New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1919, Page 4

ost. had suffered wounds, ‘Concealed by a dark silk ban- ’ I had to look twice at the fized face, thin almost to emacia- fi, of the tall man before I recog- d the lneaments of the young of- r with whom I had shared danger | t had almost become tragedy. { ‘ugh Grantland, blind! Stunned for a Moment. he awful pity of it stunned me for G an4jan ment. T had faced the possibil-t =y ) lynre o one but T noticed the of this affitction in Dicky's case, htening of the muscles around his gh In my ignorance I had never .6, as she spoke my name. The hatized an that it would mean. But GO0 8RR BN BAmE | TR gRent of the halting, helpless man, ;. .04t meet his sroping one, ens Phort a time before an ideal of g.yioring to hide his awkwardn i strenath and physical perfec- , ooy 45 T could, and heard m | Ing with cordial conventionality: | “This is indeed a surprise, Major ! Grantland. And I am so glad to meet vou again “Thank he said aw other mem Voice. Gray's black eyes'as the blinded oili- cer put out his hand gropingly to meet thing save cheeriness in her voice as she spoke. The Tragedy. “We're so glad you could come to Major Grantland,” she.said. *T k vou have mect one of our com- tea Dbefove, Mrs. Graham, Major 5 ; How’s This? 'e offer One Hundred Dollars Re~ d for any cage of Catarrh that can- be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. pll's Catarrh Cure has been taken catarrh sufferers for the past ly-five vears, and has become vO as the most reliable remedy for rrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure acts thru you, the pleasure is mine,” rdly, and T imagine the ers of the committee must thought that my rather cffustve areeting had been snubbed. But the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, ex- clasp of his fingers on my own was E,ts t‘?}l‘z ggffsdf?(g“;gs Blood and convulsively tight, and I recognized bor you have taken Hall's Catarrn Peneath the apparently indifferent p for a short time you will sce a of his reply the rep t improvement in vour gemeral throbbing, mournful note T had th;“ et a:\zkl;:" il g:g*r\;l;k often heard in his voice befor 48 testimoniuls; froe. The moment was an intensely awk- J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohlo, ward one for me, 1w relieved, id by all Druggists, 75c. deed, when little Mrs. Gray brous - up the other members of her se, Introduced them to the s the day, and began to ar UTICURA HEALS meeting in Ho always eloquent ormed Blackheads, Scaled Over. Burned and ltched, But when the blinded major have 2ssed S0 gt com- speak, gropingly laid his hand the d before him, and then i shoulders baeck as though again the Tbattlefield upon he had Jeft his evesight, a bre: throngh the no one Ve let him t tssuing alike £ lips in hall And then his st, awkward cconsciousness subjeet, pon hrew 1cing L piti- hall, would emo ful th aud swept raly ole, for “I bad pimples on my face and ey afterwards took the form of ckheads. They were hard, large d red, and they scaled over. They in blotches and burned when 1 knowingly b tion, b om ev pee intil his turnin s sel sm for livin in then er trouble lasted about one ¥ 7 before I used Cuticura Soap and ntment. In three weeks I ief, and three cakes of Cuticura p and two boxes of Cuticura tment heuled me.” (Signed) Jos. tch, 14 J3eatty St., New Britain, n., Aug. 14, 1918, him the g of our men the need there w for ful work which the differ- r organizations over there were women Hves and s and s trenches, the wonder carrying on heard a dry eve I saw But 1 not expression “‘th in the house” n it exen am a the Caticura Toilet Trio, consisting of p, Ointment and Talcum, promotes skin ity, ort and health when used for a7 tollet purposes, - Sample Each 5 Mail._Address: “Cuticura, Dapt. o Sold eve: here. 2025 and S0 Talcam 2500P 2% ifled that aftc id my own tears for the men for was pleading as they w iving tragedy before my eyes much Tonight—Te morrow—Saturday BANNER SHOW OF THE SEASON The Devil-Rider of the Plains TONM MIX —IN— “TREAT ’EM ROUGH” Five Reels—Everyone a Spine-Chiller, and Peari \White in Pathe’s Newest Serial “THE LIGHINING RAIDER” With Warner Oland and Henry Gsell at is the Mystery of “THE EBONY BLOCK?” REAL VAUDEVILLE The Fox Kind 4—B1G ACTS—14 y o he quick tears spring to Mrs, | | | hers, but there was no trace of any- | SCENE FROM “HEAR the su- Grifith, to theater next era in tho “Hearts of the World,/ preme triumph of D. W be presented at Keency" week, inaugurates a aew realm of the ecn dran Here, with the great war as a background, Mr., Griffith has filmed a simple lit- tie love story, old as the ages, yet ever mew. “Hearts of the