New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], August 18, 1920, Image 4

About New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976

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FIGHT IN N. C.
I n Ira .therwlnr nnlrrf, (lira nntlrra nrr wrltlrn tr Mir p !-
bureau. ( tit. lltrutrr i.r altrrlln. wllh Uili lhr dml
L.Ui: Till KMI.W.
CO will offer llrl clan
n thr- big MM for Thum-
and Saturday. Mar-
It, th wlntf Paramount
photoplay frnturc In her
ly-rtramu. 'Conic Out of
A ntory that will hold
t nttmtlon to the wry
photoplay toaturrn in-
hn ratnodo of Jack iH'tTip-
popular nrrla.1 unci the
ha now mrlnl, "The Third
tactlva xtoiy with Vr-
nd Kllcrn IVrcy featured.
tt'n new I'omfity "The
tr,' wllh Ioutne Faenda
tl nliio ho a tlK laughing
( the bill. Kour excellent
will featuro the vaude-
n, headed l y Jean Leigh-
on up to date minstrel
It a "t of real fun
kcr act" Include Madden,
Juggler; The Neapolitan
operatic ninglng novelty
and XrlNun and Halley In their cum
fil.V kit. "At th" .Studio."
I
AT FOX'S.
If you linvrn't wen Shirley Manon
In I ho Fox lomciiv drama "The Initio
Wanderer." at Kox'm. xro It thia aft-t'l-noon
or tonight -when itx run
terminate!. It Is well worth a vlnit
by anyone who haa love for what i
termed "the heal in motion pictures."
William Kuirll wil le aeen at
Fox's, beginning tomorrow and re
maining for the rent of the week. In
a galloping. wnllnplnK comedy -d ra ma.
"Slam Hang Jim." adapted from
"Snap Judgment."
IteKldea 'Slam Hans Jim" the other
sereen offerings will he another of
thoM rollicking Sunshine comedies.
"Money Talks," "The Hed JJodgcra"
and that ever welcome pair of.Kloom
dlapelUra Mr. Mutt and Mr. Jeff In
"The Mare 1 lea."
An entire change of the vaude
ville hill la also scheduled.
iLDING A HUSBAND
I Adelc Garrison's New Phase of
Revelations of a Wife
kl. Orantland Drive HI
1r lUukward?
wua afraid 1 would bo
for wmi other reason.
nd drove Itla car slowly
ut of Aberdeen. For tho
Wan to wonder about tho
rty.
co tho Durkees." I said
hero did they fo."
away Just before wo
carryln-herolne-olT-th-Dlcky
replied teaslngly.
knew mid Kd-tth nml
led my knowledge -thit
Jy southern relative ever
were III ahe'd fly ovc
0 you a flaxseed poult h a
Htm boneaet tvu lief ore
atatton, to any nothlnrf
upon taking you home
oru what the girl any
terrific In her Inalatent
o Alfred and tho KtrU
fixed tip aome slory ahout Mra. Dur
keo having a headiu he and needinff at
tention, and they arc Hying home
ward, accompanied hy auntlo'a smell
ing salt and camphor. l-M-tth and
Leila my ahe never atlra from home
without a good alxed medicine cabin
et concealed In her pmn,"
The 1il Car I'tiwe
I luuchcd Involuntarily at hla non
aenae, lut the query which hud an
noyed m many timea before cam
frrahly to my mind. Why did he uV
wnya mako that rldiculoua tittle pauae
Iwfore tho name or Kdlth Fairfax?
W'ikh it I'tiaiiie ho alivaya thouRht of
her flrat when the two atatera were
under dlaMiaaln, bejrnn to ateak her
rtnme Ural, and then Involuntarily
pauaeil hteaiiao ho feared I mlsrht
notice It. and eautrht hlmaclf and
went on for the anme reaaon? No
doubt I would have cone on torment
ing myTHf Indefinitely If my attention
hail not been diatra ted by the audden
blowing of an auto horn back of ua.
A LAC
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STANCi: IIIXNHV ;CMI VAI DKVIM.F.
TlllltS. ITU. SAT.
MARGUERITE CLARK
1.
ome Out of the Kitchen0
i Final Chapter of
CK DEMPSEY
the Ftrt Firt'inlt of
he Third Eye
A DctevtUo Srrtnl Tliwt TlirllU!
With
(Earner Oland
HNNfrTT COMFDY " PATH I : XF.WS
KEITH VAUDEVILLE ACTS-4
Featuring; ".IF. AX I.FKitlTON'S UFA
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T1HTop Cftnnly with a Mop lately Mar
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rtalclfrh. X. C. SuffraRiats here
are working to make doubly aure of
final ratification of the Anthony
tiiHtuJment In time to ie women of
tlx.' entire nat'on the vote this fall.
