New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1916, Page 3

4 NEwW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1016. BOSTON STORE | To Wear New on Easter is one of the ancient custo threshold of the future. Here are a few essentials for the Day’s Dress Up. GLOV Kid Gloves, from ........ Silk Gloves, from ........ Lisle and Chamoisette . . . CORSETS R & G., W. B., Nemo, Glove-Fitting, Royal Worces- ter, Ferris, etc., etc., f HOSIERY d Silk, Black, White and Colors, Cotton, Lisle an UNDERWEAR Vests, Pants and Uni sizes: Vests and Pants Union Suits . ...... WAISTS AND MIDDIES An extensive showing of t See the Silk Waists, at ... NECKWEAR A dainty piece for the neck will help to round out the Easter outfit. See the occasion, at ...... The new hat needs a new veil. A grand showing of the latest, at ... Also novelties in made Veils . LINGERIE UNDERWEAR. Some exceptionally da Night Gowns and Chemise. Made of Silk Crepe de Chine, elaborately trimmed with fine lace edgings, flesh color and white. .| PULLER &NIVEN Scmething ms that still lingers at the S ceeeeie.. . 8115 to $2.75 ciiiiiiia.....50c to $1.00 .....25¢c to 60c rom ...$1.00 to $4.00 1215¢ to $2.00 a pair on Suits, in all shapes and ... 12Y5¢ to 60c j ...25¢c to $1.25 hese popular goods at 98¢ IR 98 catoR $2:25) the new novelties for 25¢ and 50c s r sy a e o cp0C 8 yard .50c to $1.00 each inty creations in Camisoles, insertions and robbon, Ranging in price from vevee....00c to $5.75 each i WOMEN EXPECTEQ TD, OUTLIVE MERE MALES Figures Show They Can Antici- pate Greater Length of Lile Washington, April 20.—Director Sam. L. Rogers, of the bureau of the ! census, department of commerce, soon to issue a unique set of tables, the first of their kind which have ever been prepared by the United States government. These tables, which were compiled in the division of vital statistics, under the supervision of Protessor James W. Glover, of the University of Michigan, show death rates and expectation of life all | ages for the population of the six New | I'ngland states, New York, New Jer- sey, Indiana, Michigan, and the Di: triet of Columbia (the original death- registration states) on the basis of the | population in 1910 and the mortality for the three years 1909, 1910, and 1911. They are similar to the “life tables” prepared by life insurance companies, but differ from them in | that they relate to the entire popula- tion of the area covered, whereas the life insurance tables relate only to risks selected through medical cxam- ination and otherwise. Expectation of life, at birth, in stationary population—that one in which the births and deaths were equal and were the same from year to year, and in which there was no im- | migration or emigration—would he the same as average age at death, | which is calculated by totalizing the ages of all deceased persons and di- is | months of life and, in the ca at a viding the result by the number of de- | ceased persons. | ‘Women Live Longer Than Men. | According to these tables the aver- age expectation of life, at birth, for | males is 49.9 years; for female: years; for white males, 50.2 years; for | white females, 53.6 vears; for na white males, for native white females, 54.2 years; for negro males, 34.1 years, and for necgro fe- | males, 37.7 years. Females are thus ‘ longer lived than males in the extent | of more than three years, and in the case of the native whites and negroc more than three and a half years. | The expectation of life at the age of one is considerably greater than &t birth, being 56.8 years for native | white males and 59.5 for native white females, and reaches its maxi m at the age of two, when it is 5> for | the former class and 60.1 for the lat- | ter. At the age of twelve the aver- age native white male’s expectation of life is 50.2 years; at it is 39.4 years; at 40, 28.3 years; at 50, 21.2 ifr(\m about seven or eight per cent. of | This fact, |ing 1100,000 ond 60, 14.6 years; at 70, 9.1 and at 80, 5.2 years. Similar- ly, at the age of 12 the average native | white female’s expectation of life is 2 at 25 it is 41.8 years; at 's; at 50, 22.8 years: at 60, 15.8 at 70, 9.8 years; and at 80, 5. - A part of the difference between ex- pectation of life for men and for women is due to the greater number of violent deaths amonz men. Near- y four-fifths of these violent deaths— suicides, homicides, and accidental deaths—are of males, and such deaths the total number occurring each year. however, does not account fully, or even in major part, for the greater longevity of women. An ex- amination of the tables discloses lower death rate for females than for males during each of the first twelve e of the wative whites, during each year of life up to the age of 94 During the first month of life the death rate among natives whites is nearly 28 per cent. higher for hoys than for girls, and | during the first year it is more than 20 per cent. highs Infant Mortality Still High. The enormous waste of infant which ill goes on, although medical science has done and is doing much ! to arrest it, is shown by the exceed- ingly high death rates which provai