New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1920, Page 4

e M\;flgfgfir o . THIS IS YOUR THE NEW BRITAIN REMEMBER ADELE GARRISON'S Revelations of a Wife & | | OPPORTUNITY BARGAIN STORE | THAT FIRST COME I e, Homnct el sl e ol b : : TO SAVE MONEY 1-8 Main St., Cor. Elm FIRST SERVED Mothel St « me steadil listened U'm perfectly right fow s LT Saust ooz | ror o mima o U e e oo o | @l Offers to the Public of New Britain a Money Saving Sale for ONE DAY ONLY. We are mtter now Immac e | war, and how nearly 1 c Sl Sie lrousht to i overstocked with goods, and we need space for new goods. Everything must go below be—I reficcted wi fea seeing her azain : kitchen an unders .mmn;fi of the chem- Souia whvury guuze o ex | - L know 1 eald fenderl, Ssiie | e or ooking, “j:v;'(nr;‘;fr-\;x;';}"h'“vf‘ cost. Don’t neglectto come. A Dollar Saved is a Dollar Earned. Our specials are too nu- ant o cleaning sh o e S| G B SRR merous to mention. There is space here only for a few of them. Come and enjoy our vould think of any-{my mind ranged swiftl over the{ jactice. Every recipe she gives is her e the wonderful many thit which. had bhappened | own, first tried out and served at her Ba]‘gams. - not se nee Harriel Braithwaite sailed wilh | family table. daughter she had 5 was comin rack to X her famous surgeon-husband ltor (Copyright, 9 % Gt H C T K l l $4 0 k d f e e [] France The “old woman = pint’s A opper ea ett es, value .0 L at All inds o “ndry Soap 7c. her animated chatter was| They had not come back with thelw pound. the world And La c cresting the deep wave | rest of the war workers. Dr. Hraith-|she was right as far as butter. gran- $].98. D d S ;‘.",“ whic “,\ e et vhole soul| waite's hospital was one of the 1 vlated st . chopped meat (packed) inner an oup ates l : .0, and he had yield- j and rice are concerned. But it ] "C ulfed. Her hands, delicats | to be disconting axd g R - e e — Praned, were tremiiing per- | ol to tue fattering Lniatons of i 1o Sound and from & to 3 1.3 supn Wash Boards, value 50c, at 39c. Dusters, values 50c up to 85c¢, at 39¢, 49¢ ; + hs | 0f ordinary bread tlour to make 1 B35t over heriwhole Liods . 1gland fo spend some mont o - d 59 A Nerv Break. | inspecting the ign hospitals. His | pound. S b D . k. Gl “ k, d f 5 an c. i Neorons ren | 3 : Ten average sized eggs weigh 10c rinking asses, a inds, 4 or 2 C. not surprised, after a devoted wile, without of almost random talk t & it Tlon snii=noons el cup. and sc’ 7 for Zsc. Bmshes’ scr“b and Stove Bmshes’ 9‘:. i ake as W 1 all relations excepting i S 3 begin o shake as if with | it L 2 Pwo tablespoons of either lic 'l'hp' next momen with w | protessional one. had, of (( ourse, g T e ST e 3 13 P 1y ied i Thus i was t % o ‘ " o - piic sxtenaimefonnes landy, comieniol : Exsomne oldgiscine, garogeive i 1 H d P, ed Oll al 5.00, $2 49 AE0iien ol BLeCines SarosEInon I and Paint Lamps, vailue $9.U9V, 2J. B v | e e g b 20 o | A U T B 0 Nice China and Glass Vases, value 75¢, for ns held out to T anc as g SR > nelpful to the cook without scales. ' ainst my shoulder. A Problem Solved. | T 29c. Universal Bread Mixers, No. 8, to go at there, mothe: 5 Even Katherine Bickett—the Kath-| pioopraci: Grape . fruit, bacon, $2 talking to Junio 3 erine Sonnet of one of my memorable | AR R IO Powder bis- hi