New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1918, Page 4

R 16, 1918, E = Thealergoers Cut Out Butter ! would,” says the saving ho | wife, “if you could suggest anything besides the old type Oleomarg: We can—Benefit Erand made ent from the nutritious REVELATIONS OF A WIFE st ety ron e T & ¥ oA ipe cocoanuts churned with pasteur- s . Ay T ) ized milk, a product that is identical | { with butter in flavor and nutritive | properties, hut only costs 33¢ a lb. An passed before “Sweet Nut” | med of, demands that the comargarine be placed on the | lthough it contains no | nimal fat whatever. When nobody can tell it from the | butter. It makes a | | ight, crispy You can buy rgarir NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECENG or Women Readers and s = MY SOLDIER SWEETHEART Adele Garrison’s Continuation of ut.” O87—693 MAIN S8TRET™ HARTEFORD radiates ene 1 defy any onc to he | & o : : i e 5 was dr | word « that she fairly encouragement. associated with her and not feel a « ‘With her customary tinet strengthening and stiffening hess, Lillian quickly solved the prob- one's backbone. In my own case she | hadn’t been with me long beforc : 3 2 : s ; Y | p : cplaini er unexpected ar- Dhac h L . pockaze. § atiexplaning her 5 was able to erush with : niron hand Olea™ or rival at our home without alarming ), ,wiul doubts concerning Dicky’s |, pay mother-in-law. fate, and to go up to my mother m—[ “Tell her 1'\'“‘““‘ = code l;"‘;‘;‘m’_:‘ law's room with my face showing no | jhand in which zeedsyous . 2 t e of any emotion 1 alle samee’ as Allen Drake did that i iunaiely she accepted my ex- | fnemorable time,” she advised. “That 1. ,,¢6n without question, and | will satisfy her, for you remember .. i3 Lillian with a manner as » : y e e e how enthusiastic she always was SCOCS O Tl e ef | ; : e [frel g RS B e baut the service work, And Wi ghe ever showe. | ! 4 e A : Benfict Brand teas, coffces and grocers %o explain the probable telephone “Sit down and tell me as much as | s aglstonery calls. of Allen Dm‘:"thl ‘”“:flc‘;’{“hz you can about this new piece of fuld be here, and the oo Work,” she said. “I haye just won a inds out anything more definite about .\ " ¢ o5 My Gordon”—she in- | ) | cky he'll rush to the ‘phone With . \j b1y calls my father “Mr. Gor- . L ; | [ don,” instead of giving him his own 7 ; i name, “Spencer’—¢“and it was such hard work that I'm glad to rest a | bit.” Happened While Madge Awaited the News. ‘What resourcef yl- served, | fin ! Benelit B only at the Direct Importin 7 Main stre Arch whe | Specialties are rc pric Elsie Ferguson has | | ever appeared and is full of thrills | and combined with a love story extraordinary. The | | latest episode of the at serial, he | | Tron Test,” will also he shown and no | who is following this picture There is something so wonderfully : interesting incidents fliclent and resourceful about Lillian “What News?” “Indeed, you have no reason to be | R A s b e 4 || one fatigued,” my father returned gal- | | should fail to see this chapter, as lantly. “It was I who had to exert : ¢ , | very interesting and has a great he myself. And while you are having a : P : i i § 1 ing on the remaining episodes. v ‘dish of gosslp’ with Mrs. Underwood : 5 : | clever Vitagraph comedy and the ! 1 think I'll go dowr s a bit. Let. : | Week ¢ also on the am. As' me know when vou are ready to re- | e : . : | an axtra added attraction there will turn to the combat.” | ; { be shown an American Red Cross DOUBLE FEATURE BILL He bowed with the slight grandiose | | feature in two very interesting parts. GERALDINE FARRAR touch which invests his every move- | | Don’t fail to sce this picture. It is in ment, and went out of the room. TI| | the real thing and will give you a true “I'HE TURN OF THE WHEEL’ swiftly followed him, for I guessed, o 5 insight into what Red Cross has where hearts win in the game although his demeanor was unruffled, | o ’ o i i 2\ done and is now doing to alleviate the of love. that he hadn’t accepted Lillian's | : Sufferings of war, The vaudeville this excuse for coming to us so uncere- week is exceptionally good, three hig- “A Hmsni}}mlmMANW montously. | time ¢ being on the boards. A “What