iliral, county uud‘tilty pollen-took purl.
, ii
3 claiming to represent the prisoner he»
'5 lug dented udmleiilon. even in the lace
{iiiont sensational. incident oi‘ the long
A night.
' l‘llllilllltl”,
A'Aprouilnent criminttl lawyers, iippiAniAod
- on the ground that they hiid been rev
allies illiiirle‘s E. Dodge, a
Federal Prisoner. the Right‘
to little Gobheei PreSent all
' the \‘Pol‘lce Headquarters in
J ,1
‘24 L—Atti)r ii .Aicu- v
1 till night seepiou nt polico
alters, lit. whiili he is said to
title it full confession Cluirlcp
i?" the fartiiér huiihiind of thc
‘(lhnrloii W Morse the bunker
ti lpnl promoter of the Amer-
mutually" today was it prie-
‘t the Broadway Central Hotel
. by both federal find local
it was expend-ii that
fine eitiA‘iieilt possible moment the pio—
oeedlngis tinder“ which he in held by the
End authorities withdrawn and the
be fhrmuIIA tutniitl own to
of the 'ew York county
lie he was arrested by a
top innrsblil a ti sent to
ill as All t‘cileinl pr .‘iDllt‘l‘ this
9. only to place. him in the
, theiauthorltles in‘ thin iitiite.
W159!“ hhargod with perjury in
detldrlugAtltat ae‘rvico bud not hren
made tin him in a suit by which th
‘ g as dirorii: from him and
tchv‘was oil‘owedv vby the sensational
Moriie led a dlvortre (raw.
.The'tlrrl l of Dodgiv in New York
\ yAut'toi-niion followed oni-
gep tllnd moist bitterly fought
frecord and war. the real
ingot when it li-l believed will
lotto Doc 01’ the most nonsu-
minis the metropolis has liccn
tiller 'elYprtii to protect l‘iodni- iii-iv
by tno .thedns at an end “ill-l i-_Ariili-iicoil
Im'ttignhel' to which hliAA zirriiul was
ioelvdd yéiv'ilcrdiiy. 'lvlvivn biAt’ori.v llic
steamer beating thiAI . prisoner liud
Joni lid liér dock, a' ltl‘ouAi-‘ir‘, iii-iver
lilii' wuy into tliiA preheiuo of
. lst ct Attorney .lciAoiiiiA with ii piipor
' (emandlug the.A relonsc oi thcvprleoncr.
This oillcm w'uii hustlcd unccrctuon-
-‘ lonely t’rtini thi oiticc by Hi .lci-iuiiiv.
who, nttu‘ refusing to accept the pn-
M on the giouiid thiii Dollgr wits iii
(5th pi'iiionci nut! that lie wus not
't'tt that timeiin Non York ii_,iiiiiiy
thrust the piiiiiAi lino ilii otlicir‘ ii iii i ll—
ct and still/lug llllll by tho i-oiit iolliir
walled him out .r'hioiiizli the door. lic
horn going lttt‘lt) tlii- [it"mttts‘lé :AuAiriAi‘
mood tliiA pitprr-bncli tliiiuiitli tho
pen door on the floor of tho district
nitlor'i'ii'ril‘ni oliloo \thn thiv siciiiuci
Aurt‘ivtid SctAAiAilil iittoiucyu “i l‘tA on llllllil
to represent the ,‘illlnilllcli, lint lllA “KIN
' hiti‘rled in polite iii-iiiiiiiiiirlois whii'ii
tir mnny hours lic true subjected to
v Itlit thc ptillciA til" the third tlivuiiAA
lttiprencutnlliivs or ‘t'lic rid-
.. ~*-~.~ m... .4. ..
