New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1920, Page 5

NEY_ BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, $185,000.00 This is the amount we are sending out in checks tonight to the members of our 1920 Christmas Club. | : udging from the number of people eurolling dily in our 1921 Christmas Savings Club, we will distribute even more next year. WHY NOT PARTICIPATE YOURSELF? DEPOSITS OF $ .50 weekly totals $ 25.00 plus. interest 1.00 weekly totals 50.00 plus interest 2.00 weekly totals 100.00 plus interest 5.00 weekly totals 250.00 plus interest 31"1 ls The Only Xmas ERETE RESOURCES ub In New Britain ' Paying Interest = $3,550,000.00 | CAPITOL, HARTFORD. serving sugar and cream with baked butter till a light straw color. Mix all NEW SHOW AT LYCEUM {and “Mother Machree.” She was aided , and therefore handsome apple. The cream furnishes a richness ingredients with chopped heart. Fill | FOR NEXT TWO WEEKS. iin these latter by Louis Caron, George | a sure shot with the Dorothy Phillips in “Once to Every to both taste and nourishment. Cut cabbage with stufting, tie in a picce of | b “HAS- I Brown and Miss Muriel Rogers. even surer marksman "—“The Book of Vaudeville.” down on the allowance of meat and cheesecloth and stew for an hour in | The “Oh-U-Baby” company opened A pleasing feature of the show and | en. Woman" - o use real cream once in a while. A thin beef broth or salted water. Remove different from the usual run of this Hope Hampton, the A human document of rare charm family should increase the amount of cloth and serve with lemon egg saucc. | 2t the Lyceum theater yesterday to | kind was the whistling number of ern Salome, g n,.f featur Is “Once to Every Woman,” the big fat in its diet and there is no better two capacity houses. The play for My Dream Girl.” This also gave the o Dorothy Phillips screen drama which way to do it than by eating cream on 4 tablespoons butter % chorus an opportunity to display i i Lemon Egg Sauce opened at the Capitol last evening things. It is not extravagant. 1 2 tablespoons flour | the second half of the . ferin, 3,00 Americ the first half of the week is called some of its wardrobe. The hit of the for ;.:" o.g ';zo words | 1 3-4 cups hot water “The Maid of Mexico.” Tommy Le- |evening was the “Oh-U-Baby” quartet | various questions eco “Scarlet Days,” the feature picture | Salome of Biblical b and which will be shown at that the- SRS ater today and Wednesday. Stul abbage 1-2 teaspoon salt vene and Frank Murray are the fun- ‘l A musical comedy revue that brings 1 cup boiled rice 1-8 teaspoon pepper tonight and tomorrow, stands out by Salome of the picture. eppy jazs and tuneful songs is that 1 onion 1 tablespoon lemon juice makers of the company and kept the reason of being#a production by D. - » L : > will be announced in » Sammy Weston, who Is accom- en 1 cup cold beef or mutten 1 egg volk audience in good humor while on , W. Griffith. 1t is a story of California but in order to get & 1 panied by his melody characters, a 1-2 cup cooked celery j Melt butter, add flour, salt and pep- | the stage. Miss Lillian Lester the |in '49, when men’s thoughts were of | one must see the pic hevy of girls whose dancing is a real 1-2 cup bread crumbs jper and slowly add water stirring |leading lady of the company has a | 80ld but not golden. Friday and Saturday. delight. With the new biil today, too, In the kitchen of her own home! 53t and pepper constantly. Let boil 3 minutes while | fairly good voice. Some of her song ! Richard Barthelmess, the' young | complete information of Frank Mallana, a songist and story _ 1 medium-sized head cabbage stirring, adding lemon juice drop by |hits were “Peggy,” “Slow and Easy” Star of the picture. plays the part of | in the lobby of the Lyo leller who scatters laughs most lavish- Sister Mary cooks daily for a family Boil cabbage in salt and water for drop. Add egg yolk well beaten, Don Alvarez, a Spanish “bandit king,” ly. Byron and Halg, with the “Book of four adults. She biought to her 30 minutes, Drain. Open the outer Don’t rhyme “work™ with “irk™: _— gz of Vaudeville,” tell what really s kitchen an understanding of the leaves and remove heart. Chop heart the old English “chirk”—consult good in vaudeville and then show just chemistry of cooking gained from very finely. Chop onion and fry in Mr. Webster—is better. how It should be done, whether dance, Study of domestic science In a state e song or story university. Consequently the advico Hein and Lockwood In “For You' she offers is a happy combination of have a sure recipe for happiness and theory and practice. Every recipe she the Three Martolls as comedy cyclists gives is her own, first tried out and are & trio of acrobats, funmakers and served at her family table. novelty specialists. (Copyright, 1920, N. E. A.) Whenever it is necessary to use \ Operations Unnecessary 'no: watc: Tor cooking or making ton, i shly bolled water will give much Dr. Leonhardt says Hem-Rolds jotier results than water taken from #hould completely relieve any form of he hot water pipes. In the average Plles. It gives quick action even In house the iwater in the hot water old sluhhor: cases. It's u;\ Internal tank stands for at least 24 hours §| COULL FIND 1T jtreatment that removes the cause. without : s hanwe ln i ut an entire change, To be sure e aw Clark and Brainerd sells and guar- fresh water does refill the tank from “IN A FLASI anteos it time to time, but it is not fresh as is — the water in the cold water pipes H < lectric lights. This Menu for Tomorre \ ocket e £ The Bill Is Never omorrow pxenlgeig ooy | Breakfast—Baked apple, sugar and | eream, bran muflins, grapefruit, il electric novelties we marmalade, coffee. 2 % . 5 . / q > Long Over-Due |mjmaunie core = &0 Y VaraNTmers » : [ Gift Orde T pineapple and cheese salad, toasted ur stock any number of e mm crackers tea andsome well made and Dinner—Stuffed cabbage, stewed onvenient articles such as dried lima beans, tomato jelly salad, Rl it liades chatis ‘ : How many times you’ve squash pie, coffee. ™ My Own Recipes ishes, .\rc .llhul{m‘hl m‘ucl? .(:; puzzled over what to ere is more than ane reason for ,l::.k.t(‘n,‘.lz_'.l.;.ons_“”m @ bive B business friesl CHIRIPRACTIC TALK NO. = or an employee or some KEEP YOURSELF A ¢ TRUTH About Our Holiday Lamps: lc‘);)ee::tl,zt;you want to r§ We all need recreation. but often we lN GOOD FORM 1—Hartford firm refuses shipment. : Let them select their| pay too dearly for it. 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I think b od ' n n z Bctroublo was brought on by over- | Tlhe Chiropractor or over-reaching. My back felt d twinges of sharp pain 259 WAIN STREET, BOOTH BLOCK shen I stooped. After using "' ' ":0-' -y U 1T