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sIrUATIoNs wANTED-FRAIALE.

WIDOW. American. with girl 8 years.
desires position. companion. housekeeper,
bachelor or widower's home; no objection
to country or suburbs. b. & X. Westnsld
p. o.. n. J.
The sun., 1919-10-06

ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
IS Re d'Italia. at Gibraltar.
SIS La Touraine. al Hayre.
SIS British General, at Barcelona
SIS Allaguash, at London.
IS Pengreet, at London. ....
SIS Bohemo. at Gibraltar.
Ss West Pool, at Buenos Ayres-
Ss Northern. at Brest.
IS Lagarfoss, at Reykievik.
SIS City of Bristol, at Madras.
SIS Bloomfontein, at Gibraltar.
IS War Thistle. at Gibraltar.
SIS Tidewater, at Genoa.
IS CITY of Colombo, at bombay.
SIS Komagawa Maru, at Yokohama.
SIS Kathlamba, at Port Said.
ss Strathfillan, at Liverpool.
rs Santa Tecla, at Guayaauil.
SIS Port Augusta, at Sydney, N. 3. w.
The sun., 1919-10-06
FOR SALE.

DIAMONDS bought sold. for cash only. Ds-
tstes bought BENNETT. iB BwAys (upstaArsj.
The sun., 1919-10-06

ARRIvALs-sUNDAY, OCT. T.
SIS Presidenie Wilson, Gibraltar, Sept B.
SIS veendyk, Rotterdam, Sept. 20.
SIS Homestead, Penang. Sept. s.
The sun., 1919-10-06

ave w l6lth st, Broadway, W. 16sd ST.
Fort Washington ave-, W. lelst st, and River
"a +. DIV ls3d ST.. Amsterdam ave-, W.
l'-d st. and Fort Washington ave.
Sd E. DIV. 1s3d St, Harlem River. W le2d
9Th E. DIV. isith ST.. Harlem River, w.
lGad st. aud amsterdam ave. TIT
ath E. DIV. le4th st. Amsterdam ave, W.
9Th E D w. l6sth ST. Amsterdam ave-, W.
10Th st., Harlem River, W. l64th ST., 81. Mich
7th E. DIV. is7th ST, Edgecombe ave., W.
l6'th st. and Amsterdam ave.
Nh f. W 16sth ST.. Audubon ave-, w.
10th ST., Amsterdam ave. w. lSsth g.. Au-
and Fort Washington ave.
9th L, D.-A diagonal line from the corner
corner Of Amsterdam ave and w, l70th
sf,, W. 10th ST., Harlem River, W. l65th
e. Colonial Parkway, w. ls7th st. and
lo,6 =. DIV. hist ST.. Haven ave-. W,
l,oth st.. Audubon ave, W. i6sth St. Fort
Washington ave. W. leSth st. and Hudson
nth Z. DIV. l7ad ST.. Fort Washington
ave w. l7lst ST.. Audubon ave-. W. 10th st.
l-th Z, D-w l71st ST., Amsterdam ave-. a
da-onal line from the corner OF Amsterdam
s'". and w. 10th ST. 20 the corner OF Audi
DD'N ave and w. l6sth ST., and Audubon
18th +, DIV. 172d St. Amsterdam ave. W.
NJ st and s.. Nicholas ave.
" lIlst ST. and Fort washington ave.
~, l5th f. DIV. l7ith St, Audubon aye.
w ll2d st. and ST. Nicholas ave.
lsth +. D.-A diagonal line from the
corner OF W. lT4th st. and Audubon ave TO
me corner of w. i7sd st. and Amsterdam
s,en Amsterdam ave. w. 172d st. and
I'm E. D.-w. l75th st.. Amsterdam
ave, w. lslst St, Harlem River, w. l7ou
Amstordam ave. 4 diagonal line from
ne corner OF Amsterdam ave. and w.
80 =. 10 the corner of Audubon ave.
~ W l7lth ST., w. i74th St and 81.
18Th E. D-w. l77th ST.. Depot lane.
o. a. st., Wadsworth ave. w. l76th St,
~ Nicholas ave. w. l7Sd St. Fort WASH
,1glon ave, w. l72d ST.. Haven ave, w.
lsth E. D.--W. i77th ST.. st. Nicholas
ave, W. l76th ST. Audubon ave. w. l75th
~ and wadsworth ave.
.'th Il. DIV i5Ith st Amsif ~ an
t'ep w. lIJth 81. and Audubon ave
The sun., 1919-10-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. SO A NJ Sun sets. :32 A M
Moon sets.. .....3:u AN
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .s35 M Gov. Island. ..6 :02 p M
Hell Gate......7:t3 Pm
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. II :54 A M Gov. Island. .13 os A M
Hell Gate. i: :66 p NJ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-26
FOR sALF;-FARMs
FARMS FOR SALE


