New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1918, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER News For Women Readers and Theatergaers MY SOLDIER SWEETHEART Adgle Garrison’s Continuation of REVELATIONS What Lillian Begged Madge to Do as “Dicky’s Only Chance.” her wrist watch, her notebook and Lillian looked at then hastily tucked pencil away. “What time does Dicky from the city?” she asked. “Six o'clock, generally, stonally he arrives at #We'll take no chances on the later ) she replied, “but we have of time at that. Come on to om, and remember, no qualms. '& Dicky's only ch 1 needed her he remembranc s contume- Jy ‘because of his belief that I had opened his desk and had taken from it his personal checkbook was vividly before me. And my Puritanic scruples wera protesting forcefully at the high= nided procedure which Lillian was bout to put into effect. But I led he 2 meekly enough to Dicky’s room, Lillian procecded to lock the and then to st o ludicrous padlock upon it. A Piece of Luck. 1 thought so,” she said, minute serutiny of the lock. monest type therc is. Now you here while I run down to vour local hardware store and bring back a du- As 1 haven't - memory jot down the number and the name of the maker #o I'll make no mistake.” The faithful little notebook flashed ont again, and the next moment she had departed on her errand, an er- rand from which she returned a quar- ter of an hour later flushed with triumph, “Talk about luck!” she exclaimed “There must have been an demic of padlocking things in Marvin. This was the last of its kind the gifted gentleman had in his stock.” The Open Desk. She tore apart the brown paper covering the lock, and crumpling the paper into a ball tossed it to me. “Don’t let a shred of that remain in the room,” she commanded. ‘‘With luek we'll be able to manage this without the Dicky-bird ever ing we've been here She took the key from the padlock she had hought and inserted it in the lock of the one fastening Dicky’s desk. get home but occa- inder, for after stay “OUR MARY” Is Here in “HOW COULD YOU JEAN?" The kind of a story all will rave over, NEW BIG TIME VAUDEVILLE coME BaRLY MONDAY—VIVIAN MARTIN KEENEY’ THEATRE POLITE VAUDEVILLE THE SUMMERS A Dancing Act. THE BERNARD TRIO. A Singing and Talking Act. GALLANDO The Sculptor. ENID BENNETT in “THE VAMP.” The Hand of Vengence. Current Events. dy his desk with | 'y suspect- | , which | sequently I didn't OF A WIFE In another moment had been jput around clattering to the floor. But the fragile lock to which Dicky had orig- Mally trusted still remained to open Lillian studied it for a minutc frowning brows. “It I only had my here, she mused. I started with sudden “There’s a wholc collection Dicky’s in one of the boxes in attic,” I said. “I won't two 3 getting them here. Make it one,” and while I able obey her command to the second 1 made most creditable time in tr ferring the dusty box into her hands She sorted the keys over quickly. yet carefully, and after trying two or three of the smaller ones found one which fitted into the lock as if it had been made for it, and in another moment the contents Dicky’s desk lay open before us. “Fine job we've got on our must sa Lillian commented Zustedly, as letters, bills, manuscript, small drawings, finished and unfin- ished, and a number of photographs with which the desk was crammed bulged outward as she lowered the lid many of them falling on the floor. “I'd know this was the Dicky-bird's desk if T came on it in Vladivostok. No one else in the world could ever match 8t in disorderliness.” “We'll have to sort it all in order to find what we want,” I said practical ly. And then we'll have to take a stick and stir it all up again realistically,” Lillian retorted. “I'll just remember that those drawings tumbled out first They, of cou . will go back on top She picked the illustrations up and l12id them to one side, bestowing «a t soeculative utiny, in s a trace of surprise, cach as she did so. Then she her attention with me to the the desi’s contents, and for the next half hour we worked swiftly, silently, until evervthing in the desk was ar- ranged in neatly docketed piles. With the resolve that Lillian shouldn’t have to criticise my memory again I concentrated as I worked, and thus put away for future reference in my things we found. There were dozens of lett of them in two distinct chirographi one that