New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1919, Page 4

Y SOLDIER SWEETHEART Adele Garrison’s REVELATIONS Continuation of OF A WIFE | | \ | | | Has Robert Savarin 2 Tell Tllian? & | | Ccome to “Rabert! Lillidn spra from her chair, | shed past me as I stood in the | Borway, and extended her hands to | @ white-faced man who stood there. . homent had forgotten fibubts, Quixotic ples, everything ave the fact that man she loved phad returned evidently un-! injurcd. from ocean. But Robert though burning eyes set shen face raved the adoration that w wming him, made no respon futstretched hands. Instead | fepped backward a. pace or two with gesture as of actual repulsion | “No, he muttered, and at the gerance of the word 1 stepped figarer him, saw, told Betty did p: same thing I—only—came tell-—you—that—TI—have 1 The last word was only the faintly ipikated consonant, he was g as it left his lips. Old Betty moved-by the same aiding im- 8¢ put out our arms to catch him, but Lillian was quicker than either of & and it was her arms which re Blved the slight fisure of the artist 8 he sank toward the floor. “Betty, Stop—" Massy, Mis' emotionally ser the alive, across the Savarin in his his I t Lillian,” “he’s “Oh, Betty I shared her fear. without giving Bfterance to it, as I looKed at the olorless face of Robert Savarin rest- ng Against Lillian’s shoulder. As her jrms received his full sagging eight she had sunk to her knees, nd as her eyes looked up at mine I w in them the reflection of the fame terror. But there was something else ir hese wonderful eyes, the indom Bl6 courage with which Lillian meets emergency. PARSONS' THEATRE HARTFORD. Tawd a screamed | = & i | = 3 NIGHTS, BEG. TO i Matinee Wednesday Sensational New York and Ton- don Success. DAYS’ LEAVE geas Romance of Love and Valor a Idberal Infusion of Humor. fights, 25¢ to $1.50. Mat. 25¢ to $1. F ( TONIGHT AND TOMORROW ANITA STEWART —IN— “VIRTUOUS WIVES” Owen ROSE AND ROSE In ~—and THE STAGE DOOR FLIRTATION ! to ! rect VAUDEVILLE g _AND BEST PICTURES. Johnson’s Powerful ¥Famous Four Seven Gorgeouns Reels With Gowns a Big All Star Cast. VAUDEVILLE TOMMY RAY-—The Singing Fireman of the Lusitania. HANLON and ARTHUR—Comedy and tak room bec “Lea run b salts!” held them nostri stop that noise, s from the commanded riskly. nothing but sheet, then dge. smelling them, and sh 1 on k ny the man's while 1 “This is him o bed,’ “The minute telephonc for Ah, Betty Madge slip your tty take hi unconseio chafed his ha all we can do until we ds. FLillian comment that the ne quick not accomp! 1rest phys work! arms under his T Carctul, He body oo, now Therc The Doctor's Question. How she ma to her the unconscious T minute without jarring don't Kk and of bad, but accom th laid his the | swoon, | the tele- | i plished it slight figure upon the shoes, Lillian usual while I phone ser 1t was fully succeeded in n now, in the tHy another Artist I loosening was administering treatment for wrestling with firs was minutes phy of before | in | hour the room it dead, his slow, athing. portly fifteen finding a another quarter ushered him into Savarin lay of life being imperceptible br The physician, a ither elderly man, scrutinized his patient | carefully, listened to his breathing, lifted the thin hand and bared the forearm. “A D boiled,” ician I his office, before T where Robert the only sign faint, almost has been | quictl er that and Lillian of w he said, n Tnless otherwise noted, thesc motices are wwitten by the bureaus of the theaters OF Ofher attractious with which they d oo ANITA STEWART At Fox’s TONIGHT article of brought him the which in_efficient request she had in With fastidlous knew found favor the physician put a tic into the water, arm, dried it with a then wiped a carefully \\'1(]1 a square of gauze wel rn)mL following this careful tion with a hypodermic injection. With his fingers on Robert arin’s blue-veined wrist, his eves fixed on the artist's face, the phy sician stood quietly watching for any | sign of reviving life. ‘Queer,” I heard him mutter. “That nitro-glycerine ought to have fetched him.” I caught my breath at the mention of the powerful hypodermic which evidently had failed of its purpose, saw Lillian's eyes widen in terror. The physician laid down the inert arm, turned to Lillian “Has your husband had any mentat shock lately? he asked. required anticipation readiness. precision that I in Lillian's sight, powerful antisep- washed the piece of fore sclected pla with prepa Sav- I t o n ¢ great | t Drama of New York's Hundred. Galore, Palatial Settings and Cyclists A Bit of Nonsense. PALACE THEATRE Phone 403—Box Officc Open From Noon till 10 P. M, TONIGHT AND 5—BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS- WEDNESDAY 5 Norma Talmadge “THE FORBIDDEN CITY" PRIZMA PICTURES RESERVED SEATS NOW SELLING —COMING THURSDAY— ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM 5 VAUDEVILLE BLACKTON'S “THE COMMON CAVS J. STEW