New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 1, 1920, Page 2

» l y g S | : ‘ ‘ . Corner Mainkand BURRITT -SAVINGS BANK Guswes Deposits made in this Bank on Friday, January 2d, Saturday and Saturday Evening? January 3rd, Monday, January 5th will commence to bear interest from January 1st Open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Friday 9 A. M. to 12 A. M. Saturday 7:30 to 9 Saturday Evening 9. A. M. to 3 P. M. Monday [ you're not saving monecy at the cost of Y HEART «« MY HUSBAND | B ilop g vt | Charm of Youth in Muf ADELE GARRISON’S NEW PHASE OF i ‘ Tl ; e e o Collar and Hat to Match ‘Revelations of a Wife : N O | L et e mesne SR t i 3 York. Jan | cover this the hardest housekeeping . . A A J prablem is solved. . neckpiece, 5 . { muir and hat to What Troubled Madgc A ) Unless ofherwise noted, these notices are weitten by the pros fenu for Tomorrow. e Tt e en Hoer Tather Asked Mo o e 12 nos tureaus of the theaters or other attractions with which they deat tilostmt angelpjuice lcountoy pReirlftorfidebutante for *a Littlc Chat. an < : . | sausage. creamed potatoes, coftec. could resist theh | g Mo b s 1 Lun:heon—I 1 and’butter sand-: charm. s -quiet voice o S SoussunelIpan ORI I TOX'S THEATE | Seven Wonders of (he World, Cor- | Withes, apple-celery and nut salad. ¢o- | Although the ma- B 5 have time for al ey el iRt e b Niia i cot | terial may be U deprecating Dinner—>Meut balls, French fried' chosen at will, it 10 embody hotatoes. stewed tomatoes with toast is true that the cubes. hot rolls and butter. apple pic.i ¢ om bination be scen and. Dolly ofier a e my door shortiy after i Saturday in his lat- | comnedy act that will make vou laugh days following the smus- of Kenneth Stockbridge’s desk . Hihastened oo ol ; ory full of quick action and | the Duchess Awheel. presents a new the gentle summons. inst myseli e s e o SHET R G e e T i l I drama. “The Rider of the | (rom start to finish. Sherwin K | | | Hudson seal and said, holdin Bother me! eturn vith o of the Law™ brings on the screen Jim | ron in character songs, and Pedwick SHEOwn Rccipes. monkey fur. here \dignation in my voice ught ! iyneton (Harry Carey), a former | & Devere in @ classy dancing novelis The meat balls are one of my fam-, sketched, is partic- ashamed of yvourself to 1 1w now a member of the Tex- | wind up the vaudeville hill ily's favorite left-ove They consid-! nla fetching me, all at once I realized | this. Dou't you know 1t you | . who feared no man, nor 2 i ¢ this meat dish not in the light of a = vigh collar- linough in the same house, I | couldn'i possibly both ? Thejany man's 2un. and who played IYCEUM THEATER make-shift, to be tolerated because of ette, which hides eén very little of my father in| trouble with You is- ntoon gy square. He is o hard hitti high \ big. cnthusiastic audience wit. | the high cost of living, but as a real; the chin and shoul- : | reat. And it is so casy to prepars ders alike is en- cireled with « vip of monk Cold boiled potatoes fur on black vel- Butter or meat drippings vet, which extends v hand Wdid so. inge of remorse| (o bo onths that were past. It is apt encouraged by the grati- | speed westerner. Yet in spite of his | nessed last nignt's performance at the T R S e el it leaped into his tived | square dealis framed by his | Lyceum theater of “I’olly of the ¢ Crinmcd botatael) hs to be neglected, I think, be you don't! brother, whom . ught with | cus.” The plg full of human irt they have a lorror of “bother-|{* 7 wlf enough. You negicct | two frionds stealin @ mine. | est is partieal suited for the hel- 3 4 <D _ o efully. sir. | 1t was his ger to arrvest | iday season and is twing very larg ple. But the love light . l iter sham | A | iday sea E s drawing ver It ity s s na e hranea : andson—ijust seo | them and despite the horror of the | houses all week. There will be foir Tl andnonnes in two streamers R e S boking ar | undertak e arvestsi lis brother. [ more times 1q witness the play—te Altlk to cover. .