New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1930, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1930 T {balanced the minds of at least half | #t the Y. W., should ed with lienia, — melancholia and it one 1 ’mm ¢ht insanity, he says have at- Sl FOR WINTER COLDS! FOR WINTER T [tacked the feminine population, T T eriioti oy 1ovemen i e DARNING | by 4 [ which has been unable to adjust it- S S Hlylides seriols TABLETS % : # selt normally to the changed meth- *{ coptemmiation of the tailor o 1 doz 9 h bR Eikey lods of living. C Great Dam Will Make Famous |, 2is cumior came out i « aiceus- Womep Bmld Up and Reduce by oo 520 i VICRS VAPO B i ; Stream Power Reservolr i iy S i Saimes | Exercising and Dieting Yochon. © 1 @’ woman Wi 23c NEW BRITAIN'S ~SHOPPI e 13c out that in Stamboul every asylum | —_ " BLACK ELASTIC— was filled. He said that 10,000 frec n shecan casily add on we e < Jan. 21.—"The | porgong in the place should be un- IsPdoubIECIIE e S nlciae e m" o Wednesd C - E : . . 1c . famous in Irish 5008 | ger restraint eliminate it. No. nothing mors. | I : ‘ story. heo Treland’s | and take principle s afa stery ; ) S thank you. least nothing more s THRIIT 1S COMMON SEN APPLIED TO SPENDING"—ROOSEVELT 12 spools in main clectric power house when the | YOUNGEST BRITISH completed,” says a bulletin from the | dam on the river above Limerick is Washington, 1. National Geographic Society orc than fifteen miltion dollars worth of cement, shovels “dinky’ engines Is and other Kinds of machinery that go to build a plant to supply electricity for the irish I'ree State, have transformed the quict Limerick harbor bustling receiving port. Ircland’s Longest Stream “Ivigh fenors have endeared the Shannon to the hearts of the world fairy tale writers have used the Shannon Valley as the locale of their | stories, a plentiful supply of salmon and trout has made the river an lers' paradise. Thé Shannon 1 nd's longest river; its ery n flows into the Atlantic; the Danes and Normans once claimed it | as their river, and, if a 25 mile canal were dug from its source in Leitrim | county to Doncgal Ray. Connaught province, the huge middle western ortion of the Lmicrald Isle would be an island, zins at the so- non Pot in Leitrim. flows southeastward to the environs of Limerick. and then almost duc west- ward to the Atlantic. [requently the river widens out into lakes from three to cighteen miles in mmh,\ Athlone, home of John McCorm the Irish tenor, is one of many | quain <h towns along the river. Cascades Defy Oarsmen “A piacid river flons under many of the Shannon River bridges so that a taveler must follow the river I to realize its other aspects. Irom Nhannon Pot to the river's mouth, there is @ drop of mearly 130 feet. Some of the cascades in its course defy the most intrepid oarsmen “Once the Shannon was navigable only to Limerick. head of tidewater, 65 1miles from the s But short | canals around the des have made it possible for small vessels to veach Lough Allen. Larger canals, | sich as the Grand and Royal canals, | connect the Shannon with Dublin, d the Ulster canal connects it with Belfast. “Limerick, the Shannon's most im- vortant city. normally has 36,000 in- habitants and ranks next to Cork in population ameng southern Ire. land cities. Limerick street crowds liowever now are augmented by a | nortion of the German and Irish workmen who are building the new power plant. Limerick Boomed by Power “Because it was the nearest Amer- | fca Limerick once had aspirations of being Ireland’s greatest port. Ship- wing, however. drifted to the other side of the island 4 Limerick methodically operated its flour mills, distillerics, creameries and bacon curing, leather tanning and lace- making factories, and its tobacco torics, featuring fine ‘Virginia caf. The city did not excite the attention of the outside world until the arrival, a few years ago, of men and supplies for the great conecrcte barrier. Its harbor, into which only s few small passenger and freight hoats drifted, now is a busy ship- ping center. “Imagine a smiling but wrinkled ‘Mother Machree' of one of Ireland’s remote, rose-cmbowered, thatched- roofed cottages. flicking an clectric switch to light her living room or plugging in her carpet sweeper: or a happy Trishman, with his clay pipe, sitting beforc an electrically operat- | ed radio while toasting his toes be fore an open fireplace near an Old.i fashioned spinning wheel. one of the Irish cottage’s fixtures. Imagine the | Atreets of the villages that Lave here- tofore heen dark after sundown, lighted brighitly by the pull of a| single switch, and the village work- khops, now operated by hand, hum- ming with clectric machines. These thinzs will be possible when ereat network of power wires a strefched across the Irish Free State | from the Shannon's power site. Even Dublin and other large citics of Ire- land which already glare under elec- tric lights will use Shannon power.” headquarters of | George has regaine | up his work. PRINCE IS SICHLY George’s Health Worries Doctais —Troubled With Insomnia London, J -Now that King his health, the British royal family and cven the general public are showing concern over the conditiion of the King's! youngest son, Prince George, just turned . has been out of the public view cver since he was obliged to withdraw from his post at the forcign office last summer. For several weeks his whereabouts were unknown, and rumors of a severe illness current. 1t finally was l¢ ihe had been stayin; where he was being tr omnia and a digesti Although George seldum ‘ d robust healtii, he never has himself to be treated as @ weakling. Doctors recently have had 1o lay down the law patient i gard to Prince George Obeys Commands Yrom Doctors tennis. which is his favorite gume. He also was forbidden to go witht | | the Prince of Wales on the African | hunting trip. Carcer Mapped Out for Him George, who was named after his | father, was destined for a naval carcer. . When the present king's clder brother was Still alive and| there seemed 1o prospect of his| ascending the throne, he chose the | | navy as the sphere for his life's| activities and became a very keen| sailon. When he came to the throne ind had to give up all this, he | naturally turned his ention to mapping out the career: sons | The Prince of Wales was, of course, 10 be trained for the throne. The present Duke of York showed of his four |a preference for the air service. Henry. the Duke o a liking for army | So the King | decided tha this ake should | go into the nav Prince Geo o sailor | and had attained the lc of ‘af second lieutenant, ut last March it was announced that his royal | father, acting on medical advice, | d approved his retirement from | the navy. The Prince himself in a | speech a few days later, said his course had been forced upon him because the life was though to be unsuitable for his health. | Forced to Give Up Work Then he was assigned to the forcign office to gain knowledge of the administration and work of that | important department. Tt was pre- sumed that he was to be trained so he would be capable of filling some | important post such a governor | sencral of one of the British colo- | nies. Tut in July he had to give| ridicnlous, according to somi * the busy matron adds in | ¢ e wear and natter-of fact tone. Nothing to it want ten pounds takcn off feel the need of another 1 "o « et hoyish just t the modern world inated corsets modern now 1 e figure” rectors call it isn't all a wat three—of doubling on |of stretching toward Miss Gertrude IFossc cation director and ‘reducing ‘where is also the matter of diet ch cannof b garded. i exercising importan the loca) ALTO THIEVES PARADISE alth =ducation i orities a n « Jan < B G R ¢ Autonio claims, that extre 1 , " not only 2 ¢ but v both mentally and physical- | hshing reducing and « classos | man « Makes Your Fire Insurance Rate? Trained experts compute it: but property owners — individually and collectively — create the conditions which determine the cost of their fire insurance. Several major factors enter into the determination of fire insurance rates, such as structure, occupancy, the quality of private and public fire protection, exposure from other property and general loss experience. . 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