800 acres, miles to Soldier. Jackson Co.
Kansas; 30 a. wheat, 60 acres bottom, GO
u. bluegrass. bal. native meadow s-room
house, barn IL horses dbl. crib. 5000 bu..
hen house, graunry, stock scales. Posses
sion this fall. Price 500 per acre.
acres. blocks fr0n high school and
car hue, 3-rOom house and barn. good well
OF water. $1,000.
l0c acres. ) miles y. W. Of Topeka: a
first class upland farm. good soil and
plenty good water. A-room houac and out
hulldinGa- Clear. Price 500 per acre.
Terms. -
coo acres in Franklin Co., Kan, ten miles
from Ottawa, IN. to Wellsville, all in
high state u cult. fine set Of buildings,
Possession Mqrch Is. Clear. Price 800
per acre.
30 o., miles west Of Ottawa, highly
INN; rich soli. plenty water, Sis per acre.
60 acres Mission Creek bottom, highly
improved. 800 per a. Terms.
30 Hcres. miles y. ". Of iaNicO, all In
cnluvntion except I acres pasture. good
wheat land, S-rOom house and good we'll CT
water. Possession this fall. Clear. Price
S2.GnOs IT.
100 acres. oue-half mile from car line. l
mile 10 Kansas avenue, 80 acres In cultiva-
tlon. haiHnce bluegrass pasture. Groom
house. large barn, plenty water. Price SlT5
per acre a bargain.
30 acres. 9 miles from Rurlingame, so
ncrcs in cultivation, 10 acres meadow bal
ance pasture. new S-rOom house cost So 500.
old barn, 4ON50. crib, chicken house imple-
men5 shed; gra1ary; wells: large cave,
5000. Possession March l. 1920
10 a. Raw bottom, 2ia m. to Silver Lake
all In cult. good buildings, rent 5000.
frlce 500 per n. Terms.
60 a. kaw bottom. the best 5000 per a
Rent SIS per a.
50 a, 2is m. to Richland. 40 a. aIf. a.
a ullaole land, bal. good pasture small
Thos G. Shillinglaw.
SIS Kansas Ave. Topeka, Kan
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FOR SALE

Seven room modern residence, 2 blocks
from Capitol Square
Eight room modern residence. blocks
from Potw1n school. Phone Red 2i64.
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FOR SALE-FARMS
FINE FARMS