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
. 'I will send free with full itiiAilruc
03th, some of this simple preparation
0: Hip cumin! inAiiiiAAoiihoou, lllceru-
1'qu illniilu'uomontis. lv‘nlling or the
Awoinh Scunty .ir Painful i’criodii 'l‘ii
ltlorslor Growlhn lliit lv‘lniihcivi. Deidre
‘ Cry. Creepin? feeling up the Splnc.
pin in the Bin- t and all female tiou
. blue. to all pending nddrtiun. To niolh .
pore of suffering .iaugbtorii i will cx
plain n Silent-natal Home 'l‘routiiiont.
ll,“ you decide to continue it. will only
t about Ill cents u week to gunnin-
. . u‘ cute. i do not wiuh to iii-ll you
anything. Tell other utittoreii or it
till lti all l uslt. Addreon, M‘s. M.
utnmurti. Box 375
. . Notre Dame. ind.
aunt. tondliiiiiipolr in. some
you on apt to sound It euro.
. i alt :nny broiilt in iiiiil
nv . , 7
._ he oiliioiuiely ’iiiire.
ilélilllti MRI With aiinhho
trio rot will not
triathlon import:
iiiiip ourlnc it
do For horn
on no interest on t-
. . tulips (It‘ll? one
th thlll Atlfll’ll
: accept this answer iiii iiuul, howivvcr.
, nttniihod
* Suits;
39 Norwmlk.
“
' int
.. -~.~
m
this conference, two attorney»;
of moot iii-gout protests. it won the
attempt of lawyers claiming to rep
resent Dodge thnt brought about the
Barlow S, Wi-elts and
two of New
A. ll.
York’s lnDt-ll
at police heuilquiirti-Arii noon iiltirl
Dmlge uriiveii there in custody of otli- .
corn and dciniiudod to one the pi livionor
mined to dc Aloud them. '1 hey met with
little success being iui‘oriiicd by it
iilcuogriipher who won .scnt out to meet
thorn tliut it With not known thiit Dodgi-
was their Curl“ and tliut it’ so hi- Who
at thitt time in custody of tlii,A l tilted
Stilton niithoiltlos. 'l‘lioy doclllit-il t0
and Mr. Weeks mode it formal ilcniiind
in writing, addressed to' an assistant
district attorney known to be in the
building, demanding that he be per
milled to see his client.- ’l‘lic. uotc was
returned, with an endorsement Slflllllg
tliiit the assistant dintrict littorncy
'iAxtcnilcil the compliments of the
season to Mr. Wcuks.” A dciiiund tip-
onin police iioiAgeunt for service or ii
bench. wurriint for the arrest 01’ Dodge
was rejected by that ofllcer with the
excuse. that he would ”have to see Mr.
hchdoo llriit.” He never returned
rcturncd trout the interview. Another
appeal to the assistant district attor—
ney brought the. rcpli thm Dodge hull
no ileiiirc to we the uttoineys that hi-
hiid not i-otniuid thcni vund that he
was. sntlidicd to be. without connect.
Before giving up the struggle early
this morning Mr. Weeks said the pro-
ceeding was “worthy of ltitsnin." The
attorneys dcclarcd tliiit they believed
counsel was being withheld from}
Dodge ugiiiiiiit his will in hope that u
ntuienicnt might be dmwn lroiu him
before he was arraigned court.
.\t thiA conclusion of the iAiint‘ivreniAc
at police liciidqtmrtcre, DiiitrAltt At— l
torncy .lcl‘ome said that Mr Weeks and
Mr Hirnitnoll had lltAQll ili-viiliiil admis-
sion bcciiune Dodge huil retained ex-
\ssii‘itnut District? Attorney James w.
Osborne its his attorney. He said that
Mr. Osborne hud bwn at police hund-
(ltltli'llll'? since the arrival of [lodge
and bull lieiird everything thiit lindt
token pint-i-
Mr. OSllOl‘Ilt‘ lllid Dlhillltl Attorney
.liAiAoiiii- culled at the Broadway (‘cutral
I'lott-l during tlii‘A t'oroiioiin and hull
unotlicr long conference with the pris-
onyr.
OBlTUARY RECORD
l-‘l’NEllAl. UlA‘ ROBERT .l. LEE.
