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

4 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1921. et i v A WY T A A Y VWAL s A W A AR 78 2 A1 AN T £ R AR ———— R v Amearion inknown pero, some MY MARRIAGE PROBLE! FLSOVERHEAD |~ oy GOES SHOPPING IN PARIS ||b i o e b ed in Woeshington last I'ri Adele Garrison's New Phase of \ I the patrons of the Lyceum rtunate in seeing its first show The Wild Anxiety in Dicky's Voice . and Action. ¢ ! {0 YOLERT \zenu p i A s ¢ L ntive w I\ of Nov. 27th Is to “You're sure that the horn of | torw s Pt Sy ? i e no i \ ican Legion Week” at the your car Pa C ve demanded Wh vo npo s i urchased a lot of gowna Y ; p il alaee ente Al arrangements as the banshee ounded " E it none ot re girl Wl C Y A 3 } i completed for an excellent again throu the lone 8 of the reservolr road “That He and Fred had stopped abruptly |interrupted at the s v the streteher | could not hea which held the wounded state trooper | “Then they've < E S P 7 a bouffant skirt with ver v Y 3 Lenint Charles Ray production #hsinp o e e ahortivel haaall erskirt effect at th e - g one of the M}bh T Abhsolutely irne rtly, [ mented Yoy & 9 B aRALa Y W & A B 1 timel hiect for with the vd come the | Fred ; i e : g : i L 1 ; Al o wnd a very timely subjec ‘ ¥ I [l g 0 1 decornte the ¢c {: | 3 i % i . 80€ 8 footl 51 I'he manage- vietion that D 1 was sound- |better time witl | 3 5 J nas a foot i e m h:[; or ahal 7 Hond wae aound petterilima iy fellow charming evening gown of ; 4 ¢ ment as vet have not selected the RIENG. THIRar two-three, Tw l,‘ Tl s e A ’ b i liefanl | » % ¥ other phot aplay, but it will be one of X | orming | ines on th . the hest on the marks he mem :;‘:‘,1‘ ]\' clolige ‘“\ g i ¢ | mal Yiore ken flo corate the ribbon Z % i ES ¢ hers of the legion have expressed the .l‘:‘:‘ Atymenr DAL ANdY Hess { sary 1o tiny wrea of flowe trap & 3 b by desite to sce lie Chaplin in E hi K R N8 B | get in « houlders zown 15 of chif % 4 Z Fu Shoulder Arms in which Charlie S—— Madge's Su : fon over taffeta R : created a big laugh during war time, | i | I put up my hand ngered the R | Both gowns are lor 1 ? ; and steps have heen taken to secure | tiny badge of the secret diplomatic A { = A 3 X s | this as an addc traction service which Lillian had insisted A | BLUEBEARD'S TRIAL, 5 s A | e : upon my wearing, and blessed the e A ; § HE TABS' PAIR For Infants and Children | prescience—to my awed Today Landim Assames of Good 4 i : For an evening of good, whole- imagination “ 0 ¢ voyance hick i Y samaritan in His Te-timony. 7 5 it 3 ¥ ¢ some pleasare with a minimam of ex- InUse For Over 30 Years | o' 1 v b Sl s G 4 i / pense, the program prepared by the Alwaysbrare need its protectic fore the night L e erl |0 p Mefir Tandtl fallegea ’ V. M. T. AL & T society for this eve- the M was over appeare & Antian o hsE Gk o i ning, can hardly be beaten. Tonight ignature of /T now than it had done when Lillian : : O e ith sl ert o cdee) tonig will he Mardi Gras night. Those who 1 I i ay |attended the Mardi Gras night of the “How are we going to get him over \ Aafionall Charn ] to the charge of mur. last Tabs' fair will recall that it was the fence, Pa I'red asked, as the ‘m.m hip In Pa Miss Iidith Je Andre Bateley, his sev- E % ; ioneRot theSumostienboes aiu Sritaion of moonlight showed our nearness to the | fries of the ¥ng team, was a alleged vietim a9 ; : that nature ever staged herc. Bon- enclosure. We had not come to the | champion leaper A Bateley was the youngest of |ney's