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New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
Junior Nante Mama 2"

"G1l have 1t right on the tick" she promised and with this assurance I had to be content. though I had tvisions of what irritation would be . my mothcr-iu-iaw's if she should , arrivo on the first train and have to waif for her dinner
 Hut the first st---train--cVcry exit from which Marion and watched
 like hawks-brourht n" passengers whom we knew. Enlian's small
 daughter had begged 10 b" allowed . tn accompany uia tn order that she might the sooner sec Junior. and her disappointment when she finally
 convin eed herself that he was not on
 the train was almost teary.
 "Do you s'pos" something's har-
 pcn"d that thcv won't como at all
 today? she quon-ied with lips that
 she kept from QuiverlnE only by q tremendous effort.
 "I don't know. Marion,' I answered
 hcrN truthfully. The train from the
 south may have been so delayed
 that they will not he ahle 10 make
 connections with this ono. But"
 stirred by the quickly falling
 barometer of her faCc--''f am very
 sure they will hc on inc next train"
 We settled back in the motor car
 for tho tedious wait with far less
 confidence than ! had expressed to tEo child. And for the first time since Dicky's telegram, | found my
 self with leisure to realize the ex-
 quisito pleasure SO fast coming to
 mo. the reunion with my baby boy. reme mbered a reunion we had
 had when he was just fearing to
 talk. any. faithful Katie had kept
 him from forgetting me. No fear
 now his. not remembering me. after so compara atively short an ahsence.
 and my heart thrilled my. arms
 strained nt the prospect of so soon [ clasping him in my arms.
 ' ETve- myself up to rapturous an-
 ticipa'ion. sternlv rtnishing all worry as to tho at'i'ttte of Dicky and his mother towo ~d my new home venture. and Ls.fnr" realized ! the flight Of tho hour 'hr whistle of the last train sounded. and Marion and ! made dpsh for t''" platform. And then thd train drow in. the passengers nlghtcd. anI saw Dicky a@s'sttng bis mother. with ] Junior held securely in one arm. while nlh n1fhe her>-dirsct"1-the porter md mountain of luggage. With ears attuncd above tho din. r heard my utue lhh nhcFNlnE,
 My ~mama Where mw an ma JuniOr wants mama ''
 Tho next instant. regardless of everything and everybody. had rearhod my husbands side and was upturously kissing mN little son while his father samcd- down upon mo. and for single blessed instant. | all thc rest of .the world was as shadow. Gs.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
"DtDDIFS.'

Festive in spirit and most entertain ing ta- hlL who find within themselves response,to chidhood's appeal is Dad dies in which the T'01i Players are appearinc ar the Palace. Hartford. al afternoon and evening performances all this week Of course the bachelor club and the wreck that the war orphans m3kR. it make. the real fun of the play. ana in nu play of this Stock engage ment shsve 1rhso I'oh: Players shown greater interpretative ability than in the varied roles of marriage -detesting males, phfianthropc 7wumcr, and war orphans. i-
 This is another big week for Winifred St. Claire, and that charming leading lady is most pfetosirte' f.s R4e seventeen year-ald girl whoW, the, ,Young bachelo' thought to be seven When he adopted her A 1T. Van 1}tiFen- has the latter bachelor -roie and most cleverly does he depict the confusion of the young man who finds himself with q daughter much more preferable as bride.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
TGM MIN PICTURE AND
 VAUDEVILLE .NT FON'S

Lieutenant F'ernand Tcthiun. French acc. and with h.a partner. Miss Louise Esbcrlin. now appearins ia vaudeville with al sha rpshooting ex- hibition; SeliE and Lee, man and woman recently in burlesQuc and still using thei' Comical stunts; Tcnne: and Brown. comedy. singing. iallI:n: and dancing. and three men and ;! woman in a short playlrt entitled '''rhe Birthday Party" makes up the vaudeville bill at IToN's for the last hal; ot thta week
 Tom Mix put over another good western picture when he wrote and acted "A Ridin' Romeo" the feature invites many home convrnicrccS of g humorous nature. He simply cant keep OUf of trouble and when h" forclbIy kidnaps huxom woman of go in whom he thought his prospec- tive father-in-law vas interested and then found Inc was dodginE her. ha found himsc!f in more trouble.
 In addition. tho bnl has the usual Century comedy, the Mutt and Jeff animated tarto9n and Fox News reel.
 .Deginning sunday Deception" the famous picture that has Taken New York by storm, will he shown. "Rep- utation." another famous picture. ia alsQ booked for an carly showing
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
S125.OO0 FOR TRINITY.
General Education Board Offers It If
 $500. 900 More Is Raised

