New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1920, Page 4

MY HEART anpo MY HUSBAND ADELE GARRISON'S NEW PHASE OF Revelations of a Wife | | [alLgiBe SRR T , e || : o MI”O = S e —— How Mrs. Durkee Agreed dull just now. and | can manage ‘o and Then Confided in Madge et away carly alternoons and help | Luckily, Alfred Durkee's back was | Leila a lot.” therwise roted, these notices are written by the press ward me and 1 was able to signal a His face was wreathed in the! hurcave of e theat or other attractions witl wlhich they deal rning appeal to his mother. That { fatuous smile of an engaged man who | o heeded my warning, bethousht | sees long hours of close association I DL et h e oE olf of the consequences thal(with the lady of his choice ahead of FOX'S THEATER. Mning By 4 SCreaming com- | giger A\ary cooks t follow her open disapproval of [ him. His mother said nothing and | dasiche Sweet, in Fighting Cres- and the Pathe News. The Keitit| oe"p0 rdulte EhaT S & arare Combinatiofl Of i estion, 1 knew by the ! manazed to keep on her fave ( the Jesse D. Hampton Pathe | ¥audeville bill changes for four new | 1iichen an underst she smoothed out the resentfn!|smile of contentment she had brought iture, opens today at Fox and | 9¢tS and contains muny novel feac | chemisiry of cooklng:® 1 from : i quallty and flavof 4 : ¢ o e e tur Hip Raymond, e : Mgt it et e e e e e : i, fo1 fhe rest of the week. L i study of domestic sc ; Lsse ‘on over t s plan But whe Ifred d esc d s chiel character is C the RO » LS | university. Conseque e 1 passed a flatiron over them plan. But when Alf 1 escort | iiveley tin bovid rsity. hsequently th W hy of course, Alf, that would Dr. Gibson out of the room she | 'dushter of am ) 5 Y Should blense. Buker & |she offers is a happy combinatio A pure cane sugar syrup made | ha o o < . are ¢ly, and I'd rather have L ;! signed to me to shut the door fhas migrated from Kentucky in theor Wl prac o of me than anybody els S wiion she Wae sise thef mere ani m| TP ot Sl MoKisine 1 en-f 1 aton & Goreen she gives Is her st tried out by the refiners of Domino Pack-. aged in a feud with Old Man e Somed g EsKILROnEthel i Crossra and served at her family table. : rison over a boundary line. Cressy | A0 the Four Arrens offer a variety (Copvucne . RE A) age Sugars—Tfine flavored, full: ¢ I paid her powers of dis aised herself to a sitting position. || : e . s : eing the prettiest zirl in the com- | #Ct that will a mental tribute. “But,” withj = W simoly it nal it 1 o . . n mental tr mply 2 tand it | yunity, atiracts the attention of John o Table salt is inclined to become -bodied, and of clear, rd, the school-master, but she does J ‘U™ 2 ard and lumpy in damp weather. An t the right note of considerate | Madg cailed. “That sirl will | ] b, *‘don’t you think it would be |he all over my things, usinz them P . = T - e aling Pl e e 0 o o e e G el et it s sncitions The Lycoum theater offers amothe - way o prevent this is to put a | - appealing color. An ¥y unjus as sive | 4 just k « knc has en in love with s, rons for the last | ins of rice the salt shak- | ; 3 rse, she will C ke care S, i 1 e i o1 £ g B & p ne S R so much tim ‘olr course, she Wil {now to take care: of things. Thos: |4 cousin of the Harr ; f G i tan Bt S Mooy ey Aot i : excellent syrup for the [ that she must do it if you asi|g never know anything hut danc-yplexed younz man. however, finds his picture, “Someone Must Pay.” | packing and assists in breaking any . and she will vll‘x)hulvl_\]gl\'“ ub i ing and sewimz. Oh, dear, this bu love making greatly hi apped by | is the feature, with such stars as Ed- | small Tumbs t neErorn i table and one that will tlc_of her own that ought to De | ness of having a daughter-in-law isn't ) Cressy’s hatred for the Harrisoms ane 3r < < >repared t £ is ofte 1 d n ers @ ¢ Harrisons and | mund Breese, Gail Kane, Jackie Prepared table salt is often mixed ; gy i e < ‘]ndml! 1? : W jwhat yvou might think it is! : And canj her extremie family pride. unders, Hugh Thomson and others. | with corn starch. The corn starch ; Tt add a dEhCIou flavor [T.et Leila and me do the worryir you imagine what a state this house A time comes when the feud | This is the be i . 