New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1920, Page 4

DLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife answer to my the door indignanit had, And quavering opened, I saw by fact that he and indeed, heard every was no Indignation, however. from the | in twinkling brown eyes of the was | 8lant who stepped over the doorsill in Dick’s wake, strode to the hedside and loaked down at me. He looked as if he were going to burst into a hearty langh the next second, and I felt my nervous annoyance at my mother-in law's rudeness slip away from me The very appearance of the man— his stature, the width of his shoulders, keen, humorous, kindly face radiated strength and healing the young woman who when in “come in,” Dicky's the ph¥siclan waord Doctor's Verdict e!" Dicky's volce soundad door, hasty, “I've May wo rough the door doctor with me foin-law turned ors Into which she garments she had un the suitcases gelonging d me, and stiffened Into onished protest ed me efficiently, nner as if I had been my bn, on some appetizing but nuated delicacies, dubbed rlance, “light diet,” and my hair and put on a | Simply n over my night attl So you're d sternly forbidden me #n’'t need the extra cat's tail?” he up in bed, save for the . looking over keenly of my breakfast. And I|° 1, ma'am,” turning nnexpectedly aly watched and resented | ©0 my mother-in-law, “I agree with ple capability as she put | Y0U. ‘She laoks as if she could kill tor i ba-ar his mawnin Prassing Roception Mother Graham Outgeneraled ® to me to lle In bed un- My sther-in-law’s fu was a Uy i1, and added to this | ®'udy. The big man had agreed with as the fact that [ was | Nr %0 aptly, and with such an inimi- since the grinning Man- | table air of deference that for once d away the tray of dishes | ' her life she had nothing to say -law had ordered, I had | ] vaught Dicky’'s eye over her should- ng myself with culinary | € @nd he dropped his lefy evelid. 1 fck steaks, broiled to u | Knew then that he had primed the ehickens and all the rest | Physician before he brought him to viands. Not that I dis- | ™} r0om na to my desire to get out thy and toast and gruels wnd my mother-in-law’s bther-in-law had planned 1 1o keep me In bed stronger food I beg rybody's pardon.” D earth sw this mean?” | PUt In oothl I should hav y demanded when trdduced Dr, Paige. Dr. Paige, my br breath. “1 ordered no Mrs, Graham, and my need a doctor about Answers to that name noeds two talls humor g the nmiatter with you Hght dlet won't cure Iy scorned to lovier her ord must have hoen dis on the other side of the and in Into the air determina erave when mother who also she i» in good The big physician gave a would have rattled the th had been less securely set in their ran'am | suppose 1'd better fee, anyway. Just put this under your tongue.” ey B “SNe doesn’t look very cantanker- . aus he drawled smiling dflv\n At manm 1 suppose earn my fee, any ts and Children way. Just put this under your tong: had taken a clinical thermome- He he Over30Years | .. fron iix case and popped it into my mouth us he spoke. While waiting or its verdict he felt for my pulse, nd when he took the thermometer et of my mouth he seaned my tongue a ent laugh that windows f earn my sravely. Then the twinkle came into m-fla’l‘ When di@ you eat?” , My mother-<in-law answered him in About half an hour age.” Original What ? Ited Milk and Invalic- sy t and Subst him suyecinetly twinkle more pronounc 18 he listened. Th his fuce to over ened most professional “HOUSE OF HITS” TUESDAY WEDNESDAY S MOST BEAUTIFUL PRIMA DONNA IN HER DE- BUT IN PICTURES IN he Hidden Truth” COMEDIES Kenth Vaudeville Acts--4 With WATTS AND RINGOLD The Blushing Bride & Groom BARRFETT, GRE WOooD €0, “The Motoring Romeos” AND EDWARDS Pancing Boys” coMm Nt SOON Pickford in “Suds” i ! H t ..’flfifl#fl‘fl#fl###a&.‘i i FOX'S vn r[)[\,'l. i '##fi'N@@#fi#&##“%fifififi&##fifi###’ — TUES, — WED. — AUG. 30, OM MOORE e IN— “DUDS” y Romatice, Live, Flerce Encounter, Tangled Motives, Blg Stakes b TARKINGTON'S “EDGAR'S JONAH 8 HUSBA i CHESTER OUTING AUDEVILLE D & STEWART RITT & MACE Strange Women, DAY" FOX NEWS 4--Headhnerx--£ ED. AND MABEL J MAILA & COMPANY MIPDAY — SATURDAY — N — CSWATER, WATER EVERYW} AY - L s NEXT SUNDAY EVENING SEPT. 5TH. First Episode of the Serial Supreme “BRID} FOX ENTERTAINMENTS fers foum excéllent Unleas otherwise noted, we 6 Il f wiATERy ) .' >4 - PN = Y \,o- notices are written by the press buegus of the theaters attractins with which thes desl BILL AT PALACE. The Hidden Truth” comes to the Palace theater on Monday, pa- trons of the photodrama will have their fiigt opportunity to see Anna Case, the beautiful grand opera prima donna, on the scree | “The Hidden Truth” is the story of Helen Merrill, a beautiful girl who is an entertainer in Bill Sheridan’s saloon in a Western town. She be- triends Myrtle Cadby, another danc- ing girl, swhose husband, a drunkard and a bully, mistreats her. Myrtle becomes very ill and before she dies gives Helen a letter telling her to make use of it. It is to a man, her father’s former mining partner, who had gone East, and to whom she was supposed to have gone when she rap away and married her husband. Helen goes East to the home of Charles