New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1920, Page 4

MY HEART anp MY HUSBAN DELE GARRISON'S NEW PHASE OF Revelations of a Wife e vict Braithwaite X I shivered with Saved the Situation f 1 Sut his wi . b. Braithwaite—bluif, genial, un-| Vst inflection, disen | from Harrick ecting—advanced toward Jack s : and came 2 T ) i e wife took Katherine into her em- I el g e e and h out his hand in L her position by i ial & b S a patient I wonde s mighty good to sce you again, el,” he said heartily. " How ave whimsically her marriage 1o Youwre looking a little more ) { 5 | moody cousin of mine. worn with | wounds and illness, had ot dey when 1 saw you lust oped into a nursc-and-patient rela- k) he hwd tinished fyjon, only made a thousand times king that he looked fully at Jack. | jyope diflicult hecause of the binding eves were unconsviously’ watching | ey i preity picture stat Harriet S N thwaite made with the siende. | e xoiae helaiihe e o eful figure of Katherine enfolded: poautitully modulated intonations g rms s him s titsslis i T s i s gl e e o at last met Jack’'s eves smolder-: Kaherine, | wondered With anger, and his own eves nar- ' ok could wit = Bl A irnoPs ol Sludyingtou nd I could have beaten him. ili B-Tor the younger man’s $lranse: 1o undeniably was, for ihe coll wraih pu- in his eves as he looked at her ck stood as motionless as if he been carved from stone until the “In That Case—" ician had finished speaking, and nored completely Dr. braith s outstretched hand, The ex- | reminiscences.” the words came “If you have quite finished your snced professional man opposilc I IO AR e thirtine A however. was so used to humo e e invalids and adapting himselt o} 5 h that he dropped with suen itness the hand he held out tl blaze fort) manner of angry. insulting word.s. “perhaps you will explain to ou riends that we have only stoppe but a very close ob ; e 3 over between ins and. in order 1o d have noticed Jack had refusel dvance understand you're going We: PBraithwaite went on. with th nt desire of tapering off the con 5 4 ; . I, | dismay pass over prion Che change ought 1o do ). ¢ {hey had planned to stay for sev- a zreat deal of good eral days, knew that this sudden de- In Icy Anger - isjon of Jack's. born of I temper turned away carelessly as he!and jealousy, was as much a hlow fo zel the next one back, we can only Stay a few minutes. started violently., and 1 saw r face I Kknew I wondered if he saw Jack's{ her as if he had actually struck her. clemched into his palms and But she rallied her self-possession zed as I dil how iy brother-j gsamely. opened her lips in what, I in was battline with the insanej have no doubl. was acquiescence be to drive one of those clenched | cleverly worded to shield her hus- into the elder man's face. In my | band as much as possible. when ther hood and curly girlhood | had|came an interruption as unexpected or three times witnessed an ex-|as it was welcome. y on of the temper Jack usuall With the stately grace that makes under iron control. It s an | her always the very picture of the ition T had no desire to witness| traditional grande dame, Harrviet 1. As my thoughts flashed back ] HBraithwaite came up to Jack. inte:- n instamt to those long ago vears| posing berself so skillfully between membered another thin ai| Katherine and himself that he had infrequent rages of Jack's were | no chance to do anything save iy My about imaginary srievances, [ her his undivided attention as obsessed him today. and the “In that case,” she said smoothiy, ould heroically repress his temi-{ 'l must hasten to say (o vou some- any times when there was real| thing that cannot