so ACRES, mile high school & a fine
Ry. town, so A. cult. bal. grass, nearly all
ullable, 7-room house, two barns, nice i'm
provements, running water good shade
In feed lots near barn, extra good soil, a
fine home. Not far from Topeka. Price
$4,000.
RIVER BOTTOM FARM.
No overflow, 10 acres 3A miles of a
good college town, two railroads, etc. all
fine bottom land, the very best in Kansas
good buildings, n fine home, worth more
money. For quick sale priced at $3.50 per
acre.
II mile to school & Az miles to a good
Ry. & high school, 100 A cult, 90 A. fine
grass, new Groom house, fair barn & other
good ont bldgs. Nice home. owner will
carry $4,000 at SO if desired. Price $3.50
800 ACRES-S9O PER ACRE.
2I5 miles OF a good high school town.
Not far from Topeka, 40 A. cult. & fenced
hog tight; 20 fine alfalfa; 120 acres OF
extra good grass; good water; new s-room
house, good barn, granary, cribs etc; cat
tie yards 4 sheds for 100 head; scales
Good soil & lays fine. 5000 cash & bal
March 1st 1920.
I have ali kinds Of farms for sale and II
you or any OF your friends are in the
market for land. get in touch with me.
II. 2. RICHARDS,
423 New England Bldg. Topeka, Kan.
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The Shawnee Investment Co.
534 Kansas Ave. Phone $3.50
Big Crops in Northwest Texas on the New
Line of the Santa Fe.
The Federal Railroad Administration has
authorized the completion of the new Shat
tuck Branch of the Santa Fe Railroad to
take care Of this years big crops-wheat
oats aud sorghums This VIII open for
immediate settlement and development
stock farming section of Ochiltree and
Hansford Counties in Northwest Texas near
Oklahoma State line where the first crop
has in a number of cases paid for the land.
and where cattle and hogs can be raised at
a low cost. Land is of a prairie character
ready for the pillow, no stone. stumps, no
brush to be cleared, at attractive prices on
easy terms Climate healthful, rain falls
during growing season. Write for free
illustrated folder, giving experience and re-
small capital. T. c. SpearmRn, 957 Railway
Exchange. Chicago. III.
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FINE WHEAT LAND

900 acres, $50 per acre. Finney Co,1mi
OF Santa Fe trail all level, new Improve
ments, fenced. Fine soil. Good terms.
II. p. RICHARDS,
423 New England Bldg Topeka, Kan.
200 ACRES CLOSE IN.
200 acres, only 81 miles from Gage park,
good improvements, S62.5 80. Roudebush'
CTS Kansas Ave. Topeka.
HOG-CEUYER GROWERS-S0 acres. 30
fruit trees, 400 Strawberries, price $3.50,
near Piedmont, Missouri. Terms. Mottaz,
GOA, Chestnut ST., st. Louis.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

$50 acres, II miles fron Topeka, i'm
proved, so acres cultivation, Is acres al
falfa. 500 PER acre, 800 acres. II or IA
miles from Topeka, improved, $50 per acre.
so acres near Mayetta, Kan, improved,
good land, s125 per acre. so acres, 31z
mile from Gage park, no Improvements;
Sl25 per acre. Phone 3145. Roudebush, 623
Kansas ave, Topeka.
FOR sALE--320 acres, improved farm in
Stanton Co., Kan. level as floor, rich
soil, IS feet 70. unlimited sheet water, o
room house, barn S0x40 #, 100 acres cult,
100 acres fenced price $50 per acre, terms
A. I. Furman Real Estate, LOG West sth
FOR sALE-leO acres, south of Smoky
Hill river, Cove Co, all has been Guilt
trade A. L. Furman Real Estate, 106
West Sth
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MOVING.
FEN IN RE MOVIN G
CALL PHONE 4s4I

L. w. WILSOE-Fire, tornado, plate glass
insurance. Phone SIG, 26 Columbian Blcg
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l AM BID $3.50

give 81 600? lots one block further out
sold for twice this bid. Box lis Newton.
Kansas
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T-ROOM house, city water, electric lights
gas. Owner leaving city. 3, 800. Terms.
35T Roosevelt ST. Phone Black 2139.
city ana viii sell for IS. odO See owner.
Phones Alb or 1892.
non. s ~ =. - =1,1.II, h.,.s.. - h. I;,l..s.a
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w. T. DAWSON & CO.
Columbian Bldg.
HIGHLAND PARK

A well built home OF 5 rooms. hall and
bath. Two lots and half ground, chicken
house, small barn, good well. owner out
Of city says sell. ], A. Ahlstron, 10Th and
Illinois, Highland Park.
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FOR SALE-Six room modern house,
choice corner location, hOy from owner.
save agent commission. 1123 West 18th.
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UNDERTAKING.
INV. BnMGARDNER. Phone I46.

THE L. NJ. PENwrLL Undertaking Co.
5oa-50s-5l0 Quincy street Telephone I02
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COLORADO LAND.

