' Jewels
priceless heirloonia.
Diamond anslliers
$25 to $250
‘-}:.lill(lnd Bracelets
$510 to $1,000 .
mnd Bsr Pins
2.25 to $750
. :lmond Rin‘.
$35 to $1,350
~.._.. ._ e-
997 Main St.
Bridgeport, Conn.
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G. W. Fairchild & Sons, inc.
JEWELIRS l OPTICIANS
The Lasting Gift
Jewels are the gifts of a lifetime and often they are
handed down from generation to generation as
Here you will find the very
newest and most attractive designs and the finest
gems in interesting variety—every article of the
same high quality which has kept the “House of
Fairchild” famous for 57 years.
COI'RT liAl‘lll'Zli OFFICERS. '
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Deaths and Furiersis.
Men! of Mrs. Swift.“ '*
The funeral of Mrs. Clots. Swift,
who died on Monday it the-homo of.
her son. William C. Footie. 06 Holly-
wood avenue. East Ornate. Ni, 3.. will
take place this evening at U ofclock
from the lute home. Funersl Dino.
tor Frederick H. Gsnung bs’s chute -
(r the funeral arrangements, end tho
1-. "n'lins will be brought to thlspcity
‘ .~;-row arriving st the NWII
':1"ir~ry about 1 o'clock. where in-
fu‘mcnt will be in the family plot
l
l Eidned A. Rollin-1. . ,
I The romains of Eldrod A. HOME.
. - ) (Hod at the Norwalk Hmlul on
Ilium-Jay night. from injuries mm
in d fail-in the Sprintwood section.
will be taken to the family home st
Deposit, N. Y.. tcmon-ow morning. by
Funeral Director Frederick 71'!- Gt-
nung and the funeral service. will
take place on Friday otternoon. In-
terment in the family plot LEW
Bank Cemetery, Deposit. N. Y.
i 13mm Nelson Crowfoot].
i James Nelson Crawford. for may
T .‘scnrs :1 section boss of tho Connecti-
' 1:: Company. and employed in West-
! pint. (lli‘d at his home. Riverside ove-
i into ,‘n'crtport. from spoploxy inst
‘ r:;;z‘;:t. rim-ii 6:: rears ‘
'rz-m :lu'rnscd. who was well-known
in \‘qumrt. is survived by s. widow
and lav one son. Donald Crawford.
DI‘T‘L‘Cl}t commander of Mathias Prat.
Ann-rimn Lon-ion. in Westport.
'l‘ito. l'llnm'nl will be held on Friday
nflrrnm‘n. lirv. E. L. Reed officiating, .1
anrl lili":‘nif‘~“.t will be in WiliOWbrOok .
ccmetcry. \‘.'r.:t}\ort.
.._._._ ._ .s.-.
LAKE'S APPOINTEES.
HARTFORD. Dec. 13.——Gov_ernor _
Everett J. Lalm today appointedl-Ier-
iv l-‘. Seward, of New Hsvsn, es s.
.. ‘v‘cr of the State Board or Accoun-
Solid Gold Brscolsts
$7.50 to $75.
Solid Gold Brooches
$2.00 to $50. l' r. {or three years commencing '
_ , »~.~:~.~v 1, 1923. Mr. Seward succeeds
Solid Cold Stone Rings ' -: :"rllm’cather. or Ansonis. whose
‘5.00 to $50. ' 7 r‘x'vril'os at that time.
.ml '1‘. Buckingham. of Bridge-
i ' "It‘s rnnppointed compensstion
; r "ssioncr {or the Fourth District
~- .iuc years commencing January 1,
1'
i~‘.. Kong Hubbard. of Middletown.
u-:-~ rvnnpoillted member of the State
llm ri of Finance {or 8. term of six
3min; commencing on the first Mon-
day in January. 1923.
STAMFORD CARPENTER
TAKES LIFE BY GAS
Solid Gold Bsr Pins
$4.75 to $75.
Arcade Corner
..
STA 3! For. T). l)(‘(‘.. 13. -- Albert
Downing. a. carpenter, took his life
by turning on the gas in his room
_.. .1. ‘
take place at the first: social meeting
.fi‘fl. w ,,, ;
ol‘ the Court to be held in January.