of a man, the other a da ing serawl, which I intuitively cla fied as a woman's handwriti There was a pile of manuscript, Lillian rted, 1 which con- ee. That it was of vital interest to our quest the intent scrutiny she g of it as she sorted and piled it And finally, tucked in a which fell the chain the desk box of old recollection be min- returned vet ns- upon most away checks, papers we upon the only found them avidly. Perfect Womanhood. Perfect womanhood depends on per- fect health. Beauty and a good dis- position both vanish before pain and suffering. A great menace to a n L Iy 1lian arr wom- an’s happiness in life is the suffering | | that comes from some functional | rangement which soon develops head- | ache blues backache, nervousness and “‘the For such suffering, women { find help in that famous old root and herb remedy I.ydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which for three gencrations has been restoring he: to women of America.—Advt " oll t rs Tonight TONIGHT IT’S HERE . WM. FARNUM in “THE RAINBOW TRAIL” The cyclonic sequel to 8 Sage” in 7 smashing reels. “Riders of the Purple | Mr. Farnum portrays § “Lassiter” the avenger and terror of the Utah border : also playing Shefford lains. Pathe News 4 BIG ACTS Mutt & Jeff VAUDEVILLE the two fisted fighter of the Pathe Comedy 4 G ACTS 8 MON.—“THE ROMANCE OF TARZAN. tiny, | with keys the | to | finally | tiny | hands, | which | turned | rest of | mind several facts concerning the | I judged by | portions | pig- | eon hole, we came wnon the cancelled | nged | pounced | | the de- comp | day celebration on December 7. MARY PICICEORD i L) LoARTCRAFT Pistucé AT THE LYCEUM, Jow Could You., Jean.?” B éocia ! | Fox's theater thi center. S rails | 1 1 \ 1 | | i i and lm-l leade power of Scheldmann e, two of the Above, Phiiliy low, Hugo Hs of the socialist party now in in Germany. They are members new cabinet. ¢) Underwood & Underwood TO START WATER PUMPS. The regular meeting of the board of water comn s was held last Chairm Rossberg said arrangements were practically ed to start pumping from the Wildeat Brook. A carload of coal has been secured 75 horsepower bhoiler has been purch Five hun- dred feet of pipe have been laid and everything is nearly ready to start the pumps. Two men will he engaged to Tun the pumps which it is expected 1 be started ecither Saturday or Sunday. It is estimated that 1,000,000 gallons of water a day can be pumped into the Whigville mz sed. CELEBRATION HERE DEC. 7. Within the xt few days May orge A. Quigley will appoint a com- mittee to arrange for a New Britain The plan will be ohserved throughout the count as a fitting honor to the great work which the Britains have done in this war. As yet no plans have been formed but a parade and fitting exercises in the evening are expected part of the prog FIREMEN EVERY TEN FEET Did your plant help make this record ? 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When a great writer produces a new masterpiece the whole reading world rushes to get copies of it. Tt the talk of every book reading A like feeling comes when of William Farnum's latest photoplay masterpece. “Thie Rainbow Mr. Farnum’'s rept ion for c¢lean thrilling dramatic pic- tures cannot be equaled and “The Rainbow Trail” is a typical Farnum production, chuck full of thrills and situation: While a sequel to “Riders of the Purple Sage”, the story «is complete in itself, and those who did not see that picture will in no way be at a loss in viewing “The Rainbow Trail,” as the incidents in the latter production are all in sep- we speak =ood SAGE AND SULPHUR DARKENS GRAY HAIR Brush this Through Faded, Streaked Locks and They Become Dark, Glossy, Youthful Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound ed, brings back the natural color and re to the hair when faded, streaked r gray. 