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New Britain herald., 1921-02-14
BILLY ALLEN PRESENTS
 ..IINE. LAUGH IND LON E.

Billy Allen and his company opened their second and final week here to- day with new musical comedy called Live. Laugh and Love- Ihls play will be presented tonight, and at the matinee and evening perform ances Tuesday and Wednesday.
 My Dardanella Girl' will be or fered matinee and night. Thursday and Friday. and Saturday night \ special matinee will be given next Saturday and "Cinderella" will be the musical comedy.
 As special added attraction, Man ager Salvini will present an excellent program of moving pictures. The ..:ztinees will start at 2:15 and pic lures will he shown until 3:3O when the plays will begin. At the even ing performances the picture "hl start at 7:15 and continue until S:3O when the plays will start.
 Some new living pictures, different than those seen in The Winsome Widows" will be staged in Live, Laugh and Love- In addition there will be some striking electrical num- bers The male trio will render popular airs and Goetz and Duffy will be seen in " new speciality.
 Gertrude Lynch, ot the company. will play My Dardanella Girl' which will have some interesting featu1 es for Lyceum patrons.
 Cinderella" as played by Billy AL len and his company. is based upon the fairy tale version.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-14
DON'T EVER MARRY
 AT PALACE THEATER

The Palace presents Marshall Neilan's latest screen production Don't Ever Marry for the first half of the week. Wesley "Freckles' Barry the boy star of "Go and Get It" Daddy Long Legs" and other sue cesses is one of the featured players in this fine photoplay.
 It is not so surprising at that, that Mir Neilan should have produced Don't Ever Marry" It is just such a comedy that all producers are all ways seeking but which are seldom found There is not a laugh in it dependent upon the grotesqueness of any character. but all the humor and comedy, with which the picture
New Britain herald., 1921-02-14

"Aphrodite," one of the most thrilling and beautiful stories th@ American stage has ever witnessed in the form of spectacle. will be seen a, Parsons theater for the week begin -ning Monday night, February Fl. "Aphrodite' was the sensa ton of Paris in 1914 at the Theatre Renaissance. and last winter achieved one of tho most sensa tional hits at the Century theater in New York that that man. moth playhouse has ever witnessed. There will be 300 players in the cas, and ten enormous scenes.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-14

Niclas Carl Eckstrom, George Schiller, Leo Frankel, Phil. White, Lotta Linthicum and a youthful chor- us of blue-eyed girls. Leon Gordon and LeRoy Clemens. wrote the book. l.. B. Kornblum and 2. Myers con- tributed the music and lyrics.
 In cast and production Blue Eyes" has established a record which will stand for a long time in cities outside of New York as rarely if ever is such an expensive case, maintained after the Broadway run. In this instance the appearance at Parsons is the premier, consequently every noted
New Britain herald., 1921-02-14

When "greasing'' a cake tin for baking, pure lard or sweet oil is much to be preferred to butter. The salt in the butter causes the cake to stick to the pan and break when removing to cover with frosting. Good lard or salad oil may be used with flour dust ed lightly over the pan after it iE oiled. Care should be taken not to use too much oil. A thin, even coating is de- sirable.
 Menu for Tomorrow
 Breakfast-Halves of grapefruit, buckwheat cakes, tiny sausages, cof- fee.
 Luncheon-Eggs in potato cases, brown bread and butter, baked apples and cream, tea.
 Dinner-Tomato bouillon, f1let of beef, glazed sweet potatoes, brussels sprouts, head lettuce with RoQuefort cheese dressing, lemon ice, sponge cake, coffee.
 My Own Recipes
 While the cost of filet of beef is high per pound the waste per pound is less than in any other cut of beef and the amount of heat necessary to cook it is less than for any other cut In tlfis way the ultimate cost is not much more than usual. There is no dessert much cheaper than lemon ice, so when it's all figured out this dim ner, while is sounds expensive, is not much above the average cost, and makes an appropriate company" menu.
 Buclwheat Cakes .-'
 IA yeast cake.
 cups luke warm water
 1-2 cup milk
 cups buckwheat flour
 1-2 cup white flour
 1 tablespoon light brown sugar
 1-2 teaspoons salt
 1 teaspoon soda
 1-2 cup warm water
 Scald milk to cool to luke warm temperature. Dissolve yeast and sugar in water and milk. Add flour and salt slowly, beating till batter is smooth. Cover and let rise over night. Tn the morning stir in the soda dissolved in the warm water and beat we'll. Let stand 10 minutes and bake on a hot, well-greased griddle.
 Eggs in Potato Cases
 4 eggs
 ? large potatoes
 tablespoons grated cheese
 l tablespoon butter
 1-2 cup white sauce
 coarse bread crumbs
 Scrub potatoes and bake until done. Cut in half lengthwise and scoop out the mealy inside. Put a little white sauce in the shell, add an egg poached in salted water. Mix half the cheese with the remaining white sauce and spread lightly over the eggs. Sprinkle with bread crumbs, then cheese ana dot with bits of butter. Brown in a hot oven.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-14
MINSTREL GIRLS AT PALACE

