New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1916, Page 4

e = News for T, heater Goers anéi’ ‘Women Readers 1 LYCEUMj =—— Week of Jan. 17 R 4V 3LATIONS OF A \\/IF 4‘ , . | THE (AESAR M{ISCH §TORE By ADELE GARRISON L | 687-685 MAIN STREET The Cross Players o~ | How Madge Became Really Iond of | me sometimes that against my will T am - growing really fond of this woman. Mrs. Underwood. A Comedy Drama in 4 Acts § Mrs, Underwood herself, with out- | stretched hands, met me at the door ’,__ o I came myself. How prompt you = are! I feel as if I'd like to shake you I’“\‘;‘f“lflw M Vith Cream g S ¥ v rect in - . for being so admirably correc e e et L hes everything. You know I was never on e b \ | ( A B | time in my life.” Coffee : I never can find anything to say to 4 = : MARK DOWN x Lillian Gale's Tailler Although I Lunch. | Z ; disapprove of her appearance, her o o | 2 of her slangy onn Chowder On All Men's Clothir B | 1oud voice, ana much e K ” talk, yet I always feel dull and com- Eelnii RS | 2 7 Sty o TR : monplace beside her. = i 2 . Biggest Values in town : ome right into my room,” she e 2 = = WA N ¢ rattled on, “and we’'ll go into the din- g — 12,06 MEN'S SUITS. ..... ing room. We have just finished the = Pea = By David Belasco. sweets. Won’t you have an ice? 111 Stuffed Veal l" art tell Betty.” S Soiled 10.00 Potatoes c ; | = coeene..$12.00 The season’s popular revival She made a dash for the door, but Buttered Beets | = g I caught her by the arm. Stewed Tomatoes f 1 \ T U o $16.00 Same Prices—Matinees 10c [ “Please, Mrs, Underwood,” T said, Coffee . e 2 - “not a thing but the coffee. I really g 2 2 5 § - $20.00 and 20c. Ivenings, 10c, 88 | couldn’'t. Oh, how lovely!” The exclamation was a tribute to|drain a half pound of dried figs and % - p | ’ 56100 her bedroom. It was one of the dain- | steam until they begin to look soft. i RUCLCUL i tiest rooms imaginable, like the heart| oo\ tocother for five minutes a half of a Tose. Thel bangings, the wall | oo s o e ater. Tnto paper, the draperies, all ranged from | pis qrop the figs, cover closely and | the faintest shade of pink to the deep | jraw o the side of the fire, where | there were flowers and fruit enough F in Syrup—Pick over, wash and 20c, 30c: 50c. 0.00 (January 17th) - Everybody was awfully good to me: $12.00 $16.00 7.00 OVERCOATS..........$20.00 de of an American Beauty ros they will keep very hot, yet not sim- I think it's pretty fine myself, ® | mer, for half an hour. Transfer the said. Of course, you're thinking w hat |06 to a serving dish and boil down 8898 .(With Basting Line a splendid frame for such a faded, |50 cerup until quite thick and rich. Seam Allowance) One-Picce Gown, | costume of violet silk duvetyne. wornout picture as I am, but Just con- | ;5onfuls of sherry, pour dver the figs 34 to 40 bust. i cont was semi-fitting and came sider my dear, how I'd look in & roOm | mayce from the fire, add a half tea- § to within six inches of the hem of ; @ B that wasn't rose-tinted, in a blue | o001 of vanilla and two table- Here is a gown that can be used for 1 (he skirt: it opencd down the froni | g TONIGHT AND TUES. Toom, for instance. Br-rr. This rose|*Fo00 N S8 O & SN er the fis | Ereat many different occasions. It i} to show an extremely lons walstcoat | )/ John Barrymore In tine softens me down, and enables me [ & 0" 4 e Serve very cold with really ]perfcc[t for thic ‘]skaupg _thal of white corduroy, which ended in a “INCORRIGIBLE ] to look at myself without shuddering | o,m ana cake. (2 Scd A Joattie Jiof Flue ."2“’“""“‘{’ tight collar edged with o narrow | DUKANE” M |tco mucn. it is charming for afternoon visits and if 1101 of seatskin. The deep cuffs of | o 4 Through-Betraying F Stuffed Veal Heart—The heart is excenmfi(;xgl;‘:x‘r;rrezal:rlnll;)l;%;clv acly white were also edgeq with fur The WED. AND THURS. ¢ Her words and tonc were gay [trimmed and thoroughly washed to | githal. “The bodice and skirt ace cqt j| coat fastened acrosa the walscoat | 687—685 MAIN STREET A ala Brins 1o enough, but underneath I detected a | e the removal ot all hlood, after | one, shirred or smocked