New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1923, Page 4

Y HUSBAND’S LOVE Adele Garrison’= New!FPhase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE Tlik ver s unless she is 1 instructing wha istied Lilian Took Tp the Book Containing woman Dicky's Prototype SO Before her husha ul e cast the d Harrict Braithwaite with ity but alac commented “How will be about V"l be; She held up the Liilian They never say, ‘How nice fix it up my way.' Sit h 1 want to tel aor dig; m coming “I'm more tire bade | ami Lillian lightly dice this i after 1 ity but too, Edwin,” she 1 1d me a said than 1 thought and ity beok cordial illiar you had the which unhappiness, the exact d mental prototype of which gave him no con- stancy whatever in marriage. 1 the first place,” she said, r and another man’s maritai 1 mind when he wrote this ked after cau me nove rtryaing a hero ph Dicky sical an and liding into your clethes on t physician’s w1 dowr add me to a ‘the [Gossip ’s Corner _—— Silver Lame compr when s to deper Blouses of silver lame are the smarte shops and deo ders toward 1 ng a costume a very plain suit, where in in b lier nose, wo I'm th but i > her. to out of Black and White Lanvin suit of unusual charm is ck and white shepherd's check whitte satin overblouse and a ollar with a green chiffon hief fastened the throat No make A of b with high Spanish Fffect Lace and Vur oleskin or Responsibili- effort iv But those 1 don't any dge a1t party the in with this 5 ok is one style to be of met seuson Appie tim Bake vou prick Murks o partitior nest hour 5 rn with a fork t burn the most 1 words Lemon as THeach g only \ A 2 is uan exeellent bieach, A half of over yo pin it keep the su and rolling spots and vl new ook iled Cahbage " o the wiling Custard Cups istatrd Boray e satin Hats New Blowees Pinkham's 1 proved that for waman years it has hee bealth. and it anman 1o try # featured | DAILY TASRION SEUYICH VELVETS AND ERMINE i Velvets royal-—-are Season and ermine—traditionally | both royally popular this | Velvet is most in demand | for afternoon and evening frocks, but many striking street costumes have | been made of this material as well. | Ermine is used for trimming in | lavish lengths and the frock illus-y trated shows how effective the most pop! fur may be on the most, popular daterial when made in the| most recent Paris fashion. | The model is an adaptation of the | very long tunic frock called fthe| Casaque or Cossack. By SISTER MARY Dried Beef do you keep on your emer- i gency shelf” Tunma .fish, saimon, | dried beef and bacon? | There are more expensive meats | than can be included in the array but dried beef is a good old standby that is not expensive and can be uses in A variety of w Whenever dried beef / add What macaroni, Pour over tomatoes, Cover with bread crumbs, dot with bits of butter and bake half an hour in a moderate oven. The macaroni will absorb the tomato juice and the 1 beef & lelicious flavor. dish is used it is salt ffic the tiy «ldom necessary to salts it s ier a rel most a aroni p a tomatc il salts, Creamed Dried Beef One-fourth pound dried beef, & tabiespoons butter, tablespoons ! flour, 1-8 teaspoon 2 cups milk Remove any stringy meat. Melt butter-in, frying pan, add beef and cook until the 'cdges cul Sift over flour and stir until well blended. Add milk slowly, stirring I constantly. ook until thick ang smooth Nerve on triangles of toast with baked potatoes Dricd Beet With Potatoes up chipped difed beef, 2 cup. potatoes, ° cggs. Beat yolks of cggs until lemon colored. Weat in potatoes and beef Beat whites of eggs until st _and Iry. Fold in first mixture, Turr into a buttered baking dish and bake 20 minutes in # moderate oven O or hard beiled eggs car added to ereamed dricd beef, Or unbeaten egg can be stirred into when removed from Hom bhee with and meat thin fussing meat pepper, on glass Jars is very good many brands from which This sort is more expensive at in the 1k bhut so fent to have in the extra expense is warranted, Scrambled eggs with dri appetizing breakfast dis concotior Dried Beef With Ligas fourth dried boof butter, 1 market in Wl there are to thun the very con- hat the the s portions from “hoose, n bu hiouse The rwise an hed mil plquaney \ on mashed H 1 cup One pour e tahlespoons milk, 1-8 teaspoon pepper Melt hnotter frying putled bits, T ndd i et 1 milk and with peper lirting and | be en the an fufly cooki in inte