New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1919, Page 4

Y HEART «¢ MY HUSBAND | @@fi“firfl” .'fimfifiifi' The Kind You Have Always Bought. . | ] u : ! " THIS is the caution applied to the public announcement of Castoria that has ADELE GARRISON’S NEW PHASE OF | RQUEIatiOTIS Of a Wif e ! , J asnpin A been manufactured under the supervision of Chas. H. Fletcher for over: j N AR K SLEE TR Y 30 years—the genuine Castoria. We respectfully call the attention of fathers and o e T te L S ! ] ek 5 The Quest [ wai ;ment!” I put up a pro- | - - N St el mothers when purchasing Castoria to see that the wrapper bears his signature in O festing mand Wi the remembrance of Unless otharwise noted, these motices-arevwritten by . the. . b'la,ck. When the wrapper is removed the same signature appears in red on both 2 had not been secretly proparins | (H1le for Even & canurs, which 1 had burcaus of tho treaters or-Other attractions with which they deaj sides of the bottle. Parents who have used Castoria for their little ones in the seen my friend swallow a “heon — T R 7 s < P oo b B e o oy e “BIRTH OF A NATION.” past years need no warning against counterfeits and imitations, but our present I didn’t dine,”” she retored, “but > D. W. Grifith’s mighty spectacle, duty is to call the attention of the younger generation to the great danger of intro- fride, L think that 1 should | = odness suke don't speak to me | Tonight, Tuesday and Wednesday a | e jh, OIS TIERLY, spectacle, y J fer . ) er ombe's astounding assortion. As| CEI0001 L mished | phaton e O e xeePlional | at the Palace theater tonight, Tuesday ducing_spurious medicines into their families. % L represed my start of 1| 1, Lontence under my breath. 1| of firsi-class vaudevilie, will ho pr L MO W e It is to be regretted that there are people who are now engaged in the RO I RRLeEE e WA L mply wishec know. Go on.” sented at Fox's theater. The winsome 2 o ane . s b : i © tion R o i o || oaew, oo o e ik Coranri || T ATk, oM S 6 o RNt nefarious business of putting up and selling all sorts of substitutes, or what should has had the bigg&est run of any e e e calinie i ople AN b Be G 2 i I G0 || i e merinael B L more properly be termed counterfeits, for medicinal preparations not only for lving*on a couch, and her mother [ of their rollicking and winsome com- frer yeiinioicm 5 cemen e Handlsistershveie shoiehinglendimenn | lnleds iTvoublomakers {f iow inesel| ) BYREERS REIRE SIRTY B adults, but worse yet, for children’s medicines, It therefore devolves on the mother or Miily was,” she replied, “but | ing over her. They're the kind that | two little troublemakers upset the de. Dorothy and Lillian Gish must be patient with me cannot seem to control their svief. [ corum of a court and save an inno- | \¢ the foremost stars in the produc- to scrutinize closely what she gives her child. Adults can do that for themselves r in my life had such a shock must make a show of it—I don’t | cent man from the clectric chair by | HOR and the entire company used to mine when Milly's siater sent for | mean that as censire—they can't held | iyeis Heen ot s ant Shsmm vore e oY | produce the feature was composed of but the child has to re]y on the mother’s watchfulness. Binizht it probably, but you know what I o500 60 B8 o Setion. - monros| 13:000 performers, horses, etc. To realized that T had made a blun- | mean.” Salisbury, who has proved his caliber | 0S¢ Who have not seen the picture in trying to question her, tha: T “Yos, 1 know,” 1 have experienced | {550 T T S P ON g0, The | they will find it a real treat, while only confused her instead of aid- | the type to which Milly Stockbridse’s | yii o' “The Blinding Trail® and | {hese who have seen it before will her, and I hastened to rectify my | relatives belong