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World issue of January 9
{agent Theatre
House Where Quality
Reigns
Matinee 17c. Evening 20c.
Today
(0110 ha 1' Only)
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tphere. It is rich in suspense and
{finishes with a bang.
'worth. leader
glers. On her first trip to the city
across the border
:with :1 young man whom her fr ther
and his accomplit‘es suspect as being
a revenue spy.
.l ssc I'Z. Lasky Presents
“m.- Sahation Army Story
FIRES OF FAITH”
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,1 l‘imurt- Wixh a Message
. Featuring . --__.___,____ .
‘C._.thcrine Calvert, Ruby do -" PALACE THEATRE. THURSDAY.
Eugene O ’Brien and
Evangeline Booth, of the Salvation
Army, appears in several scenes taken
in New York after the work in Cali-
l11 the Paramount Success
"A DAUGHTER
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OF THE ‘VOLF fomia was completed.
“1-:ng“$1333:th‘_§:‘:li“fp§9rlh¥§:3 The story of the Salvation Army in
mnwha man who was different. peace is scarcely less thrilling and in-
' spiring than the story of the Salvation
P th News ‘ .
a e Army in war. and both ofThese phases
MiCk Sennett Como'cly have been covered by the' author.
The F°°"‘h Age Commander Evangeline Booth care-
fully read and approved the scrffi and
Friday enthusiastically shares in tlie' belief
Popular that the public should be given an op-
Albe t R portuaitv to know moreof th‘e Salva-
Vii h ay tion Army' 3 actual operations and
t
. _ affairs.
‘Elmor Fair _ The story deals with a young: woman.
I“ a C0‘““dfiigigimflmom‘” who descends into the slums and who
11 . 1. is rcclaimedto beecme a Saha‘hbn
Be 8’ Little Sport Army worker in France.
O‘Brien is seen as an aviator. who.
after scomng the Salvationisfii. learns
:their real worth and becomes one
himself.
E AT REGENT THEATRE, TO-DAV.
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Lasky's “Fire's of Faith." Featuring
Catherine CalVert, Ruby dc Remer,
Golden Quality Pictures on the E Eugene O'Brien and Theodore
‘ Roberts; Ford Weekly and
Silver Sheet 1 C d
ome 1-.
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Evanizclinc liooth, the famous com-
Today mantlcr of the Salvation Army in the
Inited Statcs, appeals in "Fires of
Faith." :1 superb picture of 1019 ad-
lu Paramount Picture '1cnturc and famine?
”shown at the lit gent Theatre to- day.
I‘ (‘athcilnc (‘ 11lv.c1t widow of the late
'l’nul Arms-trons. noted d1an t‘ at. is.
an actress of abilitv Snc- made her
'dobnt 11:; a star in ‘ 2101': n of lll‘ll‘
yard". She also stunt-d in ”T1111 Deep
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‘ “.\ Daughter of the Wolf”
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E 321:1: Sennett's Latest Comedy
“Hearts and Flowers"
SPurple" and “A Romance of the
5 Thursday 'I’ndcrworhl.” both plays Wiitten 71y
. .1 1- , .
E 1‘ "‘08 of Faith” { her husband. A beautiful woman.
“ml with much character. she is ideal in‘.
the loading: feminine role of Elizabeth
l‘klkc. in “F 105 of Faith".
Fugzenc 0 llrien handsome talented!
and popular? has a fine paxt in the
picture. He has appcaicd in both
musical comedy and in pictures.
Ruby dc llemer is a charming wo-
man and an actress with much grace
and talent to reinforce her beauty.
Her role in “Fires of Faith" presents
her in the guise of a 11137111111111.1111 so—
cnnsue Comedy cicty girl as well as a nurse at the
' fightingv front.
' " Theodoro Roberts. the grand old
man of the rcwen is a famou~1 andi
popular char'urtel actor. llis' appear l
ances in Pmamount and Artcralt pic-
tures are too numewus ’to mention
1'
Reina Point - , .
PARK
South Norwalk. Conn.