5 hsort ampnest : = daved : 4 - g g o est picture ever c rsorb: the dampness, leavinz the i to yOur (_Ouklflg d. with such enthusias g > | hearing, clutched at my hand and| ut that part of it,”” Alfred retorted. kivill be in with Alf and her runni 1ches the danger point and Joe is|in the interesting carcer of {salt ¢ happen to know (hat she has notl hings? Much work they'll do. Andjshot by one of the McKinstry men. | Abrahamson, The photography is| Silver-topped salt shakess need | on hand just now that can’t * Cit's moonlight for the next week, t00.” | C'ressy hides him in the barn and fe i t ti 1 cept S > 1 g on I pnowELh 1 A . vl i @ G perfect and the settings claborate and | #pecial attention and shouid be kept Ameti ini for two or three week What Madge Promised TS ST, Tl 6 oviall B A Ao s e e O O G i (o e e can arRefining Vas there unconscious deprecation i | laughed outright at the littlc [@rives. Then Cressy breaks the ! New York by storm both a story | Todes the metal and badly discolored 3 R e P e R S L his tone? . My thoughts went woman’s despairing ton news to the McKinstrys and the Har- | S B i | tops are the result # R “Sweeten it with-Domino the characterization Dic 2| “will kindly tell what| Tisons {hai she Biae Bousht che demal| S0 9T US remmkanle sast 7 he EHgreCIati s { i vo aiiindi GAFLE IS e v AC 5 SRS L Rat e o e s boushifche tlesa Four big vaudeville acts have been Menu gor Tomorrow. e ? A : ; made 0f the Fairfax sisters moonlight has to do with it?” I de-|title to the land and that she and | 5 ety Lt e Qranuiated s abldh, Powdered. Confectiohers Brown. "B . dear. lovely girl HG [l ea Joc are going to live there. ooked. The opening number is The Breakfaust—Orange juice hot waf- Golden Syrup..; i I, “but they'll never amount fo| \why, if Leila does any canning| There is an entire change of the | “f:’;&":“ “x_'(‘l" i ‘(f'r‘-‘;hf‘“l‘w( ““I""”” L “"flf”” LS e e {hevill e feactiing faxt; in lenehinavel tofdolsome lofl it at misht; iMaudoviiie {Llllineadedibyfichol §Creole [T o Sy e o B s e o e [ e biie: sandeione. i native ginia town when Rifa | 1 aqlways have to, {hings come in such | BeVU & company. of genuine cal- b o, to S fith 1 2 4 . e A Gt Lo - wn is a successful exhibitor.” bunches, you know. And can you [ Ored artists, in tuneful melodies, mer- e dndiglavorsyti s oculsandiences [inonsygeinserbreac Sie e act Maw il caiomIY ) Lello i tancine an o iasaal coiiie aanis || 1imentlang e . dancing. There | L¥nton and Paris are a pair of clever | Dinncr—Broiled halibut steak. fax took the work which Alfred | ton L iaress jc | are Nitentunmalkers iin fithis ofrermyy | GoXiedians fand Sare Seurcitoliplease. iiinenchiiitiedfipotatoss | stewed ifoma., i A i fomatoes WhenBtH ool o Moo N0 4 3 * | “Those Five Girls” have s -t which | toes, ceiery and radisMes, steamed hentiy regarded so lightly. If she |.(> 1t they started ‘em. they'd let | 41ma White, the queen of se Five G have an act whicl s, ; a s, stea g 1 ‘n limitations, | - 3 i ! 3 . | phonis > nd Wilson in pat- i 15 out of the ordinary in girl acts. | orange pudding, coffee. not realize her own limitatio em burn black while they went out| (") * o FECT JHE TS o There is an abundance of good har My Own F tAifred possensed theilackciof dactilana epoanediifthelmoonliENE eIl I STt nan wh e mmicts inh oi | mony andimusicliand specialiesencry| o : understanding of the feminine | ;here's one thing, she shan't use my | o ‘cuxlm;iv Lc‘tpmfillf\lto the !"”' . (';|'x:led 4 I‘»Q ‘:iH fornT!:ut fma Sometim @ fish sauce is served d common to so many husbands, | hest preserving kettle and burn it up. 7\1‘ i 'f,.‘ ]0 he :}(l\t:n- 'r 5 = S ¥ i o C e o with znother sort of s his sives B s ociiis tre oom Madge, vou be & good girl and take | \UreS of Ruth” JMutt & Jeff, Fox |of the week at the Lyceum should'a novel but truly delicious combina- o R el g L A , | News from all over the world, tha | Prove to be a banner drawing carl | tion. Unless oune’s family ar real heir marital bark. that over to vour house and hide it.