A! . 1 at of Sight for Style, I " LADIES AND GENTS SLIPPERS MAKE A NICE XMAS PRESENT. AAA AA AA IDA AAA AAAAIAI AHA SIAAASA “ But to be merry you must have not only a good dinner but a warm and comfortable Shoe. Illlllll' .llllllll $© AND $2 WADD STRDD‘EI; NQDWADK. ——EVERYBODY’S SHCJES SHIN ED FREE. ' :1 IF n heNa innal BankAfNurwal Capital $240,000 :Surplus and Profits $60,000 E. HitL, President, E. J. HILL, Vice President H. P. PRICE, Cashier. ----_--’-I--- ..... . ' Saeflepnsillepastmen Equipped with a Burglar and Fire-Proof Safe Deposit "9 , Vault, Coupon Rooms, and all conveniences for patrons. Boxes $5 and upwards per year. Wills, Silverware and an articles of value stored at moderate rates. FAIRFIELDCONATIONALBANK 44 Wall:Street, NORWALK‘, CONN. I‘I‘NCORPORATED, 1824, HAPIHA, $200,000. v .. k“:- - j", ' Edwin 0.- KeeIer, President. ' David H. ljMiIIer, Vice President, 5 Louis C. Green, Cashier. 5. s _ DIRECTORS. ' EDWIN O. KEELER, MOSES H. GLOVER, DAVID H. MILLER, A. J. MEEKEH. _ F. ST. JOHN LOOK WOOD, THEODORE E. SMITH, IRA COLE, CHARLES F. TRISTRAM. Accounts of Manufacturers, Merchants and Individ- uals solicited. Safe Deposit Boxes Free in Depusiinrs. M Richford. etc-41:2 WALL STREET- My Invisible UOBKIISOLE WALKING SHOES for Ladies or Gents are 7 Out of Slght for Wear, Ar . € “ -‘:-““4¥£a. . a"“*‘?";._5;m _ j”. ‘y, , , em; Out of Sight for Comfort' , WE HAVE THEM FROM socqro $2 00 A PAIR. GIve us a call and. examine our stock, we can saVe you money a - _ WOMAN'S STRANGE DEATH. light of Ber Glri Friend? Body more Than Mrs. McAdam Could Stand. " ”ELIZABETH N. J., Dec. 21. —Mrs. Hen- ry McAdams, a well known resident or Elizabetnport, ‘died suddenly at her home, 912 Delaware streeis, from 'a shock Caused Josephine McConnell, killed by a train near Mrs. McAdams’ house. The woman went over tO look at the: corpse, gave a shriek when she saw who it was, as she was much attached to the, child, and covering her face with her] hands she slowly . tottered home, where she quickly became unconscious. Dr. Donovan was summoned, but Mrs. McAdams was dead when he arrived. He said the shock to her nervous sy‘s-I. tern had ruptured a blood vessel in her brain. Mrs. McAdams was 55 years Old and leaves a‘ grown up family. The Philadelphia cs1} Strike. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21. —The trolley strike situation is practically unchanged today, and everything is quiet. A few more cars are running, but very few. The .- Oflioials of the Union Traction company say that the ultimatum posted in the va- rious depots notifying the motormen and conductors that if they failed to return to work new men would be hired had the effect of causing a number of strikers to desert the ranks. Russia's Modest Methods. VAncoquR, B. 0., Dec. 21.—Advices‘ from the orient. received by the Empress of China, are to the effect that a Russian officer and several soldiers have for the past tWO monthg been surveying in the neighborhood of Gansen, Korea. This town is situated at the head of the bay known as Port Lazarofi‘, upon which the Russians are believed to have cast envious eyes for some years. Anxiety In Cuba. HAVANA, Dec. 21.-—With the absence of sensational rumors, prices on the boerse have resumed their normal condition. The positions of the Spanish troops and the insurgent army in the province. of Matanzas are not known here, and great anxiety is felt as to the result of the- im- portant battle which, it is expected, will shortly be fought.- anward Lied Even In Death. Los ANGELES, Dec. 21.—-The story told by Harry Hayward, recently executed at Minneapolis for the murder of Miss Ging, regarding the murder of a Pasadena wom- an flve years ago by him is thought to be entirely false. Old citizens here fail to re- call any mysterious disappearance what- ever. Rev. Joseph Cook a “fr-coir. NILES, Mich, Dec. 21.