_ Dancing Every Evening
.1 i’icnic Dales wa Open
1 Shore Dinners and a-
l21-farle Service
"1,1733! Allen! ion '0
1- Uterine Calvert and Eugene
O'Brien
mi: (‘nmmaudcr Evangeline
i's authentic scenes of Salva-
‘E.1':._v activities in the great
‘ louse. heart-touching pic.-
;1 1111111: 111's rtgcncration set
that r-l u '1 d to the four
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Topics of the Day
AT REGENT THEATRE THURSDAY
”2-27- i‘lLfiI‘.‘ .
bextcr in "A
Pathe
Daughter of lhe Wolf”;
News and Comedy.
Delight Ainsworth, the inothcrless
idnughter of "Wolf" Ainsworth. a fur
smuggler. l1! tuhtn by her fnlhftr on
Ebis spring expcdil'on to the city.
Eller'ctofme she has rte-\er been out of
l r triad; of the Cana-
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ELila Lee and Elliott
the snow houn1
3 hi“, “901:5 & Banquets .dian forests.
l ' ' :1 — c. in the f‘llv' she meets Robert Dral)’,
:1 P 11315:?” FRIDAY “hose swzeelbeirl has just left him
imam-13¢ for 11 1111111 of more wealth and who.
K I Eln this dcspondent mood. finds in the
-.-____.-m lcompnn} of l)ell'_’llt a balm for his
{ll-”l Escrrovr. ll: gradually comes to late
EIHEAIRES Ehf‘l. One night. when tile) are to
~ '——~ Edine to~ethe1 Robert is 00111114311961;o
' 2;, . n7 lPth‘ Town suddenly. because of 14
l “- THE‘TRE’ TO DAY ifnther' s suddrn- -death. He sends DO»
~~_. Eli;,l1t a telegram telling her why be
A I ‘0 T I 1" Dhgme" 0' the WOW" ileft. But she ne1cr gets the wire. for
. ' I cf the Northwest. 31 this time 'W'oll" has apprehended
' E 111 bus 1‘10111 the far the presence of a revenue omcer who
of the Canadian is on his trail and ‘bundles up his
, "M 1 tie 3(‘1'0‘13 the 'g-d ughtez-a and leaves hurried?“ ) {67 his
“ ’" 90' Wm punish- refuge in the wilderness.
\ ”191111111 rs. is graphic At the end of a year, Draly 3095 to
'n .1 ”.111 liter of the the north country. and searches for
,_ 1.1.,11. fit-1 “nun 111mm; star«EDelight, 11.09.77 "Wolf’s". 153mm? 3 . _
i'..;..,_' llf‘llii1i(hlw.;“ be shown at their am ' 1-5! '
.. - m o ay %§
Ila-Till H ‘ which isfi ‘ ‘
. 41nd rapid-fire
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for the “’oman‘s
It is
111 story that is especially well adapted
lfor screen purposes because of the
Ethrilling action and colorful atmos-
Miss Lee is presented in the role or
;the motherless daughter of Wolf Ains-
of the band of smug-
she falls in love.
. R-mer. ‘ .
, T;eodore Roberts ECathermc Calvert and Eugene O'Brien
«1: luzliht‘d her; society scorned l m “Fm” of Fa'th‘"
. am in morciful service she 3 Independent of its heart interest.
. c.1111 tllvm the message. splendor of production. beauty of
Ford Weekly scenes and artistic finish. "Fires of
Comed Faith." the big Famous Players-Laskv
y production. illustrating the activities
of the Salvation Army in peace and.
Thursday war, which‘will be shown at the Pal-l
LILA LEE l Eugene O'Brien. Ruby de RemerE
And and Catherine Calvert appear in three‘
ELLIOTT DEXTER of the leading roles while Commander l
Eugene '
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. ductlon. ill.
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they proceed on their way. a storm
comes up. anl Roe leads Dmiy 0a the
road.
REPORT STONEHAM
OWNER OF HUSTLERS!
Rumor Gives Him Controlling interest:
in Club.
Following the recall. yesterdnv, of
Fred Kelly l‘: om the international?
League. yesterday. it was reported inf
baseball circles that the owners 01E
the Giants have purchased the major?
ity stock of the Rochester club and
will use the club as a farm for Mc-g
(lraw's future greats. I
McGr,aw since last April. has sent'
a number of his young p1a1'e1's to the
Rochester club to be de1eiopeo.