The Keith VaudeVil1e bill Tor the first three days of the week at the Palace, is featured by Dottie Claire and her Minstrel Maids. Miss Claire presents the best all lady minstrel act in vaudeville and is surrounded bv seven clever minstrel maids. Other acts include Trovallo and Co. in an excellent novelty offering; Reed and Lucy in songs at the piano: and Caplane and Welles in a juggling novelty.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-14
BLUE EYES. !"

BLUE EYES"
 With the greatest cast ever assem- bled in musical comedy the new Morris Rose play called Blue Eyes will have it's premier at Parsons the ater on Thursday night. The engage ment will be for three days with a matinee Saturday. This attraction was produced especially for the Ca sino theater. where it will open di- rectly following the Hartford eh- gagement
 Lew Fields and Mollie King arc CO., stars, supported by Andrew Tombes, RaI Raymond, Delyle Aida, Emmie
New Britain herald., 1921-02-14
"A HUSBAND Nsarrison's New Phase of Nations Of q Wfe


 that he Is Sherlock Holmes invested with the astral body of Lupin, and tho way hc camouflaEos his move monts is most upsettins to a nervous person"
 Lovely. Lovely" Lillian said de- lightedly. "If you don't give me a chance to see him I'll never speak to you again"
 "I'Il take you down with me in the car when go to hunt him up" promised. just ns Mrs. Durkeo ap- pearcd at the door.
 She was too well-bred to utter a question aloud. but her expressive little face was a complete interrogn- ton point, and I hastcned 10 explain.
 "Oh. old Sammy" she said. and laughed heartily. Do get him. by all means always give him some hot coffee whenever he's in this neigh borhood on any errand, and l always get all the gossip of the village in return"
 She chuckled again at some re- m"mbra nee of the queer old man thon uttered a swift ultimatnn.
 "Your just have time before dim ner to get those htings done" she said. "so run along. and I'll start pulling my room to pieces. Only-1 wish one of you would tell Edith of tho change in my plans for Leila's room. She's angry I know. and I'm afraid shed freeze mo before I could got my explanation out. and then I'd be surc to lose my temper and"
 She hesitntcd. looking pathetically al us
 Edith has been told" Lillian said. smiling. ''I thought you'd like to have that little tob off your hands"
 Her F1umncss stared at Mrs. Cn- dcrwood
 "Is thero anything in tho world vou don't think off" she asked.
 Not much" interrupted before Lillian could speak.
 Her answer. when it came, was brusquc. aa t generally is when any praise is given her.
 suppose you two stop trimming the Christmas tree and get to work" she said Come. MsdEe!"
 Little Mrs. Durkee made a Eamin- like mouc at Lillain's back as she turned away.
 ''If had to he q clam" she said dramatically. I'd stick my head out of the shell once in a while just to sCc what it seemed like"
 IHFlt NaF d IiotN OA 'hNN iA Lillian's laughter as we went down tho steps and crossed the lawn toward our house.
 "Her Flufiness is herself again" she said. She'll do now to meet her new daughter-in-law but I wouldn't have given two cents for their chances of happiness together if she had continued In tho mood she was in when she first fixed up that room"
 She paused. but I did not interrupt her. for I felt that tho most impor- tant part Of her thought was to come.
 Do you know" she went on ear nestly, that our sub conscious self is a terrible and wonderful thing. That little woman actually has been hating Leila without knowing it, and her sub-conscfous hate made her plan the color scheme of that room with iabolicai cleverness. But she has come to herself. praise be. and the hidden venom which might have poisoned Jeila's happiness has spent itself harmlessly in cream -colored drapetcs! Don't you think so?"
 I nodded assent. the while my brain was busy with the question as to what dangerous emotion my own sub-conscious self might be cherish ing. Lillian's theories. and her graphic way of putting them are dis | furhInr sometimes
New Britain herald., 1921-02-14
ROYAL ARCaNUM NEWS.

