New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1922, Page 4

MY MARRIAGE PROBLEMS Adele REVELATIONS ana M Window Saw Wihat Lillian the are y Wil whisper roused ah 1 had gulittly under thersin law's ver arter | nd 1 hind done e police 1 had pn lowns room th ot tallia me the doze wi snatehe my mo Wi hand poearcd posse ind tinding 8 ! sl ¢ e of Katie's fancied housewitely derelic tons at every turn Her daughter, 1 open her mouth in the entive morning the outward placidity of her ered a grouch h her mental attitude when 1 finally esc 1 floor, where Lillian had playing the role of chambermaid, 1 flung my self on my bed and rell asleep almost instantly. When Lillian spoke, it seemed to me that I had dozed but a second or two, and my answer was almost impatient Lillian Awakens Madge, “Only just gone to sleep,” |1 swered But come in."” “Only § slept an hour and half,” she said, coming up to the hed and smiling teasingly down at me, and 1 hate to disturb you, but I think Mother Graham is just about ready for you again. She has been en- gaged in teaching Mrs. Ticer how to wash tub silk blouses for the last hour or so. And I fancy she sees that the gifted Mrs, T. is about at the boil- ing point, and intends to give you and Elizabeth another whirl 1 feel like a piker to escape all the gagging, but as 1'm neither a relation nor a hire- ling, I suppose she considers me im- mune."” “What are the children doing?"” 1 asked, yawning lazily. “That's what I'm here for,” she re- turned. *I don't want you to miss it, s0 come into my room, to the window, before Mother Graham gets hold of you.” 1 scurrled into the room assigned Lillian, one window of which gives a view of the front lawn. “Don’'t let them catch you looking them,” she admonished. *You what self-conscious beings chil lizabeth, did not peech once during I that cov and I gnesse face sullen it § was care what ind upper ous might to an at know dren are.” We posted ourselves, accordingly, one on either side of the window and peered out from the curtain upon the tempestuons gathering below “I feel exactly like Rebecca report ing to Ivanhoe Lillian chuckled “Look at that! “What Can You “That,” was evidently ‘parade’ by Jerry Ticer, sheepishly grinning, but evidently enjoying him- geli” hugely. With an automobile blanket draped about him, a big towel wound around his head, and whip in his hand, he led an old cavalry horse Jerry's one great possession and pecial pride—in and out imaginary streets. Clinging tightly to the ho s mane was Roderick, Mrs. Har- rison's youngest, and adorable but palpably uneasy little figure in blue rompers. His two brothers marched next, at tired in various brilliantly-colored articles, among which I recognized with dismay one of my pieces of Chinese embroidery Marion brought up a rather igno- minions rear, pulling a refractory collie by a rope. Buf her face was shining with the joy of the dramatic which is ingrained in her, and she evidently had no thought as w-! that she was, in child parlance, being “put upon.” Rut Mary Harrison ! “Solomon in all his glory !" Do?" a Yeaded pet he Lillian ECZEMA IN RASH| ON CHILD’S CHIN And Throat, Turned To Sore Eruptions. Itched and Burned. Cuticura Healed. “ When my little girl was two years old eczema broke out on her throat and chin in a rash which later turned to sore eruptiona. It itched and burned and at night I had to tie cloth over her hands to keep her from scratch- ing. ‘The trouble lasted about five months. We began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and she was healed after using four cakes of Cu- ticura Soap and three boxes of Oint- ment.” (Signed) Mrs. I. J. Marshall, 280 Second St., Albany, N. Y. Use Cuticura forall toilet purposes. Bample Kach Pres by Mall. Addreas: orstories, Dept M, Malden 48, Mase where. Sop 2 Oint Telewm 2 Caticurs Soap shaves wilhout mug “Onticara Lab- FODAY-—CONTING 01 = no Woman K'mws Annsing tanny iter iy Edna Ferber I | | | " ITRANKRLAN vuulh & Co | | SURPRISE FROZiNG S vAUDEATI SEESON COMBTAC IS STLR GRAE Xt SHERLOCK 