s wy ACTS Prices Matince, 11 cents; Evening 20c, 30c, including war tax. RESERVATIONS 4 WEEKS IN ADVANCE night when vites standards Andrew She Mrs. Delabarre @ ATER. virtuous Wive New York's 1t o to- vaudeville LYCEUM, THURSD Y, Sola VRIDAY, SATURDAY the wondrous seiety drama of ttraction is 'S ory Fox's the at that production “Virtuous Wives” the facts mildly lavishly produced with an excellent and to say viewed yesterday would be film how Amy I husband v enjoyed putting has been a combined sense of > that latest Patho 's business ability and | T4oyd Comedy and Topics of cannot command he in- | complete the film prog: to his home visit. | vandeville consists of Tommy Ray, thc well. Amy finds her | singing ireman of the Lusitania’ life and demands that { M @ MoOSt unique offering. A | picture showing Ray work firi stokehole of the lLausitan accept Delabarre’s offer. hough it entails a sparation from her, | the heralds the opening of his act. opening in a throws herself into the galeties | emerges from an the ill-fated liner the social set and even dares rival Delabarre for the interest of the | drop on whic desirable social drifter. Mrg. | depicted. He is attlred in fireman's finding her social throno | @Pbarel, a ragged shirt exposing ni- sends for Andrew and Jie | Merous tattoo marks on his chest judge her new life by old One arm is badly crippled and finds wanting. ult of huyor was she not virtuous in the British Is the story of “Virtuous | couple his follows it wit then pro He sailor L) and happy in | married | comforts that an income of | ve, but it does not last. | u steel magnate, (Ax tewa Andrew, o irst f in the 000 can Del IForreste he them 1e planned veeks of their an g dways en- News the is rice o, Ihv it for a at 18 1y o1 T is most ottering. omes to rdards- N arms the fighting n n shooting. every soldi or to be In the audience with a packave of clgarettes. Fe pays for this by ing his own compositions while town he is hooked. Other acts include Arthur, comedy cyclists; Rose Rose, in a comedy singing and talk- ing act and “The Stage Door Flirta tion,” a comedy sketeh with two men and a woman. her re a army own a litt or Ray ch of sor up who happens VAVBLVILLE, Glive Thomas JACK PICKFORD Hanlon and PALACE THEATER. , A great big entertainment was fered at the Palace theater which will be Wednesday. The feature picture, * Forbidden Cit with Norma | madge as the as one of th pictures that has ever been pro on een in New Britain. | Oriental in splendor and tells gy that is interesting at all time scenes are laid in China and t tir are forgeous. Miss has never had a better part this six reel pictt Prizma were also shown for the first ti: | terday and they were a revelation The natural colors are wonderful and expressions of surprise and approval were heard throughout the enti house. The vaudeville show con | of five cxcellent acts, the b which was B it and Bally, a elty juggling and acrobatic specialty that. thoroughly pleased. The f member of this turn while large stature is exceedingly agile and an emphatic hit with her audier musical comedy {abloid called Count’s Ambition,” also pleased. act has special scener real some exceptional arti new song d everyt make time at offer a high cla al act that went over v bang: Parsons and Evans | of colored songwriters and they, too, scored. Pasqu lent jmpression with his dion and responded to many encore The entire performance will | peated tod nd Wednesday with the usual daily Reserved sents are now the evening per- LYCEU M April 28,29,30 with Matinee April 30 MUSICAL COMEDY SUCCESS 'GIRLS "5 GIRLS' Benefit of Soldiers and Sailors’ Fund Tickets on sale at Quigley's real estate office, Crowell’s drug store and Kenney & Leghorn’s. PRICES: ..25¢ to §1.50 .26c, 85¢, Toc MRS, B as of- TOTON” c in the Tatin Quar- to the Pur- Apache. vesterda, repeated today Real Li She is Born Bred by star it stor an THURSDAY The Greatest Actor Screen, BARRYMORE IN- THE T g than pictures on the JOHN QUIET" WRESTLI MON. NIGHT, APR. 28 TURNER HALL, New Britain aino Kfi onen (Middleweight the “ON in "he th of Champion World) of - matinees, VS ling for Al Venres (148 Th. Champlon England) of New e BEST TWO OUT OF THREE FAL] o TWO OTHER GOOD BOUTS gty TICKETS AT ADNA JOHN SON'S AUTO STORE ND BUDDIES’ LUNCH CART. o0— $—75¢, $1.00 and $1.50. (Ladies Free,) e FRED BACOYN, Promoter. ALSO Night ... Matinee Exchange tickets at Quigley” real estate omu- Thuvrsda) April 24 at R T Y ARG | _—-mwv“mfl susax sarves fo ! 