New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1918, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 191& Yews For Tbeatergoers and Women ;. F’ ' *H’ ; ;REVELATIQIEQSL OF A WIFE What Happened When Madge through whic Al 1 had 1nstructed Reached the Meeting Place. mo to come ox Presents His Newest Star [l | oo o v i ol An Cnoxpected tncounter. R Y 8 | shrick, to clutch at the sleeve of thei o : el e ot g . I women vaiting room e 4 Bl | taxicab driver as the man in the taxi | much guicker time than T had ox- opposite mine, which had also been | pected. 1 had five minutes to | 3 ¢ . spare. and ¢ idn’t wish to Enter | . stopped by the aceident, stared at me |'with the light of startled recognition | ‘.C statlon a moment sooner than th ~~1n-- ;| : i time Lillian had sot. T went into one 2 i | in his eves. My nerves. already UP- | of the rooms. resolved to see that my needed only this | hair was not hlown about and that 7’ set b, the accident, - B | touch to put them almost heyond my | | Was presentable ebt ot Honor § - | See B . My cyes were ined The man's appearance was totally | [00ked e et ALAPSIEAS 3 ] B | <irunge o me. lle was. as far as 1| S e ¢ e EStory of a Socicty Moth and How Another Woman | could judge from his seated posture under them, two hectic spots like | self to the Flame., initihe tasToan i ElTem O thin M s irecet it ALSSRU OISO HEER b 0 ze I DN d L R Lokl anal Thhanhuntonclonely @8l | and wind, and he wore a rather fop- ; \C 1Y 1ips until thera was a | pigh. foreign-looking, carefully-tr (| fieck of blood on one of them. ¥0.10 “Vengeance andthe Woman' [l | o e iy ohing, coroutiramsd ) V300 o i o nrsent word. curiously incongruous leok upon his Many Other Q| Sl SIS ek sl | v o el s i\ dny t ers ! dusted 1t with rice wder, and en- me towels and powder. meant for hirsute adornment. . A 5 . I could have taken an oath I never | couraged by the ment in my B B A ~ 3 S B oF LR - I 1 seen the man before save for one | APpearance mad a tremendous ef- thing. The eyes that had flashed sud- to pull myself together as T T ———" 5 = T VI > 75 —= | den recognition into mine were | lked upstairs, carrving my travel FADS AND FASH]ONS |PEGGY HYLAND NOW ! hauntingly familiar—of steely gray. | in% bag and Katherine's knitting bag i Tho conviction ceized me unaccount- | ”‘y”"“l "" o . e i x 2 { ably that more than once before had had need of all my poise ENE : UNDER FOX BANNER!! eyes mazed at me, and that I Drake was in the appointed place. Flat birds appear on hats, those —_— | | had seen them with many varying ex- [ but. laughing up his ce Duck gray is a new shade R i pressions in their usually inscrutable | talking to him as though she m 5 = A new star illumines the William | depths. to remain there fm'ntho rest of 8 3, e are e .| Fox firmament. The star is dainty Who could he he—this staring | €vening, was Grace Draper. . NOW PLAYING (e et e @Te M VOB 0% | ciover, Puggy Hyland, whi makes her | Stranger whose eves I knew ! Bofors e e oy irat. appoarance under the Fox bane |1 had time to rack my beain for an ) FILM MASTERPIECE | A Soring Tats il iade, e | nerpin “The Debt of Honor,” at Fox's | answer a strange thing happened. & Six Reel Comedy Drama ST . ot ® 1'_rnln_\ and Saturday. The William The look of recognition faded from | AT THE I YCEUI“ ARD alld CURRAN S e I7ox organization is to be compliment- | his eyes and in its place flashed a dis- | =, i ed on gathering this beloved Engllsh | tinct look of alarm. At the same . o Vaudeville Favorites | ooy VO e embroidered WIR | star into its fold. And Mr. Fox bas | time there was a movement from the i S given to her a story that brings out | person at his side, a figure so swath- Today brings an entirely different The Well -known Cod Liver ED. GINGRAS the beauty of the screen art for which | ed and muffled dcspite the spring | Lill of vaudeville and motion picture and Iron Tonic, Without Oil Novelty Juggler The smartest hats are carried