New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1918, Page 16

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Did she expet to go in search of Allen Drake 1 with whom a Does I i 1 had had so str an intervie ipon the oceasic n Dicky AND LYTLE { brought him to the old Brennan hou m Marvin? “THE PARTNET o Bl w o him ex Comedy Sketch s You remembe VIOLET ML emember,” Lillian 1 “Morgan's Raiders” tly, “thit yo & e or him, and 1 an Lty sorry ¥ ta have to send you in search af him, Kiten, Hund—Cwiren{ Kvents But it would never do for Allen Dra SMACISTE —Next Week nd me o be secn il i th »th too well known. while no o : e that you are alzo in the e He doesn't know Kath- | ¢ erine, oy I would send her. So there i s N 0 5 ) 2 o othing foy it but your: f. (G wan which 1 knew it was useless o com hat, even if [ had wished to shirk m nming Mon, Mar, 18 1Y S { “\What am 1 to do?" T asked du Nothing for the next two haur CORT Presents the Comedy of said briski *Of cour on Trave and Lan Youth and Pathos ther Carey’s Chickens L I indicated the (vi With Dafats wrist watch, which T had taken from ANTOINETTE WALKER may runk ust before startin rom the Orl R ¢ Theater i home. and fo which 1 had transferrod y 1 Droduction the precious paper from the penetl to §1.50 | case hidden my treasured vis ced Matinees Wednesday | C0od! ltan returnsd gand Lisn't it lueky Dieky s prepared to hav yau sta with me all the week to he wut - with that historical dope? Woll, if you look at it 1 the right way, and Saturday. t Seats $1.00 seats Now, elling no falsehood. You ma & me (0 make history, my (”\-A\‘\'[.)V HARTIORD | 0 ion of her o | t . rohbed WHLCH ! B SHOW I e ad i sudden glinmg fudid Music—Many Speciale ey e Lthe wiston Switly i o lves. 15 to s ! wched her and war tas, ¢ it h « remors, my woeak v made e determined to bear | mn worthily | THEDA BARA COMING TO FOX'S SUNDAY 5 in theaterzoers for ¢S NTANLEY HORVITZ tures has heen lined metrist Optician ! comine sover O T Main Street reen. The T L tion which nday per-production mm I8 S el Pound ['ox Russeli’s BEST Creamery UTTER The Butter or U nu=ual buality. Why not zive yoursell a R Try this Delicious, “een dnesday and Made Creamery Butter, < ona installment of SRS x patrons whao rowised a knov Germ Spy osvstem s wended | 801 MAIN STRERT rsuer THOSE FIVE GIRLS AT THE LYCEUM (o came three received at both performances with the Mo enthusi frem b ing to end viar chord and went polan Not w o produce a grd nalyzing the bill. th Qubt that the bill de F applhiis inst comed centvic jugglers upheld the biil miliar wit nd niitation of L He of tho bews For Theaterdoers and Women Readers NOW PLAYING AT THE LYC j»l EWEL CARMEN AT FOX'S THEATER TODAY A\ remarkable demonstratior girl’'s will power is gi lovihile dittle 17ox star amprgne Ly eater today | While =i struction | henefac 1‘-( the wo and e lors to dr 1 1o to =tiil lov }depths., - her won ful strengd asserts ituell you see w demousiration of scif mition t vhvets vour creen o every me beanty wiio h ) into almost Man Sae Wi nrod uc that profound mpressicn cted Tox rro n ves strenzth tin dramatic portant bear the st {will want | maining ot | develops [RYS reamiin f tion Mutt and Jefr Menu for Tomorrow | o e Breakiast real with 'otato Ome Lunch Cra Dinney in: wher espooni thinned I noothly m hould tirst be cd boiling water for skinned, trimmec pan. Pour over swn and tomato There is no wa that all the strings ure string beans unless you pa trip from ciach side of the other sabjcc b eaturday ! tinno i . 