New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1921, Page 4

NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1921. —_—_——ee————— DAILY FASHION SERVI DAD’S SHIRT TAB ENHANCES NEW BLOUSE BY MARIAN HALE. ¥ New York, July 20.—Oh, girls, just stop, look and listen. The very latest feminine touch in h blouses is a white crepe satin with . A hosom tab. The idea is a plain “I Didn't—" Unless otherwise noted, theso notices are written by the press steal from father! He used to wear hour ago after suffering bureaus of the theater or attractions with which they dea ‘em—inside—to keep his shirt fronti convulsions all night ! AT THE LYCEUM "VEN MILITARY GIRLS AT PAL.|down. If this were true, where For the last half of this week fhg 4 E E But the new tab bears the wearer’s Pettit? He had promised send| Siane > ACE. monogram and hangs right out in the for me if Lillian needed me. Could|Management has recured Jack open. it be possible that the superinten-|don's greatest novel for the This Town Blouse thriller (you will dent's inefficient substitute had not|“The Little Fool’ Milton Sills, have to admit it is startling) is the called the physician? I put that|yoy oy ng goubt are acq newest creation of the Fifth avenue theory aside, knowing that Lillian| 7 % "9 Blouse Makers. It is designed for weuld have raised heaven and carth|!S the leading ma the tailored costume. and the nether regions to get help for | dealing with The model shown slips over the her idolized child, and would have |underworld head and is tied under the collar with ompelled action if none were forth-|thrills, gasps, laughs and excitement, Erosgrain ribbon: coming. But suppose Lillian herself| The Juvenile Follios will remaln for Of course, you can run the gamut had—the voice of the woman at the|the balance of the week by popular of color schemes and designs in those other end of the 'phone at last an-|demand and change their cntire sram of singing, dancing and ward- o 2 monogramed tabs—but you MUST swered my frantic repetition of the o o cver b bas o aee e word *Hello ! robe, Other acts of good quality will be on the program. OLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison’s New Phase of Revelations of a Wife The Truth Madge Got Miss Jones. I hardly knew hoarse and raucous at last pulled myself spoke again to the hospital telephone. “Hello! hello!” 1 called insis- tently when she did not answer my first call, wondering if she had cut me off after telling me the terrible news of Marion's death. It was news that I would lieve, nor retail to the of Robert Savarin the car outside From “Died my own voice, so it, when 1 together and woman at the was o Dr. Lon The Keith vaudeville headliner 'he Palace for Thursd Fr turday will be the Seven Milil Lar in a song and dance oddity lldl everyone will like. Other acts- in- ‘lude Franc Dougher a clev comedienne; Charles Tobin, monolog- and Jed Dooley & Co. in a variety offering. at screen whom ainted with The Little Fool,” life of the will give ordinar: not"¥ be- and anxious hear waiting for me in the station until 1 had it confirmed from the lips of Marion’s nurse, Dr. Pettit or Lillian herself. But my heart chilled with the certainty that if Marion were really gone, her mother would not be far behind her. What was it the woman I tried to think calmly I frantically snapped the and down in the endeavor again upon the ’phone. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use ForOver 30 Years society “MAROONED HEARTS ACE. The photoplay at the Palace for the last three days of the week will fea- ture Bileen Sedgwick in the first epi- de of her new serial, ““The Diamond Queen” and Conway Tearle in “Ma- rooned Hearts AT PAL- pro- Another smart town blouse is of *What is it? What do you want?” navy blue crepe and henna georgette I recognized panic in the voice, real- with the Jenny sleeve. The brilliang izing that in an emergency of this georgette is partly confined by a cuffy sort confronting the woman—the of the blue crepe, the rest falling hpeaking of the unexpected news of “angel” fashion. The - henna sash receiver up|a death—she did not know what to confines the loose crepe bodice. to zet her |do. With a mighty effort I con- A third town blouse is called the trolled my own voice to measured ribbon blouse. It is of black canton calmness, spoke slowly and distinctly: crepe with looped grosgrain ribbon “Please call Miss Jones to the tele- trimmings forming a long tab im phone. front and back. Both the Jenny “Miss Jones!” The voice held sleeve model and the black ribbon helpless, sort of you-have-asicd- blouse fall over the skirt while the something-impossible-tone. “But she shirt-tab models are worn under the is on a case in a private room, and T HE TALE OF cannot be called unless the message GRUNTY PIG R e ¢ 7BY ARTHU m “You have just told me that Miss T . A‘%‘EP‘TT BAILEY Jone’s patient is dead—" 5 “Why! The very idea!” The Plg awoke with a start. Somebody voice was pettish in its resentful as- ud “Woof!” And somebody came tonishment. *I didn’t say anything sniffing and snuffing around the cor- of the kind.” ner of the piggery. Dimly Grunty i dilics Lok Sty ot % could see a dark, burly form. And he did not dare let myself be certain. that he bawled, “Then you have made a terrible bear! It's a bear! nistake,” T said icily, “and have caused me untold agony of mind. I s<hall take this up with the board of zovernors immediately if you do not had said? Tent for sale and to rent. Eddy even while Awning & Decorating Co.