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

'NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1918, gest an d Best—Always at | E T “THE MORAL LAW" » FOX'S ATTRACTION 'HEALTHIEST ONE ’ i LKS | One of the most thrilling and bril- | e | liant photoplays that has ever — BY RUTH CGCAMERON | presented opened yesterday at s| | | theater, and will be seen for the mt‘ P e {time tonight. It is entitled “The Ng Sign Of Dropsy And Kidney Trouble * Moral Law", « 's Brockwe . OW SHOWING > : Mo William Fox star has done 114 Since Taking “FRUIT-A-TIVES” K.ll'ld ess wltho t T t hest work of her phenomenally suc- ! S n ut 1ac | cesstul carcer in it. The happy com- VENGEANCE and A woman who runs a large board- ‘No,” said the woman thoughtrul- | Diation of star and drama is un- the WOMAN ing house was telling me one day {Iy, “I can’t say she did but she was 'halled, and produces. on the whole, — about some of the guests she had had. ' simply at me all the time, and though ONC Of the most stmKmER s Seeety) BILLY WEST She was darning stockings as she T hated myself for feeling that way | Chlertuinments of the season. Miss S e talked, and as she picked up a stock- 1 was glad to her go.' U 5 LSOnE 3 5 i A i S : & ., iwork up to this time, but not until . MUTT and JEFF ing and dropped her egg into it she | "It just proves how horrid T am,” | FOUE U0 B 50 L o Bt onnon i smiled—evidently it brought some she finished. I ought not to have ans Toraal ik hetaual SEl recollection to her mind. |told you fliunltyethat e fopng e e PATHE NEWS “I had a young gir! here once,” <he But she isn't horrid at all, I ‘:\m:d;-téu;llv] ‘n\tn»r‘:‘xv:x:y' play. ‘\"\“Tm ‘f'»‘{‘ - said, “who used to insist on darning couldn’t admit that it proved that. | »ORGerw MUCEER IS ol B0 E all my stockings for me.” Fven Kinduess Must Be Flavored giepl : a i ) ONDAY Y o ¢ & < e : ss Must E displays characters and feelings that “d\\i sn’t that perfectly lovely! T With Tact. are as different as can be imagined. said. . So clearly are these two types drawn . 4 S 5 ] She Wanted to Be Tet Alone Some- Tt seemed to me that it proved a 2 o s N0 pe fie & . Seli; Sensational Success el more or less obvious and more or less l‘h‘n there is ”1‘ :, rssibility va con- - S .. |ignored truth—that you've got te fusing them, and the double-exposure The smile broke into a Jaugh. “No,” | BROTEC (H0 T v o B o photography by means of which the 4 she eaid, “and that's what I was fiehon Eh) illusion is effected is absolutely per- HATTIE WARREN 3 ; R . T case -« - g two o » truth-is I thought that girl would | €o8itY, helpfulness, sympathy, un- | 00 % gueh an amazingly baffling ' We have used * Fruit-a-tives Lfl» Bl e selfishness, all lose some of their fla- | Wi or nd that is William Farnum, ©ur house forover three yearsand have “T don’t mean just her wanting to ;l“’l"lo‘fof”‘{‘l“»‘;\ are, “O“‘,“:‘;?“‘"‘M with )5 Sidney Carton and his double, in 8lways found them a good medicine. darn my stackin:s.;’ she we?t don. s inet e [ETie e ?r Inn é'mm", The sixth Owr little girl, Hattie, was troubled with hbm she was simply determined to | tFe et K. L &M 0ld, SOOTC | chapter ¢ at tremendausly ex- Kidney Discase. The Doctor said sha elp me about everything, and it | POf TR e 14 i R liciting W serd engeance and the i ? : - made me fearfully nervous.” SRan e he flavor of the things it | \yoman” is the swiftest moving epi- V25 threatenedwith Dropsy. Herlimbg \ Bl | ot One of the People Who Want to |5 W43 to season = o |sode that has appeared vet, and somo 83dbody wereallswollen and wo began More ‘Absorbing Than the Book—NMore g e And so it is with the salt of fz { mighty important and thrilling doings tothinksheecouldnotlive. Finally,wa Intensely Dramatic and Stupendously Spec- an nge 8 g ; take place. Billy West is certainly decided to try *Truit-a-tives”. Ske han the Play! s “Did she want to manage your af- funny. There’s no getting away from H 2 leoriid L : s fairs?” 