New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1922, Page 4

4 NEW BRI'T'AIN DAILY lll*i[:\ltl), FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1922, 2 with @ man in her hedroom, of whom i MY MARRIAGE PROBLEMS it v i b | JEWELS MUST HARMONIZE | e "0 i ; |8 week, and you are going to get a real ¢ wesmeerm— ] his reddi hlm\«‘ m [moment. she bean (o feel uneasy | Sister Mary Suggests Some about pouncing on him. It was one| now on sale for “Twin Adelo fiarrison’s New Phase of thing to clap a paw down on the| That Are Real Tasty (By Marian Hale) Tickets are E K Beds, You can procure them any " s . . treat back of somebody that was runriing | New York, Jan 1following th day, in the lobby hox office, by either REVFLA'FION 014 A WII‘PJ wway from her. And it was an en ; R MARY PP i g v et ek L Mg o : 4 ¢ . tirely different matter to seize a per — . |Amerien are wearing a great many 2 calling 1000, or coming in person, son that didn't try to escape, hut b abi-t Konowa [1€Wels, Fven during the day ene sees ! The box office is open daily from 10 : “”“";l’ I\;ll' ‘.ulnu‘-.'r holdly % | e dittieutty nf|two and three necklaces worn at the o L that tional New anting isn't so mueh fun as *time, - “The Storm,” that sensational } The Requaet Jim Made of Madge [our lives together, and he had gained | expected,” she muttered, For a mo . providing the (S0 + 3 o o . with its great forest fire There was something so final about | sufficient control over himself so that i et S g mpted to nocensary miney. | Fut they muat harmonise, contrast, ; ‘.',"‘:. '\‘\|1‘I'I ;“‘ ]N Bk ,:’,,mm. ey Jim's attitude as he sat facing me [T no longer dreaded any insane out kst als during the|Or relate In some way Acen and told me of his determination to[break of jealo from him, Per winter months | The neweat and quite the most cor go away and leave Katie to the “other |haps, [ told myself, with an irritated - Heavier faods are(fect Wiy of wearing. a gojlection af man’ that for a shocked second or|[remenhrance of Katie's snillen in v by demanded to pro l\lrn.llutnls fs this arrangement of two I had no words to answer him, [ diffcre * to Jim's point of view, his duee heat in the|Cartier jewels—pearls and diamonds, Before I could colleet my wits enougn | going 1Vomight not be the worst body, making the|all white with a single accent of color, to expostulate with him he had begun | thing in the world for my tempes need of salts and|the ruby, wpeaking again | tuous little mald. That Jim loved acids very great.| A pearl sautior which comes quite ‘I've planned it all ont, he said. [her loyally, devoutedly, even, in a| | One answer tolto the waist line, sometimes slightly “I'm not leaving you folks in any |sense, humbly, 1 knew, T iiéaned b this problem is found in the simple [below, o necklace cireling the throat ; : lurch, because Jerry Ticer is just [also that she received his devotion ¥ 3 and dellclous grape juice The [and a strand of pearls just between o4 « ITOL—HARTFORD. erazy to work here for you, and while [ very much as a matter of course, His § [ woman who canned or hottled quan-(the two in length and ornamented ¢ AN s e enhnlania tof he's kinda flighty, Jerey is, yet he's o [absence might teach her a salutary | tities of grape juiee will find it a boon [with a pendant might, several sea- 3 T e Sdariany good worker, and 1 think you'll get|lesson, ! ] in her cooking sons ago, have been thought too [§ -,v’“»‘r‘"‘w ‘:‘ _m'“m‘lwl il g s along just fine." Jim hesitated at my questlon, look- 2 Grape Julce Pudding, many jewels to wear at once, But N : : ;m“r‘\x :{ Ot (:n';:l master violinist and Me awkwardly lugged a buckskin fing at me appealingly. 