New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1921, Page 4

.HOLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison’ s New Phase of 'Revelations of a Wife How Dr. Pettit Managed Even Dicky The ambulance will come immedi- ately.” Dicky made the welcome an- nouncement as he came into the room after his trip to the telephone. Dr. Pettit looked at his watch. “They ought to be here in twenty minwes, then,” he said. “Mrs. Ticer, will you make a pot of strong coffec Mrs. Ticer strode toward her kitchen. “Dr. Pettit.” My mother-in-law’s voice was shaken, but still incisive. “I'am going to that hospital, not in the ambulance, of coursé, but Rich- ard will drive Margaret's father and me. Will you see that we are per- mitted to remain within call?” “It is not necessary,” Dr. Pettit began coldly, all the -physician’s pro- fessional dislike of confusion rising to. the surface. “Not necessary to you, 'probably.” Mother Graham commerited curtly, “but vital to us.” “I must insist upon going.” M father’s voice, suave, courteous, but with a note of finality in it, supple- mented my mother-in-law’s dictum. Dr. Pettit, whose respect and ad- miration for my father is unvarying, gave an infinitesfw2. wift of his eye- brows, but promptly capitulated. f course, if you wish it,” said. “Would you prefer my Mr. Graham?” “No, thank you.” .Dicky's reply was curt, almhost to the point of of- fense, and I winced at his rudeness I knew his intense dislike of the phy sician, but hated to have him dis- play it as a time when life and death were in the balance. The Right Note. “After all, it is just as well you don’t” Dr. -Pettit replied imperturb- ably, though .1 fancied T caught a gleam of resentment in his eyes, “for mine is a runabout, and I shall have to ask you to drive me back here from' the hospital. And four peopls in the runabout would be a most uncomfortable arrangement.” I saw Lillian’s hand move toward him with-a ‘slight, impatient gesture, immediately controlled, and I shared the unreasoning but “natural resent- ment I knew she was feeling at the intrusion :of petty details into the black, bitter shadow which enveloped her. I knew that to her it must seem ineredible that any one couid discuss the seating arrangement of a car- while the little figiré of her daughter on the couch remained so ~motionless, so devoid of any appear- ance of life. “The coffee is ready.” he car, Mrs. Ticer’s e JUST RECEIVED A new Supply of Fish Globes. Also Goldfish, Ornamen Shells, Fish Food, Parrots, Canaries, Rabbits, Liberty Malt and Choice Hops. NEW BRITAIN BIRD STORE 105 ARCH ST, Tel. 1121-3 voice sounded low, efficient from the doorway. “Shall I serve it here?” “Please,” he returned, then he looked fixedly at Lillian, who had made an involuntary gesture of re- pugant refusal. insist upon your drinking Inderwood,” he said “not as a beverage, but stimulant. Your child may come out of this at any time, and you will need all the artificial strength you can get. You must not fail her. He had struck the right note. Lil- lian rose, and when Mrs. Ticer came back in with the tray, she was the first to drain a cup of the strong, steaming bever: A Curt Command. “Shall T take two? she quietly, when sha had finished. “No, one will be enough,” Dr. Pettit replied, and when he had fin- ished his coffee he came to me and held out his arms for Junior, who, exhausted with crying, had fallen asleep, once he had reached the shelter of my arms, for which he had been wailing. “Get your coffee quickly,” he said in a low voice. “The ambulance ought to be here very shortly. Please be ready to get right in it, up toward the front. I want you to hold Junior during the journey.” Dicky crossed to us in a stride. “Give me the boy/’ he said, with a frown. “I can hold him and leave you free to attend to Marion.” “I must see to wrapping this arm <o the journey will not jar it,” the physician replied curtly. “Will you kindly get your mother and