at the waist-ling \With 100ps of braid and buttoned on HARTFORD, oy ¢ THE FOG” note of bitterness. My heart went out filled with a stufling made | to form a girdle and arranged ot the left side -with long, oval-shape AT B ANt el (o her in spite of the fact that she casoned hr 33 «, chopped, | foundation belt. Beneath the cape ther] Plack buttons. The sKirt, eut circu- T was rouged most abominably, as easoned beef sausage or a| jsa plain yoke to which the f“”r;ww" i lar, hung from a six-inch yoke, extra AND SAT. usual, that her r had been newly |mixture of broth. The top is fastened ! attached. ~The cape is circular with 1 fullness being let in by very fine Pickford In | ®ouched up,” and that her gown was [ with a couple of stitches. and the | tflaring collar that is so much liked and tucks on the hi aitogether too low-cut for even an |heart thoroughly browned in a few | isclosed at the left shoulder. The pockets — S evening affair, to my eyes, let alone |spoonfuls of fat in a hot pan. It is | make an all important feature. Tha le Extraordinary. Thousands of an afternoon at home. then placed in a saucepan, point| ‘openings are designed to be trimmed and Lillian Gale must have been a very | downward, a cupful of stock or boiling | they can be made purely ornamental cr beautiful girl. She would be a fine | water poured in, covered and cooked | both ornamental and useful as liked. A« Hall Price At W looking woman still if she would let |slowly for one hour and, finally, ! a matter of course, they can be omitted \s the result of buying in immense fer hair be its natural color, even if | placed in a hot oven for fifteen | ¥f for any reason a gown without pockets streaked with gr and wipe the | minutes. | #s preferred. In the illustration, broad. reuge from her . She might look e e | icioth is trimmed with braid but the | older than she does in the atrocious CARNEGIE'S WIDOW DEAD, | £0Wn is appropriate for any material that ; able to offer thous: mask she calls her complexion, and S Haay | can be shirred successfully. the st New 1916 Embroideries at 0 S F. h . [ which defies any ome to tell whether | Sister-in-law of Andrew Carnegie | For the medium sine wi ;! halt price when full prices are being n dStreet 1g tlng e face under it is 30 or 50, but to s 2 ) 2 r the mediumsize will be ncp_rled,fififi asked country wide Not only will . 15 he would be mueh wiere Yields to Pneumonia. ‘:1:& n(( x(:;zx(cvr‘xfllv27l ‘nl(‘h(‘fv },wdc, 7Y% | the price be greater in the Spring bt LR Boston, Jan. 17.—Mrs, Lucy Cole- | ¥ 111.1’."5;'3"]901' e i e ‘f""lhc- such goods as are offered in this saic How could a woman with her men- [man Carn , widow of Thomas M. | g z(t el lowecirees 1 r?] t d‘ will be scarce, notwithstanding the tality, her success in her profession. rnegic and sister-in-law of Andrew | fo b f g 3 yai ‘S 24| fact that the Spring season of 1816 her good-humored sanity on so many | Carnegie, died of pneumonia yester - 5 1 promises to he a great embroidery ses make herself so ridiculous? at the home of her daughter, Mrs, The pattern 8898 is cut in sizes from g4 | SON: $0 here is an eppoertunity for the Oliver G. Ricketson, in Waverly. She | fo 40 bust measure. It will be mailed ta | Women who love ik O as 69 years old. ny address by the Fashion Department | eries to procure them at a great sav- my| Mrs. Carnegic's father was a pioncer | B this paper, on receipt of ten cents. ing for instance in this sale there are j : 5 industry in I’mebnrgh.K beautiful $1.00 and $1.25 Embroidered 2Nd listened and tried to find out b ; 3 e i an enthus e flouncings including 40-inch Organ. | Something about them before ‘buttin 1‘1'4“’(«:\ ‘\‘x‘\l\lni‘):(‘mlx‘:‘x“.n(vv\lil R 2 LORCHA" iy as she took up a powder puff and |For many years she was et : z and sensa- | ehed a little more powder on her |tic follower of vachting and she was| JOHN BARRYMORE IN UG Gl ¥iey GREEC) St v e (e | 01 B ) F0 1 RGN iy SOf) G (1 . AR el be Bip dashed a e = 1 casion to stop a fight. T have many j Sentiment will stand back of the bo vard, 45-inch and -inch Swiss ¢ : 203 that 6 the first woman to join the New