orchestra has been engaged to ; i 3 ¢ 3 chle than the rose taffeta f o \ i photoplay and Keit mdeville show rnoor 4 "y AR for that ! nd the benefits are to slmple bodice with thegslight- : ¢ N he turned ov to the Eddy-Cilover low neck and with the “merc y ; i Post of thi One of the newest uspicion of a tiny cap for a slec & # profoplays “Two Minut to Go/" a first e it into my hane unt ned the role of good Samaritan SRS | prowvide m for dancing last bend in the path, so the auto- = 1 women whom he ged with i g X UPSET EAS]LY =0bile was not visible as and T b ‘FI 00 waving murdered ‘he others were ¥ 4 [ The attendance at the fair con- thess, dad been no answering blast CG@E{ | E_‘ Sgoi\is elderly or middle-ag ; i ; e | tinues large The big annual event of the horn to Ted's clear “Y-o0-ho-o0." i LIV, In his answer to thie charge of mur 2 e ————— | will come to a close next Monday eve- o 3 SR 8 R S R R h I ning. For the remaining nights of this atter all? My anxiety on that po YAMAKING TIPS, erely had befriended the comely ‘ week and Monday evening, the fair Food Didn't Digest Right—Tlt Bloat- | mace ‘me oniieions ot frsttor ba| oo oo Gy i L S e ! s o committce has hooked some of the ed—Had Pains in Back Cosgrove’s answer. It was not until| o candy making in the cooki vork, with only two francs left = best entertainets available. The best and Side he and Fred set their burden down | Ctandy cooked t g is always nard told the court he, therefore, could . | of orchestral music has also been se- SR that I noticed their dilemma and very sugacy, whila eandy coplaed | ot Have murdered her for money .. o ! n : : * |eured for dancing. The rapidly “Dumned if I know,” Mr. Cosgrove [ not long cnons nply can't be eat- | = = B | TAIT| | . | dwindling stocks of electric goods, COULD NOT FEEL said. “Of course, we can get him|en exeept o | THE NEWBERRY SQUABBLE. 1 { blankets and candy were replenished ANY BETTLR NOW |over, but it's an awful high fence, With a thermometer there is 1su Washington, Nov. 1 A move hy | y \ today so that all wiil be in readiness — and the question is how bad we'd hurt | aily little difficulty in deteri publican leaders to get f Hords for this evening's crowds “I had been suffering with heavy | him. when the eandy lone, but if one is| Newberr ection contest before the pains in my back and sides. I did “Don't you suppose he ha vs to | making candy test method a | senate to for imme:diate idera- not seem to enjoy a thing that I[the gates in his pockets?” T asked|thorough know « terms 15 nec- | tion was blocked by the nocrats | y ; P " ; m 1 would eat without it causing me o | Ciffidently i enator Pomerene, Ohio, demo- | s ; £, i i | 'HAB,I : 5 OGP T feel heavy and my stomach become Well, I'll be eternally gin-swiz Soft ball” means that when a few | erat, had declared that he had heard ~ 2 oA so bloated up with gas that I would|zled!” Pa Cosgrove remarked rue-|drops of the boiling candy are t 1t some republicans planned . to © DOWN EAST"—FOX' ic il feature in this city is . { the most important factor keep belching all the time. lly. “Just think of all us men|in cold water the drops cir| “jam" through a resolution declaring e . he * Klan" illusion which “After trying many different remed- | waiting around for a woman to think | shape and it gathered with nigers | Senator Newberry duly clected IngiWayEConpeme sl uaee U ATon proved a sensation everywhere, fes a local druggist recommended|of that! Of course, he must have | will stick together anc ; et S that