New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1919, Page 18

MY HEART «a MY HUSBAND ADELE GARRISON’S NEW PHASE OF Revelations of a Wife - - - e physician “But that is | We have your for rimly. tion Her fright send Lillian What Madgce and at Home. Found Awaiting retorted de the solemn oath® “Double-barrelied,” laconically “When that fl and vou Ul through with dub, clear Dicky replied vill he just out, you, let Jim and me have room for a while?” Two Lovers Lost. Dicky put his head in at the door throuah 5 the eves we'll be Mad ober a out. long clear lierc how turned to me, traditional jurist twinkling with amus tive minutes “Then in he dining room, where Lillian and were pulting the finishing touches her the decoration L ul ith of the dining tabl car management aft after my Alice aflirmed Feturn w Dicky ecting e promptly “AlL pight! and heard down Jim Tolcombe, [ had Dicky closed the doot him noisily vociferously succeeded in avoid- retreatins callin haste in my last little G we detest And Lillian help, smoothly 1 known anyone ed and Lillian “On fetorted crisply. “Name it!" Dicky At not come feet at the ed able.” Aw, have a reated exagge “I have- lied smiling. “I've scen you ion before, my laddie, and I have a ery vivid photograph in my mental amera of the state of this table after ou and Jim get through arranging @ our gifts for Junior on it. Nay but pay—Dicky-bird! T away, fix p any display but that's he absolute Otherwise, Tadge ard with nachine “Oh, our sks i ometh (e ha bl course, sould hever he oes ing which 1 with the thi have oy o illian stepped bac ind gazed approvingly “That’'s simpiy those rosc thought they'd last their edges are nning bit fraved I asked Leila to get others an how I confessed. “Alfred volunteered with her, haven't seen | them since.” { “They're “Phere! from the at wur perfect not 80 tablc who could softc fiwork s round the corners han or would he if changed. | Vou? but look @ were didn’t one condition only,” Lillian demanded ! be Lo within two Ui | 480, to least of 20 and—1 heart!” tedly. adamant!” Dicky en- on some anywher in nd sitting tree mile, the ros world “T've probably bank or fallen the radius of other's eves, ! everything else in the 3 7 b n commente g00d many love affair nothing quite to cqual v of this one. “But T don’t think obtrusive, do you?" I “No, but the men mosphere ! so surcharged with romance that it dripping.”” she retorted, but there was no cyn sm in her voice for all her apparent gruffness, and I know that in reality she had a warm interest in the outcome of the affair. ! grassy | within into each of Lillian re- in s for se in my da: the intea- wo feet want, outside limit and I mount gun well,’ little s and they are at all zon asked is Dicky said loftily, almost two-by-four display owe favors and hirthday c peans more than the real chef- ‘ouvre of the occasion, why ahead all means. I'm the most chivalrous pan alive. But I warn you that my on will not take a single look at all “r when sees my of g0 “You Mcan—" I'd better get those roses, said. think however,” 1 “If you expect to have them today,” him T m We'll way from probably have the table in to carry a sp she smiled. ot T started for the door, turned to ask a question which had been in my mind all day: “Do you think | things—that they ged?” ‘T hope so, they haven't, | thing,” Lillian returncd sobe | “You mean—" 1 ked, | knowing beforechand what was in her mind | “Item, one have settled really en- they ”N.)