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BY WAY OF DIVERSION.

Said SiidS McGuD0in, IN Pee
uecplc'S store: II don't D'licpc
'tpiH crcr get cold any more.
This morning. uhiIc making
doWR Henderson street. heard
a young robin let out 'iUcei,
tpeet.' The song Of The robins
a sure sign OF Spring. Wen
soon sec more beautiful birds on
the i0ing. I'm for u, by DoHy!
10 makes me tccl gay 10 knot0
that cold uodther has gone on
us udy.' "SdH SildS," said
Grandpa McGcc toith a smile,
"pou uont hear no robins this
soon otier Uhilc. They're voted
our boo-e an Wc'rc oil goiH'
'cry.' ThGt means 10 them carly
birds you'll say 0oodby.' Old
SilaS just Scouicd aud replied:
us that So' II you mean 10 hint
that drink, ! must 90 And
then he tDent out looking ter
ribIy red. Said Grandpa: ~
shorc hit the mall on the head"
The evening world., 1919-02-05
MAKING MURDER HARD.

In Il film studio the other day Elsie
Ferguson was going through Il
cabaret scene while an orchestra
played regular jazz tunes. In another
set nearby John barrymore was try
ing to commit murder for IA thriller"
lilo did hts best TO concentrate on
the killing, but found It wcll-nigh
impossible TO keep his feet still. FL
nally he called 10 John Robertson,
his director:
Let's quit for tho day. John. You
don't want murder committed IN
ragtimc."
Work was suspended and the two
Johns one stepped out OF the studio.
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son. and she makes II her business
TO aid the romance Of this youth and
her niece. In the course, or madness,
OF true love. the young man pro
poses" 10 her, but she. with character
istic humOr, puts him on the right
track and carries Off his father
First by Disgusting herself as an
"old lady" and then revealing her
self as a southern belle Of ripe
charms Mira. Flske, with her keen
sense OF wit. kept the play moving
NJ a swift pace. Twenty years agc
Ellen Terry might have given tho
performance that Mira Tiskc gave.
but there In no actress on tho stage
to-day who could equal the brilliant
achievement Of last night II Is an
individual triumph that stands as 4
challenge TO every actress who speaks
the English language
Though looking n bit too youthful
for the good Of his role. Hamilton
Rcvcllc gave an excellent perform
nEcc as the middlc.agcd lover whJ
nnnlly won Nelly. She didn't swear
she loved him, but she "cusscd" de.
l,ghtfully. Her ability TO make sass
evidently didn't discourage Durnnd
Georges Rcnavcnt, as the younc
lover: Iola Talma, as Mclanic. Eva
Benton. as the old nanny: Josep
Dunn. as Cnc' Boze, and Frederic
Burt as the priest. not to mcnticn
Irene Hnisman, ns an alluring Creole
completed n cast that could scarcely
Dc improved upon.
can only add that TO SEQ Mrs
Fiskc in "Mia' Nelly NJ N'Orleans'
~ to enjoy an artistic treat-in short
the most brilliant high comedy per
formhnCH of years.
The evening world., 1919-02-05
The Art OF
Beauty Makeup

TIC first requisite of perfect
beauty makeup is to select ma
terial 10 hold face powder that u
harmless and nutritious Ia the under
living tissues of the skin. The proper
method is first to apply protecting
coet of Flesh Food, using a small
quantity on the tips ~ the fingers, TO
cover the face and neck. Then apply
the face powder evenly. DR.. Charles
Flesh Food, which can be obtained at
any druggist, is particularly recon
mended for the reason that II is a
standard preparation and will be
found superior to cold cream or other
greasy substances. Toy box to-day
and note the pleasing difference in
YOUR complexion.
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Lawrence Eyro's play, incidentally.
Is a comedy that Rcjanc would prob
ably have seized upon N II had come
Within her reach, for IL Is French In
spirit though American in action.
Mrs. Fiskc, when sho talked from
the curtain. was too modest in say
ing that she and Mr.. Eyrc-thouEh,
Of course she put It the other way
about--hoped the audience would
find entertainment for a few hours
in a drowsy old garden Of New
Orleans. The truth is that this gar
don, charmngly staged, was far
from the drowsy or commonplace
thing known TO ordinary playwrights
and still more ordinary producers OF
plays. With It's gray walls and its
green vines II offered a perfect set o.
ting for romance.
For her part, Mrs. Fiske appeared
as the guardian angel OF romance
that Is, as Nelly, she came back from
Paris with every appearance OF
rniddlc-age and gave new life to
every heart worth beating. Duh.
stupid people may not understand
this message given TO the world In
general. But Mr.. Eyre must he
credited with having written "A fanci-
fnl and delightful comedy and above
all n play swift in its changes Of
mood. | cannot recall a comedy of
Tecent years that has cquallcd M
Nelly OF N'Orleans" In iis surprises
that is. IFS variety OF treatment. rhc
story itself Is OF secondary interest
Nelly returns from Paris after a mis-
understanding with the man who has
The evening world., 1919-02-05
A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.

frcd Fulton, rhO says he ,ods
doublc.croSsCd Ly Jack Dcmp.
ScU means he CaS doubled up.
The evening world., 1919-02-05
IT WAS STRANGE.