name, whish will be shown at| A8 BESERE, O SO0 SITERI L LAST SHOWING TONIGHT Phos-Fho Vitamine tablets to me and | 'em. Wil you hold your flashlight, | form a soft ball that may be vers VASSAR “VAMP” he famous New ' England play of| B 0 "o B oioptay feature fre. | CQUEEN OF SHEBA |in one of her latest removed or the can after taking two bottles of these tab- | Mrs. Graham? There— that's rig gently lifted from the water 2 [Fox's theater beginning Sunday cve | ning, David Wark Griflith has excell- | SR e hange and improvement in my con formed 1 to the toucl if. He has taken this simple (1Y drame “Penny of Top Hill Trall. [ 2 LAl - - : astdn % ormed is id to he uch, € a8 NG 5 i 51 Moran vho mn a personal dition. T gained in health and could |, 11¢ Knélt beside the str pliable in the fingers. The next st . story of plain people and infused into |Polly Moran, who m get around mugh better, T was cer- | Pied hestily in the wounded boy's un-| BRSO R B0 G S e e e ¢ a5 iform, brought out a bunch of keys, 2 el i G tained from the use of Phos-Pho Vit- The ‘“ci ” P wehed when | roundings, dreamy roadways, Iea- | 2 amine. My appetite also improved | . Joul ahead and open the gate,” he| o qrops will ne & together ‘o i dows and hills; -old-fashioned sicigh n next Mon { wonderfully, for I can sit down to my said, and with the words stooped tc Wednesday the Palace will present rfully, 10w ny s D the popular comedy movie queen, meals now and enjoy them, and feel [ S FECIRIET GBS, e dripped from the spoor cads 1 o e comics and humors in a way which d putting gy in ¢ body R Erhatstollges suledadulicr s thaniarona et 1 1 o % p creates a ne orm is a tale the food putting energy into my 1y, than d " reates a new art form. It ] TS e rar s 1|83 s we dic cky's hatles ¢ - urec o the Mack Se wanted to,” declared Harry Reich, 494 |Bate: As we did so, Dicky's hatless | ter, will erack slightly against the e : which is retared for the time heing e N: Main street, Waterbury, Conn. igure vaulted the gate and hounded | gup, but will bend and not snap . % i bl SeveRaveak o~ | Ueth comedies A nore raCaily, WAt e A T L B “Who's hurt?” he demanded raue- | threads snap inst the cup and ot iave hut neoaas |lie A iisiof natol diche _mm\\n with these new tablets. This is the | OUSIY Madge ! Where is—Oh! 1 t ; : among the screen folks as “Sher there you are !” As fone T sios & i B Ead Bartnelnyess Iiiliay o Nell” and the patrons of the I’ulace bled with stomach troubles are migh- 2 : dies to > and n be us % 3 Creighton Hale and many others have | © S 5 ty apt to have a hard time ecating sol- | Off as he me. I gu the rea- | many wi Iy . ; tmportant n 1 much of thig|When Polly pl here person. cakes, meats, pe tc, thut they | had imaged me its occupant, and his| Two cups gra 1 ; beautiful neighbor town— Farmington NEW COMPANY AT LYCEUM should eat ¢ g col 1 A [ hatural concern had triumphed over spoon cream of rtar, 1 " % B Rt aF sttt Vinchal] SR Marra-Lang-Mackey Ainuse- person in this condition is almost cer- | his resentment when he had seen | ¢ water 4 famous playwright and personal [ ment company will appear at the Ly tion and subject to wintry ills | he was embarrassed, masculine fash- [ smooth sance pan. Stir mix ; S0 Tonight ends the run of the specta- |With a company of {wenty, including Drop in at the nearest drug store | 10N, at his own show of anxiety eream of tartar in sugar. Add w v i i enlar he Queen of Sheba' at )¢ comedians, beauty chorus, and ela for a bottle of sixty Phos-Pho Vila-| “Very much here,” 1 returned air-(ter and let stand until the sugar is % i v and tomorrow brines & new vaude-|borate scenery. Mn' Frank Mackey food than a medicine. 