DOYLE’S ERROR M LONDON-ww- Arthur Conan Doyle nations the "mistake or his life." "At one theatre where 8her~ V‘Ioch VHolrnes wss beint played. a - boy. in the role of page attracted my attention." 8h- Arlhur recently ‘ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1920. t said in an address before ths'savue Club. ‘1 should have made a ter. tune it i had said to that boy 'We virili so hell and belt on whetsm we make for the rest at our lives.‘ The boy was Charlie Chaplin." . —-Write advertisers. All you can't go to their stores. order by mail. Two and ahsitdsys . fiogiwsao ‘, GO SOUTH on a luxurious, fest ship equipped ' WI every convenience for your comfort. after leaving New Yo}! you sail into Savannah. Freon Sevsnnsh. s short. direct tail trip on the finest Florida train send puts you in lichonviiie and on to St. Peteerburs Miami. or say other southern winter resort. ‘ VV Bach ship of the Savannah Line fleet is s moda; ern steel liner. Spacious promenade decks. Cosy lounge room. Comforublaughcweil-vendlch staterooms ranging from the textile; two-berth typetoDeLuxeroonos with twin beds and pri- vate bath. Meals that appeal. invitlnsiy served. Reduced round trip winter tourist fares. Automobiles carried on all sailings. . mu new m—M M All “VI. 3, non ”mu—TI“. M “I. lie/elm muons. Mm so “limits! News at”! o OceanStsunship Co. oi Savannah. New York. N. Y. Pier so. North Rivenorsny Consolidated (Boston.Msss.. Pier 42. iioosse Tunnleocks avannah Line ' and mm tmksnsiistsmle . asylum-aiming.» Seuhnussll’su. TiehctOdioe. '* The leg was set by, Dr. W. W. f3: Hall'sJanuaryCleamitce Sale has .2... m ”a. . Melancholy jealous cf New York For retailing. Thomauooadodoublysoionwolmtlu 70th ANNIVERSARY of illejoundt'ng of this bu Venus. _ All prices have been Potter 3 down at View! 25% and in many instances M. masks :rrm some” Maryd in Plain Fim upon Orltitldi pric: rat f strontium 3550 Corneal Coats. Hm I: liars Obiect Lesson ooi soil . o. 7‘51"?! .- 3893 HudsonSeolCosis.....rsdaeedlo 32“” 8.675 Hudson Seal Codie.....redue‘slllo 8895 ‘ SealCoats.....rsdoesdlo 8850 8695 HudsonSealCoats.....rsduesdlo 8450 33,; mlCaraculConts..........uduesdio 8,185 839.5 CoracdlCoats..........rsduqsdlo 8280 31,75 CaraculCoats :5 [8575 “Mill! rosin Coats.............ndsetdio we 5M.vssetss‘ooooomv to W,‘ 8260 01:00!!!st 8450' fim.yeseesseeee’dmb‘ MIOOIOODII 81100 SqWNiMI.........Wh" .»Mseeoso1esssss Mam-negoeofisoo ”defile ta." one... held this evenin: in the church. ‘ . home of Mrs. John Sniain in Bay- ‘ ported as infoprpvlu slowly. tod r‘ evening. the oiticers or the f uwssreportedinartrneennews: _rspcu:~ ' ~ us i Rest lip rooms: Webks-Mrs. V 1311!“: ,Entertahsf'l‘o- Little Jared Stabs", son of Mri and Mrs. Frederick P. Slabell ct Highland avenue returned to his home yesterday trons the' Norwoillt Hospital. Jared sullen-ed a broken leg. while sliding in the rear of the ,llowsyton School. last Tuesday. when he was struck by one ot the coasters lie suffered o bed break. Tracey. It will probably be about six weeks hetero the boy will be nble‘ to be about again: The 'Good~Will ‘Sowing " Society .u‘ppes Rowdy-ton avenue, _ I ‘. Prescription Purity and Accura- cy. at Allen's Drug-'Storeu-Adv. Baptists Visit Stamford; The Rowayton Baptist church was well represented at the mid-year meeting oi" .the ‘Eflmeld County Baptist Association. which was held yesterday in Stamford. Amen; thobe present from the church: were Rev. VVietor Scaliso.':.Mr. and Mrs. E. Howard Every. Miss Rhoda Penis. Miss. Marjorie Duiault. Miss Mary Snlflln. Miss Bertha Bcodeld and Miss Evelyn Pack. ' - h The weekly prayer service of the Rowanen Methodist church will be The annual meeting ot the Ladies Aid Society «the Rowayton Baptist church is‘being held today at the mond street. will be held. » . 0! To Florida Mrs. Katherine Bootleld of High- land avenue leit Saturday t'or Ore. so Olivia Florida. accompanied yam. Gibsb to Smith. They will visit 1or a boats with Mr. “and Mrs. no. Wood's: . . Election of oti’icers Henry Cutbili. oi North street, who has been seriously ii! is re- . Mrs Mills momma. . Mrs. Andi-my Mills or 89'qu avenue insoles-Mining Set luncheon Her sues finance“. hire. .g-Mgs; roe-ton. hi on. V er. and MisEanTry Jacob“ oi Now Rochelle, who is spending the week with Mrs. Mills. —-lt coal is runnins short. why not try wood! Live salt. is tine for all tires. We can furnish it as 818 sired. unto Construction company. pileup tong-Ada“: - Mrs. . Britons? An'obibr’ .w ill lend the prayer service in the Bowayton Baptist church tomorrow °.