| cve, fascinating P 3 s . O i ear 2 9% PSS e ascinating rizmas and a e lovers of fish and sea foods, fish on er Alf will never know the difference.” | ccreamingly funny Chr W c 2 ! Y ifred’s tone was so decisive that T could el ahakernPherdtorlherilinees gly funny Christic comedy NOTEDP PHOTOPLAY COMING. Tuesday and Friday m seem like cidently saw it was use- ! «ing 3 e 5 make up an exceptionally intevesting too much fish. But by fighting shy fmother evidently s t wa silliness, but I controlled myself and | program. For the convenience of its | SRAERL D e Bl e to argue the question further and, f gpoke soothingly: 7 patrons the box office at Fox's the- e liny o e bndl o | efore, gave up the point at issiet — «Of course, T'll do anythinz You)ater will be open daily from 1:30 un- all different sort of fishes. twi a the gracious cheeriness that{ ant me to. But you must do some- [til 4, and from 5 until 9:30, thus week is not 100 often to serve it es her so lovable. | thing for me first, and that is to take | avoiding beinz compelled to stand in bt course, if she can come it Will | this pellet Dr. Gibson left. Then to-|line in all kinds of weather to se- perfectly wonderful,” she said. | morrow 'l plan everything out.| cure tickets for the evening perfor- vou must try to get somebody |.anq I am sure Mother Graham and | mance. elp her with the work. Katie will come over and put up thoso rs. Madge and I will see about | tomatoes tomorrow. You know Moth- teaspoon salt. * Alfred returned with a nod to | ep Graham is an old hand at canning, Al Put macaroni in well-buttered Fortunately, things are prefty Land she'd like nothing better than to [ . ! Pickford stays at the Palace ramekin Heat milk in a double boss Katie around on that job.’ Sarmasiieen Of }f““h week in her new- boiler. Add peanut butter and mix { % | “On. it she only would do those.” S u' e Hoodlum.” Miss Beautiful Women thoroughl Add salt. Pour milk HORLICK?’S Mrs. Durkee sighed. “T think T could ckford plays the greatest character of Society, duringthe past over macaroni. Cover with coarse THE ORIGINAL go to sl - role she has yet appeared in and is 2 . bread crumbs. dot with bits of but- o s that™ I said holdine| ®Ply sipported by an allstar east seventy years have relied ter and bake in a slow oven for 30 MALTED MILK I'll promise that” I said, holding| ynojyging Kenneth Harlan, a former upon it for their distin- Rtnntas id Imitath & Substitate, | {he Pellet and a glass of water out to | 1500) stock star. Otner films include uished appearance. The | | i et her. 'So shut your eves. a new episode of that exciting serial, ) ft, refined, p'e:rl.y (nn_. singerbread. white complexion it 4 cup strained honev renders instantly, is tablespoons melted butter. Deep in its pathos, filled with hu- man emotion. depicting a wonderful love, a story full of sweetness and loy- alty, “The Confession,” Hal Reid's wonderful stage play, has been made into a super-feature motion picture Macavoni in Ramekins. iat a cost of ninety thousand dolla i and is said to be superb artistically 1 and dramatically. The Confession” opens at the Pal- AT PALACF ace heginning Monday. cups cooked macaroni. 1-4 cups milk, ablespoons peanut butter. PARSONS’ THEATER always the source of 1 eg: HAR? flattering comment. cups flour. TS 3-4 teaspoon soda P ] O a / 1-2 teaspoon baking powder. ’ B AT T % G‘)f'”‘l“‘d = : 152 ciip| buttermtllc Tonight, 8:15—Mats. Wed. and sat.| N@TST-Tet =Y M G o) M | 1 teasnoon ginger. ¥dgar J. MacGregor and William el Al arn_ 1-4 teaspoon salt. p Moore Fatch Present FERD.T. HOPRINS & SON. New York - [RUSEEEE LN LIS LR AT T b [ | beaten volk of - Dissolve soda F ‘THE —_— ==—————=———=|in huttermilk and add. Mix salr, | baking powder and ser with flour SWEETHEART Threel)’s LR o HOUSE OF EXCELDENCE SHOP” | of ege beaten stiff. Bake in a mod- | Even., 50¢ to $2.00—Wed. Mat, LR E In this climate with its sudden changes we $1.00—sat. Mat. 50c to S$i. Heals Three Brofled Ualibut Steak. [ are all liable to catch cold. 3 1°1-2 halibut pounds steak < A terrible itchi e N c . TODAY—FRIDAY—-SATURDAY ( ; R AND Hamord (‘?