\”I;"lll I on= for sake. it's only Alfred's Phone hecause of TOmorrow Madtinec Fonight, and a almost devoted bezan Lillian, checking the words off on her fingers as if she were making out an { inventory. “Item, onc over-serupi- | lous young woman; item, last, but by [ ! no me: one foolishly temper- \n\rvl( 1 little mother.” was afraid of that,” T said, a bit glnnn\ v, for gentle Leila Fairfax had made a sécure place for herself in my heart, and I had quite counted upon seeing her romance reach its logicul conclusion. I afraid that as I { hurried into my garden to gather the few roses I mneeded 1 felt decidedly “erossw \gainst my little friend, Mrs. Durkee son,” Belasco's Play, ‘The Heart of Wetona' | The David Wonderful ns least, Biggest Drama of the Scason Delighting Crowded Houses Nightly. Next Matinee am Saturday. TONIGHT SATURDAY McFadden’s Physical Culture Bathing Beauties BEAUTY TLING, BOXIN BAG PUNCHING,ALL SPECIAL PERFORMANCE SATURDAY MORNING YOUTH GRACE SEE THE wR TALE AERIAL, AROUND ATHLETIC FOR LADIES ONLY AT 12 O'CLOCK PU——— LIFE'S GREATEST PROBLEM Miss Mitchell The Don’t Lewis in nniest Comedy Drama You Ever Saw MONDAY KIDS Wonder FQ % 95 Shows TONIGHT ZOWIIL! TOM MIX IN A MILE-A-MINUTE AND SATURDAY BANG! BANG! CYCLONE P Winchell Smith's { which “THE SPEED MANIAC” COMEDIT NEWS IEAT GAMBLE — R 2 un dewvilie “ACE OF HEARTS” LEW FLAME AND VAN FRY — TY AND STONING GARDNER FOLLOW THE CROWD KR | Main Street NEW BRITAIMN Uniess otherwise buveaus of the noted, hese theaters or ARSONS. W to the of Week. most i hing va- for theater the great laugl and Chicago, nted at Parsons and Saturday The play will John Golden with the tly as it i the 4 Georg House, for Remaindes Cornedy the riety is in who i hit store witnes Winehell New b Tocal “Turn mith's York pr tonight oers Ri ing will theater for matinee and evening be presented by original produc for a solid theater, New York, Cohan's G Broadway this quaint laughter lels in n theater. “The Old comedy the Hur deftly John tion ex: ran tiety M nd Opera Chicago, and the Loop succumbed to mixture of and that knows few history of the Ameri- Irom the (uaintness of Homestead” to the “The Fortunce Hunter” and religious atmosphere of *“Ren su wide zulfs, but they bridged by Mr. Smith and Hazzard in “Turn to the Right,” and in sincerity of appeal it stands alone amonz pl of {he present gencration. Among (he orig- inal New York-Chicago favorites in the cast to be here William Foran, Chs W. Goodrjch and Rita Ross. Mike Donlin, the former b: ball star, is prominent in the cast, among the other are Stuart Fox, Jane Ellison, Sidney Henderson, and Betty Dwight of this city G. M. Anderson’s “Frivolities 1919; which ater for i starting musical review “frivolical” comedy slender of waist, silk ger ind spivited gisters easily optical and tears to a degree the breezy of are seen are S principa comes three-d Monday, is a that to Parson 1gement Sidoscople en kil is deseribed as a “Rrivolities' o in 1 stocking, mer, the wditory nerves. AT THE MeFadden's Bathing large audiences sented a style of troduced opens with an Mr. McFadden and then com wrestlin exercises ( for the proper All the girls athletic t exhibition the best ever trapeze performance as startling as it PALACE Physical hit yesterday act neve theatergoers Girls made a with and before The itroduction to e irls, the pre- to ict ch of individually, s of fast hoxing, punching and othe Mr. Meckadden teache building of the body re perfect examples of vining. The bag en by one of here; by Miss s pretty. The fea- ture photoplay is J. Stuart Blackton's super feature: “Life’s Sweetest I’rob- lem,” with Mitchell Lewis as the star. Another big feature is “Swain's Rats nd Cats,”” whose pets will more than surprise you to their ability Mable Johnny Dove offer a fine comedy, singing, dancing act that was well liked. Don't forget the Lee Kids are here next week. serie girls is the see also Boyd is i and LYCEUM THEATI Heart of Wetona which the Lyec present for the the Lyceum theater day afternoon and Heart of Wetona” denouement, is not without its lighter moments, Throughout there is a most delightful vein of comedy that makes for a humorous relief for many tense and thrilling moments. The