this girl has become s well known. | weather that T couldn’t tell whether | attractions to the Lyceum, *“‘the home 2 > out in one color. Honor, as she is known in the play, {it was old or young, man or woman. | of good things,” and the progr v T M T s BARRY and BARRY — { pays her debt by refusing to !elpl :n The man with the goates turned to | he bigger and hetter than e Tvery O AKE HEM TRONG Songs | Pockets are retiring from the | the wife of the senator who has | the other and said something, which, | act will be in a class by itself, a TODAY—TOMORROW scene of fashion. adopted her. She knows that the|of course, I couldn’t catch. The |the motion picture, an of Mu Over-worked Men, whose vitality becomes ELTA BALD in | 5 senator loves his wife dearly and to | shrouded fizure made an iapulsive | Mountain,” with Wallace Reid enact- e e e Tt rdT Ial “BEAUTY IN CHAIN Some of the new hats show the | save him the misery of the knowledge | movement as if to riss from the sem, | ing the leading role. will be up to | Ainpalr y long hours o ous bo:' s, = favored chin strap. that his wife has been untrue she al- { and I distinctly saw the man whose | the standard set by Reid, which need just such a vitalizing, blood-making lows the circumstances to point to | eves were haunting me, push it back | everyone knows is the very highest and strengthening tonic as Vinol is proved | Lacquered ribbon is used on the|her as the guilty one. She knows|with an outstretched sinewy hand. | possible. to be by its published formula. There is plainer straw h:%ls. 2'"‘")1:‘ ",I:‘f”“”r nrzr father, but she | Then 'hr\r spoke again, apicly, im- | Five people our men and a wom- no other medicine that builds up health, SRR S — ows the meaning of gratitude. Epi- | pulsively, almost angrily. T could |an. billed as “The Montana Five, oy D SONS’ THEATRE Narrow skirts have panel, draped |fode No. 10 of “Vengeance and the |only cateh the tones, but there was | will be the vaudeville feature, strength and vitality so surely. and flounce etfects. Woman” will still continue to thrill | the same haunting familiarity about | assisting this act will be “Haley, HERE IS PROOF —Hartford— . — many of its pleased patrons. It is be- | the man’s voico that T had seen in his | 2 and Haley,” and Char le- | | 2 «1 wasall ‘fagged out,’ run down, noappetite, ner- ! »\'traL(r{\\:* black hats have entire [ coming more ln(‘ev‘oslmv;: as the climax | eves. ) . a “single” man with material vous, sleepless nights, and drowsy during the day, | crowns made of jet. approaches. 3illie West in a two- | He didn’t turn his fice in to- | that sends his offering over big. The and was not fit to work. A friend told me to take ALL THIS WEEK —_— part comedy entitled “Doughnu ward me. Tndeed, he refully kept | vaudeville acts are the part of this Vinol. I did so, and can now eat three square meals eces Wednesday and Saturday Some of the ew sweaters are!and Mutt and Jeff will provide com- | his hack turned. and I saw him turn | theater’'s program that the public a day. 1sleep well, am alert, active, strong and well, Cort Presents the comedy of |three-quarter length | edy enough to satisty all up the collar of the rath foreign- | always waits for, hecause at the Ly- ! and have gained eleven pounds.”—A. W. Higby, Love and Laughter, Tohh e i : Jane and Katherine Lee, The Fox |looking topcoat he wore in an evident | ceum the b entertainment of its Sheboygan, Wis. ~ ) L t2) K shapes are very popular in 3aby Grands, were a decided hit with temvt to conceal <« much of his | Kkind can b rcured. her Carey’s \hickens” | picturcsaue mittine mis e e Each weck e a bet- WE WILL RETURN YOUR MONEY With Dainty — Buds” is a comedy dramna with a de- | Bvidently the sight of ter quality, and this week they so if Vinol fails to benefit you. A\NTOINETTE WALKER. Blue and silver embroidery are cided accent on the comedy. In fact|alarmed him as much ttle higher. Variety, which they say | The