\‘:‘r’e’; Eles'pm?e-'%'}5?3"'1)“."331;7?:’3}' JlE oo Julee o Briggs’ Mentholated-Hoarhound Cough Drops “leaw @ remarkable cure of a boy born % tablespoons butici are a safeguard — It is good policy to have a Main Street. Phone 1026-C A single bottle cured another ca =RLabloapoonsHlou box handy. They relieve the cough at once. = Salt Rheum of the hands 5 1 1-2 cups milk. BURLESQUE Quoted from recent letter from Walter Ric- | Nalt. i BLAN CHE SWEE H g S e L S C. A. BRIGGS CO. s g »y D.D.D. in healing all forms of skin troubl Talibut for broiling should be cut Max Spicgel’s Masterpiece from pimples and blackheads to severe cases | in steaks an inch thick. Wash and CAMBRIDGE, MASS. eczoma. 1t shonld reach your case too. Ask | wipe as drv vossible. iinkle | ’ d bout it. i . » Abe Reynolds fess the n':o(:;:‘r‘:lieye‘:?':‘l;n:o{x;z%‘ { with salt and pepver and place on a Makers of Briggs’ Boston Wafers @ h [ ] C ,, R D D well-greased broiling rack. It wili evue e e ] l N P lg tlng ressy | IHE IotlgnfbrSkn.\P. ey ;M[’ sy r,_\.m_[» o <UL LR R R L T s A Spicgel Beauty Chorus e With “Abe” Himself Add oysters and cook till the edges Bret Harte’s Wonderful Story of Rugged California. — — — curl Itemove to fish. Add flour to OX’S SUPREME VAUDEVILLE || oo i i et 0 FOR QUICK RETURNS USE - over Does the man of your house ever 4-BIG, QUALITY ACTS-4 e e e HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS MARY Entire Change of Bill Today S ALMA WIOTE FREDDY & WILSON “THE HOUSE OI' BIG HI ot Queen of all Xylophonists Comedians who can sing and 5 Easy to Make This talk. TITURS., SAT. Pine Cough Remedy THE CREOLE REVUE S gy i e and saves about $2. THE CLAS T CREOLE ACT IN VAUDEVILLE 3 BR | , You know that pinc is used in nearly TONIGHT, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY By all prescriptions and remedies for cougrhs. I 10—COLORED FUN MAKERS—i0 AND ¥he reason is that pine contains several ABSORBING DRAMA % peculiar clements that have a remark- JOE GRAY = able effect in_soothing and healing the B8 membranes of the throat amd chest. “ ‘ ‘ ’ , g2 | Pine is ffmous for this purpose. |~ Pine cough syrups are combinations of pine and syrup. The “syrup” part is 2: “THE MIDGET POLITICIANT usually plain granulated sugar syrup. To make the best pine cough remedy | that money can buy, put 214 ounces of Pinex in u pint bottle, and A1 up 2 with home-made sugar syrup. Or vou ’ , BR | e darified . mofasses, boney, 4,__._ __4 B | or corn syrup. instead of sumit syrup. Either way. you make a full pint—more than vou can buy ready-made for three times the money. Tt is pure, good and very pleasant—children take it eagerlv. You can fecl this take hold of a cough — or cold in a way that means busine The cough may be drr. hoarse and tight, ] or may bo persistently_loose from the formafion of phlegm. ~The cause is the same—inflamed membranes—and this Pinex and Syrup combination will stop it—usually in 24 hours or le; Splen- did, too, for bronchial asthma. hoarse- ness, or any ordinary throat ailment. THE BRESCOMS—Novelty Variety Entertainers, Pinex is a-highly concentrated com- Sha g 2 pound of zenuine Norway pine extract, LEE STODDARD—A clever miny and is famous the world over for its e : TR e S rat =B it upon cuuuhe LYNTON AND PARIS—Pair of clever comedians. Boware of substitutes. gist for ounce: directions, and don’t accept anvthing else. aranteed to e absolufe sat- isfaction or money_vromptly refunded. The Pinex Co., F't. Wayne, Ind. Will Discourse on Topics in General. The Smallest Artist on the Vaudeville St ADVENTURES OF RUTH” IN ITS FINALY SOD! FOX’S NEWS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD TODAY—See Somcthing in New E in on (he WETH X Gail Kane. Edmund Breese and Jackie Saunders, FHID t ARR ] BAKER & BOGERS T N SR R R B T A 7 HIP RAYMOND—Famous HWippodrome Clown, WM. MORROW—"0On a Country Road. ) SUNDAY ONLY NEXT WEEKR Peace of Roaring River” «“THE CONFESSION” “The [llustrious Prince” WITH HEN RY B. WALTHALL Hizhiy Fudorsed by Cardinal O'Commel and Bishop Nilan. THOSE FIVE GIRLS—Harmony and music with special scenery. A SHOW REALLY \\‘()R’l:ll WHILE. ¥or the convenience of our patrons our box oflice will he % daily from 1:30 until 4 and from 5 until 9:30 p. m. iR TUE STRONGEST DRAMA EVER ®°RODUCED. 1673 % 0 PR R 3 B 5 i R R R B8 S e R B B open 87 78 B0 5 0 0 0 0 R B B B B