New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1918, Page 4

ews For Thealerdoers and Women R | DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS AT FOX'S THEATER nal illes S appenred hsorhing Sl ) S = A (% Ipswich is Kmnit to Fit Ever had a wrinkle across the toes spoil your whole day? Or stockings that grew ; | S shorter with wearing until they threat- A ! u m m er ear | anc hattle of wits a ha * wit and hard m 1 ened to deform your feet? ey | | 2 { tha seps one rivited to. the seal. | Sacurertiiam R e Fairbanks' athletic prowess is tested | new nd - stocks are large a varfed Avoid this. Buy Ipswich Hosiery / 6y e et i e G e There's no NEED for “walting” for your request zreat for him to take. Beautitul to have it “CHARGED" will open the way to DOL your family because it is knit to fit the \rilipanis s e s i bl e Gy LA A WEEK PAYMENTS--No Money Dows 1 Jewel ngéds no introduction to | Give us a call before you buy elsew here feet — knit ful/ size. 4 3 e it trade-mark is on all your hosicry. . finto amizeons vonat a7 & pretin Il New Wash Dresses :.7.98 up of coursc your sor- ecure Your New Clothes for tribulations, difficulties or wor- Tpswich dealers display the sign of the’ [ ro ; & 5 “Good Witch”” of Ipswich. Look for it. somiie, Douind 0! petiiinom: away New bm,nmer Waists 1.98 up v atrovs omerront e amete war |l New Trimmed Hats ~ 2.98 up takes the part of Kirk White, a young | S e e ||l New Summer Shoes 4.00 up him away on a steamer with a mo- Store. 191 Main St.; The McMillan Store. 201 Main St S Roseu- tlgrinlctine feomnanyulbard Mok i TCW ‘Vash SkirtS 198 up byiBabcock Co., 177 Main St.; N. Bernbanm, 441 Arch St.;: The Fair Dept. on pishie fcompany, (mhens . [*200 Main St.: M.eBernbaum, 618 Main St.: Besse-Teland, 215 Main St.: Leonard & Hermann, (65 Main St E rodske, 686 Main St EoSE Abusic and nEg comal ney Bros., 37 yette St.: J. Goldsmith, 48 Broud St.: D. Miller & C¢ Menus: Roscnsweig Bros.: 8. M. Davidson Co.: S. Marlow & Co.; M e TARDER SRS "\wr‘~ ¢ 3 knov at the na co berz, 186 Main St.; Globe Clothing Stores; 1L Basson——BRISTOL—The Muzzy Bros. Co.: Harry Raffel; Albert Rawiszer——THERRYVILLY missed the boat, and that a : ! 5 | smel & Peterick. ‘ IPSWICH MILLS (Founded 1622) Ipswich, Massachuselts comegiates (B S s | reSTICH MILLS Foundes peich, Massachuoets | o mix up right at the | | stery | start. and George mixes them up | | at% ichi Al | | himeself considerabh hefore they | F h g Sh — e | [}y their destination gt i 4 * Urfishings 0€s | Clever’ is a corking camedy drama X 5 s She turned vy and husied herself A e o [t e i of the suit cnse. she Menu for Tomorrow |oi e iae for which Giaree Waish . e SR E | had brought from my home fliled [has mace mimselt faor The 5 TS | I“’"h hesifo v comiontl W knew T ’\\4\‘n an in the \\;\ .\anu] & J"fl I 30YS AND GIRLS and several comedies complete (his TE GARRIS ! that she would keep her eyes cares | Sl By ADEDE GARRISON | fully turned away from me until T} L * - e ha I X: rise: is feeot teadily had a chance to regain thi POIS | R R e P ] Lillan Warncd Madge That She e had risen une 5o woefully shattered : o Holas “THE BELGIAN” AT B e “bove me, his thin- | which had been R Cottas Was “Mixed ,‘:“ aseian i by the wounded oflicer’s eryptic words . anc nanner. 2 Qe T 7 ad thought that by going home | I suppose this is i 3 ‘ ana g 2 IR S Lunch, RUSSWIN LY CEUM ald be able to rid myself of the !yaih” he said, anl there i | Dear Lilllan! How I blessed her e | S hich et Al aivaiee thoughtfulness again, as [ had done saked Bean L e taks ageees 10 His ol so many times hefore I knew he Boston Brown Bread excellent show ntary fascination had for me I made no 1 . because I dian't | hecanse hoking | at their face value. She had read Jand’s personality I ~ thubarh =arts ¥t VO as re attr: soon discovered my error quite understand Thim, and- A Lyceum the feature attr there was a queer, cumen tao well to take her wor Tea | tion monumental masterpiec with me an impr of in my throa St The Be !"