| tipped with mon- Thhrerens Tl e He locks the three up in o deserted | night. tomorrow night and twice Sat. | y, G, Potoes W halfinch cubes.| ey rur. e tender.y, oS¢ el S A _ saueling at my | Shack on his ranch, but a mysterio [Slettiburterfor Sdripping: §in s Biir DS The - how precious to him were the | could ol heip 1ghing at o L e ! pan. add potatoes, scason with salt nts when he could hnl. n\“ an ridiculou o . e il i Jimislactu ealotibeing lin i and pepper and pour oy milk 10 (i}, the brim de- pself, when I was just ¢ atelal imyssmalliron Swliofysasithie b oL e league with the zangz but is found in- | fined by a twist of cover. Cook slowly. uncovered and matherhood, wifehood, anything but veproach or sadness. [l jpcont und again sels out in pursuit a1’ I Eie : | corral velvet, and slse relegated for the Ent | fha alibeguniita aiscobc in it Iro sl CoatR it e See R well cooked into the notaioes. o inicton ey hat is .a simple turban, stirring occasionally until the mils is nd place. morning tub. and he—-rejoicinz in his} o051 action and intense situations Meat Balis, fur at the top. A a little catch at my 2 freedom from s hated clothing=—1 yyng throughout the entire play from cups finely chopped mieat small, barrel muff pbered something else E * | was indulgit serfes of i the time Jim has to administer « ! % Gt GIE) GEGl e is edged with cora] intervals of confidential che vimnastics in his crib that threatened | hoating to S 1 for ill-treating a A : ’ velvet, and has a he were more than he had ever | (o tie him up in a hard knot, ehatter-{ crippled child untii the evidence Salt and pepper bit of monkey fur before. le had nmever known o himself the while in his c00-| shows that it was Seutar who planned 3-4 cup milk { in the center. it was to see his child grow untranslatable jargon the ore thefts just to snare Kyneton. Mix meat, bread crumbs, salt and | small childhood into young My father smiled as he followed | A Prizma reel. Baby Marie Osborne | T AR Akl | d, from that into womanhood, ' my eyves: he is no less a ve to the | in a two-m comedy, 1"ox's News and {seaten. and mix well. Add milk to ver enjoyved that dearest of all | hahy than is my mother-in-law. four acts of vaudeville with a big Ke n very moist misture. Beat weli s to the average father—t I don’t think he will pass out for | comedy act and thréc 1er good o e into little flat cakes. Iry in | ferings are on the bill. The box of- i Ising: the slightest Wish of anj ;.0 of my attentions just now,” M = ! pan. | pung daughter. He had only | ¢iiq dpyly. “But am I not interrupi- | 1¢¢ Will be open from 1:30 to 10 )( e N S e toes With Toast Cubes. | me after my marriage, when! ;. T o ol caverul | ion the rewainder of the winter i i e » cups canned tomatoe: thoughts,and affections wece ! (0 . zive it to him at just t,,_] months. Toduy will see a continuous e ““'l:‘m‘\'\' Al \:v«v St o 2 half-inch slices buttered toast | Bhly oA ee my husband. | oo each morning R I R LR S = Heal tomatoes and rub through a venr & father I had known and SO DR e e e Tistry of Cookingt saimed from, {jrse colander. Reheat and add the from. babyhood would have| ;,qed him into my easiest chair. RN Cininy o P\i A e e el e e j‘ ves of toast. Nerve beforc the toast| brapelied to take second place. o in o St hanthineraruntl il LT . o G s too soit. if W his own sin and folly | ; ive you permission 10 move 3 peformance with three complet shows at 2:30. 5 and 7:43 ! TRE 100 e it resolved that we keep our New : sho offers is a happy combination of | yo pg resolutions jnadythus set him apart froin| giig with playful autho “an with the allweek showing of | theors and practice. Ivery recipe | N iy ties did not absolve me, | )0u5¢ sce thal Junior doesn't tie M Pickford in her newest and | Sho gives is her own. first tried out | | | of the hest bills ever offered | | | B -mvself grimly, for nes self np s mhtly that he cannot production, “Daddy Long 1 ‘.nnl served at her family e, | | at the Palace is being presented this BURRITT CLUB OBSERVANCE. Tie Burritt History club saw the 1 row. With my mothe straightencd out in. 111 he RGeS e S (e e o (Copyright, 1919, N. E. A) : e iition; ringing in iy in one minute i e that it is tho best Pickford pic- rcely Y%x}:\'en\l‘;\n‘l“lu‘l:‘:H 1 \othes |Goahamoids re they have cver scen and admin er wrong, anc t d passed since I had learned) . 