New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 2, 1922, Page 4

of Do yo minte over to bring can b turning ing or take you ¢ I shall t “Wait a Jess De Lilllan’s cool ¢ foot upon the st subcons hér itation. girl as th specimen o watched they had from her face to t} on the platform, the I wondered if Wad found some those women, the or and the girl's i “I want to get out here.” she “Burely that s my old friend, Edwards, on the platform. She had spoken , deliberate- ly, with her eyes on Dess Dean. And undér her scrutiny the receded from the girl’ , leaving it gr and—DBe ent down, arrowed Anin played ¢ f women 1, and option between in sight, Ler co tion cople An color ever of whict of whose ful, and sees it tg !‘ “How here, poter sl L tric JTO P T'fl N ITCHIN It's unnecessaryrand nerve racking: Apply cooling Resinol Ointmentand know the comfortit gives. 1IDEAL FOR BABY'S TENDER SKIN RESIROL Soothing and Healing EAD BREATE mes from Bmohsneu 80 does a bad taste in the mouth, coated tongue, dull and unhealthy ycliowish skin, these symptoms all teil the story of a disordered system and your Immediate need of a purely vege- table corre to prevent tion and a sick s TAKE 15 Y ) RECUTATIOT us_u NLL infec- | cook 029, MONDAY, JANUARY 1€ GHEAT CLIFIPOLD, MELIGHAN IN BiG FOX'S: ICTURE | [Ty | Clifford, peer days' er noon and ve The Grent of hypno- ment " nts here g m in the ariror on M P m. While the crowd outslde bloeked ldewalk, Professor Clif- to hyy slumber pirt we o view Clifford other glven will give another 1 th Three the other m, sam acts are on proj ngton s headl feting small tov tion ultimate riumph ret home town, It is 1 intercest pi ture that tells an inter 'nm: story of and every day people, | Lis famous comedy is also on the is L mom Your Step.” v young friend,” s that i ol i mistakes "0 “The 5 { gram as L | 5 ! 5 ] i come 5 The last w vaude [Norma Taimad | perfect lover, (thosts of Yesterd lover” gets into s of the “Just “You is in re ich 1 10v¢ half of the ngs a ille show and the dainty supported by that ugene O'Brien, in “The When “the per- action malk two erring p s vamp! noticed any raelf ns a cd 1o 8 not? particuiar Do in i frect [actre S8 you coui s an ach walte half-minut of [ p street | A | the I‘m.n which in itself is a tions will | for ‘x'\nu!lm ol | with an | pep and versatility of [han, a prime favorite; Talm action in wplenty expecie 10 can | PALACE, ature attraction at the wee today with three continuo ents Walls etd, Gloria son and Ellott Dexter in the oYar's first photoplay hit, “Don't "It i a Paran ple- 1 with the usual ex cterizes these offer- thing, of course, {8 combd ] Wallace Reld, fa Swanson ¢ fiott Dexter in mpers t with handsome- AT .| real people in it, and ft is d. Kelth vaudevill excellent Tangle, a big Jennett, the orig- The bill is featur- ed by four ¢ Telephone by Joe Kabbibbie act Tt AP “Abe Hoyt's Revue at Lyceum. Hoyt's Revue yeeum ¢ t means tha go and 3 t old favorite are \,n\uul to start the right. First of all, Lew Felix Martin are in the fi amuse you. These popular ¢ gan the New Year with the resoluti that they would make pceople happl than they have ever done beiore- and Lyceum patrons get the benefit of thelr increased burst cf hilarity. And the othe there to amuse you to has come back 1o the A L TR Brams and front to rtors be- nk opt t heneath the 10 was watching her, ally the pldtform I n, Iidwards, come f skit Johnnie Green and his friends were alone in enjoying this sport. Old joined them wk he could, when "winkleheels ot alwe wanted wnnie didn't like and his friends quict 1 in currant throwing be- And they were always peering about as if they didn’t want slowl to be caught there. ref “Run out to the