New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1928, Page 12

| INSPIRATION TO. Centeparian Club Founder Gives His Views (Judge Henry N1l o Long Island, 1s known as the “father He has met v vof today. how some o his “Centenar for peop! Pose Forest Hi f mothe pensions BY ' JUDGE HENRY \NEN For NEA service York. June = —It is of to des and to b tenarian, so ing and e service of th benefit to h During my world T am seel: eligible to heco bt T A and more of the The methods they to help t ) o Now citi far between, as evolved his o reasoning and experi Shaw Is Physically Active Take for instar Here is 70 vears of age more vigorons 1 ally. than the 1l Shaw leads the active, normal lite of 2 young man. He works, he plays and he enjovs every minute All his thoughts and interest arc cenisred i | the future. He has none of the ten- | Aency to reminis wnleh makes most men of €4 such tedious and n mdividual er and and physic- of 50 entally boring companions Tt was while visiti 2t Shaw's houses, on¢ in the couniry and one | in London, that T found out the se- cret of his vouth 1 noticed th Shaw did not eat meat He 4 water at teatime He never u either alcohol or tobacco He lit chiefly on ve eats sparingly of o T remember Si &aid to Shaw, when both m tunching with me. f} stemious habits Shan < be a hundred. Shaw 1 plied that he was quite nilling to do so. provided the world would stand for another 30 years of Shaw! | Mussolini, whom I met in Rome, | also has deci that diet is of pri mary importance as an aid o phyve. al well being and a long Mussolim has evolved a | diet which is remarkable for an Ttalian | No Spaghetti for 1l Duce He eats a minimum of meat, liv ing chiefly on fruils and vegetables and fish. His nfeals are so scanty| +hat one might think them insnffi cient to support his powerful intel- lect, vet on his meagre two course luncheons and suppers of fruit and | fruits, and | milk. he achieves more than any other living person Coffee, wine, and all kinds of macaronis, considared essentials of | iife by the majority of Italy | completely aliminated from the great | s, a ( 1 NEW STYLES NEW PATTERNS NEW WEAVES STORES EVE LIVE T0 BE 100~ | tenaran | People then zrope wildly for a rem- | even if they do not die | painful callouses on the feet. WE MANUFACTURE FOR YOU musessm—m— At This Price | 255 PRINCETON PRINCETON CLOTHES FOR MEN ~ YOUNG MEN 352 MAIN STRFET ; NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE &, 1928.- man’s table; his four glasses of milk per day take the place of any other beverage. He does not smoke. His health and energy never falter, even in the baking summnier heat in Rome Pope Pius X118 nearer 70 than 60 ears of age. yet both his infellectnal and bodily activity are these of a | man of 40, He, 100, is a dietician His favorite food is a little fish call #d agoni, which live only in the lake of Cuma in the north of Italy Mussolini and Pius XI. the tuo portant and the two hardest wen in Italy, though they v not agree in politics, have onc common custom: th eat PLANNING A TRIP Said o Consider Voyages lo‘ Americas most i § —(UP)—King £ to isit Spain's alwavs alone No one is permitted to spoak “daughter American conti- 1o them while they eat nents As eligibles for membership in the From s government source comes Centenarian club we have at howw the st nt that unless something such splen examples as John L. unforvecen occurs, Altonso will s Rockefeller, Honry Ford, homas A westward toward the end of 1929, or Ldison—all persons whose work «arly in 1930 —as soon as possible Broves tHelr mentallcapabilities till Fatlar the e and Barcelona ex- at then prime, when those of position have been held mean al roand yellow Ford leads an almos existence fruits and v ta his stavin the 15th ceitement tc no ent Henry Ford of the apirit amend would not 1o arost Irop wine or the choieest meet and ind celebrated | Interesting as 1t the world diet of the nnsuited to have fonnd the man torally average those on whom vrodigions den Quality Meats are made. Thev have, of fheir_own initiative, svolved what practi amounts to the same plan of vig ons dier We solicit your orders. || Phone 21648 89 Dwight St. | to enahle them to con- nons labors s who have the serious dete to live long and