The funeral ol‘ Rubi-rt .l_ Loo, the.
lingg'tigiiiiiiistcr of the Now York. New
llin‘cu lllltl lliirttiird ltnilroiid ("oni-
puny. whomct dciitli iit Harrison on
'l‘ucsduyV was bold yesterday afternoon
from Grace Church. 'l‘licrc WlliAl ll
liuAgiA nttcnditncc of ’l‘t'lllllVllfi and
flnlt‘litls iiiid the services were 0! on
iiiipcginltiA L'ltttl'i'lt'lt‘t'. l‘hc Brother.
hood of ltuilroud Tillllllllt'll ncnt n dol—
i-iziition lil‘ You'll Illtlllllt‘isi lliiA 'l‘iiiiu-
int-n 5 Mutual lltlli' tit Society of \Vlilrh
Illi‘ ilt‘l‘t'flrll‘ll. liml lust lioiAli cloctcil nec—
i'tAtiliAy. lTnloii Lodgi. lv‘, and .v\. 3]., iiiiil
lixcclsior lioiltzc. Knights of l’ythlilii,
iit' Siiiiiitorii, \i‘iAiAi- lllt'lli liiiAiii-ly rcp»
rivsimtcd. null Sl'ltvl llllllilhtllllt' tloriil
irlliuti-s. 'l‘hc pitllliivnrivrs \t‘i'l‘t‘ (‘on-
iiui-lorx Ii‘idwnril ’l‘iiylor. tlcorgiv lv‘. (Hitl‘
l‘rcy. of South Nurwiillt: ()h’t'lll' lvliAlloii.
iit‘ Siumt’ord. und ’l‘ruiiiiiioii lAliAuiiist
Wilson and Vii'iiil t'hitiuploii, of South
Norwulk. niiil llownrd l’iiliiicr. of Port
Chester. lho services lit thc .l‘lllll‘t'll
\\t‘l't' ciindiii-tivd liiA lli-v Jiiuicn llcuton
Worncl nnil iit ihiA iAci-civitig until in
ltlvcinldo ( ‘iAniiAtiArVA hr the iiiciiiliciii of
l'ulou Lodge.
’l‘llOMAS RILEY.
'l‘lfiomns, licttor known till “'l'iibcy"
ltiluy.
Norwulk lloupitnl. utter a lingering Ill-
iiiviiii of consumption. Mr. Riley, who
l5 iiurvived by it number of brothcrii
unil iiiiitorii won it? yours of one. The:
funeral will be privuliA and will bc
held from St Miiry'ii (‘luiicb Monday
morning. ,lntririitciit will lic in St.
Mary‘s (‘i-motery.
NORWALK MAN SUED.
John A. Hunt. of Bridgeport. Wants
60 From a. B. Gri him
John A. Bot-rt who does buolneeii in
ltrldsepo under the name or The
mrkehlro libs company. but! brought.
iiiiit Mutual ,Biimuei (lritlin, 0t
Bridgeport, formerly of Norwalk,
clultiiioii who damages and (305“! of
the unit. The details of the nose lircA
not divulged in the papers which itii
nounca tli t it will be heard before
the (3mm t Common Pleuii, iii. Bridge-
port on theillriit 'l‘iioiidoy in Fivbniitry.
Norwnlkmroperty owned by Gl’lmll.
iiteriloy by Dopiity Shel-ill
Peter Doe not Bridxeorpt, included it
bout-o and! lot in Center avenue and an
undividnilll hall or mother piece cen-
litlniiiii o dwelling» in thi'A iiiiniii
thoroitltl ltl‘t“. ‘
‘ wiwimwmmui
CHICK! SIDIN‘HFIED.