news did Mrs. Underwood | compléte change of show each Monday | THOMAS JEFFERSON Dbring, dauhten?” el asied gravely | | | of Rip Van Winkle. when we were well out of earshot of B e s i NEW VAUDEVILLE | my mother-in-law’s room. “I might | COMING !! NEXT WEEK | have believed her story upon an: other day but with the news of this The Greatest of all serials HOUDINI THE YEAR’S BEST SHOW. 209% DISCOUNT 20% On Our Excellent Present Stock of LADIES® SUITS Your unreserved choice of our Stylish SUITS in all both self-trimmed and Fur-trimmed—of latest straight 20% Discount—OR MORE. | i e | 4 LYCEUM THEATER. | “The Turn of the Wheel,” with| | Geraldine Farrar, is playing at the AIHMITITTTE materials, GERALDINE FARRAR models at a morning’s paper, the coincidence of Star in (e e et Golk D A s | Lyceum, The romantic and dramatic I told hi thing Lilhan had | | atmosphere of Monte Carlo supplies e e JUM THEATE | the environment. Spirited action | said 1o me. He listened attentatively, | THEATER. | holds sway from the very geginning, but though I watched his face nar- where Miss Farrar, as Rosalie Dy rowly I couldn’t tell from his expres- rar, as Rosalie Dean, ! wrests a revolver from an American 9 sion what he thought of the prob- | ¥ [ traveler who has lost his all at the | | abilities of Dicky's safety. ! l | saming tables in the casino at Monte But his answer was hopeful, al- | Carlo. Later she is attacked in her though the haunting fear in my heart i . apartment in New York by a man of | told me that of course he wouldn't| _ 3 ill-repute from wi she is ing express himself in any other way, no | { leads them both to the same mending | 14 eVIl: cta c'?:nf“nf:l::] :l}::;;:}eefi;fig shop. There being a romance full of b o ¢ s e e e, Acceptable Christmas Gifts FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN Sensible Glifts of Clothes, Hats, Shoes, Sweaters, Gloves, Um- brellas, Furs, etc.,, are going to be the popular Gifts of 1918. Our stocks are wonderfully complete—something for every name on your Gift list. FOX'’S THEATER. There will be no performances at matter what his thoughts were. ELSIE FERGUSON The Call Came. “I agree with Mrs. Underwood, my | ox’s tonight owing to the lecture by ex-President Willlam H. Taft, but tomorrow and Wednesday Iox's will novelty which ends hapwmily amid the shrieking of fire engines and whistles. In “Caught in the Act” Mis police | | her sweetheart of the charge of mur- der. | The new vaudeville is of good qual- “Heart of the Wilds” The Iron Test. Comedies and an American Red Cross Feature, 2 reels. VAUDEVILLE 3 Acts Hyland is ably a ed by | ity and includes Wallen and La Favor George | 2 | Bunpy, Leslie Austen and a large cast | L2 & comedy novelty offering; May I\ of prominent Fox artists. jaGandacs thcieir] the piano, who | In ““Truthful Tulliver,” with Wm, §. | a8 loads of comedy songs, and Mabel | Hart, wo have a gripping and tragic | Whitman and Dancing Sunbeams, a colored comedy team. The big serial, love story that ends happily; a tre- y ] mendous battle for morality that be- | Houdini, is coming next week. | gins with the newspaper he }ms,’ founded; stirring gun-fights and | matchles riding all combine to ;:i\'v[ | | | | | | | dear,” he said. “There is every prob- | offer a big double feature program sbyity that your bushand is among | With Peggy Hyland and George Bunn the rescued. I am glad to see you're | in the five part Fox comedy drama so brave. The part of the women i much harder than that of their sol- | dler husbands these days. Tt is! | simply wonderful to see how they are | bearing themselves. - And I am proud, | indeed, my daughter, to see how high ! a piace is yours in the ranks of the worthy. And how proud your mother, would be of you.” i The last words seemed almost Jvrung from him without his volition. He drew me to him, kissed me hastily — tenderly, upon the forehead, and then went away to his own room, a stately [ — N old figure, but with an indescribable "“,T'i Fox s air of loneliness and dejection upon i30] VAUDEVILLE him. T could guess to what Geth- 4 d S semane he was going, how the thought of my mother, the wife he had deserted, vet curiously enough had never ceased to love, was tor- | turing him. ° | But even the reference to mother had no power to shake my | composure now. Did he guess, my | father, how sorely I needed his in- | spiring reference to the high part | women were playing in the awful world struggle? 