1 said. (I've had troubles of that fact, and in the two-reel comedy SEa% 2o show improvement after we had 10 Magnificent Thrilling Acts my own with that kind.) | ol in which he appears on the present €30enherafetwfablefs. Iu yshort time, K IE: IE:NIE:Y’S NO INCREASE IN PRICES | = e - J7ox bill, he evakes howl after howl of the swelling had all gone .own and her | hilarious laughter fram his “cus- flesh began to look more natural. No I kR - W | 2 2 M for T | tomers”, as he calls them. Mutt and f : . : ‘ THE UNFORESEEN I enu for {omorrow |\mers: oo ho calls them, Stutt and gheis the Aealthicst one in the family | AT LYCEUM SUNDAY ! s carfoon creations, create a lot of ©nd has no signs of the old ailment. TODAY ONLY | Breakfast amusement in their patriotic attempts | We ean not say too much for ““ Fruit-a~ AN. == [ —— Fruit at “Kanning the Kaiser”, and the fives” and would never be without i ‘:mnfib Gl | Stewed Potatocs | latest issue of the Pathe News Weekly ~them, -;\‘"DB{D.:TE Hm\;]vs REVI il A EONS OI: A w1| I Today brings to 4n end, one mn{_\th | Vienna Rolls depicts in o graphic manner tnm N VAT T EN HAND of supreme vaudelille and motion Coffea scenes at some of the nearby canton- VARREN. | JURRENT EVENTS pictures at the Lyceum theater, and Bianior | ment camps of Uncle Sam’s nephews. | b0c. & box, 6 for §2.50, trial size, 25¢. Rl Dt taking the words of the formerly | Immediate popularity is predicted | At all dealers or sent postpaid om HIGH CDASS VAUDEVIDLE . Ry ADELE GARRISON Diular cang tor auotibition n tui Cream of Caulifiower Soup I for “The Garden Of Allah”, the hugr:[ i sl dinde | i L i receiptof price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, e | case, it might be mentioned apropos | Pork Tenderloins [ ten reel soreen version of the WidelY 6o gonghuure New Yorks ’ MON., TUES., WED. Why Lillian Said “You Must Go (o soberly she added, ‘but it is neces- | that “now comes the end of a perfect | MasheQE otatoes read novel and famous stage success | 5! L ATN. H Ok sEgdss e : flv\o Library Tomorrow Morning” | Sary in these cases to let some cf |Month.” The theater management is | Spinach | of the same name. Tt will be the fea- EXCLUSIVE SHOWING | crede 2 9 ful lack, | the men whose identity wo discover ready to state without fear of contra- Apple Salad ture at Fox's for Sunday, Monday and WM. S. HART This is ,\ln\pll\” wonderfu uck, | 3 ove all the rope they need. By fol. | diction that not a single bill present- Cherry Pudding Tuesday, presented with a special in “HIS LAST HAUL” Madge, “mjj'_”‘_"li int as 1 finished lOWing their trail unsuspected by |©d could be laid open to eriticism, Coffeo | musical ‘score which was written for Lillian was radiant as T finished "y, on %oy jead us to the more dan. | ©ach act being of high-class quality Serper [ the pictur Save 9%c. 5 2 ’u:_mng hm-..,r1 Wi Lasit e . gerous spies, the brains of the con- |APparently the public appreciatod Siidiie aten | Pt By Buvi R e e with the pseudo peddlier WHose &6-| piracies. In this particular case let. | What was being offered for the re- Almond Blanc Mange “BLUE IEANS LAST y buymg SUNDAY NIGHT dre:shne 11;33 overhcard nLtl i:"‘ the ting him =o his way now will result | SPonse was generous to the extreme. 7 Ten | 4 “This will mean eventually e S e S ; 5 7 |l i " rounding up of all of them, and most ' landing Grace Drapem and— Today Charlle Ray will again bel ,imona miame Mange—Dissolve | SHOWING AT KEENEY'S Ever Reliable — fouorly Grice Draper,” she' . A little spasm of pain crossed her |Secn in “The Hired Man,” his smash-| .o ang a half heaping tablespoon- | DREUicU Rt I‘ e | face, and she left the sentence unw|iN8 success, and the vaudeville Pro-is, ;o \owdered selatine in half vint - Q‘LL:’ P etness bafore but the faot that sne 122 in pityi isement i foriiT | voul REallsicomedy Blayess, and KDl sy, one and a half pints milk and | Today is the last chance to see the TININ —Hartford— bueiness ibefore [fnifihie faesthat Lol e I e i s thinking, 1¢ | Three Mazumas will also be given. To- 1 FE0R 070 G000 BHE DR MR W% { screen adaption of the famous stage - i ”umf: orders 'Iin “/1-(:(‘:;:1”—\\‘1!:)) Grace Draper