Clark & Bramera Co., Druggists; Liggeit's Riker-Hegeman he Original Mejestic Theater pretty on a blue gown. it is six recels of laugh-—good, hearty | tion of his eves I rightene me. |is the spice of life, is also the spice | Drug Stores; John J. McBriarty, Nathan Noveck: W. H. Russell, New SNl OartiannlProaucibn) = roars. The kids have everything in | That he was as relieved of a theater S 1 with | Britain; and all leading Drug S tores Everywhere. ht Prices—25c to $1.50. Spatsv will be worn over low shoes | the line of humor and human inter- | the blockade suddenly an [ knowledge of popular Matinee Saturday when warmth needed. 2 and lbn American Buds” they | end and our taxis drew away dition, Lycer e ¢ | — have established themselves in the | e - 1 was very sure. i 2z 38cito 31,00 Organdie and gingham taffeta| front rank of comediennes of the °“?}I,,°flli’§,r,‘§,$,l°or§ h|“ nd his | The picture is one that managers of | are an odd combination. screen, babies that they are. Jane | evident fear of my recog the biggest picture in the | SR has the laugh provoking ability of a | ac ed a e 1 country have seen fit to advertise at | Three-quarter straight coats opel| Charley (‘h;\p!ir‘:, a Sidfay Dre!\,\v and ;;i?“;fi‘i?‘r,"{ffl"jo‘\j’”,‘m?,‘q the Penn. | sreat length. Reid is an actor who RAND HARTFORD over odd waistcoats. a Marie Dressler rolled into one tiny | gyivania stetion. In one way it w looks just as much at home and just | Tel. C. 102 2 chunk of comic personality., while | g thing fcr me. In my nuz as attractive. in the rough garb of a | is gt G, Daily mZTi,fi»‘fifi“mii"f%f“‘ be one of | Katherine furnishes the pathos which [’m:?;pr 'S to his identity of tha|woodsman as he does in cvening “PUSS PUSS” & & 5 EDIINE, makes the youthful combinations ab- | stranger I forgot my nervous fears dress, and in *Nan of Music Moun- & solutely i stible. Today is the last | o my possible failure to interp tain it n opportunity to Big Beauty Chorus, There 1s no veil smarter than the| jay (5 see these two “midRets of | ar, Drake's directions, recalling them | display his talent as a man of the | ptinees 15c to 50c. Evenings | | ine mesh with velvet dats. mirth,” with Episode 2 of “The|only as the taxicah drew up fe the | wild and wooly. | o 75¢, and the War Tax. Eye,” | vhich Chief Flynn hd e P he n- The bill the last half of this week | ’ | Eton effects are worn by chil-| 3 n which Chief Flynn, | 1ong Island entrance of the Penn S ke | = J. 8. Secret Service, dis- | gylvania station. The driver held the | might be called double feature dreniasiy el asiEroNasups, | ol 2 i were it not for the fact that every- closes the plot to blow up the Hotel | goor open for me. T . T : Ansonia during the Naval Officers’ e thing is a feature, ¢ double™ HOW to Learn act Bows ot a1l sorts)and\ i\ slzesiiap-i| SRS ERSEEC S SRS R o Tnto the Station. would not suitably expr D (g pear on the summer hats poyer s i na. il ¢ 9] B, teresting disclosure it proves to be. “It's only 7:30, miss,” he said, | tion Why., oh why haven't I more |interested,—except a lack of sufficlent Somo new hats begin and end S “better luck than T thought.” An ’ a2 o) sooman bewailed 'tolme ] the | conscionsness ol the irent Mofil Bie e hbaeie G on S o ety e okl ([ 2 ) IBLE JUDGE” | 2 corld. We have too much self cén- )ave JIOUT Lyes SRR Rl Menu for Tomorrow |t i o ower wone, e cater | “THE TERR J [ other day atter she mad mads an in. | VOHd: We have too much seit obn- e 7 There are some very clever little s { the evening if vou should happen fo STILER GOINGESTRONEG |Bigsentiouuntoninatciibreat ‘nnsn motor hats made of oilcloth Breakfast i need me., mi don't forget, Just It is a plaint one heurs every now The primary dictionary meaning of e S. STANLEY HORVITZ. —— Fruit | across the street. My number is 4876 St S 10 then. T think I have mado it |tact is “sense of touch”. The subsi- " 5t Optician ]‘ The new hats are worn =a low Fried Fish and you see