minutes. unbeate Seasor two fire W ather ger and cEEn so over a slow with ork mix e fire (Copyright serve sance iry and ¥ mal m# Macuront rishing Macaroni With Dried Beef brok acaroni, 1 cup | enps canncd teaspoon pepper, o nmediat will 1922, NEA Rervice, Inc.) i dis) h Skirts the effect of not come un- the newest Pin Pin tueks give knife pleating, but do pleated, are featured In eparate wkirts, which O en hippe tomat holling salted Custard Pie Draj and ! When making custard pie, if the | heat the k 1o the boiling point be dish, | fore mixing it the cggs the un der erust will always he crisp. Cook aronl in ® n ' you Put half bakir re maining hutter with cover with and his CUTFY BEAR ~ ~ By ARTHUR SCOTT BAILEY SAVES THY back hout® of Je un the JOHNNND SHOW the with wn away and catch ring andience the long | g in cars cam chased i hoy th master do 10! clowa pretmded o be alraid o the § | | | | | CLIFFORD €. PDandrufl. Treatment of the scalp for dandruff | and preventing the ‘loss of hair is a most important part of your health | BY DR. | program. It is just as foolish to rub a bald| head with hair tonic and expect hair| to grow, as it would be to rub the tonic on an egg and expeet it to| sprout feathers, The time to prevent dandruff and baldness is when you have hair and not when you haven't.| you have a tendency to thin} on your scalp, you will have| troubles keeping baldness away. skin, rather tight over the head, does not permit of a free circulation to nourish the falp and the hair roots. If your sealp is thick and| moves rather freely over the skull bones, your hair will probably stick | by you to the last. Now for the treatment: The two chief aids are cleanliness and scalp massgge. A third may he added for good results, brushing the hair.. Any good toilet soap or green soap With a little alcohol added will prove ef- fective as a shampoo. ! If you insist on a preparation try this one: In one-half pint use 50| parts soft soap, two parts oil of lav-! ender and 33 parts alcohol. Massage must be started in youth, and kept up through your| whole life. It is by far the greatest| agent to preserve the hair. Use the, finger tips to massage the scalp, nu;h' and morning. Brushing should be carried out in a careful and systematic manner, I should be done at night and in the morning. Some other during the day will prave benet Brugh until you feel your sealp warm under movements It dan your Thin ilso cial stimuls the brush rem e the iruff ar the 1 hair roots Shaving the head or ent cut ting does not help the growth of t hair. YALE'S MISSION OVER IN CHINA IS IN NO DANGER| ? cable re. from the scalp ar Haven, Nov, 2,--A at Yale university in China mission at Changsha, | China in response to inguiry as to| press reports of imminent danger to the misston as a’rosult of hombard-4 ment of the city of Changsha during! an encounter ibetween northern and | southern Chinese troops says: [ “Situation gives but little cause for Does not interfere with New ecived Yale coneern work LEO F. REISMAN and His Orchestra’ now at the Hotel Brunswick are the talk of Boston, Hear their Co- lumbia Records— ‘Charlie Abot Is Coming to the ‘LYCEUM For the Week of Nov. 5 In his Brand New Show Styles and Smiles To Be Sure to Get in BUY SEATS NOW LYCEUM Tonight and Saturday “EAST SIDE WEST SIDE” with KENNETH HARLAN A vital cross—sectioh of life—as it is found in New York. Big Dance “Jimmy” And His Blue Ribbon Serenaders T=Players—7 UNITED HALL Saturday, November 3 Adm. 55¢ including fax | Dust,” ey Cnless ofhermise indicated, theatrienl n stices and reviews in this written hy'the prers agencies for th GOOD VAUDEVILLE—CAPITOL An excellent bill of Keith vaude- ville opened at the Capitol yesterday und will continue through the balance of the week. ‘I'he feature attraction is |Jack Wyatt's Scotch Lads and Lassies 1in kilts and tartans, singing and danc- ling to the tunes of bonnie Scotland, |Aside from the picturcsqueness and the delicious otch flavor, Mr, | Wyatl's company must be congratu- luted on their merits, The things they do, they do surprisingly weM and the ability to accomplish these things has played no small part in Scotch his- tory; Karl Gress is an unusual artist, | painting pictures in oil in a very short space of time; Clifford and Bailey, “two dark spots of joy," are colored comedians, who sing, talk and offer some very fine dancing. The Wyo- mings were well liked yesterday for their