1l CLINTON fiarrison's From |1 NEW DAILY BRITAIN tirein tre thieken xture Phaso ot ir he o w15 a rawherry New OF Apren Ker erumb witl again P hot fat eltfed salad and get th's eldest lawn o up parade, sud i riding more | I herself uun»‘\“" Kilfully, It a bit | e handle for a secand the (1 | Deliint coll cup il Lovers' | porma candied cherries | Beat w) sepurately 1eat .mlv-‘r:,”\ s ReINE Ift] cane fuion 1o to gelnting stifr and i ".;‘m,w:m‘v:“ r-“! to egg wWhites ther's lnow Ponr gelating dancing add this misture searlel pan with herries, stand three chill topped ten " md - yolks CRRF ol Heat ind add eggs almonds ground, s right mi irin e in cold water a4 holling point Beat white Add shiredided the apio of u seasoned .~ watrienne ) r evidently had hest with or withoot - | ege Line volkes cdge, her very thing frock, a 1o whites and o few and et firm and cream and chiffon, | o much too | bt when 1 Ausky | striking {which I private | pronounced for a | haa in mixture hours to hecome Gt whipped cherries calenlated to though chila, suited her the same 1 around ends left floating in her thin carlet silk pump Around her neck was a necklace of | Maintly hand.carven imberous [Ponr to a tice \ houmd with while 1mit elfin rve carf of material with her more wits head hreeze were ¢ tly fore rule sery e legs persons brown (Copyright, 1922, NEA Serviee) and white leather SLEEPY-TIME TALES| beads rec oriental red, which | her mother's choic | est and 1 wondered if | lizabeth had carvied her theories of | “leveloping the play spirit” the | extent allowing Mary the | clierished ornament | “Now the performance ready to hegin,' Mary announced in loud tones Marion, yon go and be the wdience,” “All right,” clieerfully perform 2" You're not going Mary retorted decisively you'do?" L 8 ized s one of ssions, to of to wear now 2 i Marion responded £ ~ o But when am I going to LEGAY] the board, with upon it drift the ereel Heron, And it. And A\ LULCKY Nearer and nearer Master Meadow Mouse ed the bend o ward Mr. Great: Riue last Mr. Heron noticed noticed enger he s o9 ¢ he never made a move, but Sister Mary Suggests Dish- |there in the water and « es to Serve at Your Party ited waited for Master Meadow Mot raft to drift closer; for it was plain < EBRUARY 14 is{to him—as to Master Meadow Mouse a delightful date|-~that the current of Black Creck for a party Be | was slowly bearing the hoard straight it a luncheon, |down upon him “bridge” or tea| \When it gets near enongh 'l just the spirit of the|yeach. out and pluck that fellow off.™ £00d Saint Valen- | Ay, Heron promised himself with a i 10 | sort of silent chuckle work for the to perform,” “What o around stood He seems charm oceasion This suggestion for ¢ Iuncheon menu can easily - be carried ont in | a color scheme of rose mcheon Menu. Apple Bisque Toasted Wafers | Salmon C‘roguettes with | Creamed Carrots Rtuffed Olives Raking Powder I ruit Moust of Meanwhile N ter Meadow was having a very bad quarter hour. Slowly though his craft moved Love Riscuit Salad | Lovers' Delight Heart Cakes The “love apple’ bisque is nothing more nor less than tomato bisque If the salmon caretully freed | trom skin and bone and allowed to| 4 sprinkled with lemon juice for| hour the croquettes will he quite as delicious as it made with more ex fish. The carrots look very in a cream sauce. the baking powder biscuits tiny heari-shaped cutter. The salad gains its means of strawberry or and the heart cakes are pink icing. Tomato Bisque quart tomatoes, | large 2 medium s potatoes, s, 18 cloves, m {easpoon ok roons butter, cups milk onion and stick full of cloves. Put tomatoes, onions, potatoes pared and ent in quarters, celery leaves and peppercorns in keftle, Dol 20 min utes and rub throngh a fine Return this puree to the fire and add soda. et come to the boiling %oint Melt butter, stir in flour and slowly add milk \dd this sauce with salt and pepper to the tomato mizture 3ring to the boiling point, but do not let it hoil A spoonful cream may he Salmon Croguettes cnps flaked