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00L DUDLEY DISOWNS II
The Letter Attacking the
President It Forgery.
WHAT Ill} IIIII WIII'I‘I'J "I‘ll \'.\I‘I'I:Il.'l'
‘Mlo II.I INIIIN Saylng IlurIIh Thin”
‘50-! the [.IM'IIIII'r. Mill Ila TIIIIIII
that Ila II" but lion-It'd tIII- It'd-o‘-
IItIo- He II Entitled to.
Wuuilumn. April 2-: AI‘--l \\'. “I Had»
by‘l INQIIIIIIII Wt“ )‘IAIII'IIIH I'IIIIINI III a
United I‘Im rIIII-rter to ”It“ pnldnhul copy
0‘ tlIeVIInpelt h-tII-r, In VIIIII‘II IIlI‘ I-oloIn-l
.Vfl't‘ly Cl‘lllt‘lflfi l’mIIIHII Ilal‘rlauli. l‘III.
Dudley |IrIIIII|IlIy prtllltllllll\‘tl II II forgery
Incline-local II copy of II truer written to
Vaupelt a low Iva-k.» ago (”“1 ,JI‘IHI It out for
publication. VIIupI-lt. I'I-l. IhI llI-y and, was
III old friend of his, and he had triegrnphul
him to make public the original II-llIIl‘ II!
Winch the publialml IIIII: “IL-I a III‘INI’IIUII'
and he had III-4| IleIIIIIndI-II III IIIIII an t‘l'lltllllt‘
tion 0! how this (Ilhlllrlt'd \uImIIII emu-I to be
made public The .n; I' furnialml by Col,
Dudley r ads II! to!‘ ... .II.
"“ A\III\I-T Tm“, April ITI,|\~1I_
“8. ll. Yuan-It, I‘va, .I\IIII|'I'"'II, luvl.:
"DEAR UL!) Natl—Your g” II ll"I\'l‘ III the
Who! Much I not In anal tune, but it IIIIIIIII
me ailment. l have rmwntly I'vIuruc-l from a
trip to the south, where I “I'III I-II lIwIi Inhi-
an, and had a gun] IllIII‘ and II IIIIII- I-I-II
from tho crowd-I of people “ll! Iluuuz my
oflloo {mm morning lllllll nIglIt and [rum the
mountains of II-ttI-Is IIIIIrlI pit-I upon my
desk eIery d-ry \'.::III 10‘“! ;.. t into tlII
plb, where I run III I It III III '.III and l IIII~lI II
to say how much good It has done IIII' to III or
tron: you again.
"There is nothing E>II|IIII|I like better than
to do sonwthiug [or you, Sam, but I IIIII
afraid you greatly III-ere—tiniate my iullu~
encc. Youroi-I tIicu-l ltecd, has leIII-d his
pension in my hands, and I IIIII working away
at it to get it soon. l'erhapa “are is no one
In the country who IIIIII Iloue lb much for
Ben. llarrr'teon during the last twenty years
u l have, but became I or Ilene-crane
friends down in Indianapolis hum Ilarlut the
hue and cry on me lIrulIIIIr III-n Iloesuot
seem to feel that he can ntlurd Io recugnlze
measan acquaintance, and, consequently, I
don't takeIIiuIII-r In the White House slum
Cleveland's inauguration, a littlII over {our
years ago, but I will see it something cannot
be done a little later on and tell you what to
do. If you should not hear I‘I'lll me again,
Sam, fur the next two Ink, don‘t be
alanned. for there will be just as good
chances two months hence mad a little III-t-
tor) as there are now. Give my kind regards
to all the boys at Anderson, and renII-Iuember
me always as your friend,
“W. W. Drum-n2"
F "While I don't care," Col. Dudley added,
”to have my private letters published to the
world, yet there is nothing In this letter which —
I am ashamed o!. I Would just as won that
the president should no it. lonly told the
truth."
Mr. Dudley receivel a telegram from Van-
pelt,inwhich he says: “I think they went
through my mail at the plutonium"
An latereltlng Contelnpl Case.