2 sure you |afraid yvou were lost the syrup boils crystals are formed g madge in “The Moth musement Jovers as he will he re- get the genuine bearing naine Irving I tried to put just the right|on the,sides of the pan. These 'nust 4 = = |membered by his dmirers for his Laboratory which assures you of pur- |amount of casual concern into my |} Iy will he 2ish %3 o CTHI (,!:l.‘fl‘ |,”\w|, TONE" |many cateh phre in Buriesque FeRraves 3 Hance A Damy | it 3 ] PALACE whole family take them for a few [chanee to answer my question mpen a cloth in cold water a ] AN : Mr. Mackey will change his days. The cost is trifling and you| “Now then, Graham, lend a hand, | Wipe two or three inches of the sur-| | g 3 ; On Thursday, Friday and Satnrday |show twice weekly, and has arranged dreds of local users who ¢ by | desperately ‘wonnded man here, tell |15 free from crystals. Do not slir ' 4 5% vandevi bi . featur The 3,,),.‘“\,”; show Mr. Mackey will pre these new tablets just like Mr. Reich | you ahout it when we get inside the | during the hoiling s k7 Great Blackstone.” DBlack is |sent “The Good Ship Josephine,” and does above. Your druggist ! 1 car, and we must get him to the near Boil until the soft ball stage is ' 5§ % ded as the world's grealest il-|the latter half “A Trip to India.” 4c war tax. tonnean, and yonu Fred and Ted “-" d until cool il whi g e |of assistants ¢ a whole carioad of [ten the pegformance Thursday atthe must help me lift the stretcher to the [ 27 'y“fl‘]n ‘.h’ny 4[\‘”“ i ‘y.‘.‘.m,.]-‘ . W s 1 parahernalia and effects. Iis illusion | Lyceum theater will see the burial of JOSEPH M SCHENCK| L fnet ecl on|slab or a bLig cold pla and knea § : . rear t t If I kn ! I d PRESENTS ticklish job, but I think we can man- | 1OUrs before using | 3y < ki Ee e — - J- i) Irosted Grapes, 11 ® E el = VR e PR e = { A MADG‘E Move (,,hxld s Bowels with I know we can,” Dicky said conf clect large white grapes. Ttems 3 g : ar 4 I i. lently, and J noted that with the sud- | o5, 1 fondant over hot v r. y 2 i o N with a different spirit than his usual | carelessly flippant one, And there was| gic [ o1 0 ‘_"'_“”‘“ Zobtn Se I R e i by 57 4 i b M D 'T‘ I 'i“ nothing but impersonal crispness in e it | | ; L v V(R M the call he sent toward the car 1 g g i 4% ! ; 4 lets I b 11 |sents Bessie Love in a splendid come- g see 4 v . “Harc all eans 1 B ets egan to s L+ wonderful “Who's Hurt?” Hard ball” means that the (and |@ppearance next week ainly surprise asults )b~ o the fingers. £ steads with their quaint sur tainly surprised from the results I ob- |, G500 00q e (o Ted to t f homesteac 1 | comedies form a ball e syr y A y s ing parties, barn dances, corner store the stretcher again LR Tl APERRAT LR Polly Moran, in person with her Really I could not feel better if I|turn and had come into view of the | () eads will keep their shape in wa- of love that conquers all things but Hundreds of people patting | breathlessly toward us. ATt Ia eaes e s > Rl e e etates | ot oty e principal comedian in break 1f bent e of honor time of year to do it. People tr His voice trailed foolishly, futilely ‘ ; g | have Wl treat in store for them id heat making wintry foods likt hot- [S0n. At the sight of the stretcher he | ! B ' : wonder picture was filmed in our own tain to become in a rundown condi- [ Me safe, walking beside the Cosgrove S | > igar and crear r i # K friend of Mr. Griffith ceum theater week of November 21st mine tablets. They are more il ily. “Is Bess all right? We were | melted. Cook to holl point. As A : s ville bill and the popular Norma Tal- |needs little or no introduction to the ity and quality in medicine, Let the | voice, but Pa Cosgrove gave Dicky no | £rainy | ; 3 £ AT THE .