salmon, mon juice, & tablespoons tablespoon minced parsley, salt, 1o teaspoon paprik over very carefull is n pensive pinky Cut with a rosiness by | chervy juice, | | covered with “I don't want to be rescued” he called One anion celery | nepper- | teaspoon | 3 lable- 1o him it seemed to fravel with light spred Master e N as small Mea erouch SPIC pass him Mouse thought make myself won't see s00n dow down and possible perhaps he So he hugged the hoard tight. But the closer he came to Mr. Heron, t bigger and fiercer -that gentleman Jooked as me.' sieve Meadow Monse's through his raft anothes to his feet, he of the board and water. Heron moved Master ont Suddenly lis toes. conrage oozed He conldn't stay second. Springing seurried to the edge slipped off it into the At his first move My ltoo. He lifted great wings flapped them, tucking his legs under his hody at the time. A half dozen flaps carried him abreast of the ! floating And there Mr. Heron on of whipped served in each enp, Three his and spoons | butter, 1 1 1e; same spoon salmon hoard +» | yeeum Theatre.. Lvening 8:15 Matinee 5 41, H8¢, 28¢, 351 100, Phone 1000 All Taxes Office Open from m. to 9 p.m Tuesday. Thursday All Taxes Boy 10 a. Included Included and Saturday Matinees Monday, ALL NEXT WEEK Fourth and Fast Biz Week PAYTON STOCK PLAYERS (ver the Hill to the Pooriouse Sfory ver Told Favly of Mother bove ! The Greatest Seats Now Sclling lace Nonr Ovder THIS SUNDAY NIGHT at 7:15 The Greatest Double Feature y of the Year, Offerin- REID in “HIGH SPEED” roaring ther W car- ati T MARIE PREVOST in “NOBODY'S FOOL” 1" comedy drama C(10th Fnisode) Progra WALLACE of in- non. of AlLo O'er the vealm the vonrl rles a sy =g Specd, saper-cargo of every ing eon at her best in Miracle or { Lyceum News late Mack Sennett stay Tawo-liecl Comedy e <pecial HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, Gown i G eabana wee weitten amuseiment ¢ ks for the respectly Lnless otherv e o piatures is head AT i o we orew ram maotion by Wallace Reld in At 1 and Marte I'rey “Ton What 1 vour mother, and ummoned by o friend A her in the poorhonse ? | Yet that the that contronted Middleton, and what | you he did | You find SUrprising answers o that question it yoy com o the Lycoum next week oo the Payion’ Stock 1l in that old. | With rivaley, lrickery and fashioned melodrama, “Over the Tiills [Strewing a thonsand miles o to the " road to happiness. Wifh vou e rollicking of 1ore rea the ereen, 18 Mueh thrilling, Wallnee Redd s on wetars on the Wi itation fon ek Hpp wil maost evident edi” It Aare-devil driven speed cars do “ when yon roo 18 0 romance of roaring wingling danger ind hugine 1o Jyers i Poorhonse next week's Players bid tarewell trons, thus completing a gagement in this eity. They will strive to leave many pleasant impres sions, w0 you are bound to wWitness in excellent performi any day that you come o the Lyceum next week, Tonight *“Her Unborn Child” has final performanee by the Payion Players Tomorrow the Payton Lycenm pa month's en day . gy v R JACK HOLT AT PALACK, Jack Holt will it the on Monday, Tuesday N Wednesday in “The Call of the North,” his first photaplay as a (ull-fledged Pa star. He has a vole in this gren drama of the frozen north, one thal gV him tnll swing for his daghing, manly, vieile, interprefative He is supported by beautiful Bellamy and Noah Beer: The appear its Madge night's double feature locale setl and lzrs succeeded in Thonus of New oston. bot- | Daggett let his long own into the wat sto. | hung until he tom of water e into it and e couldn't see ywhere This knew upon the » scanned even plunging his cunning or packing in a head [ernde way salmon, lobsters and oys But |te In Boston William U nderwoad Mouse {and Charles Mitchell, nsing heat, sucs ceeded in packing damsons, quinces, cranberries and currents. Up until this fime the canning of food, one of the most important industries of pre ent civiiization, was unknown Credit the discovery of method leeping perishable by heat and scaling in air-tight Jiners, hos helongs