New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1923, Page 4

Adele Garrison’s New FPhase of DAILY FASRION SEI'VICE = Unexpected Is Done With Flounces This Season REVELATIONS OF A WIFE nidn’t have ome Mad Hospital Leila and o the ue. Mindful of s admonition to keep Leila long as possible and gave the address without we arrived, 1 this Katherine ‘Why sent tie Lospita in & taxi apartment it. When 1 Irive no words mer after alsetto, which ahe e augh even thankfully, t ospital, ank it said Tt isn't,” nearly ad ‘It's 1 the have 80 hur ny to rine's the Mot I started t tea kettle som it cup of comi 1p to a when w down before we aske cold wat. tim answered about it boys wouid ' and returned in litt'le more cheery self, They said ine,'” she reporte ask them,” g a like - | tea issued T to v ajar, AVorite red and 1 much tea to an early go to the hospital thing rather than go says | must, that ghost.” I gave ar 1 saw how spirits had her husband's =0 ahsolutely for her happiness. Would he di 1 like ing, but 1 look us out Dicky Emc their lives ishing their inconse Bot but cot owed tonishingly W was im though ¥ We've bee Dicky's Playlulness 1ai law tur he, being at once brou Y tillery 1t and afte viation | wet @ cloth in cold corps the hack of the 10 smoothly over ¥ you find it difficult inquired a water, you refer to us, it ipted, i dig- Pown Qu nyself up i and taking the Dicky hac nified offense, which nonsense to me. “1 wish now that the aititu our respective fami the maseculine 0 members.” “Listen demanded dramatica “Where does she got Anyway, Madam, vou me; but 1 suppose you w versation along lines. All right tk band toid Leil Chicago-—out husband told Katherine's hushand's you were to kee t Down gasoline rowr quilts or they er and My may v may right in by eminine ies are made befor to her Dicky of Alfred that it interrupted tt will you y Moisten the tips of then rub them over a tub the lens of yvour then polish as usua! vent the moisture Al strietly feminist Harriet's hus. shand whi a’s to get to nd husband told 1 twe " ing A warm atmosphers of ther Leila’s your im B to f rush 1ed overblouses shion's favor w to clear up things lock house. Your husband, ha married to you for that after a mental, you simply of tea, made your husband to were the heer know physical or| have your especial pop and 1lar materials for some ¥ must Hats cup dec fashion husbar 8¢ d Letla's | jariy rallle sk straws Teila Takes Hoart [ " 1 exclaimed dramatically. | say another word ' T shall th It your etive so smoothly, it's Dicky you rigmarole reserves, working Add to the ¥ bits of for the e of at | police | too sma adding to mir wor I8 | masi ¢ ' Tmtter From Leslic Prescott to Leslie Prescott, Continued peaki ands of roses ad that They say : you hear the wonder if that ?m s pnt down your thought on paper Just mind beads, was coming over and put were her part 1o that modern gown P and rose ined w fon e ttie 1 t she ecalle 1 moder on o ehonlders sure geo” 1 hastened to aquise, 1 on your ro " WEAK, RUN DOWN - AN | AILING Other Medicines Ffle‘ Winston-Salem, N. C.—*T was weak flm and had trouble with my gide. 1 had been tak- ing medicine for a lllong timeandnothing . seemned to dome any My husband went to the drug store and he said to the clerk, ‘T want the best medicine you ha troubles.” Jjhim a bottle of Lyd: E. Pinkham's Vege- has belped me. In a short time | was do my housework, and now [ am to do every bit of that and nd ironing, bm 1 help my hue- at the store and fee] good all the time.” -—ln.L K. H}}r.:s 149 E14th m = “] was wegk and run- il sorts of Le themse!ves. spe Leila a few seconds, notning instructions not for they ar auickly lepende !Gossip’s Corner neck and fold be Clear Glasses asscs when one goes from a cold to | Back Again Chiffon and velvet are the summer Thoughts for Palm Reach wear show .a’ ided preference for white notator nd flimn . ll"m you brocade you t 4t ry d the la, let's They're tea kettle | leave marry?" Dicky | us in a squeak- brought a half- rom Leila. 