father- in-law into the car? You fhay go ahead if you wish. There is noth- ing any of you can do here.” He turned away abruptly. Junior il in his arms, and I saw Dicky's foce flush resentfully at the dismissal. But -here was nothing else tor him to dc except to obey fhe physicien's ¢ictum, and in another two minutes he had escorted my father and his mother to my car outside, and I heard the noise of its starting. ‘Now, Mrs. Graham if you wuil help me,” Dr. Pett: said, and with marvelously skilful and tender fingers he so padded the li*ile arm that no ordimary jar could hurt Junior. “Hold him so,” he directed, “and carry him just this way to the am- bulance. Sit here uantil it comes.” He drew up an armchais, eased ne into it, then turned to Mrs. Ticer. “Three blankets and a sheet,” ke directed incisively, and though she seemed to move with her usual de- iberation, it was but a faw seconds before she had produced them. “Mrs. Underwood, help me here.” The command was curt, and I— watching the color rush back to Lil- lian’s bloodless lips—knew that the wise physician had given her some- thing to do just in time to save her from collapse. Between them they made a soft padded couch’ in short order, and then the horn of the am- bulance sounded outside. asked sinzle Spend the Fourth of July Lake Compounce CONCERT 3:00 TO 5:00 P. M. Colt’s Band of Hartford Dancing, Afternoon and Evening. O’Brien’s Orchestra Grand Display of Set Fireworks in Evening Regular Jitney Service, Leaving Center, Direct to Resort. Sunday, July 3, Concert Program By New Departure Band .- -Follow the Crowd to the Place Where Fun Rules Supreme. Pierce & Norton, Props., Bristol, Conn. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY, 2, 1021, MILDRED HARRIS CHAPLIN AT THE PALACE Mildred Harris Chaplin’s latest First National starring vehicle, “Old Dad,” from Eleanor Hallowell Ab- bott's widely read story, will be the attraction at the Palace theater next week, opening an engagement of 3 days on Monday. Lloyd Ingraham, one of the screen’s best known and most capable directors, presided over the megaphone during the production of this picture. Playing opposite Mrs. Chaplin in the most important role of his career is George Stewart, brother of Anita Stewart. Other well known players in the cast are John Sainpolis, Who has the title role of ““Old Dad,” Myrtle Stedman, Irving Cummings, Hazel Howell, Edwin Brown, Loyola O’Connor, Bess Mitchell and Tula Belle. The scenario was prepared b J. Grubb Alexander and Madge Tyrone, two of filmdom’s cleverest subtitlers. The Keith vaudéville bill for Mon- day, Tuesday, Wednesday is featured by the minature surprise “The Kiddie Kabaret.” GAIETY TRIO TO HEAD FOX BILL NEXT WEEK ‘“The Gaiety Trio,”’ three male sing- ere._who have been making a big hit in New York, will head Fox's bill for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. These singers are said to be among the best in vaudeville, their harmony sing- ing being especially good and their program well chosen. Amother act se- lected is Guy Fisher, famour roller skatiug expert who .does all sorts of stunts while- whirling about on the rollers. Maude - Ellens, a dainty comedienne with a good line of songs and chatter will also be on the bill as will Calvin and Thornton. This man and woman carry their “own special scenery and their act is a distinct nov- elty. The big picture will' be Fatty Arbuckle in ‘/The Life of the Party.” Fox News, ““Do or Die,” an Outing picture and a comedy will' also bc shown. SUNDAY AT THE PALACE On Sunday night the Palace will offer an excellent bill of double and other short subjects. Robert War- wick will be offered in “Adventure of Hearts,” and Enid Bennett will bc seen in “Hairpins.” The comedy end of the program will be Charlie Chaplin in a revival of one of his funniest “The Adventurer.” VAUDEVILLE AT THE LYCEUM The management wishes to .an- nounce that any lady atending the matinee or evening