9 g T'wo cups grape juice, 1-3 cup corn- not now! oAy itia" N'”“'Is one of the most pleas- poneh from his pocket, took from it ‘I like to tell you, Mrs Y o ) starch, 1 dessertspoon butter, % cup| The hrooch, too, I8 comnig into its % i i "'t- R tdayIlTe & roll of hills and counted off several |and T want to give you m : v Yy / sugar, 2 eggs (whites), few grains(own, but instead of being worn at 2 ) 4 i ',"" L0 ,:.':: orted by the Portia which he held cut to me | but—" ! ) 2a salt, 2 teaspoons cold water. the nock or at the point of a rather ray e 'UZ'(,N.K e Dl “1 just got 'em from the bank to “1 will not tell Katie anything you If the grape juice is sweetened use 5w peek, with an eye to bringing 5 [“ the Capitol Taak: Denny says his Nay," he explained. “I can't give [tell me until you give me permission,” less sugar. — Dilute cornstarch with oyt the heautics of her figure, Milady |8 b Ao B violin has a sense or humor and hix 'em to Katie, In the first place, the [T assured him quickly. ¥l enough cold water to pour easily.|ricions the gems low on her bodice, oGt ; s Pt way she feels now, she'd pitch ‘em | “Well, then, I'm going fonight. ['ve | |Put duice and sugar over fire and ooy at the waise line, T : ? Bilabisand” e has dome cholce shats right back into my face, and in the |just waited for you to conle home so b i when boiling stir in cornstarch. Add i b ¢ i " i ir‘)“n i 1 oTiaE N A blo second place, 1 don't believe it would fas to get away. Nohody guesses a| 9 butter and cook, stirring constantly ,“\,“. Iy ““",\- . - 3 Wrm mfi(- e e Hl‘llR" e be right to give her a lot of money |thing, except Jerry Ticer, and him 1 Then the kitter jumped. until thick and transparent. CE . i e D RilG el ibas all at once. But I thought if you'd [told that 1 was going away on a little Remove from fire, Separate whites Big Ones, Little ”"N‘ A""“n"d Otied i i - thecon film‘vt 5 >no\'t‘1(y e take 'em, ma'am, and give ‘'em to|excursion I didn't want my wife to from yolks of eggs. Save yolks for ” 1 1iis Rkes B b ihs s 2 .h. u?r sk et Ber a little at a time as she needs|imow about, and that 1 wanted him | o — ~ —— | sauce, Beat whites till stiff and dry 0o, e Rage in Paris, . . 2 e gER Hiolditortizandarhle N‘: pe is : mper back to the farmhous A“‘l‘\\'llh cold water and a few grains of | puris, Jan. 27.--Dolls for grown- ; L ::‘r'fs:»s“m'" it comes to springing sur- A A PN SN AN | matinee and night Hobart Dosworth is coming back this Sunday night in "Below the Sur- face,” another Patamount pleture--a laring theme treated in a daring man- ner. According to Thomas H. Tnce, “the undersea fcenes are simply as tounding." last till T get work, and then I'll send [say nothin,' because he thinks it's a : it s you some for her every month." Bood. Joke, and-hallikes, the (dea M«'{“‘[’“}""\ “j":" he: it ane hrmm)ht that| Turn into individual molds to tet and | teet in length, that hang limp, with : - Al S ahafterars and - Mankin T ; im2" |be Marvin for awhile, 1 can make impo Dost When do you plan to go, Jim? ' Make | pleased and how proud! o 1 half cups grape juice, i e e _| g0od money till winter on the fishi ne and, one-half cups grape juice, A favorite is a pale faced pierrot < g - . 4 1 S e e I asked the question quictly, a it UiTE [ %o help her courage the kitten be-|11y cups water, 1-4 teaspoon salt, 2-3 | with wide staring eyes, and bright . d ::,,",":lr,l,',".::,",.i},‘:" KTz ANy mads ¥ £ 8 W anything strange about my leavin : B ent mood words from any one would |40y ) Bl gide to side as she had seen her|tables iR e : 1 i den ey T : 8 8 as ad s 'spoons lemon juice, the corner of a settee and his white y e o be worse than useless. Besides, he |home for awhile. The men mostly | o0 0 0L 8 TG SRR SR Put grape juice, water, salt and ru:»» "‘“d st dlie avatin e nrodae i g o tured in “Keep to the Right,” a story e it 8 of American opportunity, of a girl's wouldn't like to have it get around | 1o st Whett botl Hielhitapio ere, eit at 1" CaliaZron he fire. hen boiling stir in taplo-| © gpother type is a shock-headed i ; s here, either, that I'd left Katie, for Then the kitten jumped. And the|ca, CGook; stirring to prevent stick- | oe. ) £ - | ion forced upon a man in a brilliantly ' peasant, a grotesque Ieer on his rubi- | dramatic climax. As an integral part X % “You haven't,” 1 interrupted firmly, & | | ¢ cones of | Be Careful What ¥0U A ki HRaT ARcRel ey |fl”" %[ Master Meadow Mouse gave her il fuice and turn into mold to ehill. | plouse and white striped trousers and L ERE i e ; Wash Your Hair With E s you do. smart nip on the nose with his sharp|Serve with or without whipped eream. | wooded sabots. ("l"'i‘:";j;:"’“;_‘;‘ contrasted with life in will learn, and that is, Katie's lovel ppo kitten squalled. And she| One slice ham cut 3 inches thick, ) contain too much alkali, which s man. 1 am sure of it. But I think . | - to ; : s . oid better nonltt ac Jloves, 1-8 teaspoon pepper, grape Idtali 7 b 9 s, as it dies the scalp and Sren > RRY S Yowd hetter run!" she advised|cloves, 1 A's fair in a ten-story building very injurious, as it dies Alp it is all right for you to go away for | Master Meadow Mouse. I shall not | juice, -story tower. The best thing to use us Mulsified | atie until you come hack again.” P t 1 3 ack again. + stood fi . ot hoil ,half an hour. Drain. Put a : his is pure R : | But he stood fast, And the Kitten|let X ) cocoanut oil shampoo, for this is p He rose, swallowed hard (wo or| iq0i sive him another chance, either |in roaster or baking dish, sprinkle g : DANCE cheap and beats anything else all to|ward bow. again. She fell into a sudden panic|to half cover meat. Bake in a slow drug store, and a few ounces will last | Good-by,” he said huski | E VEA Service, i i : ¥ the farmhouse. (Copyright, 1922, NEA \mm.) ~= o e the whole family for months. I put and, gras B 5 Y pit out my hand, grasping his| "y e Master Meadow Mouse e ! K g e SATURDAY, JAN. 28, 1922 and rub it in, about a teaspoonful of “Good-by, Jim Mulsified is all that is required. Tt|1 stood alone in the kntehen, listen- |50 Wi Teddy, the bear, the, Iy ide issi t y O 2| Vox's week-end bill is attracting| Teddy. the bear, they surely provi Admission 35¢ lather, cleanses thoronghly, and rinses | wondering if 1 had, after all done NEAR’IN(' ITb ("LObE favorable comment. The vaudeville | B0od entertainment. Mr. Robinson is out easily. The hair dries quickly and | right in letting him go with so little ' YRUAL ¥ : —_ Bart in “The White Oak” is given | training ability, as his animals go i : through their stunts perfectly. Taken bright, flufty, wavy,. and casy to| Mother Graham came fo the door| = For short distad BiTInE nieh s gy ot tdsutle : handle. Besides, it loosens and takes |as 1 stood there, and gave a melo- | Wiililc BAAIE) (6L (IR teatires will be headed by prelt bill ?m, :;,m be appreciated by all Who ; see it. The feature photoplay stars dandruff. Be sure your druggist gives [to enter, advanced to meet her. Girl's Death i i S 1w Mulsified he gone?” she whispered e ; Another corking good play will bef 4 % : : ; : s ; jan. 27— The de.|Maurice Fiynn in “Bucking The|Game, n|\|rhxrl~0hfl‘l u::o rn;‘nnnhn v o rvone to e very finish. low voice, for I did not know how 0 i i e L . - i iR shine comedy are also to be skown 5 v 3 near Katie might he. i huckle manslaughter trial was near | St ¢ “W,,z is lox's anniversary| Plenty of action, and the cast is an excellent one. Ifor Sunday night, two ‘em, I'd feel hetter about her. That'll [to stay until 1 got back. He won't ) ) ack, | then she thought how pleased her| % § * : | salt. Ifold into grape juice mixture. ; A # v ups, dolls that are from three to five | | et o e Y M ge Makes a Promisc. working here. And my address will |, A e fadg aress Willaid nim at her mother's feet—nhow Taploca Grape duice, fashlonabla. Pavik " : 2 t sdemingly impossible postures. His ’ o the i .