1 hat she had not h by which | betrayed Kath- her away from by e are to worriedly er tap and filled | d e in the early | “Suppose we 1 wonde cup of now like a volunteered | look- her norma in the d, “and Dicky | t to drink too | going to take Lefore we doing o uner any- Alfred like a little sigh her drooping | with the tonie solicitus She upon for her ious Dresses do odd things this season. In proof of which we offer sketches of | two new and most fashionable frocks which show odd flounces, tractive and bizarre. One frock has a slanting waistline the line of its which side over. almost follow hem at once at- | been placed just on one side and just part way around. The effect is odd and, in a soft material, verd attractive. The second dress exploits the new flat flounces and has two of them cut into long drooping points in front and forming merely a tunic in back. This is another idea sponsored Paris and worked out de- ¥ most gl mod owr Insomnia Cure, to lay sleep it on | L towel ilts | cleaned with | be washed in dried earefully . put they are the fingers and | cake of soap. eyveglasses and This witl pre- ch gathers upon | BY SISTER MARY (Unless otherwise specified, the re-| cipes given here are designed for four persons.) RABBITS These arc the days when the poor little bunnies who jumped and stam- pered so merrily last summer as we drove through the country find noth- ing merry about their scampering. Dogs and men hunt them eagerly and ‘v\u rabbits scamper for their lves, The cook usually receives a rabbit |skinned and dressed. 8he should hn sure that the little sort of “kerncls” under the forepaws have been re- | moved as these accent the wild taste and Import a strong, rather ant flaver to the meat It a wild ‘rabbit is frozen for 12 urs the flavor is greatly improved the rabbit stand in over night rabbit is to be have come back ith something of such adornment partiou | and the new Yough that are boil and jough for bread lk,, in any event let cold salt water No matter how the cooked and served it should be par- | boiled in bolling water to cover with a medium sized onfon. This destroys the wild unpleasant taste and ‘nrvl make the meat taste of onions does " The Adve\\fures It oming "wzv s queer as woft ith erchid .mv would think e tight narrow or t to my heautiful, held the garment of | "v[""vrr the | ugh the what Raggedy and little Now what shall we do? Ann asked Raggedy Andy Week) "We brown floor | saia The Raggedys and made a mistake and had entered the wrong door in the grotto, and when they closed the door behind them they found they had been captured y this strange brown man. Whes the man had tried to put Raggedy Anr jor the great large rolling p lttle Weeky had given the man ard push right in the center of hie pack and the brown man had broken ad better cookie man broken tvo! escape while the 8 lying on the Weeky 2 in tittle wen £ of ittle Weeky had el 3 J two front & beaded orna from Jight Raggedy Andy stopperd the larg sz pin by pushing on a buttor “See!” Raggedy Ann said. “The ookie man and his eyes are his nose and mouth and the his clothes dy ro man is & raising; stripes ieing “Before » on are can escape from the 1 him up in sma him when t Weeky ask ike he is made of Naggedy Andy = stin't eat gredy A and o may 2= Let's iheie ittle Ia ¥ if h ikes j* home here ookic ma 8! he 1ough molasses a pretty little col- aggedy Ann langh vim together wit make pret ot his yver #o much v unpleas- | recipe Fried Rabbit rabbit water disjoint and parboil minutes with onion. Remove water and throw onion and water faway. Put rabbit in kettle, cover with boiling water and simmer until tender. When rabbit is about half done add sait, It will take about an hour to ccok the mecat. Drain from lwater, voll in flour and fry in half butter and halt lard. Make a gravy in the frying pan, using f rabbit stock and half milk or ecream for Nauid From the United States comes “hunny sausage.” Bunny Sausage After skinning, the rabbit is soak- ed over night in coeld water. In the morning the meat is cut from the bones and put through the food chop per. For cvery pound of meat add one tablespoon mineed onion, two thirds teaspoon salt, one half teaspoon black pepper, one-sixteenth teaspoon cayenne, two tablespoons cracker crumbs, two tablespoons sweet eream. Mix thoroughly and make into small pats. Fry slowly in a covered frying pan until well done, 1t will take about 46 minutes, A rabbit pie is good and further than fried rabbit, Rahbit Pie Soak the rabbit in salt water and parboil in onion water as in the first Boll in water with one small onion until tender. Strain and thicken stock butter and flour rubbed together, PPut pleces of rabbit in | baking dish, pour over gravy and leover with bhaking powder biscuit ‘dnu;.'h Juke 30 minutes in a hot oven Allow tablespoon half tablespoon butter and teaspoon salt for cvery cup of when makirg gra®; KaggedyAmn ody