New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 16, 1921, Page 4

flele Garrison’s olatinns of a Wife 4 it her she tain hot comes in creature wash the Madgo get from Leila’s room were my you'll let have the old man ments— geronce to “know- “1 have som @ 1 was certain the bill of the not stopped his draperl Mr or gesture. It was tunately [ purchased then,” that he had place cxcept the shades and had given ¢ candles in the sconces the number and . those on this biil.” Lillian commented held out Cautlous to keep driving as L o Mrs. Durk my lian o's she is the most let Edith while things yours. those uncer and me you vrnm(rrr\ 1 it measure- dishes, those med that both to Now m in me than that, J got those hing better shop where Durkee = everything for those But meas- one electr I have urements “Good girl, preciatively as hand for the bill But 1 noticed of crentures fully before Madge.” | purwe, and I his u care mo noted urbod me What ot Sammy of me tha toll me any wuspictous | He an e she 1 any ee canned it her her golr that she putting it knew that with she was mentally room she had seen it hefore, checking the to that nothing in naturally care about it Iy [ make put of nd ont i on it Kknow moun- small ' a over Leila's fow ftems be grent ™ ver what the moments he ore her sce ainwwor | wak omitted Wasn't there a ‘hie Goodnere g Mrs. Durke to think of it searf that imn’t table scarf « asked forgot that!" And comse tablc n that Sherlockia:” I r omed to Lilllan's be surprised on of it. That her , I knew, resolved A4 so came back to pared to put asxlde own affairs until tain t the lttie ons for the rocep hi bride st detail n 1 keeping old Dirkea's inquisi- offering 1o wash Inner, thus z'ving & chance to ko d Ars rooma she narrow t she acions, I execlaimed a dressing there cither there on sroparing for Sammy. up there ind checking will nything after 1 the tele mind in two asked b |- n or Lillian vere (ool 14 ord over kee laughed gree- to work for nted ‘But you're finicky I'd just curl up and d from hat vou, I'm about omm should ¥ thing missing ¢ Is Ready stav Jdownstal Mrs. Durkee *tor 1 can only lenving a m room courteous, her man- view of Leila's sally I think genuinely woman's who, whide ather austers her tirst miled at ince s this time sxhe was the little heart upon the subject of daughter-in-law’s comfort. hnk , wiil hbhe missing r that,” Lillian sald con- Madge, will you come up You don’'t know where Mrs. Durkee's pantry, be in Edith's way N ADMIRY pretty face ol nt A . £ woman. ty ) ure will with hose drendfil drag @ norvoun irr.tabi wit 0 be populhr hings go and you'll ::;”:llimi'r“., Hesides, 1 need y up here. By the i way. Edith ”..n.- mu:.-:l_ ll:nll;zllliln":\.n'r;l : expect a gentieman friend this even- i Fiashams T 1| Hinman. He will 8 it \bly appesr at the kitchen door, bh Cp tons varn you now that he's a all #0 don't go poach- him in prettily, and No hans Pt promise you rou us and i only ustness cause iolds Vex- I a natura prot Ane Choalas = of mine sk Mower’ ing Just call me’ “Mr. S&amuel Hinman kee repeated doubtfully, with a gurgle of ghter Oh ammy! l.ook out Edith, that e doesn’t shoot vou that old/ blunderbuss he But he'll ‘talk death #0 1 suppose it t A 1 bue 1 | | Mrs then old Dur- with cnrries you to anyway, doesn’t his lvlnulh layer ©; her voiec h-ll camaraderie of friction and her for the shall stop ur best tened, and yoty, and that the Leila's had being. at least wnother bit me as 1 followed Durkee upstairs, and that was Veo & Tully the illuminating fact that Lillian had % Production, chosen for the task of remaniing MEN" down siairs and admitting of Sammy s Story “Black the only woman in the house whom Ames Willlams. he did net know, and whom he would be apt to \\nh coffee dith told hetween me danger IRG PRESE OTHERS—1 N mother-in-law NINE FLOOY t DARLI 1 OF FIFTEEN with y, Carl & Inez, Mra, sister passcd me vrried Lillian and to not 3 William }"fltn s AM RUSSELL CcI ox with | of knowledge | 1 to have her call me when | arama | tomorrow. | a Mutt NFW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, \‘(/EDNESDA\ otherw of the these ices are