New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1918, Page 4

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ARSONS’ THEATRE —Hartford— TONIGHT, 8 O’CLOCK Play That Puts Joy Into Living. “POLLYANNA” prices—Night 25¢ to $1.50. [Nights, Beg. Thursday, (Matince Saturday) “FATR AND WARMER” $1.50; Jan. 24 ices—Nights, to $1. 5¢ to Mat. Seats on Sale. | before breakfast. she smiled quizzically and we'll adopt it. T think better call Dicky up after you go home and ask his gracious permission to spare you as soon as his mother is well enough for you to come. do vou think that will be?” “There’s no reason why T shouldn't come tomorrow if only Dicky does not imagine I'm neglecting his mother,” answered. “The danger of shock is passed now, and while, of course, the broken arm is painful, vet there is no acute illness. And Cousin Agatha is a wonderful nurse. She doesn't leave her cousin for 10 minutes at a time, and all her usual acerbities seem to be softened. She and Mother Graham were having a wonderfully good visit sterday over their childhood. You now they were brought up almost to- gether.” “Yes, I know, woman is a good nurse. be something to make up for the trouble she has caused you. And from what you I see no r why you couldn’t come back here to- morrow. Katie surely doesn't you, and if your Cousin Agatha i busily engaged with your mother-in- law she won't have time to at me, and I can imagine the She ought to 50 AH! BACKACHE GONE! Pain from Back With Small Trial Botile of Old “St. Jacobs \Oil.” Rub Ah! Quickly ?>—Yes. lief from sorenes: and pain follows a with “St. Jacobs Oil” Rub this soothing, right on your painful magic, relief comes is a harmless backache, lumbago and sciatica cure which never disappoints and doesn’t burn the skin. Straighten up! Quit complaining! Stop those tortuous “stitches.” In a moment you will forget that you ever had a weak back, because it won't hurt or be ff or lame. Don’t suffer! Get a small trial bottle of old, honest “St. Jacobs Oil” from your druggist now and get this lasting relie: Pain is gone! Almost instant re- stiffness, lameness gentle penetrating ofl back, and like “St. Jacobs Oil” )E@W H@T WAT! DRINKING IF YOU DONT FEEL RIGHT | | says glass of hot water with ’ phosphate before breakfast ‘ \ washes out poisons. 1‘ | | breath and tongue is coated; if- your head is dull or aching; if what you eat sours and forms gas and acid in stom- ach, or you are bilious, constipated, nervous, sallow and c: just right, begin inside bathing. before breakfast, Drink phosphate in it. This will flush the poisons and toxins from stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels and cleanse, sweeten and purify the entire alimen- tary tract. Do your inside bathing im- ing to wash out of the system all the previous day's poisonous waste, gases and sour bile before putting more food | into the stomach. To feel like voung folks feel; like you felt before your blood, nerves and muscles became loaded with body im- purities, get from your pharmacist a quarter pound of limestone phosphate which is inexpensive and almost tas le: except for a sourish twinge which is not unpleasant. Just as soap and hot water act on the skin, cleansing, sweetening and freshening, so hot water and limestone phosphate act on the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Men and women who are usually constipated, bilious, headachy or have any stomach dis- order should begin this inside bathing They are assured th will become real real cranks on the subject shortly. When | joxt son | bedevil | If you wake up with a bad taste, bad | n't get feeling | a glass of real hot | water with a teaspoonful of limestone | Ve { home WY ra | your home t homie, need | 5% RUB LUMBAGO AWAY ,then, with all the alleged fickleness of {by a splendid cast, as full tdevil bbing | ’ Tubbing | reeman’s Bride,” a | mediately upon arising in the morn- | line sides and bottom of a mold. i l osity wi j her b with theman who is sent ocut to cap- ture d } Turn out on a platter EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1918. 0}” and cverything will ce while you are gone.” The “E fours fled the i > to retort vould be as many opportunities y falls as smooth ice would af- I had voluntarily offered my- this service under Liilian. Tt for me to draw back cven in t from it But I could not off a mental vision of Katie's hen I should tell her that she Rbe left to Cousin Agat mer, for a week. 1 relieved the situation or. me with her next words. icourse, there will be no necd 1 to stay here all night,” she “And as Harry is the laziest b the country about getting morning h to waste any pefore 11 o’clo. b o'clock in jt to the librar use of your v Wouldn't let ev interfere wyith troll up and th avenue a's some- W time at the You can get rom Marvin, 80 and there will vitin, after n his his late down Broadway Final Instructions w a breath of deep thankful- 1 could manage that program a domestic upheaval hurry up luncheon,” Lillian ctically, *'so you can get home s possible. ~What time do you'll be there? n errand to do for Mother said, “but it won't take I ought to be able to be at 4 o’clock.” T knest better than to