New Britain council. Royal Arcan- um, will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday night. The installation Of officers for the ensuing year will take place. The installation exercises will be performed by Wilbur F.. Costelow, deputy grand regent, of Merid s71. Entertainment and refreshments will follow the regular business.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-14
MUSIC AT FOX,S.

A nine-piece orchestra furnished special music at Fox's last evening and drew merited applause from the audience. The management has ar ranged to have a 1o-piece orchestra next Sunday evening.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-14

member of the cast win appear.
 Little is known of the story other than it concerns Greenwich Village youths. whose innermost lives are used as comedy fuel for the play wright's fire of hilarity. Still a story fs of little consequence with such an array of talent. Seat sale opens Tues day.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-14
In the next chapter John "A -Dre,
 will tell you of Money. T

John-A-Dreams will be glad to terpret dream experiences sent to editor of "The Herald" by its rel CTS. No replies will. however, be l en privately and no fee will a: time be asked or accepted. It ia tinctly understood that there can' no guarantee when such t,Ieat7 will be answered, though ev
 will be made to satisfy tMqai1 within three or four weeks.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-14

abounds, come from situations in which every day people find them- selves through a combination of cir cun1stances.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-14
Durkee Asked
ka kM


 dge." Lillian said
 Evidently mollified.
 N search of Mrs.
 will spoil our plan
 t In your house and
 Apery in your room.
 here until late. and
 idea of our staying
 To will upset Her Will be certain that
 last night will be
 ng for our gore.
 n the witness stand. rcturned smiling. "T nld have to confess ctiy relieved. De- fy for haste ts gone, kce will he SO occu.
 tomorrow that she q to investigate that hrow night Alfred herc-"
 D bc no room for ua." "Beaides. Katie and in tho morning. eonfess I shall enjoy after they have had ht in order"
 h sec Katie's face bees that mess over |i Sammy"
 hrth e box seat. "But you arc the Katie ia quite a mem tnilys The modern Dc enc left-would nt tho house and rom her feet as she hot he partic ularlv lbject," I said. with n Iaate Of my faithlul ' maids dismay. "T ke of discipline I " ono oFe when [ Inc rooms. Tt will lny outsider hear her luid bc com pellcd to pot !"
 wouldn't" Lillian g. That really isn't days. you know % Ad she spoke again. better go over there " dinner. see 10 the Hk the doors and isn't there somc |ge you could hire to tonight? IL would Mrr. Durkee's nerV- Conscious Self" An available as n
 village is an old Hated to excite ones |oothe them" I re- %'fie is q very fussy. Dnn. who carries an revolver -- positively Ict. He is convinced
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
RUGS
Administer Rugs

OF sterling quality especially adapted hard service Ar
tsficay eoiored and at their very moderate prices highly
desirable rug. 7"'
Sze-Feet ReenlarIv sala p-.s
o. 100 5000 $4,000 $3.50 C. $500
20 T.. l-.-.....--..---- $3.50 $500 $3.50 G $3.50
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
immortality of Shirnmy
Issue in Chicago Court
Raids on Cabarets May Bring
Stiff Punishment Under AL
most Forgotten Law