were“landed in the | 42Y's performance will be continuous. | i, oin"into o basin, stir occasionally cess “Blue Jeans” with charming T 'ONIGHT “H'dl'(; ¢ K”‘” h_‘(‘; it hadn’'t Net spread for her by the secret ser- unday night's big show will be B L0 T BRSO old | Viola Dana in the leading role of 40 O 1B DRAMATIC SENSATION OF ;;f’f"[‘ . FAicl S erernbhsehs pat. Vice. Harry Underweod wonld in ai] | iesded by Glive Tell in el ,“f"‘:'i land set away in a cool place. Turn | June. the country girl. The Metro No advance in price for this 20-year- THE YEAR e ity nnen prronaniltyRnIcONERe Bicnmesned ST [sseE A aatony that will prove as £00d | (¢ whon firm and serve with milk. | CO- has produced a seven part photo old remedy—25¢ for 24 tablety—Some = = . todRmyslhanchie e that hest of Wasn't a particularly pleasant thing |8, If not better than, any previous: “gpep.e pygding — Beat together |Play Of this stage production that is goid tablets now S0c for 21 tablety JOHN BARRYMORE es her connection with that mest of . W%, 0 " Fe) 0 Binis prospest of | Sunday picture. There will be but one | o - eges and ons cupful milk, half | €ven better than the production on <o g i e B oo CONSTANCE COLLIER spie Ju ..lr"t me check up on that being instrumental in handing over | Show, and no repeats, so by dropping “‘Mpm:"r”'l alE ons ',m](‘\“"m”',”l | the speaking stage. new episode of | Hill's—Cures Cold John N. Raphacl’s Dramatization | address again. 4 above the man who had boen her husband [in any tme during the evenllic Ome | g.np twe tablespoonfuls melted but. [ e “Hidden Hand' serial 1s also A o of She held her pencil poised bove the Mian who had bee | may witness a performance of satis- o'\ " o neuls and a half sitted | SROWR With Arline Pretty. The comedy | back sf e faits: h = eyl Ty 1er notebook. Cons C : S = e | fying quality. News pictures, short % *lend of the program is upheld by the | 24 Tablets for 25c. e " sl S At SRl & o 4 r, two cupfuls and a half sitt 5 ift TTER TBBETSON There was one gram of comfori, | f¥in: A ' flour, one hecaping teaspoonful bak- | ] i | 1 e S Evi i asasn. . however. i could give her, one whienh | Subjects and comedies will comprise ', = " (o T T el eherries | 1test L. Ko comedy ‘“‘Peache: nd Atany Drug Store he II.\PMD t Love .;nw Xver Told ty-seven Prince street,” T read. poliever s COUIC SIV8 ek one W o! [the list. Next Tuesday the theater ”_fi, ’~:| CERERL e tul. Eoache The Current Events con- e e QEOE s 200 o 3800, “Ask for Adams.” liam’s encounter with the pscudo | Will be open. owing to a change in the n:‘omvr m'r|“1m n IM: oa )”1}(;' two h mxj tains news of national interest and “Adam Lillian repented as'it 5 1 Count of my relmotarce| fusl adminisirator’s ruling, and on 30 5 T0E 900 8 AR 06 7| showing the transpart Tuscania nsl GRAND HARTFORD trying to fix it in her ~memory. SO Harry Underwoodwg| Monday afternoon the regular "' ¢ with a liquid sau | the lay in an American port before ure 00 Telephone Charter 1026 “That's probably one of a domen . " yiooover, it had seemed of | matinec prices will be charged. | _— | starting on her fateful vovage to s ‘{)I T“,i(:l. e names he has. Well, ‘“"l e e e | on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- | g Mrance. General Pershing is also | You can keep your blood in THIE EER— 2 I we'll put those on your trail toni d ‘ : i day next week the biggest bill of the | QIS onef s | seen watching his troops in training e “THE GOLDEN CROOK” who wil] follow you for a year “That Proves—" e el toadiny e ik ssBoincechionr siignriafoundss o8 focin (8 i lia i S ood condition—have a clear L Joil | ground rice, 1-2 ounce gelatine, 1.2 |1 A i n and bright eyes, byta.kmg with an Incomparable cast necessarf and mnecver lose . o dse Wil list will be the picturization of Hall | day night brings another big show )y heaaciing you., Theg will put weu to bed . _l"f"( i -‘x"‘]‘:f”“" : "\;r“"l]_el‘ ’:‘""w;\.nm erontost ‘movel “The Mangx | Pint double cream. Boil milk and | (i double features and several short BILLY ARLSNGTON night, get you up in the