my American flag is diary meaning is ‘‘sensitive mental th at the hair does not show. i Potato Pancake {up here in front different than the Maciste, the strong man of the| '™ L I\Q\;Ch_ e " others, so you can't help but spot it |movies, is still winning favor at s0 : lly interested, | y¢ you want to have this sensitive Lunch it you're in a hurry.” | Hoeney's this week in his new: six-| morning, when the man-who-|mental touch which keeps you from Baked Beans He had spoken rapidly, monoton- |part comedy drama. Tho pict | {hinks gave us a most suggesgive defi- | Awkwardness and instructs you in Brown Bread ously, his head inside the taxl door fins an interesting story | wition of that much-to-be-desired | 8Taciousnéss, you must try to get rid Stewed Apricots as if he were making change for me. Scenes were filmed at Torino, Italy. of self centercdness and self con- sality 3] Ve setin ibute to the skill s o il sciousness and cultivate a “conscious- Cocoa, L \gavej s flegting ytri 4 1o con. OfMered by Ward anfl Curran, veude.| We Dad been taibing of & wolaly | i o o tha wotld) with which he had manage villo's olfest performers. Thes ave| Wwhe, in her desire to better certain | > Dinner vey the things he wished to say with- o, % 0 S L re mark anqg | conditions (and she is quite intelli- Macaroni Soup out attracting the attentton of the , O 4 L fegether for a | Kent cnough to improve many things Nut Loaf hangers on of the statlon. As Iatepped oo 5 0"l LB EEE D L ie ehe had her way,) had set a whole | -0+ * String Bean ‘from the machine I cast one &lance (. ..qu act called “The Terrilile | {cWn by the ears. Cause, of course— | — e Creamed Salsif toward the flag on his taxi, fixed its JUU Y Y U8 T a movelty Jug. | inck of tact. | HOUSEHOLD NOTES Beat Balad position and the number he had given . introduces some new juggling, | 1fow Clothes Expressed Lack of Tact. ! Orange Junket me in my mind, and without a second s a mnovelty for the finigh | The woman, during our conversa- | S Coffee look walked down the corridor until annon balls in the smail | fion passed by the window. The man| Be sure to give the children ; . {1 came to the stairway which would 'k, which are shot from a| Who thinks called our attention to | whole miik Macaroni Soup—Three ounces mac- { jead me down fo the lower corridor cannan. rry and Barry offer a meat | her. *'Look,” he said. “‘don’t the very | —-krv aroni, one tablespoonful HUttEr OF SUD- | ee——————— i oing and talking act which is well | vlothes she wears cxpress her lack | i The vaudeville headliner this week Excellént biscuit are wmade with | stitute, two quarts stock, salt and pep- (T lilked. The first episode of the new | of tact ? 3 : | barley flour. per o Gadte " Throw macaroni and | GRANDMA NEVER LET T L R S i i e | Polo featured, is shown tonight. Ella| “Well” he cxplained, ‘*as you ! 5. and b 3 5. hen ten- ¥ 3 | . Hal , lar Butterfly sta cnow, she has car her clothes : { der, drain and cut into pieces, drop it sollgthe Ropmisr SButietiyister, Inow el s Rt Bnicar Bl or e lo L 1S | Lemon oty talizood Wservad lwi youthful, dark and shown foday and Friday in “Beauty | for two or three season ha aliced Baones Joiling stock and cook 20 | Aept her locks d wn_tods | o EASTER e Lo e sl it O g STt Foll e Mt i | BS=y Lh —— | knows it’s so, wouldn't you think, The Time when Everybody’s Begtisalad S Gongansly ghal (feupioli) Sage and Sulphur “MOTHER CAREY’S she ~would choose something that{ A little olive oil taken at meals ked beets, half o ;abbag : 2| Thoughts Center on Flowers cookedipbests, J naltficuptuifcabbage — wonld be less tiresome to look at? ! replaces bacon half cupful celery, one onion, and mix - 7 s < o L When you darken your hair with ~ y or | N v a I 1s all well ook 'HE glorious event of Easter calls all together. Cover with boiled dres Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can | CHICKENS”"—PARSONS’ | Now r‘lmt bright hl’uedc?