g “The Guilt of Silences will he seen | 1K€ 1t as much as they did the first ke Madge Listens. time. Besides this, the Palace is offering its regular program of high- 4 [ ] in his latest Universal feature film, uppose you begin at the begin- “They rushed at me the moment I'| wppe Man in the Moonlight.” The and tell me the entire story,” I| zot in—you know [ was the oldest | oo " o mer e an Northewess | Class vandeville acts, with The Three 16 M an ge y e ¢ wde e look at |, 5 gsons 2 elty sical ac s0othingly Then 1 can get the| friend Milly had, made 5 ‘,(;‘ G L and aeals with one Rossignol, an ;{Y\mmh‘L ]n\lm ‘m\\\||.;! musical act; lo thing clear in my mind, and we | her poor, contorted mouth, and the | oo 0o ninually ducling with the an and Moore, comedians of decide w is best to do.’ marks on her wrists, wanted to knoxv f oSt CORIEE S CHEIRE BN e | 1ty -and Boyer and Charles in son enneth has already decided,” | if I had mmmlu .ImmIHT ..Im;m“nmn’“ clutches, but yet having time to make mum-; .‘n\'l ‘:fi Other photoplays said, and the little speech so p her lately and when 1 had last sce : Leiois o of the hrother | inClude the Palace News Weekly, a me that T had to flog my wander- | her. 1 told them that she had comc ;ff“‘,m }}v‘,l";“, ‘:_]\'f\“v‘ml‘”"”'W‘ ”‘“”'H funny L-KO Komedy and the last P S ey sche 1o luncheon a few days : > = an Ll episode of “The ca Glover brain to pay attention to the tale | (o school B e sha cembat o ba | it MsumcientSb iveiv F o itonel foi “”-*\I % :‘ Hedrclone o o i (0 irits ope I'm forgiven for | Nis past errors. The picture is full of DUSRRE SR o IR R LT on g IR e T GENT. ¢ V. good spirits. T hope I'm forg : shown at 15 o'clock at the matine Y i ALGOHOL-3 PER an's the lie, although, for that matter Lo S L el s g rAs “Yes, T Know.” - her that day except when [ OF the v and primitive Northwest. [ 21 & oislaciigorohing= SRCom i AVcéelablePrcpm““‘R la- 3 - did not see her that day excej e 2 S5 | carly to sce the entire show % similatingtheFood by Regula- 3 t was about 7:30 o'clock when |she was in good spirits. It was | PHEOC S0 il be (g 5 ey <and Bowels o ‘Watkins, a neighbor of Milly’s, | lucky they didn’t have you to quc “l«::”" 41(1\; n“\’xl!” in ‘m]uu..‘ SETO Y, T e E, ¢ the Stomachs _ LS’ 2light comedies, NN Bd me up saying that Milly was | tion = . Yo he fi 4 swe Y ° iy fan that her sator waniad mo | T silently confirmed har samertion | News and Topies wil also be shown: | | [ (06 A1 06 B, Mook o g T . Your Friend, the Physician. ";:;:\‘(‘;l":‘f\‘“‘i: el R e e e be scen in Rida Johnson Y y i : _The history of all medicines carries with it the story of battles re, but I didn't get in from that | for the rest af my friend's story also on the bill and include suc haurming }””“"1‘_ “_*W'“»” Kidd, -"'_' | e & hi )| against popular beliefs: fights against prejudicz: even differences of b/ business trip I spoke to you “And then they set up their crving| ebrities as Alexander and His Troop. 5"-| Conpicin \\Y‘H :-{vvnn l:‘n 'Hn[ i N opinion among scientists and men devoting their lives to research work; t this afternoon, until just two or | A8ain, and y ‘f""‘_ D\(k(l"1‘||\'";:v~i~yf~‘:5vll‘v\xi Y\Imvyvxl.wm -,im r” wte. Bert Morresay | ‘lv\‘:”:;)")::"‘\j in t H.M‘:‘I\'( wyn{:\l.1.4‘(;':;1..”;“4\. St al. NOT 2 { 1aboring always for the betterment of mankind. This information B right over—and— RS O e et Gt e e ; Pemplin i be the trouble trifing or great. He is your friend, your household e S— E—— Kenneth's name, but I could tell that Luella Bush, a New IEngland spinster, _ counselor. He is the one to whom you can always look for advice it was an awful thing for him to hear A character in which she has appeared : even though it might not be a case of sickness. He is not just a just the same. [ never saw