Charlca II. Wilson. manager ~
odds and Ends" now playing the
South. writes us To tell n story. II
seems Lillian Goldsmith, the leading
woman Of the company. noticed a
residence burning In sumter. =. e..
and knocked at the front door. when
a woman appeared. Miss Goldsmith
said:
Lady, your roofs on fire"
The woman came out and took "a
look. "Well, now, don't that beat
all ?" she said strangers know more
about our business than we do our
Sc,Nos
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AN ACTRESS SHE'D BE.

William Harris Jr. received a note
from an ambitious young woman
yesterday saying she would like To
act In East Is West" and suggesting
that he come up to lGSLh Street aud
see her. She said her mother would
arrange an appointment TOR him Il he
would telephone. Mr.. HarriH can't go
as hts time 81 all taken up this year.
The evening world., 1919-02-05
FOR THE INFANTS.

"tp Stage and Down" a two-act
musical comedy, viii be given for the
bcnctit OF the Infants Relief Society
of Now York at the Waldorf-Astoria
next saturday evening. The book Is
by Myron ID. Roscnthal and the lyrics
and music by Richard G. Rodgers.
The evening world., 1919-02-05
About Plays and Players
AJoRIE RAMBEAU is going
~ \
BY BIDE DUDLEY

" "AJoRTE RAMBEAU is going
AIv back TO the Republic Theatre
~ for her second appearance in n
new play in New York this season.
Arihur Hopkins has arranged with
A. II. Woods To have Miss Rambcau
begin an engagement there during the
week of FEB. 2i In "rhe Fortune
Teller" Florence Reed and "Iioads of
Destiny" will go on tour, playing the
subway sIircuit first
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FooLIsHMENT.

she iDrrt 10 cat td1y IN Sunni miit,
And ate Il cdoh fimc she could buE. IT,.
Hcr TEEN are gone ROto,
AND, liEc Rose, ne co,c,
where food is concerned she must
gum IL
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) THE NEW PLAYS o
BY CHARLES DARNTON
Mrs. FiSke Superb
In a Romantic Comedy

herself to be
night
Nelly OF ~ QUIT n
shoulders-cspccaly head--abovo
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FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.

she made 1000 pairs OF wool sock.
for the soldiers"
sounds like a yarn to ma"
The evening world., 1919-02-05
GOSSIP.

Marie Day ias been engaged for a
role in THE Dancer"
stu Walker talked on Drama and
the Mpdern Theatre" before the PM
d1Clphil Drama League yesterday.
\ series OF Sccncs from light operas
viii be induguratcd at the Strand
next week. Pirates OF Pcu1ance" will
come FIRST.
Galwey Herbert, who left Seven
Days Leave" 10 20 10 war, has re-
turned TO that attraction.
DCsiroo Lubovska, Egyptian dancer
at the llippudromc, viii tour South
America next summer.
Leo kugol will present Tho Net
at the isth Street Theatre next Mon
day night "rhc Big Chance" will go
| on tour.
| Frank 4. Kecney viii open new fIln,
theatres at Kingston, y. v, and VIII.
| iamSport Pa about March l.
! 'LtEHtu,n' viii have It's 2OOth per.
/ f"rmanco al the Gaicty Theatre Al
IA" special Friday matinee this werL
Juhyna lloN,aud wants crisp Joke,
about travellers and sleeping cars I,
use in "A Little Journey" at the Van
lorbilt
stephan Austen and Dr. John r.
Straton will discuss "Splritualsm" a
the Harris Theatre sunday at 3P. NJ
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New Britain herald., 1919-11-29
SCHOOL INSURANCE
 INCREASES VOTED.
Board Meets and Takes Action on
 Fire Protection