- | boats, and nobody there will think 1 i quiescently, for I saw that in his pres ) gan to lash her tall, jerking it from|cup sugar, % eup minute tapioca, 2| e i o p 4 red, how-shaped lips. He is placed in| | i Beautiful Edith Taliaferro is fea- ; i 5 have fo go different place: evidently did not intend to go out of 2 SABSIENLE L DIACS crouched her chubhy body lower infsugar in a sance pan and put over| quite an artistic effect. 2 a : 3 supreme dilemma and the hig decis- “Nothing Will Happen.™ moment she was within his reach |ing until transparent. Add lemon| gy fren and dressed in & blue of the story scenes of persecution and know something else, 0o, which you | |itta teeth. Ham Baked in Grape Juice aus and prepared shampoos |, v re is nr i I Most soaus and prep: p and truth to you. There is no other |y, xaq hastily away: 1 teaspoon cinnamgn, ' teaspoon Paris plans to house a permanent makes the hair brittle, ; awhile, and I will take good care of | 482 BT B IEAE Botr alling witer over mast ghd and entirely greascless = Its very|three limes, and made a quecr, awk- |y, vy (rom her, or to bite her nose|with spices and pour over grape juice ; ; h Gi ~ : pleces, You can get Mulsifled at any| “Thank you malam. I know that.|, "\, e awkwardly away toward |oven for one and one-half hours. : . ; siven by the R-A. C. Trio at . ardly away R 3 o LITHUANIAN HALL Simply moisten the hair with water | heartily . 3 £ / ran, He ran home am fast as he could fepayy 2 The next minute ARBUCKLE TR[AL IS GOOD ATTRACTION—FOX'S [ ease of a human being, and with Sataline’s Orchestra makes an abundance of rich, creamy |ing to his heavy retreating footsteps, = 5 ne AL gL Cating 1001SIENS. | v L vright, 1922, by The Metropolitan | Taol goca calibresAnd Willlam to be complimented for his wonderfu | sr——— evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, |protest. 5 ere Ak T i . for Def 1| one of the best roles of his carcer 5 “or short distances he salmon 1is o st )i $C rfense and 01 s S his i Br. 3 o ] Doctor Last Witness for Defe all in all this is an excellent vaudeville out every particle of dust ,dirt and |dramatic little “st!" 1 beckoned her | el GO 2eOROl IE) irley Mason in “Little ) Smile 4 popular Tom Moore in “Bealing the ry much so0,” 1 returned in a A qus‘"uN uf cnmn San Francisco, Jan. 27.- 2 : emer Line.” The news reels and a Sun- fense in the second Roscoe C. Ar- T O e S i atie came down stairs just after | Some persons have a mistaken | | {he end of its side of the case toda 3 a week and the first half will bring Jim called you ont here, Mother| | notion regarding the color of tea. | Only part of the testimony of Dr. e e 2 3 i [l m f : ) el M R T .| excellent. features are billed. Owen Graham went on, “and I had Mrs.| | Color has nothing to do with tea George Franklin Shiels remained to|l'earl White in “Any Wife™ This is . & \erand Today And Saturday & v eorge Iranklin Sh a mreat sicture which tells a startling| Moore will be seen in “The Chicken in (s vood take her into the library. | uality, either in the leaves or in he i and e 1 ha ced ; “ase,’” rilli g nderwood take her ir il a pstalsen apticougpel Nagimounned e S s o et et woitet I an] ChokCatRE iand William Desmond will EX be featured in “Women Men Love." She doesn’t know you were talking to the brew. they would call no other witnesses, : : . e e Jim." Dr. Shiels, who was a major in the | @morous adventures and the terrible ta i8 cost of infidelity. In this picture Miss[ Jack Holt, one of the most popular “That is fine mother. Thank | But color is important whnn it medical corps in the Spanish-Amer & . Miss el 2 A b ~ '1 said, and her withered checks | | comes to sclecting a tea hy the A e terday | White appears in some gorgeous cos- l?:“qnfh:.y-,',‘q ;v", Inrnn:munl‘ p_mn‘x;'nr, VAUDEV]LLE BILL || label. There's Yellow, for instance said a ruptured bladrer, which caused | times, the very latest creations of the If:ar:; B "“‘]-l‘p‘,“’:n';‘:;‘qf ”’P" Al 4 LIPTON'S finest tea—the finest of Virginia Rapp's death, might be|New York and Faris dress making| 5% S6 HIICE neBest = baramount CHANDON TRIO Isn't it about time you ; ea—the finest « 1 going 2" she ‘asked. anxious! the world's finest—is Lipton's Yel- | | cqused by coughing, sneezing or by | €Xperts — The vandeville will be [ Production 1 e 3 low Label brand, marsion Inicali Water: \F the biads | broueht o betker than ordinany stan-jivilbE featured atthe Palace theater P UL L consulted by wrist watch. e v FAStEy 9 gt ! b v 14 o e next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- “Very nearly,”” 1 returned. “T'll go der over-distended, Under .crossex- | 0ard ‘by Lew ‘Ross and the Bimhoo!h® Agany SUseray gygcne ECI(h fl.‘ d G d The reason LIPTON'S Tea has | | umination he admitted he never had | Girls in a miniture musical eomedy :'-Cém";'fi"d”"i";u;';‘f;r'uhflr'“s :'»-'( head oIl an ordon She plucked me by the sleeve’ as | the largest sale in the world is not heard of a bladder rupture caused by | "umber, entitied “Solomon’s Isle R SRt e The Musical Laughmakers passed, and when T looked at her 1 because Lipton grows more tea than A Water: Other sttractions of the highest order “IWIN BEDS" AT LYCEG Z ¢ found that her face was pale and| | other ten planters—nor becanse of The prosecution charges Miss Rappe | AF¢ seheduled and it is expected that Veh ! Lasl Walsh, Reed & Walsh worried. the color of the label—but because was injured as a result of mistreat- | the §. R. O. sign will be in order each| Jack Roseleigh the leading man, ¥ine Singers “Don't go inte any danger,” she| | Lipton grows better tea. I ment by Arbuckle at a party in his| € ening. i """| “"]‘; [;“‘“; ""‘\"‘"f-'k‘ leading wom- Robinson’s Bahoons issnes alan in the Payton Stock o ; £ & < Whenever Cecil DeMille issues a OCH COMDANY, are Don’s Miss The Animal Circus. o d o . ‘ ures wlfhm faltered. "I couldn’t bear it i any rooms at the St. Iramcis hotel Inst eneye 0 L T R, thing should happen to you, Mar- Ask your grocer for LIPTON'S September, and the defense contends|NeW film. it is safe to sav it has to dojadmirably cast In that great farce, 3 . NouETrear ! e SOMERCS | With some phase of the marriage|“Twin Beds which will be scen at A Treat For The Children 24 Hours waret.” Yellow Label Tea. If he does the injury was the result of an un- . ¢ Nothing will happen,” T said reas o e e e Healthy Gonaitsn: (juestion and it is such a picture that|the Tyceum all next week. Saturday Night' is This is sched- Mr. Roseleigh will be at his best in TOM MOORE in glowed with pleasure. to Lillian now." 5 : - suringly, as 1 stooped and kissed her address and we will mail you o Arguments by attorneys w d Smm"""'ll"fi""'"“‘ with the warm liftle feeling at my ERBDsnmnliuni gsiaautlie pected to 1Lg.n!,(,:"vfm ¥§ Were €X-1 led for an early showing at I'ox's.|the role of Harry Hawkins, the hus- (o] . heart which her rare _expressions of name of a grocer who can supply LE ST The two principal couples are a so-|band, and Miss Rose Ludwig will Whes weather is variable, when you affection never fail to hring to me. you. Address Thomas J. Lipton, CLIPSTICK mn\\ . UP; 8 HURD | L€ty man and woman and a chauf-|charm as the fiufry little wife ; 5 i ‘asind wouall) bicoms Al N el | Inc., Hoboken, N.J. 4 3 feur and laundress; circumstances| Miss lorna Elliott will appear as Beatlngthe Game’ throngh or walked in damp sh ’t Attemipt to Open \Inkr'l Box Ends arise whereby the chauffeur weds the|Siznora Monti. R. M. IYAngelo, who delay. Get C. B. Q. quickly. Foetify against | SLEEPY-TIME TALES P i1l d wealthy girl and the laundress be-|played the part of Signor Monti for An . Exciting Crook Drams reme Suynne in Disaster comes the wife of the man about|six months on Broadway, and for six el town. Developments are rapid. The|years on tour, assures Lyceum patrons BIG SHOW SUNDAY scenic effects are superb. a striking performance in that role. e g What should the young wife do, the consequences of a senous Cold. : | Salt Lale City, Jan. 27.