1 thought of the | mothers and wives of France and Bel- | BUN | gium and England, and so recently of | | our own country, who had faced the | entitled “Caught in the Act” and Wil- | awtul certainty of loss without an | liam §. Hart in “Truthfull Tulliver, outward tremor. Was I so weak that a 5 reel live wire drama taking plac the possibility—hardly the prob-|in the rTed hot town of “Glory Hole,” ability—of my husband’s going should ' Arizona. 1 make of me a weak, waining thing? | In “Caught in the Act” Peggy I threw up my head, squared my | Hyland is a vivicous school girl full | shoulders with the resolve that no | of pranks, who defies school mistress, | matter what came I would mother and father (George Bunn: alike. The wind plays pranks in this meet it with the same spirit that I knew my soldier husband had displayed no fun-laden play, and brings her and matter what his fate. And for the a man together by way of a pair of next hour or two I kept busy with my | ripped trousers and a torn hat which baby, and the details of housekeeping, | determined not to betray by outward ; slgn the awful suspense with which | 1 kept my ears open for the ring of | 3 S s > = B the telephone. { - . iR % | sky, 235 Upon only one point T was ada " . ot : : mant, I answered every telephone o ¢ 3 : . 625 Rast street; John ¥ call myself, and it seemed as if it ra X . . ‘ ! : rect; Hyman Horw almost constantly. But I felt that I Hawkins street; Joseph Hallinan and couldn’t endure waiting for even A : | Morris Cohn, DRAMA IN 5 BIG REELS. Lillian to listen first to whatever was ; i Gyt 1 = VAUDEVILLE coming sty IOy e the N iren | s : : : ; RETURN ON LA LORRAINE. i A ey Finally upon my taking down the | e : : . K . Shae ol receiver for at least the tenth time I o T RO Tl Sy £ heard the expected message 4 : Mary Garden Back from France, LOOK THURSDAY drawl of the central: “Long distance call from Washing- ; : e, hd, e o New York, Dec. 16 engers on ton.” L g L uEhg " the French steamship La Lorraine, . rrived here today, included . o : é W pe wihic Mrs. Charlie e 2 i ] ¥ : Mrs. Theodore Jr., Mrs. Chapllfl J o % 2 " v mul;y;‘x“;..-\ ::‘ild?’[xs W. K. Vanderbilt and (MILDRED HARRIS) in HER LATEST JEWEL children, the youngest of whom is but four months old. O'Keefe works only occasionally, his wife claims, and she has been depending upon Miss Cleary, who is her sister, for support while he “loafed”. Miss Cleary frequently ited her sister and at times lived with her when her husband was away, Richard 0’Keele Shows Some Extenuating Circumstances SCENIC THEATER. Thers will be an extraordinary pro- duction presented at the Scenic thea- ter today and tomorrow when the great picture ‘“Temptation’” comes for a two days’ showing. The story which surounds the showing of this won- derful and ramarkable pictrre is un- usually eclever, depicting the experi- ences of a class of ycung ccllege men and ladies who have pledged them- selves to a clean moral life for one vear after graduation. Only one of the young men in tha class lives up to | his promise and he is given the final test which brings about scenes which is motion picture to create a nsation wherever it has been The young man is led into Frequently O’'Keefe and his sister-in- law had arguments. Coming home last March he found her in the house, and an argument followed in which O’Keefe assaulted both his® wife and her sister. He then ran | away from the house and did not re- " turn until yesterday afternoon. Ha has been working in the Connecticut Institution for the Blind in Hartford, earning besides his board, $70 a month. He admitted striking his wife and sister-in-law, and also admitted the other charges preferred against him, but said that he struck Miss Cleary only when she threatened to stab him with a bread knife. FHe is willing, Hart a role fit for his heroic charac- ter. There are some big scenes in the picture that will send thrills up and down your spine, mosphere are all “Truthfull Tulliver.'