Andy 3 in salt for 10 from Aftey has svaked southwestern part of the this recipe for “goes” witl flour, one- one-half stock Gruelle {and after dipping this into the jar of molasses o parts of the cookie | man where he had broken in two | Then she painted molasses all over his clothes and & and Raggedy Andy and Weeky stuck the pretty col- { har 1y Ann asked ough to cat! the oks good ¢ Mustn't Eat the Poor Raggeds Ann Said “Oh! P W Cookic Man! broks But 00 Yo prople as real Unlexs ofherwise indicated, theatrical written by the press agencles for BILLIE SHAW & CO. AT CAPITOL Tonight is the last showing at the Capitol of the ‘great blil which has been pleasing patrons the first three days of this week. The Keith vaude- ville bill has five acts and the photo- play feature presents Fred Niblo's production “The Famous Mrs. Fair.” Tomorrow the entire show changes and brings five Keith headlifiers fea- turing as the big attraction Miss Billie Shaw and her company of ten. !In her production she offers a youth- ful revug with Josephine Ta Voie, Lester Lane, and Barrie Oliver, and not forgetting those six shapely flap- pers who will effer a rip roaring skit “Yes Means No.” It is a delightful act with laughs running all through from’ the starting to the final curtain. Keller Sisters and Lynch are a har. monious trio who call their offering “The Spirit of Youth.” The photo- play feature offers Booth Tarkington's great story iIn picture play form, “Penrod and Sam” being the secquel to his famous Penrod story which ran serially in several leading magazines. “Penrod and Sam” is a great picture and movie critics have termed it “the yell of the year,” because of its many laugh provoking scencs. The cast is an all star one and includes Buddy Messenger, Rockliffe Fellowes, Gareth Hughes, Gladys Brockwell and Mary Philbin. There will he continuous shows on Thnnksd\!n; Day. | ST. JOH S I \"K John's Tair is drawing large crowds nightly to the State Armory The nightly entertainments are voted | | by those who have attended the event | the past two nights, as the best ever featured at any local in some !years. To live up to this reputation the committee is presenting tonight the Daughters of Isabella Minstrels, This popular troupe has made a num- ber of local appearances and is de. cidedly “good.” Clynes' jazz artists will help the dancers with their fun tonight. The fair will be open tomorrow af- ternoon from 2 o'clock till five R||d' McCarthy's orchestra will play for dancing, Tomorrow evening the entertain- ment feature will be the Rangers Min- strels. McCarthy's orchestra will also | play in the evening. Don't miss the| fair by any means on Thanksgiving— sott By D. €. C. Robinson ADRENALIN Sueh great publicity has heen given o adrenalin during the past two years that from all parts of our country come inquiries concerning it and its use. Many reports of its wonder-working restorative cures have been greatly exaggerated, while some have appar- ently restored the dead (pronounced %0) to life, On Sept. 22 a case was reported from Grand Rapide, Mich,, where a man 40 years of age was pronounced dead as a result of a 75 volt electric shock. A physiclan in- jected 15 drops of adrenalin into his body. In two hours he revived and,| in spite of serious hurns, recovered In the body itseif, adrenalin is also a real worker. It geems to be at the beck and call of the brain, when the occasion demands. Tts secretion is discharged into the life stream (cir culation) and alds in ensrgizing mus- eular action in a number of ways Anger ix one of the eauses for se eretion by the suprarenal gland There is some rcason for your physi cian's advice to avold anger and dis. content on all occasions. It serves 1o adrenalin and increase blood presgire. It is strong as a stumulant {and vitalizer, acting to contract the arteries It st fair release but net really sub- stantiated this secretion will ae- |tually start the dead heart of a4 bahe into tion. It starts, but does not | continye very long. In recent use it has been calied the |aid of bloodless surgery. Its compel- ] actlon servis to drive the blood | from parts afiected and thereby great. |esscns the blood loss, is claimed ant LEO F. REISMAN and His Orchestra now at the Hotel Brunswick are the tale'of Boston. Hear their Co- lumbia Records— “My Elfl.lnr, Girl™ DANGELAND 252 MAIN ST. Live Baby | Real Given Away | Tomorrow Nite DANCING AFTERNOON 1 l.:.. l.:. '!:!"'" B | Monte Biue, | also