New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1921, Page 4

HOLDING A HUSBAND ko) /.dele Garrison’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife Way Mre Ticer Com t Madio's Secret Be Kept. akened ecarly next morn- n the unfamiliar best farmkp nded the bedroom nad 8¢ for my wondering alarm ouse where we tem r, Di had set Lt ing 1 tucky Wbl te \ at I planned the I charged my wftor ous peach and that % h to ra orary quarter m mental hig and my clock wve anyt especially faculty of exactly the \nd upon re on have night before memory ht Dac arise nli Irive to farm- moc old shed to oarly do—what two 1 ris the night tantalizing minute reeall no reagon for early Then the remembrance of me Dicky had pro 1 the e flashed over me, and I knew It was that I do. Before er Graham should awaken I warn Marion and the 'w to drop no hint that I had ever 1 of the Dacey farm, much contemplated d Dicky’s scheme per to discover the to buy it, yet I the only ible way out of the ama forced upon us by the com- lon of the housing situation and mother-in-law's general crank- must Lilllan loss buying it 1 of leading place, and knew that it re his to of Time. nd nolselessly, Dicky's pillow to im know where I had gone, and the mistress of the was dy astir, but I did not to unter her, for I wished de- In Plenty drossed quickly ed a note lon house want no the iwaken the car put it swittly the Gra wound of Mother In the m night before the road aring that pr might . T left o I had walked the down Your Last Chance t o3 D, N DR, CALIGAR the talk of New Britain CAR'S BEST VAUDEVILLE ALL THIS WEEK LORNE ELWYN PLAYERS Present ‘POLLYANNA The Best YWlay of the Season. N. B ald says: ““Truly the most wonderful play of the year. B. snyn: ““Miss Bauer enacterd the role of ‘Polly- nna’ to perfectio Hartford Courant says: “‘“Well worth going miles to see it. U All Next Week LOMBARDI LTD. tham = ¢ TR el half-mile that led to farm The fog, which frequent a merning visitor 1c cast end of the island was just rolling back under the attack of the first rays of the >~n, Je every bit of vegetation damply I sniffed the fresh with whic ways any mine in the my fav- orite for the Ticer the is so the wing gliste B the zest walk of It is air ittends early morning. of all the day the Ti chimney, also, came a graceful spiral of smoke, and from the Ticer kitchen door, as I ap- proached it, came a most appetizing odor of coffec nd frying home ham. That Mrs. Ticer rving her family wth breakfast, get- tir out of the way before the later and more ela orate breakfast for us, I surmised My guess was confirmed when I reached the kitchen door, for Sam Ticer and Jerry, their shirt sleeves, scrubbed until their were red with the soap and rubbing, were sitting at the table valiant trencher-men, indecd fast diminishing by huge onslaughts a stack of pancakes. “Clear Out.” time From cured was own them preparing but I am afrad a dietitian would not have approved this menu for a warm spring morning, but I confess that after my motor trip of the night be- fore, my sound sleep with windows wide open, and my brisk morning walk T envied Mrs. Ticer's men-folk their hearty breakfast. As I ap- peared in the doorway, Mrs. Ticer, with a little exclamation, dropped her pancake turner. “Well, I declare, Mis’ ham " she sald. “You gave me a start. Is there anything the matter?” “Not a thing,” I responded cheerily. “except that I want you all to keep a secret for me."” It was amusing to eyes that Sam Ticer turned on me. Both the farmer and his son have child-like minds, and ire neither as quick nor as poised as Mrs. Ticer. “A secret “Haven't you G round Jerry the and Sam Ticer echoed. got any ears?’ his wife snapped. “That's what Mis’ Graham sald. Come right in, Mis’ Graham, and sit down if you can find a chair fit to sit in.” She flicked some imaginary dust from a speck- less chalr as she pushed it forward. “And just tell us what you want “You ought to know you can't trust a woman to keep a secret,” Sam Ticer cackled. “But I'm a mas- ter hand. I don’t ever tell nobody nothing. I'm just likg_a grave, I be.” “Don't pay any atfention to him, Mis' Graham,” his wife begged “He's always putting his foot in his mouth every time he opens it. What was it you wanted us not tostell? Her tone and manner eliminated her husband from the discussion as completely as if he had been a pan of rubbish which her broom had just swept up. But that Sam Ticer knew it for good-natured banter, though with a touch of firmness be- neath the raillery, I saw by the slow appreciative grin that spread across his face. But he did not speak again until I had stated my errand. “So you see,” I finished, “it s vitally necessary that Mother Gra- does not guess I have looked at the property or planned to buy it.” “I see,” Mrs. Ticer said tersely. “You remember that, Ticer and Jerry, and don’t let me hear either of you ever blabbing a word about this. And now you say you want to wet to see Mis' Underwood without your mother-in-law knowing it. I'll tell you, Marfon will be slipping down here in a minute or two—she gets up early to the men milk, and then you can send a note to her mother. Now Ticer and Jerry you clear out of here, and let me give Mis® iham some breakfast. She must be = ved.” EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN National see Association of Credit Men Anxious to Do Away With Eco- MI | am q - Unless otherwise noted, buresus of the theatere or FOX'S DRAWING WELL. Tonight will see the final tion of ‘“The Cabinet of Dr that mysterious, thrilling, ling and fantastical feature has interested and baffled Fox pa all week. Reinforced by impressionistic settings, the melodrama runs like a Poe