offering are at the um Players last three times tonight, Satur, evenir “The though serious in its FOX'S THEATER. Mix, the of the IFox up reputation as (he woolliest of them all in *“The Speed Mania which opened for thr day engagement at Fox's theater y terday. He has all the opportunity display to advant his skill and daving. “The Gr ble.” the voleanic serial, a ripping Sunshine comedy, FFox's News and a & Jeff cartoon complete bill. There four act llent vaudeville, with The Ac rts, a cle sring, combin- wonderfully harmoniot voice ith good comedy. Ilaherty and Stoning offer a novel singing and dancing specialty that is good two more splendid bill. PARSONS’ THEATER HARTFORD, Tonight 8:15. iday Twice s JOHN GOLDEN OVFIERS WINCHELL SMITH'S TURN TO THE RIGHT iy Tom puncher whirlwind filrns holding inis wildest and 5- to feats ol o Gam- are wurday Company on Mat. "our. 25¢ BURLESQUE rhone 102¢ JACOBS AND JERMON INC, OFFER 'THE BURLESQUE REVIZEW DISTINCTLY DIFFERENT VAUDEVILLE, DAILY HERALL. notices are other 1 A DRESSY Right” of the- | is| with a | be and | and pleasantly on both | | Culture in- | punching | the | to $1 GRAND Harfor cl | pound ever since | sketched wri attractions witl ten by the pr which they d BLOUSE (By Betty Brown) and | New York, Oct. The distinetive fluted frills. blouse today has the two features; nd the Groups of three ks are used be- tween each Here collar save on the round collar, the tucked proper double noted that material which i of frills tucks the space forns tinished It and row the to frills bottom of the left plain for buttons in do vest the not extend IZnough of a is s line of trasting color. This touch to an otherwise without which no d apparel is quite “the t son Buttons, material, or metal, pearl, this winter. seen on the the more severe tailo e in the most u Lines of buttons over o hd of con- claboratc ime ing” waist wearing this sea- covercd with fancier aff jet, cte., Many row one-picce the garment in re very of the froc ed suit xXpected the back, n while show places, hips, trim across, up many down the Back Stage When the ably critics speak names of three to mind—Singe, ny. Differing subject matter : are alike of Trish men come Yeats and style, purpose do these in genius. wrifers inevit- Dun- nd thre in s 1hey at least A tour of the country by Henrietta Crosman edy drama by Stanley Dark and Dennison. The title of the play “The Critical Moment.” will be made in a new com- lva is Mme. ughter Irance, count on the Clemenc: = of will to make American Jucquemaire, Clemenceau of rrive in this rearance platform Premier shortly her fi lecture “Forbidden,” Donnelly, dealing/ with the occupation, will be produced next { month Walter Hast and Geor WMaoser. Martha Hedman will hav the leading role drama by Dorothy army of by bwds attended the appearance adden’s Physical Culture Bathing Beauties at the Palace last night. The R. O. sign will probaby work over- time for the rest of the week BREAKDOWN ots wiso on [Miss Kelly Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Restored Her Health. There ! Newark, N. J.—“For about three years | suffered from nervous break- _,, down and got so s2 wealk I could hardly otand, and had head- aches every day. I “\ tried everything I - could think of and under a phy- e for two rs. A girl friend had used Lydia E. 12 Pinkham’s” Vege- <% table Compound and she told me about day T took itIbegen to feel better and now I am well and able to do most any kind of worl have been recom- mending the Cc and give you r mission to puh sh thi FrLo K 6 So. 14th St., Ne\\drl\, N. J. The reason tM: ff\mouc root and herh reme: w G mmnmnd ?F\ S root of her trou\vlo, ‘1-0"9‘1 hvr to norraal healthy condition and as a result her nervousness disappear is to | gives the tailored | of FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, | whites 