“:'v-" L for the most joyful gift in the boiled egg L e N GRS e ey enollgh, Sin tself,fand SRt e £8 S NN Rice bolled in millc'maken' a good calendar — flowers. %,s,,,r and 2l 1R L O HOA PR U R0y - foarf on her hat. But they are tlxe-j. = 0 =0 1 flowers have always been inseparable— evenly. Preparing this mixture T O e oo = llackior |bxetnrasticeren) i | though, at home is mussy and trouble- Kate Douglas Wigg! . f s of the rest of thel flowers are the one thing that can fully . | : Na 1gla iggin, whose fas- | iousness o L P s are re ‘hole e express your e i Kill That sembi ) n (Gt oD buy at | cinating play of New Fngland life, | world? And isn't that just what tact [ Prunes are more wholesome if ; e R Ty nEn any drug store the ready-to-use prep- ' “Mother Carey's Chickens,” is s A £ : 2 occasion. “Say it with Flowers” this i any y’s Chickens,” is at A % £ Sleai Easter. Cold and liaration fimprayadibylithebadd Bop ot b arsonsiltheater Fal I GiIE I weel B 1S His Definition of Tact. Good bread pudding is’ made with it Bt ol Bl gilix. 3 other ingredients called “WWyeth's -\{M(; known as the best beloved of Amer- As to her lack of consciousness of | ;,ples and brown bread. # Lilies, Roscs, Swaet Peas, Spring Flowers, C>avc Heal th and Sulphur Compound.” You Just jcan writers of fiction. Her work is | gthers being the whole explanation of iy H.m,mofcmwm.m.muanlw. = { dampen a sponge or soft brush with always characterized by a rich flow this woman's choice of clothes, I dif- Vegetables! are LR An;l;:;:;flszif‘wh or Growing L2, it and draw this through your hair, of whimeical humor, delicious depths | fored with the man-who-thinks. But | |eeping the boy in heam“c»‘-‘““ for s E of the manysug, A Ly taking one small strand at a time. of pathos, and a delicately written | that is another story, Which T'll tell S e By morning all gray hair disappears, | tale of fancy. Her greatest charm you some day if you are Interested ! Try potatoes in some new | gestions which we can offer you for - nin, avfhals 4 sappenze (italoNof | Easter floral gifts. CAS(ARA 3 QU!N N and after another application or mlfx as a writer and dramatist is simplicity | }iis definition of tact, however, I|two or three times a week. A b your hair becomes beautifully dark- |of style, and therein lies her great- | found most interesting and sugges- 24 ad, glossy and luxuriant. est_charm of visualization of the | yive. Pickled ¢abbage, white or red, i l A ) AoM\0 | Gray, fz i s- ' spler hums £ » OIZ loral OM\ Gray, faded hair, though no dis- splendidly human characterizations “A lack of consciousness of the | wholesome and appetizing. The old family remedy—in tablet Erace, is a slgn of old age, and as We Thc cast shown locally is the or tiof b woriali { form—safe, sure, casy to take. No all desire a vouthful and attractive inal one seer ¥ : 1 Y Ly e et 1 sire a vouth a ttractive inal one seen on Broadway for over | 3 s Jittle Other Do not limit supplie 1 CO- Cures colda in 24 hours—Grip i 3 | aDbearance, get busy at once With three months. and is headed by An-| 10° MUuch Self. Toc o DUtlee TBhe doEt e e LR 1 | days. Money backifitfails. Get the Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound foinette Walker, whose creation of EolliSiConsClousioss: C:;‘;fi,pb::d'afih and look years younger. This ready- the role of Nancy Carey has made hoer What is it causes us to make awk- Ak s T At whtr 4 Hill's picture on it | to-use preparation is a delightful toi- {one of the best liked stars on the | ward breaks— what is it makes us|yng in the cores are delici 3 24 Tablets for 25c. let requisite and not a medicine. It | American stage today. There will be | forget to say the gracious, appropr. | gl L AtAny Drug Store 18 not intended for the cure, mitiga- [ another popular-priced matinee on |ate things.—to after the particu- Milk, to letp Droperiyy Ehénid el { tion or prevention ot disease ! saturday. Jlar matters in which our friends are ' be warmer than 50 dogress B