York 3 2 : : L 1 o | who punishes him, and N Pl R s el 1 ) flouncings worth $1.00 and $1.25 ag : times been rebuked for th conclu- o punishes K Ll presen e R et Tt vacht club. Her body will be taken | FEATURE AT KEENEY’S | * 5 A E $1.2 Vet bl A SE o TG taition to A i T Bimona H Mabel Let's Torg e |t her estate on Cumberland Island, 50c 1 Eibuncines fandl anoverasionfandias Thcould mot conyinice xmy p Lesth t8ass (o8 BEGLESLER S0t i Normand, and Mack Sennctt | “When you are so old as I am, my | ' (no Georgla coast for burial. VN worth T5c and 89c¢ are offered at 40¢ R i o aia o welk R dear, and life has handed You as many | vard, Finest St. Gall Swiss flounc. | Would tell me what vou think. for a principle or a clean name were Skl g has me, you may find out = e o ; ity i the most heinous crime of all “STOLEN MAGIC® knocks as it s Rl John Barrymore will be seen in “In- | ings, inch. wide and worth 50c are [ He Had Evidently Been Taught Not would not write u, onl a 2 acts of roars aud howls. that women rouge and dre their hair | J§ THIS RUSSIAN corrigible Dukane,” the feature pho- | on sale at 25 rd. Embroidery | T i : ” g "l ‘lf” it Tomorrow Only lin ¢ sperate effort to :\(:f‘v ‘\”l"\,\"h. I | toplay at Keeney’s tonight and tom flounecir worth 29c to 39c¢ at o St | ;‘;( T\f:"";- i “\] i“‘l“‘] :”"‘:“] ””“ X 4 AMERICAN GAMI, TRAILS |8 sion where to Ch 2Rt OR CHINESE I row. The play is said to be the best | yard mbroidery edges worth 20¢ SO SR L) o e e e il 4 reels and lecture. T took of v bt screen production in which the popu- | to 23c for 10 yard and Gall Em- janother (of apparently much finer | AT WIONS, Waetein the WOk -] o ek - v |] .l\lxshlml Il:‘\‘ll G toatneea (‘ENERAL EFF‘ECT lar actor has been seen and it has been | broideries worth 10c at 5c¢ yard.— | character) an unprintable name. The | friends? | favorably received in the metropoli i Advt. finer looking boy looked as if he Part Of The Bigger Problem I hate to be considered rude, and I i e i : an cities where it has been shown. — fearea that Mrs. Underwood must Ll e e wanted fo punish the other good and I don't know just what T think, be- PARSONS, : e “:?ufms % Wednesday and Thursday. “Voice In | OLD FOLKS NEED | hard, but did not, only flushed If | cause it is part of sieer voctadi Ter. 1 said the first thing that came SRy and I e il i Sl he had started and got the worst of | on which my mind hasn’t yet crystal- into my mind, and as usual, when I - ) n‘r‘;‘vm"l‘“‘Pr;"w”:““!‘I““"“flll[‘i“ h““\ “h'(i“‘l CASCARETS” FOR it I should certainly have helped | ized Of course, you can easily recs HEATRE—Hartford am embarrassed, blundered terribly. Rt = e e LIVER, BOWELS | him give the foul-mouthed one what | ognize the larger problem CETEE T o (et “] used to dream of a room like this s TR R Y s e hat bovel shonld belpermitted Al Gl ‘H'”‘;\; SRR when I was a very young girl, about Again, recently, about fifty boyvs|go about using offensive lang % B il Domic opera |- Cenit Youimidslne oy Elplof et were following a running fight in ! unpunished, does not seem right g “POM-POM” PETa | {nat age would love this room, and Boli i e e . the alley behind my house between Education is, of course, the ulti- I ioraers raceived mow. Box | 1iow lovely she would be r & ‘ S e e e e Sl fine-looking white boy and a very | mate solution of this, as of most of s (th : Acros .. Underwood's face came : ay 3 4 | = D B O e ] : : AR . ; S B ite! ey - & o the problems of crime and poverty ce sale Jan. 27 | the same spasm of pain that I had ::‘m“t“‘ fhegprbera SN el managesl injos I ISED O CRF Sta B Hous i | pev i T e e aa n e lo Tk s P hay o5l BT i i ket | ceen there when during the little even- hent has also arranged a good vaude- Sie "-(_”““_‘““j"“[ and about, and stood waiting to manage | It does seem as if there ot ing supper Dicky and I had given, Sl Sl | the affair my own way, when a neigh- | be some other way to rebuke and Add | days. 1 was very pleased with my 10 COMPARE OUR VALU | | for a two weeks’ trip instead of a few | | 1 THOSE OFFERED EILS | | | Yards of New 1916 Embroideries A\t Smith & Co's. quantities hefore the advance