so color- | before in California and scored a big fifi 1 : 5 : = ABOR DAY'S BIG less and despairing a face an any hu- | | ] e Aol of he g 7 Sl f g(i):t;;fi:ilfle lSdatSlllldent to h'lsll'atilt aim fin:l caltll._ His patfxe;x_ts are ATTRACTION man being. He was attending to ail e e | i y and to lose one is little less than losing one of his own the little details, answering any ques- S el e L R aae \ i flesh and blood. Gfl""ac"cu' Falr O e atory was That he came home SilensEsselchmie g dilest otk el Diarrhoed. Believe him when he tells you—as he will—that Fletcher’s e Holcombe began without further | and at that Ul of the vital situations and customs ome stralght to the house. It hs thatethey had tried to get' me “His story was that . his reliable actor is always : i i P Phone 1000. which this reliable actor is alway VR e Castoria has never harmed the littlest babe, and that it is a good | very much at home. Mr. Dillson, who a little while went to his father-in- hinzito Beeptin tha howss, (Heines law’s on an errand, and that when he g < P y returned he found her lying on the TO NI( : H T i ”]’Y:"jl" oone e o St MOTHERS SHOULD READ THE BOOKLET THAT IS AROUND EVERY BOTTLE OF FLETCHER'S CASTORIA floor before her 5 o'clock tea table and ; Advertise.” has been retained and 5 the couch. He said he thought she ! q 1 was breathing when he picked her up, C - will undoubtedly add .;y;up,.;;x:-; (o his b 7 1 GENUINE CASTOR IA ALWAYS anc > tried se restoratives, { reputation as a comedian of the first = . G D B | Miss Van Waldron, in the leading fc | g /RK Bears the Signature of tried to get Dr. Trons, but had to go to a neighbor’s telephone as he found Pl ! male role, will play opposite Mr. Cor order. What did you ayers mican-—and Lyceum patrons know theirs out of made such a favorable impression m and rand Gircuit Meeting harter Oak Park - Hartford p o what that means. Among others in 1 didn't say anything,” I returned, | § in the long cast will be found Miss Rart- hoping she had not noticed my invol- | B lett and Messrs. Marr, Wesche, Gal ' — ® untary start at her words. But beat- Cohan and Harris’ Great lagher and Saunders. The piece will f ] ing upon my brain was the question: be staged by Mr. Gallagher, who, by T CRaTALS cotean SEPT. 1-5 What had put the Stockbridge tele- | |8 Success the wily, directed the production of Five Days of Racing, Farm, fome and Industrial exhibits i phone out of commission so suddeniy? | i “It Pays To Advertisc “Captain arnival and Midway, Free - ~ ~ « 9 Kidd, Jr." has been described as a e = . = - i = audeville, Balloon Ascensions, [l | i CAPIAIN KIDD JR Blae of vouthich rm .,,,,l(,,’,‘,,,,“(,i,. A < as yours. They've left me feeling sort Pireworks, 13tc. cessful Cohan and Harris productions The first and largest agricul v nd ranks along with “Seven Kovs to Hebiannn 4iiet o clone . L W st and gest agricul- iy ¥ K and ranks along wit Seve ovs o R wi o lie bac this lovely placc ural fair in * Connecticut ana | Main Street FPhone. 1026-6 | B ."”th Baldpate,” “A Drince There , Was,” mflcap ; : ey Y,,m] S "~.,’.',lk i oo he 12th annual of the Conncc- 1 ~a ¥ Mr. Cormican in the role “The [Fortune Hunter” and “N : e : and all your favorites. sive firm of producers. Like all of le) e g : . DMISSION : = . 5 2 ; 0 e : i gether. And tell each other all ou i DAINTY LITTLE b [ihe g Leaenintions R0 LE e S el Gt : | perplexities, and talk about Bentsvill Adults, : | company during its stay here, this last ; it 3 . ST R P hes g L and the peaceful old days when we Mo“le ‘Nl“lams & Matinees one cnjoved a season’s run in ‘he mfi@/‘ //' s | SRR i T C So it 3 . dollar evening gowns—say, Doilly, é/fi é/ ’ T that was a peach of a dress you wore C i ; last night to dinner-—wear it again ZoeBeockky o e Children under 12, 25c [ | ; i Wed., Thur., Sat. Metropolis. iates O 10 a. m. With Her Own Show ! - piatcs Open ARt Seats now on sale New aluminum foil for wrapping Conr S0l 015 8y MEA R “ABOVE 53” i purposes is only one-sixth of one- hundredth of an inch thick ‘Oh, T've got a better one for to- night. 