New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1922, Page 9

Eleven Men Killed When Spanish Train Runs Away Valencla, Spaln, Dee. 23, (By Asso- clal Press) —Eleven members of the Viscaya regiment were killed, in- cluding the commander, Col, Cana- bate, and more than 90 athers injured When a military train out of control ran down a steep grade to a disas- trous collision near Ontenlente sta- tlon, Valencia province today. The train stopped on signal on an upgrade but the, brakes falled to work and the train started backward, It picked up great speed and crashed inte a freight train, ' Every New York Democrat In Senate to Head Com.! New York, Deo. 23.—Every demo- | cratie senator in the new state legls- lature will be a committee chairman, acgording to Tammany plans. Twen- ty-five’ chalrmanships will be avall- able as there will be 26 democratic senators. Leader Charles F. Mur- phy, it was reported, has suggested that a new committee be created o glve every democratic senator a chalrmansh o BY BERTHA E. SHAPLEIGH Of Columbta University Usually, onions are boelled to bhe served at dinner, and butter, pepper, and oceasionally, added, Onlons, baked, are very salt, | cream, | bake slowly for one hour, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HFRALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1922, CHRISTMAS MUSICALE SUNDAY, DEC. 24th, AT 4:15 P. M. IN THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH a change from the holled ones, 12 medium-sized onions 4 tablespoona butter 2 tablespoons lemon julce 2 tablespoons chopped parsiey 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon paprika 1 tegspoen sugar Peel and parboil onlens 10 minutes. Mix butter, lemon juice, parsley and seasonings to a paste, Place onlons in a baking dish and divide the butter mixture, placing a little on each onion. .Add % cup water to dish and Keep dish until minutes before covered 10 good, and onlons are to be taken (rem the oven. —(The_ first choice of eight generations Baker’s. Chocolate (PREMIUM N, 1) h For making cakes, pies, puddings, [‘x:sting, ice cream, sauces, fudges, t and cold drinks. For more than one hundred and forty years this chocolate has been the standard for purity, delicacy of flavor and uniform quality. ose.uparen, It is thoroughly reliable. MADE ONLY BY -~ WALTER BAKER & CO. LTD. Established 1780 DORCHESTER, MASS. Booklet aj Choice Recipes sent free JEWETT AThrifly SixBuils by Tuige There are no “comr:" nises” about the Jewett Sedanor Coupe. ThY, are completely equipped ¢losed cars with all the comforts and conven- iences that particular. people expect. Look inside one of these models — check up the features — and make a comparison with cars costing much more than the Jewett. THE LASH MOTOR CO., INC. West Main and Lincoln Sts. A REPUTABLE CONCERN F1Fa la la la la la la CANDY The Appropriate Gift No matter what the gift may be, a box of fresh Candy along with it is appropriate. Liggett's,. Page & Shaw, Kent’s Farm House, Hard Candies, Ribbon Candy, Saturday Candy. Clark & Brainerd Drug Store 181 MAIN ST. Miss Volk, Miss Rensha.wi and E. Parker Qualify in: Order Named. They say that a woman has no sense of humor, vet again a majority' of the prizes in the Herald dialogue, contest has héen won by members of the fairer sex. this week's first prize winner and she will be awarded $5 for the purchase of last minute Christmas gifts if she gets to the officé before ‘it closes for the holiday tonight. Otherwise she must wait until after Christmas. This is what Miss Volk suggested as a’ dialogue. Would be telephone user-— “Say you've been in that booth an hour and you haven't said a word.' How's that?” Telephone user—"Oh| my wife is at the other end of the wire." The second prize of $3 goes to! Marguerite Renshaw of Shuttle Mea- dow avenue who submits this—Tele-| phone user—"Say sweetie, where will I meet you?" Would-be telephone user—"If you don't get out quick you will meet her at your funeral." The third prize, §2 was won by E. Parker, whom we assume is a man, of 334 South Main street who sub- mits—Telephone user—*“I must ring off as a storm is brewing and I am afraid of getting wet.,” Would-be user—“You will think a hurricane has struk you if you don't give me a chance to use that wire.” “DECK THE HALL" Old Christmas Carol Is of Welsh An- cestry and'Is Reminiscent of the Days When Paganism Held Sway. “Deck the Hall,” is the last carol with its stery, to he printed in these columns. This is the fourth of a series of carols which have been printed with the slogan, “Learn a Carol a Day.” The carol follows: Deck the halls with, boughs of holly, Fa la la la la la la la la. 