New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1920, Page 4

DING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison’s New Phase of evelations of a Wife rehending nod to Bot poke quickly, casually, other women in the might have no suspi- out of the ordinary in volloquy mind miking Iy ? 1 asked t stand alone ed Mghtly At strenuous, nted mywelf ease of postal cards, to or of tea 1 to specu- robabl Batty o the | had sqen enough of her relations Yo Swnspeople know that of old friends. She call upon new she dia | her had hosts it ed to Ay favor ones for @ certaint ir weaving seated in This impression hecame as I watched her in an out her little pitied; but beloved by her crs, 1 could see LYy my tea wheelch pu g the people ‘. 3 i tea room. That she was no was revered and actually .3 fled unobtru 1d custon- the er glances her and by the ir voices which greeted ighbors sur which were given tonations of ' he reason tor this Kane's that [ tea room this nn of the tea distilled by quantity figured bgpwn was no more delicate and frag- the mental atmosphere At ne's ol | : "o to sup ' pre than * the little r 1t was as unlike the or dinary pl where one drops in for w could well be imagined Iy, *Cranford,” I re there could not be nd such another collection of prim, 1| gentlowomen of an age that had and more | I trying | and handi- | dar ous for me lines of worry face had anything to do ons, und yet thee lden y mind that the w nted in some way mons on my ‘mce Mrst proposition was second's thought, revity of my , and yet, 1 » not the on hor own on b cui tea outside the flected whimsically, wor ! too | 1 > pages of Hre av i the con- | long ceamed to be uncertain loss wheezy old gentlemen, hard ant under the cap inciplent asthma Hetty Kane's Way. could the swtion of vulgar payment for the and cakes have heen ingenion aled by the Cranfordites than it was by the ty Kane. Evidently each price of the tood of- wsked.and 1 think ht_the exact ove or a acquain retlectedl, woman account, to be to I “( Nor L) Perfect Skin Know the joy and [} patrons of i understood the Ch fered, for ench e none had change concealed handkerchief. At & tranxaction woman finished tea Kane as one racious hos The solt, dis- rate, 1 appearance it vhatsoever saw no But he for It money a8 each man o she approanched Hetty would take \ tons at \ternoon ita I Crea m shook her hand I was mornlly certain that with cach N, farewell of a furction, P ad | [ mo: handshake there was left in her palm the paymdnt due for the tea and cakes, and yet as fa my vision was con erned, 1 could no such transfer Hat fter each ke the erippled w »btru- sively tonne PORD, | knitting bag which hung upen her h Aste=Matinees Dailly | wheelchair, and was sure that it was BOSTONIANS'? | i T “cxnsirea: ‘wocia mane coin which, if exhibited, would make the Inimitable little reom a place of commerce insfead of the place of a pretty home pual Trish Comedian “afternoon.” When the last “guest”—I saw that dnight Show Night she considered each customer tha ONS’ had gone, vhe trrned to me with a wistful smije curving the lips, that THORD. must in her young girlhood have been rarely beautiful The Mysterious Chauffeur. D ALL WEEK-— ED. AND SAT. CE PELYSIA Please doa’t think that I expect st angers to do that,” she sald, recog- nizinz with her intultive courtesy my unspoken query. “But it pleases my ondon Pavilion, London, ment with Charles . Cochrane) gon and Paris Success old friends to pretend that T am sim- GAR” ply entertalning them the way—I Ortental Geg “B noe hanash [ saw into a1 AT. would love to do—it 1 could afford it and I cannot deny that it pleases me also,’ “It would please would let me 0 = = =] = = | O [0 me greatly iIf you ‘pretend’ in the same way whenever I com I returned mestly, and was surprised and touched to see the quick tears spring to her dark eyes. “You're real and you're said simply, but with that made me fcel celved an acco The next moment her eyes briskly, whecled close to mine. “There is some who s waiting “He says it In coma now “Him?" 1 repeated the pronoun to myself fearfully, with a sudden flash ing premomtion of the person 1 would see in another moment. And when 1 had reached Betty Kan®s spotless kitchen, 1 knew that my premonition was justified Por, lounging twirling his cap driver of the Extravaganza p rare,” she an intonation as if 1 had re- she had wiped her chair CING NIGHT 0’s Orchestra deck’s Hall in my you," 1ve kitchen she said Will you to sce imper: against the nervously, mysterious clc door, All Next Week MATINEE EVERY DAY