Wasmxorox, April LIL—III the supreme
court of the United State-I Charles J. Denis,
district attorney for the Southern district of
Calllornia, made an arglunent on behalf of
the government in the limiter cf Alejandro
Savin and Thomas J. Caddy, appellants. This
lean interesting contempt case. Savin is a
coulsln of I’orllrio Dian, the president 0! the
Mexican repuhlIc. lie was sent to juiltor
mntcmpt of court for tzuupering with gov-
ernment witnesses. The point was raised
that the commitment, being made on oral
testimony, was illegal. The question was
brought to the supreme court, where it was
argued yesterday. Mr. Denis appeared for
the government and J. A. Anderson for the
appellants.
The Democratic Postmautcru.
“'Asntso‘rox, April Sit—First Assistant
Postmaster General Clarkson was clmeled
with the pmidcut for some time yesterday,
and in their uninterrupted privacy they dis-
eased a matter of comiderablo importance,
viz, the removal or retention of DeIIIocratic
Wuhan» terms: have not expired.
The same matter will be taken up in the
cabinet today, and some general rule will be
laid down by which tho.I departmental encu-
tioners are to be ordinarily governed.
National Capital Notes.
WAsuIsorox, April 26.—-I"ourth class post-
nillsters were appointed in New York state as
follows: L. D. Wake, Conquest; Charles II.
Dexter, Omega Falls; A. Van Patten, Sand
Bank; Emma Johnston, Sandy Creek; A. B.
Cnnnb, West Winfield; Roger II. Staples,
Wilton; Moses Blood, Yorkshire.
Charles W. FIIer, of Connecticut, was ap—
pointed elite! of division, pension otlice, "let!
.I. B. Coit, dinniined. George II. Gill, chit-I
of diIision in the pension oflice, has also been
diim'hmd.
Secretary Noble has directed an investiga-
tion of the report that government ulllcials
had used their authority In oilicials to secure
entry to land in Oklahoma territory.
Daniel A. Gnsvenor, of Ohio, has been up»
poiuwd chief of a division in the otllce ot the
first comptroller of the treasury doparmIent.
Hr. Grosvenor is I: brother of Representative
Gravenor.
Boone-ted on a Charge 0! Murder.
80mm; Ky.. April Edi—About a year
agoJohn and Henry Hill were arrested for
the murder of two potldlers near Jamestown,
Bull county. The murder was discovered
bymounl 0! pieces of flesh found scattered
w the woods. A woman named Berger,
who lived at Henry Hill‘s, where the peddlers
"'9 last seen, told the story. The Hills
"(to mt. the woman's story was spite work,
anduthe bodies could not he found they
“not [red Yesterday a boy found two
human skeletons done up in a mkonthe
IIIIHIIE. A wuhbasln and a basket, recog-
nhaéuhelonging tethefiills, wunear by.
The Hill: have hem muted.
Southern ldlton Adjourn.
Cinnamon, B. c, April all—The South
Carolina Pm annotation adjourned last
night after a twodayi'nuion M. B. No
Sweeney, 0! The Wet: Guardian, was
“president. The delegate: to the Na-
flmllddilorlal annotation were instructed
0 Invite that a-ociation to meet in Charles-
gubhAprllzexgutthenme time that the
m on meets Henry Watm
'l' b invited to oddres the two“
tin.
“lingual I’ll) Set Go to 0.10.”...
Imam N. .I., MICK—Governor Green
“M extruditicn to Colorado In the
~dWCoddMolthhdty,who
hunted at Data: on 'chargu 0! am,
“loath-abduction of: mlaw, lb
Anita Bquvithwhomhe In living line.
13 mhhuumtlngthem,
H win-darting to have anything
udoutth IIlIn. WWII coin-alum
mummhhhnl-atoday”
Wflflfi“.;& an.
ON THE DIAMOND.
Tho ?u'n “It'll "Clout tlw “tutu-I It
Holland Park.