1 | artistry | | from noon till 10 & MOVINE | B3y, ckhurne’s masterpiece, | tore and | et wound while | in | and | i and famed in = | mnc i [ Deacon Dobson IT’S EASY SAILING A home garden makes life a happy voyage, bringing health, wealth and happiness, cays the National War Garden Commission of Washington, sailin’® o'er life’s with me will agree, L our faith and hope to cata- Jog 5 0’ garden dope. Th’ picture o” th’ tom-a direetions say that I can grow, is painted up in brilliant red, that gi me visions in th’ head. On onion packages I find, a n o’ art that shows th’ kind, o onions that I sure will grow, if I th* littls seedlets sow. Another package trim and neat depicts a luscions lookin’ beet, th’ artist shows th’ root And tops, and hints o’ tenderness he drops. Th’ radishes are ved and white, and make a feller want to bite, or peel ’em with hig pocket knife, because they are so true to life. On lettuce packages I see a work o art that pleases e, th’ fiuffy, tender, juicy leaf, that turns m oughts ifrom por nd beef. String beans are shown in golden hue, in forr and color they are irue, th’ pods hang heavy on th’ vine, as seen iu good old summer time. And here's a gem my heart to please, it shows a pod o early peas, th’ artist surely peas has seen, for pods are colored nice and green. And other packages o’ seeds, supposed to sati our eds show gems o’ art so rich and nger for th’ garden fare. _ toe, The box office is o) M. and phone res- | ervations will be received and held till | 7 o'clock the night of the perf ance. The bill for the last {h of this will inclnde formances. days Stewazrt Jom- of 1 o superh the with more bo- and five Lots addition to he Liberator,” mon Cause udeville episode of ciste, the riends tha the car will include in 0 ppeari Sunday surprise nera many LYCEUM THEATER For the of this week of the prog management Lyceum theater which is a The presenting a m up-to-the-minute onc special St " starring ked | hus- fate | i ot picture ction is “Tot Mive the s wred n Deliberate of Irench child that fullness the parents missed. in “Toton,” tells th dramatic and artistlo beautitully photc in artisti ngs. The Paristan Latin Quarter localizes most of the scenes, and the life of an Amer- ican artist is woven intc intensely interesting plot. Miss Thomas plays | dual role, impersonating a boy who | been loft the -otection” of | apache, who rea the child an In the earler is seen tho | in the unfolding | Thomas, happiness 1 and I we to their happiness that Olive Thomas, story in presentation. an Americs an a has an pickpocket scenes Mi Thomas mother of this child romance that begins wilh artisi’s model that is bl ted. Britain is prov- patrons of utting expert her and | rance as an end L mar Who's Who in N 1 treat to the Many W on cenm are thinking to guess without the their dvanced | mnd th and . el es o bus ceinz faces not men are third, prizes 0 1ree acts Quiet,’ On Thur “on i pictire will | John mora | day tarring Bar FFOOD VALUES ABOUTY o mea.t wns, peas, lentils, sem i cals and ehy ar produc 1ablc hone sweet Minera dricd fruoi | ailable in orgar lied | protein c meat, s and milk tho volk) 1 dried (volk), ried and | h, raisins in orzanic alcium, milk, ges, spin- fruits and phosphar, in ally oatmea in o« tmeal m, w ole wheat pes beang: iron Whes and b form and pe: other fr whole whole | fresh peas and prun lor inorg dried bean lach, turnips, { vegot i and ains. \ TALK ON STARCH | Three methods of cooking starch to yaveid lump. 1. By mixing the starch with a small portion of cold water, a smooth mass is forn ng the boiling liquid. This meth- gradually s0 od is nsed in making gruels | By mixing with fat b ling liquid. The melting fat |ates the starch granules. At least much fat as stareh must be used, T uid is preferably added cold, and all at ance. If added hot, it must be stirred in very eradually. This meth- 2. fore add- se; real {1 |the | Tess: | new. before | HARTFORD, CONN. SNAPPY SUITS The Young Man just steppiug from Khaki into “cits”—will ap- these Boy preciate snappy New Suit in, S and look them over starch grains. only when the amount than the starch and the must be added gradually. This method is applied in the case of des- serts, such as cornstarch pudding. The longer cereal is cooked asler it is to digest For infants or invalids caolk iwice as long as recommended. ats are more digestible cold tha ause hot ful tends to coat the eaten. This coating is not dis- solved either in the mouth or stom- ach, therefore little or no digestion of protein and carbohydrates can take place in either of these place Fried foods are not to be given to invallds as the high temperature often produces irritating, substances which interfere with digestion. Condiments—Mustard, horse-radish, pepper, spices, vinegar, These destroy appetite for milder foods and ghould be withheld from the food of children Beveragos—Coffee, tea, alcoholic drinks, lemonade, carbenated drinks. Milk, chocolate and cocon are foods her than beverages. Coffee, tea, cocoa, and checolate contain stimu- lating alkaloid. This is ugar is gr cticable er in liquid pr the cereals FASHIONS, Some afternoon wraps are sleev English embroidery on taffeta is Frocks of taffeta are quite elabo- rate Tunics. fonable Vegetable popul Bodices undefined Irregular new coats. Gray squirrel spring fur. A much #old stripes. 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