barn and tell your have ‘o8 ! S 4 4 | 8 T2 father that dinner almost ready,” He : z Mrs, Green sald to Johnnie one da oo, “He's not in the ' Johnnie AT I thoug not log Spot and s A noisc drive arainst the I knew girl had di better than to in it barn. other mists went or dieving my r in ming tow i 1 luck, e » Mrs. Green asked. ard him minute: murmured. field.” sald his heard hammering. then! 1 don't you sure T a fe < Johnnie “Fa- ) "' mother. I H S%LJ D f fik BY SISTER MARY 7] INTER | sometin 1 horn, oil." Green blew several loud horn. And he was glad it gave him an excuse was sure Wow the dinner 1o Johnnic rol Llasts on the ‘”-:“ ‘.v: [to do it, for i . @ttt e for having a rved fz ard to e i B, He threw no iore currants i sand| - ! winkicheels that day. Somehow nant e et ] ———— . lidn't'seem just the wisest thing to do. v ¢ - But the next morning he made Twin- }leheels kick a few times. “It's really good for him," A to make himself believe. .ds the exercise.” to s at in many gainst the side otherwise heav uninteresti an ] ’ Johnnie Thyowing currants at Twinkl . ena of Johnnie Green's fi Whenever hoys from neigh- | rms came to piay with him,p oo pyright 1921 by The Metropolitan to entertain them i ) Newspaper Service). hind the barn could be- tr houge- cud a r to sports, them out 1 m how high e K. of favor, Johnnie | wes th old spoons gre ould even |} who stood in the stal was little re- it gen- 1oze, with wouldn't ps to turn his a hored ex- in the doorway. king CANNERS WiLL 'HAVE MEETING This Year It Will Be Held al Lo"'svllle, Ky. he speci yon hi / minced e , French ISt ozer ronp i 1 out of a ¢ r that he hind ied to Red dites oot t Harlequin Satad. One cnp ¢ a0 peas, p die ¥ e he t cooked heet, kieheels, Tt made rot, 1 cup each red ai ded cabbage, 1 medinm siz finely chopped, French dressiy Mix vegetables, pour over dressing to make moist and | an hour before serving., 3 lettuce with more French mayonnalise, Cauliffower Salad Cook caulifiower in prevent seum from settlii crs, Add 1 tablespoon of uice to the water to keep the whits and divide flat on a It Loulsville, rapidly being shaped for the {ifteenth Bl Sand ners' Association, & Supplies Asaoc tional ood RBrok be held in J.ouist 20, It will be vention of canners, tributors from all parts of the world. A new feature to be introduced at s gathering will be a speclal con- tion of which details for a Canned *ond Week will be discussed. The committec on national nned Poods Week” #wlll announce that it will held throughout the country Mareh -8 g with the the ition to 16 to ether con- and dis- and As80c¢ January n parate stalks ool in s usir J we leaf be ower. winlkle By Herve o il sons, of will he meetings ich as the cory milk, molasse an, puinp- and we with ¢ general s¢ Irench dr flavored with a vith few of onion ice and celer : frait, and syrup, sweet roni Salad Maca and one-ha pea, potato, green bean rough the courtesy t)f the United 1ent of Agtict Il'\\n. \|H I8 y 1 conlkeed received assurance of lemonstrations whieh are in prepara- for the Loulsville convention. will be accompanied and ex 1 by the department's scientific tion latest knowledge in regard to ascs et corn and hods controlling them will be nt- Valuable additions to the knowl- ‘I'he | die for ed, | Banana and Peanut | § Cnughs and Co!ds Menn § \cfllen ngh!s 5 Danger hutks in evervg hour a cold is allowe torun. Assist nature 1o bri serious complications by the prompt use of Gray's Syrup — over 60 years in use. Always buy the Large Size & £ Pego York ls spring hats 12 months When the ended in America her stores| or countries where it is spring. So with other sea-| soon for China where one of her stores is| g up-to-the-minute Ameri- 1oyt pring