New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1920, Page 4

Hosiery of Distinction ORDON Hosiery is made for men, women, and children in all wanted colors and in a wide range of ma- terial to suit every purse or every occasion. Perfection of fit is a characteristic found in every number. No. H-300 is a pure silk stocking for ladies which has a beautiful lasting lustre and is particularly distinguished by trim- ness of fit at ankles, with extra reinforce- ment at toes and heels to ensurelong wear. No. 8-275 equally popular is of Japan silk and Fibre silk skillfully combined to retain all the richness of the silk. You'll always find that Gordon Hosiery lgoks well, beeause it fits well and wears well, and it is reasonably priced. Brown Durrell Co. Wholesale Distributors Boston New York k Results--Herald Classified Advts ALACE “House of Hits" AY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY GEORGE CARPENTIER “THE WONDER MAN” on fame in the war—THenor in the fight ring—Sce him win the girl in his fine Amerioan Society Drama WPECIAL ORCHESTRA f'l‘)\'l'li“‘l‘ SUNDAY NIGHT 10— PLECES—10 A dran mar hine pro 1 zron of 1t v special Your cent the Two Cold mak with its ter of the sting T Uniess ofthernis 1. these no bueaus of the theaters or attra AT FOX'S, tory, a cr ces are written by the sress tony, with which thes ‘deat CARPENTIER AT PALACE! Starting Sonday n Tuesda: offers Geor ial | 1t Fox's this day engagement. production and inst a back Memb: 14 have at on is the and all laid on American s “Lions' Jaws and With “Knocking Them = | o0 o meraft shown, as % | o aoatat Funchers.: With our T fun-§ioday. Friday and Saturday, feels the ers Mutt and Jeff. The Fox News, [ fh /0 "0l Y ork i onia happeninzs from every quar- | hacxground a dramatic love story has lohe ix included in the in- | pngen worked out by the master hand DIOETAI of Ouida Bergere, one of the foremost iiie scenarioists. Mae Murray and David Irwin Powell are the featured players. SARY “On With the Dance.” the Para- adventures of a little, pretty Russian zirl, suddenly left an orphan amid the luxury of New York's smart set. The picture is the first of the George | Pitzmaurice productions released by i the Famous Players | Other pictures for the balance of ! the week include the Iringing Up | Father” comedy. the Screen magazine !nnd the Topical Eventsa showing the love me mystery, a and Monday. he the photoplay attraction. Carpenticr, the “idol of ance.” a.d heavy weight champion of Burope, in his first and only photo- play. ““The Wonder Manm.™ There will be a s=pepinl orchestra concert Sunday night by ten picces and ad- van should be taken of the re- scats on sale now for the Sun- performance. na of social tion and a ro- Wedne: e of the wec service are com- Win- spec as d i The at Your illiam ~ ch apened 1t « stupendon luc wh rnoon f ree story is thrown nd of Amie riot and pillage rican L inte Window al tigure scenes are he gion she “The 1e the dr ser day the comedic Dance.”” the Para- picture which is be- the Lyceum theater O'n the oen's Paws.™ vell as re M Pag! Three Ma- offerings Smith and and The e vaudey are ind ny sraves latest news from all parts of the world REID AT THE PALACE. Wallace Reid in a new screen com- edy, “The Dancin’ Fool,” is the at- traction at the Palace theater for The is =aid to present the star is unususl and that buoyant per- photoplay a role that ideally suits”Mr. Reid's sonality. Other photoplays include Warner Oland in a new chapter of ‘The Third ¥Eye,” comedies and the Pathe News. The Keith vaudeville bill offers four exeellent acte headed by vaudeville's best quartet “The Four of Us.™ l:hrn days commencing today. Invest in Good Fall Clothes It's nearly time for your fall suit and topeoat! When are you going to get yours? measure hetter. Try our custom tailoring this fall — clothes made to yopr mean money invested. The clothes wear better and look Be measured today. The F. C. B. Tailoring Co. Dyeing Cleaning Pressing. 73 ELM STREET. TELEPHONE 614-14 “Talloring Up to a Standard: Not Down to a Price.” va.? 7:15 F'OX S \.’QUDY b Vil W Today--Friday--Saturday 3—DAYS ONLY—3 WILLIAM FOX PRI ANTIC, ENTS HIS SUPER-SPECIAL SPECTACLE “The Face at Your Window”’ A Tove Story, a Crime Mystery. a Drama of Social Revolution and a Thrilling Romance of the Secret Scrvice Combined. to allow forcign agitators to pervert the minds of An A Picture that brings home to all Americans what it would mean its millions of workers by pernicious doctrines, It shows the American Legion as lh‘:.n\ior of America and n homes, The greatest spoctacie ever screened. No American who loves Ameriea should miss it. Fvery enemy of this gregt land of ours should see it and learn a lesson. “LION'S JAWS AND KITTEN'S PAWS” “KNOCKING THEM COLD" “THE FOX NEWS FOX VAUDEVILLE 4 COWPUNCHERS"” MUTT AND JEFFP 4--Headliners--4 MURRAY & IRWIN JOHNNY HARGRAVES SMITH & PAGLIA THE THREE MAJORS SUNDAY EVENING, “BELOVED CHEATER” MONDAY, TUESDAY, AR SEPTEMBER 12TH. “PIRATES’ FANGS” "BRIDE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 14, 15 —IN— “THE SKYWAYMAN" FOX ENTERTAINMENTS, 13" LIEUT. LOCKLE e — | i AWAKENS AFTER i 2 YEARS’ SLEEP ! cumber pulp. with mixture. oothpicks. | water and I minutes and seasonings with some of the cu- ! pay : Drain i PIRS. CHARLE S JORGENS ON Chas. Jor- who sudden- Waukesha, Wis.