writte Atiractions swith wi the press reaus ters h they deal FOX'S PRESENTS GOOD “Fair and Warmer: VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM. Common Law Y‘xh A neat little vaudeville bill is being Married:** Saturda <hown at I for the half of this week and while not spectacular is, nevertheless, above criticism. There and danecing numbers ally good, a man and wom- act in which the female the team something of «n all round musician and her part- ner a clever gymnast and balancer, ind the single act playlet “You Can't 'Em.” This is comedy score It around a young man's love for 1+ girl and her father's love for the coin of the realm. How the two loves reconciied i= the basis of many hearty laugh. The picture program it headed Elaine Hammerstein in The Daughte " This is an en- tertaining, but not nerve racking of a loveless marriage that he summed up in the phrase, fell in love with her husband. Fantomas, Episode 10; the Chester Outing Traveloguc; the Fox News and a Booth Tarkington picture. The program will be completely changed “The Get Fed Thursday, “Please hat Happed first the Pavton plays is a Broadway and at the popular prices he Lycoum patrons <hduld find much amusenient. SUCCOSS, «re two singing that are r an n elty nember the of; is AT PALACE the polished actor both of the stage and screen, is at his best when reaching the highest peak in dramatic situations. This fact has been forcibly presented in “‘Felix O'Day,’” the feature attraction appear- inz at the Jalace theater Thursday, Frid nd \Raturday. This Hampton- Pathe' drama has been adapted from the novel of the same name by E. Hopkinson Smith H. Warner, are by search for the the financial later his death, and who also robbed him of the love of his wife, discovers the latter in a cheap rooming house i New York. It s . vhen they chme face to face, that ht of H. B. Warner's dramatic accompiishment is reached. His por- trayal is forceful and dynamic, and one that overtops the portrayal of his previ- ous success ‘‘One Hour Before Dawn.'’ The Keith vaudeville bill for the last three days of the week contains four headline acts with *'The Fenwick Girls™ in a singing offerin Sam Hearn, the original ‘“‘Uncle Joe'';: Coakley and Dunleavy, two fine comedians in ‘‘Be- hind the Front,”” and Sylvia Mora and The Reckless Duo in a sensational nov- elty offering. might She For Thursday, is offered four Frid and Saturday new vaudeville acts, “The Cheater Reformed,” with Wil- liam Russell in the leading role; a Clyde Cook comedy, ““The Huntsman,™ and Jeftf comedy, “Dr. Kill- jov.”” and the For News. Beginning Sunday night, Dean in “Outside the Law"™ the s en for four nights. said to be the greatest of the season and Priscilla will hold This is melodrama its activities range from the tender love sccnes to the bloody battle of men whose hatred can only he appeased by blood. SUNDAY AT PALACE Sunday evening the Palace will the melodramatic sensation ‘‘The Money Changers’® from the book by Upton Sinclaire An all star cast is featured including many Chinese char- acters from Frisco's famous Cliinatown. ‘“The Money Changers’ is a fast mov- drama of love, high finance, ance, adventure, and politics. The Palace symphony orchestra of ten picces will render a concert introducing the 'atest popular and classical hits “*Aphrodite,”” the most acul offering ever house anywhere in nz its producers, F. Ray Comstock Morris Gest, more than $250,060, has hecen booked for Parson’s theater for one week beginning Monday night, February 21st. It required five year: to prepare ‘‘Aphrodite’ for the Ameri- can stage and the masters concerned in ®s presentation represent the greatest brains in their pro!csxim\ JOHN-A-DREAMS XV. HAIR AND TRESSES IN YOUR DREAMS. 