tory, telling of the murders committed by a traveling salesman’s subject while hypnotized. The romance heart interest and the ending un- expected The vaudeville, “In the big favorite, A daring spectacular presenta- Caligari,”” blood curd- icture that ons adds is entirely featuring the comedy Osteopath’'s Office,” also a good laugh produc novelty act proves acts of sing- and dancing merit out the There is also the usual Fox and Chester Outing the latest episode of act is a aerial and two other ing round program News, Traveloguc Die comedy and ““Do or Be nning four new there will be acts of vaudeville, also Willlam S. Hart in Malley of the Mounted,” a story of the Royal North- west Mounted Police. Don't forget that Fox's newest policy is to admit two patrons for the price of one admission, providing a Herald coupon, found on page 2 of each issue, if presented at the box office. tomorrow “POLLYANNA"” AT LYCEUM. The Lorne Elwyn Players who have opengd up their engagement for an indefinite period at the Lyceum thea- ter, have proven their popularity in their opening play “Pollyanna’ with hundreds of theatergoers in this city. Miss Bauer, C rence C se, Miss Ful- ler and Miss Frost, also Mr. Elwyn who personally directed his cast, all hre sharing honors. Mr. Elwyn an- that next week the Players ent Oliver Morosco's latest “Lombardi, Ltd.” Many this play in picturea with ytell as the star. Mr. Clarence Chase, the new leading man, will present the title role. The play- ers will present “Way Down East' in the very near future. 18 success, have seen Mr. Bert I m USE MORE VEGETABLES During the summer months meat should be served not oftemer than once a day, and milk, eggs and ves- etables be used in abundance. Vegetables served in cream sauce is nourishing and is a delightful means of putting milk in the diet of persons who find this beverage unpleasant to drink. There is one way to make sauce and have it smooth and perfect. First melt the butter in a smooth saucepan. Do not let the butter bub- ble while melting. Then add the flour, stirring constantly. The mix- ture should be perfectly smooth and blended. Add thin cream or top milk very slowly, stirring and cooking un- til this mixture is smooth and blend- ed. After the ice is the right thickness let boil two minutes. This will make sauce that will not need rubbing throu before it is fit to pour over for the tlour has had no chance to lump. A wire may be used when adding the milk and then all can be put in at once A cream thick, espe »lespoons blespoon of makes a sauce ency. Breakfast—Sliced pineapple, ed fish king powder biscuit, coffee sieve tables, whisk ice should not be too ally if served on toast, 2 of butter, 1 rounded ta- flour and 1 cup milk of “creamy” consist- broil- these uotices are written by the press sttractions with which they deal. S > t June 14 (By Associated Press).—The 1921 wheat crop of Gers . many will be of “better than average statement today by Food <Controller Hermes. For the first time since the war the country finds itself with grain on hand on the Report from Berlin Says Wheat Will Be More Abundant This Year— 250,000,000 Marks Involved. Berlin, volume,” sayi & SUBMARINE PICTURE AT PALACE Back in 1913 J. E. Williamson in vented what he called the Submarine Tube, a long flexible, telescope ar- rangement intended to be lowered from the bhottom or side of a ship into the depths of the ocean for the pupose of permitting divers in a chamber at the bottom of the tube to examine wrecks in safety. At that time he had no thought of applying its use to motion pictures. But later it dawned upon him that photographs of life beneath waters had never been shown, and he got busy. The result was ty Thousand Leagues Under the Se: followed by “The Submarine Eye,” which created a furore in the motion picture world when they were first produced. Now he has outdone himself and the re- sult is “Girl of the Sea,” a powerful and stirring screen drama which comes to the Palace for three day commencing Thursday. The Keith vaudeville bill will be featured by Homer Lind and com- pany in “The Opera Singer.”” Recipe booklet free. RARIDEN NOT SK AS MGR. Atlanta, Ga., June 15.--Officials of the Atlanta Baseball club denied yes- terday that Bill Rariden, veteran ma- jor league catcher, had been signed to act as manager of the Atlanta Southern ociation team. They said he had been signed as catcher. REACH NO DECISION. A meeting of the Second Ward Re- publican club, called last night for the purpose of making plans for the an- nual outing, adjourned without reach- ing a decision. A third meeting will tn shortly be called to decide the matter. 7ERSBABa. T A Surprise Tonight Measure the cost by the cup —not by the size of the can, for which it pald out more than $§0,- 000,000 marks in the last two years. Although the government has de- cided to continue control of the na- tion’s wheat production, it has modi- fied its restrictions to the extent of permitting farmers who make the obligatory deliveries to dispose of their surplus stock to mills for flour production, thereby enabling consum- ers to obtain flour in the open mar- Kket. Notwithstanding the improvement in the visible grain supply, consum- ers shortly will face an increase in MADE INTHE CUP AT THE TABLE sidies heretofore granted for e p pose of limiting the priee of bike Yoaver. The fruit crop also is, rcportfi‘ be ahead of past years. goraed to Zuonen . YALE'S NET TOURNEY TEAX New Haven, June 15.--Yal nis representatives in the . in legiate tennis tournament at Ph! delphia July 2, announced yestegd] will be Captain F. M. Bundy, L. Williams, G. M. Wheeler and J. 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