.Irimcr I'Irv. April filw’l‘tu- man-ad game
III IIII‘ vnmn lu-IIwI-II the New York: and
lhntun.‘ on.» pluied yIutI-nlav at Oakland
pail, .Iul Inullul III II Int-III tor the Ne“
Torin. 'I III- loiioulng was the worn:
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I'.I_~.-I~IIII.III Ilramn. \VIIII piII-lI .‘laddnu. Time
of game TIIII hours. l'mpn‘es )lrQIuIId and
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Vaughan. l'nIpu'I-r ILIIlm-y.
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Frank A. Robbins’
Gigantic and Seamliomlly Realistic
WI LD W E S T
HIPPODROME, CARAVAN.
Circus, Menagerie, Museum, Aviary,
and Aquarium.
Blapic Human Hippodrome Willi
GUDIITOIIIAI. FEATS and Clllllllll' RACES.
100 CIRCUS CELEBRITIES 100
NOTED EQIIES'I'RIANB.
Full) EQUESTMENNES,
MAI“ ELIIUS GYMNASTS,
HKILLFUL JUGGII'EBS.
EXPERT BICYCLISTS.
COMICAL CLOWNS,
MNG ACIHIBA'I'S.
BAKING WEZISTS,
Voltigenra, Loapero, Tumble", Bhtorial l‘ho
uomenoae,&c.
60 LADY ARTISTS 50
Making the grandest confederation in existence.
PERFORMING STALLICNS, PUSH-IS, DOGS, ,l'ICS,
MONKEYS AND COATS, .
A HERD 0F 20 ELEPHANTS
Including the mrvcloul
or $125,000 15:.
III!) III ItIl’llMlI Insulin
Actually kIJIayinI: Popular Airs with Human-like
kill, and the Wonderfully trained
QUADRILLE ELEPHAN TS
Forming the utnand tripping “ the I' ht foam-tic
too." with the arm of an ordinary doom
ANIMALS FROM ALL 31:010th
Olextrem nrlty and value.
BIRDS of All Kinds of Brilliant Plumago
0f interact to Ornithological Btuden and the do
light of Ladies and Child}:
REPTILES 0F Ill. IIESCIIII'TIIIIS
An Aquarium filled with
DEEP SEA PHENOMENAI
A Hum of
HEARS, onmmu, INVENTIONS. CIRCASIAKS
GIANTS, IIWARI’S SKELETDNS. PAT Int AND
W0“), IKNTRIIMUIB’E HACICIANS, m
And a Whole Family of
CLAY FILTERS
From the EMU“, Infill IBM
on. max-loam and III “Lam
attnetim the World ha- m on
ON! 1'1ch home To ALL!
Childmundertlyearulhlfl’rioa
A!" elemtly sprinted lent-mod at I
mlladnnea.
III muons uifiiu IIIIIIIIII
8“” front]: SI: Ground tl mu.
' m‘nfimauh'mfi "
DONOTPAETOBEEIT
Loan-Iceman”! m runnin-
from the Angina Institute. lleu York City.
rumor
BASE BALI. GROUND.
South Nor-walk,
MONDAY,
MAY 6th.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. FRIDAY APRIL 26 M9.
M. 8. SMITH.
lllESS llllllllS,
LINE CAPS, N] All RIPS,
SILK ' GLOVES.
HflSllilll, KNIT UNDERWEAR.
GENTS’ FURNISHINGS,
K GLOVES.
P3138018 illlll Nlll llllllll‘flllllN NllSlllI'l llllll KIN Nllllfll'llflll‘
'l he latest and most approv-
cu styles with It larI'c 'IIricty
of Ilamllc III \\ ood, SilIcr and
Gold mountings prices mug-
in:r l""Iqu I5c to 6. :30.