bhe de . Wili n for plosion of it you please come with me She laid her fingers upon his arm, fone was so low that {ook him down the steps and into the fing near nhim. could sca zarden path before he knew fairly it. 1t was almost a whisper, yet { what he was doing. aty ifi'fi @@@@@@fiufifi@@i @@@@-@QP@@QW YCE fatinee Daily 15¢—11c. Evening 28¢—17¢ &@@@@@@fifii fo THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Again—as Always A Show Beyond Comparison P “ cdede] - i @ The Greatest Super Drama of the Generation ! “The Boomerang’’ with enry B. Walthall in Seven Big Reel< 2o o £ % The colossal romance of love, frenzied finance, in- trigue, Wall street and the empty dinner pail. . £ el DTHER SPLENDID PICTURE PRODUCTIONS Overflowing With Adventure, Mystery, Romance, Comedy and 3 2 = Something to Talk About CLASSIC VAUDEVILLE You'll Say It Again ! One Splendid Big Show at # Eot-TotcfofetoteototetoteRoneiotofol o oy swift little tremor of humiliation and | .. ke Fol 2 H Uniess ofhernise uoted, these FOX'S THEATER. This evening there will be presented for the last time at Fox's theaier the spectacular and - western dramau, Gy, B nts iredevil, Lo sensationsl e Air Robbhery,” Hu\\ WO e on fri Planc at @ hun What would you do if you knew You were going to cHmb with hin from once machine to anothe 5,000 feet above Mother Karth? You would send Tor yvour lawyer and write your will 3 s the feeling the ireat Air RRobhery™ gives you. Two planes [ above the clouds, you in one and the hero battling for his sweetheart’s | with a sky pirate in the other cagle man who smiles at d reet above the carth—that's Locklear, Itide with him on an airplane wing air, be only 30 feet from him as leups (rom one plane to the robbers: be with him rrand tinal climax sces the great strugele above the cloude with two men bat- for dear life for a girl. 1t is the most g s ent and in- tense pi e at has ever been cust upon the silver sheet. Tt will hold you in a grip of steel, ip that vou will wever iorget as long as you live There are many more good things on the iil, incly x Vl]lrnl)v,. Christie comedy. Mutt i Jeff. News and the beautiful Pri :el. memories from are bound to pl Ne. ‘erg m nd company in a comedy sketeh entitied ure vaudeville attraction MARGUERITE CLARK AT PALACH Marguerite . Clark, the winsome Paramount star, will b@ the photo- play attraction at the Palace the last three days of the week, in-her new- est production, Men and a Girl.” © One of those most interest- ing pictures is “Three Men and powerful appeal: Marguerite Clark picture and her many admirers will Other photoplays onthe bill include {2 nmew episode of “Lizhtning Ligyee™ with Ann Little and Jack Hoxie comedy scream, and the old re! Pathe News, showing the world teresting and most important news in pictures The Keith \«.m-.\m» Lill will cousist of four cracker] acts, each one a hit, and featu “The Four Haigs,” wonder novelty workers and Jarvis & grrison in their roaring skit *L. 7 Ches- jter Johnson & Co. for some wonderful stunts with the aid of Carboni & Raymond, two singing and musical comedians wind up =a the standard set by the Palace. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years DON'T PUT OFF It's the neglected cold, cough, tender throat or tonmls, that debilitate and leave the body disposed to serious germ diseases. SCOTT’S EMULSION should be taken at the first sign of lowered Tesistance, cold or cough. The energizing virtues of Scott’s bring essential nourishment and help to the weakened system. Give Scott’s a trial. Scott & Bowne, Bloom#eld, N. J. "PARSONS’ THEATER HARTFORD. AND TOMORROW Matinee Wednesday PHKLAW You to Meet “MRS. JIMMIE THOMPSON?” (L Her Associates in a Merry Comedy - (o $2.00: Mat. 25¢ to $1.00. ‘GRAND Hartford Main Strect. rhone 1026-C BURLESQUE Eddie Lahr and . | Harry Coleman in| THE LYCEUM 3 H & | “The Roseland Girls” VAUDEVILLE buveaus o1 the theaters or other attractions with which they de t Fight smogglers with him in the * dangling rope ladder of the plane of | the exquisite poem by Whiltier. Fox's | vaudeville offers four fine acts that | “A Night at the Cabaret,” is the feat- | [ Girl” and contains a story with a ! is more dashing than eve in this | he wholly satistied with her role. : *| LEADS WOMEN OF Cu_ asparagus into iheh Dieces | T3 buier and tara mixed. bicycles and other apparvatus and | fine vaudeville bill that keeps up 1o, Always bears Signature of 4 : MAT. DAILY ORCM. 154 BALIIS notices are written by the HOUSE OF EXCELLE Slaloniof Dsil oN L oS THURSDAY., FRIDAY, SATURDAY B3 deeum clas- ary cooks daiiy for a family s leville, and the custe of tour Uts brought to her quality of picture productions, w itchen an + 1 the ter tonwrrow, 2 an av. Y oof domesiic v n oa state aid ot 10w to capaciiy audiences Oh, Oh, Cin k J 5 i n ji: the advice e elien i o | [m] gfiegamfzf/fe5[195 inthe also the Lyceum bas been un- § | tand the housc N i | 1 olfers is ¢ A »n combination of W every performance. and it would | - Every recipe be strdange if the meritorial attractions | she g h first tried out der the new ownership, the attractions oo il TR been o very < and it s | nine e i e = their inten ¥ 3 T from | ’ y i R RS Mo ol sl o s s se. Sometimes a per- [@] Z —with Locklear on S |—2as you soar with the theiy purbusb ot securing e vers best | G 1 S, SO @ oom! i Ssuear o PNl e o 8 : ; ).I\ ‘P‘] v faded gingham du he wais plane a mile the jaws of Death, 1 © phets as announced | ¢ house dresses ure inclined (o wear above the earth, “shooting” for your life, wates the fact that the management | 0L ISt Tor me. leaving | ] —through the cloud J N et as of this popular theater means to-man- | Pys 0L RG] LOO lanes on the trail ump. o0 A tain the reputadon which it has so s s sl e 5 ot T il e n e { practicing, for apron gingham s cx- of the men who plane to foil a ba splendidl ned MO N i aRaligh o sl e MG SRS [#]} robbed the'U. . Air Mall, skie ST O B bevond comparison. ipens £hC 0] & It « cws carpet s there will The most msounding drama since (he discovers of motion The feature picture d one of the . »e ple « ce o ) s to vork i 'S d i the pubiic 5T Buomerane.” | 1 4‘\“]\‘“\'\ .‘.:;j' \:n‘]’x\‘x‘h“““]'i‘(\v: iy cor R Sfaéea- n N o A Thullerin which LS which te 3 obsorbing inte > 5 iaa ey “jopen and the butions cut off make |B] the Clouds fheSkysthelexr—E] loveiiniiinti 18 event ae good cleaning rags for the spring at- packed full of the sort of action i tack., 3 e Bl GO, HER RO \\\\\ dramatics that will hold your atten- | foster some enthusiasm for the or- %\\%\ r booked tor the latter half of the week 5] ) ] ) ) ] e ] ) 5 )] ) o ) ) o ] - tion from beginning to end. for it ‘was | leal written by a man who knows his sub- | i row. = ject thoroughly, Williun Iamilton | 3 prunes, un- E | Oshore, wutlior of many “best sell. | CO0ked cereal, poi uzs on toast, ¥ ~ Univessal s and magazine storie In “The j colTed Boomerang” you will see that sterling | anfheon - Aspa umekins, Jewel | actor, Ile 5. Walthall. in one of | corn pone maple =3 e He is supported by yinner—smothe wm, baked : IR d - cast, i ]m(.m.