—-An ex- Depend en Hall's—Standard remedy for Z o === plosion of what appeared to he a lip- two generations. Tablet form. Quickest stick in a “make-up” box at the home oo ‘ Gettmg R]d of a of Andvew Archibald at Garland, in-| EXCELLENT VAUDEVILLE AT — Demand red bex bearing Mr. Hil's par [ r‘nrnr'l oicn" persons, three' of them PAT AU dangerously s , Stubborn Cough is e o vas purchased in Sait| A very fine Keith vaudeville bill fs At All Druggists—30 Cents : A Lake City and used ata recent play. | noW playing the Palace for the re- EET“ HE HABIT GO'TO 3 - chlEdS Pla NO A attempted to open it.| mainder of the week with four acts w. R NI compamy, prTROM b iz, 2 y Wil ke spercll stirele to Uik Wbobtomaor (hefthat aie excellent entertainment. 1 = q\’ | — box. The boy walked over to the|there is a thrill in your system the . ake the Medicine Yourself at Home |stove while the other children crowd- | Chandon Trio will bring it out. Here THE KITTE M = 3 7 R R b8 It's Cheap—-but You Can't Leat I1t. |ed around him He struck the box |are three aerialists who perform reaily o Master Meadow Mouse had rambled | ! sharply azainst the stove o loosen | remarkable and sensational stunts in Now Playl“ the meadow without paying = i Ll : | 1f you want to take care of that|the “pencil,” and a terrific explosion |the air; lickhoff and Gordon offer a e 5 ":”;"]"“o"';l';h.‘” (\\:\'"L“’\'fczl,,"_"‘y' had, hang on cough and do it in a|followed by porson present was | fine musical oftering with comedy | WILLIAM S. HART e s mother ave nim @ lactire|few houts, befter get one ounce of [Injured. Some of the fragments|numbers that sent them over af the & GNan g, JIOWIEr g i L T half the | PAFmint (douhle strength) and mix a|have becn brought here for analysis. | bIR hit of the show at the perform- in on dangerous birds or sts, half the|, o pint at home | ai ance yesterday. They play a variety el bl time he didn't know what she was hcdahe ! of musical instruments very capably; You can do this in two minutes by | HOW TO F y V KISS h TOMEIRR T £ Y, CaALIY: 3 [ p HOWTO 1y Walsh, Reed and Walsh constitute a “WHITE OAK” i A(?::k:';(:;mm = Eayine: He had decidsd that Ren) 5 SO S el B e o S5 fears were foolish. He was sure that| 209K 1 (IUIC SHEEE BAEL TOLD “CO-EDS" BY EXPERTS | (j5 o harmony funsters. They are Fevioilpiat. 6] 4o monnlsh. Oeart). Aisise nothing could harm him Yol travel the world over bafore Fvanston, 111, Jan. 27.—What to |singing humorists with an even bal- it =5 ed hy PORTIA MANSFIELD DANCERS, e was thinking that very tho vou get a medicine that will act so|do when a man attempts to steal a |[ance of laughs and melody. They N Latenn v ioupe: dack Benny; Stevens & one day w !\r‘n he came face to .rmn surely and quickly on the mucous |Kiss is explained to Northwestern Uni- [ offer songs which they call “odd dit- FOX Al]n]vcl‘sary Fm_’r'l;ngl::;llu‘;'mg‘&o Inhale It—Rub “ In suddenly with a huge, furry creaiire. |ynembrane of the nose and throat. It | veisity co-eds in the December num- | tic Robinson's Bahoons is easily RN 10 THE RiGHE for grippe, influenza, fainting, At least the s.lx‘.mxfiv\ s::orinul \,i’,r',” hatls the infizmmation, the tickling|bher of the Purple Parrot, issued at|the best trained animal act in vaude- Next Week sp«-m_ Added Fenture, International colds, catarrhal pains, sora big d0,U0E Eyes of hNesier 0AA0W | i nsation stops with the first spoon- | Iivanston, Til, under student editor-|vill>, doing tricks that seem almost :zi:;u"'n o "ufih“ ochal Film Memo. thront, headache, bronchitis, though it was only a Kilten| g, “ype peavy breathing goes and |ship. ble