CHAS. K. CHAMPLIN CoO. ENTING THE POLLOWING HIGH CLASS PLAYS “CAPPY RICKS” One Year at Morosco Theater, “l)Al)DY LONG LEGS” A Lovws (EEEE e EEEEEEEEEEE EEE Matinee And N. Y. Night “THE CRIMSON ALIBI” The Great Mystery Drama “The Unmarried Mother” The Sensation of Chicago “The HOUSE OF GUILT” A Play of Love and Romance M-n.m— \Axhl [T Matinee Ana Night i | PRICES: SORCHESTRA 500, 38c. INGH—~ONRCHESTRA B0c, 75, SEATS NOW ON SALE BALCONY 23¢ BALOONY 5n¢, 3: PLUS WAR TAX NO CHILDREN UNDER ¢ YEARS ADMITTED EEEEIEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Rather “The The first What significant here Cha The ay. | & NEW I l|| 1 : otherwise Boted, of the theaters AT PALACE SUNDAY than Edgerton youth life in mere wina Tennans, Donald in | opens | (hese no or see James oeiety waste hi rsuit pleasure, | therine ved by K M: Point q, T holds love l risks his hatred te which commencing abeyanc the her in point out ef menhood to him Point” is the third 1o be 1 hest of the of he Ameriean Beauty' the forming of her own »duction unit und the negotiations | ». First Natlonal Exhibitors’ Cir- t to distribute her Keith vaudeville part of the week features adway Four,” one of the rtets audeville today. Other ‘ampson and Douglas, in ir own original nonsensical oddity; nnis Hros., comedians, and Jean I Myrtle Comroy, In songs and | rces thit are new Turning d declared pduction lu\\HL ttractions bill for the “The in s includ OPE \l\l. PLAY. is soing to mark one of the weeks in theatrical circles this ses is playing the arles K. Champlin stock company week at the Lyveum. Mr. repertoire embraces a most popular Broadway APPY RICKS next amplin’s f the Ricks” is the opening play Monday matinee and night. | run of a solid y in New and five months in go with | A. Wise and Willlam Court- | ne had rk. Jther plays during the week will be wddy Long * Ruth Shatterton’s | st successful play In which xhe rred for a record run in New York; M. Cohan's great success, Jones”; the mystery play, prae roadwy Keith Vaudeville BRITA'™N DAIL attractic best | Ma | evéning. The story | program. HE otices are writien by with which they 1 AlibiT; sther,” a piay that is il love and laughter, and * itt, P Lne ceum th Crimson S 1 with tears. he House of wetion every a- with ia now on =ale at the Ly FARNUM AT FO. A good old western story. the hero « in just ahead of all what Harlan,” with Willlam Faraum star, really is and wnich wili be for the last time at Fox's theater this evening Buck s, in which a little “Drag an draw his comers s scen Jones, the “sensation of the *in “Firebrand Trevison,” will h 10 one,of the features which Dean will offer tomorrow one of con- property and young west- spiracy aimed at both t! the romance of a darng erncr. Another feature of cqual interest will be included in tomorrow night's The Miracle of Mone with an all star cast will be*presented. The story is by Beulah Poynter and tells of the simple, sweet romance of two old maids who ®ived in a small town and cked out a living by making hat i he Cavern of Terror,” the teuth episode of the serial -upreme, “Bride 13" will be shown and will be re- tained for Monday, Tuesday and Wed- nesday. In also one of those girlish roles she ts so cleverly—this time a name- s child forced to flee from a cruel dian because of constant abuse— Shirley Mason is coming in her latest Fox production, “Girl of My Heart, which opens on Monday for a three days’ run There will be an entire the vaudeville bill on Mond er le & change of y as well “HOUSE OF HITS” as the %@E‘@D@@EEE@E@@EE@E@E @E@E@E@@E@E@@@E E PALACE| | “Burning ! tul as new Comedies, Chester Outings and the Fox New e, JACK LONDON PICTURE. “Burning Daylight,” screen version of Jack London’s novel, will be seen the last time tonight at the eum, the =tars being Mitchell and Helen Ferguson of Jack London's that Elam Harnis light” as the him. is a crude, power- prospector, with a and a devil-may- darives him gaily and joys of the story will recall Yukon Know big-hearted for adventur care spirit that through the hardships lust | mining towns. zold that seeking. A and the Arctic alight With the ns He it rich—the thousands have died mpede is started village of Garaguk is tire of fierc ambi wealth. ning Daylight” -imitive «mong these men, and how he for a place in the world of fittingly depicted the screen Orth and Coleman’s Tip Top Merry Makers complete their two weeks’ tonight in their musical Jolly Prisoners.” ¥y and Dorothy Dalton star in “Back of the Man™ and Bern- ard Durning in “Seeds of Vengeance”, the two r.