Approximately s50o.00o in fire in surance was authorized last night at d specIal session of the school board, bringing the surety on school build inSs here to about S1,327, $50 and making necessary the addition of Sl,- 500 to this section of the educational Sbudget. This move was thought ad- Nisab1e a3 at the present cost of labor and material the insurance held by the school board WOud not even near ly cover the loss if buildings were dc stroyed
 The matter of insurance was brought up by Chairman George 'rralt of the finance committee who cxplalned that the present insurance was too low and that in the event of a fire the board would be severely criticized for lack of good business judgment in not increasing the pro- lection. Up to 12 years ago, it was explained by Judge E. F. Gatfney, no insurance was carried at all, but this condition, he felt, should not exist in any of the several school buildings To guard against overstepping the 80 per cent bounds, Frank G. Vibberts called fo- an expert valuation of the property. F1gureS on SCnOOl property furnished the committee showed the value of school land to be S1S5,50 buildings, s1,2O5, 700; contents, $302,- 235. The plan of the board is to in sure the buildings 10 the amount of $954,450; contents s373,10O The property is now valued at $1,520.0 900 and the total insurance carried is sS37,41O. With the proposed in crease, which was accepted, the schools will be insured for $1,327, 50.
 X recommendation was made and accepted to authorize the purchase of the Voight and Dolan properties on South Main street the former having a frontage of 62 feet and costing SS,- 900 while the latter has an S2 foot frontage and will cost $13,O00. The properties abut on the High school property with a depth of 165 feet.
 U. $. government properties to the amount of $35,9 have been received and as a bond is required, the finance committee was instructed to secure the bond and have the articles in sured. The school accommodation committee recommended and were given power to purchase six portable schools for $10,s00. A petition was re- ceived from the industrial basketball league for the use of the High school gymnasium four nights a week, two hours each evening. The board fla Nored the Grammar school gym for such purposes and ordered the finance committee to act.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-29
PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR ELkS' MEMORIAL
Public Exercises to Be Held at
 FoE'S Theater December '

The complete program of exercises for the annual memorial exercises of New Britain lodge, B.. P. 0. E., in Foxs theater on Sunday, December :, has been arranged by the officers ot the lodge. The musical program will be in charge of William IT. Bishop. organist of the lodge. The exercises will start at 3 o'clock in the after- noon. The principal speaker will be United States District Attorney John F. Crosby. MT. Crosby has spoken in this city several times at large func- tions and has made a fine impression. The program of exercises follows: Processional March T. 'Eorona tion'' . Kretschmer
 Orchestra William IT. Bishop, Director Opening Ceremonies Exalted Ruler and Officers Prayer
 Chaplain Clarence L. Pierce The Lord Is My Light ;. Allitsen
 August Klein Roll Call of Absent Brothers
 Secretary D. T. Holmes Recitation
 Ihanatopsls' .......... Bryant
 Secretary D. T. Holmes Solo
 My Task ........... Ashford
 August Klein Altar Service- Officers of the Lodge Selection
 Romance ......... Sullivan
 Orchestra Memorial Address
 John F. Crosby
 U. $. District Attorney How Lovely Are Thy
 Dwellings, ............ LiddIs
 August Klein Closing Ceremonies
 Exalted Ruler and Officers
 AULD LANG SINE Great Ruler of the Universe, All-seeing and benign Look down upon and bless our
 work,
 And be all glory Thine; Oh. hear our prayers for the
 honored dead , ..sHs.:s While bearing in our minds The memories graNen on each
 heart For Abld Lang Syne. # Recessional March Aida Verdi
 Orchestra
New Britain herald., 1919-11-29
KING-MAHER WEDDING
Former Local Girl Becomes Bride of Kentucky Man--Ccrcmony Took Place in Hartford Thursday.

A pretty church wedding was solemnized in St. Peters church. Hartford, Thursday morning, when M iss Mildred Maher, form erly of this city but now a resident of Hartford became the bride of Robert J. King. of Covington, Ky. The couple were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CoonZ.
 The bride was dressed in tailored suit of old blue velour, wore a picture hat of velvet and carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums. Tho <matron of honor was dressed. in dark blue silyertone, wore a black velvet hat and carried yellow chrysanthe- mums. The brides gift to her at tendant was cameo 1avalliere, and the bridegroom's gift to the best man was. q handsome sticlpin.
 Following a wedding dinner at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. F. c. Shrpman, of West street, MT. and Mrs King left on a wedding trip. pon their return they will reside in Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-29
BOYS CLUB NEWS

The social workers of the Boys club will have a basket social on Monday evening in the club rooms. The new basketball team is getting into fine trim and will be. ready for business, soon. Another Winchester rifle unit has been organized and will be known as Unit No. 434, ,Boys' club. This is the second unit which has been formed in the Boys club. This activity is one of the most interesting features of the club. Band rehearsal Tuesday night. Clay molding class will be held on Tuesday evening. Wednesday evening moving pictures will be shown in NeWington.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-29
CERTIFIED ACCOUNTING FIRM COMING HERE.