1919, On And After November 1st HARTFORD Pay a Dollar Or So, Each Week That is the without feeling the Prices. At THIS extra cost I IASY WERKLY Wemen’ $32.. Women’s and Misses’ way to Clothe the PAYMENTS and Mis 50 and up. your fen ther wivilege Family of High is NO our bu or ses’ Su Coats $29.75 and up. Women’s and Misses’ Dresses $20.75 and up. Skirts, Blouses, Trimmed Hat Corsets, Furs, Shoes, Etc. Boys’ and Girls’ Clothes and Hats CLOTHIN In Sister the kitchen of her own home Mary cooks daily for a family of four adults: She brought to her Kitchen an understandi of the chemistry of cookin ed from study of domestic ce in a state university. Consequently the advice she offers is a happy combination of theory and practic ! she gives is her own, fir and served at her family scie tried table out 1 visited a friend the other day who is the proud possessor of a new house and a Pullman breakfast she called it. Between the ing room and there alcove, as wall of the din- the cellur stairw was a space of | should say five or six feet. 'This space could have been made into a pantry but she had plenty of cupboard room in her kitchen and didn’t want ov a pantry. So, Ul long back need had window, the two pedestal table between. You sort slide into the benches, for the end onposite the window is entirely open into the kitchen. This would not for thc big man of family he doesn’t live there! The backs the wainscoting the white. The and stained mahogany Tt makes a most ‘attr cat one’s breakfast, says it's a wonderfu ull made ats put and a of the outside w beneh-like s wall she inside our but are the painted top enches wall table of of seatls are tive place and “friend” time and labor to saver. Menus Fos ~Grape coffec pudding, Tomorrow. Br fruit, bran Lunch—Corn mullins, preserves, tea Dinner—RBaked white croquettes, escalloped maine salixd, zrape My Comparatively few the merits of romaine epicure prefers a head a head of lettuce with ing. akfast muflins, bacon, toasted fish, potato tomatoes, ro- ind nuts, coffce. Own Recipes. people know salad. The of romaine to IFrench dress- Bran Muflins, teaspoonful sugar. teaspoonful salt teaspoonful melted upful white flour 1% cupfuls milk cupfuls bran ; teaspoonfuls baking powder Mix in the order given, stirring the baking powder into the flour. Bake in buttered gem pans one-half hour. butter Corn Pudding. 5 cars of corn tablespoonful 1 tlour. 1 tablespoonful 3 1 sugar, . cuptul milk egg teaspoonful i teaspoonful Cut corn salt epper, from the out {he of thick the and tops serape and Beat yolks flour, milk, alt I°old in the stiifly bent into a buttered be in a moderate over kernels of vest. | separately Add corn, and pepper whites. Turn bake volks till sugar, n ing dish 30 mfnutes, and Scalloped ‘Tomatoes. 1 pint of tomatoes. recipo | do | SR SH and 1 small oniol 115 cupluls « 1 teaspoonful salt 1% teaspoontul Put crackers chopper. Mix alt, pepper and minced into a buttered baking d na in a hot oven until brown on to | » It a bird in the hand is in the bush, what is a gar pepper. through the with cr | food | | worth of two pound 5u- wor MARY CLAIMS FRAME-UP Licut. Commander Marsden el low Officers Disliked Him and Now Sce Chance to Get Tven, New mands York r Christopher ing in his own def martial on charges i bribes in connection with {in the naval | himself the vi | Marsden ified | ber or occusions he :,Yvynn;;h\ in by Lieut i | Oct. 24 Ma nsc Lieut den, enrollment el has declared up. num im oi that had Benoit J Iready has pleaded guilty to similar ch nd Loui Markowitz who testified weting go-between” in connmection with ! rollment He said he probably incurred their enmity by doing thi i tes on a rejected men of his staff, who rges, as en had Improve Your Kitcnen With a Snowy White Porceliron Kitchen Table Sanitary. 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