voice 1 félt as to Lillian's rec m¢ to be at home early. tisfied it \herself, however, with her | sentente. “When you'f 'phone me T D the curi- ing from 6 at you ha when you have had time to r house T'll telephone Dicky. T don’t want him to surmise that we have been planning anything, and he calls you up afterwards you'll at und nd? And you haven't ne today SINAL WESTERN GIRL AT FOX'S ach the if be Q' “Until They Get Me!” title of the photopl splendid Fox program for today and tomorrow, and the play itself can be as unusual as its name. good deal of a mystery has to do with the ex- a Western girl of and unconven- a condemned is the unique that heads the but it Ng expe rather o tional id man to ¢ ginal ws who from his captivity, aids pe and she promptly falls in love him. Pauline Stark is the of the piece, and her work through- ; out the entire production is beyond all possible criticism. is supported and the picture is nd thrills as a dar can make it. “The screamingly com- comedy, adds a lot of wholesome laughter to the program, and there are many shorter subjects, including the new Ford eWekly, to be seen in the same show. Considerable attention he been a cted by the announcement of “Sirens of thc i by special arrangement, for Sunday and Mond: It is a beautiful pi ture that is said to rival “The Daugh- ter of the Gods” in magnificence. Two of the most perfect women in the pro- fession. Carmel Myers and Louise Lovely, have lent their grace to the production, and six months were de- voted to its completion. A thousand actors and actresses were employed in making “Sirens of the Sea,” and it has met with unprecedented popular- ity wherever it has been shown. of pep company ical Keystone tr Sea, Mena for Tomorrow ‘Breakfast. Cereal with Milk Minced Liver Graham Gems Coffee Lunch. Rice and Mutton Cake With Whipped Cream Sauce Tea Dinner. apioca Soup scalloped Codfish Stewed Celery Boiled Potatoes Souffle Coffee Rice And Mutton—Roil the rice and Fill ) minced cold mutton, sea- \lt, pepper, onion juice, and moistened the top with some steam for an hour. and pour round center w | soned wit little ¢ Cover and a gravy. served rice it a tomato sauce. ‘Whipped Cream Sauce— ~-Whip to a stiff froth one cupful cream. To the well beaten whites three eggs add three tablespoonfuls powdered sugar; mix well, ir in and one teaspoonful 11 THERE ARE TW. y BOWLING CLUBS IN HARTFORD. Tadies aro Welcome and will re- ceive Courteous he ' AETNA BOWLING ALLEYS be | that | up | there will be no need | li- favorite | after- | | tricia with re- | the whipped cream Accommodations at | IS Your Dollar S hrinking ? Are you getting less and less for your dollar at the grocery? Are you finding hard to save? Ts housekeeping grow- ing more difficult? If so, let Helen Christine Bennett help you. She has worked out your problems in her own home. Read her amazing article in PICTORIAL REVIEW For February ON SALE NOW, GOOD BOOKINGS i KENNETH HARLAN .AT PARSONS’ THEATER | l ON KEENEY'S SCREEN w Kenneth of bird photop well know to all I Jers, having play ful se: this ¢ There will be performances of sons’ o'clock an 8 o’clock. original Colling ferson and night the Bl 1t Par- atinec rma and very oo “Poliyanna lay, the 1 ning p th er ca 1 the eve The favoritc eric at the in a onstr day, cast contair We man may wife nd int overs her unconventional to be sure m witnessed Phillip Smith that fa ta dne at be live not includ Black eceded for riotous farce Aver i) ch Sely ind compa theater matinee, Should there ask for more, rred to what- | herit < un, E 1 time was United | pr as shall sce t o When n ac of his had sent of flopwood, n Mo will pre P: three nig commencing Thursday? be any one who wou they are respectfully soever corner of they may ithority for hat the And the an whether it com rom Jacksonville, rce that Pretty caves for decidc »and must marry ind day ti in- iith cor road for Smith came back slished himeself in amazed to find ay, n Italia | becoming hi ed to quit her persistency him a divorce, if and now he in that dire music ¢ itomo ons’ the- Monday. nd Molly treatn to sent Wt America he an apartment ar in his home, or who insisted upon The Smith s Molly I he thi " ia tates, an and Lter. me, [6) the this e what 11 not see in the ver will be th s from Portland, Fia “It-is was ever in they Good color, scen ove — Vkin the fou theater comes to ek beg Bafi: “Oh Yorl edy ater for January William Boy!” h extremel able Guy Bolto! ndiEs tten a book th edy and 2 delightft Boy! of Princess i cesse Poy the o innir came 1 cely to find them ted and ott, in T zement was 1 and well Wodeho the ne warmed wife 1 pecutiar his po ion ir] who had been his music by glerome K Then Smith sot the bes 4,‘~ S e e = \ting a divor nd there you BREAK QUARANTINE, photoplays whic 3 Flour There | than in the consider while fc A pai GIRLS i endl Malkc i It f partly ing. Three at Connecticut Coliege Light cpisode Wilson Ge colles e as a|. 