New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1920, Page 4

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You evidendly to that sisterhood of those nl nd halp Now if you will excuse me a moment, 1 will put Kettle with fresh water. I viwny particular to hav dra to holl for my | * =he said, for the helong who glad to do you rare e von or most wn water 'm freshly toa / The Message Arrives, Kindred led frssers 1 chair heard appre- we ar she whee kitehen again, and I little ugh of next room. T didn’t for 1 wuessed that she was proud of her ability to per- | form her tasks unaided, so I simply | st quietly lr‘ the fire uhtil she came | back again > | May 1 pumping do not 1. wald her to- war her gurgling eiation from the | omre help her, her postals?” 1! rent in- for pic- was deter- supply, and whom look at your up an apy much e but 1 Woeral people to wwkod terest. | ture postal cards, { Mined to buy a rack my brains for I conld send them “(Ih, surely!" she said will like this one She took from the showing gle twig of the long- leafed pi oldihg in the center its long the oddest blossom had exer 1t looked like a cln which ex- tended tiny like niature really 1 atiful and I expressed my ‘Tt s really “T think you case a . card spin seen urple berries from fuzzy sticks of white candles. It its Queerncss ws despite admiration a wonderful represen- tation of the blossom,” Miss Kane wald “You will see that for yourself when you look ut the real ones. They not quite in perfoction yet, but week or two you will see them Here % another card nre in a everywhere which has more delicate sprays of | them, and here are views of the wind- thropgh the pines.” these are.' usual stores of Ing wood ronds How preferable elighted the . It requires —no répairs of is_easily ap- e old roof—you b rigf off the old “to the churches and and you » have those, too.” xhe W pays your money your choice. " 1 laughed with her most delightful and the ) heads made Lin letsurely tea and the and Jam which into the | was there, and 1 | sotten my ¢ Hollis appeared l “There oMe fi###@#fi@@@@@fi@@fi@@@ FOX S"VE VAUDTI and we spent with the baskets pine needles, and | comfy” talk the really wonderful bise I|I|\l she served No one little shop while 1 had actually for when small Agnes the ¢ 4 message . a0) hour hats cards | roof paint and curious and of the over Bros. Co. NK ST | came rrand = door for you over at the she importantly B R B R B ER B B 7} %) DAY, WEDNESDAY | Drama of the Screen o Life, " Grace Darling i Discarded Woman”’ Close OCTOBER 1, 5, But o True ERRRRR AR sensational Great Vividness a Dramatic Section of Life the Hearts of all Women, the 13" “The Torture Chamber™ Fifth Episode of “BRIDE D SADDLES" CHESTER OUTING "OX NEWS era Co atteved all oy and ( espondont Workl, UDEVILLE RREST HARVEY H SREVHOFOLRLHLEE RGBS @@fifl@@@@@@@@ 4--Headiiners--4 GFORGE on rnERErT JANZZ LAND POLLIES OCTOREE s WOMAN IN ROOM . FRIDAY NEDERICK HSATURDAY IN “THE » 3 FOX ENTERTAINMENTS Near Future “While New York Slecpy” o ommon some man episode in A omedy and md Harvey spice presented MRS, ® Mysticism in Thamaturgy,” of the weirdly wonderful offering pre- sented by this marvelously ‘Horlick’s ' and Invalids A wnid !mu-tlon- and Substitutes; A, theae of the theaters or attrn AT FO) Discarded « are weitten by the proas fons with which thes deal with supernatural charms tells you I“ fat you wish te know, from ques- tions written in the audience with- out coming into personal contact with | the writer ! In the answering of questions, she shows natural gifts that.make her scem uncanny, yet claims nothing for her work other than to give enter- tainment. This she does in the most interesting, incomparable and enter- i taining manner imaginable. If you have any perplexing question on your [ mind that yon need help in solving ask Fva Fayt It may be possible she can show you the light. The feature photoplay for half of the week stars Mary Minter in “*Nurse Marjorie.” AT LYCEUM. Woman™ with in the title role, day engagement at rnoon Phase deals