“,_ fwhite potatoes. creamed cc staffed E Melhourne McDowell. Nina Byron, y abple salud, cup cusiard, caramel E | Helen Jerome Bddy Nigel De Bruillier cake, coff and Lloyd Whitlock. My Ouwn RKecipes. Throughout this stupendous produc- IFor smothered ham a choic tion treating of a subject that is be- J from the center of the ham may b : ing discussed all over the country. {used or, as the meat is cut about there runs most delightful love {two inches thick the Is n stor; Other pictures of merit which | carcfully trimmaod for 1 - ot S G ek e Memories tre on the lengthy screen program is | serving reel in the fitm world descr z in natural poem by Whittic the International News, containing @ very good way (o use the cnds of ! the mere important world happegngs |« smoked meat simmer Mutt & Jeff of recent date: the famons Jester | foi a halt. Then put 3 comedy, fei s “Almost Married,” ; < Sh. add o dash of mus- [B] CHRISTIE NEWS TRAVEL continuous vos of {agrd, G At bread crumbs, pour = e Lion Man.” a.regular Fni B whole and bake about | vhiz-hung' of mivstery and, thrills, and b8 E-a bot oven. jE EATURING well, why miention 112 Sutlig o y agps in Ramekin.. 2 e, 15 Combine. tvs. pictres SR o e (= A Night at the Cabaret { usual classic vaudeville atiractions Sl boiled cows [m] 50 oilod cos ient aplenty™ to make t cups white sauce O] SR TR abe white s )] )’ ) il oo ) ) ] ] 1 tablespoons grated bread crumbs e Doooooooonooaoooooooo) W = 1-4 cub chopped raisins. Put & layer of asparag 1=t cup chopped nuts. WEST VIRGINIA kins. Add slices of hardboiled { pour over white sauce, sprinkie with | AGAINST H. C. L. | tread crumbs and grated cheese hake 15 or n a hot oven Wish apples and remove iRl e e wiites and yolks of Then scoop, out.the fruit, the second scas = evoniiit 10 wak jeeborately ) _Ingredients. | shell about a .juarter of SREn e e e e s in weited butter | thick. Mix raisms. nuts,. appie, nd dard. 3 well-beaten. | cheese and jelly Iill appies, place | o [ oesgs, beaten till a bed of shredded lettuce and | ST B 2 a well-greased | qdad so s d dr D0 A DEl i nomy is the discrimination be- n luxuries and necessities MARYE" | cup milk 2 tablespoons grape jelly. ! spoons baking powder ’ 1 Neufchatel cheese. | spoon salt. Corn Pone. sugain cup corn meal cup flour Yellow Mustard for @@@@ufii@@@fi@@@@@@@@ Sore Throat, Tensilitis %ffl -’ s . H A C E e pouit Fou raiions I U THE HOUSE OF BIG HITS ALWAYS A FINE SHOW ness, in n TONIGHT ONLY. ANITA STEWART. GOOD VAUDEVILI FHURS.— PRL—SAT. i Marguerite Clark ; hat. i anid effoctive MRSHBDN TWILS | T " B “Three Men and a Glrl” E’ Charieston. W. Voo Alrs. Woodson lopting chest BCOldiEvon . \Vills.) president’ of. the VWestl Virs | sheedssand lusting rotiet with g i ; ) ginia Federition of Women's clubs, is | 1HOS il ""'\‘” LR FI'S A PARAM OUNT PHOTOPLAY lining up the club forces of the state L | T st ot e R (e y CHR g iR 10 sisER PATHE NEWS LIGHTNING BRYCE =) soon as Governor Cornwell suggested | ' " 200 [] j such a proposition to her. she com- | e = = = K h V d ll A municated with every chb presiden — Keit audeville cts in the e asking them to attend thy state H. €. L. meeting which the « o e torney general arranged io be held in Z lnj i LEJ - PEATURING * Ends indigestion il “1; I”.”.W \}' Al Fn It relieves stomach musery, sour stom- @ TUHE FOUR HAGS and JARYV IS and HARRISON in “LONEISOME? @ momen foditee apichisiyiialis ach, belehing and all stomach disease or E the ott method of estabenindgihs =l e money back. Large box of tablets 60 E' e dowi s i woa e and $1.20, U@E][i]@E@@@EE@@]@@@@E@@@@@@EE —IN— been outlined by I cents. Druggiste in all towns. SSERVED SEATS FOIRR SUNDAY ON SALE NOW —CONCERT— BY THE FAMOUS Flonzaley Quartet SOUTH CHURCH Tuesday Evening, Mar. 16, 1920 UNDER AUSPICES MEN'S BROTHERHOOD Admission $l .00 Tickets Eachanged at . - Co. Music Store. 216 Main street, Priday, March 12, »