3 e unusually lude the of the produc “The Mystery of Testrictions. New dent Guaran London, Thr at the Co ticut ned in Winthrop hall y step for diphtheria e ntine on in the conts hospital Helen ( Miss colle was Jan. nec s other ood v P Do not on day, and now of Memorial vy B ne Hol turday the hall, que ward are N Kathe Last student Winthrop diphtheria, to the con hospital. a irls in the antined in the build fined to their respec to their discomfiture On_ Monc Mi and Holloway disregarded the antine and left the building. college authorities learned of violation of the quarantine and THE CALENDAR GIRL Ruth Wilson. AT LYCEUM TODAY | found to have = ir will be removed ward of Memori precaution the fifty rde; | water, cold ton g cold. Hundreds of people ned the Lyceum cater Mond afternoon | ana ev continuous | promptly much nd are how an rooms, W closing terday wouls tive Bits of on toast fast dish. 1t probable taken public } ,. day for at in anced p Jul Mutu mo Gage quar- The the noti- Ly cs Brader, d th than ever ment, and excell been view 5 Arra m in “alends of those stars TODAY ONLY been vaudeville FADS AND FASHIONS DAY —N— “THE GIRL” Program Today wa of | are to | short coats, iting the wear ve to the public for best tha at for possible type. little Ribbon hats are able hats. . one-piece dr among i, JULIETTE CALENDAR Entire Change of LYCEUM |LYCEUM TOMORROW ANN PENNINGTON —IN— “THE ANTICS OF ANN” A Silent Musical Comedy. MONDAY VAUDEVILLE! which it | venrs— 1t-sleeve the fashion- es and white checked vored. tly 1 Pt but Cornmeal erved before turbans are made of rinted great r and pla and rosebuds. turn n. to lour a cles nd t wint m is a ing of flour or the W m ny o of convenien se > removed by or c 5 to get ham i1l mo when kne ot pt white. [S griddlc with to 1 horo er th sug; ore ther th amy e e ar akes are mixing re ge. fried ¢ dry. flour are made green voiles ' HOUSEHOLD NOTES white in deli- ould the salt starch foc o ¥ The strong smell washing in ool forti in fy 1 hd will i > in the kitchen. k old fowls bath that we 5 it should ’I(lek 1 in the oven before broil- is us sake of ¢ rid prove of a creamed fety and was and spices in be the should be sifted before measuring. wheat eat. found | be e than a mere dust- ding bread. can warm soda one of the inst tak te ap- paper i | I | | hould MI HERE IS A STYLISH BROAD-BRIMMED HAT © Western Newspaper Unidn, stunning broz 3 of the large the coming spring, velvet and maline. brim is a striking The coal in the ki hould never be beyond t fire br d-minded hat, & hats to be worn is of black panne The transpareni feature. chen range he top of the HIGH HEELS PUT CORNS ON TOES Tells women how to dry up a corn so it lifts out without pain. P— — Modern high-heeled footwear buckles the toes and produces corns, and many of the thousands of hospi- tal cases of infection and lockjaw are the result of woman’s suicidal habit of trying to cut away these painful pests. For little cost there can be obtained 1t any pharmacy a quarter of an ounce of a drug called freezone, which is sufficient to rid one’s feet of every hard or soft corn or callus without the slightest danger or inconvenience, A few drops of freezone applied di- rectly upon the tender, aching corn stops the soreness and shortly the entire corn, root and all, lifts right out. It is a sticky substance, which dries the moment it is applied, and thousands of men and women' use it becs the corn shrivels up and comes out without inflaming or even irritat the surrounding tissue or skin. Cut this out and try it if your corns bother you. whose name nown quite a rthers (uticuraHeals - Eczema On Face = cellent ThatItched andBurned SoCould Not Sleep. Had to Wrap Hands. Cried Night and Day. the of the 't b 1 On Ali ture ex pi offer the pro- How opno une's Daughte ell is | in the wor! Nothing Purer, Sweeter, For 5 All Skin Troubles Than Cuticura. | | com | ring, main plot Mis this time edienne Howell is as he was before. | On the same program today will ho 1 the Liyceum Weekly, in which is told | the latest happenings of the day. The | special department run under the au- | spices of the Council of Defense, pre- | senti scenes at the var army ) | cantonments and training mps in i hands to stop him fram Trance is probably the most interest scratching. He cried night and day. | ing section and tells its story muen I decided to try Cuticura Soapand | clearer and in greater detail tha Ointment. After hadused themtwo | o ciine i newspaper: e | or three times he stopped scratching, et i s and one box of Cuticura Ointment and % RIOEPLOSs one cake of Cuticura Soap healed him.”” S . : | (Signed) Leo Barber, 96 W. Spring MChuracay pRsicayiandiSatuan g St., Winooski, Vt., June 27, 1917. s o the Tyceum cwithian Penn one of the brightest stars Stop the use of all doubtful soaps. f the ‘TFollies St e o of the ollies”, headir the pro- se Cuticura for all toilet purposes. gram 4] Anti of Ann.” Sample Each Free by Mail. Addresspost: The Lyceum’ card: *‘Cuticura, Dept. R. Boaton." € everywhere. Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and Sdc. mences _— ment i “My child had his face covered with eczema. It came like pimpleswith water in the middle, and later it took the form of a thick ""? crust. The skin was red, and the eczema itched and burned so much that he could not sleep nights, and 1 was obliged to wrap his ous e o, deville The manag star acts, and co booking three - «