morning, overneard, Lillian d. AT Man," with Fred Grove the noted SUEAr iogether, stiv in rice, and ook | comedies and dramas. For Monday, X Arare Gind with you, even danes with yon 'ef a moment or two. i o | English actor, in the leading role, | SMinutes. Take from the fire. Dis- |ryegday and Wednesdsy ope of the — et S S S e SO Sho ‘owh»mlv\ noted -’"T.i"l‘-”’{”{vsfi13"‘7 Misa Bilsabeth Tisdon, now ap. | Solve the selatine in 1 gill of milk, | reatures on the bill is the popular. | X Wish—?" L W my manner; Ehew thal I 0o ine in u Bros@way preduction, | St nio the rics, ada ihe whinped | witjisw 8. Hakt in & new pielors "t g T = IN . tood the meaning of the (-mo-‘ ot . i cream: mix all lightly togethe Pour | {,ast Haul,” a typical portrayal of the F‘AS l U IZ One word of her reply stood out {ion she was trying to conceal | playing opposite him. imic mould, Decorate te laste. 37hien s il y ¥ | 3 i i 3 : g | On the vaudeville will be Princess | Western bad man. PRODLICE S )RR s i st S e N thaTaudeiile witl pe Princess | I7ie BoWt, | ' 2 “A year!” T repeated mechanically. ssked | Mary Slava with a comps o v | = — e ] o : | excellent musicians, it being their | A new touch may he added to the Tn my ignorance [ had hoped that “Yes. From William's account of £ f ling th t 1 A i T GRS mad R Az sentod | first appearance and the first visit of cld suit hy binding the bottom of the | Largest s.la.lAny Medicine in the World, B0 Beaioi mn o ERwiogoll and e SO on g nan resented | the princess to this city since her ar $100 Reward, $100 rt with velvet, as so many of the Sold evorywhere, Ia hoxes, 10c., 285 BFS a I s 4; C Miss 1 r's air 4 » oM i " e v, « 5" - Tha readers of this paper will be | new skiris are treated. was attempting to enter Lillian's li- fold her that if sho didn't speak eiv-|val in the country. z ““”,"nd "‘ | pieeua ta tearns that therettal abalonat & the man who, cordinit 10 jly he would inform Herr Underwood ! iv;"”l‘_:r ’(‘Lm“‘:tvl:l also ‘}v'f'm-:{:“"“: ‘:fif r:r:': one, drbe‘:ldt;d disease xxllmt( -;fnro h.'u; LA %) b i hioch L throat | Vernons with an e ering | heen able to cure in all its stages, and \\nmm version, had promis 1 2 of this littla expedition. The thr .«r‘m” hhelhdei the it agan is al- | that is eatarrh. Catarrh being greatly | brutal revenge upon me, would be at evidently cowed the woman, for she! > | audeville eircles, be- | influenced by constitutional = conditions | once wanted and apprehended hy the d her manner toward the man | Most f‘t‘:‘]‘"‘j;‘" Y ”’" "“”‘ el d‘;‘ requi onstitutiona! = t’r"atmc“l. i = = e ing comedian of more tha rdi- all's Catarrh Cure is taken internally gerylcosin hich Tllllaniniood . T nary worth. ind acts thru the Blood on the Mucous | Lillian looked at me scarchingly 7 m of satisfaction flashed Q7 talthiu tharbldnd loRitherMucons “You'd breathe e r if there jeross Lillian's troubled face, to \':u\-: i e St stroying the foundation of the disease, tween you and him, wouldn't you, “Phat proves he is mixed up in the | framnes. They are very distin AL S O e R he best of selected raw milk thor- | my dear?” she asked Kindly ry. but also what I have al-| tors have o much faith in tha curative hly PASTEURIZED by our mod “Yos, 1 should” 1 admitted, contended,” she said, ‘“that| e e, (Ui o4 a Y = = - s offer One Hundred ars for any process is what is offered you | shamefacedly. Harry will be no party to anythine s that it fafls to cure. Send for list o) “I wish it could be man or that will harm you. is fecling for 5f testimonials, r our brand of PASTEURIZED h JORNE f95 uy TR Teclnag o * testimonials. < vour sake,” she said reg hen you is, I belicve, the most sincero | .x:,'an{‘r.'.»\,'.‘.‘ |;zs&7620' Toledo, ST he finest raw milk cannot compare | sss—————————————= cmotion he has ever experienced.” | PE A 05 h OUR PASTEURIZED MILK-— .0, looked steadily at me ours s the finest raw milk made | RUB RHEUMATISM OR T e e, e o ner | [SOLUTELY SAFE and PURE by SORE ACHING JOINTS vand over mine. e rect pasteurizing. 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