season 18 B ‘Rén in ot! 1 need not V¢ e women are demandin | son She v Chi SPRUGE GUMF TPWATSON &40 i locat gerviee.) | can hat s sh ) SRYS. annual meeting of the National Can- | ning Machinery | 10 PROFESSIONAL “YEGS” ROB HARTFORD STCRE when | l\unm;--xil:;,n want) 2 | proble last col will e edge of the corn root rot have been made since the vention, and these results shown, Jewelry and Diamonds Valued ot $3,000 Stolen From Safe in a Main Street Place, Hartford, Jan. about $8,000 was at the Reliable Jewelry 1868 Main street, sometime | Saturday night and early gmurlnnu. In t loot unset diamonds {|is conducted by company between 7 + place H. Abra R a4 Andre ©wfacturing jeweler who rents space from Abrams. The job bears every indication of aving been dons by professionals. I'rom conditions noted by the owner of the place and the police, the bu |lars took their time in pulling off the robbery, not a thing that could be readily be turned into moncy having [been overlooked. Several butts if | cigarettes were found lying on the floor, indicating that the smoked while working on the big safe. The front door of the store “jimmied” and the big safe was mo to an advantageous place, where a hole was bored by an electric drill, and an instrument known as “'a can opener” was also used. There was a basin of water found in the place, which v by the burglars to keep the drills cool. dward 6 is mentiened ont Mary ) them of “Now pL AY ING ADOLPH ZUKOR. : - -PRESENTS Thomas Meggham "The Conquest a Qarm.munl CPi ALi.'.’."(' wrkington's noted a town of the West, Of its scan- pride and polities, love that made young lawye right side up. Booth T romar Middic dals, And of fighting the place of OLYDE COOK and the GREAT CLIFFORD I"xl rs Inc luh' Tax Mat, Ore Bal, Fye, Or Bal. 12¢ Rose Emmett, Raby and Don't uckley, redit Aream gir! chorus them, line amot ffith star lirth of The Two Ore the Lyceum amount pies ' If you Larry Semon, you know what @ funny comeclan he la You can Wim in the most hilar- yus pictuve he has ever appeared— 'he Rent Collector. It's now be- ing shown and this alone should help you art your worl with a Happy New Year, |nmn-. fn the well y Lt ve } ever Y e I ]‘(IR YOUR AMU {LYCEUM Ifij}EATRE NOW PLAYING TALK OF Ni2W BRITAIN HOY'T’S MUSICAL REVUE An hour and a half of real musi- cal comedy with a company of 25 people, including the dream chorus, Don't mits seeing Lew Brems, Felix Martin, Jack Shechan, and that blg cast of princi- pals, The b «how of the year! %i THE —Also— LILLIAN GISH, in SLITPVLE MISS REBELLION and DARRY KEMO in 4 “THE RENT COLLEX ("I‘OR"’ Lycenm News Exclusive News Views of Current Events Blue T'ox Serlal IAL ADDED ATTR. Special Added Attraction Grand Surprise Party. 10—Valuable Prizes—10 Given awny every Tuesday eves ning to holders of lucky nuambers, lay Nigirt, Grand Amateur 4 Contest. Ali Local Taiont Invited i to Parti 3 g — Now Playing — Continuous Shows Today WALLACE REID GLORIA SWANSON ELLICTT DEXTER in the New Year's First Photoplay Hit “DON’T TELL EVERYTHING” ! KEITH VAUDEVILLE Teaturing STIEE TRLOPHONE TANGLE” — Thursday — DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER it Pictures GRAND HARTFORD Burlesque “HELLO, 1922” with Scotty Friedell and Barney Gorcey ""TW'*""T T i | 1 Il k i TODAY-—CONT Thomas I, THE CUP OF LIFE Ince Presents With o aistingulshed cast fenturing fHoOnART DOSWORTH, MADGE DBEL- LAWY, TULLY MARSHALL and NILES Y 0 B8 ENSIGN MOORE'S U, S, JAZZ BAND Splrit of Youth, Bobby INandall, Sisters, MeRne & Clogs. Kane Parsons’ Theater A 2:30—=TODAY—b:15 OLIVER MOROSNCO Presents The famous Comedienne Charlotte Greenwood In iler Latest Musical Comedy “LET’ER GO LETTY” Eves., M Mon. WEEK Wed. Mat., B0c-§25 and Sat.