1 must go get into it. Row us bhack, Tom 1 see Miss Corl watching us balefully from the rust ey | S0mething new. Girls and Comedians (Dorothy, aged 26, i~ spending (he summer at Lively Beach, having staked her job and $3500 savings on the chance of winning a_ suitable hus- band during the summer. These are her letters home to Joan, her chum.) It’s Your Move To Make a Jump i R e e liriend R l L‘ Wh Gilversandt Dake i the 251 Joan! She actually paid me the com- 3 nto Line en pliment of glaring, as Tom steadied Joanibeay: me out of the skiff. he is one of the o cutire afternoon out on the luke 2 vhile. Tf 1 weren't too tired, 3 C MATINEES llc EVENINGS IIC and ZZC didn't like old Tom so sincerely, talking about old times. 1 told 1 give her something to worry over of course, that 1 had heard about 5 OMES TO FOX'S |55 i) o st St e It in my educated nose dcents trou his frank way, “she seemed to Just Look at this Program & I 0 L —— @ Household Notes ried life 1 felt it was my fault—a zood | : | TS S | part of the trouble, anyway. 1 sonc- | e e e e e Rins R 3 she me. [ took care of her the hest | come from:the left . d | 1 f L conld, but it didn’t work. She & - . 5 f J seemed always to want somethin < | \n excellent, hearty 1 is made I couldn't give. And if I couldn't with cottage cheese,* tomatoes, eggs, how can this young siripling ot 4 5 olives and lettnce. ” N - Poor Nina!" g . TUR AND WEDNESDAY Don't pity her, Tom,” 1 said, re- A large cork, first rubbed on the o | N s 2 membering Jimmic Ross' scouring cake and then the knives i TWO GREAT FEATURES ahout his e and minc s just oy cleans them well A T e A the thing Nina nceded—not to be i SE ND a 5 3 With ¥ N A ST taken care of, but {o take care of.” Prunes stuffed with cream cheese : and served on lettuce leaves are an- [ Henry B. Walthall THE LEE KIDS : Dolly Varick? By Jove-—thai IS an - " fe fully and looked at me = . g Ll Fads and Fashions SR . ; I stole it, Tom. 1t was new to me, = Lillian Gish §|# too, The moro'§ ihimk 1L ovor the| b it Arie oty lor i o e MONROE SALISBURY e o | o e e o the entire afte; « O If You Have Not Seen it—Don’t Dare Miss It IN A VITAL DRAMA OF THE CANADIAN NORTHWEST ‘r“"* T“ st had a “”“‘\ e | i oy e G N e S 5 re Vs 66! =) 0 ocussed her attention on yvou. Nina N . i T If You Have Seen it—You'll Like it Again. } The Man in the Moonllghl’ dispostion e Ter bossy and o | = — e I TR o Last Episode of “The Red Glove” Palace ] & LLOYD COMEDY ORI, BT e L TN Serieny. IR i, e ‘:yl‘.l:» HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE ACTS | | B ST b gorics or e e e S AR CRE e & enine ugly habits colding, nagging an can they, Tommy R ex hater i o totte | B 1 BIG ACTS 1 auarreling hefore people which made | “Well, Nina got the divorce, vou ! , MORRISON AND HARTE somcone who isn't quite so- so mas- | that sort of thing. I didn’t make A« ming suede glove has self > 1] fringe “BIRTH OF A NATION” : RT MORRISAY R "“.y:‘;hl‘\,xvxlk‘””y e }{f.”‘ WL he BRI aging maother wife, and more than | wanted her to have what she wanted Matinees at 3:15. Evenings at 8:30 i F 5 N of ha f manager . | But, gosh, it hurt, Dolly I lost a lot Skirts are nbout the instep lengthy umn hats are of velvet. Peasant blouses are attractive. ’ etly what she needs!™ said | of friends and was sore as a pup.” : » o —_— 3| Tom, sitting up excitedly. “And 1 "1 know. Tom. I've had my ewn| Fancy tailored suits have narrow never thought of it. Lord, what a joy ! troubles, only mine aren't as digniles | cdges of dyed rabbit fur,