[New Britainites will be given a rare will be delighted, according to humn- [will you?" he as “We've got | face. Keep doing this until the ) the big attraction the Palace is|for special ladies’ matine “or the Pho Vitamine tablets. Price $1, plus |est house at once. 11l get inte the | feached. Remove from fire and let i A i nist and a large company [ Those who will he fortunate to at- the floor 1. can hold the end which|foF b or 10 minutes. Put in a bowl / e = - S P his fect and legs so his body swill | Streteh damp cloth over the top and R TR T T - o NORMA rest on the seat. It's going to be a|COVEr With a plate Let nd 2 : | % [ H H H 1 | Dip n mc'ted fondant and i o 3 . ) 4 - ” b o Sy den emergency he seemed ester i ¥ it 4 } i California Fig Syrup Invested | ;¢ o an oiled! platter to cool, Nuts g 4§ A [z N : (= oss! O Bess ! Get ouvt of the 3 7 4 ) TR | BY WILLIAM DANA™ ORCUTT] car wonto, and open both vear doors, 5 A 3 4 & s L T = o=t | 0 ) - SR S T CongriEht, 1921, NEA § e ot 1 I — Tonight Cnly — : gn e " E - VYR A 2P STy : ! e b B COSTS OF ARMA e : ANITA STEWART—“Sowing the Wind” | Sunday Evening Peositively the Biggest Vaudeville Act ¢ For An Entire Week. ] take no Tvel 11 o (it aeU e sl B Ever in This City. York with their own ise funds for the NN 7770777 2ot AMERICAS r‘ugmuv Fwnouse Ever ) ’ bilious, or constip i loves the ‘“fruity’ taste of ig Syrup.” A thaspoonfu to cle I A T ?} "“d Always Something New i R thoroughly | - 3 Vrices Aluways The Same it works all the sour bile, and undi gested f toof t bowels and you TODAY & ¢ |4 g B o 2| TOD AY—CONTINTOUS s e PAUL DINUS MUSIOAL FPRAPPY L VTR ? R i Priscilla Dean T i o ioaesnsl DAILEY DROS FAGANY & DEMAR M ™ o v - = . kot ' T ) 3 ey A Bog They know | : e 4 JERRY McAUVLIFIE & €0 ALLA JONES 1 ; 3 in “Conflict a teaspc K child e i PHOTO PLAY Big cast—Whole carload of M| | A victure that is Sl Ronning af the i PR ruggist for i ey X 6‘- b ,\ o DY N G i ) Central T ‘, York, at a genuine "o rup” which ; } 3 ‘JHO _{-—‘@},RQ rni? ] Don't Miss the “Ku Klux Klan” Thusion, B | o i, oGu rnes, Jack Norton & Co., & Tucker, Tip i h lire children a o k : ] Coming Neat k—TFran \!.l.\ Broadway Musical Bevae—20 @R - INTERNATEONAL NEWS Presents Solid Reel Showing e T SR Vs N e —— BESSIE LOVE | | s URNow S TihRo, OF S : —in— Y@Ufi i\"‘AgUW 4 N g 3‘"“"‘"”"’“‘"’“‘“”"‘“ v iats e e s e, | “Pensy of Top Hill Trail” » W + . 3 ~ A 4 H i) {;} fi ‘AER E @N (jhyi PCLLY MORA 1l GRAND L I in a ‘two reel comedy i HARTFORD ' . AT Y. M. T\ A. & B. HALL—-LAFAYETTE ST. . ; ¢! ScnttsEmu!SlOfi oo / _’( : . “Sheriff Nell's Tussel” § Bullesque R An old saying, but nonethe . iflau (atl Gra‘i Tfliilfiht | See her picture, and next week starting Monday she [§j§ " ‘ool tatnee Daiy less true: A bottle of T e Lo 20 Dancing From 8 to 12 0'Clock—Cash awards $500.00 playe in person n her vandeville avt. i} “Jingle-Jingle’ Scott’s Emulsion taken in time, helps |1 ks 4 NOVEMBER 11 TO 21 INCLUSIVI - Bl Younl Laugh and the World B Leep the doctor away. 4 . B el e )L hind - Admission 25¢ — , WATCH NEXT SU \]) \\'\ ];" [, ! i Wil Lauzh With You geott & owne Rloomfield N 1 L—-m——__ assures you that there is no substitute for R L