World"{ has proven the latest sensation in the | screen world. . Grifiith realized public, which became en- thusiastic over “The Birth of a Na- tion” and “Intolerance’” would expect something big from him in this latest picture, and therefore instead of try- | ing to outdo himself ng gi- atic battle he used the great | - only a background for the filming of a simple and attractive | story of tremendous human interest. | “Hearts of the World” shows the | happy, p=aceful life of the pcople of | a small village before the grim hor- | that the in cenes, D, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1919 —_— eaders and Theatergoers———-—-——— ] { l OF THE WORIL he that ror war reared its ugly horizon. The causes the war shown; the meeting the English parliament on the event fu Inight when the vote was war; the session of the French sen- ate voting upon the declaration or ver led up the sesslon of the cabinet await- | comedy | gram iag the fatal hour when th tum to Germany would expire scenes come as a prelude; great drama begins when man hordes enter France. In taking the battle “Hearts of the World, had the assistance and of the British war office opinien of all who have seen “Hearts of the World” that Mr. Griffith has outdone his best achievements and has established a new artistic which it will take years and years for somecne else to equal, if indeed, such L thing is possible. ultima- These then the the Ger pictures Mr. Griffith co-operation It is the THEATER BiLLS TONIGHT | Mysters AT THE LYCEU LYCEUM THEATER. ¥or the last half of this week one of the greatest melodramas of the age the public of ceum in “The § Still Alar ) full of thri excitement, suspense, swift action and story “The Water Peril of the starring the the third epi- aster Mystery great handcuff king, Houdini, is also on the program. The Houdini serial, as the peopls have found it, different. The Master KEENEY’S (NEW SHOW TODAY) “GREEN EYES” Startling 7 Reel Drama Fea- turing the Clever Star Dorothy Dalton COMEDIES OTHERS VAUDEVILLE 3 BIG ACTS WEEKLY 3 BIG FRIDAY AND SAT, BRASS ACTS “THE BULLET.” COMING ‘THE, LURE OF THE CIRCUS’ "' is the kind of a story that ill appeal to men and women alike. loudini is the king of entertainers greatest of magicians and con- ors. Three of the best acts in this adeville circuit have been booked the last part of the week. The bill nsists of Alice Farrell, a clever vio- st. Berna nd Searth in a comedy ty oftering entitl ‘Loansum nd Kavanaugh and Fvereit novelty singing and dancing cifering. FOX'S THEATER. Mix and Pearl Wh the features at it is to 'm Mix in ome ox's to- choosa between n Rough'” and *carl White in “The Lightning Raid in the matter of thril but ithout a doubt when It com to heer dare-devil gambles with death Tom Mix has the fleld to himself. N other actor on the stage or ever even attempted the death def: ing stuntg that he performs in “Trea 'Em Rough.” You will be amaz and your heart will beat him roll down a steep hill a horseless wagon, which crashes info Tom ir——are seated ir to ] of | cast for for | screen “LIGHTNING RAIDER'' adve al at Mutt and Jeff will complete the which will be ugmented by | four high cass acts of Fox vaudevills. | amazin every news, Pathe | and a Pathe | film pro- | larest S THEATER. new show today and the ture photoplay * starring the ever popu- cothy Daltoa. Always a clever actress. in this picture she out- does all previous cfforts and “Green * is probably, according to Dorothy Dalton’s hest work her career. In addition to this | there will be shown several weekly and a hilarious one of the kind laughing from finish. Vaudeville today and the management gaged three extra good acts to enter ain the remainder of the week. To- morrow and Saturday the latest epi-| 2 of Bullet,” featuring anita Hans and Jack Mulhall will be shown. Coming the tre- | mendously successful !the greatest tory of motio the Circus, | “Dare-Devil E There on the bill complete Keene Gty %0 far in picture horter ree e comedy, will to keep you s0¢ en us | nmous | | AN ENEMY OF The complexion, most the completc are dependent WOMANHOOD digestion al- personality of w upon health. W r smy, as dark ci en had cles under the 156 complexion eves, headache, bac ache, nervousness, slecplessness, dra ging-down pa nd the blues, and often totally unfit her for a compa ion. The at American remedy such conditions is Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound, which restoring three generations | women to health, and may upon with perfect confid n- ailing relied —advt of be Simp!é Negfigee fast to seo | 1d through a hut housing cattle ban- | dits. o wonder how with it. 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