New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1921, Page 4

HOLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife Why Mother Graham's Startled Mac Mave you no realization, Richard. pt what we have on hand this meorn- ng Mother Graham's volce iddressed her alighted from the veranda tor han you dream of, old murmured disrespect ide of his mouth at hoke violently in an ttempt suppress a glggle Then his mother with (he which she pretends which I know she heart r mind, mother? § you want to k me to reslize 2 faculty I was born Suggestion torbidding. Dicky the had tern nd I ide of eoen W Far morc ear Dicky ully from the making me son the where as car at she stehing us to 0. but plea hing That's ithout." “That » me e torted r nd your Ticer kept an start righ “Where's Junior?" da “Richard Second reakfast with Mrs ar itting room. my evident mother in at which Then truth becomes more day 1 live,” his “But come breakfast for you way Dicky very dryly eat has demand- is having his Underwood in mother-in-law H Unbelievable You can hardly realize the wonderful im- Provement to your skin and compledon your mirror will reveal to you after using Gouraud’sOriental Cream f.r the first time. Send ! 5¢c. for Trial Size FERD. T. HOPKINS & SON jew York Gouraud's Oriental Cream e ALL, THIS WEEK Lorne-Elwyn Players Oliver Morosco's Lombardi-Ltd. | The Sensational Comedy of the Year Daring. Sparkling, Dazzling Costuntes Cure for the Blues. TONIGHT and WEDNESDAY DON'T MISS THIS WONDERFUL BILL WILLIAM DEMILLE Presents the Dramatio Hit Midsummer Madness With JACK HOLT and LILA LEE Keith Vaudeville SOME FINE BILL! “THE BAGGAGE SMASHERS” Direct From the Hippodrome JACK McGOWAN Tho Peer of Single Men RYAN and RYAN Different Dancers CECIL GREY A Sure HARTFORD e — — TODAY - CONTINUOUS TOTO lamous N. Y. Hippodrome Clown. 1} Mahoney. Four Dancing Chicks. Stanley & Caffrey. Three Weber Girls. | || years and proved safe rejoined stifiy. “There is & plasm l3id there for you also, dut please do got excite Richard Second. He is se worked up now by Marien's talk about cows and chickens that he ean hardly eat.” “I'll calm him down,” Dicky sald airily. “Just gazing at me has a composing effect, hasn't jt, Madge?” “Absolutely soporific.” 1 repiied, following him sedately inte our sit- ting room where Lilllan was break. fasting. Junior was in his high chair beside her, while Marion hev. ered deovotedly around him. Behind me 1 heard Mother Graham rise from her chair with the sniff which she always gives when Dicky and ¥ are bantering each other. “Hello, old man !" Dicky greeted his son boisteréusly. while Juator squealed ecstatically and waus onty prevented by a quick movement an Lilllan’s part from overturning his high chair in his eagerness to reaeh his father. Dicky grabbed him as the chair righted itself in Lillian’s grasp, swung him to the ceiling, then to his own shoulder, and looked up at him adoringly, while my heart thrilled as it always does whea I see the worship which Dicky gives eour child. “Pa-pa come wif Dooner, see cows and kickens,” Junior demanded, tuge ging at his father’s hair with beth small hands. Dicky Helps. “Here, your mother does enough of that ! Dicky remonstrated, digen. saging the hands And you'll have to do without me this morning. ¥ have gn engagement with your grands mother.” He winked at me slyly as he spoke and Mother Graham walked into the trap wit halacrity. “I do not know, Richard.” she siid stiffly, “that 1 ever have intertered with any reasonable pleasure our darling has ever desired. Eat yeour breakfast, and then go with him for a few minutes. I wish to talk te Margaret for a little before I stare, anyway.” T could not keep a disappointed look from my face. This first ex- sursion of Junior's to the farmyard meant much to me, as it woyld to most young mothers, vet I @id net wish to antagonize my mother-in-law on this day of all others. Dieky came charging to the rescue. ‘Oh. but this is Margaret's partie. ular party. eseorting Junior to the moo cow ! I'll tell you what—let's all go now. Yau want to see him, too. mother, you know you do, and he'll give no rest yntil he engin- eers that stunt. Then we can leave him with Marion. and I'll come back and cat my dreskfast in peace while vou chin with Madge “I do wish, Richard. that yeu would cease using such herribly wyl- r expressions,” his mather said dly. “‘'Chin Indeed ! But she made ready to go with us without further protest. asnd for the next ten minutes the barnyard nrégened the spectacle of one small hov regnant, pulling his objeet sub. iscts, now augmented by Lilllan, my father and the Ticers, from one 9b- lect of his ecstatic interest to aneother. A Decided Demand. Then, leaving Juntor with Marion aind Jerry Ticer with a dézen ma- ternal infunctions. we returned te the house, where—while Dicky ate Rhis breakfast—his mother put me through a catecht as to the territery I Bad covered in my search for housea She was in a mood far less belli. gerent than that of the night befere, and abetted by Lillian I was gble to draw a doleful picturc of the cendie tions confronting us. &he leoked meditative for a minute or twe, then sald decidedly: “You haven't tackled these real estate agents right. thats all. They always have something in reserve if you know how to handle them. Tou're going to drive us, afen't you? Then got ready, and we'll go straight to the Sag Harbor agents.” My heart gave an apprehensive throb. If she went to the wigened old real estate man, who had oon. trolled the Dacey farm, Mother Gra- ham eould not help but find out that 1 had ady contrgcted for it. Sure Relief TOP ASPIRIN Name “Bayer” on Genuine vd Warning! Unless you see the name “Bayer” on package or on tablets yey are not getting genuine Aspirin pre. scribed by physicians for twenty.ome by miljons. Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer package for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, - Earache, AYER 3 - Cr W 7 gttt g v bR -3 GOOP VAUDETILLE AND PICTURE AY FOX'S. Fox's first half week viydeville of« ters somcthing @ifferent in Buck- nell, a clever modeller whe faghions all manner of medels in the twinkling of the eye and a swish of the hand. Lang and Regers and Reb and Whit- WMan are twe tegms of male and fe- male dagers and dancers and Hunter, Curtis and Seneérita are two men and & #irl whe have § good novelty sing- ing and danecing revye. Tn addition. the featyre metion plcture (s Sir James M. Barrie's fa- meus “Sentiments! Tommy.” g Pyrs- mount preduction. The seenie effects in this are especially good and an en- tire city, cepled frem phetegraphs of the eriging! in Scotland, was byilt at Elmhurst, L. 1., in which to stage it. The story is about a sentimental little boy who grew into physieal manheed byt retained his Ddoyish sentiment. A tender love story courses through fe. The latest episode of “Do Or Die,” gives Eddie Pelo an epportynity to smash acress seme more of hip thril- ling stunts, the Fox News bdrings cyrrent evests Dofere the eyes and @ Chegter Oyting Travelogye pic- tyre takes the spectater on a long mental teip. A comedy completes the ®ill. 2 S A’'coupen, clipped from Page 2, plus the price of oné admissién, is good for admittance of two persons. “MIDSUMMER MADNESS” PALACE Dangerous remance, highly emo- tional mements and & brand mew screen situgtien are embodied tn Wil. Uam De Mille's very pleasing gnd skil- fully presented produétion via Para. mount, “Midsummes Madness,'' frem Cosmo Hamilten's latest nevel, “His Friend and His Wife,”” and which is deing shown as the feature offering at the Palace theater now. The romance is between a husband and another maa's wifc, and to make matters worse, both the husbands and wives have been lifeleng, intimate friends. In due time, the romantic pair realize thetr gyilt and turn back, byt pot until the seed of scandal has been sows Dy a goasiping wsociety woman. One of the best vaudeville billy ever offered in this city, bar mone, is now appearing at the Palace. It is hard to pick the hea@liner dut of the four acts as eseh ome i itself s & corker. Mals Bart and Company, direct from three season’s showings, with the N. Y. Hippodrome show, are one of the favarites on .the bill with their comedy scream, “The Bag- gage Smashers.” Ryan snd Ryan are a pair of the cleverest dancers in the novelty line on the stage today: Jack McGowan, a real entertainer, well liked with his excellent offering, and FO o l‘[ bt \ uotices are written by the press @c stirsctiops with which they deal | Cecil Grey hands out one of the big- gest surprises yet offered at the Pal. ace. USE CHARD. Swiss chard i3 an early summer vegetable that should receive more attention than it does. The leaves may be cooked as greens and the stalks as asparagus or both cooked together. Chad is like spin- ach in eomposition. Swiss Chard As Asparagus. Cut leaves from stalks of chard. ‘Wash stalks and tie in small bunches. Cook in boiling water till nearly tender, add salt and finish cooking. Prain and keep hot. Put on pieces of hot buttered toast and pour over Hollandaise sauce. Hollandaise Sauce. One cup white sauce, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, 3 egg yolks. 2 table- spoons butter, salt and pepper. Make white sauce as usual. Add the egg vyolks well mizxed with 3 tablespoons water. Stir over hot water till the sguce thickens, but do not let boil. Add lemon juice and 2dd Dbutter bit by bit. Season with salt and pepper. Chard Leaves As Spinach. Wasgh leaves through several wa- ters. Put on to cook over a slow fire in a tightly covered kettle. The chard will cook in its own juice just as spinach. Cook until tender, about forty-five minutes. Drain. Chop and season with salt and pepper and lem- on juice. Garnish with slices of hard boiled eggs. (Copyright 1921 by Newspaper Enterprise). INGROWN TOH NAIn TURNS OUT ITSELF. A few drops of “Outgro’’ upon the skin surrounding the ingrowing nail reduces inflammation and pain and so toughens the tender, senmsitive skin underneath the toe nail, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and the nail tyrns naturally outward almost over vight “Ouytgro” §s a harialess, antiseptic manufactured for chiropodists. How- ever, anyone can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing direc- tions. X VIEILELE MONDAY—TU ESDAY—WEDNESDAY SENTIMENTAL TOMMY A Leove Seory You Wil Never Forget Funnjest Susashine Comedy You Ever Saw. EDDIE POLO : H H I BICKNEL A COlever Novelty ROBS s34 WHYPMAN Comedy Songs and Stories. H : H FOX NEWS LANG and ROGERS Songs and Dances. 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