The Christmas clarity work was tak-
en up and discussed and a committw;
composed of Mrs. M. J. O’Brien. Mrs.
D. Hogan and Mrs. H. Campbell was
appointed to take charge of the work.
Mrs. C. A. hich‘smsrs Chosen (.‘rnnd
Regmt—dnstnllstilm Ceremonies
In January:
Court Lauri-i. No. 106. C. D. of A..
held its regular business session last
RKEY BARS
RMENIAN LAND
im- med Press
'.~'.\\.\'i£. Dec. 11.-—Turltcy re-
’r 'niay's session oi the Near
' rcnce to ensign any special
" irkcy u s. nationsl homc of
M 1. lsl'net Pasha declared this
: in n. new attempt to dis-
' '. lil'kl‘y.
evening and v-lcctcd omcers (or the
comingr year, as follows:
Grand Regent—~Mrs. C. A. McNa-
merit.
Vice Regent—Mary Dru'ry.
Treasurer—Julia. Usilngbsn.
Secretary—Mrs. “'ood.
Historian—Frances Spinn.
l‘rophcteskMrs. Rooney.
Sentinel—Mrs. D. Hogan.
()rgsnist—~Mrs. J. Newman.
BOOZE DESTROYED.
BRIDGEPORT, Dec. 13.—-'l‘hree
thousand bottles of whisky and four
cases of French cognac and other li<
quors, said to be of a total value of
$25,000. were desstroyed here today
by order of the court. The liquor was
being transported by auto truck when
seized at Westport. Nov. 5.
early tmlu)’. nccordins,‘ to the police.
who Wl-v‘l‘ called by nnother roomor.
who had broken into the room by the
way or n. tire-fiscal") after detecting
the odor of can. Downing leaves his
wife and three daughters.
MFAVY EXONERATED.
BRIDGEPORT, Dec. 18.———Wiiliam
S. Menus; former postmaster
Greenwich. is exonerated by Coroner
Phclan. who irrostilmted the death of
Mrs. Anna Schact‘l’er. a. nurse. who
was struck and fatallvshurt in Green-
wich lw his automobile. in u-findin'
of‘
w. lushn was irreconcilable on
low in concerning the trestment
Ohsplslrr—Rov. Dennis Hurley.
tiled yesterday.
BRITISH STEADIER AGROI'ND.
Trustees for Three Years—Mrs. —
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" ‘ "a in Tulldk‘nlot 2:.‘sild'edsn M‘hJ-n “id 1“"5- 3- McQunde; BOSTON. Dec. l3.—-’l‘ho British r PRIXCF‘. HAS MTASLES.
q ‘rlr‘thoull for on Armenisn trustees for NO years. Mrs. M. J. steamer Manchester Spinner. which . r4,- Associated no”
“I n h” id nh- would not O'Brien 3nd MI'I- Hush Campbell: sailed from this port Srstm'llui' lur $t.‘ 'l‘nmn. lloc. l3.—H’ironit0. the
,..m0.‘ 1 n of €90 rixhtl ol hunters for one your, Emma. Donncliy John, N. 15.. went aground on the tip ‘ prim.“ “(cont ‘5 ””0””; ill with
ling“ n, international com- find M". NO?“ Cclcman. of Long Island . in Boston Harbor. * monslns. At noon todav his lemper-
. {‘n ycssztsntinoplo or else- The installation of officers will early today. min-9 was 104.9: his pulse, 108.
‘ ,...--_.__ Rood v"‘“1’ P""1°‘” M“’ d
.1 Barge Takes se e t o 1c1es en ace
uht Days from Perth
Amboy to Westport
’ wsrronr. Doc. 13. » Taking
F (luvs in n voyage from Perth
I . N .l. hero, encountering slcct
snow-forms, snow muslin and
ruble log, a Red Star barge
In the outer harbor early yes-
with a. hail load, 850 tons of
‘ 6'.
write left Perth Amboy Dec.
' v-‘ctlnd day out. the boats ran
.. wra storm that quickly cov-
“vrcn with frozen spray. At
.m nl'ct‘ssnry to cut the ice
r-nm the hawncr and tow-
lhe barge and a tug
. i it.
'I' day, when heavy bunks
"' «ml the sleet. the barge
",l‘ W‘Mde'rfi'gfizgir: it Federsl statutes to protect the
, ”PP“: y ' psbllc‘s interest in wster power do-
El’lanE WORKERS Vcioptnent. Welter L. Fisher oft
Exemption of Muscle Shosls /
messccd by Henry Ford's p
to
friends of Consensual: have formed
s
of
The members of this committee in- g
elude the lcsdcrs in the 15 yesrs'§
struggle to secure the ensctincnt of a;
Chit-ego. Secretsry of the Interior ‘
Declare Conservation Leaders
Violstes Principles of Federal
Act. and Threatens Grave
Danger, They Say. "
scmnmo um the Roosevelt ;
policies embodied in the '
Fodersl Wster Power Act on
Isl
take over the Muscle S
specisl committee {or the deleting:
the lsw.
. .
Q
AT ROYAL JAMES during the Tsft sdmlnlstrstion, is.
. " Cbsinnsn of the special committee. ,
>‘ “re-t were dl-cu-od omel- members are Gllord Plncbot. ,
R ‘ ""“rtefly meeting of Governor-electo! Penns lvsnlsgflcnry3
" “"r lggemiiil:°g:$::’ l. Stimson of NewN ork; Lindley'
' ‘ ll. Gsrrlson o! ew York and . , . , ,. _ ,_
'1 hut n'sht u tho Newton D. Bsker o‘WCIevelmd-dioc .. ‘ ~ ' .
" L inst secretsries of sr; sti l". . fl
7'. - lxvlsint‘la meeting. on Houston of New York snd Edwin T. 0 WOW 0 WM‘ M104? SMITH
._ . , mode to the Main: Meredith of Des Moines, former Scc— GIFFORD PINCHOT . HERBERT 3 Cor ~ -
bl 'qulghtful dinner wss retsrles of Iiigricuiture; Governor; Goya-mmeeiojpgmuymu Farmer Commmmp a! {v
“ yum-r President Ed- In. M. 1:93 o! Monte-s sn . _. *
" 'r'd u fOIIl-mutaf- John M. Perks; of Ignl‘gtsf Henry , _ . _ .
" vrs or the occssion I. Groves. hes o! t s orestry . “ ‘.
, ntcr of New Hover; School. until recently Chief of the x F”: g.” :‘aylzflz’!°:d Rubia “m'm' run“
Motor Vehicle ds- 3'. 8. Forest Service; Herbert Inc: 1 mm 179': flu WW - ”o‘r'l‘tfulf. Ford’m‘ ,
- , 'i‘v-ir'phone comosnv. Smith a! Connecticut. former Com- jmh‘. M,‘ - 5 "PW - . mag
. 9, should a rufroouulltasuonfis W‘v
“ ”'1"- M" Hunt" missioner of Corporstions, Willlsrn 1mm of utsrpnu- righ’ts from the Covenant not only M W
‘wr Trsnsportstion.“ Kent of Cslllornls, former t to! ‘ of l illi “ ‘f m I “a I a so! I"
'1'” subject w" “T“. m“ 132;, West Warmer-ll. c3.» :5. Him, but t cy also pay for the WW is omin- '
from An Outlidsrl' m, I," ‘ 0160,19 United ‘1'!“ Fordolsrhl‘ksofofio sustpsr unto-“0“,!“
"well"! ""1 dinner Ststes Porestflervioedl the Secretsry '[octory as not, and than as 9 him to throw in I soul also to
w. « m’.____ d ‘1‘. mm . ml, [at for though” ’0? DOW. ‘
ill'ilqul‘N 0!" If the 'Ofd werstobo ‘ _
.uznnl-KLLLEDWW me&fim% I,
'2' ”— sires s wstsr power privil will Tint the lessee not submit to dsy. GIN
' "“2 m ‘23?"1' m“ e 1“" “- Puffimm- "9““ "’ m“ nerve fiim n
_’ "mine a sytro- “3. {Mn ll no swan L
‘iy . 3 t‘trlick not! killed Mrs. mdwdd be . “a. the radon! Power wish; ‘
a. .4 ” 3“" "i Ffld‘y- V“ “- gnaw prin-' ' theservioebem P mom“.
‘ - ‘ i Uroncr J. J. Phelsn in s. .b' b M ”Mug”... 0: be M” Ior light. ad power.
.. _ eiplss o!
m womsn. on bsr wsy '.m ”V"- 1‘. m 3 (Under the yard slot the icons,
""“numnmudfim ‘11.. Wstsr ram Act or sunbeam-rum Interch— ~
. . “""d‘" ‘° 9" «bodes well dined M M 0' m) -
"M m "u" °"‘ ‘ c“ “1 prlsdpl. sod thereby 'rstsds'dls dfistssyexosssproflsonrslsir
if.’ ”M“ 1"" ”mm" public m a. as do- libero! sstbssetnsllnvsst-
1. ' ’ "MD the csr when he 'w W boring to ply Deity
TWW‘ "Em!"- monopoly Indu- It does t“ by: pill“
“3"” M {will thst dssth wu not print
No.24 'llnlnni act or omission of 1, fi' your powerless” Cd
r 14...".75. mucou-
thmm. Dec. lie—John I,
ah """" f" Drssidsnt of t. Con-
M‘lfiwrancs Underwriters...“
7.
golden or russct
\
Scaldswect Florida oranges are
good to eat and filled with health-
giving juice—ththcr bright,
\vhatcvcr the outer appearance.
in color and
8ea ldsWeet
‘Jloridq Grapefruit
Sealds'cht Florida grapefruit are
appetizing and tonic—true food-fruits.
Ask your fruit dealer {or Scsldsweet
Florida oranges snd grapefruit. Insist
l thst ht: supply you with them.
W ORANGE manor
Msdcsftsrons of the scores of tested
redpeslnw Uses‘ior Juices o! Sesld-
sweet Florids Omega. and anefruit."
Send forgift copant. Address, Flor-ids
Citrus Exclunje. no Citrus Intense
Building. Tulips. ! loudsa'
Legion Will Become U. S. FcSCiSti
Reds Peril Nation, Says Owsley
By EDWARD THIERRY
NEA service Stair \Vr-itcr.
NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-—-"it ever
needed, the American Legion stands
mdy to protect our country’s insti-
tutions and ideals as the l-‘ascisti dealt
with the destructionists who menaced
Italy!" __
Colonel Alvin OWsley. commander
of the American Legion. made this
statement in an exclusive interview
with NEA Service today.
"By taking over the Government?"
he was asked.
"Exsctly that!" declared Owsiey.
“The American Legion is fighting
svery element that threatens our
democratic government—TSoy-iels, an-
srchists. I. W. W's. revolutionary
locillists and every other ‘red.’ ‘
"Should the day ever come when
they menace the fieedom or our
representative gavernment, the Le-
gion would not: hesitate to take
things into its own hands—40 tight
the ‘reds’ u the Fascisti of Italy
”touiht them."
Owsiey sdded: “But I do not think
that time is going to come!-
CALLS-RADICAI?
In!" ACE SERIOUS
80 DIE iN EXPLOSION.
HAVANA. Dec. 13.‘-—Deaths oil-om
the boiler explosion which wrecked.
the Estrelln Sugar Central at Ces-
pides. Csnisguey Province, yesterday,
my'sxoeed thirty, according to press
reports received here today from
Comm snd Cospedes and ofliclal
reports to the government
GOTHAM TOWN CLOCKs.
NW YORK, Dec. 13.—New York is
in hove a. town clock, or to be more
asset, seven town clocks. They are
3 port of the equipmen,‘ of the seven
newbronso signal towers being erect-
ed o'n'l'lftb svenue as the gift or the
Fifth Avenue Association. Each of
a. seven towers will be equipped
with electrically synchronized clocks
with north sud south faces. The hour
will be
m-
l. I. CENTRAL DIVIDEND. _4
m YORK. 'Dee.‘18.-—'rfie Dir...-
”1' o! the New York Central Rall-
rosd _. todsy declared the regains
Wrdlfldsnd of 11-4 percent.
persists Fobrssry 1st to stockholders
of ”cord December 29th;
, 'M—_
Mommas
tolled by 350 pound bronze '
The Bosh! or Director-o‘er tbs Ker.-
”limp Loan Association held "
world spread at revolutionary doc-
trine hsd to be taken seriously. He
said patriotic Italians hod been
forced to take extreme measures
which probably would never be nec-
essary'here. But he emphasized the
significance of what. the’Fgchstl had
done. ‘ ‘ ‘ , isms:
"Do not forget." he sold. “that the
Fascisti are to Itnly whet the Ameri-
can Legion is to the United States.
And that Mussolini, the new premier.
was the. commander of the Legion—-
the ex-service men—o! Itsly."
Commander 0wsiey's warning
against the growth of onti~govern-
ment creeds in America wss'bssed
on speeches he is making criticising
the immigration policy. .
"The three per cent. law has been
a failure." he said. "Every 24' hours
1,000 peopde come into this country.
We are 'gettlng a. big percentage of
the tilt-raft. '
"Foreign-born people. with' foreign
and antioAmer-ieen sympathies. flood
the country and are the lenders of
industrial unrest—to any nothing of
increasing the millions that compete
with unemployed ex-ssrvice men for
lien is trying to protect.
The Legion comm-rider- said the
|.»- ,
.*
a. chance to earn 9. living.
WANTS BARS PUT
UP m YEARS
"‘The American Legion fsvors .
fivo~year exclusion policy—no 2min!-
gration whotover.’ And. otter tbs.
careful tselection on the other lids:
we won only those wh
Americans. ’ 0 mt ” in
"And we are opposed to tbepisa
of Venixelos, the former Greek pre-
mier. so hsvo a million or ' more
Greeks end Armenism unlosded so
our shores" '
Declaring Lenine is one of the
greatest and brainicst men in the
world. Owsley ssid the Ru-lsn dic-
tator s.lso is the grains: menace to
the sort or ideol- tm: Interim Loy
\
“The Legion is not in venues." he
sold: then added. with s. grim smile:
“But there is plenty of politics in
tho Legion—potential power. I mean.
“In every community legionnstros
are the substsnusl men in commons,
industry, {arming lsbor. Some srs
in office—nod others will be it tbs
right kind of resl Americans on not-
electsd without Legion interference!”
1 «I...
-c ;' “I
,g‘ .
Perfectly Simple
I '~ 3’ 3m. fuller
The experts and professors sud economists have msde "
The Study of the War illnxmsn n Science end I. 'rrsde. ,
They’ve written many volumes
in n deep sod learned style.
And doped out charts by millions and ststlstics by the mile.
And thus they‘ve made the Workingmsn a Problem and 3 Question.
‘Whilo he's :ust s. Hanan Being with s hurt and s. digestion!
s.
His {other was a men sud sworn-.1: wss his mother.
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no
And before he learned to walk he bed tocrswi: _ .
4.
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§
, t . l J _
Dorm deep benestb the ‘
The studies by Commisslolis old long lnvestinflons.
We find the Labor Problem ,is‘the Problem or s. moo
o'wsnts to set such comfort and such pleasure as he
o mists get such comm end such piessure as he an.
‘ * He'sneitber very-“91d”? m wise.
. . Buthewantlsomtuniniivlngeubyuhmnpmm
‘ He I“; “hoped sod m which oppression csnnot smother.
t -.'.
a -, ,
And if you treat him talc; like s Mon sud s. Brother. 1
He isn't my Problsn st out %
end learned dissertations.
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- And-.hoisnit any new sum , - . a _
‘ ne'- not s mess Commodity. but human fest: end blood.
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Ant-inspitsot‘somommsthslsmsny ssh ‘
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’7 . Is no monetbsn decent w’sges torus not-‘too-sssy my
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