New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1920, Page 6

slip of a girl, who left applied for a position picture director. He ho had left college clad hills of the Far ball In Mexico, and to New York and be- , also an assistant di- master of them all— days he was not . He was just making t but he hnd an idea eame to the young man, 0 wns his assistant, d that they were leav- [fornia, and that he was ® a company with him. rl who had stopped be- student to be an actress with Mae Marsh, Rob- and all the rest. to go name, by the way, was per. Young Walsh had bout the studio and nod proval when he heard to bo in thy company. in that followed the ito the land of sunshine, better acquainted, days of work on ation” threw them closer v friendship blossomed or of love. oy were married. Quietly OW ATH . ting, often mean s. The world’s medy for kidney, liver, uric acid troublvs— the sent the be Card which s accopted as u trifie joh 18 forgotten will a thousand times Christm: Card early to insure an card for every ap per- Soatter Sunshine Ohristmas Cards o NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSISAY, OCTOBER 28, 1920, Miriam 3 Cooper 15 Y alwvays a star ¥ 1o her husband, A>.A Walsh, who™ directsher in” § : Mayflower; Productions. S — their barque of life carried them out onto the waters of true love. When she triumphed, he was happy. When she learned that he was growing more and more proficient in his work, she wag glad. When the day came that the Fox Film confpany offered him contract, and Mr. Griffith advised that he take it, she went along to star In the pictures that he would direct. Later, when the Mayflower Photoplay corporation offered him the opportunity to hedd his own produc- ing organization—they moved and again the heautiful, dark-eyed Miriam was his star. Thelr romance s one of the most charming in the film world There are ever so many others have found real happiness in the flee? world. Out in California you can walk block after block in the bun- galow colony that surrounds Holly- wood, and find that each house shel- tors a porsonage, with Mr. or Mrs. personage, as the case may be.—and frequently one, two or three little per- sonages There's Wallace Reid. for instance He had not been in the film game for very long before he married the lovely little Dorothy Davenport, who was a popular lady with the Famous Player she stopped acting after her chiefly be vho leading torcen marringe, And o0 They" Were Married'* 'Billie Burke and fio‘ngi"H > cause of Walilie Jr., who is now three or four years,old One of tha most interesting homes in the film world is that of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deowling Mr. Dowling married years and years ago, and had been famous as a character ac- tor on the spoken stage before start- ing his idm work. And he had made CHIROPRACTIC TALK NO. 2q. VIGOROUS-HEALTH (By J. A. VOLZ, THE CHIROPRAOTOR) Mealth is naty Disease is unnatural Health is the result of normal. unhin- dered body functloning. Disease is the re sult of something getting in the way of the proper functioning of the body Possibly you have heard Adjustmant, but have about it. The reason you have CHIROPRACTIC for your physicll aliment is because misinderstanding Al sinea about Spinal thought much not tried not of a n imbued with the idea childhood that. when sickness come medicine and (he physician can help Exporience of later years has shown I mot only err the health and happi sufferers whom drugs o knife cannot help in the slightest of us have bee bellove this rown aside FROM THAT FALLACY ize that, no matter what be or how despe can and put enable Nature to robust health sultation free J.A. VOLZ The Chiropractor* notion. which BREAK AWA AT ONCE. ' Real- your troublo may are, Chiropractic ou and to Phone 1758 day and Saturday. OTTO AUTO a great many pictures before George Loane Tucker engaged him to play the name part in “The Miracle Man." Since then film directors have been looking around for characters that he could play, and in one of his most recent pictures they found a little role for Mrs. Dowling for she decided that she would like to feel what it In the hitchen of ber owu huwe Sister Mary cooks daily for a’family of four a'ults. She Lrought to her kitchen an understanding of the chemistry of cooking, gained from study of domestic science in o state tniversity.. Ouvnsequently the advice she offers is a Lappy combination of theory and practice. KEvery recipe she gives is her own, first tried out and served at her family table. Green tomatoes have many us should be carcfully harvested cared for. Of course they will ripen if stored in the right place and in the right way but there is such a risk of great waste that it seems to me great. ey economy to use those that are not mature enough to ripen in a week's time. - Green liclous and traditional variety s and and mince meat is de- quite as indigestible tomato not as the IS S \§ s?ecm\.saau-: \\\ \.