in a big life that its every day man discarding a woman placed her confidenc in and made every sacrifice for 1o be pu thing he tires of Torture b of that se was presented continue today, hroad way 211 too happening, h ¢ a of is in t of a Loonly aside her -~the fifth “Bride and and as a t when he mb supremn . st the first evening Miles tomorrow dnesday new Chester Outing. a splendid and Saddles,” and included in today's IUMORESQUE™ nnie Hurst's mest appealing E . “iHumoresque,” has been trans- ferred to the screen and will be the feature attraction at the Liyceum all this week. The intensely human at- mosphere of the novel is said to have been incorporated into the picture with singular success. The story centers around T.eon Kan- tor. a boy of the Ghetto who shows an intense love for music. His mother who has always wanted a mu i is delighted and on his seventh birthday buys him a violin and from then on the story develops rapidly with much humor and pathos. Ceomipléting the program for the first half of the week are the follow- ing pictures: Al St. John comedy, “Ship Ahoy,” the final episode of The Silent Avenger,” “A Wonder Spa in the Alps" As an extra added ttraction for the secord half of the weck, the managément will presént Antonio Morefio in “The Veiled Mys- P re 1deville offerings Forest, George Greene Everett and a big act full action, Jazzland Follies, company of seven. are Mack Sophie and by a PAY AT THE “The High va PALACE. Priestess of is the title va son, mysterious ng woman who seemingly endoweéd ASK FOR and GET The Original Malted Milk for Infants and Your Head Lights Should Give Efficient Light See how we do it on a scféen Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings,” 7:30 to 0 p. m. and by ap- peintment. A. G. HAWKER 58 ELM STREET LYCEUM “HOME OF Matince Evening at Doors Open’ Half An Hour Earlier ART.” All This Week “Humoresque” A Alma Rubens A Para MOVING PICTURE PHOTO PLAY FEATURING punt-Arteraft Picture Based on Faunle Hurst's Great Story in the Cosmopolitan “Humoresque ! they cried. And he played it in farewell— played it with breaking heart—then smiling. flung his career and his wondrous art away. Some called him “Fool ! Not at all. Youll know why when you sce the end. —ALSO— Al St. John Comedy, “SHIP AHOY” ‘INAL EPISODE OF “THE SILENT AVENGER" POST SCENIC, “A WONDER SPA IN THE ALPS™ THURSDAY, FRIDAY Extra Special Attraction, “THE V D MYSTERY™ A\ Serial of Countless Surprises “ —OTHER FEATURE ATTRACTIONS— SATURDAY Antonio Moveno in Coming, October 10, Big Double Feature Bill, BRYANT WASHBURN —IN— “SOMETHING TO DO" LNID BENNETT —IN— “TH AW OF AXD OTHERS nday, ¢ d On the Fifth Floor Not reducéd prices but special ones for all that, as every andér d | & & % & | & & o & coat $22:50 Coats in sizes 6 to 12 in handsome and reindeer Polo cloth—thick. soft and warm: large comfy collars of Chase’'s plush, . closély re- sembling Beaver fur and wears better; gathéred and pleated back; ndrrow all around belt; button trimmed. 3 THE FUR SALE Many women havé takén ad- vantage of our Septémber fur sale to buy and save at least 20 to 30 per cent. on the winter coat or small furs. Perhaps you were among the wise ones: if not do not waste a moment in eoming if you have furs to buy. Our furs are of guaranteed qualities, the flnest in the world, and are alwayvs marked as low as it's possible to make prices on the best grades. THE SALE MEANS SUPER-SAVINGS. Third Floor. EXTRAORDINARY! . These Linoleum Rugs # At the Special Sale Price housekéeper with a seénse of (hrift bluebird ed rhodel; many buttons; HBBBH In and 14. THE NEW LlLg 2 den 12 T TR T T T %#####fi@###fi#fi#fi##fifi##fi# Cloak Dept. Altréady Largé women who heretofore fashionaBly made suits, dresses, them have no such tfoubles now. handséme oSuter apparel for sizes—and provides the best. Thé Suits The The The Tc\n extraordinary for to overlook. With all due régard to the many rémarkablé Linoleum values we have offéred sincé ever the séventh fioor was, this is the most compelling offer we have ‘ound it possible to makeé &ince long be- fore the war. Armstrong’s Linoléum Rugs, in attractive colors and patterns; dining roem or kitchen; in two Rizés: . 