novelty offcring that is real en- | tertainment, and the Texas Four is a male guartet that hails from the Lene Star state. Each is a soloist and humorist and together they are one | early|of the best liked groups of harmony | |singers in vaudeville today. Girls who have hopes that some day a movic director may select them [trom throngs on a_street becausc of ;their fatal beauty and make them stars, may take new hope after read- ing this. For that is how littie rankie Lee got into the films. Not for his beauty, however, buf for that sympathetic personality which mude him famous The Miracle Man and other successe He lisco itt on a reus street I Kic williger,” n curb parade portrays the of ““Ter as a in “Children of a Pirst Nutional pioture direct- ed by Ftank Borzage now playing at he Capitol theater, The principal characters in dren of Dust™ whil wate rol boy “Chil- re cnacted by Pauline Garon, Johnny Walker, Lloyd Hughes and Bert Woodrufy, Frankie Lee, Josephine Adair and Newton take the leading roles in the juver L iile epi. sode. F The \Hvr‘vl 8 largest sail 432 feet Jong of cam Ing vessel js It spreads ELKS' THANKSGIVING 'MASQUERADE BALL | TURK Prize For Best Costume ELKS HALL Thanksgiving Eve., No 50,000 feet TONIGHT AND SAT, A Mystery Melodrama the ycars great mysters film Marie Prevost — Johnny Walker ““The Leather l’unhers" Starting Sunday Richard Barthelmess “The Fighting Blade” Continuous Shows Sat, PARSONS Week Commencing M AW His comumn ure respective amusement company. Lnter, “the crime name will .go down the Holmes, | Burns. A few years ago when the motion picture industry was still ip its in- fancy a ng serinl was run depict- ing the adventures of the famous French detcetive, Arsene Lupin. He« cently John Barrymore immortalized * the famous Sherlock Holmes. | “The erime deflector” has | been reproduced in celluloid af Goldwyn studio where T | Griffith plays the role in Light: a film yersion of the stage {play, “The Rear®Car.” “The pigturs |is shown at the Palace theater = to- | night and Saturday. " “The deflector” is something en- |tirely new in the field of sleuths, It s his business to see that no erimes are committed, and to deflect them merp anything . disastrous happens, | This role was enacted on the legiti- | mate stage by Richard Bennett, Other new eplso (of “The 1 M owith ¥ {inald Denny. | Starting Sunday for the first half of next week the big attraction will be Richard Barthclmess in his great- est triumph “The Vighting Blade,” 1t is a stirring of the 17th century in Merric England and is full of and rom Mr." Barthelme portrays o ¥ ne ole in “Th defle in the with Arsene Lupin, Pinkerton and aimals of screen along Sherlock now the ale ac tion Fighting FAST SIbE, Although WEST L is offering SIDE—IYCEL M the ceum today and tomorrow hin Eileen an exceptio fine with Kenneth Harvlan L love Percy in * side, story of New am for next week popular it A prominent musi Side,” dramatic York city, the progr will bg even more brings a return’y cal comedy troy Al Abbot with his Styles of 1924, will traction 1 withy the chorus to support the ought to score “Smiles he the hig duwzling princlpals, thi heavy with Ly patrons, The biit ‘winl 1 Thursday bringing change entertainment here vear jan Mar he and at Dixje show ceum changed te R on comy o Abhot chief coms nd wili dumbest ced the For the three week, With this show Gilbert in “The Baile, umnr\u while the Mix will i most recent reler Sunday night feature pieture will in th remember looking man" ! i who eve slage first dnys wiil hi: lust test pro throc” g in for Tom cay about s top noteher ssfon, will e two pectnl TONIGHT AND SAT, 9-Big TimeActs-5 Keith Vaudeville featuring JACK WYA'TT AND HIS SCOTCH LADS AND LASSIES in Kilts and Tartans Other Great Acts “CHILDREN OF DUST” With Pauline Garon and Lloyd Hughes Starting Monday “HOLLYWOOD 50 Screen, Celebrities Continuous Shows Sat. HARTFORD onday Night, Nov. bth, K OF GLORIOUS ¥UN JOHN GOLDEN, Producer of “The ALL STAR CAST in THE LAUGHING HIT First Year,” Presenis “THANK YOU” Wy Winehell Smith Eree Opening Performance |nder $250 to bc; Wed. Mat., 150 fo S0c: Sat. Mut Auspice; Hariford Lengne of Women \oters. and Tom Cushing. 200 to e BARN DANCE Come One Come All! Both Young and OM Greatest Prompter in United States Square and Round Dances DE VITO'S PREMIER 0 RCHESTRA—10 PIECE TONIGHT, STATE ARMORY Prizes, Pigs and Chickens Sweet Cider and Pumpkin Pie