’l‘lio ehlokeh‘ which Antonio Gooblo
'iitolo and whinh’ih 0 said were iitoleii in
Uro’en' iii ili‘uruiii were really when from
the moon or Emil Antietam of Straw.
will". limit Norwolit. Anderson
hut hruhiieid till lilotti‘inii by punching
'lioleii lit the in run between their
lmflw He'e’ntilr iilougég‘dihio blt‘dlfit
dlcd ycoterdny afternoon tit tho .
busineiiii at tho literati hail been iii-tier
and hotter than ever h .
x t unanimity ot‘ tho prop print It,
People have been spending mono y
more freely till}; year than in yearn
post for some reooou or other. A, M «
, .eriiil tango: of satisfaction
p ailii
omoniit mitrohnutii. The poop éwho
’ reel th mold: relief that the with in
- over into thin clerks. the postman unit
A the exorotiouilan.«~ The hnuineii in the
local post oflice hits been lower this
‘ year than ever before and there has
been it greater money order business
than at any other time in the history
. or the post omen.
The money .ordera sent from here
have unmounted a large iiinoiiiit. The
carriers and clerks more thou have
their hands full with packages and let-
teraln ‘uddltlon to the regular bust.
ness.‘
'l‘wo extra carriers have been i rit-
liill tor several days. They are .i. asu'
Sedition and Clarence Crofool.
The express offices are almost clog 1
god with packagea being sent trout
here or received here and from all
points comes the statement that the
irutllo lii larger thun usual.
There will be plenty of good cheer
this Season without. doubt.
Despite the (not that it is Sunday
the South Norwnlk pout odioe will be
opened from 9 to it) it. m. and trotn'
4 to 5: 30 p. m. The curt-torn will be'
on duty for the purpose of giving out
lettodp 6 packages to those who call
for them. On Monday the Ollie? will
be. open until 11 a in.
COUNTY HOME CHRISTMAS.
Entertainment Program Yesterday and
Big Dinner Monday Night.
The Christmas program of exercises
was carried out at tho Westport live-
nim county. home yesterday afternoon
in it planning manner. Popcorn iinil
cuudy was distributed to Illa children
at thiii time. while the. big Clirliitinnii
dinner will be nervcd Mouduy night.
and also lit. this time the presents will
be distributed. it is expected ithut
quite a number of poopiii from The
Norwalks will be no attendance.
OPHlR CHAPTEZR OFFICERS.
Oplilr Chapter, Order of Mindoro
Star held its anuunl' meeting and elec-
tion of otllccrs liiiit pveuing. 'l‘lii.v t‘l'
ection resulted its toillown:
t}. N.-——Mrn. E. T larnh.
A. G. N.—«Vllsn Kt th Cl‘ill-‘ASlllml.
Treasurer-«Mrs Charles Dni‘icliy.
(Tr—Misti Louisa .‘ltcvenu.
it. C.—-Mrn. lv‘iAunik Becker.
Four cundidntcs'lfi‘tor admission were
balloted upon. in officers will‘ no
instilled at the_nt3xt meeting.
dummiii Big
FIRST
Total .......
livery coiiicistlini not winning
iinilirivllii.
ituiomiii'
All bandit iiiuht bc deposited in
lotion with contcntiini‘s name and
clivelopo iinii lift at tho (‘llttoril
E'ltllll or the intuit populnr limit
on .viitliA iii ciicli Hll’ll'Ll Elli-h cluttr llAi
’l‘lic Autoiuiit. (.‘litiir l-ltorcis
plai't-n:
CLIFFORD HOTEL BAR BOOM.
MAHACKEMO HOTEL LOBBY.
OFFER
to those" collecting the most Automat ligands before
March i. 1905:
PRIZE.
, : SECOND'PRIZE.
.THIRD PRIZE.
FOURTH PRIZE.
FIFTH PRIZE.
‘SIXTH PRIZE.-
SEV'TH PRIZE.
EIGHTH PRIZE,
NINTH PRIZE.
TENTH PRIZE,
b'itiiii-i on ton cent. (‘lglll‘r‘i count llh‘ 1qu llltllilrl.
unil li‘limhcih Htroctii heroic Mitrclt l.