is being shown |ing vaudeville is great, introducing the the playing of saxophones, violins and piano by the others. Harry Bloom has a comedy mopologue sketch with a number of unanrmr!ulunn. John 8. Blondy and company have an unusual acrobatic act which features an un- usually clever trick dog, while Kra- mer and Griffin have a comedy dia- logue with a musical twist. For tomorrow the Lyceum will have a continuous show. The feature | photoplay is Jack London’s “The Call |of the Wild,” while some of the new | vaudeville hits to be presented are Kraft and Ladlont, a very clever fel !1low and girl whose patter is good and whose songs and dances go big. Billie Burke's “Motor Boating” act is a big sketch and one of the best dancing numbers of the year will be offered by the Panova Cole Dancers. These 1Wo girls have a fine reputation as un- usual dancers and they live up to it. MRS. CARUSO WEDS Becomes Bride of Captain Ingram of i notices and veviews in this column are he respective amusement company. 1 asnpiad ..4 CLARK SISTERS' RI PALACE The Clark Sisters’ Revue, the best musical revue that has been present- ed in this city is still going strong and receiving plenty of favorable comment for the winderful show which they are offering at the Palace. They are to remain here all week and change their entire show, cos- tumes and scenery and Thursday of- fering everything brand new for the last half of the week. This show features the Clark Sisters, three very talented girls who have an excellent company in support and headed by Harry Myers, that funny comedian who provides all the laughter. They will give three shows on Thanksgiv- ing day, two on Friday and three again on Saturday also offering ama- teur night Friday for local stage as- pirants. The photoplay also changes tomorrow and presents Mae Murray in her new hit ‘“Jazzmania.” Starting Monday for an entire week the Palace will present the prince of the movies, Jackie Coogan in “Long Live the King.” There will be special shows after school each day for school chil- dren for ten vents at which time they will receive free a Jackie Coogan bal- loon and also a chance to win one of the latest novelties, Jackie Coogan pencil box. London—Short Wedding Ceremony Is Followed. London, Noy. 28.--Mrs. Enrico Caruso, formerly Miss Dorothy Park Benjamin of New York, and Captain Ernest Ingram of London were mar- ried today in Brompton Oratory. The ceremony was brief, the short- est possible one being employed. Some 500 persons were present in the oratory, but for the most part they were uninvited individuals indulging their curiosity. The bride was to have been given away by Baron Romano Avezzano, the Italian ambassador to France, but he was unable to come to the wedding and so Gabriele Prezioti, counsel to the Italian embassy in London, acted in his stead. The bride wore a dress of velvet, with sable furs, and a velvet hat with birds of Paradise on each side. Her jewels were pearis. She carried a large bridal bouquet of mauve or- chids. | Gloria Caruso, little daughter” of |the famous tenor, was accompanied to the oretory by Baroness Avezzano wife the ambassador. A few Americans were present at the cere mony, most of them members of the American colonies in European capi- a “MAIN STREET” AT LYCEUM Tonight the Lyceum' closes its showing of Sinclair Lewis' “Main Street,” starring Florence Vidor and It is & human story of a big city girl in a small town com munity where she is misunderstood. The latest episode of “Fighting Blood" The accompany- Five Variety Girls who specialize with the dancing of the Wilson Sisters and TONIGHT QOOD VAUDEVILLE “THE FAMOUS MRS, FAIR” THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY 9--Big Time Acts--5 Keith Vaudeville Featuring MISS BILLIE SHAW and Company of 10 VAUDEVILLE'S \M\RTFQTNRh\l OF YOUTHFUL TALI Those Famous Fun Makers NOLAN, LEARY & (0. in “YES MEANS NO” “The Spirit of Melody” OTHER BIG ACTS The Yell of the Year! Booth Tarkingten's ENROD A SAM" with Gareth Hughes “p Buddy Messenger Mary Philbin St.John’sFair State Armory Nov. 23 to Dec. 3 Tonight’s Entertainment RAINBOW MINSTRELS $3 ’00 '_“TE:"::S l;(r)iczcs_ ELKS HALL, THANKSGIVING EVE, NOV, 28TH TURKEY COLLATION Special Cabaret Numbers SPECIAL MUSK PECIAL NOVELTIES For Elks and Their Friends Single Admission—$1.00 PARSONS—Hartford ALL THIS WEEK Bves. B0 to * Thurs. and Sat, e 1o 200 RDERS NOW —SEATS 3 J0uN m-vu Fresents the Best Laugh Wit v- 25 Yeurs THE 1ST YEAR