in the market price Wise, Smith & Co., ands of yard A lctter friend has put a problem j kind. up to me which, (strange as it may | sych Boys Need Some Kind of A Les scem) I do not feel capable of solv- in son. s it right or just to always step | ~“Names are used now commonly, in and stop a fight betwe two | that our fathers or our grandfathers > would have committed murder rather boys? “No particular instance has influ- | than pass unchallenged. I would like to have every boy understdnd ear enced me, but I have always stopped in life that he cannot use such terms Healthy and clean with de- htful surround | | | [ | | S ubjects, and Tomorrow. ! ed myself the question, as I had \rts, present done every time I and Joscph | My eves must b {houghts, for she laughed a bit harsh- | in the steel nrose and cheeks. rebukers nor they me, T wish you day and Saturday the schedule calls — | for Mary Pickford in “Ksmeralda. Salts, Calomel, Pills act. on Bowels | In addition to these films there wiil Like Pepper Acis in { i = | k of Jan. 31 (Mats. Wed. & Sat.) | Most Wonderful P! in America | ¢ vely 3 - 3 X s @ | Mrs. Lester had spoken of how lovely cf 3 ! 2 bor came running “ A S | M : i r came running in and opped | hesides punching him Prices: Nights and Sat. Mat., @ | her baby at home looked a: eep. 2 - AMER’CAN GAME | [ them without s ing a word, and it| On the other hand, “to f 0| 1 had thought then that somewhere : AN looked to me like mere brute force ‘ principle” has a ringing | i | | 1.50; Wed. M e to $1 5 ast . life - o) IS N \ this woman’s checkered past . life : - PICTURES AT FOX'S | : stopping a well-deserved punishment. | strikes some pretty fine chord ers now. Box Office sale Jan. ! N _ ; there had been a child of her own. . : 5 | i (For the sake of bringing out my What do you think, reader friends? i Now T was sure of it. She had had a : - i _— | b point we will pretend that the mat- |\ daughter this woman who seemed the " : The American Game Trails,” four 2 | ter was afterwards investigated and | T'd like to hear from ar | | | incarnation of careless, vulgar good- A0 3 2 reels disclosing the happy life of ani- 5 : & it was found out that one did act- |interested, and we'll have T WOODRUFF CLUB humor. There was a tragedy in the : 2 2 mals in the Canadian Northwest, with 5 ually deserve punishment of ome posium some day PIANQ REG”’AL thought of the child. Was her little i g N s rl. dead? Was she living, but dead E s i hunter lecturing throughout will he 2 v e | to her because of that unhappy past ¢ 4 shown tomorrow afternoon and eve- | A ?'8:22[ —FBY | whose story seemed always to cling to 4 ; ning at Fox's in conjunction with ! o C-‘-Q_-.\ ; | Linian (5 R the regular Triangle offering of a biyx = e~ ¥ ce away under pretense of hunting : A i reel Keystone comedy. | d 3 FAMOUS OLD “CHARITY [ens' “David Copperfield” cannot help for a handkerchief. As she turned ol L The intimate life and habits of the ; Vill you solve this problen Assisted By nize the theme whe Mr. . Laeck toward me I saw that her eves : E : big game, the hardships and adven- | g S | 8 ¥ : ; T tures of the expedition which dared | BALL” HERE TONIGHT | Belasco found his "“'"“”‘"] 11: 1+ were bright with unshed t " y B 1illan Bubank | " e s el _. Betasco”foumd s ove-scenca, s (hey : . i said. “That is what [ planned it for : IS e e s N ; i 0 SO0 U N S C0 rondama s pisinal LS Buc Rnadiiopta M Eimnig it 2 N { | bird and gamey fish in the New A Misses Byron, Morton, Southern and i : | Brunswick _region are phicaily | Daniel Froman, David | field, Collier, White, Jarrett, Henley Friday Eveni 2 : - : y ening, Jan. 21 She came toward me, and laid her Qs : : E AT 3 | shown. The American game Tranl | Most old people must give to the i Pert Kelcey and Effiie Shannon, are o s i names that made the “Charity Ball” | 2nd Vinton are all well cast, while the DUTH co - T ~ hand on my arm. " 2 % ® “pictures will be shown at 5 in . CH ) ; : i at 3:15 Lowels some regular help, else they x % 2ging of S CHURCH “I don’t know why I e you, but I TR - the afternoon and $:30 at the eve- | suffer fron constipation : The