New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1920, Page 16

READY FOR AUTO SHOW, Work ha been started getting the armory prepared for the big automo- i sl 1 | « 3 bile show which opens Monday night AND | i and will run every afternoon and | § X 2 3 'y b W reni <t week. The commit- evening of next week iee in charge of the event will hold a ADELE GARRISON’S NEW PHASE OF | ' : g kB : TN ineeting 1i; cvening and complete - - c R 4 ~ final arrangements. The show is Revelations of a Wife * [ being run under t jces of Com- 3 . % - ¢, pany M, State Guard, and Company 2 ? Lyl ST P = 2 I Veter ‘orps. The men in charge 2 o — . have been working havd for several they feel confident that s show will outpass the suc- S 5 ul one of last year and mo city in HOUSE OF EXCHLLENCE fry Underwood sed Tis lios siflz Mr. Underwood.” the country the size of New Britain lc ~R botter auto display. h»n,, m >l x DA y ;“5-‘\‘“ B ”., e A S 3 : I\l'DDLh[\'IAS PLAY’]NG ere will he a concert and dance TONIGHT AND SATURDAY s espio A 2 is ¢ Monday night a fine nd me. | saw that you.” = = e s 'n arrang f the moods W 1 did not look toward 1 @ AT SELWYN IN N. Y.I? 1 program bhas been arranged te me : most in the .sp:v.\xf ”’\r‘;‘ «|1 w‘x;‘w v';-“‘tw B ns : : 3 il i most popular soloists, will ren- and T > L 1 m il g der a_ number of selections. It is ot . 1 firm ¢ ' 2 eside A Middlemas, a local man, is itain’ : almost o S “ d ldlemas el New Britain’s automobile show and and the s v tall ] 3 ok a ar in “Buddies.” which is now | {he people of the city should give it mo look up in rrily, playing the Selwyn theater, West | their loyal support. ext week will e o o~ AT \ rey Underwood lxplains.” 124 strect, _New York. Middlemas is | pe automobile week and the commit- KNOWS HOW TO OPEN A SAFE IN the son Mr. and Mrs. Wi tee has done everything to make the 99 | Middlemas of South 1igh street, this | show a big hit, and now it's up to “A Bur lar b Prox city. the people of the ¢ity to hack them i The leads in “Buddices” are played } up. ; "y Iml.mzii l’xnmr-ul’vs’z.\' Wood ]’m(} —_— PRIZMA PEARD WHITE MUTT AND JETF FOX NEWs tehed into thc fEolon Ha LYCEUM THEATER. Do iheey e e o e e % 3 long and -su £ m in the i ¢ 3 Middlemas appears as a The mnew bill’ of vaudeville and -\ \ the company, the plav{ pijctures at the Lyceum theater on u story of army 1 STk : (St < pleased large audiences at the open- How Harry Underwood =1 - Haco) Unless otherwise noted, these notices are en by the press Fhucilied Mudac neg . burcaus ot the thealers or other attractions with which they deal jew!" >NV E uite finished your T said e ipon said to the next in im- el e ing performances vesterday. Middlemas has been with o one of the best programs that ha 5% FOUR BIG \hlll""l of shows on the road w - been seen at this theater since * became Broadway successes, : ‘ ; i . : 24 = el & md\ml the leading roles in some of return to the vaudeville and mov The Abysslnlan Elght “l';“-";“"‘ R : e s S b x D them. Fle playved in “‘Good Gracious,»! picture policy. William $. Hart, opICitiof S Annabelle,” in New York and on the | “John Petticoats,” features the pic- FLLL OF PEP preliminary road tour. e also ap-| r4 program. The management did peared in “The House of Glass.” lie ! 5 % served in the navy during the war | not overlook the vaudeville in book- Dill and returned to the stage some time | ing the bill. i SATURDAY. THREE SHOWS: 1:15 — 5:15 — 8§ ACTS — FEATURING BOOTHBY AND ABERDE iad old me!” 0. i S e s A Alj the girls are taking their hon: Dance {o your heart's content at the 2 to the Elks' fair—advt, AT PALACE Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday not tell. Stubbornly 1! ¢ L « 1 e a Sund mind that he should not | ! b i L to prot oges and box seafs ¥ ol o0 U rritated g wer 1 > R f 3 ¥y 8 ) 1 Tickets s on sale at oflice r v. One Saines e % ATi SR G e ol 5 nelected for ihe SUCCESSOR TO C. S. HILLS & CO., HARTFORD. Wit 3 ight sho s Corinne Grif — steps down ul stage pla)‘ The Climb- - ... | OurJanuaryClearance Sale wandering around Inrope 5 he collision of two trains head-on | escape from w German nrison. s at top \yv"m! contributes one of the big ive happencd uj the ene, and f thrills of z h's picture “The I net fathom Stews: as sta supported by He ‘StUmPs you, doesn’t it? ihe sub . Morey and an all-star cast, w ect of my query inquired maliciousi. | shown at the Palace theater tonight e o s | e L0 Real Economies on Dependable Wearables - 8. HART | oo o o0 2 ) We Insist That Now Is The Time to Buy Suits, Coats and Dresses The locomotives used aie i job for a littl 1 33 S knittinz, : Jargest, fastest type, and heayy T THEY WILL BE MUCH HIGHER NEXT SPRING ’ 2] ; 5 2 Al S form both trains i - biistans