\ml. ‘11.1, e Story which rious suffering which shouald oc- ‘o a very brave and resource- inner deals with the lives, the hopes, the | - RIS of a son and daughter of my imagination, he could n9t!fy] woman, Mrs. Graham.” hie 1d@ | had thought it hest to pretend that Souj ! /) ! comtrived anything better thun ' gfter a moment, and the tightness of | ‘nerves " caused by the excitin uts se Never before in the history Lst conversation with me at the his clasp hurt my hand. It has been ' 1 had been through wa the root 2 y ) world has a people been it . 1 crucified. Two courses lay before it A 4 a privilege to know you. If only- of my agitation | ] | ourntul remark that “All days ~ [e broke off abruptly, stood leoking | She kept up the e ont 1 5 | —satety with dishonor on the one alike to the poor devils Who qown at me. a thoushtful, deliber- | journey hom ind even after we ¢ { hand, destruction, with honor unsul- BY RUTH CAMERON. h speaking of,” was ; : i - 4 i | lied, on the other. Proudly this sal o0 home worth speaking W ate hich =eemed all at onc reached ther ot once did she refer 13 + Gt I £ 1 N - one of the incide i S stal into determination to the wounded officer who had played ; o Dotatoet Chup ohsl| 12Nt nation chore the latier couvse, | o and curiosit . . N 1 ) e dying heroically in defense of free- my pity and curiosity «Please Go Quickly.” so0 prominent part in the drama in h pint potatoes with | 4 o H 1] 1 T l d » v cryptic, “1 am not 3Zoir n RIS e e b e . e S, € | died a ermopylae, orde 1a or cryy tar Boon Put pork in | o payhavic hordes from the Bast ! [he had cunr E my emotion correctly. but in her broad wisdom and consideration she Well, I'd rather stay at home tha iown to it ve to serimp when I'm veling.” | the opinion of ti onage I''l give you two guc 15 to | a vital f or « life | which sex wis responstble for that | see them Tany cort of tomm " he v agn i 5 nnE e - e 3 "m'» ”i‘,“,‘,k might not engulf and destroy . ine L less commonplac figure e ke s 2 G s b i Hoes | civilization: of Grecce and the world than he presented could not well 5 - i ; : e » unnoff SHYEH T g cnbnied ol conio theeRvill g L | no prouder boast, 1 higher honor fonr ot el T tdney: You cank sscoiicabe il o okt 5 A - p A ) like an | qpan this—"I am a Belgian.” Sec t no time him my ha Hibernianism) 1 ts we should t give The old question had come ur v, then, do we fee! obli | which is better, to travel and see | ulate our expenditures guess how s with me, and I'm S o ‘ ! ek ; ) | i i i ¥ s A _eThe Belgian,” becaus¢ it s the | U finet vet strong ever weld- ! lm 2t vou ca y a simple fashion, or | stand well in their S that ity Wiy keen on playing the role g Catie and Wil of Tantalus. But will you promise i r les . 1 hane il 1 reached my own home did the [, . - 3 L 7 e i ,HK,‘M“, everlasting expression of the Dhest in thought occur to me that T was rash . 