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Wayne, Ind. i becomes | requisite | arate form Lassiter, and Indeed border. port Trail the 1vs Rainbow eni in c the ffarnum effects, world and two that ford, who se: girl he Trail” Mr, the this roles in Lasi A loves some being his f Farnum, the terror is ired of the again rider of Utah sterling player iter rches the mountain its of shown. company he and ature of the spent Rainbow of Shet- for “‘the magnificent grandest William week in the Grand Canyen, during the photographing of this spectacle, other ne Painted doomed Frank “Rid Mise ce bow been o a bles Trail Standard staged have lages large sets heyvond Farnum that W est ath vh M e made Could tod it quee Pickford's development, v vill being the Desert, tribe, and of rank Miserables”. Pat Comedy we the The Lioy the Purpl and esponsible As in al productions, la erected with been furnished. one a s yet well Other News, and ss vaudeville LYCEUM Pickford, “America’s honoray California, You tomorro aid of pression h T story girl new of ho that t need be adc motion improve: E ‘How a charming W Wi TH Sweetheart army will be Jean and Ed. art to the e portrayal ould tale of a shes o living and so she is a Jean nows how tendc to care 3 other for 1 rd of the enacted, up features Mutt & the land of Navajos. who Sage”, Farnum William this one h hand, and The play best and with hi Jeft, customa acts wid b o marvelously she es seen at TER. known ndl ‘Colonel” here in the turd: is M ry, Admittedly th picture still is make for You stars, Mar in pree 1 and its vs Jean wealthy her mysterious that directed “Les suc- “The Rain- | Fox has | vil- | other as recentiy | in “How Lyceum When little | of ex- with The young own a cook. who hers Her periences in caring fof two roman- tic o 1d people disguised when rm as a proves very young hand. farm inter hand Tar-famed and gontlen big pond Roche ing will sporting soldiers. Roch of He than of world early fighters and to the limelight Mysterious Ryan a sport refereed othe fighting in devote his events record ir would fi more big r man ia He championships to the lot of any other (c) Roche w Bily” Underwood of . tim ) th m a braught man C sportsma th is cros: uaiform to amuse the the many ring the history ided more n ever fell ortal. In his handler of Tomm & Underwood arrang- | | ood ones | His two best werc Smith and [ HANKSGIVING SERVICE FOR VICTORY St. Mark’s Church, 7:30 P. M. Tonight. Come and Give Thanks EVERYBODY | planning to make Jean., our Mary, | care for him. The photoplay is filled ! with all those elements that appeal to the best instincts of human nature, and as a whole, this splendid picture will afford all who see it unbounded pleasure and recreation of the most salutary description The play i filled with strong dramatic action, | and the heart appeal is irrestible Supported by an excellent of Miss Pickford’s characteriza- “How Could You Jean?" will doubtless rank as one of the best she has assayed since ‘“Stella Maris". It is perhaps useless to remind patrons that the demand for seats. | The new vaudeville program is one which everyone will thoroughly enjoy. It includes three good acts. Burke and Simmons, in a comedy acrobatic offering, Emett and Letty, a is cast is | Mr is one .es are the ting | millionaire WILLIAM FARNUM The Effects of O HAT INFANTS are peculiarly T tions and growth of the cel imbecility, mental perversion, a craving preparations, all of which are narcotic, is well known. smallest doses, if continued, these opiates cause changes in the func- Is which are likely to become permanent, causing WELCOME. man and woman in a comedy act and the Old Homestead Five in a special ly fine and entertaining musical of- fering. Wtach for Vivian Martin in Vivetta; next Monday with another big fea- ture. KEENEY’'S THEATER. The Sunners, a classy dancing act: the Bernard Trio, a singing and talk- ing oddity, and Gallando, the sculp- tor, are some of the acts on the big vaudeville bill at Keeney" These acts come direct from the best thea- ters in New York. Enid Bennett in “The Vamp”, a|big five-reel Paramount Arteraft produc- tion, brings a mystery play that is full of sensations. The latest episode of “The Hand of Vengeance”, “Cur- rent Bvents” and “The Universal Weekly” are shown daily AT FOX’S TONIGHT piates. susceptible to opium and its various Even in the for alcohol or marcotics in later life. Wervous diseases, such as intractable nervous dyspepsia and lack of staying wers are a result of dosing with opiates or narcotics to keep children quiet in their infancy. The rule among physicians is that children should never receive opiates in the smallest doses for more than a day at a time, and only then if unavoidable. Tae administration of Anodynes, Drops. , Cordials, Soothing 8yrups and other narcotics to children by any but a physician cannot be too strongly decried, and the druggist should not be a party to it. 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