for baboons to accomplish. HR A B a0 asthina, croup, etc. The favorite M Kitty Cat, Who| oan membrane, free from irritationy “When a man kisses you, struggie de two-wheel bicycles with the family livimen: for more than armer Green's housc and mucus follows. fiercely at first and then appear wter Meadow Mouse, Ah€| - jaor atarrhal conditions such as| sradually to be overcome by his su- Ui ! u‘ ! ing the meadow L] s 4 o R ening 8:15 her, as to him, it was a new World. | wagepy oyes, it won't disappoint- ask | {ons. “Close your eyes and hold Fov it would be hard to say which of s paymint (double strength). Speak | Yourself rigid, relaxing a hit if the Matinee 2:15 . i } Jutes, 1 variety -of ‘ox-| | THURS., FRL, SAT., JAN. 2 ' ¥ 23¢, 41c, B8, 7 B | Matinee RQaily for Ladies Only 50e. Ithe two was the more surprised plainly so that the druggist will loow | Kisa endures, et i OB Master Meadow Mouse | axactiy what von want pressions flonl your face, anger, sgt- 10c, 23c, 35¢ No Children Admitted, Not a Picture., ueaked right out loud. 1-1-1 wish|= ——— = row, despair, joy. Struggle ion- | g ; I J’ :’x\ sd at home.” 4\):\\\ v.v’ ‘,-m'”.' 1‘:‘:‘ n:,'..':-?frl nr;("nsl‘nr:l AL I"hum' m"n AR P oG e Bistan: Wh R et e ally as if to fre self. ¥ SO0 y - one Over’ Sixteen.. What n world of Box Office Oven from 10 a. suffering, of soul-crushing failure, of “Ho!" the kitten mewed I'm glad X . will observe these instructions care- | . Where there is a [ fully he will, most probably, kiss you T ded Vel T g g ::L":"_, SRR B |T came a-hunting - —:.—.‘ | The Kitten sprang at Master Mons perskstent cough or % again NOW PLAYING (F COUGHS AND COLDS | |1t wher he titt ruahe stopyd e ‘ AY 'K P The Unloved Wif NTERFERE Vit | por tris ani sttt s f - general rundown Al | covampnisi mvecene van: (8 L 00 8 kA VRS e Unloved Wire f ‘:."np.p- house always did when condition, there Boston, Jan. 27.—Lower street car|f§ o7 23R Sl 3 The wnusnal, gripping, fascinating play. . ires here were predicted by Win et o T : A i A Ry o ATa oW AL N cr a body met him -l 9 e BILL Bl oty R [ throp Coffin, a member of the trus- \ . f - —_— ik "..v,‘.!mhy’:\’\,‘ SHSBHt youi koW bcett. 8 s of the Boston Elevated Railway, : - 5 . : : Py 7 e Eeat W ) N PO PO GRAND- THEATER that yon ought to run when T jump ml‘lslon yesterday. Coincidently, the elevated 4 h K : ) D A e HARTFORD LR e | trustees annonnced a public hearing | B 3 WEEK O JAN. Master Meadow Mouse made no re- | is a positive hel h S elp. on Janua 20 s E a 5 ™ " [piy. | Tlow conld he know that the P p o B o e See the Thrilling Forest Fire Secne 2215 T P 5-cent fare, he present unit is : A - e s 5y es. Best Seats §1, (except Saturd ook sumer- Uiy e wriand et | oRpsma LAY e - 1D ente ! THIS SUNDAY EVENING 3 »"-6;;;:;';;“3«:‘?:;:5. wavs trusthd to their 168R 10 | ssnsm st - A - ol 1< = s Donble Feature Program of High Class Photoplays l&i e v dane ditevenly. a1 T Taer son AR, Jom Hobart Bosworth in “Below the Surface” Shubert Vaudeville Lew Eields and a company of Thirty People, * yn 1 ways done diferently. Un Pove Theaier ; ¥ « @ hote nearhy, hig - S - - | et i pg e L The Harttord ) SIT A Paramonnt Pictnre—Also LTOrER\ITE, AR Oreq BN IRMRTC A : R ThVegetable Prepa Gives quick resyigwitios qugmg th SV‘)AS-:Q"",'& ilyl".n ‘r" when ttacked and fought! 75 Musicians ‘y,‘”“_ for th y but too small f 1 e | . . . P11 . ” ol )4 . 1 ‘ ‘ ey e ot e | Philkarmenic Orchestra ~ KINNEY'S Hoot Gibson in “Sure Fire 10 Grant Empeoh1 Franots. JeARGIr nl e ALL NEXT W v tastic Revie styled “The Fashlon: |ehile they contd. Master Meadoy : . Soloist { N oy . l) 4 St k P] 'y “T "3 9 | Vueite, with Kl " and Kin AR B B Ratg R o : HOE SALE ayton Stoc ayers in “Twin Beds B Fibri, B el and e done: lanmathine that had bren handed down - 2 Matinecs Monday, Tucsday, Thursday and Saturday [af" a0 artoel" ATl Seuts Reserved, M= bl ,Mrsoum%a&g