—-S. T. Sear-1e has receivedaletter from his daughter; who is a missionary stationed at Kobe,.;. Japan, in which shesays Joseph Cook,’ the noted divine, has arrived there from l Australia, broken in mind and body. He had to give up his lecturing tour. Postmasters N’Ominsted, WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—The following postmasters have been nominated: Pennsylvania—Frank Strong, West-_ field; James Carnes, Sharon; Clayton'- E. Williamson, Jersey ShOre; Hamblcton P Wilson, Altoona. , Vermont—Charles N. Brady, New- port; Daniel C. Spaulding, Morrlsvil-ler E. A Ayers, Swanton, Oscar McGreg . Boston, Mass, , ward manner that ”three years ago she first noticed pains in her back, but did ‘ not pay much attention to them. They .iound proof. see by the score mm every part of the ‘cOuntI-y, but we know you want, and i." Turn About ln'Turkey. - , CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. 21. —An official ispatdli from Zeitun says that the Ar- menians massacred all the Turkish scl- dlers imprisoned in the town. This prob- ably refers to the 400 Turkish troops who :;were captured by the Zeitunlis when the . uprising first occurred. by seeing, an hour previously, the body of :i.‘ , a girl who was , Enormous Gold Shipments. NEW YORK, Dec. 21. ——Muller, Schall & Co. have ordered $600, 000 in gold bars and 8300, 000 in gold coin for shipment. This brings 'the total up to 88, 400, 000 Lazard Freres have ordered their 81. 000 000 in gold bars and Von Hoffmands Co.1,600,- 000 in gold bars. Prominent Architect Dead. CHICAGO, Dec. 21. ——Charles D. Atwood, "one of America’ s foremost architects and designers, is dead. His death was due to a complication of nervous disorders, against which he ‘nd struggled for two years. Mr. Atwood was 46 years of age. AN ROORESS Of Undoubted Interest to the Pub- lic. [FIOm the Boston Herald. 1 An address may mean a promulga- iion of Mr. Somebody’ 8 ideas of some- thing to be expounded in a crowded hall or crowd the columns of some scientific journal. This address, how- ever, is Of a practical kind, bearing on the every-dav matter of our common health. It is the home. address of one who has been greatly benefitted after long sufi‘ering, and who wants the pub- lic to know it and benefit by the truth. Mrs. Mary McCarthy, 63 Albany st. ., tells in a straightfor- became worse, however, and three months ago, she says, she was almost a wreck. Even sitting was painful, and when attempting anything requiring a bending or steeping of the body, it was excruciating. 3811's says she has applied mustard plasters all the way round her body, but. the palm: returned. She saw ‘ 'DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS advertised at BBADBURY’S DRUG STORE and boughta box and began their use at once. She says, “I am now taking the second box, and they have certai 1y, helped me wonderfully, and I how others suffering from kidney troubles will read this and get as much good as I have. ” These are the kinds of addresses we like to make to the public. People must be convinced, and that by easily We can send you addres- should have, near-by testimony. Our daily message to you is that DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS is the never failng remedy for all diseases of the kidneys, and are in daily use all over the United States. Just think of it! A remedy so univeI sally known that when a man re- marks, "My kidneys aren’t- right,” ..,\.there is some one near at hand to say, ‘_.,‘Well take Doan’s Kidney Pills, and that will settle it.” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents, or mailed by Foster- Millbnrn CO Bnfi'alo, N. Y., sole agents for the _IIn1ted States. GLOVER’S- _ 0 LE SHOE STORE," COME IN WITH. THE TIDE Of merry sightseers—the bright-eyed, flush-checked Xmas sheppers, and in- spect our immense line of HOLIDAY FURNITUR PARLOR, BEDROOM and . DINING-ROOM SUITS, DESKS and OHIFFONIERES In Oak and Curley Birch. Plush and Gobbler Seat this ‘Just the thing for a Xmas. Present. All of our Immense Stock of Fur I. ture Will be Sold at the LOWE PRICES ever ofl’ered In Norwalk. Open Evenings Until Xmas. 46 & 48 MAIN STREET, NORWALK some IS _
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