7000 e e this one because Mary is sweeter RNy, Inohis turn tapped upon the door of my mother- | than ever in the role of the little or- he New Weatilstalgoad tinic toIStop |ho1q! Year Out and the hew ot in Tust i take stock of the kitchen and de- . i s fhe Kitehen and de- ) copyg at the home of Miss Elizabeth ers of this young lady should not miss termine where to save and where to ran out of the door. sl Andrws in Belvidere. .\ picnte Tuncn spend, both in time and money | As to money, merc thinking twice| Was enjoved LY the guests. There we before spending is not enough now.| dbout 80 in attendance and the pr - | sets, featured by the Mangean Troupe | think three or four times. | fi:ia;n‘\\;?'s.‘;:‘:-n‘v’;::‘v)l ':-\n.\:. ”;m?- ..‘.I‘x;y the® loss of his fortune, lessly, “giving tho buby his buth this | Of Seven people and known as the And from the saving angle. be sure| firstcp;rr T T e S SR A ad prevented him from show- ' ngrning? [ have him nearly ready, NSPRE ] R SRR R T | the usual study session when pap ¢ material things of life UPON | ¢ y father has just come to mv @@@@@@@fi%@@@@@@g&@@@@@@@@@g’e}k’1 were read on Pern. At midnight the degree that would have been | room, evidently 1o consult me about i i+ " formed a grand march through ssing. And in return T had| gomething, and 1 don’t want to keep ¥ | the stacious rooms of the Andrews home. During intermission refresh-, ments were served. ished fipon me such o wealth | tion s few daughiers know. phan, The specially selected Keith in-law's room, hardly waiting for Ler | vaudeville bill consists of five sterling “Come in” o enter. Afraid of Bothering. | Woul ou mind.” 1 asked breat im—what? Deference, love, | jjm waiting. he so seldom asks me h to his comfort, yes—but ‘ totan hine edged to myself guiltily tha L T dent Rhow. Slarsacoti A =M | mother-in-law replicd tartly, e = = saw that she was in one of her acid P RSONS’ THE TE A ND Hanfur moods, “that 1 have cver ‘minded’ gx¢ . A A N doing any service, no matter how HARTFORD. Btreet Phone C-1026 | menial. ror Richard Second. And ir 20F o - voun have any time to spare for your P ESQUE rather [ shall he glad to see him got T :;; TONIG HE—Friday—Twice Saturday s iit. It's more than Richar 0 * 2 iy & POE HURTIG Offers nie: Bring my nds nd his 48 SIENRY W. SAVAGE Offers 20TH CENTQRY =~ -0 0 e a ALL WEEK S e m FIRE DESTROYS BARRACRKS. | ! cé o b R4 MAIDS S T s R e BUY YOUI: RESER > SEATS EVENINGS BEXCEPT SAT. NOW g ShaVIHgs et | “ks containing larse stocks of | 30F DS LEE WROTHE an Army munitions were de- | #8b s o %k DON'T FAIL TO SEE b ‘.\lf‘DE\'H;I;]’ stroved by fire here last nighi. 2 @ Mo : - ! FRIDAY, SATURDAY. — MARY A NU/CE N THEATRE 232 B ‘ Fp| PICKFORD! | opmas | “Where Hs My E ' Money Gone?”’ 5 How often do you ask yourself that question? e g 1 A little gocs here, a litile theve. just dribbled i Presenting Their 92 (552 [ % M2 HOUSE OF EXCELLENCE (1 ) A THURSDAY. TRIDAY, SATU :m\\ DADDY LONG “Pouy Of RRY CAREY LEGS® the Circus’ e Rider of the Law” | & “BROKEN BLOSSOMS” & | "t g{({ LO‘g,é{éEENE 5-Keith Vaudeville Acts-5 % | "t Don’t Fail to Bring the Children VAUDEVILLE s wosm o | I SHERWIN KELLY CORP.TOM AND DOILY NENT WEERK:— FOTYR BIG VAUDEVILLE \CTS The Duchess Awheel NEEED) i PARE \I'IT O THE Qs away. Suppose a fair percentage of ft went th <avings institution under yowr name. \t the end of a year think how much better you'd feel. It Pays to Save. And your savings grow faster here for we pay 53¢ New Britain Co-operative Savings & Loan Association BANKING ROOMS 210 NAT. BANK DBLDG. Y. J. Stearns, Secreary. 1 Youwll Lavgh at These T g. FEATURING PEDWICK & DEVERE S R D - MISS DUSSEY'S DOGS \ Classy Novelty Character Comedian i of Plainville, LAY B G R e 5 A 5 P R 5 G A G B AR B 5 Y 7) S “MOTHER CAREY'S CHICKENS" B B 2] o