among infants under one year of Of 100,000 native white boy ba born alive, 4.975, or about five per | cent., die during the first month, and 12 or 12.6 per cent., die within | one year. The girl baby's chance of | life is considerably better, the death rate among native white females dur- the first month being 3,804 yper life born alive, or less than four ‘ent., and during the first year | 10.460 per 100,000, or nearly 10.5 per cent. On its first likelihood that birthday, however, the hild will die with- in the year is only about one-fourth as great as it was at birth, the death rate among native whites during the sec- vear being 2,841 per 100,000 for s and 2,610 per 100,000 for fe- The rate continues to de- > until the twelfth year of life—- is, the period between the elev- | enth and twelfth birthds during which it is only 228 per 100,000 for | a males and 198 per 100,000 for females. This, the figures indicate, is the ¥ thiest year of life among native whites, Thereafter there a con- tinuous increase in the death rate from year to y During the forty eighth year of life, in the case of na tive white males, it is 1,267 per 100,- 000, almost exactly what it was during the third year, 1,266; during the s second vear it is 2,919 per 100,000, or a little more than during | the second year, 2,841; and during the | eightieth year it is 12,184, or some- what less than during the first year 12,602, Similarly, among native white females the rate during the fiftieth | year, 1,120, is a little less than during the third year, 1,144; durnig the sixt third year J 18, or somewhat less than the second, 2,610 is it during 1 N olumbia Jor ONDERFULLY recorded by emi- nent artists, ‘inspired in theme and rendering, these Columbia Records are splendid expressions of the spirit of Easter. An Easter program such as you could not enjoy in any other way may be assembled from the sacred Faster records in the Columbia Record Catalogue. are a few appropriate suggestions: The Palms. A 1949 ( A 5323 _4 L The Ressurection. Easter Chimes. Dawn of Hope. (Lake) (De Case Crucifix. and Frank Croxton, Elijah. (Menrelssohn.) Your Hearts: tenor. These records would make a fine P but the Columbia (Faure.) Henry Burr tenor and baritone duet. (Shelley.) Charles and Albert Wiederhold, Albert Wiederhold, baritone- Prince’s Orchestra. lla.) Prince's Orchestra. J (Faure:) Reed miller, tenor, bass. I i) e If with Al ]{1,’,';' Harrison, | ¥~ alone rogram, Record Catalogue offers a wealth of others, if you wish. In range, interest, merit and selection, the Columbia list of Easter records surpassed. See the nearest Columbia arrange your program foday. is un- dealer and New Columbia Records on sale the 20tk of every month. Columbia Records in all Foreign Languages. COLUMBIA Columbia Grafonola 150 Price $150 GRAFONOLAS and DOUBLE-DISC RECORDS This advertisement was dictated to the Dictaphons, COMPLETE STOCK OF COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS AND RECORDS I'OR SALE BY 5 BRODRIB & WH L. A. GLADDING, 4 CHESTNUT ST, H and during per 100,000, ing the native proximately first, white man at white woman at BRODRIB & WHEELER 138 Main Street. COLUMBIA HEADQUARTERS All of Our Large Store is Devoted Exclusively to Talking Machines, Thus Assuring You Our Undivided Attention. 138 MAIN STREET HENRY MORANS, e = = A e ELER, 321 Tel. 974-4. We carry the complete selection of Columbia Records and will be glad to play them for you any time at your con- venience, also the full line of Columbia Grafonolas ranging in prices from $15 up, at very easy terms. acquainted with our terms -and services. ENRY MORANS, Jeweler, L. A. GLADDING \ Just Around the Corner | Just Received a Large New Stock of Columbia Grafonolas for Your Ex- 4 CHESTNUT STREE amination. within ¢ birth the eightieth it is 10,901 4 ing or a little more than (1'1“»] at 10,460, The native the 102 and the 99 have ap the same prospect of dy- age of To say th life is n not the | K it Median Recom’s } 10 in—75¢ 1 10-10.—75¢c Hallinan Bldg. Step in and get 321 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CT. Allen & € (INCORPORATED > i HARTFORD Barga{né for Saturday! FRIAY TOILET GOODS . NOTIONS AND HOUSEHO. : SUPPLIE 11c jar. | 25c Silk Sihields, ake. Gem Hooks and} cards for be. Silk Hair Nets—{ive in velopo for 10c. Oc Silk Belting, 23c yard. > Silk Belting, 18c yard. 20c Silk Belting, 15e yand. 15¢ Silk Belting, 12¢ yund, §c Needle Point Pix paper. No. 30-03 Velvet Supporters, He pair. No. 05-018 Velvet Grip 114 Supporters, 10¢ pair. Kleinert's $0c Handy Shield, 25c pair. Princess 98c sleres, 25c pair. STIRE GLOSH Dres 100 Eyos, De Meridor, Sempre Giovine, 3 Camphor-ease, 15¢ jar. Hind's Cream, 121%c tube. Hind's Cream, 23c¢ box. Jergen's Benzoin Lotion, 1214 box. Frostilla, 10¢ box. TALCUMS, Amolin, 10¢ each. Mennen’s, 10c each. Corylopsuis, 100 each, Sylvan Series, 10c each. Mary Garden, Mavis Talcum Lady Mary, 50c. SOAPS. Woodbury’s Soap, 11c cake. Cuticura Soap, 10a cake. Castile and Oatmeal Soaps, for 5c. 25¢c White O for White Sho) Remmer's Assorted Odors, 4 15¢. for 25c. 25c Dux Back Water-pi British Bath, assorted odors, for