‘ chins. - 1 . _..___... "Mrs; George Kay ct Crockett street is spending two days with friends in] Mount; Vernon. N. Y 'Daughtel'l d Liberty Mos. Henry Fbreit ct McKinley Place iond Mrs. Prank Crockett street will visit in Greenwich this where they will install Sons and Daughters at Liberty.1cirecnwich Council. ‘ 1 V THAT SW8 1T. “you LAWYER-hm: the last time I am aikins you tor than”... .1 . DEBTOR—r-Thank Heaven; that‘s every-An The final chspher. .!n the court right anion Quebec .fieut's motion picture glint in l , . court soil. ‘7’!!! court uphoIdins‘ them“ ercourtnorwshsns denied. -sisis.tor violation or the . veht- unreliable persons owni ‘ .‘ nus! meeting or the «Connecticut . the College at Phenom \ you this artemoeu. . is meeting today at thehome of.” ,1 Mrs. Thomas Santos“ in « to the New London Awnins' . Bailey. who conducted it for many a cord or .817 out in any sign de-V . ' list at the next session or the gen. . m“ .. .; .... on New tumultuous: that bar— rnisslontowtth saw , .1' . 1' locational-s about “been trim“ on u on o! coon melon (cheer )4 does .4. ‘lilv Wlfillm The recent arrests 01 four drut- low. and remedial legislation to pre- hits stores will be discussed st t s so:- Phsr soy assoc lion. to be held at m M in New HI- mono oi the drmlsts mnuy arrested is s mom. her on the association and it: is es- printed that action will be taken in his one“. Dr. Jacob Diner. dean ot the col:- lelo etc pbsrrn‘sey ot Fordbsin lini- varsity. author 01' a bill which the New' York legislature passed strictlnx the ownership of drug stores to persons retisiered as phar- msciV'sts, will address the meeting. Tile: subject of his address will be "Dru: Store Ownership." ' It is the consensus of. opinion moo: those who wish to guard the protession that there are too many an: stores owned by former taloon keepers who use nphnrmacist as a “bartender" When one is arrester and- loses his license. the owned oi the store merely has to hire another. The New Haven Medical Associa- tion will ask. leros rigid investiga- practice among diuttlst in the state. tion into reports at irregularities in Fusions inthys oi? Sail- ins Crafts -- W a s Rendezvous f o :- World’s Seamed “ John B. Bailey or New London. proprietor of the 3.1“. Bailéy' & Son‘s-ii loit..since .lhcdesth ot-his tnth‘er.flett the other day for Fort Louderdale. Florida. where he is now engaged in the awning busi- ness. He went to Florida in deptomo hot and returned here inst week to straighten out some business. Mr. Bailey has sold the sail left. the' oldest business of its kind here. and Canvas 66.. which will combine its own!" business with that o! the woulbilion - 7~ . ’ rsnnvsmuc SENTINEL—so NORWALK. ooNN. Conditions in Waters ' Bridgeport, Milford. and other points along the Connecticut-fl shore. in Rhodo Island,1 Musschusetts and all along the Atlantic coast. the bureau cl fisheries or the department at commerce has reported that) oil pol. Milan in these waters is so him as to be "detrimental tosll terms ot‘ or the larval terms and rendering the adult mollusks and tiny iish unfit for food. " The Themes river. and Long island comfort. m do“ n the river to and from the Bub- marine Base sre theusht to turnlsh much or theioilin local waters. but ' . there is s.oonsidersble amount 0! weste oil and other polluting pro- ducts emsnsting from ' slohg'the'riVer. ' structions from Washinston Coast Guard. has-taken up a study “rid l: new LONDON. son. 20.1—vBssed”, upon evidence four“! in studies model . ln.the waters in this vicinity. about 1 shell nsh tbrouuh -the destruction 5 sound of: the mouth“ or the river is “ admittedly, badly polluted by oil. and? " fishermen are torcedvto‘go far to sea. . . in order to maltesny large catches. . At Ocean Bosch and other nearby V beaches, especially during the sum— ._ mer season thousands of dead fish 3 were washed two and the only. or" plunution Wu. th‘u ,theyllhad come.» , in contact with water-I polluted by. 3 . oil or other industrial wastes. At the 5 . beach during the past summer there , were many coed-ions when the water nus so heavily clouded with oil that i: it has almost impossible to bathe in The submarines navigating up and: ‘2‘ industries Under special in- the tiers. Floor Boudoir . Table Lam pro i of oil pollution in these waters. and Ensign Chsppell Wllltllesey, son oi Mr. and Mrs. Goorte \Vhlttlescy 0! this city. has been assigned to the task of gathering the actual data trom aboard a patrol boat. --Advertisers welcome mall or- PAG NOT 81‘ II ALVES. 13TH“ REE "A lot of (Vhina is getting chipped inlel). Mm y.’ "Cun't bo,1num.~when ! breaks. ! breaks t h i n g s proper.”-—London Mull. ~Deliverios will be made prompt- ly when ordered thru the mall. FOR 3 DAYS ONLY Thursday-Friday-Saturday WESTPORT L Infinnmnag nits-mar: “‘7' YOUR LAST CHANCE 7 ‘i a THE REMAINDER or out srocx or n LAMPS 1/3 Off:' This Is Your Opportunity to Procure it Really Beautiful Lamp at a Very Substan- tial Savings ”NNELLY’S I l former Bailey concern. specialists: in sail work. ed in 1842 at iwpresent location. a .the rear 0: 96 Bank street. by the late Carlos Barry The business later was field to’ the late Betti-nth: years.” subseoueatiy- tsklnr his son John into business with him. Art- or the death or the older fiction the carried on the busin'ess‘un- .m' . .. i. ’ rs terrnsr, son-o when selling vessels word“ soundilit the Bailey left was the rendezvous et scsnien rroln' all over. the world. Fishermen Oppose , Lobster Law wClta‘nge‘s rel-elected presldcht of the Con- nectlcut Commercial Fisher-men's nsjsocletlon at the annual meeting of the association last week in New London. Fishermen endorepresenlu- tives of fishing interests tram var- ious sections or the state. including a delegation from the Connecticut river valley. nere present and fol- lowing election ct olticers for the ensuing year. discussed legislation and other matters directing the fish cries industry. The critical ssll lott was found; Janice P. Clerk of Manila “as l i l v oppoeed to the changes in the la“ governing the taking or lobsters. as or the. stile no. and tents controls-g sicn. It likewise voted approval or the nation-wide advertising cam-3 pain to be put over by the Uni- ted States Fisheries association Cénsidernbie time was given over to" discussion or conditions in lobster fisheries line and the nssc. elation went en record as favoring the revopenins ot the state lobster hatchery at. Nohn'it. ‘ ei-‘al essenihly. . Theiilm tax law was attached as nstitnticnsi' at a hearing held to last July betore a special co’no. ‘ moonlit court consl'sting of Judges andxlien‘ry W. Goddard. The com- ; planets were the Fox Film Corona rk- and the Am-’ . ration of New , on Film Co. Inc... at Boston. The court decided. that the set. whichi .iol‘seed a tax or 310 per reel on .tlhns hrpusht into the state. was! constitutional whether passed under t'he exerciso oi the police power. 01' ‘ as a revenue measure. The association went on record as! 1, proposed by Superintendent Tltcomb.‘ the ’ ry 1‘? absent. Themes Thacher-l ‘ nah... Junior Freck V. of soil nov- springia'shions. workmanship are superior. ,oe‘. 0 city woel'en' 1 . ‘ ITS 1 ,‘ ' ~ ~ mart Cost on new » 3:53”! “23.12“ 'V . black and while basket » ' weave-a novelty is'hric ~- “enjoying treat popular. * x 1 . ilty. It has ssquirrel col- ‘ sr. Dressier coil. (or trim- ‘med ‘ ' : At the left are s new _‘ toilets and printed » ~ sill: frock tor Made- ion Junior.' 88. ~ Right-inserted flares min a swing -to this double breasted . tweed cost. silk lin- ,1 ed Modeler: Junior. . . . , 828-50 New Ensem- ble t h r e a piece suit with short coat of char- mecn a n d bright crepe dc c h l n e print. 838.50 '* Like the First Bright Spring Crocus, Madelon comes out in new She sets the pace for the well dressed woman and-whispers in our ears to tell us that these earliest models are usually“ the smartest of the whole season. during dressmakers’ and tailors’ dull season. They are designed Fabrics and o The toshionahle New York miss is wearing silk lined and smartly tsiic cred. a.“ s navy - Junior Msdelon cape cost.“ summary-s ems-rut 1 l- ,.
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