to o French {man, Nicholas Appert. Appert, tak- ling advant an offer by Napoleon of 12,000 for the discovery of method preserving food for his an experiments that, after . resulted in the discovery that food counld be preserved by ing heat and putting the product sealed containers. The theory of the process, however, was unknown to Appert it was not until the time Louis Pasteur, the famous hacteriologist, discovered buc- teria that the scientific basis of ning was understood. Prof. H. L. Russell sity of Wisconsin, covery, fonnd in certain s were experi was due bacteria. Higlity of sterilization was found 1o be ssary. Prof. Russell's work was continued hy Prof. Prescott and Prof. Underwood of the Massachusetts Institnte of Technology Canning of timare in vear the sardine {in Maine. The Pacific Coast, did not enter the canning 185 However, ar that a . [tablished Canne the or the |1 in rly, looking all Master rround Meadow he mumbled I were good Is queer,” those fellows But 1 didn't think this vay from me so quickly,” Blne Heron waded abont | some time, searching verywhere Almost everywhere And while was the de- crted raft swung oft down the creek for moments at the edge the channel, and then drifted la toward shore, where it lodged at the reeds, ppointed tishing swim FETE could g Mr. Great he creek the goods con- for tor o or searching, he ever. few age of of iy ne {a of larmy, be fisnerman re- |ifteen ye Bu~ it seemed 1 turned Not another Anc being Wt anether Meadow would come traseling down the vaft, M at Blu farsoor and toward o hi us his ek h came his wa o expect t turned 15 fish wise Mouse ok on a Heron at sailed away the lake Mountain He hadn't when Master have been and Jast sport through e air the other side can- on of the Univer- Pasteur's that the of using 180 pea cs while Me might seen pickin along the hank, He was journeying up- dream, on his way home “It was lucky for he explained to his cousin, met later “it was Iucky that 1 could swim und Otherwise 1 onldn’t to hide sath there swiung “You “onsin Tdn't That wons that a great Maonse been gone dow 1 &poil- Wiy Rt age encing to 2 temperature me, nec whom water, been able and stay rushes.” me be until oysters was begun 1840 and the following industry had its hirth however, field nntil the hourd into the had a narrow e told him. “Don't warn yon'" was one always exelaim ape,’ his say that 1 of those per ‘T told you SRLA Civii was e it was not until the FH canning factory the in the ty of thout such wars, which med I rations of the a W obviated the the front goods, e ‘I'he Berviee) (Copyright 1922 by Metropolitan Newspaper CANNER GOODS USED 105 YEARS AGO Process Was Started Simultane- ously in New mk and Boston princiy World soldiers ¢ |taod for several da il been the in earlier it was pointed ont at the nention e war department, during e year and a half the United States w at war, purchased for the Ameri and Allied Ixpeditionary forces 000,000 cases of canned vegetables 2,000,000 cases of canned fruits, nee goinz W s at a time, case and it was shown. | The annual output of canned foods, laccording to the bureau, ex- $800,000.000 in value, In order to create interest ned goads the week of Ma been ide censns |ceeds in can R has 11,~—A Canhed food industry according to wention here history dutes re of | Feh, sot Week Lonisville, Ky., as the ack view canned 100 years, a at the National Canners cess began to be worked onf in New York estimates in auto country last Council Killed this National Safety 00 pers were accidents in vecent o the ssociation. s The 1 simultanee mobile and | year, sly T = e e TR s YSRY MONDAY—TURS Y- TALIAFERRO Be\vfidtlng Deigonality of the Screen 'KEEP TO, THE RIGHT Was it providence that guided his madly racing auto over the steep embankment? Did he stape? "Did he win the girl he loved? Did the orejudice disappear 't not? Did love triumph? Did he finally learn to “KEEP TO THE RIGHT?” Come and see this superb motion picture drama bringing you wondrous motion picture entertainment, Star, Story, Cast, Scenes