New Britain people will notice with interest the announcement made by the Stratford Audit company of New York of their establishment of a branch office in Hartford.y Samuel Berson, c. P. A., who is one of the co-partners in this firm, is a New Britain man who has joined the Strat- ford Audit company imn ediately upon graduation from New York University, several years ago. This firm enjoys an enviable reputation in New York and it's decision to branch out in other cities will undoubtedly meet with sue cess. The expert income tax service of this firm will undoubtedly be a great advantage to local business DeODIe
New Britain herald., 1919-11-29
CITYITEMS

Y. $. carnival bungalow Sat. night. |he1 Sunshine society will meet Inday afternoon at 2:30 at the Y. C. A. houses under construc- h at Park Reserve.--Advt.
 br.s4 and Mrs. John l.. Kelly ob-
 Eed aileir twentieth wedding ami |sary yesterday. Mrs. Kelly was |merly Miss N. A. Emmett of this F. The ceremony was performed Rev. John J. Fitzgerald now pas of St. John the Evangelist, he |s at that time curate at St. Mary's Rlrch.
 Rudolph Robinson of Barnett Eeet is attending the Army Navy { 9ne at the Polo Grounds today.
 BNhy can't you have a home at Park 2serve?-Advt
 aAcorn A. c. carnival Foresters' hall 2.lin, Nov. 2S, 29; Dee. 1, 2.-Advt. frank Reiter, formerly of this &nary work, in Rome, Italy. He att 2ded the local schools until his k1fIy moved to Syracuse, N. Y. He far1Rome in September with 30 \ e rrsty oHslg men and word was re- [ved insthis city of his arrival. His |hel.t was employed at Landers' ftory while in this city,
 Special 10c and 15c glasses at for F. N. E. Bargain Store, f-3 Main, |ncf' Elm. .--Adrt. Miss I5Tadys l. Nickerson has re- F
 med to Mt. Holyoke college after Indins the Thanksgiving recess I h her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. B. askerson. of S3 Maple street.. +,@ The woman's hospital board wish to ke this opportunity to express theil Alnks and appreciation to all who spondeds. so generously to the &anksgiVing appeal made for the Sspitai and cllildfen's home.
 Miss Dora Wetherbee of Weehaw 1l. N, J., is the guest of Miss kath- Enc Mcintyre. Miss Wetherbee until &entIy was art instructor at the Pre- Rational Grammar school.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-29

West Main street. trolley and jitneys carry you right to the Williams Estate-one fare-Ask the Conductor Chauffeur Or walk to the junction of Black Rock and >Corbin Avenues turn to the < right and step two minutes west
New Britain herald., 1919-11-29
AND LETTS BEGIN, "
 ARMISTICE NEGOTIATION.

Berlin, Nov. 2S.-New armistice negotia ations with the Lettish govern ment have been begun, according to the Deutsche A1lgemeine Zeitung, which declares warike complications indicated by the recall of Lettish diplomatic representatives from Ber- lin, are unlikely as nobody is pre- pared to fight
New Britain herald., 1919-11-29
EARTHQUAKE IN FRANCE.
.mors Arc Felt and Slight Damage
 k Done in Some Places.

Paris, Nov. 29.-A slight earth
 lke shock. lasting seven seconds, |s felt at $40 o'clock last night at Ennes, in the Riviera, 1t was an- Binced in messages received here
 E morning. X heavier shock was Rerienced half an hour after mid- Int at Folk. 4o miles south of
 blouse. at the foot of the Pyrenees. pnly slight damage was done at
 her place.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-29
S SOREL.-NIcCORMICk.

Arthur Sorel, of 3S Beaver street, Eeteran Of the World War, and Miss ma ss ss M Mccormick, of West Main eet, were married last evening by M Charles Goppens, pastor of
 Peters church. Following the enionNr MT. and Mrs. .Sorel left e.sn vedding trip to Boston and vicinity
New Britain herald., 1919-11-29
MAN-GUNNER NIPTI AI1S.

The wedding of Miss Mollie Gun ner of Brooklyn, N. Y, to Isaac Gold man Of Hartford will take place to- morrow afternoon at the Gunner home in Brooklyn. The bride is a former resident of this city and is a niece of Constable Fred Wrinkle. The couple upon returning from their honeymoon will reside in Hartford, where the groom is employed in the G. Fox X Co, as a buyer.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-29
LEAVES FOR GREAT LAKES.

Lieut.. J. Walsh with his wife, whom he married in France recently, left today for the Great Lakes Training Station where he will be stationed in the future. Lieut.. Walsh only re- gently returned from Europe where he was stationed for over a year