—Mrs. Zenson of Racine, Wis., Iy awakened from a two-vear sleep, ix steadily recovering. During the two years she was fed by attendants like a baby. “Though I couldn’t epen my eves, utter a word or move a muscle, I knew ecach day's events and heard every word spoken to me,” says Mrs, Jorgenson. arys IG€cChen In the kitchen of her own home Sister Mary cooks daily for a family of four aluits. She brought to her kitch an understanding of the chemistry of cooking. gained from study of domestic science in a statc universit Conscquently the adviee she offers is a happy combination of theory and practice. Ivery recipe she gives is her own, first tricd out and scrved at her family table. (Copyright, 1920 N. E. A) As soon as meat or fruit is brought from the market, it shwhl be re~ moved from the paper. Meat should be put on a norcer\nn or enamel plate and set in the ice box. If the paper wrapping is allowed to remain around meat, there will be an unpleasant taste. Fruit keeps better if put in a bowl or open container of sonie sort when set in the refrigerator to chill. A melon that has been sut should have the cut surface coyered closely ith waxed paper but the brown wrapping paper should be taken off. Menu for Tomorrow. Breakfast—Stewed prunes, toast. sugar sirup, coffee, Luncheon—Cucumbers stuffed with pearls, bread and butter, radishes, junket ice cream, sponge cake, tea. Dinner—Planked ham, candied sweet potatoes. celery salad, sliced peaches, nut cookies, coffee. My Own Recipes. French toast is better if made of bread aquite frankly stale. Stale bread seems to accumulate faster in summer than winter and this is an excellent way to use jt. ©ne egg or two may be used with milk, salt and a grating of nutmeg for the mixture in which to dip the bread. Fry quickly in a small amount of fat. Cucumbers Stuffed With Pearls 4 cucumbers % cup cold boiled lamb (chopped) 1% cup cold boiled rice 1 small onion Salt and paprika 1 tablespoon lemon juice 14 teaspoon each thyme, summer savory, sweet marjoram, nutmeg 1 cup thick white sauce. The cucumbers should be five or six inches long. Pare, cut off one end and dig out the pulp with a spoon. A thick solid case should be left. Mince onion. Mix lamb, ,m.' French FOR HOME Liberty DRINKS Malt Extract and Choeige Hops. Also Rubber Hosc, Strainers. Crown Corks., Coppers and Stoppers. NEW BRITAIN BIRD STORE, 105 ARCH ST. TEL. 1121-3. —GRAND— HARTFORD, Sam Howe’s Own “JOLLITIES OF 1920” Cliff Bragdon Sam Howard Helen Tarr VAUDEVILLE “Qlcott’s Royal Jazz Band” BARDECK’S HALL | SATURDAY NIGHT white sauce % 1 1 I Heat warm. junket tablet which has been crushed | and vanilla. cool mold and pack in salt and ice. stand 10 or 15 minutes. the Let creAm will be ruined if the dasher if used. After the freezer is:pack with ice and rock salt, pour owi strong brine. In England they eat five timel day. Hurrah for America ! Fill cucumber shells IFFasten the ends with Put inte =alted boiling boil till tender, about ien | An onion and two er three | icaves may be added 1o the water. cucumbers and serve with MARY. Junket Ice Cream. cups milk cup sugar junket tablet tablespoons cold water tablespoon vanilla cup whipping cream. milk and sugar until luke Remove from fire and add Not A Blem mars the perfect appearance of her com. plexion. Permanent and temporary skin troubles are effectively y concealed. Reduces un- gg” natural color and corr, greasy skins, Highly antiseptic, used with beneficial results as dissolved in cold water and| s a _curative Let stand 30 minutes until | and jellied. Turn into freezer Let Scrape own Beat in whipped cream. two or three hours. This Gouraud's Orlenfal Crear. FERD sides. stand I.HU‘I’KI'\ ####fi#@#fififi#@*&’%@ @éfi@@@#&#fi% ié}@%fifi@@@@@@&@@&#&#@#@#fi@#fi##fi@@fififi@fi#fi#fi%## :LYCE UM: “Home of Moving Picture Art” THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Adolph Zikor proreats & ITZMAURICE PRODUCTION = On With ]}7'@ Dancé 1 4 g@ammugflrlw/l Qtdw: "Ill{l\(.l\(- UP ¥FATHER” Comedy SCREEN MAGAZINE TOPICAL — EVENTS TREMENDOLS DOUBLE FEATURE BILL SUNDAY Dorothy Dalton in. “The Markct of Souls” (Paramount-Artcraft) 4 Bryant Washburn in “Why Smith Left Home” (Paramount-Artcraft) Fducational Weckly ,Rolin Comedy . &@fi@fififi@&@#fifi#@##%fi@fi@&### PALACE “HOUSE OF HITS” e, TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY WALLACE REID “THE DANCIN FOOL™ BEBE DANIELS and WALLACE 1D in"a scene “THE DANCIN’_ FQQ‘L.’ A PARAMOLLR‘NFT ARTCRAFT w WARNER OLAND in “THE THIRD EYE"” ) KEITH VAUDEVILLE X “THE FOUR OF US' { Vaudeville's Best Quartette. Featuring e e Btarting nday—GEORGES CARPENTIER in ‘The Wonder M@ = A e SUN SRR AT R