FOR SALE-5,2O acres, improved ranch
in Baca CO., Colo, watered by streams
and wells, rich s6l, 900 level, good farm
and pasture land. usual ranch improve
ments, big bargain, price S11.00 per acre.
A. L. Furman Real Estate, Jog West Sth.
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$3.50

Two story, east front, 6 rooms. sleeping
porch oak floors, piece bath. cement
4 blocks to Lowman school. Price $3.50
Terms.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
S2.100-S2. 20O-S2,3O 300
BE INDEPENDENT

Here is nice little tract of 8 acres, 9
room residence. barn. All Al garden land.
walking distance to street car. Fruit,
terms.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-25
MY SOLDIER SWEETHEART
Adele Garison's Continuation OF
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

/ sat by her motionless save for the
returning pressure [ gave from time
to time to the hands clinging to
mine.
She spoke but once, and 1 had to
bend my ear to catch the murmured
words.
"Robert--Harry,' she whispered
mournfully and l knew that her tor
tured brain was still busy with the
awful problem the artists unexpected
return had brought to her.
Mrs. CoSerovc Arrives.
But at last she slept, and L resolved
that nothing save an imperative call
from the sick room should be allowed
to disturb her. Opening q window to
the apology for fresh air, which is all
la city ever possesses, and reassuring
myself that she was warmly covered.
[ went softly out Of the room, shut
ting noiselessly behind me the
heavy doors which insured quiet for
Lillian at her work.
Then I went swiftly below stairs,
cautioning Betty about the sleeper,
receiving an angry toss of the head
for my pains.
IF she amt disturbed till [ does it,
she'll sleep all right she muttered,
and | was glad to flee to the rose-hued
room where Marion, adorable sprite
that she is, was just stretching her
sleepy little self and beginning to
wonder where her mother was.
She listened sravely and quietly
while l explained that her mother was
asleep after Watching by Uncle Rob
ert' and must not be disturbed. By
great good luck we had been able to.
keep from the child the night before
all details of the arrival of her be-
loved Uncle Robert" except that he
had come back very i'll.
TIL be as quiet as a mouse she
promised seriously.
"Then I'll tell YOU something nice,
[ returned. Your Auntie Cosgrove is
coming this morning.
ooh goody. she exclaimed jump
ing up. The next moment her express
sivc face Swallowed.
But | mustn't bother her for she IL
feel so bad over Uncle Robert.
II think she'll like YOU to bother
| her honey" | said. thinking how the
child's thouehtfulness resempled that
| of her mother.
And indeed when Mrs. Cosgrove
vbite-faced, anguished, arrived two
hours later she seemed to find her
chief solace in holding Marion closely
TO her. Together we watched outside
the sick room-the nurse had allowed
. the artists sister but one glimpse of
his motionless fOrm-until after hours
that seemed century. the nurse
came to the door, spoke quietly to
me.
Il promised Mrs Underwood to call
her if there was any sign of his wax
ing. Will YOU do it? [ think he will
rouse soon
New Britain herald., 1919-04-25
IYCECM THEATER.

'ol'l barrymore, the popular stage
Stol VINO scored so heavily in "Thc
i'l from MeXico,'' d year or two
aSo' proved veritablc delight to
,alee ana enthusiastic audiences by
Ills characterization in 'On the Qulet
AZ the Lyceum yesterday. This is the
hfSt OF four photoplavs in which Mr..
barrymore will appear during the
current season, and if those that are
Yet to come have the entertaining
quahtles OF the first, there cap De llt-
Tie doubt of the success of Mr. Bar
rymore's second plunge into the held
OF the silent drama. There are many
amusing complications that follow
the meeting of Robert Fidgway, the
character played by Mr.. Barrymore,
and Agnes Colt. the latter role being
portrayed by Lois Meredith. Charlie
Chaplin is being shown in Behind
the Scenes
The Keith vaudeville program con-
SiSts Of three big quality
vaudeville acts Johnny Small and
the Small Sisters in "Puppy-Love,
scored tremendous hit with the pa
irons yesterday. The other two acts
are Of unusually good quality. The
Harmony Boys also scored hit with
the audiences with their clever sing
ing act
Sunday night the Lyceum will be
the only theater in town showing pic
lures of the parade in Boston, which
was held in that city today in honor
of the returned heroes Of New Eng
land.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-25