performance at the Lyceum and sitting in the lucky seat will be given away a beautiful set of the latest style in silk lingerie. And it is further announced that on Friday évening the management will give to the man or woman sitting in LYCEUM —THEATER— SUNDAY EVENING FRANKKEENAN —in- ‘Dollar for Dollar’ JIGGS COMEDY Father’s Close Shave —Also- RIO GRANDE Another Super-Special Feature. LOOK FOR OUR OTHER AD. PALACE SUNDAY NIGHT Robert Warwick “‘Adventure in Hearts” ENID BENNETT ““HAIRPINS”’ CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN “THE ADVENTURER"” MON. TUES. w Mildred Harris Chaplin —IN-— “OLD DAD” KEITH VAUDEVILLE Featuring Vaudeville’s Minia- ture Surprise: “THE KIDDIE KABARE CONTINUOUS SHOWS MO Unless otherwise noted, these nofices are written by the press bureaus of the theater or attractions with which they deal, the lucky segt at beautiful real live baby. It will be to your advantage to attend the performance at the Ly- ceum and in connection with their specially selected program of the best there is in vaudeville. It is the desire of the management in mak- ing these splendid offers to show to the amusement loving public quality of the vaudeville that is being play- ed at this splendid playhouse. The vaudeville bill that opens Monday in conjunction with pictures will be such headline attractions as the Mazuma Japs in a variety offering of Oriental feats. Niblo any Spencer who are fea- ture comedians in the Lew Kelly show last season are sure to please. Elsa Ford is one the best comediennes .in vaudeville, coming direct from the Broadway theater, New York. Dick and Ruby' Wrendo have 'a clever comedy singing, talking and musical act. John K. Reed the boy from Brizal is also there. Gordon and Gene who are with the Ziegfeld nine o’clock re- Yue do a classy song and piano act that you cannot beat. Webb and Ro- main in.a novelty comedy knockabout offering that will keep vou laughing unl?l the last half of the Week until you see our big feature the Eight Dusky Steppers. On Monday there will be a continuous show from 2:15 until 10:15 and keep in mind the ladies’ lingerie. e DOROTHY DALTON IS AT FOX SUNDAY EVENING Beautiful Dorothy Dalton, sensational star of ‘‘Aphrodite,” is the chief at- traction at Fox's Sunday evening in “Black Is White."" To whet the appetite of the movie fan the story is: She married her own husband. He, thinking her dead, believed -her to be another woman. Then the revenge she had planned through bitter years. It is an adaption of a George Barr McCutcheon story, The companion picture is Billie Burke in ‘‘Lady Love,"” an excellent comedy drama. Fox News and other reels complete the bill. e LOCAL BOY AT FOX'S. ‘Tonight is the last time to see ‘“The Elm City Four,”” featuring James Carty, a local boy, now appearing at Fox’s. Three other high class acts and Buck Jones in ‘‘Get Your Man’ are on the bill. HANOVER PARK. Famous Old Resort In Meriden Is Up- to-the-Minute Again. Hanover Park, Meriden's famous old playground, once so popular with New Britain folks, seems to have taken on a new lease of life under its pres- ent management and the amusement- soing public of this city are seeking recreation at the historic old spot in greater and greater numbers cach week-end. And for that matter many of the city’s followers of the fox trot and other modern dances can be seen almost any night in the week in its comfortabla old Casino. In addition to the old familiar at- N TODAY—CONTINUOUS (Daylight Time) MME. DOREE’S OPERALOGUE Presenting Famous Operatic Sweethearts. Nelson & Madison; Anderson & Yvel; Elaine Beasley; Raymond & Lyte. “THE OTHER WOMAN” All-Star Cast, Including: Helen Jerome Eddy, Jane Novak, Joseph Dowling; Jerome Patrick — 2 HANOVER PARK/| The Beauty Spot of Connecticut COMPLETE CURE OF INDIGESTION One Box of “FRUIT-A-TIVES” or “Frait Liver Tablets” Brought Relief WILLIAM GALE SHEPHERD 01d Chatham, Cofumbia Co., N. Y. T was bpthered with Constipation, Liver