—advt. TALES CTrodemerk Regivearens a THLS Night close found Grunty Pig huddled the outside of the piggery, Many times he had walked around, the low building, snuffling at the @oors and trying in vain to find some opening through which he might r‘r.’x\sl To his dismay, all was snug to right It's a bear! Almost at the same instant old dog; Spot run out of h kennel barking juice furiously. And like magic the prow- point. Sift and bring slowly to the boiling —get the «Buddy Habit” —make a hit with friend wife. ¥ —Buddy will remind you —of that shopping errand =that luncheon engage- ment —that call to-night. —Buddy never forgets. WILSON-JONES LOOSE LEAF CO. ADKINS 66 Church Street PALACE TOWI(‘H’P—‘T"IU‘. \l‘ \'EN\' Thu Fri., Sat. The Big Keith Headliner 7-MilitaryGirls-7 A Song and Dance Oddity with special scenery. EILEEN SEDGWICK in the first episode of “THE DIAMOND QUE CONWAY TEARLE g “MAROONED HEARTS” Now Playifng Juvenile Follies of 1921 PUPPETS OF FATE. — Tomorrow — THE LITTLE FOOL Juvenile Follies. Three Other Big Acts. HARTEORD T TODAY — CONTINUOU TOM MIX g s A’ ’ ‘A Ridin’ Romeo A DI AR A ravesty Richards & W Eddie Frances Dougherty, Chicf Cloud & Win pyer, Biae call Miss Jones at once.” What Miss Jones Said. A helpless, hopeless sort of silence for fully half a minute—my brain alternately registering hope and des- pair—then a sullen frightened: “Hold the wire.” Another minute’s wait, then crisp, fresh and efficient came the voice of Marion's “This is Jones. What is it, Miss Jones!” T was almost in my doubt by this time. This is Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Under- wood’s friend. - They have just told me Marion is dead—is it true?” Over the wire came the sound of a quick, shocked intake of the breath. Afterward 1 realized that it was the only triumph the woman's nerves had over the nurse’s professional calm. Then her voice, quickly reas- suring. “g\o" The emphasis was capital- zed. “She is very much alive, and tpaswd a splendid night. And her mother is also feeling much better.” “Thank God !" Tt was a real praver of thankfulness that my lips utteied. Then the remembrance of the fright I had been given made me demand further assurance. “How is it I was told so shocking a thing?” I asked. “I do not know. moment, please?"” I heard a low murmur of then Miss Jones's voice again. “A patient did die here this mora- ing, a young girl, victim of an auto- mobile collision, also suffering from concussion and skull fracture. Tt was a—natural—mistake, but I'm so sorry vou were frightened.” The nurse, with the discipline of the hospital upon her, had begun the sentence, but the woman finished i and I surmised the generous indig tion that was in her heart against the blundering of the official tem- porarily in authority over her. ¥Thank you.” I tried to convey my comprehension of her meaning in the words. “Will you please tell Mrs. Underwood that Mr. Savarin has arrived, that we are at the Southamp- ton station, and will be right over?"” “Yes, indeed. Marion vou and her uncle the upon waking this morning. “We will be with her in fifteen minutes.” “Good. Tl tell her. Good-b he had reassured me, and dis- missed me with an air of leisureliness masking brisk finality, and as I gripped my shattered nerves and went out to the car I realized that she was the best interpreter of the hospital's splendid work and spirit that the in- stitution could have. Will you wait a voics, less than Resmol Does wonders for poor complexions. It's surpris- ing how rarely the proper nse of Resinol Ointment znd Resinol Soap fails to clear away blotches, “~dness, roughness, etc., 1d give the skin its nat- .ral freshness and charm. Sold by all druggists. Write for & sampl Tt Lo aTool: Battimors, Md. Corns Lift Off 3 with Fingers A AN AR Drop a little “Freezone” on an ach ing corn, instantly that corn .\l_.nl'*r hurting, then shortly you iift it right off with fingers. It doesn’t hurt a bit. “Freezone” for a few cents, sutiicient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the callses without a particle of pain. —— r|side the Dxmlg Gruntg could see a dark, burly form. and tight. There wasn't a hole big enough even for Miss Kitty Cat to creep through. Though Grunty had called a good many times, nobody had answered him. Inside the piggery, in their pen, Mrs. Pig and her other children were sound asleep. Now and then Grunty, could hear a throaty snore, which he, knew to be his mother’s. “How can she sleep, when I'm miss- ing?" he cried. Now, Mrs. Pig had been much up- set by Grunty's absence, and when Farmer Green came to put her family into the piggery for the night she had tried to explain to him that Grunty