Hartford, June 2.-Trinity college will l-receire a contribution of $125,- 900 to- its centennial fund from the General Education Board of the Rockefeller Foundation. Trevor Ar ret, secretary of the board, notified President Ogilby of the boards deci- sion.
 The gift is conditional, as is cus- tomary, upon the receipt of $500, 900 rom other sources. It becomes inn m ediately effective in measure, however, by. the decision of the board to give Trinity s6.5oO for the year ls21-g'2 ana s5,oOO for the yelrS1s22- 23 to provide, for the payment of ur- gently. needed increases in faculty sa laries.
 Trinity alumni have und ertaken to raise S1. ,000 before 1925 when fthe college will be 100 years old. The money will be used to provide sal ary endowment and to build new pymna Sium. z"
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
CAPITOL.

Will Morrsey's name is synonymous with melodious fun as those who saw his Overseas Revue and Nis recent success, 'Buzzin' Around" In his act which comes to the Capitol. Hartford. for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, he Is. assisted by company of first class singers and comedians, with poppy bits of terpsichore interpolated in their gloriously pleasing numbers tScream" Wolch, Sig Mealy and Johnnie Montrose are 'Those. Surprise Boys,'' who are a team of acrobats with sparkling sense of humor.
 Hoster and Huston are the harmany boys with piano. A perfect balance while a trapeze swings rapidly is but one of the daring stunts in the eXhibi- ton by Sylvia Mora and the Reckless Duo.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
GIRLS! LEMONS j.
 BLEACH SKIN WHITE

Squeeze the juice of two lemon. into a bottle containing three ounce. of Orchard White, which any drus store will supply for few cents shake well, and, you have a aaartel pint of harmless and delightful lem on bleach. Massage this sweetlyj
 grant lotion into the face, neck,
 and hands each day,-then shortly not, the beauty and whiteness .Eof youl skin.
 Famous stage beauties use thi. lemon lotion to bleach and bring tha' soft, clear, rosy-w1aite complexion also as freckle, sunburn, and tai bleach because it doesn't irritate.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
CHARLIE RAY AT pALNCE.

Charles Ray is a regular fashion plate in his latest First National star. ring vehicle. Nineteen and Phyllis. a. the Palace theatcr.
 In this production Mr. Ray departs from his usual rube role. appearing in up-to-thc- minute mail order hous" garb aa a dapper 19-year-old city youth. whose two obsessona in lif" are Phyllis I-aurin and a desire tc bu regarded a.; |; Southern gentleman.
 When hi; rival appears at 2 party Httircd in the only dress suit worn in the community. he at once geta busy and plans 2 new style campaign to win tn" favor O. tho fair Phyllis, but a burglar nearly spoiS it all.
 The Keith vaudeville bill features four excellent acts with the ROmaN Four. d clever comedy quartctte; Mil dred Palmer viotnist: CIaXton X May. a comedy team. and the ISyeda Japa in a sensational novelty offering.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
A ASH ICE BOXES.

AnA food spilled in refrigerator should be Immediately cleaned away II allowed to stand it is just that much harder to clean ana may be forgot ten altogether. Once n week the whole ice box should be emptied and the walls and shelves washed in hot soapsuds.
 Menu for To>norrow.
 Baked rhubarb with raisins, broiled. bacun bran mufgins coffee.
 Luncheon-Cream of carrot soup. toasted mullins, tomato salad. tea.
 Dinner-Lamb chops. boiled rice. diced turnips. watercrcss and lettuce salad. strawberry bavarian cream, coffee. t->
 My Own Recipes
 Put q shallow pan under the broil- CT wires and the bacon fat will not be lost all over the broIIer pan. Every hit of bacon frNinss should. be saved, for there is nothing better for fried potatoes.
 Tomato SaiaG
 Fotlr Iacdium sized tomatoes, fresh pineapple, English waInuts, 4cream cheese, lettuce. cream mayonnaise.
 Peel tomatoes. Cut off top. re- move seeds and sprinkle the inside lightly with salt. Put on ice to chill. Cut pineapple in cubes. Fill tomatoes with pineapple, chopped nuts and crumbled cream cheese. Arrange on lettuce and serve with cream mayon- naisc. -~.
 Cream Mayonilaise.
 One egg .selk,c1-S teaspoon mustard" " 1-2 teaspaQn salt, L .teaspoon~ sugar. 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 3-4 cup oil, t-3 cup whipping clcam, paprilla. Mix dry ingredients Add yolk and mix smooth. Beat ln :A jew drops of lemon juice. Add oil drop by drop, beating vigorously. Thin with lemon juice Wh eIl~ all is Nsed the dressing should he stiff and smooth. All the ingredients and utensils 1ISed in mak- ing the dressing should be thorough- ly chilled. Whip cream until stiff and add to mayonnaise just before serV- ing.
 (Copyright, 1921, by Newspaper En-
 terpris N)
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
FATHER FOUND 7WO-XEAR- : ~- s@-c"7 OLD BOY VERY SICK