m‘,,, one of the biggest successes that New ing of the play will be fine Seve, | York cver knew: why yvou might ask? | ¢ big theater parties made up ADMISSION 50c¢-75¢ de,” she said roughly. Some time, fes '\ 3 2 3 ning performance, dition is perfectly natural. It is just 5 S R SonT el T O g : The program for today is a most LR e e ;,l;] people (o | Because it is filled with human naturs | for the week opening tonight at the ets May Be Secured from Porter | afraid you are going to some time, I'll L ST : i delightful and entertaining one. The Ealos For age is never so |POth in it's heart story and the bril- j Livceum theater, with matinee Saturs ‘1l you the story of this room.” | ; Triangle Five arts present Tully Mar- | getive as vouth. The muscles are less | liant comedy. D Thursd Her voice was almost solemn 1 q ) | shall and Joseph Jefferson and s st A d e v Today after a surfit of suggestive | folt afraid somehow. She seemed | ™ : : all star cast of Griffith principals in | So all old people need Cascarots, | StoTies in the offerings of the theater, e WL m— = almost sibyl-like, as if she could for- ; 5 “Sable Lorcha,” a thrilling drama of | e mi el cethse tolaial . 51| ‘The ¥Gharitys Balluil conies likal ot .. Have Your Eyes | scc some terrible experience that was » iad the far west regions that holds the ! eves with s to neglect this ! breath of spring, and on the occ A : coming to me. Then her voic : ; interest from start to finish. [ gontle aid to weak bowe The | Sions of it’s recent revivals, the thea- Exammed and changed abruptly to its usual flippant . k>, two-reel keystone comedy is a n;n:r.lh\‘? | Tu'\‘\‘.‘-|\-d“.l\\,,‘;: w“ kept .“-x\\‘\‘p 'rlhlt,i | ter going public has welcomed this Gl _s fitted tone. E i Raymond Hitchcock supported by Ma- | is important at all ages, but never so | 8¢ by capacity audiences. o = Alfred Cross and his company by A PINKUS | Until nw:n let's forget it, and get © G o 2 bel Normand, the dainty and charm- | scch as at fifty | . cut to the boys. They'll be at the - s ing comedienne and Mack S i |l e “time £ should be singularly fitted for it's %8 3 SPECIALIS e . = 5 $o1 i ‘ Mack Sennett in | Age is not a time for harsh phys | shol e singularly or it's EYESIGHT SPECIALIST | booze if we don’t hurry up and join Stolen Magic™” that abounds in hearty | Youth may occasionally whip the | splendid and refined characters as | br 30 Years Experience. s et that mg 2 1 ] : - B r from start to finish frami 1 els into activity But a lash ¢ | they call for the very highes ade Street Phone 570 | Sometimes, throug T T, : 1 0 aming | howels into a : can ey ¢ ] . 06 Main St 57 Sometimes, through my aversion to two hours of recreation that cannot | he used every day. What the 1.““‘.1\-i of acting. Mr. Cross has a most con- For Infants and Children. - | Lillian Gale, my—; I must admit it, ructed in three tie & | be surpassed for its excellence, of the oid need is a gentle and!|&enial and lovable person to ]\nx‘“'u\,l Tha Kind Yn“ Havfl A!ways Bflllghl i NSON D D S| B. JOHNSON, D. D. S. |mv jealousy of her because of the old | pagoda this costume of African brown Saslaisna vy vatural tonic. One that can be con- | @ John Van Burin, and Miss Julie aturs | - DENTIST | story as sociating her name with | broadcloth also has fur, picked out Miss Alena Crowell of Hartford will | stantly used without harm. The only me as Ann Cruger who is in love | g . 1 B k Buildin: ! Dicky’s, there creeps a feeling toward [ with metal embroidery and fastened jentertain - members of the Hillerest wch tonic as Casearcts, and they cost | Wit ‘John” has a very charming S 9. —2 ational Bank Buildinz. astonishes me With ball buttons, it presents a smart jchurch with readings Wednesday eve- | only 10 cents per box at any drug | PArt. Signatare of x4 M her that Open Evenings. I Belasco, Her- | Brandt, as well as the Messrs. Shef and Dyson and from Club and Sat., at 2:30 Members. Mi nnie Wedlake is confined to\her home on Stanley street with an attack of grip, I cannot believe it, but it seems to | zown for winter afternoous. ning. | store N' Any one who has ever read Dick-