right, ana I'm glad for | friendships, Who had been at the head | .ujic coffee. D ed w s $ 5 f Dr. Braithwaite's nursing staff Luncheon—=Spaghetti with left-ove ecorat ater ets, Value 2' 07 for st come over here and le| of a little while. hen when | with her husband, my brother-cousin § ¢pjcken, Pavker House. volls, haked $1.69. Lunch Boxes’ value from 35c to 40C, at 29c sted you can tell me all about | J , hiad been in the United s:‘:ul e TRl oinamon s an (e going to be wonderful to see | for several months, although we hac Dlones P ot castlot baer. Brown d had but the briefest of visits m,m!g avy, mashed potatoes, celery and T an 19C. i bmittea docilely (o the per-| them. creani and cheese salad, brown 15¢ Box Writing Paper, 3 for 25c¢. v elf back with a start | bread and butter. sponge cake and 14 O-I H al $7 00 ss 00 fhile I stroked her hands t ihe association of our four names . : My u“ntlu:eipr-m) Brooms 39C _—_— e was but a little avhile be- | brought up, put hehind me a S n sclecting a pot roast, choose one: G l ed ] P I 10 39 12 T e e bov| whether Jack Bickett still cherished | with as little bone as possible. There T T T T R o e alvanized Iron Pails, qt., 39¢c; qt., his wild jealousy of Dr. B is o cul, “off the sirloin,” my butcher Good Flbl'e Brooms 29c. 1GY TRy X | and forced myself to pay attention expr it, that has no bone and 49C; 14 qt'7 Sgt; 16 qt" ch. LR S e e piece to give a rich sravy B liadpmens s st U S mds o s below cost. SHT ANT NESDAY. he vill -be her in ust one Spaghetti With Chicken. -° . = - BT AND WEDNESI | e D T oy o - Clothes Pins 2 doz. for 5c. Big Specials on our Grocery Counter. ain Matinec Wednesday. [ B B o et 1 cup spaghetti. Y and hustle we will have Lhe house itij ooked chicken (asi niuch as vou B WAY TO o otempome o, ! Get the habit of visiting us often. Itis an easy way to save. All our merchandise is H(-xl' lw[m)m”‘“;d ([1\:iII. the. )2\(;“ s -4 cup ‘Coarsely .shredded celery [E A VEN” e e e e guaranteed of our home in its present:state. My S IEApoons o led dhoen: voice and bhands, lay T brought my i lips iwitched, but I heroically re- | el e nata i et hay 1. Dixey, Madeline Del- | B9 3 onapher I8 0 salle iyt D el oy, | Pressed ihe smile that trembled Mpon | cover for 10 minutes. Cut olives from [ ] [ ] ™Y ey Homes Torbort: ood. | them and thanked my stars that I Was | stones. ~ Cut chicken in strips. Put 1 "““’,r\ sane enough to smile her captious | 1 tablespoon olive or vegetable oil in riticisms of my housekeeping instead | a* frying pan. Add chicken. celery. | { t. ol {m weeping as I used to do. {olives and onion an ake over the “The nest question is—whgre are{fire till Erown. Put the spaghetti in 1-3 M I Hanfnrd l we going 1o put them?” she said med- | a baking disb and add the meat mix- - S I REE I 5 Corner Elm 1 | been here.that takes tié o est | brown in_an oven for 10 minuies 3 Bikad Apples With Cinnamon Syrup. | 2 itatively. “Since your r 3 iure. Sprinkle with cheese and § treet Phone C-1026 recently comvicted myself of ne teaspoons. butter. . Palace theater today that “‘Doug cnguge a room in a hotel and’ prepare N WELCH lect where my father was concerned | 1-8 pound red cinnamon candfes. | | next production, “When the Clouds | to spend theiy honeymoon in peaca that T resented iLhisiimtimation & 1 cup