and production. Bring the family for the treat of the year. See what the youn: surgecn saw. Know his secret. DON'T MISS THIS PICTURE. LOMEDY FOX NEW —- Sunday Night — BUCK JONES in “BAR NOTHING” EILEEN PERCY in “EVERYTHING SHE W/ with | the | Palace | {tamous photoplay, unount | genius, | ) Mmanagement announces n wilderness rea follows pa the lays the adopt costly itowill Country po Keep to nr three 1 tory wetion, « ves up with i appropriate story | p Dl Naek i the comedy, | a who try trader blooded pense for My Hennett Call of will will n el I* of the and Anthony comedians who were oadway oy offer whieh vandeville offor N Meet the nd compe prohibition tanto I8 a comedy with a reputation his ane cream from start to finish 1"or ¥ night two feature photopl frered with Alice “Out Chorug,” and | Hammerstein ‘he Shadow of Byrnes,” | management annonnees that “The Four the Apocalypse” will shartly with will ment u Iy keeping that 1ox theater Tutue how production may he Iy three days with o lferent program on Sunday his policy is Sunday to see our Thesday he alhered to, tuet (hat the productions 1hox's and s o most ey Holt offers Cop. funsters v he On (he No matier hi Vith w 411 newest pleture sennett o n e four head Wil Anni | ger Finglish comedienne, | Miller typieal be played I cutirely cast he Keith ville liners Irancis, e adopted 10 or night vinudeville Wednes notwith and con I areat as make or hest night 10 give opporiunity day up e ony patrons in her line yow on Mo or wil the pletun e pidr of foatured wit Pt and Mysl ets in hothe | g hest will theater wling show e larpest tinne __fl__m4“m~ PALACE] COMING lewel to b 5 the Charle funniest and Jean Lewis singir talking skit W ‘ d Wil Htanton i the duys Now Then well museal (BRI ny offer a 0 hetfo and My known big Droandway 1t big i ‘The 4 Horsemen of the Apoca vade ne: PARSONS —— THEATRE —— A rronn TUIS WELK fenordinsey Successt r e rsent MOK. AMAZING i HINTORY OF THEATER safion of New York and Chicage, E TOWN'S GOING BATTY! oin (he Merry ‘Throng! S1GHTN—500 SATURDAY MATINE star and I8 trady in The Hosalie the Horse of appeit very men here served S PROGEAMS AT Jones in Perey i together and the FOX' Nothin Iiverything with the animated | the ngual comedy Sunday night pro Buck Lileen Wants," WS weekly reels will e gram at Ifox's Monday nshers in a bl and brings | atter long absence, Fdith Taliaferro, ‘IKeep to the Right,” 1 dynamic Irama of human emofions, This i a | picture with a punch, plenty sensational thrills, activities | feminine emotion thoromghly gatisfactory plot prominent | men in love with the airl fatality and an opportunity rival to save the life of the episodes that hold {he SUSPENSe. one new vandeviile 180 n 5 GRS lll\\\l\lll VALY maniy and a Two [ame The anear | for one | other to Shubert Vaudeville GRAND THEATER HARTIORD mdience at terrific throu wild in ong racter elifi o in a speed fener accident On Thursday, That Had and ove Agnes No Avers lane Turning” will shown The Meighan in “Capy week 7 Last Toni the current vaudeville ind “Poppy,” the Norma Talmadge O Brien NONFITE, wHIPPt DBRAATZ: ROME ROBINS, The Walk RCRANTONS; Topics Just Out of Grand EDWARDS, “In the EVERY DAY Saturday. Grpsy Violinist & HINTON SHLBERT CULLEN Music the following, Thomas Avers will he seen W Tater that same imons novel, presented [ {o see ;-””; £ FOX'S | (TCCOLINT, turing | LYNCH & week and Miss Ricke NEWS; SELMA & Shop. Day: Opera Cellar." * will be I3 the of last chance show movie fe and o excent ght-—Double Features ALICE BRADY —in— “QUT OF THE CHORUS” "—COMEDIES Sunday ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN —in— “THE SHADOW OF ROSALIE BYRNES™ “THE YELLOW AR] onday—Tuesday—Wednesday JACK HOLT In His Photnpld\ nf the Frozen North The Call of the North K I‘IAITH VAUDEVILLE ——with— CHAS. & .IHAN LEW NNA FRANCI i Comedienne “MEET T!li, WIFE" MILLER & ANTHONY stars of “Put and Take"” in “THE JEWEL MYSTERY" WILL STANTON & €O, In His Morr;" Musical Comedy “NOW and THEN" Thn 0T YET MARIE —Broadsay Late Beauty Chorus,