CHICAGO. Nov. 2os--The courts will
be asked to decide. whether dancing the
"shimmy" in extreme form is illegal
in Chicago as result of series of
raids conducted by the police early to-
day, it was announced at the States
Attorneys office. A score of cabarets,
gambling houses and saloons were In
vaded by the police in the most con-
certed drive launched against them in
many months.
At the Entertainers Cafe, South
Side establishment frequented by both
whites and negroes, the proprietor and
several inmates we're arrested. In
their prosecution will come the test to
determine the "shimmy's" legality, it
was said, for it is planned to prosecute
them under q seldom invoked law
which makes any person producing or
taking part in an immoral dance sub
iect to 5000 fine or one years i'm
prSsoument.
Officials declared that they had wit
nesses who would testify that the
s'shimmy" was immoral.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
Arhuckle Counsel
Opens Fire To-day
On Stories of Guilt
plan to Attack Evidence lay
inc Girls Death 10 Film
Star and Seek to Prove
Defendant Was Orderly
srscsai Dssrasea to The Tribune


SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. o..--Roscoe
suraftvrl .Arhuckie and his ATTORNEYS
,sd;caaed to-day that they we're pre-
cared fer successful defense to~mor-
,sw against the charge that Arhuckle
ssusea the death of Virginia Rappe BY
.,tacking her in a locked room of the
San Francisco hotel where he gave a
ucucr party lasting two days. 1t is in
.;msted they will Introduce testimony
"a show that Miss Rappe drank freely
sad became hoisterous, and that, on
the consrsry. Arbuckle was sober and
orderly a. all times.
Actual warfare viii begin when Miss
zey Provost IS called by the prosecu-
ton. Miss Provost, model and show
e;rl, who gave damaging testimony
against the comedian during the police
cnurt hearing on the murder charge. is
enc of the impoandedn witnesses for
whose benefit Attorney Gavin McNah.
Of the defense, has prepared many
things. =
McNab has declared he will show
that Miss Provost has changed her
story almost as often as her costume.
and that he viii prove by number of
Witnesses that the state compelled her
to testify as she 6id at the police court
hearing under threat of putting her
in jail.
District Attorney Matthew Brady
has promised TO resign if McNab makes
any such showing in court. McNab de-
eares he is sorry, but says it looks as
Il San Francisco Will be deprived of an
able prosecutor Il said able prosecutor
keeps his word.
Miss Prevost's story was to the ef-
feet that Arhuckle entered room 1919
in the St Francis Hotel immediately
after Miss Virginia Rappe, that he
locked the door, and that later Miss
Rsppe, in great pain, screamed, "I'n
dying, he hurt me-"
Mss Alice Blake. also show girl.
viii follow Miss Provost. and is ex-
pscted 10 testify that she and Mrs.
Bambina Maude belmont kicked and
Knocked on the locked door. that Ar
buckle opened it. and they then found
Miss Rarpe in agony, suffering from
the injury that caused her death.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21

Interesting Grouping Furniture and Accessories j.; yh;
fiE Great Sale which recently instituted has been
L an extraordinary success.
Inc opportunities offered by this unexampIed event in
furnishings are being largely embraced Thousands
OF new Customers have exactly the articles +av
wanted at prices surprisingly attractive.
Six I'm e Floors of the great building of W. j. Sloane
are ted with Floor Coverings Furniture and Of
e nen standard OF quality and design identified with our
mercnandlse These beautiful useful articles are tn no
mao at special prices astonshing proportion to their
splendid character.
It not easy to convey satisfactory idea the Sale by
means OF LISTS Pictures or even Prices If must he
iseo 10 oe understood-it must be patronized to be
appreciated.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
To Probe Conductors Act
Richmond Prosecutor Told He
DELAYED Reporting Death

Dr.. George Mord. Medical Examiner
in Richmond has asked the District
Attorney OF that county to inquire into
the conduct of Charles Bardes, a con-
ductor on the Staten Island Rapid
Transit Railwav, whose train is said to
have killed Edward Steiner, a Fox
Hills Hospital patient. at Rosebank,
Friday night.
According to DR.. Mord, Bardes lifted
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21

sae body to one side OF tho track. re-.
moved the papers from the nockets
and completed his run TO South Bench
without reporting the accident to the
police. The train was stopped on the
return trip, the Medical Examiner said,
and the papers we're taken from the
conductor by the police, whom he told
that he was going to turn them in to
the company.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
Odd Tables