in general as skilled hands could
make it., The director spent several
weeks investigating slum districts and
studying the annals of crime, so that
he might give a true version of this
phase of life. Some of the famous
old streets of down town New York
are used as back grounds for most
Of the ~action of the play, Single Al
ley, SWipes Alley, Guzzlc Row, Hell's
Kitchen and Murderer's Row, all res
idential streets in their day, but now
sunk td the lowest. -rung of respect
ability. are shown in all their wretch
edness and wickedness in Pitfalls Of
4 Big ity."
Gladys -Brockwell IS the star Of
"PitfaMs OF a Big ity.'' AS Molly
Moorse% the girl who resolves to go
stra ial1f---~ for her sisters sake, she
New Britain herald., 1919-04-25
PALACE, THEATER.

Despite the rain, capdo''S ''"u-
fence enjoyed one of the oe9' No' Ivy
entertainments at the Palace ''ieo'ei
last evening that has ever oeeAi
in New Britain. Admitted .h"' ILLS
is a broad assertion, still Ih0 '''''i
agoment Vouches that IL lheIe 10 o''0
person in the audience tonlSi ~
morrow who does not voice the same
opinion, their money VIII slauiS w
refunded. There are so many features
that it would be Impossible 10 o"Tih
upon any one of them. Maclsle' NV
only rival of Douglas Falrpaiiho,
pleased in the second chapteI y,
THE Liberator" called The Brand
of CAIN This picture is in Twelve
parts and grows more 1nteren'''s
each week. The kinOgram eehly ~
especially interesting because OF us
up to the second news review. IL.
feature picture, The Comma on cause
with really wonderful cast Oh
Broadway stars is N1taSfaph Spe-
cial production, produced uhueI INC
personal direction OF j. ote"@t
Blackton and is q bigger ana oetteI
Dicture than "Hearts of the Norld'
"Civilization and many of the other
so-called big features IL IS Ill
seven parts and tclS Oh coiiui''o'i'o
after the signing of the armlstlce.
There are laughs and thrills galore
in The Common Cause and from
the enthusiasm displayed by the aud
fence last evening it scored one OF
the biggest hits in the history OF To-
cal theatricais.
The vaudeville began with Ihe
Hennings, a novelty Juggling ana nat
thro wing specially. There is surprise
and comedy in this act and 1T made
an instant hit. Bandy. Fields and Co.
offer Il high class dancing speciality
that also pleased. especially the imi-
tation dance by the male member Of
the act. The surprise came when
little tot announced as an extra at
raction put over q couple of numbers
in a surprising manner. This little
wonder jazzed shimmied and cap
tivated with his excellent voice and
personality. Next came McCorma ok
and Shannon 81 refined pair of en-
tertainerS in an Irish singing, skit
called "a Breath of Erin" This act
was replete with good singing, beat
tiful costumes, a number of old Irish
songs and some Irish jies. The at
mosphere that this turn created
helped much to have them score the
big hit that they did. And then cam e
the peer of entertainers, William Cut
New Britain herald., 1919-04-25

TOO Many Millions" faces that prob
lem and finds it a touch one In this
delightful romantic comedy. Wallace
Reid shows how Walsin CHAM stag
gered along for a while under the
weight of the forty millions, how they
were suddenly taken from him. how
beautiful girl demanded the two
millions that had been stolen from
her father. how he and the girl were
suddenly stranded without any money
and how they. lost most of their
clothes in a fire. They suddenly
married, they live happily on the
money the young man earns until the
time when the forty millions are
again returned to them. DO they
take them? TOO Many Millions" is
one Of the most unusual and anus
ing vehicles that Mr.. Reid has had in
some time. He is splendid in the
chara cter of Van Dorm, who is trying
to make living as a book agent.
Suddenly two rich uncles of his are
killed in an automobile accident and
he finds himself their heir. But life
is anything but smooth and happy
when he first gets the forty millions
and am using complications pile up
thick and fast
lou hlA. Ill the latest SutSlitilS
comedy tom and Jerry Mix fur
nishes plenty of comedy, in addition
TO much sensational riding and
shooting. Mutt e Jeff and the latest
Pathe News complete the film offer
ings. FoXs four acts of vaudeville
consist of James and Jessie Burns,
in a very neat tight wire exhibition,
David Hoffman. a. monologist, World
and Purcell. colored com edians, with
excellent voices and the Full of Pep
company, a miniature musical comedy
with some excellent Costuming.
pretty girls, funny comedians and
special scenery.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-25
What Madge Did to Save Lillian From
Worry.
What absolute idiocy, Lillian!'