8 F a dream rivets your attention up- I on hair, its significance is invar- iably connected with some person upon whom your thoughts dwell often in vour waking hours. A man dream- ing that the tresses of the woman he loves are in disorder, had best beware: ske may be the choice of his will but i not the mate for his soul— She knows her man, and when vou rant and swear, draw to her hatr. And if a strokes the hai then— There is a hair: In dreams it care. Black expensive staged in any the world and On present big. BILLY ALLEN TO PRESENT “MY DARDANELLA GIRIL.” “My Dardanella Girl™* sented by the Billy Allen company to- morrow, riday and Saturday, a special matinee Saturday of derella.” Miss Gertrude Lynch pany will p the parf of “My Dar- danella Gi and in addition to ner part, several interesting features will introduced. Tonight. *“Live, JLaugh and Lot will be presented for the last time. The living pictures and the e numbers have created much in this play. Recognized as the best, the Joseph Payton Stock company is cominz to the Lyceum all next week with a dif- ferent play daily. On Monday matinee and night, “Parlor, Dedroom and Bath' will be presented Tuesday, ‘Peg o©o° 2y Heart;” Wedneasday, will be pre- “Cin- of the con be can vou with a single woman dreams that she of the man she lov story told about man’s means a head beset with hair, cut short. is a sign of { L R coiciaigierdigieialaiaiaraiglcoldl Tonight—*“Don’t Ever Marry”—Good Vaudeville THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Another Fine Bill KEITH VAUDEVILLE “The Better Kind” —With— The Fenwick Girls —o0— Coakley & Dunleavy “Behind the Front” —0— Sam Hearn “Uncle Joe” —0— Sylvia Mora and | privations. fhad maust be With FEBRUARY 16, 1921. 1 es stand for kair, no matter of shiny that it at- special attention, foretells new acquaintances and mak- ends, but if your own hair Auires an exceptional gloss linz on the threshold of a n your life and many of the cherished must aban- many of the friends yo dropped, at you may vourseif fully into the new circum- nees foretoid by the dream. If vour hair falls out. will dear friend through vour own Tau If it ferls matted yvou will scon be in- volved in mpleasant controver perhaps even a lawsuit. Dream of n with her hair hanginz down in hefore long black tr Glossy color. ht mourning, vhart S0 tracts your meeting ing new f 1 he vou and a1 hits doned S0 1 you lose an she stands mirror. her tr . gracefully hung behind ecaual curls, and well conspir'd to de sos in shining ringic the ivory neck— and you may rest assured that You have a powerful , ruthiess rival in the dearest affair of vour heart, and if you touch her hair then she will surely be the victor by the contest. But if you vourself before a mirror, vour hair nging down, vou are on the eve of vour wedding or, if you are a married woman. you will soon become a moth- er. If you dream smooth that vour hair has turned white, be cautious in all vour undertakings and husband your re- sources to the last penny, even though vou spem to have plenty and know of no danger to your prosperity. White hairs cold They tell of Spring gone by grown old. while the soil beneath ding life many flowers stand the strife! are' snow, bcautiful hut the year And hold bud- How die, too weak to Be prudent; then, with yvour worldly zoods, if you dream of white hair; you will suddenly discover that it is harder to hold than to gain Dreams of baldness are had. An un- married woman who has this vision of herself will probably discover that her lover is false, a married woman will find that her husband is unfaithful. But for men such a dream is a good sign. It foretells wealth, business sue- cess and high honors. The unpleasant sensation of a hair in vour food or in yvour mouth, means that vou will have' trouble in keeping a certain person in his or her place, that he or she will pursue you with an affection that fills you with disgust. Blond hair means illness; brown hair, generally, cares; red hair. an un- expectedly jovous experience. To see a child’s curls is a good omen if you know the chi is a stranger then the sign To pull out some on a loss of position. and fal is an indi- cation of a gift from unwelcome source. mean, hair an The Sieep. next dream story will tell of John-A-Dreams will be terpret dream experiences Editor of the Herald, by its readers. No replies will, however, be given pri- vately and no fee will at any time be asked or acecepted. It is distinctly un- derstood that there can be no guar- antee when such