SOUTH NORWALK CLUB ROOMS.
elven Yesterday Afternoon. i ‘
yonierda utteruooii lit}: the
to Ki
l
. rtliiv Mnruuurdh ll‘oi
toning iii the pingi'n‘tii rendered:
«March;
Bougwlioug Ago on Christmas.
ongAAJi‘wo little Birds.
eoltntlon-Whut the Stockings any,
Louie Silefo l
Christin“ Cnrolw'l‘ho Little Sheep
Were Font Minot).
Roi-iiniion—wfloiitn Chitin.
WuidA Green.
Sting—whiinlo Claus.
A large numbor of friotiilti and par
onus of tho children wore in uticud-
lll’ltlt‘e.
«Soil nudSiltt lllitii O'Brien i4
ELECTION NOTICE.
The City‘ Notion'al'Bank of
i South Norwalk Conn.
l
The i‘eitliliir niiiiunl iiioeiiui: in“ tho
ntockholders 0t thin bank for thc (Alec-
iion‘ ol’ iilreciorii tor the. eniuiiiiu your
will lic lichl itt tliiAAvbunklni: livi nip on
'l‘iiciiiliiy, iliiv ltltli .liiv iii .lniiiiiiry.
{limit from 1 to- A' oiAli'lck p. in
.l “‘0” M liAY'l‘i'nVi'
(.‘ .nniililct
! South Norwnllt (‘onn llcc. 10. mm.
MO "4 ill
I t ' lt VI
. iiie larvall Nominal iii.
(Incorporated).
No DN'HOII oxciipt ihc l’rviiiilcnt
Socroiiiry and 'lTréiisurcr of The Nor-
wnllt Simmhont Company are iiiiihor
ized to contract itn)‘ billii tor the (30m-
puny after Dec. :lliii, 1904, and the
Company will not recognize orders is»
lined for their account utter that ditto.
’ THUS. l. RAYMOND,
'l‘rotiuurer.
l
fine in
‘ llieNorwaik Saunas Society
Norwalk. Dec. 8. i904.
Interest at the rate of four (4)
per cent. per annum. for the cur.
rent six months. will be credited
Depositors january test. 1905, and
ipaid to them on and after Jan-
luary ioth.
Y Per order of Board of Direc-
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
[2t Treasurer.
i
all-
iiiASiiirntii
$to.oo CASH ,
9.00 CASH f
8.00 CASH.“
7.00 CASH
6.00 CASH
5.00 CASHW
4.00 CASH““ ‘
3.00 CASH
2.00 CASH
1.00 CASH
. . $55.00
it CftHll Dl'lzv will rct‘elvi‘ ii tzi'itiil
lots of liitl or nllll‘t‘ in .Aicnlcd him»
iidili'ciii-i pliiiiily written on iAiu-li
l’hiiriuncy. t‘nl'lit‘Al‘ of South Miilii
1905
(iii of union lllflilo vi’ic i‘ind lt'lc (Alirniii
Illlllthl with our own iipcoiitl bands.
will be round lit ibi- following
CITY HOTEL LOBBY.
CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
for the Holidays.
Men’ 5 Fine Black Suite. Clay W
Thjbets, were
HOLIDAY
Everything
prim for Holiday Ditto. .
Useful Presents
for the Holidays.
m
Spatial Prices on all Gents Clothing and furnishings
Note Prices Below.
ersteil. Uhfinluhed Worsted and
$13. $14 end $16. A
PRICE. $9.00.
Men" ii Fine Mixtureii. strictly all wool. were $10 and $12.
HOLIDAY PRICE. $6.58.
Men' I. Fine Oyercoutl.
HOLIDAY PRICE. $7. 98.
YOutlit' Suite and Overcome, were $7 and $8.
‘ v Hominy Pinon. ewe .
Boye Stilt! out! Ottomans. were 83 iiitd $4.
HOLIDAY PRICES. 3t 98 AND $5.98.