A hardy woodsman and enthusiastic fisherman. Joseph k. Lane, of Lincoln. Maine, has very interesting record to report. He writes: ''AS d boy, thirty seven years ago, 1 began to take Dr. True'S Elixir. Once after six months hauling logs, l came out of the woods and found my two-ycar-Old boy very sick. He Was thiIr, had no appetite, had swollen lips, pains in stomach, an itching nose, was suffering from consti patton, for months.
 II had not been in the house aE hour when an elderly lady--a good neighbor came in and told my wife to get d bottle of Dr. Trues Elixir, saying she had seen numbers of similar cases which it had relieved.
 My boy was given half dozen doses Of Elixir when he passed a lot of little worms, and right away began to .show improvement; he began soon 10 eat with relish, play around and look healthy. He did not have to take d full bottle, and in later years, whenever he got off his feed, a few doses would straighten him out quick.
 'Whcn l get constipated. ;l couple of teaspoons of Dr. Trues Elixir fix mo o. k.
 ''My son is grown up now and has d family of six children, and he has practically raised his family on Dr. True's Elixir. The children go out and get hold of something not good for them It's hard to watch all the chil- dlen, and so when they eat something they shouldn't and get sick, the Elixir IS given and the family is put in good shape again.
 ''I have read in the papers you have to take d half dozen bottles of some remedies, but you don't have to do this
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
E sia,igc: Met the Family.

y Aatigcs Met the Family. |and T. helped materially by |s. spent a busy afternoon "erything In ueadtnes for ht of my family. so uuex-
 us all. Through Mrs. were ablo to obtain n com boom at . nclghboring
 for my father, and an
 Dirky "aud mo for the od DicEy would remain. he rooms at tho Ttcer home d originally planned them. Deception of my mothcr-in- ipancy of the room which led mino.
 tep an extra good dinner. f your mother tn-law's flaw cmurcly suggested IaIliau, hurry and worry. l had from uly usual reserve. Hnd Lillian zumething of the that hcsct mo coucerning raham's appearance on at just this time.
 ont know tho lady" l dryly. "lf she's in tho uspcct. ahc'li take the at
 daring you {" please her ns."
 with the determination o possible chance of ulaea- ken, 1 broaChOd the sub s mothCr-in-Iaw's captious- binary matters to Mrs. h I have a chicken din-
 satd with the faith nj c dish of honor which most aoplo have.
 that would he splcndid," |ncbmering that my moth was indeed especially fond h. and v9inly trying to
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
FOLDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison's New Phase of
 Repelations Of e Wife

pump up m ~enth usiasti hope that Airs. Ttcer's treatment would be sue cessfuL
 And I'll have scaIloped potatoes and some new asparn gus ont of our own patch. and, Mrs. Tieer Was off in the fine frenzy which attends any artistic creation and waited patiently until she had outlined u most tempting meal. a culinary dream of delight.
 Thank you SD much. Mrs Ticer." I said when she had finished. Now. suppose you plan to have it ready about half after seven, That will be about fifteen minutes after they reach the house if they get the first train. Of course. if they are de- laycd until the last one"
 My dinner will bc spoiled'' Mr< Fic"r objected Don't you think tou'd better make that S o'clock |? Thon it will ho safe for both trains"
 l opened my lips to protest. closed th"m again with inc reflection that no matter what my decision would he Mrs. Ticer-if she wcro like any other cook would put the possi- hility of spelling one of her dinners before any other consideration and stick obsttuatcly 10 inc schedule she had named
 Probably fhat would be best" I assontCd. after minute. But yon'll he sirc to mvo tt ready at eight sharp. will YOU not? For after that long--iourray they will be simply starved"
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
WALLACE REID
 s- COMING TO PALACE.