white Shoes, 15¢ box. 4 for 25c. Packard’s 25c Special Wi Olivilo, Dressing, 18c. Lifebuoy Soap, White Rose Woolenwash, Violet de Parme kg, box. Sani Flush, 15¢ can. Palmolive Combination—6 Gorham'’s Silver Cake Polf cakes Soap, 1 jar cream and 1 bottle Shampoo, 59c. MISCELLA} Dioxogen, 14c, Listerine, 14c, 29¢, 52c. Witch Hazel, 13c, 19¢. « Grip H Drg quality T3 4 for 25c. 1 cakes 10c. Soap, 16c size O-Cedar Mo size O-Cledar Mops, 59 ze O-Cedar Polish, 3 ze O«Cedar Polish, 50c 25¢ 1] Here | Leonard & Herrmann Gt Last Minute Suggestion The day is almost here when cvery woman as well as man wi to look their best. Possibly th ere is something that has been fo ten, In the rush, and right here is where to come, as stocks are newest and most up-to-date that fashion can demand. Possibly it's a Waist, a Petticoat, Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves, Hand Bag, Ruching, Neckwear, Belt or something in Ribb or Notions, in fact whatever it happens to be, look here and sele from our ncw and complete sto ck. Jewelry An extra large assortment of Popular Priced Easter Noveltie Jewelry Is here. We are local agents for “Liberty Jewelry” and showing an extensive assortment. WEAR A LIBERTY RING Coy 1 165 Main St, New Britain, Cont If You Want Good B Beer, Wine or Liguo Order Same from PHILIP BARDEC| 185 Arch St. ’Phone average person in a given group has an even chance of living to what Is called the median age at death, that is, the age below which half of the members of that group will die. The median age at death for all native white males in the assumed stationary population would be 60; that is to say, of a given number of such males born alive, half would die before reaching 60 and the other half at 60 and De- yond. A native white male child at birth, then, has one chance in two | of reaching this age. At the end of his first year, however, he has a trifle better than an even chance of reach- ing 64; and at 42 he has one chance in two of attaining three score and ten Similarly, a native white female child at hirth has an even chance of living a few months past the age of 64; at the age of one she has one chance | in two of living until she is nearly 68 vears old; and at 22 her chance of reaching 70 is an even one. Thus a native white man at 42 and a native white woman at 22 have about the me chances of celebrating their seventieth birthdays. y and Country. The relative healthfulnes of city and country is strikingly shown Ly the tables, according to which the death rate among white males under one year of age in cities having £,000 in- habitants and over in 1,09, and in cities of 10,000 and over in 1910 and 1611, is 13,380 per 100,000 born alive, whereas in smaller places the corr sponding rate is only 10,826 per 100,- 000, or 23 per cent. less than the rate for cities. A similar difference pre- vails with respect to white females under one year of age, for whom the death rate in cities 18 11,123 per 100,- 000 born alive, while in rural local- ities it is only 8,497 per 100,000, cr per cent. less than the urban rate. For white males the expectation of life, at birth, in rural localitics is 7.7 years greater than in citi at the age of 10, 5.4 years greater; and until the age of 39 is reached there is a margin of more than five years in favor of the country. Thereatter the A. B. JOHNSON, D. DENTIST National Bank Bldg. Open E: S. STANLEY HOR OPTOMETRIST and OPTIC 321 Main Street Hours—8:30 A. M. to 8 P, Sat. and Mon. to 10 P. Our Services Guaran MAIN ST. Full line of Auto Goggles Glasses HORSES HOR Ci D b\ [ FRESH CARLOAD COUNTRY HORSES JUST AR Direct From ¥Farms of Ol Choicest lot horses shipped season. A Horse for every pu 1 pair Blacks, 3,200 1lbs., team. 1 pair Dapple Grays, sweet broke team. 1 pair Blacks, team. 3,000 2,900 lbs., T e e had | an ber of ye Aze Death, ready person’s expectation [ repre number of years | tength or saying that he has | stationary one month that the at p afl ents cortain une as even chance of living that ined, the life, population, 1 pair Bays. 2,700 Ib 1 pair Bay Chunks, fect farm team, Several business 1,200 Ibs Also heavy work horses, difference becomes gradually less, hut is alw favor of the country until the age of 88 is reached, at and after which the cities show a slightly great- er longevity than the rural localities. For white females the difference be- tween ‘urban and rural longevity, | 1,800 Ibs., ready for work while pronounced, is somewhat less 1 pair Canadian Chunks, than in the case of males. At birth |a team of quality the white female's expectation of life Our prices are right for the is six years greater in rural than in See us for horse, wagon or urban localities; at 10, ‘3.3 vears | We can save you money greater; and until the age of 46 is at- | ; tained the difference continues to be | P H CONDON & more than three year Thereafter @ &&e (4] ) Bristo} "Phone 58-3, 0 Ibs, chunks, 1,4 1 .8 num- is because, as al- expectation of life Thi average remaining | it declines until the age of 83 is at any given i in a | reached, after which the cities have wher anla slight advantage over the country. 30 Laurel ° s