questions will be answered, though every effort will be made to satisfy inquirers within three or four weeks. —GRAND— HARTFORD. glad to in- sent to the ALL: WEEK MATINEE DAILY JOE HURTIG OFFERS “GIRLS OF THE U.S. A LYCEUM —THEATRE— PLAYING Billy Allen Musical Comedy “LIVE, LAUGH AND LOVE” Baturday Now Thursday, ‘MY DARDANELLA 1*riday, The Fragrance of “SAEATA" Anticipates its Exquislte Flavor PURE TO A LEAF AND FRESH - FROM THE GARDENS FISIT RECIPES FOR LENT. There are many ways of cooking fish. Much depends on the kind and cut of fish in deciding how to cook it. Small whole fish and fish steaks may be dipped in flour or corn-meal and fried in just a little fat in frying pan-—sauted. Very small fish and fil- lets of fish should be fried in deep fat. Fish to be broiled should be rather thin. Herring, erel are split down broiled whole. not more than broiling. Any fish may be boiled. The fish should be tied in cheese cloth and cooked in boiling salted, acidulated water. Moderate-sized fish may be stuffed and baked whole. Tish steaks are baked with a slice of bacon or salt pork on each steak. Menu for Tomorrow Breakfast—Stewed prunes, hoiled eggs, toast, grapefruit malade, coffee. Luncheon—Cream of tomato soup, croutons, stuffed baked apples, tea. Dinner—Boiled salmon, shoe-string potatoes, beet and cabbage salad, lemon custard pie, coffee. My Own Recipes. the back and Fish steaks are cut an inch thick for soft- mar- It water is used in the lemon cus- | tard instead of milk the custard has a much better taste. The lemon juiee and milk do not combine hap- pily. And a pinch of salt brings out the best of all the ingredients. Stuffed Baked Apples. 4 large apples. 8 prunes. 2 dessert spoons orange juice. 1 tablespoon butter. 4 tablespoons sugar. 1-2 cup water. 1-2 cup chopped nuts. Pare apples and cut slice from stem end. Remove core. Soak prunes in cold water for 2 hours. Remove stones anl chop fruit. Fill cavities of apples with chopped. prunes, a little sugar and 1 teaspoon orange juice to each apple. Cover with slice cut from end of apple. Put apples in pan and basted with sirup made of FOR LUMBAGO Mustercle. See How TWchkly It Relieves PARSONS ~—— THEATRE —— 8 NIGHTS BEG. TONIGHT 8:15 (Mat. Wed. Best Soats $3.00) Al Jnnu and Morris Green Present The Musical Pastime “JIM JAM JEMS” A Nociurnal Frolle With JOE E. BROWN EVES, $2.50—30c MAT. $2.00—30c | until apples . in bottom of pan and sprinkle | nuts. whitefish and mack- | k4 butter and water. Bake in & basting frequently, are tender. Remove from pan, pour over any sirup left with & sugar, moderate oven, Boiled Salmen pounds salmon. cups water. dessert spoon salt. small turnip. small onion. stalk celery. pepper-corns. Parsley, thyme, bayleaf. Put water and seégsonings into a | kettle and let #immer 30 Add fish tied in a piece of cloth. Boil gently until tender. The time of cooking depends more ofi the thickness of the fish than the weight. A thick piece of salmon should cook about 15 minutes. to the pound. Drain well and serve on a folded mnapkin. Egg sauce or Hollandaise may be served with boiled salmon. (Oopyright, 1921, N. B. A.) SOV CORNS ? { ?g Lift Right Off s without Pain e e Magic! Drop a little “Freezone” ¢n an aching corn, instantly thal | stops hurting, then shortly you right off with fingers. Doesn’t bit. Your druggist sells a tiny bottle off ‘Freezone’’ for a few cents, to remove every hard corn, soft e¢orn, or corn between the toes, and celin ) lear sighted- _ ness g%c:’ch near and fer 1s always yours arl you wear RYPTOK GLASSES 327 MAIN ST.. “The Home of Satisfied Eyeglass Wearers.” THE PLACE TO GET FISH EVERY DAY IS HERE AND PRICES ARE LOWER. Splendid Shore Haddock. . fong island Fiounders. .. ..8c -1ve Nice Fat Herring. Bluc Fish—iwhole fish. Rockport Cod ... Blue Fish Steak .. Butter Fish snnfipen- Blues . Halibut, Mackerel, Silver Salmo Smelts. Eels, Cod Fish Cheeks,~Cg Tongues, Live and Boiled Shrim; Round, Little Neck Clams, Steami Clams, Open Long Clams, 50c quai| Try Our Indian Neck Ojysters, opd fresh every day. WE ARE OPEN TILL 9 O'CLOC THURSDAY EVENINGS, Moore’s Fish Market £ 2 The New Britain Musical Co.