What absolute idiocY, Llllldn!'
/ made the protest far more en-
phatic than my own feelings upon the
subject of the mystery of Robert Saw
arms COLLAPSE at Lillian'S feet at the
very moment of his return from
France There was Il substratum of
horror-stricken uneasiness in my own
mind as to the very question Lillian
had voiced, but it was no part of my
plan to let her guess my doubt.
"But Madge!" A faint color was
creeping into her face, whether from
excitement or the effects of the hot
draught she had swallowed. Didn't
you hear him say, I have come to tell
you that l have F. That must mean
I have finished what I had to do, or
I have found him. Don't you think
so?" y j.
why not, I have failed?' " I an
swered quietly, snatching at the first
Thought which came to me, although
IN reality | feared that her interprG-
tation of Robert Savarih's unfinished
sentence was far more apt to be cor
rect than mine.
"Oh, my dear. Do you really think
SOL
No question about the color in her
face now And her tired eyes bright
&ned almost unDellcVaDly. But they
darkened again in another moment,
and the shadow crept over her face
again. - ... .
Il must not let myself believe
that,'' she said wearily, %'forJif [ found
Rfterward that [ was mistaken, and
That in reality ible-thing
had happened
Her eyes widened with fear. [ saw
that she was incapable of thinking
clearly, of forming any sane judg-
ment / put my hands upon her Shout
ders and gently put her back among
her pillows. :. .
do YOU know what [ Think" I
said with as severe tone as | could
master. Il think you're exciting
yourself unnecessarily, and also do
ing an injustice to Robert. When he
rouses to consciousness, and you have
then be able to find out the truth He
Is as transparent as a child"
'"Robcrt-Harry."
Il know she said, and I saw tears
on her eyelashes. Then she began to
cry, weakly. and 1 knew part of NY
battle was Won
Shut. your eyes, I commanded
''and forget everything for awhile
I'll hold your hands tight like this,
until you're asleep. And I'll attend to
Mrs. CosgroVe and everything else.
You must get some strength and sleep,
: for you don't know what moment
Robert will need YOU
She obeyed me as a little child
would have done. and for q half-hour
New Britain herald., 1919-04-25

w. with classical pianologuc billed
DIS The Symphonic MINSTREL" Mr..
ou'ty is class itself and he easiI%
scored one Of the hits of the show.
inc concluding number was The Four
@Nh1erlcan Beauties. This harmony
4u@l 'et made a big hit with their
~ ~, Sihs and their rapid fire comedy.
ehtlre show is of such q pleas
nature that YOU cannot afford to
''S IL. Inc program will be repeat
'sht and Saturday. Two shows
saturday night
New Britain herald., 1919-04-25
GLADYS BROCKWFEL STARS.

'Pitfals of a Big City" tho famous
old melodrana, that is coming to
Fox's on Monday, gives a wonder
fully realistic picture of the seamy
side Of life in a great city. 1t is an
interesting study Of the world of
thieves and pickpocke cts and crooks
New Britain herald., 1919-04-25
FOX'S THEATER.

Wallace Reid. in '"Too Many Mil
lions,' Tom Mix in "Tom and Jerry
Mix and a we'll balanced vaude-
Vile bill are the attractions at Fox's
tonight.
What would you do if you had forty
million dollars? WalSingham Van
Dorm. CWallacc Reid, the hero of
New Britain herald., 1919-04-25

brings all that emotional ability foE~
which she is justly noted. She is sup
ported by VIM. Scott and a we'll
known cast Of Fox players selected
for their special ability and fitness for
parts they play as well us their HIS
trionic ability.