had run away. Unfortunately, it happened that Farmer Green was in a great hurry. He didn't stop to find) out what was troubling Mrs. Pig, but, hustled her and her children insidej and closed all the door: Try as she would, Mrs. Pig hadn’t been able to stay awake. Her eyes would close, in spite of all she could do. Though she slept, she dreamed about the truant Grunty. Now and then she cried aloud in the darkness, when some terrible creature to be chasing him. But Mrs never quite waked up. Once Grunty thought he heard his mother speak his name. And he called out in as brave a yoice a8 he could muster, “Here I am, just out- piggery! Won't somebody please let me in?” : He called in vain. At last he fell asleep, for he was about as tired as any little pig could be. In the middle of the night Grunty Clark’s 17th Orient Crulsc by sumptuous S.S. Empress of 000 gross tons, 18 da estine etc. Feb. 4, 1 inclualne | Enite Eious Drives, Fees, ete. FRANK C. CLARK, Times York. Leave Your Films at Qhrnstedts —DENTISTS— A. B. Johnson, D. D. S T. R. Johnson, D. D. S. National Bank Bldg. GAS and OXYGEN ADMINISTERE® Building, New All the ingredients come in Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of | the package. Simply add water, cook a little, and fill your pie. Lemon Pie contains the sugar, egg yolk, powdered milk, corn starch and tapioca. The lemon essence — derived from lemon peel — comes in a bottle. ler—whoever He was—vanished the night. eep still!” Grunty's mother called| to him; for the noise had half roused her. “Don’t you mention the word bear again, or I'll attend to you in the morning.” Drowsy as she was, Mrs. Pig ac- tually thought Grunty was right there, in the pen with the rest of her chil- dren. snoring’ again. irunty Pig didn’t dare open his mouth nor close his eyes the rest of] And when morning came,® the night. Farmer Green found him huddled against the door of the piggery. It was a joyful meeting—for Grun- ty Pig. (Copyright 1921 by The Metropolitan Newspaper Service). Tomorrow—A Morning’s Soon Forgotten. Poor Mrs. Children Are So Careless! CITY ITEMS Victrolas and piancgs, Henry Morans. —-advt. Lesson Pig's Phoenix lodge I. O. O. F. will meet tonight. Place your awning order now. kinds of flags. The Eddy Awning Decorating Co.—advt. Al & The Lafayette Sewing schoal of the City Mission held it annual outing at Kensington today in charge of Anna Olsen and Mrs. Dadaria. Have the Herald follow you on your vacution. Be sure to order it before you leave for the shore.—advt. A 15 year old girl was arraigned in chambe; this morning on an in- corrigibility charge. She has secured employment since her arrest and has promised to abide by the orders of the probation wfficer. The girl was placed on probation. Andree lodge I. O. O. F. will meet tonight, GIRLS TO PRACTICE. Members of St. Mary's girls’ base- ball club are requested to meet at 6 o'clock tomorrow evening for prac- tice, in preparation for the game wi-h Manchester here Friday night. * POSTAL LABELS Once on. they STICK ! Through the —by rail, r or air— you can't shake off a Dennison label. We have Dennison tags, 100. KINS “AD &6 Church Street. Real Lemon Pie—or Chocolate into, And in no time at all she was In a quick, easy way it makes the most delicious lemon pie. Use for pudding and cake filling too. So with Jiffy Chocolate Pie. You will never make these pies in the old slow way when you once try Jiffy-Pie. Ask your grocer. Made by the makers of Jlffy-Jell USE WILD FRUITS. f BY SISTER MARY. srowing wild in the fence corners make just as delicious jam as the cultivated variety. Of course the wild ones are a bit seedier, but they are sweeter, too. This recipe for apple and blackberry jam has the delicious blackberry flavor without the seeds. Blackberry and Apple Jam. Four pounds apples, 2 pounds ber- ries, 4 pounds sugar. Look over berries, Put in a crock with and let stand over night. In the morning put berries over a slow fire and simmer until the juice is extract- ed. Pare, core and slice apples. Put in preserving kettle with the strained juice of the berries and the rest of the sugar, Boil gently for three-quarters of an hour. FPour into serilized jars and seal while boiling. Blackberry Jam. Four quarts berries, 1 lemon, pound for pound of sugar and fruit. Pick over berries and mash In the wash and drain. 2 cups of sugar in sugar and cook slowly for an hour. Pour into sterilized cans and seal while boiling hot. Blackberry Shrub. Blackberries, cider vinegar, sugar. Put berries in a crock and cover with vinegar. Let stand over night, Crush berries to extract the juice. In the morning strain and measure juice. To 2 cups of juice add 2 cups of sugar. Bring to the boiling point and boil ten minutes. Bottle and seal while boiling. This makes a very refreshing drink served with shaved ice. The Housewife of 1921 Now that Woman's Suffrage is a reality the American woman must henceforth be considered not merely as a housekeeper and home-maker, but as a voter—a citizen and a force in this busy work-a-day world. 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