FOXC " WEEK. i L:&;‘,;.’:X\;:'L-H- e aae S — g - SMART SUITS I _u-,‘nfl \]\':m,..:«_' " stage i r. ety \_{}!l{if‘lf‘!l7"-’""_»*"_“‘""- o Made in the season’s most approved styles of Broadcloths, Velours, Silvertones and novelties—many richly trimmed with fur. The FATT i Sarinatmad agsuchygs 2V YT IR i 2 SLIOL present prices are far below what they ought to be, as the spring season will demonstrate. We especially mention three groups, tneluding tain folks last summer at the a man’s mistaken suspicions of his Bilis us higt = $5.00 N be f tured at Iox's wife and ull]l (lmnntxn consequences JARBUCKLE | i ot " sy | st s, s, $34.75 $47.75 $69.75 yurth million dollar | Mr. Morey por 5 aracter of a NEWS % . ¢ of Ileast strong. successful man torn by jeal- Hel L e LOVELY COATS B s an extra added attraction Fatty 3 . £ Arbuckle is shown in new com- | ] Vaudevdl anfm’d TG el A mee e Smart models of velour, silvertone, tinsel cords and chamelion Plush Coats, short, three-quarter and full length models, both e i hining Bryce" with Jack Hox- cloth in all the new colorings—many are fur trimmed, others tailored fur trimmed and plain. These Coats ace better values than we can | Main Strect hone C-1026 | te and ann Little and the |'uth News and suitable for Spring Wear. At three prices for the Clearance buy today, as such qualities are growing scarcer each day They are now marked at their lowest figures and qur advice is “buy them oD = showing the world's news. concludes Sale: k. boors orex sase || BURLESQUE | i it Wi el et Vi 27.75 45.75 59.75 SHOW BEGINS 1:00. TICREEE e m.,m’,\ in “The Knockout,” a roar- . . . B TINtots i oax WEEK O JAN. 19 | ig comedy skit. Josephine Davis and 2 7.7 37 75 ) 69.75 J Siiey Svd bos T2 pleasing routinellor For Values Yor Values For Values Jean Bedini’s : and musical offerings. Tha To $35 To 79 To $100 Tor Values For Values For Values | Do Koch troupe offer an escellent o COMING | PEEK-A-BOO S Nathie eRibon | Great Savings Over Next Season's Prices. To %35 To $59 to $100 GUSON . _— AL FOX'S THEATER. ] e el STYLISH AND PRACTICAL WOOL DRESSES IR EEEEE MI‘Q‘LMjMM@ this week. sual this ; ; . showing of Serge and Jersey Dresses These prices are so low that perhaps vou will think the Dresses n finds no trou in hand- : clever styles are pnpuh v priced at are unworthy of consideration but we emphatically declare that NIGIT AND SATURDAY ——— 5SIHOWS SVTURDAY NITA STEWART folks for thrce ; ‘ “]“fl“\)\{::{ R?‘h‘_k:‘“\. \ 1ul|lh“. $19.75 and $24.75 l‘j;:::;m many at nearly double their price that weren't nearly ? THERE'S A WIDE CHOICE OF BARGAINS IN voung meiden awakens onc discover an intruder in her 1 R U The January Clearance Sale of Tousc el Ao Men’s Wearables j@@m@@@m@@@m@fi ALL WOOL IRA KNIT SWVEATELRS—Shaw] and cufl MEN'S SILK FOUR-IN-HAND TIES—S835¢ and :ek coliars, one of the highest grade aters manufactured—- $1.00 grades. Sale Price Sio e 650 offe b E S e S o $10-00 MEXN'S WOOL HALF HOS glish rib in heather mixstures, medium weight; value $1.00. - heavy and medium weights Salet Price L 65c in maroon, navy, dark green, srey and hather mix- i : 16000 ana sih 00 i MEN'S WOOL HOSE—Black only, splendid quality; 39 st L ST RGN o e e 30 5 and ¥ ~- AN AT - vening - MEN'S W s ERS—Heavy aud medivm weights, shawl 1 TRyl OngaRy A Hos Doliblef hestsfand jtoes 1 white aud colors; value 9¢ a pair sale and he s Al vy weight slip-on Sweaters that “THE WRECK?” A PASCINATING DRAMA (o] (] i) ) DED \TTRATION! ———_ \DDED \TTRACTION! ATTY ARBUCKLE in “THE HAYSEED” KEITH VAUDEVILLE CHARLIE CHAPLIN 5 “\ DAY'S PLE Fine Acts Monday. T Mo Wednesday NOTICE—BUY YOUR RESERVED SEATS NOW 101 SUNDAY HT'S PERFORMANCE. Tickets on sale now at Box-Officc, S I i § MEN'S FINE “SILK LISLE” ITALF HOSE MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS—Saft cu silk fiber and an il cights: regular value. Sale Price HARTIORD. | Sale Price ........ e e $3.45 1: Tormer pricc ssc. Sale Price 3 NIGHTS Bes. MONDAY MEN'S SILK BATWING AND STRING TIES —Odd lots; S THREADS SILIS S HALT SFOSE=—Both plaih ‘and | fancy, . broken lines of high grade dqualities; values to $1.50. Matinee Wednesday = - JOIIN CORT Offers the Musical Comi- e E cdy Success ALED IDIUM WEIGHT RIBBED SHIRTS AND DRAW- FIDDLERS THREE SR e R SRl e e e G O T IS fol] UGS ;\‘;‘jl‘:;_"; )TS MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHURTS —-Doth so B s MEN'S HEAVY WEIGHT RIBBED COTTON UNION SUITS—- ¥ - uffs, bargai if your size is ere; values g - P Ward, Gl cufts, bargain, :‘ 0 ize is here; valu A well made and servicable gament; value $3.50. \-1 Beauty Battalion, up to $3.00 Sale Price HaE Ay Sale Price ..ociviaciencsnrenecanin. R E l"""v L0200 FAints Cogi S0 R ————— Scats Tomorrow, . m. 1% (o1 ) ) ) ]