hoiling wate: Roll By.” wil] be ready for exhgbition | and quiet but the peace and quiet is AND HIS my mother-in-law did not even Parc apple; leuvm.: a hand of skin ! hers next Monday, Tuesday and Wed- | nat forthcoming as the hotel people S STy e e e center. Remove core. Ar- | nesday. are notified of their illegal marriage. New Revue (o have my father give up his room | V4nEe in o pan_and Gl the cavities ] The policy of the Palace theater| They are eéjected but manage to regain O Tt et wiih but nd sugar Add wafer A . during the past year to give the{ an entrance again only to discover * e i o el R GRS (RS IR B . NN [] ) :musement-lovers of this community | that the Lotel has somehow or other it nas T e S S e 1 Slow oven, basting frequentiyiwith the | = 7 - % T the very best obtainable, leads its pa- | caught fire. From one embarrassing B e e ater in e pan ' P irons again to jook forward with great | situation they manage to get into one T e e i S 2ol Celery and Cream Cheese Salad. : { expectant DIeasira o this pg‘ctun_ I (S5 ey so{hnnu; the final happy room to your guests.’ ‘1 package of cream cheese. " Unless otherwise notes e ices $ . pre: | dependencejidy L prodH oo e At b e Al Aty B | 1 knew my use of the pronoun was ! cup finely chopped celery. i humu.»;o:;‘fl:.l?e m:;‘l:lg_ l;ll‘“u‘(‘h;o:\‘&(l'zu'lion\ w Jl: l\“l:x"é\-lu‘lll‘:o"':;:;: | the “Big Four” of the screen the op- { &m. Phere‘fls & Jaugh a minute in tha L [ ueminahies orithe pionoun v S 3 portunity of their lives. The ussur- | flln of the kissless bride. Miss Dana Sicatiyots bt masin dnthon o e ' - ance from these producers that each | s subported by a splendid cast of ihad i s f ash cheese and work with w fork | ing him that Nuncy is in love with | 2dditlonal picture will bring better | Blayers, including such celebritles as S e R until smooth. Add celery and salt. LYCEUM PLAYERS lN Ralph Thurston (Dillon Deasey). a tDings to the public has well been sus- | MGrghrst Campell, Antrin Short und e Dl S '} Form into small balls and put whole village achoolmaster. He evidently 15 ‘2ined. for the reviews of ritics | Hasty Hedd. —Antomlo Sloreno set a A e ¢ halves of walnuts on each side of the hirt by t report and as he aits hroughout the country rank ‘‘When | TAFIQ pach in the firat two chaptersiof : ¢ and as e sits fo be the most | “The Invisible Hand” and he is still 1wo bedrooims. Why can't you 1 ' ~ 2. . D e e ! near the firs-place he finds the w the Cipnds Bl = h 4 i TGHT-—WEDNESDAY e L sl G the tloor. | Without . rendine. 1. j spectacular and interesting produc- | EOME strong in the thind episode, am sure he would enjoy il. and tha e RS ] thel Zioor » inz it o i Which the inimitable Idir. { Which is also shown. The vaudevilla | i s it into the fire. When Ngney progran is really good, especially tha would setile everything nicely.” I SRR : e Now it stands for an eg i appears Tom is in an angry pood | Pinks has ever appeared. offering of the Guy Bartlett Trio l | SV ‘ 1 and leaves the house with a few harsh BROKEN BLOSSOMS™ AT PALACL. - - “Moth (arey’ q ] words. Azain Moth reyr comes in “the voiceless art” as presented Missionury society of the Sipsiolaicllicnichiidhen iy clabboi Bl oho sy -duy aft I oate 3 3 3 b ) : dnaireiat she tries to keep happi. | &t FOX's theuter vesterday aftermoon