Wallace Reid comes to the fal"co Iheater nexi week in another y-' biz Ririla outdoor ro1e--thAt of railroad construction engineer in a mountaia division The ,picturf is. The I-ova Special" an adaptation of the rail,
 road story. The Daughter .Qi a Mag pate." written by Frank II. Spear man. The supporting company head ed by Agnes Ayrea is a brilliant one.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
- ~.rSz.' ~A+ -.--' S-s-E-s. INGROWN TOE NAIL

A noted authority says that feY drops of "Outgro'' upon the skin surrS rounding the ingrowing nail reducel inflammation and pain and s5 toughens the tender, sensitive skin unl derneath the toe nail, that it can mol penetrate the flesh, and the nail turn4 naturally outward almost over night ."Outgro" is harmless, antiseptid manufactured for hiropodists.s HON ever, anyone can buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing direc1 tionS
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
ACTRESS COMMITS SUICIDE:

Springfield. Mass, June Mrs. Joseph M Norcross, vaudeville actress and wife of the minstrel leader. com mitted suicide in her home here last night by cutting her throat with a razor. She had been despondent for some time.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02

doses and then quick relief. The three generations of Lanes have been kept healthy by fusing- it'', r
 symptoms of Worms; Offensive breath, swollen upper lip. deranged stomach, occasional pains about the navel, pale face, eyes heavy and dull, twtching eyelids, itching of the nose and rectum. short dry cough, grinding of the teeth, red points on the tongue, starting during sleep, slow fever, con- StipatIcn.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02

Nearly every srown-up and every ch'Id needs Laxative. Fhe fond parents safeguard the health of their children by keeping their bowels in condition. In Dr. True's Elixir only pure herbs are used. No. harmful drugs. Keep the bowels regular by us ing Dr. Trua'S Elixir At all dealers.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-02
STAINS.

SC. Always remove stains before wash ing because soap fixes. them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
BeIIefOnte Community Work.

The people Of Bellefonte and Montrose
are making good progress in completing
the community house now in course of
building. Much Of the work done has been
bv volunteer labor and has necessarily
been slow. During the last two months
through their persistent efforts and the
direction Of the building committee Of
which George Grotz is chairman, the roof
of asbestos shingles has been completed
the flooring laid, two rooms lathcd one
Of which has been finished, and is now
being used for school purposes, by the
county school board, for children of the
first and second grades, living in the imme-
diate vicinity.
Credit is due the workers for the per
severance, as much Of the work has been
done after working hours until late at
night
The Bellpfonte Community League
which has fostered this project, will hold
a monthly business meeting Monday
evening, at 5 III the community house,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
ARDEN CRAFT EXHIBIT.

Beginning today and continuing until
Nav s. the Arden Craft Old is exhibiting
at the Craft Shop in Arden The Craft
shop is a notable place for several reasons.
It houses beautiful things wrought by
hone-talent from honest materials and Is
altogether a picturesque and inviting place
Miss Florence Garvan. daughter of
former Governor Garvan Of Rhode Island,
IS always at home at the Craft Shop, and
by reason Of her artistic taste and good
Judgment is considered by those who
know. the best possible aid in slectiDg
articles for interior furnishing and decora-
tions. such as the beautiful wrought-iron
pieces, hand-carved furniture. hand
woven draperies and rugs, and smooth
deep-shaded pottery, always available at
the shop
There is no hit or miss work shown in
the exhibit Every piece on display has
been lovingly and carefully done by
artists who pace arts standards above
commercial values.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
NEW CENTURY CLUB CALENDAR.

The calendar Of the New Century Club
for MAY follows
TUESDAY, MAY 3.
S15 D. Illustrated lecture by
Frank f. SchoOnover. subject, a String
OF Buttons Public cordially invited
WEDNESDAY, MAY 4
Dm-Admission Committee Meeting
FRIDAY, MAY g.
10 Executive Committee Meet
ing.
TUESDAY. MAY 10
~. m. Annual Stockholders Meeting
for election of five directors Polls open
from 3 to 4 0 clock Light refreshments
WEDNESDAY, MAY H.
SD. Regular Monthly Meeting An
nual Meeting Forty minutes Of American
music by Mrs Charles L. Griffith and
Mrs. Caleb L. Burchenal Vote will be
taken on proposed change OF Bylaws,
raising the dues from eight to ten dollars.
FRIDAY. MAY "a.
Meeting Of Board of Directors
of Corporation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

Tha reXt meeting af the Drama League
vii he Il Trinity Parish House On Mag / y
fire progran In. not vet been decided
aaen hat THAT i thought taa- there
Ql5 r, q speaker Who n.. c.ia ga the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Students Selected For
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
State WOmen'S Clubs
and Their Activities
Washington Heights Ccntur, Club.
photo ny william shewcn islifs