BUY FACTORY BUILDING.
I<lUZl>IO
Owing to the nced for increased pro-
Martin 8-. Company. of.
102 Madison avenue. manufacturers of,
“Plume Brand" women's carton and .
isllk underwear, have purchased the
five-story building at 130-132 Palmeto
street. Brooklyn. as an additional plant ‘
making eight now operated bv them
in New York and 1icini‘y The bud-i;
ing was purchased from the D \l. Ball--
sam Co. manufacturers of neckwear.’
It has a frontage of 100 feet on Pal-
meto street and floor space of 45,000
square feet. It is located in the resi-
dential Ridgewcod section. is a model.
fireproof structure with an abundance
of air and light and is equipped withE
recreation rooms gymnasiums show-
er baths. restaurant and roof garden E
The transaction marks the constantE
growth of M. Martin & Company!
which was established in 17873 and of
which lilr. Herbert S. Martin is presi-
dent. In addition to the general of-
fices and plant of the company at 102
Madison avenue, the company has a
plant at Myrtle avenue and llemrod
street. Brooklyn: Nor-walk. Command
at several places in New Jersey.
HOLY CROES WANTS
CLARK FOR COACH
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 20.41111911111-
tions have been begun .by 11on Oman
with .“Jackie” Clark on football coach
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SO CO 11‘; Victor Ga solinc gives
truck or car power not only 131‘
usual needs but for emergencies.
. And the power youo vet tori: :1: you
can get tomorrow or next 1vcel<~~for
So—CO'ny is every day the same.
Adjust the carburetor for So—CO n.1, ,
and forget that part of the machine.
Combustion never varies, p011 or
never slackens.
Why take chances with unknown
doubtful mixtures? Keep to
SO'CO' —ny and keep power atpa
Buy it where you see theRcd,
White and Blue So-CO’ 1y Sign.
STANDARD 011. CO. OF NEW YORK
{L ' aria. mun a: mafia!“
«a a ~1- 1 .“mwt is
Ice Cream
0111' XXX Ice Cream is made very carefully and of the purest. of ,,
materials and the result has been that our ice cream trade has in-
creased very much indee‘d since we have devoted our efforts entirely
to the making of this quality of ice cream.
This cream is not equalled, We believe, anywhere in this city.
We have told this to many and they have tried it on the strength of
this statement and have returned and said we were right. If you
have not already tried this XXX he cream we tell you the same and
if you will take some home you will agree with us.
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OUR CANDY IS MADE IN OUR OWN STORE
By An Experienced Candy Maker.
Making candy is one thingrmaldng real good candy is decided- _
1y another.
OurXXXIoeCroam haa'oonvinceduthatthepeople of The
Norwalkx appreciay a real good article and will buy it and so we
decidedtoemployacandymker that had been trained in manna
candy foraparticular trade. We have mound the services of just
nacho oandymakatandwe are making the candy that he knovn
most about—high quality candy—right in our store.
This means first-clan candy continually truth.
We willgladly give you apieoeofany candysothatyoutute
it before pal-chafing. ‘
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3 Maintenance with Tho
1; Meter Haulage Company.
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1112., of 1:11.11”. one of
the largest cartago 0011- L
ccrns in the country, is;
singularly fire science-—
every penny in upkeep and
depreciation being care-
fully tabulated.
Read now why the grout A -
fleet of The Motor Haulage "
Company rides only cu,
the sleek, burly treads of
Goodrich Dc Lula Truck r 1
Tires, as told by the books
of this concern ~
Our yearly record. show! M
the following tire econo-
mics:
Average mileage. front '
: wheels, 15,000 miles.
Average mileage, rear
wheels, 12,300 miles.-
Gasoline consumption re»
duced ..... 10 per cent.
Oil consumpticn riluc-
ed ........ 10 per cent.
Repairs, maintenance, _ 7»
etc. ....... 15 per cent.
Why not reduce your high ' . .
out 'of haulage? Here at. '
figures to show you the all
lution—4-buy De Lax.
Tires. made only by Good-
rich. ‘
10.000 MIL-ES
ADJUSTMENT
We Sell and AnalY'
De Luxe Tires —
s. L. BENEDICT. '
73 North 11111113111111,
South Norwalk, Conn.
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