accomplish much that the Cen- club has been founded When Youth's Resistance Weakens The majoritv of voung persons. ination having what they call 2 “good time”, want to live so that the “good time" may be indefinitely prolonged i st unbounded ca 1t has passed. and responsibilities hegin to take the | place of former freedom from care | and worries, peopls realize that seither their bodies nor their minds are indefanigable and that thev ca not burn the candle at both ends without disagreeable after effects There comes a day when the body and mind fail to react to imulants NAJARIAN MARKET 142 North St. We Handle the Best Quality in wd B many of these last . 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He takes £ he their ditficulties, their tendencies, | keen interest in the interchange of | Would escort the it for the and other aspects. students and professors between | Atlantic. program » 1206, the King of Spain was | America and Spain, devoting particu- | Every Spanish province » in 1020 1 to arbitrate the old question | 1ar attention to the arrival of North | raist funds by ironticss between the republics |and South American personages in ragua and Honduras. 1t wase | Spain and the departure for America " homage to Mother Spain | ©f any prominent Spaniard. Student of Emigration of N christened capital of wealthiest s mark of honor to her sover- | hat moved the American coun- | The problem of emigration is an- fries o suggest such arbitration. | other frequent theme of the King's Don Iamon Menendez y Fidal was thoughts. He ascertains whether the y delegate head- | emigrants leave under good condi- bnicians form- | tions and how Spanish colonies prog- Villasinda, |1ees in America. Time after time he Vera. He | has pardoned Spaniards who emi- program traordina ommittee of te Marguis of and en | sent as e rica,” he 49 ships to be built paratively short time. «d by the making the trip, previous project is now being redi 1t envisaz the Archives of the In- ille. He wrote personally to all the Ameriean | circles and liter sed in various | by (he the formation [of the | at presidents of would special bull-fights, | lotteries and patriotic celebrations to build one ship for each province. The ships would be built in Spain and with the name of the each province. provinces would * help others which were unable to collect enough funds. Thus there would be in a com- The ction of Spain. For the | Jereis, Sanfamaria y , o s e a report which tho King ueed |gratee clandestinely and has otten| New Warfare Brings e | sy sted 4 o ts which made wage, 1 have the same interest and in making his decision. i} ted arrangemen n o the s ” love ', s for the Spanish slfonso NI11T has alwavs been an it for Spanish emigrants living | Demolluon of Forts o Sifes: NI il nleolirenialert OB ho-Amer- | abroad to comply with their military | Maubeuge, France, June 8. (#— vainted with Hispano-American rism. To lis initiative is due the | duties | Striking proof that the world's con- QU= s g een et Bl on e ition of the scction of American | Regarding the material means of | cept of warfare can never again be what it was before 1314 is effered demolition, now in progress, forts surrounding fhis town, Cloverbloom J. i | | CLOVERBLOOM BUTTER is uniform in good- buy for the price. Packed in sanitary cartons ness the year round. 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Those 11 days {taught military strategists that nio- vility replaced the old principle of fised forts Magbeuge therefore is being strip- ped of ifs detenses, and will be made an “open town™ signiticant only for its factories, porcelain kilns and g marble works. 1fs wilitary import- ance, dating from the days of Louis XIV, has departed forever. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS EUREKA MARKET 335 Park St. Meats Fruit and Vegetables We Deliver All Over Town S x - LINWOOD MARKET 91 Linwood St. Quality First Is Our Motto Phone 2756 Delivery COOKED FOOD SHOP 118 Main + Cooked Food and Table Luxuries If it is Eatable, We Have It. Phone 3583 JUSTIN PASKUS 356 Park St. Finest Quality ‘Meats and Groceries All Kinds Fruit and Vegetables We Delver Anywhere in Town Give Us a Trial R. 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