Taylor. Before she goes East she learns other men have salted a mine and are trying to sell it Charles Taylor is the man to whom they are trying to sell it. Under an assumed name, she becomes engaged to Taylor, hiut when he discovers that she is not who she represents her- 10 be. he tells her he does not » her. She saves him from being swindled and love again enters his heart The Keith vaudeville bill of acts with Gold & Edwardk, the dancing boyr: Watts & Rinzold, the blushing bride and Franchine Bros, in a novel- and - Barrett-Greenwood Motoring Romeos.” new groom ty offering Co., in “The TOM MOOI great made of the world in which the boil- humanity wrought strange With the armistice the fire was quenched, but the angry seething of the superheated elements continued, and continue to this day Plots, schemes, revolts, form decp down, and boil to the surface A story of this post-war effect is “Duds.” featuring Tom Moore, which opened at Fox's for three days this afternoon It concerns a young in of the U. & army work after his army are still thousands work or prospects, Moore is an war aldron ns of results discharged routine of experience. of young oMc There men without characters as Tom trays in this picture. It sorbing story of real life he picture was directed by such ab- Tom Pioneer Carage Rear 193 Main Street. Cars for hire for parties, reuaon.bh: rates. When in trouble on road call 8.1-]2 Our wrecking car will respond. PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER C— e p——— 193 ARCH STMERT DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET. Livery Cars for Hire, oay and Night HYMATA Is Guarantcegl to Curc Boils, Car- Swollen Glands (external) Blood Polsoning (any cause), Old or New Sores, Slight or Serfous Cuts or Injuries, Burns. Moncy Back—if it does not cure. Sold At—City Drug Store, 487 Main St. Clark & Brainerd Drug Co., 181 Main St.; The Miller-Han- son Drug Co,, 30 C Write HYMATA CHEMICAL COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN. rch St., or that Sheridan and a few | She later learns that ! Just | por- | | Mills and an excellent cast the star including Naomi as the beautiful heroine. Stevens as her father, and Mayo, as a secret Service 1 the French governmen®. The other screen offerings are a new Chester Outing, Booth Tarking- ton's “Ediar's Jonah Day,” a Sun- shine Comedy *Virtuous Husbands,” and the Fox News. The vaudeville program presents such well known acts ax Howard and Stewart, Ed. and Mace and Maila dnd company. Night school, $5 @¥mpnth. Connecti- lusiness College.—advt. supports Childears, Edwin Christine agent of IG€tchen b the Sister M of four ad kitchen an n of her own home y cooks daily for a family Its. She brought to her understanding of the chemistry of cooking. gained from ¥ of domestic scicnce in a state ersity.. Conmscquently the advice she offers is a Lappy combination of theory and practice. Every recipe she gives is her own, first tried out and served at her family table. Chilled chocolate is a delicious drink to serve with sandwiches on a hot afternoon er io serve ui lutwi- eon The chocolate should be made and thoroughly chilled before ice is add- ed. This thorough chilling prevents the drink from becoming watery when ice is put in for serving. Whip- ped cream may be used on tep of each | ®lass. If whipped creem is wused straws should be servec n place of spoons. Chilled Chocolate. 2 squares bitter chocolate. tablespoons sugar. cup boiling water. cups milk. “ew grains salt. teaspoon vanilla. Cut chocolate into bits and melt in top of double boiler. Add sugar an< boiling water and stir un'il smooth. Add salt. Scald milk. Ad4 part of ‘milk to chocolate and water, which should be boiling.. Beat with a Do- ver egg-beater. Pour this into the remaining milk and coatinus beating until the whole is {rothy and bHoi'- ing. Chill Before stir in the vanilla. A piece ice rhould be put in each’ glass for servinz. A spoonful of sweetened whipped cream may top the glass. An attractive and nourishingy drink for a child’s luncheon iz made as follows: 1 egs. 2 teaspoons sugar. 1 teaspoon cocoa. 1 1-2 ogps milk. Beat white of exg till stiff. Add sugar and cocoa and concinue beating till well mixed. Pour milk on half of egr mixture, saving the rest for the top. If the milk is cold before making the drink addiuonal chilling will he unnecessary. The yolk of the cgg may be beaten into the milk iefore the milk is mixel with the white. Drinks made of malted milk are extremely nourishing for children and grown-ups both. If served at noon with sandwiches hot weather has no terror for a cook. The chocolate sirup can be made in quantity and kept on hand. Chocolate Sirup. 1 square bitter chocolaie. 1 tablespoon sugar. 1 cup water. Melt chocglate, add sugar and boil- ing water and boil five minutes. Chocolate Fgg Malted Milk. 1 teaspoon malted milk. 2 tablespoons chocolate sirup. 1 egg. 1 1-2 cups milk Mix all ingredients imn a pitcher jand beat with a Dover egz-beater for {tive or ten minutes. 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I/l tell em old pencil, I see the point! T'll drop you a line from Chieage and tell you s'more! I'll have a baleful of stunts by the time this letter blows into your hands! And—you know me, kid!