Cardigan Jacki!“ at Holiday Prices. . ,
in the Ooh?! Furnishing line method at ep‘eciiil‘
A. plodding Christmas entertainment: . .
Our annual Holiday feaét oi” good things is now spread and ready for your inspection. Christ. ;
mas comes but once a year, and the importance of making early provision for the universal holiday
---the day which opens the hearts
earth. good will toward men.“ is
and plus: strings of everybody. which breathes of “peace on
self evident We are prepared to help you with a larger stock
than ever before of useful as well as ornamental articles suitable for Christmas presents.
HOLIDAY BOOKS
HOLIDAY CALENDARS
HOLIDAY
HANDKERCHlEFS
HOLIDAY RIBBONS ‘
HOLIDAY PICTURES
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS v
HOLIDAY GLOVES
HOLIDAY LACES
BASEMENT IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE
In our Basement We are showing an endless variety of Fancy as well as usctul articles
Also the latest novelties in
ART POTTERY. CUT GLASS LAMPS ERICA A- BRAC.
IRlSIRAM & liYATI, Norwalk, Conn
N0.
Take Notice !
Beiore paying any more as~ I
sessments in fraternal seeieties.
send for important information
South .
free. to Box No. 592.
Norwalk.
Start [in Account
Now
with the
‘Faiitield Counlu
Savings Bank.
5| Wall Street,
Norwalk. Conn.
"nouns nit Putt."
FOR
XMAS SUPPERS
LADIES~
Trimmed Juliet Slippers in all coloFs.
Prices 750 to SLED.
Men's. Boyl‘ and Little Geitts‘ Slip-
per: in Black and Ruesel Leathers.
Pricel 5°C to $2.00. .
a
'PHONE. 367A—6.
. , ... W...
“WEAR SHOES llllll fll"
HAVE YOU
bought that Xmas present yet? it you
have not ii in time you did. Anythlng
JEWELRY LINE would be
i have a full and complete
in the
pleasing.
.Atocli. Come in and look.
Richard Noack
Ion hannot iii
A lot of Coal
In a Chrietniiiii stocking.
yet there iii no gift more
acceptable; .Every year we
fill orders of thin kind and
“you wish to make some
friend happy in this mum . '
her we will deliver the ,
goods with diocmion and '
deopiiteb. ,
“DO ‘IT NOW." ,
and cuiLDRENAs Fur ‘;
2 AND 5 GAZETTE ,BUILDING.
H. Krieger &~Co.
West Washintiton St. So. Norwalk.
Visn our .
Fur Department
A handsome tui set for llOlil
Wife. Sweetheart. Sister 0r lieur
Daughter is something that will please
her most. We havelhe largest and
best assortment ill the Norwalks.
Everu DieCe of fur sold bu us is guatA
anled to be absolutelti as represent-
ed. Watches. all the besl‘Amerloao
makes. Gents and Ladies. Clothing
and Furnishings Goods for men.
Easy - Payments
is our "established motto, buu now
and pan lei uour purchases Mailer
Christmas'in small and convenient
paumeiils.
B. Hershfield al'Son
can can cont.
Did you ever counter the moody you not In the cool huckot?
Are yoti having or wasting money”
Arc you getting all llicA value possible from. your cool nppro Nation?
When you pay iiiood hard onion for ordinary or him cool you are reason
to complain. if every cent. put. into c out iii wisely iincni, then you have rou-
HOD. to congratulate yourself. Send your order to lltl and be happy.
"Buy real that hi all cool" “Buy cool that in 030“” “No trading
alumni” "we give you full value ln cool " _ .
"Wood “is.
122 Wutor Street. 74 auvlew Ave.
- Tel. 181-45. Til. 97 7—6. him-
.liiliii 1". Hey". it tituln' at" Norwulk. politic Market. 82 lo. Main :t. 80. liter
CRISP AND BRO,_ N
for the Christmttil plotter hang. on
one or the minty hooks in our otorew
oil but the A‘erliip and brown" port.
'ivliioh We must leave to your oven doll
cook. We have the "line Mull,"
though. on our expert eon toll ,
l.iig Come in end titlttl your pieit
iy enough to A We'r
int iii Mil.
Norwalk Chronicler