* be four of the usual Fox vaudeville acts tomorrow and Wednesday with the above features. For the last half of the week the x management offers the latest hig | film sensation “‘Borrowed Clothes,” with Mrs. Charlie Chaplin (Mildred Harris.) This feature has been play ing the Broadway Theater, New York | City, the last six weeks with “Shoul- der Arms,” these two features being great s a veritable nine days wonder on | shown. Broadway. With “Borrowed Clothes” | the garden of temptation where mod- will also be offered the mystic “Ali{ ern Eves bask in the sunlight in all Rajal marvellous exhibition of ' their feminine beauty. Carmel Myers mind-reading, men telepathy and , is featured in this story based on the second sight. Ali Rajah will answer | delicate subject of eugenics and pre- question that you may ask of her, | sents allegorical screen produc- eats in this respect being of such | tion whizh is marvelcus for its beauty astonishing accuracy as to dumfound | of settings in which the dancing gi 1so color and at- combinad in i ste suilial o “A brute, for whom jail is too g0od,” are the words in which Prosecutor Klott characterized Richard O'Keefe, charged with non-support and as- saulting his sister-in-law, Catherine | Cleary. O’Keefe, who stands 6 feet 3 inches and weighs over 180 pounds was arrested yesterday afternoon when he returned to his home after an absnce of six months, and was placed on trial this morning on the two charges, the latter having taken y.“coic 4o support his wife and place last March, when he hit Miss r,n 1y (e Miss Cleary stays away. He Cleary in the eve, discoloring the yp.q heen arrested before for none optic and causing her to be confined ;50 Because of the temperament to her bed for a week. O'Keefe Was ¢ aricq CliatViaznibitealintthe count represented by Attorney William F. room by her “butting-in” while wite Mangan, and was given his choice of pLogceq were talking, Judge Meskill = 4 three months in jail or furnishing & ! ruieq that her temperament was ons 3 G bond of $300 to pay his wife $10 & 4pat would be likely to cause troubla | audiences wherever she has ap- | with charming grace dance about like (week for 6 months. lin the home and suspended judgment peared. fairies. This picture will be shown Mr. and Mrs. O'Keefe have two ' on the assault charge e m for two days only. KE] S THEATER. = For the first half of the week the | SEVEN ARE FINED FOR = feature picture at Keeney’s theater | NOT SHOVELLING WALKS will be “Ifeart of the Wilds,” a great ! prosecutions for failure to pul-stirring drama. of the Northland, | clean sidewalks were made this arring the everdpopular Elsie Fer-' ;,6:ning when seven property owners guson, the greatest emotional actress pajq charges of $2 cach for this of- of the screen. This picture is one of pop ihhe lcanes L worelinot! cried Lo court, but were nolled hy the pros- ecutor upon payment of the charges who paid are: Sophie Kamin- Farmington avenue; Frank 8 Church street; Antonio NO PERFORMANCE TONIGHT. my | TOMORROW—WED DOUBLE FEATURES. PECG HYLAND GEO. BUNNY IN “Caught in the Act” A SCREAMING &5 PART FOX COMEDY DRAMA WH. S. HART The fi ‘Truthful Tulliver’ A LIGHTNING WESTERN in the makes its own way: Right living makes the smile INSTANT POSTUM instead of coffec puts many a man on the way to smiling health and success. “THERE'S A REASON™ Other R R 2 = ) passengers were Commander % O 0 % & G | tache at Madrid; “Ted” Ford, of 6| QY & ¢ . ¥ : kA ‘Washington, D, C., an American avi- BUHRUWEJ flLchS Manl;l.Anw:v"T'E g | ‘ Fai 5 : 3 4 ator, who was formerly of the Lafay- 4 ¥ ¢ ette Escadrille, and Van Duzer Bur- AU RATAH . SPRINGFIELD ton, a French aviator. in a marvelous exhibition of T e ; mind reading, second sight o PAINT AND .(%flEM‘l,CAL.GO. itor in New Britain yesterday. He Fan o ! has just returned from France where and mental telepathy. H—RAJAH will T a1 | : L ASKG_':;"MNHM s e RACKLIFFE BROS. CO. N e M he Was with the aviation corps and i New Britain Distributor S fi has been discharged from the service. S He was formerly manager of the Na- tianal Biscuit company’s local office, and was prominent in athletic circles. SCHOFIELD IS BACK. Sergeant William Schofield was a