For Coughs, Colds, ' David Wark Griffith and any | Lutheran church will meet Wednesday P p l P d S e ARSI L | SR e ired in her latest com- = % ik opular Production ness in the home. . : ded.” T i and the relief of in- afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Ars. edy vehicle “Please Get \ The | producer is the difference in . o = n At e e L 0 o ine i conditi Dana et vy o0 g B. Olsqn of 59 Iast Main street. L el nd of a ;“n\‘ .,;A mnosicl SRR S e el sar fmmwh? o ! ma 2 > . Cr G is to ces: e ‘he dapte of e throat arisin, felt and discerned as the dilference - S— (By Herald Reviewer) Hiien Gut! laterlatnarky iy atrangsd | Siccess (andivhen pacdantes o e from Befnchial, Aste] S histle o5l 3 r = 4 .4 just as popular w alt < » o | tween an ctching by Whistier and thi | i The Lyccum Players scoved another | in the Hamilton barn, at which time “1,“" B s jus 3 [}LtJ\Y‘O;‘“‘]l‘ ol : Al effiktions aod N | same subject handled by a lesser artist. | Tom Hamiiton returns from Boston J -~ L0ence ; s . I derangements of the | In “Broken Blossoms,” the latest tri- | { e eaved b = ! of comic situations at every turn, and —_— 2 | umph in photoplay AT, ( h.l tion of “liother Carey's Chickens.” SR LS L e T Dana proves herself a big laugh- espiratory Organs. I ease et i R = i M & s that she has created much trouble in S in this breezy comedy of honey- # Prepared from Spruce hich is the sent on at 1 successful play written by Kate | 1 o G getter s bre edy g 5 Palace theater. so many | ! : he lome that has sheltered her and | 400n embarrassments and misadven- Gum and other medi- e vandets ot e o " Sh ey Douglas Wiggin und Rachael Crothers | Makes a confession of the lies that [ (V08 “Wpilice Get Marred” relates k cinal agents. Success- ! and u 200d house seenws assured for ! ol M. The outcome of 1he | e jnishaps of a pair of voung turtle fully used for 60 years. O k) the finer points o tender romance the remainder of the week. This is doves who want to mar : wye by, the: Serws. Pixs. TONIGHT. WEDNESDAY PhCThurston wnd Mother vex. | \ish of the voung man’s father, al- - ewell week for the Lyceum Play-| peace and happincss . - - T sranted by the waudi though 10} i FLEbiE tathesl s cell S and - happiness are again § {hough the girl's parents are willing GRIFPITH'S . brought into the family ah e cnlisdbihes ance when PEREANTO MORE NG, jimostiotheignrodutermtione ailectaay 1} ol f aged | Barrow LePaige, as Ossian Pop- | the pair wre at last thought to be mar- D, arded as tect Iy wonderful i By h = ) ; S e en vandecitie oiteved 1 rani- | 66 T A AR TR T P RS 17ED SPRUCE G UM VAUDEVILLE ured by Muarty Brooks - Iteview, with | month of May. The action tukes place | Carey and the carctaker of the Yellow | (i liked the clerical garh. Off on Montreal D WATSON £ CO. New ¥ gl in o parlor which filled with the s fills Tis part well. supported | {heir honeymoon ignorant of the fact N3 4l L4 sNemidor FEATURING | clever cast of entertainers. Berz } . 1 3 Y BARTLETT TRIO Circ provide AT e trunks of new arriv in the recently azel Stone, as Mrs, Ossian Pop- purchased home. e arrivals are a [ ham. z Theln jovth as their N Maud, the dablet mule. and Jo u»\u\n\)“ i ”: M 1"\‘ vr-.m;:.w i ‘_‘ vho >!i|\L.