Whil the f.jiht e.nt'nue in Tennea
acc. fuffraite leadcra. headed by Mrs.
K. St. t'lair Thompson (above) and
Mra. Anno Calvert Necly (below.)
aro worklns to secure ratification by
North Carolina. only one alato is
needed.
the alRtial that a car behind ua wished
to poaa. .
To my aurpriae for I knew that if
this car was like the others owned
by MaJ, Orantland there were few in
the world which could pas It if its
owner wjphed to keep it ahead, and
he usually did ao wish he drew tho
car to one aide of the road, and tho
cloned car which wc had seen at tho
atation flew by ua.
Tho oltu-cr reduced hia apeed at
onre until we were almost rrawllnjf.
Aa the ear ahead diaappcared around
one of he curve." of the winding road
MnJ. Orantland apoke tersely:"
"Ixok out for anything coming be
hind, (.raham. I'm polnc to back."
lie threw the biir machine ino re
verse, and with hla head turned to
ward the road behind him began to
run the car back aa dexterously and
moM awlftly as-he had been culdins;
It In the other direction. I aaw that
JMrky waa Intently watchlnc out of
the rear window for any Kleam of
light which would signal the approach
of a car back of tin, ao I felt reason
ably a an u red that no aeeiden would
happen from thia most unusual pro
ceeding. A Iamr Excuse
The wtldent surmises ran through
my brain. Why was MaJ. Grantland
doing this bi7.arre and dangerous
thing? The only solution which came
to mc was that he wlahed to avoid the
other car, expected it to turn bax-k and
look for him. and wl.hed to prcaent
hla front light to it to mislead them
in the distance until he could get
to another road. Hut his seemed an
far-fetched an explanation that I
laughed to myself at myself. But 1
could think of no other.
Wc had run back perhaps a quarter
f a mile and had rounded three
curves when MaJ. Orantland naid in
r.taccato fashion to Dicky:
"Koud living in at the left, there,
eh ?"
Yea. right by that hi tre!.'
Dicky replied.
"tiood." In another aeeond he ha I
pulled the big car around, switched
tot normal driving again, and wc
were speeding down another road at
a pace which I knew would outdis
tance unhtng coming behind ua.
"Hope you weren't frightened, Mrs.
Orahum." MaJ. Orantland threw over
hia shoulder. "I aaw 1 had missed the
mad. anfl I always drive backward
whenever I can. I might need It some
times, and its good practice."
It waa Oo lamest of excuses', but
I. of course, had no other course
than o pretend to accept it.
"I waa not frightened In theleaat." I
aald a bit untruthfully, "and I envy
you the skill you have Just exhibited."
"If you eould only make that flrver
of yours aland on its hind legs like
that. eh. old dear?"Dlck Interposed
teaslngly, but hla mother, who I
knew had been literally holding her
breath during the backward flight, in
terrupted him :
"If I ever hear of either one of you
driving a car like that," nhe said
acathlngly" I'll I'll take Junior away
from both of you."
GRAND-
If AHTFORD.
OPI'.XIXO WHEK
IIli:W AXI CAMPHELIS
1020-21 EIHTIOX
"The Liberty Girls
79
1
BEL
BATTEIS
Yes, We Are at 1 Again
.h(D8 G
AT
Away
OME
HALF PMC
2 Pairs for the Price of One
Beginning Thursday at 9:00 a. m. and continuing Friday and Satur
day, we shall offer our entire stock of Summer Footwear except Keds
(of which we have Special Bargains for the occasion) at exactly
PRICE
Oxfords Pumps
High and Low White Shoes
Children's and Misses'
Shoes and Sandals
When you can buy $12.00 Shoes for - - - - $6.00
When you can buy $ 6.00 Shoes for $3.00
When you can buy $ 3.00 Shoes for $1.50
When you can buy $ 1.00 Shoes for - 50c
It's about time to sit up and take notice isn't it? Well that's just what
we shall do, throughout the store, main floor and Bargain Basement,
so it behooves you to get a move on and be first in line Thursday Morn
ingfor when people realize that our A-l High Quality Oxfords,
Pumps, etc., etc., for Men, Women and Children are subject to a 50 Per
Cent, rake-off, there's sure to be some fun at
5? B&fttey Sin Sitae
Successor to Damon,
267 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN.
WITH JACK -OX WAY.
. VACDEYIIJLE.