'Tis the season to be jolly, Fa lala la la la la la la. Don we now our gay apparel, Fa la la la la la la Troll the anclent Yuletide carol, TFa la la la la la la )a la. Seé the blazing Yule before us, Fa la la la la la la la la. Strike the harp and join the chorus, ¥a la la la la la la la la. Follow me in merry measure, While I tell of yuletide treasure,« I"a la la la la la la la la. Fast away the old year passes, Fa la la la la la la la la. Hail the new, ye lads and lasses, Fa la la la.la la la la la, Sing we joyous all together, Fa la la la la la la Heedless of the wind and weather, Fa la la Ja la la la la la. —~OLD WELSH AIR. Music in “Twice 55 Community Bongs® oy BULLDOG DRUMMOND Miss Sophie Volk, of Hart street, is! You and Your Friends Are Invited to Come and Enjoy WCMEN WIN MAJORITY OF MISSING DIALOGUE AWARDS The gay Christmas carol is found principally in the British isles. Be- fore the island people were Christian- ized they had a mid-winter festival called Yule which was a season of merrymaking. When Christianity was established instead of attempting to suppress the carols, their use was encouraged with the new religious in- terpretation of Christmas. Occasion- ally the old pagan songs were pre- served in their original form. Such a one is “Deck the Hall.” Tt comes from Wales, the land of hearty |singing and vividly pictures the house- hold preparation for the feast. At midnight of Christmas eve the Yule log, decorated with all kinds of de- vices and 'garnished with evergreen was brought in with a procession of lights, banners and songs and placed in the middle of the room. KEach'one present was supposed to sit on it and sing a Yule song. BACKSTAGE This coming week, the 16th of the season, will be observed as Doll Week at the performance of “Better Times" at the Hippodrome and Charles Dill- ingham and R. H. Burnside have ar- ranged to present at the six matinees glven during the week 18 dolls dress- ed in replicas of the costumes in which prominent women of the New York stage have appeared during the present season. These actresses will come to the big playhouse in person to présent the dolls which will be awarded through a drawing conduct- ed by “Judy," the baby etephant of “Better Times." Without intérfering in any way with the proposed concerted movement of New York theatrical managers in re- gard to ticket price reduction and speculation, Henry W. Savage has ar- ranged in connection with the Knick- erbocker theater management for an Immediate change In box office con- , beginning with the opening of "The Clinging Vine,” a new musical production featuring Pegdy Wood, which will have itsgfirst performance Christmas night. “While ticket brokers, and some others familiar with the situation,” | states Mr, Savage as a preface to out- lining his plan, “claim that the public does not object to patronizing agen- cles and paying an advance of 50 cents a ticket for the privilege ot buylng choice locations, yet my own hellef is that the public does resent being constantly told at theater box offices that there are no seats nearer than the fourteenth row, even weeks in advance. Our preeent plan, which goes into effect this morning at the opening of the seat sale for ‘The Clinging Vine,' {8 to have good, front seats on sale at the box office at all times, it the public will buy in ad- vance, ditions and L Quartette With Harpis.t Seek Crazed War Veteran Who Has Annoyed Woman New York, Dec. 23.-Police today were directed to search for Sidney Collet, a war veteran who had es- caped from Bellevue hospital where he was under observation for having annoyed Mrs. Raymona T. Baker, formerly Mrs, Alfred G, Vanderbilt, Collet was taken into custody last Tuesday by hotel detectives who said Mrs, Baker had complained that a man had annoyed her and had tele- phoned to her at one o'clock in the morning. A court order {ssued yes- terday before Collet's escape had di- rected that he be returned to a gov- ernment hospital for veterans, Collet is sald to have escaped from govern- ment hospitals twice previously. err Organist look for the weéek In the north and middle Atlantic states—considerable cloudiness; normal temperature; rains or snows probably latter part. FOX'S — Mon., Tues,, Wed. Direct From Strand Theater New York WESLEY BARRY, In “HEROES OF THE STREET” Y | Christma Gas WillD ————————— R Are YouReadyfor Your Christmas Dinner? Cook It on Your Gas Range