‘\ N TOMATO MINCE MEAT 1 peck green tomatoes 1 cup chopped suct 8 cups chopped apples 2 Icmons 1 cup vincgar 1 pound seedless raisins 1 pound sceded raisins 3 pounds sugar 1-2 cup crystallized ginger l-: cup citron 2 tablespoons cinnamon | tablespoon nutmeg 1 tablespoon salt Wash tomatoes. Chop and drain off juice. Pour over boiling water, let stand a few minutes and drain. Do this three times. Put in preserving kettle with apples, lemons (which have been squeezed and the skin put through the food chopper) raisins, citron, ginger and sugar. Bring to boiling point. Add vinegar, spices and salt. Cook twenty minutes, stirring con- stantly. Seal in sterilized jars, Candied orange peel, nuts, a ss of currant jelly, cherry preserves and any kind of candlied fruit may be added to the mince meat. If crystallized ginger is not at hand powdered ginger may be used. A few jars of minee meat in the pantry make it possible for a housekegper to serve a delicious dessert to an unexpected guest atdinner. A mrmce pie should have a top crust made of plain pastry. The pie bakes quickly for the filling has been cooked and only the baking of the crust need be considered. suet, 1 1 was like to be a movie actress. One of the most recent film mances is that of Conrad Nagel and his lovely wife. Young Nagel, and he is really young, .played in “The Man Who Came Back” with Mary Nash, and “Forever After” with Alice Brady, who is equally at home- on the stage or on the screen. But they couldn’t keep his good looks out of the movies. So he and friend wife, who used to be Ruth Helms, .a news- paper girl of Chicago, journeyed West. And it wasn't long before friend wife thought that she coula act as well as she used to write— and they've unpacked all the wed- ding presents, and scttled down in the land of pi re plays, both hav- ing contracts™with Famous. NES ro- | Gree} tomato pie is another way to use the fruit. GREEN TOMATO PIB 6 tomatoes 1 1-4 cups sugar 1-2 lemou 3 tablespoons flour 2 tablespoons buiter l 4 fuaspoan ealt 1-3 teaspoon cinnamen Line # Ple dish Wil plain pastFe: Mix sugar, Hour, cinnamen and i, Sprinkle a little of this over the pastry. Add a layer of tomatoes sliced thin'a tew ‘“shavings” of lemon und sprinkle with sugar mixture. Continue until all is used. Put on top crust and bake forty-five to sixty minutes it & slow oven. DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night. Storage. Supplies and Repairing The N. Y. Call leads them all. =t l | _| PLEASURE CGARS M. IRVING JESTER 193 ARCH ST. Niles Welch and wife make another film duo that can come under the heading of “happily married.” Niles has been the star attraction of a score of pictures in the past few years, his latest being ‘Allan Dwan’s production of “The Sin of Martha Queed,” which Mayflower sponsored. Incidentally, Joseph Dowling is playing in the same picture, but with Oh such a different part than “The Miracle Man.” Jumping suddenly back to the East there is no more interesting heme than that o%er which illie Burke rules. Billie Burke married Flo Zieg- feld, (yes. he of the Follies) and they have & most charming little daughter, Patricia. Their home overlooks the Hudson, and they are “Ob, so happy.” Another film lady of the East i Mary guerite Clarke, who is trying to de- cide whether she will act again er just be plain Mrs. Thomas Preston. She can well afford to stop work, for she can’t spend all of the perfectly huge salaries that she has been ears- ing all thess years, and Mr. Pres-, ton 1§ reputed to be the most mil- lions kind of a millionaire. And he's very devoted. When she was finish- ing out her contract after their mar- riage he just simply had to be at the studio every day and see that she was safe and sound, and not get- ting over-tired. Then, of course, there’s Mary snd ' Douglas, whom we all hope will live very happily after a courtshiy whieh has been sq public that it does not need to be repeated. It wonld be possible to go on for pages and pages and mention the marriages of the movies. Bryant ‘Washburn is married, and there are : several little Washburns. Marie Dore and Elliot Dexter are man and wifs. Theodore Roberts and his wife ked#p open house atop of a charming hill outside of Los Angeles, and Eisle Ferguson and My. Clarke are . istit honeymooning in Japan. Charles Ray, Norman - Kerry, and Conway Tearle are all married, the latter to the clever musical comedy star, Adels Rowland. . Mr. and Mrs. Carter De Haven hl\'e starred together bath on the stage and the screen. “Why, they're all married,” oné of the sweet young things exclaimed. = “Certainly,” replied the chap who had offered.to show her the film col- ony. And he might have added, that aft- er all, ilm folks are just plain folks off the screen, and love ahd romance come stealing into the hearts of all of us. $25 PRIZE OFFERED FOR HOSPITAL DRIVE SLOGAN The committee on publicity of ‘he New Briain General hospital drive has offered a first prize of $25 t the school boy or girl of New Britain who will suggest the best slogan te be used in .con- nection with this drive. are offered. are simple. Any school boy or girl may High and Parochial schools as well as the elementary ci Second and third prizes of $15 and $10 School children are urged to submit slogans. Anyone might win. Here are the.rules: The rules enter the contest. This includes y grades. The phrase must be short—not over six words—its brevity will be a decided point in its favor. The slogan ‘must carry thie idea that the people of the oity should give freely to the hospital ‘that the blessing of a few community in° which ‘they live, now may be returned manifold when. one is ill. which tends the ailing of the doliars Slogans must be written upon one side.of a pioce.of paper, with the name and ad- dress of the clild upon the other side. The prizes to be awarded are: $25 for the. first, $15 second and $10 for the third. In the event of there being two similar slogans for the winning first prize the money will be equaMy divided. Submit slogans through the teachers in the schools. No slogans will be lncapttd ber 3. after Wednesday unoen, - Novem- For Quick Returns Use. \ il M SPECIALSALE\\\ \ wmsu -\ ’ Herald Classified Ads.