Sale Price
Tlllln olana 10 $1,000
47o-y WIS. ~
WIZ. aoie, ~ S2o
laonT' ~ XII
Nfhsany Ees OF aoles ~! $500
ipoc o'oo covered with tapestry
66o OaI
"o'e'
various woods
oox Mahogany Serving Table drop leaA rsz56 1900
ia wagon, 20 x3o
APIS 80 A3o
anu l-a1quer omoking Stands
o@o olGlng Gard Tables, mahogany and wood
ssX Mahogany Spinet Desk 1 1920
z38 Mahogany Console = - cooo co
Drop Table
Talius ape IS x5I
oo Saeieg .aOes various woods
SarVed Ilt-lop liable.
"a lahqsah MAD laole 81 x24 x3o high
74X Walnut Table a2"x71" - - .''''''.- 100 0'oo nv
Lacquer Nest of Tai uscoIor
79r Oak Humidor 3yxs5" high tSo 'o Nv
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21


Guiford Breakfast Room Suite pieces
Special Sale Price, Suite Complete -. $4,000
Heppelwhite Dining Room Suite-Io pieces
Special Sale Price, Suite Complete s650O0
Enamel and Decorated Dining Room Suite
. pieces
Special Sale Price, Suite Complete - s7s5.oo
Oxford Dining Room Suite-II D eees
Special Sale Price, Suite Complete $4,000
Walnut Queen Anne Dining Room Suite
g pieces
Special Sale Price, Suite Complete . ss5o.oo
Sheraton Mahogany Dining Room Suite
pieces
Special Sale Price, Suite Complete Ss5ooo
Mahogany Chippendalc Dining Room Suite
Ia pieces
Special Sale Price, Suite Complete 49, s1so0.0o
Mahogany Chippcndac Dining Room Suite
-Is pieces
Special Sale Price. Suite Complete s32oo.0o
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
Carpets and Linoleums
Plain Administer Carne+s


Approximately 5000 yards. Standard oual;+;s a ;:
Onexcelled for all purposes demanding = Oh ~ 80;
Iaoric. SOLORS-Natural Gray, Pearl GRAY Csns Oia
Sal. d.. Regularly s4a5 and $500 per yard
Plain Wilton Carpets ~ ~
Approximately 1900 yards Imported and Dou.s.;
complete assortment embracing nine of the latest colors
70 hosc VINO desire durable carpet fine in texture ~
appearance SOLORS-Camel Tan, Red Pearl C;rav CA
Rose Ivory, Green ~ 'Ay' 0oia'
Nesu'afiy- -, s3.75 Sale Price, s275 per yd
Plain Wide Chenille Carpets
. approximately 1900 yards These ponnIar f.hr; L;
able IN wide widths without seams admit Of rs. e;tb
or complete floor covering The coo carefully dved ,nees
an me demands OF the decorative
WIZ Ho-I2 and IS feet, without seams COTORSTsrn.
5and, Mole, Gray and Gun Metal S'
esu'arly 90 Sale Price, 1915 per So yd.
Figured Wilton Carpets
imported and Domestic. Approximately 1000 vards The
patterns are new and many borders orrecv de-
Sn,gnedd' admitting OF their use in rug form.
Nesuiafly s4.75 Sale Price, 1878 per yd
Plain and Inlaid Linoleurns
The Increasing Of Lnoeum because of its durability
IT'S ceanness ITS value of heat or cold has
resulted In the development many qualities and effects ~
Medium Weight Plain Green Battleshp Lin ''S'
"A" Quality Plain Green Iinoleum 'I.ao 20 @iYo i,o
G b' Quality Plain Green Inoleum - 80 S5
rlan Cork Carpet for Nurseries and Offices
a. quality y.............. 900 os
"B" quality .......... - 90
Patterns selected from our stock Of Ina;d 80 % 9S
Linoleums-llle and Parquet DESIGNS - TX
ngilsh nlaid Lnoleum3 interesting and color naterns
1.75 yd
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21