Washington Heights Century Clnh.
The Washington Heights Century Club
will meet on Monday afternoon at )
o'clock. when Reciprocity Dap Wlll bc
observed with the New Castle CeutaTy
Club rs guests The latter VIII furnish
the program
The last home nursing class of the
clubs season vas held Yesterday and TIE
last parliamentary law class today
Bellcfonte Civic Club
The Bellcfonte Give Cluh vii mcot
Tuesday, MAY ;. at O'Clock Wi:h Mr.
J Allan Colby. Holly Oak. The executive
meeting viii he at $50
Members desiring 70 hike viii meet
at the Bcllefontc station at | oclecs.
Junior Auxiliary Eismcre Civic Club.
The JUNIOR Auxiliary Of the Elsmere
Civic Club held regular meeting Nfrl
% at the home Of Miss Marian /. Ta ~.
The president Miss Rosanna VI.
Kaufman, presided TIE president.
Miss Dorothy Y Crawford has resigned
Much new business was discussed Those
present were Misses Dorothy \ Crawford.
Rosanna N Kaufman, Loalse DRYDEN.
Marian l. Tallev. Elsie Wilde. Margaret
Wilde Isabel Grassland Isabel CarsWei
and Marion Bowen. Refreshments nere
served end pleasant time was cnloYed
PR r. Woman's Club
The Woman Aid of the = r r Nil
meet Monday Na1 9th IT o'clock IA
the p r r Assembly Room Mr.
Gamble Iatrohc superintendent VII
preside Much business OF importsues
viii be discussed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Daughters of The American Resolution.
Drama League.

TIE. Dalgi .ers IS the tuerlcaa Revolu-
ron nl fa.et III 81 an Tuesday alter
aooa ID tie wv Century Gun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

50 many automobile parties take ad-
vantage Of good weather for day trips that
Maple Villa Tea House at Delaware City
Is becoming very popular place to eat
when on excursions. Mrs c. W. Jeffer-
son. the owner is well-known for her
pleasant hospitality The Tea-housc is her
spacious residerce, and here on many
afternoons and evenings recently have
been seen groups Of Wilmington people
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Entertained for Guest.

Ms Clara I sullivan entertained II
cards last night N honor ot her niece
Hiss Julle Murray. oi san Diego. Cal
who IS making an extended VISIT east
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
ElsmeTe Ladies Aid.

The Ladies Aid Of ElsmeTe Presbv-
tarIar Church held meeting last night
AZ the home Of Mrs Sterling
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
sNfikado al the New Centur, Club.

Iaere Is fascination IN the nane.
0d Janaa whore c4y litr.e ua.deus ei4Ice
Continued on page II
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FOR SALE-Poultrv.Eggs

~s~>>>r~-Sp>~N-r- >-~N~~~~~~-~~----~-- N>N-~-->SS
FOR SALE--A few choice Rhode Island
Red hens, 81 each. l120 South High.
FOR sALE-Hatching eggs, Rose Como
X. l. Reds; Black Minorcas. Phone
18l5-R.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department of the Interior y. =. Lane
office. at Santa Fs, New Mexico De-
cember 30. 1929.
Notice 10 hereby given that Wallace
Bailey Jones, Of Barton. N. M, VINO. on
June a. 1915. made homestead snfrs
No. o2sso2, for NM NwH; swk NWA;
Sh swN ;Nwk SwA, Section "a and
~ SEA, Section 2S, Township 10 North
Range Q East, N. M P. Meridian. has
filed notice of intention to make three
year proof. to establish claim to the
land above described. before U. 9. Com
missioner, at Albuquerque. Bernaiilie
county, New MEXICO. on February ~
1891. ~ ~
Claimant namys. as witnesses, j. W
Csaskill. OF Albuquerque N. M; q. q
Eden, OF Barton. NJ NJ: Harry Enniss
Of Barton. NJ M; Rslls Valentine, Of
Noriarty. N. n.
FRANCISCO pHL0Apo. Register.
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FOE RALE.


s6,00O-5-room,- white stuoco bungalow,
hardwood floors throughout, fire
place, built-in features, furnace, ga
rage. corner lot, on paved street. one
block from Central av., Fourth ward.
S2,100-S-room frame. 2 sleeping porches.
furnished, city water. electric lights,
South Highlands; terms.
$4,500-6-room frame, modern, glassed
porch. two screened porehes, fire
place, lawn, shade, sidewalks, good
outbuildings. South Waiter street,
close in.
Also other good business and residence
properties.
A. FLETSCHER
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND AUTOMO-
BILE INSURANCE, LOANS.
Phone GA. Ill South Fourth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-30

MATTRESS renovating our speciality.
sxl2 rugs cleaned. 50. Phone All,
Erwin Bending Compans