\ i L1 ] widow, Mother Carey. and ber three | daughter. Lallic Joy Popham. who, | IANDEL & 5 |« 13 voice. As a special atirac- | clildren, Gilbert (arey (Eugene | by her old fashioncd dressing fur- hary i 8 s the management ix showing the ! Shakespeare), ney Carey (Margar- | hishes much amuscinent ‘.,,,,‘ pictures of the Yankee division’| | el Leomurd) and Rathleen (Marion Howard Wesche as Cyrii Lord, the | boys in France. Excellent views of the | | Cqos . The “Yeliow Flouse’ was ouly painter in Beulal. also fits in A FAIRBANKS bilice Open : ‘ s at Seicheprey. Chemin Des —with— ) following the death of . | well. Through the efforts of Mother .| busbana and father. The family Carey. Henry Lord. Pl D.. (Charles Dames and Bourg ure sndwn . { left but little woney and that is used | Mylott) and Cyril, his son, are united i = S 5 B - 2 % LILLIAN | to purchase the house in Beulah, into companionship. which has not WILL BE AT THE P It « cars that after living i the existed bhetween father and son since house several days Nancy finds in un the mother diec he cast of churac- NEW | old fireplace a will made by Granny ters in this week T g is fol- BRITAIN IAS'H Hamilton, former owner of the Yel- lows | ‘; | low House, giving the louse and land | Ossiain Popham arrow LePaige | in the vicimity, on qis twenty-fift wrey .. Kugene Shakespeare | | birthdar, to Tom Hamilton (Clat : 3 ret Leonard NEXT 'K y who in China. Mother ¢ ..... Alina C. Gleason § FAREWELL TO THE : ey [ D o e e, iy | ot Carey T A eaton Lyceum Players Keith Vaudeville §:.., 1f1;‘,3"[n;li'flf.tl-"l“}‘;. TN MON. - TUES. - WED. stanees, without telling Mother Carey. Jull ey <. org fromer: “BROOKS' REVIEW™ | Dianswer to s letter Hamilton a- | Mrs. Ossian Popha . Hazel Stone IN HIS NEWES \ iGEST, BEFTER-THAN-EVER PICTURE room.”" I flushed angrily, my sanity forgot 6 apples. ten. 1 suppose it was becairse 1} 6 tablesnoons S 2 - 5 2 i TR tablesnoons Sugir. ! from their Ncw York office wired the | that they-are mot man and svife they sriceess Jast evening in theic presenta- that many of them ave just taken fo Phone 1000, \|l'n-4||‘i|w in BERZACS CIRCUS rive dun'" n-. mounth of June, on} lailic Joy Pophzy .. The Mother Carey and dur- | Tom Hamilton SPECIAL \TTRACTION o Tiis s i ¥ mes rv | Henry Lord, Ph. . .. Charles Mylott . Dougl = Delightiul Story of Mother Love—Made into tea 1 ) { wve Iie 5 - PICTURES OF mizch 1 nes. 4 2 P3 T N A g the lugeborg romen). cousin to Nancy NEW prere RE AT PALACIL Roll By E 3 . A : e SEE PHE YANKEE DIVISION also fewrns' of ‘thre secret and when a1l | Since D irbanks associated T MOL} L ”"“:;\':"‘ 'li:'\‘:,,_(l:' + NEW. BRITAIN'S F3- IN FRANCE 1t of the parlor she secures the | with Mary Pickford, Charlic Chaplin A A s S L & . B! witl and is about to read it when she | and D. W. Grifiith. decided to produce 1E THOSE SE Now: s R LAST CHAN SEE SCends tafien ac Scicliepres, hears someone approachi In her | independentiy « year ago, each forth- ST e Sl I U i RV e E';:"" ‘fi;”")\“ :El",}'!“,“:‘:{’:))“\'(‘”‘)‘.2,‘}]‘" 8 Chtnts Dot Do i confusion she drops the will on the | coming unnouncement frowm this “Big REMEMBER—NEXT MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY! " e = = o i ks d Hloor: - Tow enters ai has w« short | F T s cted Wwith-much enthusi- ! tal® with Juiia, who 5 Lim, tell- §+ The Tnited” Xrtists corporation YOU'LL GQ CRAZY OVER THIS ONE!