All prices marked in plain figures
Free delivery to all shipping points in the IT, S. A
No approvais. returns or exchanges
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
HARTMAN NATIONAL BANK
Fifth Avenue and 44th Street
NEW YORK
The After-Glow
New YORK


They say out west that the appearance in town of
stranger in pair of muddy boots sufficient to
start real estate BOOM and if he managed to have an
odor OF petroleum about him. the excitement was
intense.
We are no longer in that stage of the war period,
but we in the transition 1t the after
rnath of great war-the settling down period, which
tor many is also settling up period It the time
Tor casting up of accounts in rural districts which
have been naturally slower to feel the violence of the
ups and downs.
It is this hgurative bookkeeping that has SO i'm
portant even If indirect bearing upon the general
business of the country Wealth and attendant pros
perity out of the ground and from no other
source. AS the farmer prospers, does the store
keeper and the general tradesan and the iobber and
the wholesaler and the manufacturer and the rail-
roads and the banks and the country
Let us look upon the other side. The hectic period
OF attempting to get rich quickly and naturally
failing, IS always followed by Reminiscent" period
OF greater less duration period of dreaming of
what might have been. The big prices that were OBJ
tanned for crops and land hastily transferred into
certain guaranteed investments" that evaporated
like the mornings dew, give rise sad memories
The saddest lot is theirs who continue dream of
faded in broad sunlight
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21

Bedroom Suites
Gray Enamel Bedroom Suit=1r pieces
Special Sale Price, Suite Complete saso.oo
Slate Enamel and Decorated Bedroom Suite
-S pieces
Special Sale Price, Suite Complete -. s35o.oo
Ivory Enamel Bedroom Suite piece.
Special Sale Price, Suite Complete saso.Oo
Mahogany and Walnut Bedroom Suite
9 pieces
Special Sale Price, Suite Complete ss65. 90
Sussex Bedroom Suite-1o pieces
Special Sale Price, Suite Complete s75o on
Spanish Peasant Bedroom Suite, piece,
Special Sale Price, Suite Complete - sSO0Oo
Tyrol Bedroom Suite--1a pieces
Special Sale Price, Suite Complete s960o0
Carlton Bedroom Sute-1a pieces
Special Sale Price, Suite Complete s11oo IN
Enamel Bedroom Suite-Io pieces
Special Sale Price. Suite Complete s1975 0o
Mahogany Bedroom Sute-I2 pieces
Special Sale Price, Suite COMPLETE sqsoo M
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21
Grarnpian Art Rugs
Sea Island Cotton Rugs
with Fringed Ends

Suited either ''bcd sides' or in Bath room H.,
are obtainable in variety of coorngs.
Size-Inches Re-rt.-~ 81. D.:
5o@ CO $500 $3.2-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16


,~CoMTY HoMES''-
-Indeed-Linoleums viii mako tho home moro comfort
able and they are easily kept clean durable and
sanitary We have expert TO lay them upon tho
floor satisfactorily
$3.50 values cork filled buAap back; splendid pat
terms and e1cellcn, grade; January Sale Price square
yard --...-.' S1.Io
-225 values genuine Inlad Linolcums that wear; Jan
uary Sale Prce pl e3S
$50 values, genuine hlaid January Sale
275 value, genuine Inlaid; January Sale Price 2lS
-295 value, best grade; January Sale Price $40
1915 value, standard grade Cork Carpet green or tam
January Sale Price; yard .....--..--.-..-.. $3.50
-s475 value, plain Battlcship Linoeum; brown grcy
January Sale Price Observation-Disclosures. S3.35
FELT BASE FLOOR COVERING
That will we'll; $125 value January Sale Prlcc;
yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7Sc
1--WE do not lay this at this IFicc-)
GENUINE NAVAJO RUGS
Splendid values and utterns January Sale Price 200
off
FLOOR SAMPLE LINE OF FURNITURE AND
BRASS BEDS AT 2Oes OFF REGULAR PRICE
"A dandy afflicted Cotton MATTRESS, roll edge;
good grade ticking, full szc regular $500 vaue Jan
uary Special spS.Jo
Third floor.