6x9, régular price $11.50. Sale Price $8.30. ex12, regular price $21.30. Sale Price $17.30. Seventh M™oér. YARNS for MEN’S SWEATERS g’ 11 4 finé texture of héavy varns speécially madé for mén's outdoor swedtérs in colors, navy, Dartmouth green, white, khaki, oxford grev. Teéachers hete to instruct vou how to meke thém. any or ##%#&fififi#fi#fifi@#%fi%QQGO..”Q : “.{’#”##' SERRRSEARER e St s GIRLS’ COATS ATTRACTIVELY PRICED in our lower price conditions whi¢h means to you a *ubstantial siving: Polo cloth in thé finest grade, in a very full pleat. wide all large comfy plish which is handsome, three attractive fill STYLISH STOUT SECTION Third Floor. o6ne of the m™ost popular sections doats and Thée new thifd foor styiish stout wémen Inc. Hartford fall stock purchaseéd $25.00 was belt, collar durable, colorings; finished with of Chase’s and stylish. strés 10, 12 around in the bizg have had difficulty in skifts in sizes store. finding to fit department specializes who cannot wear in regulation SV ATBLO0HBBHLLBBHBELDBLIGH VRV LV VLR LONOES . $59.00 to $195.00 $15.00 to $39.95 Automobile Robes Wool Robes $4.50 to -$30.00 Plush Robes $6.75 to $40.00 Our leader is the robe at $6.75: come in afd examine it, compare it with the. robes vyoull find élsewhefe at the fame price. Onr assortment of Auto Robes was never more attrac- tivé or rich if valués. See them on the Fifth firor. Hopewell Mills Woolens $2.79 Values $5 to $5.50 Both suiting afd coatings, 56-in. wide: a supérb choice in Néather mixtures; exceéllént patterns ameng them for men's and hoye' suits. The price 18 A genbine “sdérifice.” fl#fi#fi#fi#fl&##%#9##Q#Q####Q#fifl##’fl'fifi’### | Herbert E.Anderson TEACHER OF VIOLIN. 115 Dwight St. Tel 1145-4, AP f O 17 Ml Jars U Vearly | E | FRIENDS OF IRISH FREEDOM DANCE OCT. 7, JUDD HALL Motor Goggles Sun Glasses For Outings. Glasses for Poor or Painful Vision. A. PINKUS EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Cuticura Before He Tries Free Samples Over 30 Yoars Expertence in Eye | 6 MAIN ST, PHONE 570 Satisfaction Guaranteed. fi###@fi###fi@######fi&#fl#*###&’ PALACE; “HOUSE OF HITS"” Starting Today And All Week THE WORLD'S GREATEST MIND READER SO0 &I T @ HER FIRST APPEARANCE IN NEW BRITAIN IN 15 YEARS ANSWERS YOUR MENTAL QUESTIONS. TELLS YOU WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW. BAFFLES ANY SOLUTION. HAVE YOU LOST ANYTHING? WILL YOUR BUSINESS BE SUCCESSFUL? ARE YOU IN DOUBT? PO YOU NEED ADVICE? ASK EVA FAY DON'T FAIL: TO SEE HER MONDAY TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY MARY MILES MINTER —IN— “NURSE MARJORIE" KEITH VAUDEVILLE. THURSDAY FRIDAY — SATURDAY EVA FAY AND ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM. WATCH ANNOUNCEMENT OF OUR “FASHION sfiOw™ ; SOVBIO SO E 23 .#fi“’#fififi%fiflfi%#fiflfi%&fl@fi% W i Frinil's 13 ! wWith ARTHUR PEARSON Presents “Step Lively Girls”. With John Barclay YAUDEVILLE PARSON S’ — Theatre — HARTFORD. 3 NIGHTS, BEG. TONIGRAT, 8.15 MATINEE WEDNESDAY Abraham Levy Presents Harbach & Misichl Comedy Exquisite The Little Whopper”’ Vivienne Segal and Original ny and Production. 250 Times at the Casino Theater, New York. - A8 vou grow dlder will you | be able to do the samé kind of work you do now—and dé it exdctly as well? Théare are féw occupations in which good évesight does not play ah important part. 1f you allow vour sight té be injuted through carelésss fness and neéglect, it is éeftdin té affect the guility of vyour werk. It ¥6u réally néed glastes, you ocannot avoid them-—ulti. mately and by neglecting t6 at- tend your éyves yo6u may niiké matters worse. We have the knowledze, the ‘fxflericm\! and the equipmént o éxamine eéves and make glasses that will give you the maximuni of conmifort and sat- isfaction. We make eveZlass wéabing a pleasuré and comfort and the cost is moéderate,.$3.00 or more. Davis & Goodwin Registered Eyésight Specialisth st MAIN ST, TEL. 1908 tovanl - e