2 . Wi aCha gl man—ART. “The Belgian® i f : v « i en’ thel ground | -, dous heant interest!specticle of wouldmit mind e onable cconomy I think an essay could he written they could sec somethir e {on ‘Impressing the Waiter with all the frills ! that makes travelers spend more tha hree out of four women said they | they can afford indeed so to pledge myself. B 3 ' | lastl ot It home-comin ey r o rea LY milk PPour into |, yvred Belgium, is a picture about OLD DALY LRI O feelings wen « masked qouhlesbolle tiv over the fire | gy \ar which is not a war picture. | World gested someone, during our when—I g0 across again may 5 bt e e . or” I come to see voi' Just once'before T I VIGIE ¥ ith pro friendliness and xtu lick Line pa It is an intensely dramatic and The four men unanimously de- | tion. And then the Authormar ste, nearly fill witl claved for | traveling or nonc | tured that scheme b ture and bake in mod at all known magazine had already [ was one of the three women. |an article under that heading welcor heen greetc human love story. The vandexille is TN A go? . L nd fairly stuffed with dainties Ka eptionally good. The tifree Kane o o 9 Of course.” T returned Do you § : : exceptionally 200d ¢ tir \ My Own United States know where T live had prepared Lillian carried me off tc Brot ey Scorett ! dbeided Bt~ Cole- | N h | ¢ e e ey oo Joining that [ must be B Manikins ard very in. YWhich is very far from meaning that | No Money Like Dust e MY 8 Ree with hurried running of his | gareiul Loy aefewsany AN ENTERPRISING CGHINESS ettt A Moutt and Bridwell 1 awouldnit enfoy the = luxuries of Men. as I implied i S i 5 8 Re i ettt t : S r i X - : e s Al Blrton | and) thavel iffI fcouldf nave them. Bt T jiave n . leaving m ) s S nesa . Sl and n =ood Keystone comedy Wouldn't stay at home if I couldnt i this matte i pub pendin ALL WEEK s ; e S A ) . thal she put I < Baiot T~ | meips to make this a program woll mraveling Across the Country With “":;”“." “‘ “}“ h, of course, whe L I or 1 ulde 1 looked to 1 i i 1 worth sceing. Continuous show Sa stop to think of it, is natur ‘L, :\ car - it w Dot € : ) ’ urday. Don't miss this great show Lunch Baskets. are the money getters. Money ey 3 3 "y 1 . To n dropped my ha economy to which I wouldn't go. For tise i T et et ST e i ADS AND FASHIONS fiees, 5 ket peorte b | one The Home-Coming you s s ! wross the conti sin ent it s junches. (Inci- | (Mi he there are exiremes of |10 th or success. | I got out of the room quickly, T'm |5 gl ¥ terion There are a great many frocks qentally, tl N e ety b ! et wool people). | in't quite go that detected in not . & 2 s T But T wouldn’t mind looking at the | €nough for any contin ngincer re design special There are ' some very - smart silk price of any dish before 1 ordered it. | Woman does about having not sure just how, and fairly ran down {he corridor to my own room wher Lillian was waiting for me. She g ne one duiet. searc look, then pu e N o S he : e sWes I wouldn't mind having large orders | quacy at housekeeping. dust Y 1 ul part — served for two. | wouldn’t mind | mantel, an un-made bed in the Dark b fota © traveli some, in day coaches. T |noon, displ to the public sy, girll’ sue seld. . e UGHS AND €OLDS ! h re and i fringed collars wouldn't mind not heing able to go | Nevertheless. I think e t home to bread an o 0 (L L 1 when the motor t it 2 s aga and throat ) ellir - to the best hotels. could show a little more st 7u 4 1 jelly for awhi o troubl A prepared . 1 run th am Some taffeta frocks f To Impress the Waiter. character, in regard to eculatir 5 without havmful or K drugs. ou for a week or two. 2 i T habit-forming L n z oy cotic ) t 1 . for project thered skirt And. most important of all, 1 would | their cxpenses, more by the criter " HORVT Try thcm today ; Sl o6l ! ' B0 cents a box, including war tax - NGt really. mind. if the waiters, por- | of e L e g B tiist Main St. Optician ave 1w al s > l Vi winking dep Taffed Vlwa sractic 1 hotrl clerks, and so forth, could | fiable expense, and | t For sale by all Druggists ence on rallr ¢ . 7 e oy the critera n railvoads, | tween season wear. | perceive that L was not wealthy. Aft- lion of the waiter's approval, breaking point Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia