continues from east page. the. new wokm Invited h the lender school room In the honest. where the treat was In walllna. There was the. Itaual Chris with a real dials pleas, ultra lot by Harry Johnson? The satertIinIna I consisted of these numbers: Recitation—mills] Wolfe, ullIIn Crawford. Viola Ora rd Wan-db .Woo'dward: Dialogue- e Chaplian'I Vli‘aInin."V by five little girls. Santa 'CIIIII was Introduced to the young people and he began to diatrib- . ut: :he gifts and had I word for each 80 0 II. A i There were innumerable toys books and other gifts and candy and oranges for all. is are achuuaa Is III at her home Fiftbmlreett East Norwa lit. . flight-M who was In yesternay VoII'IIVIVIitlerab 3“. better. . not Florence Kelly. who Is ill with typhoid fever," is getting along nicely. I Goil’ "gloves and warm underwear sell- , its; at saving prices at N. llyan' a. See a . v‘: Lobstera, sixteen cents a pound at . Cutbill a. I'm! III other kinda of fresh sea food. . Mrs. CbarlaID pod and daughter Ruth, ef‘Weat Iv iha‘er been visit- Iug in Foreabville. i Itha lliilel'lxi trade is over. most?! the 6ii “I area are busVVy wlih inventory ‘ Mrs. Jameo Buckett. of Broad River, . Ia spending a few days with friends in Orange. New Jones. _ and hire. John Wilson Ind fatn- III? of Norws'lk, ate Christmas turkey With relatives In ltldpedeld . The annual eiootiola of otlicers m edition of Wishirika’oi Camp. P of s. ‘ of A. will be held neat Thursday night Walter Torrey Ali n.,o‘.t Wilton ave- nue. Norwellr‘. dam guest for I few " days, of friends In Nert. New Jer- ,, say. You should tah3'*advhntage of the ~ White goods sale in progress at How- land's. Bead the ad for the many bar- galls The annual election of odicers of Butler Lodge, 1. 0.0 I". will he held tom ought at the hall in Washing too I rest. . The arm streets and I picked the ’ will play I game of basketball at. the , town aaembly hall Wall street, tomor- low evening.’ You will Dogma hIVan gill'tNéli toot Wear. lit to: a a ove ’.a u‘nav lit/ti the ltitte reigns. and the Pertacta for winch: * 1 r ””lc'i‘T““'g°‘..“‘°.“i"ili" Cu WI e at, o‘coc a _ oveiing". to more" flop tile death or the late George b. er. . any I Honey of hits Pine has been , found to be a II remedy tor coughs and colds. and I Whirl: "Iifections. , For sale at notify!!! Pharmacy “freelance I - ’ and Mocha cat no hells for rty-‘two cents a Try it and see how good it Is. Kearns roturaéeg to his stud~~ Vies at Wilberiilm ea my. Wuhan r ll Vim?” Julia clay master of ceremonies, su- mrfi ill will give better satis- n rcravaneote A new lot atlIead's. Bee GRACE CHURCH IUNDAY OGHOOL. Choral Garvin in the Church, renew- ad by Fast In Town Hall. . The annual Christmas festival at Grace Church-Sunday School Norwaik was held last erasing. M ’i ooloclt a carol service was held at the church. The rector. Rev James 8. Werner. ad- dressed the pupils and invited them without delay to go to the town Iasem- hly hall. where there was a rare treat In store In addition to the gifts, I very pleaso Ing entertainment had been prepared. Mr. Rowena alight of hand artist and magician entertained the pupils at nd some time and then came the Ice creim cake and other good things. A handsome tree awaited the mem- bers of the school and after examining this thrOIlghlVaMbay were seated for the entertainment Presents of books toys and other toys. and candles and oranges were Hi rlbuted. . The Sunday school has grown wonder- fully since the Rev. Mr. Werner came that it would continue to grow and the :ecesaity of a 'large parish house would ewe a a ry on "till, , . GRACE IAPTIST CHRISTMAS. Children Participate In VProngm and Distribution of Olftl. day school of Grace Baptist Church were held' last night a; the church building corner of Butler and Quincy streets: There was a large attendance. and many ahildren were made happy by the distribution of the gifts. and all enjoyed the excellent program present- ed. - All interesting event was the ad- South Norwaik Baptist Church who told of the close fellowship between the mo Churches. and the Interest he al- ways felt toward Grace Baptist Church which the senior deacon of the South Norwalk Baptist Church. Andrew J. Thompson. had assiated so liberally in erecting. The patent, Rev. D. 8. Thomas. open- ed the service with prayer and a few appropriate remarks; Rev. H. B. Cal center delivered an address; vocal solo. Mrsi“ Parking, of Norfolk. Va accom- battled on the organ by her husband: address. S. A. Eagley South Norwallr; vocal solo. Miss Corinne Harris. duet. Phyllis Cunningham; reclt‘ations. Miss Minnie Belle Bailey Edward Smith. Lillie Lynch. Lillie Smith Leon Car- negie; selections by the choir: dis- ‘ logue. Percy and ‘Lflwfli‘lce Bailey: closing address Mr. Farrow. deacon in the Messiah Baptist Church Bridge- - noI‘t; benediction Re‘vV H B Carpen- ter. - The committee was Charleen Lloyd Mrs. Martha White, 'Mrs. George John mn‘ Mrs. M. T. Haley and De‘llbon George Johnson. The music committee wail Mics Caro- line Gee. lllsa Ella Hamlet and Miss porintendent N. ’1‘. Eng lay a who contributed so liberally for the scholars, as they have In the past. The contributors were J; A. Hialop I Com- pany.’ F. D. LIWI' (g a: Company. Miss N. ill. Ryan. Itiia 8. Tlllotaoh: Still soil-Powell Wiles Baxter's urns ‘ , sturmm Richard Noaek. Golehurnlit "' err m0!)mplbt‘.__ Selieckez Lauder. Re rt via; ween a BI evens. VJoaeph Da- New York Groc- Arilyatti' V . NORWALK GONGRIOATIONAL 1‘0- It Volt Irish and mate: Elsa » . .. less you‘re dressed fish!- to Norwallt and he expressed the hope‘ Starting right means feeling right; and you cant feel ' The right dress for now Is heerlfl. perfect ilIIIVnngvonaoatI and suits that smack of the made-toorder In everything but price. What better New Year gift to yourself than a nawou'tilt‘? " We suggest one of our fancy mixed suits. breasted, wide concave shoulders, narrow snug-fitting collars. well slipped all over to hold shape permanently, 88 to,$20. " ‘ . t Or I new-dresa-“Tup suit of black clay worsted or cheviot. Ibso; lutely fast color. sack or frock style. 88 to 825. . 'n “' And a new overcoat. medium length in‘ black and Oxford; wide shoulders velvet collars. beautifully tailored 010 to $85; or one of those living plain or belted coats. fancy mixed. swagger comfortable and warm, $16 to 380. i I: / We'll insure you a Happy New Year so fat as your more are con- corned If you' ll honor us with your patronage during 1904. ., I . Every thing man or boy wears Lut shoes. eaph tit can buy for the money 1 .- . ~ to. aim RogersStSteveus Successors to Comsreok 3m. scum seawaejt. 3 TEL. cALL, :22. 5gb; ub- V VV single or‘ double" ‘ Ilium you, ' The Christmas exercises of the Sun- ‘ dress by, Rev. Mr. Carpenter. of the . Walter and Sarah Ward1Ireading.Mlaa . The committee desires" to thank those store. Central Food Company, W. S. A V Frisco Tria- I /. 1' will give an antar’ To be asuccen.a man must be I specialist-into ore specialists In grim and that guarantees you the beat as I to quality and price. All our grain is carefully soreened— all the dust, dirt and chaif sifted out. Give youié animals wholesome food—V-thcy deserve it-mand we sell [)3 .5 iii VI.V IUY OATS THAT'SV CLEAN. .1 ‘ ‘ “‘ MANUEL 'l'. HATVCH. , Bank Commissioner Noble, 5A menu or ‘ entirely unnecessary. l-‘o V ‘ n will also eat ‘ value in who lng coughs iii Sold In plat bottles. “ ' mum au amigos“; the door. Night Calla Answered. Telephone call. we. INVEbTIGATINO IOOKI. . Official lollavas There Is No cam for Saying Accounts Ara Wrong. WATERTOWN Dec. 29.—-An investi- gation of the accounts of the town which was begun several days ago on derithe direction of I Iowa committee hao not been completed as yet but there is an expectation that a formal report may bombed in I day or two. An accountant who has been lng ov- er the books has finished he duties. but for some reams. information as to the condition of the accounts “I“! desired froin another source. and an ex- pert from New York has now been on sued to Investigate. Senator ”Burton H. Matoon is town treasurer and also treasurer of the Watertown savings Bank. Many stories as to the condi tion of the books have been In clrcula tlon. but one of the bondsmen of Mr. Maroon said today that they acre with out foundation and that he believed ev- erything would be found to be straight as far as the treasurer is concerned One of the rumors had to do with the condition of the Watertown Savings Bank and several depositors becoming frightened withdrew their accounts. however who examined the bank three Weeks ago Is authority for the statement that the bank is perfectly sound and that :‘ there is not the least cause for any ’ anxiety. The discovery by some citizens that , the savings bank holds notes to the 468. 07 against the town ed' to the investigation. fissure: said today arose through the gen- amount of 31V Ia 'Iald to lInv that the trepb ‘ “en! lack of information regarding the town's IndebtedneSs—a lackr which was the last three years. he added. the Ihmcunt of notes mentioned about had bet .- car- ried on the books of the town and had , . appeared in the. published reports of ‘» Ville. state bank Vcflmlsaiuncr. V mamas GIS’ Tim-e is nothing more appredatcfr’il, attractive. beautiful. Valid lasfing' . an A I l 01.? 1' FROM THE JEWELER53' We emphulu the advantage in a selection from the to» larger! “ "193thth stocks in the Now, 1' ‘J 1V7I: maiden is mutasl. By buying for flare stoieh’ Wot- f“ in offer youloapsr Marten than elsewhere.‘ COLEBURN 82 LAUDER .. ‘1 " rut annular. 0.96 WASHINGTON 87.. SOUTH NORWALK. “ we 3 IAIN ST... NOVRW _ 22%. IEWHN’ mufl'fi . Patti it and ,.V II;VVV_" Vt. I Steel Foundry. atri- . and Tennessee Casi, . lost is of Its rise . TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. WALL S'I‘IIEET It): to a. m.—-lne Block market opened petite and irreg- . u'iar. politically due to the depression Ienected from iioudon and partly to totalizing on’ yesterday' a aIWaaces but the majority ‘of stocks *were higher. Missouri Paul c advanced a point St. ma striated Copper on running sales til it. 6 0 shares 9‘. WALL STREET 1 p. m ~Calling of loans by the banks In preparation for the year end disbursements and the advance, in call money rates to six per -cent started ai‘general reaction in prices, after noon. Earlier gains were largely reduced and some of the lead- . are sold below yesterday" a close. West- Inghouse Electric fell back 6% to 2 . . 1 points below yesterday’s, close Gen eral Electric reacted 3 and some of tho ' other specialties a point or more Can‘- solidated Gas fell 255 under last night and Delaware a Hudson 1%: American V TODAY IN WALL STREET. Reported over private wire of MI- ples'h Goldsohinidt Commission Bro~ hers. emu a Corbett Block. South Norwalk: Anal cop, tail Anne. as 0020 . 20% 20 no.0 1F posing dilly H II. , »‘ 0 68“ 92% "X . V. be“ . . , “it no. a Vtcan, mg :3“ :3 ‘ sauna “It? at, . 5m greener cut at ' street today. Imus! a our... on... “or: Improved I polnil. 2, but the latter 1 30%5 1 711113; my; use . 1: ~61 my. died at pier: Iii Allen was widely known lapse circles. a d was I member tleal and loofah two I " pita. the American Association Idvancement of not a. tho slice of Koch first proaident.“ . . For I number of years Mr. Allen Yes a lecturer on Insurance topics Vat hib- -lev College carneu University 7Iad at sealed to have been I lecturer this year in" the Yale Insurance course He was born in Enfleld In 1888 and settled in Cambridge in 1832 and later removed in Windsor. Conn. His wife a daughter. Mrs. Eliubeth Roberta of c. E Roberts of Barton and I son. VWV‘iVlliam H. Allen. of Boston, survive Although Mr. Allen had been In poor last Sunday that his illness assumed a critical phase. Death is declared to have been due to general exhaustion of vital energy rather than to any particular acute or chronlcitrouhle times seems to be «19an easy. ”a..." I sear MOCH’A AND‘élAVYA. 32o LI. aaa‘r BLEND M. a r. as: La. leatVIMaI-acalbo. 20c Ll. I FANCY SANTOG. 15c LI. BEST VERMONT BUTTER 25o LB. GOOD SWEET BUTTER, 236 L3. ’ PURE LARD, 10c LVI. FANCY CREAM OHEEIEV, 16o LI he Worcester Polytechnic Institute. 1 The way of the transgressor VsolnevVVV i was I decaadantof Samuel Allen who I ’3 health for some weeks. it was not until all moraine In I iW‘ glut. . er in ,3,th no family. , 'lnvli}.lilsi ' felt WARRANTVED FVR rasautweara . , cocaine redo. Remember we also presents with our Taaa ind Gambit THELEE TEA liiDB 17 Noam m N cram: cup of If. any day 8r hour. I rented. Vcall for I“ i Coffee at ‘Iil prices. A new fresh lot ”"V‘" Java 8'IM0 .., char, 3 All Nuts at «salami am for one week to close out. Fresh lot of Peanut latter lost In.
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