-:mm\ pictures for tomorrow ceds of Vengeance aawas written by a woman whose work has been praised by President Wilson. In addition to the picture program, the Lyceum Novelty orchestra will render a musical concert. LIEAD coms i Md( m spoon; inhale vapors; up nostrils. strikes sti ame for is a k seeks finance on Ynlb NEW BRITAIN BIRD STORE has supply of dog medicines, dog and puppy biscuits, and a new collars harmess. Also goldfish and grass, Sec Satur- day's advertisement. Tel. 1121-3 L] Best Of Photoplays THIS SUNDAY NIGHT AND MON. TUES., WED. Kafherlne MacDonald Jean and Myrtle —sVWr Dennis Bros. Comedians [pllnlimiisiisihl (aliglinli nolainlo THE PlCTURE BEAUTIFUL! A Romance of Glorious Womanhood by Robert W. Chambers . Palace Symphony Orchestra Concert Sunday Night. Reserved Seats for Sunday Now and at Palace Confectionery Sunday. KEITH VAUDEVILLE With “THE BROADWAY FOUR” Vaudeville’s Best Quartette Sampson & Douglas in_their original nonsensical oddity [5][n][s] (=] (8] (=] 0] w)=] * 1 in the kitchen of bher own home chemistry of cooking. gained from study of domecstic science in a state university.. Cunsequently the agvice she offers is a tappy combination of she gives is her own, first tried out theory and practice. Every recipe Sister Mary cooks dafly for a family of four alults. She brought to her kitchen an pnderstanding of the and served ot her family table. When it is necessary to scald milk an easy way to do it is to rinse the pan the milk is to be heated in with cold water. This seems to keep the mik from sticking. The milk scalds much more quickly than when put.in a double boiler and should not have ‘a scorched taste. Unless milk is being heated for an invalid the double boiler method is a waste of time- Menu for Tomorrow. Breakfast—Sliced bananas, uncook- ed cereal, omelet, bran muffins, coflee. Luncheon—Potato cakes, creamed salmon, pickles, coffee jelly, lemon cookies, tea. Dinner—Pot roast of beef, mashed ——pre—————————— potatoes, buttered caulifiower, head jettuce with Russian dressing, pump- kin pie, coffec. My Own Recipes As the fruit for breakfast is rather tasteless, serve a tart jelly With the omelet. The jelly be spread on the omelet before it is folded. If orange marmalade is used instead of jelly garnish the omelet with slices of or- ange. Potato Cakes, 4 lange potatoes. 1 teaspoon flour. 2 egss. 1-2 teaspoon salt. 1-2 teaspoon onion juice. 1-4 teaspoon pepper. Pare potatoes, grate and squeezc out water- Add seasoning to grated potato. Add flour and well beaten eggs. Mix thoroughly. Drop from spoon inte deep hot fat. Serve at once. Coffee Jelly. tablespoons granulated gelatin. cups strong coffee. cup boiling water- 2-3 cup sugar. Soak gelatin in sup of coffeq for haif an hour. ‘Add boiling water, stirring until the gelatine i1s dissolved. :Add sugar and remaining coffee. Stir until sugar is dissolved- Pour inta mold and set on ice to set and chill, Serve with sweetened whipped oream, “That all-softening overpowering knell, The tocsin of the bell.” s 1 soul—the dinnet MARY. Read —advt. the N. Y. Call every day. - 1 -| | LAST TIME TH #fi@#@%t#@fi@fi&@@@@ A vivid drama of the West & man with the quickest gun. Mutt & Jeff in Loredo] % FOX VAUDEVILLE & GORMALLY & REEVES BUCK “‘l'ht' Cavern of Terror™ SHIRLEY MASON, IN FOX ENTEI @Q@#@###QQQ&# GHEPLHGVRVLVOVLVLOVHOLLY LLIAMFARNUM; “DRAG HARLAN” £ “Flap Jacks"=~Booth Tarkington's “Isdgar Camps Out” Fox News EANNE FOX JAMES KINNEY & CO. Sunday Evening Nov. 7th “Firebrand Trevison AND AN ALD STAR CAST IN- “THE MIRACLE OF MONEY”’% COMEDIES——GAUMONT NEWS MONDAY - TUBESDAY — WEDNESDAY—NOV. 8, 9, 10 “BRIDE 13" fi######@!##&%#fi#@##fi@%fififi##@ Lged-2ot fold 1S EVENING -1 SBE 8 when Providence was on the'side ot & Lelc] 4—-Headlmen-—4 } BBEBLBHOSHSHABBRBEED JONES ” Tenth Episode of “Bride 13-,” “GIRL OF MY HEART.” Lfodel ] RTAINMENTS g SOGBBISSOILBDE S 5 ) ) ) Quantity THURSDAY, Orth and Coleman’s Musical 5 e o ) ) ) ] & % “BURNING ] ILONDON. Mack Sennett Comedy “The Veiled Mystery"” Charles Ray in “The Veiled Mystery” Pollard O} O} i O} = O] = = = = FRIDAY, SATURDAY Presenting “The Jolly Prisoners’” & MITCHELL LEWIS in An Adaptation of the Wonder Book of the Far North, 65 ) ) ) 5 ][] Comedy at Its Joyons BEST : B o} = ass Specinlties Also [m] 0} B DAYLIGHT” § Screen Magazine (=] Lyceum Topical Review C = This Sunday Night ‘Back of Man’ A NEW RECREATED PHOTO P'LAY Also A Surprise Feature Picture Comedy Ford Educational| Masical Concert by Lyccum Augmeated Novelty Orchestra ) [ ) ) ) ) ) ) ) 5 ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) [ O )