'VIMY RIDGE HERO TALKS AT KEENEY'S traction in | Front.”" which consists war films and a descriptive lec | the different scenes are thrown on 1 sercen Private Dunlop, being Scotehman by birth, enlisted v3d Canadian Biuck Watch and went overscas in 1913 18 months of (trenches and was < me, and was @ member of ian forces that took Vimy the 5 Here he wa three y hr Vi kle, blew taris when he recovered he honora discharzed from the ser e L very interestin ¢s are sho scene cicarly. Some of the 1 j Heavy artillery in action: th {of barbed-wire entanglements in Man's Land; a unit going over lin the gray morning mist: the arrival iof wounded soldiers and their treat ! ment in hospitals prisoner being brought in \ptured Gerni | U-boat: the inside of a “baby-killer removed from | and numerous other scenes of oy Al ender | lies' soldiers. This is a picture for 4l L see, particularly for those who hasy prett { that wing | You gisp and then la at his super dainty meringue e e ima of strength interm 1 ten and mixed HARTI Ol Pay Us Dealmgs A Dollar Strictly A Week Confidential SMART SPRING DRESSES $12.75 to $49.50 QIMPLY WONDERFUL are the new Dresses in A their varied assortment of materials, including All-Wool Jerseys, IMine Scrges, Foulards, Woal Scrims, ete. And such delightful models — side tunic effects - straight line models and the natty combinations of different materials SPRING EXHIBITS OF INTERE: IN SUITS, COATS., TRIMMED HATS, SEPARATE SKIRTS, BLOLUS FRESH NEW STOCKS OF MEN’3 CLOTHING HATS, SHOLES AND FURNISHINGS 3 y g S R I S AY( i N ———— G e - i%fll‘\ 4 i 'mm i _ Bluebird star, is scen in a five-reel | praduction of war-time Dixieland, en- cpisode of “The Hidden Hand™ and the Current Events are also shown todwy | and Saturday. For next week, the| management 15 hooked the marvel- ous Auciste, the star of “Cahria 1 The Warrior,” in his new six-reel t ture that will make | — smull girls when the e { production. a 1 S T plot and good comedy. ! ip of top milk *3 Announcing New Spring Styles in Newark Shoes for Women and Misses OOMORROW mo: undreds of Newark Shoe Stores in the principal T‘ ies of the 1 es will display beautiful new Spring Styles or Women. in high and low shoes—at thc reasonable—sensible rices $3.50 and $5.00. All of Fachion’s Latest Fancies now worn by smart women are shown ‘here is the dainty new Spat Pump in Rich Havana Brown ; soft dull black kid : black patent leather ; and white washable kid — the ultra-smart English Jast Oxford in black Gun Metal : also Rich Burgundy Tan; and the Grey Suede Lace Oxford with covered Louis heels ‘Ihien there are the high top boots ih Grey, Black, Havana Brown, and White washable kid, high and low heels. And the very newest two-tore mbinations in D: Rucsia Tan Vamps, Ivory kid tops; Battle Ship Grev \amps. pearl grey tops; and the Havana Brown Vamps, feld mouse tops Ituly we have an asssortment from which every womano can be antlv suited. And think of it, for $3.50 and $5.00 you may have fine shoes that duplicate the most expensive models shown in Metropolitan Centers The two stvles pictured above evidence the charm and beauty of ‘ewark Shoes for Spring. Please accept this as our pcrso; nvitation io vou to come tomorrow ! *“Newark Shoe Stores Co. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S s TORE IN NEW BRITAIN, 324 MAIN STREET Near R. R. Crossing Open Monday and Saturday Nights until 10:30. 257 Stores in 97 Cities. i - : { | Scallop the child’s dress around the His « itled Morgan's Raiders. A new { bottom and bind the cdges waist with color matching the scallop Tucked and shirred vests are worn ems to need a touch of lightness