Troubl and Indigestion for three years ; and tried all kinds of medicine with no relief. I was so bad I would have a dull, heayy feeling in the pit of ‘my stomach ; generally about three or ‘four hours after eating. I saw advertised in the “Troy Times™ ‘Fruit-a-tives’ and sent to R. W. Seymour’s drug store in Chatham and bought two 50c. boxes. Before 1 had finished one box, I was relieved and now have no more trouble. I can eat anything I desire. I would advise anyone in the same condition as I was, to take ‘Fruit- a-tives’; 1tisa God-send, and I would not be wighont ‘Fruit-a-tives’ in the house”’. WILLIAM GALE SHEPHERD. 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25¢. At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, N, Y. e — tractions at the park the new an- agement has installed a handsome new Merry-Go-Round, said to be one of the finest machines in New Eng- land, a Whip, a new model Aeroplane Swing, a Roller Skating rink apd nu- merous fun-making devices. Particular attention was paid to the dance lovers and the Casino has been re-decorated and fixed up in a man- ner befitting its environments. Dan ing is held every night, rain or shine, When the physician recommends our PASTEURIZED MILK for the baby, isn’t that a good indication regarding the quality the entire family should use 5 We don’t have to misrepresent our product as a large percentage of our milk is produced on OUR OWN FARM at Berlin, and the balance is all pro- duced within a few miles of New Britain and positively no N York milk is be- ing sold through our dairy. N Remember our milk in the raw state is better than most, but we also Pas- teurize it, insuring thereby its purity. Try it and you will use no other. J. E. Seibert & Son Telephone 1720. MERIDEN “Connecticut’s Coney Island” Hartford, Conn. CAPITOL PARK BEACH The Seashore Brought to Hartford. Largest Swimming Pool in the East. Open Daily From 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. . Capacity 3,000. Continuous Circulation of Water Changed Twice Daily. Thbree of the Most Modern Sanitation and Filtration Systems, Including the Ultra Violet Ray. DANCE AT “ROSELAND” The Most Beautiful Ballroom in Connecticut. —100 Other Amusements— “EVERYBODY HAPPY” VAUDEVILLE AND. BEST >M k Wethersfield Avenue BEST SHOW IN TOWN TODAY BUCK JONES in GET YOUR MAN ELM CITY FOUR SUNDAY EVENING DOROTHY DALTON —in- BLACK IS WHITE THE LIFE OF THE PARTY —0— BILLIE BURKE —in- SADIE LOVE MONDAY—TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY FATTY ARBUCKLE In His Funniest Picture The Best Singing Act in Vaudeville — GAIETY TRIO— Eddie Polo Sunshing Comedy Fox News THURS.—TOM MIX in BIG TOWN ROUND-UP. FOR RENT * Entire floor 90x50 feet, with power, gas and water connections, suitable for light manufacturing or storage. Inquire at The American Engineering Co. 332 Washington Street, Any time b etween 8:00 a. m. and 6:00 p. m. Meriden’s Popular Playground BACK AGAIN ON THE AMUSEMENT MAP—1921 ATTRACTIONS AT 1914 PRICES. Dancing Every Evening COYLE’S ORCHESTRA The Talk of the Dance Crowd. o0——o0 SPECIAL ATTRACTION Monday Evening BIG PATRIOTIC CARNIVAL A Synchronism of Color and Dance O———0 Admission, Including Tax: Ladies 30c Gentlemen 40¢ FIREWORKS MONDAY EVENING LET’S GO__Ai1 Ideal Plac Free Attractions — On the — Open Air Stage MONDAY COMMENCL — NOow JUDGE and GAIL Supreme Aerialists. SHOWING — SHERWOOD AFTERNOON LEO FRANKLIN A Careless Comedian. o——o Sensational Aerialist. o—o KOLA Human Frog. The o—o BAND CONCERTS NOON NOON SUNDAY AFTE 4TH of JULY AFT e to Spend the Fourth—Free Parkin, Ideal Picnic Grounds For Basket Parties. and and g Space For Autos_ o—o o——o o—o o—o o—o o—o THE WHIP A-Ride-With a-Zip. THE BOATING Fine On a Moonlight Night. Amusements THE CAROUSEL A Ride With Rythm, AEROPLANE SWINGS A Thrill With Perfect Safety. ROLLER SKATING Ever Popular. PLAYGROUNDS For the Kiddies. — BASEBALL — Sunday Afternoon and Monday Afterncon. -LET’S GO b e e S ——