11115:) choice lots oi I’:II:IsoI.~'
chrc showing an exten-
sive line ol cheap, IIchiIIIn and
good quality oi :IlIII‘S and
Chiml'cus 1105101)’ in all the
new Split!" IluIIlI-s and now-l
with heautilul IIIIIIIlles III GIoI- “051 II I‘ I" 1"" ”I“ Im‘w‘i “5
ins and Silks, :It 1_ 10 1,25, SUI'lIllllll oi Ladle: and child-
l.1I-'3, 1.00, 1.80, 2 25 _:l5 l‘l‘llS Knit Vests to be seen to
2 130,975 315.. 3.50 which no lIlIt’tl spciial :IllIIn-
Ii. “.5,
3 6:3 450 and .I 7.3 liaivruius and would
\H‘JII'III Il‘ lliun
spcrlively one third more than on“: 1...: IIIIIIIWIIlg 1.11,..9;
we have marked them for open-i I I. '35, 3-3, III,
ing this season 't‘lltIL g
A large assortment of I'IIuIy , .... ~-
ParnsOlS in Sumhs, l‘allllWy GEMS FIIIIIIISIIIIIESI
Stiipcd Silks and lanes, supei- ;
ior to any «In: Ility wch: no t‘\ CH
ollercd at the lolloIIin" pIiI es: l .30 don n lie nls' Bulliriggam
3.00, 3.50, I 90, 5,00, Shins :IuIl I)I".:IIII IS positivI Ilv
umth .IllI: I- II I] will he sold
loI :I.-.3: 'lhisis the greatest
*4..—
ll (‘ . . V .
human in It'lllh IIIIIleI II -.Ir
Lilli lllll Slil'flll Gilli.
2'3 dozen 0! u” ”I" “u StlI-III slIoIIII III the counlly.
styles of Childrcns Luce audi
Sarah Caps, the finest line over
~how II, at prices from 2:3 to
50 per cent. below customary
BiI-Ii'sllmcy trimmed Night
Shirts. not (Ilt‘flli. undesirable
shirts, but goods of the finest
charges, "5 lollows- 35 ”0 III:Ikc:IIIIl finish :It lill) :IIHI
75,, l 00, 1.1.3, 1.3.3, I.-10, 1.50, pg",
1,75 and $2. 00.
Blues audit—ills.
:30 dozen Ladies and ClIil
Ilren’s Silk Gloves and Stilts in
Black :IIIII colors, very much
below the cost to Innnulaclurc,
.),'35,10, :30, 7:3 and 80 worth
respcclively 3:3, 4:3, :30, 6:3, 90
and 1.00 pct p:IiI. 1150 .1 Ion
lines of hid Glmes left from
our great Easter Sale, which
we will close at special prices.
..____
nits? Imus.
On Thursday we will open :I
line of extra line striped Finn
nels 40 inches .wide, all wool
for .ISc per y. :Ird, worth 650.
Honriettas in all shades, lin-
est in the land, for 89c, 106
and 1 10 pm you].
A fulllinc of mourning woods
in Sewes Caslimercu, Ilciiricl
<,Crapcs, \uns \ciliug clc.
mEXCOleUlIflI IIItrgnius In Sn
teens, and Clizillics at 18c, 2‘2:-
and 2:30 per yaIIl.
Mohair and Satin B: an] dress
goods In all shades and at the
lowest prices I for years and prove a .u- .-ui m
l‘igured Pongce Silks III the tory. Estimate» lurnhlml :Iml
gofincst shades for 850 per yaId. lshmlcsput up :It bllult “Um.
limudcst
lienls‘ 'I'iIIs iu Turks and Four
in II: IIIIlsi III :III the lending
spling shades.
Alllhc III-w shades ol the
celebrated III-ut's Kid iilIIvI-s
at 17:3.
and
Mills
Collars
I'III'II,
(IIIIIls' Linen
Cull}; (.‘IIIIIII's III'
lilo pI-t' pair.
ISIIIIIIII’it‘Il :IIIII unlnumiriml
Sleirts’ii: plain and pi-pm
NO'I'II‘I'. “This :-IIIII lli>t'-
meul should he It':I(I I)\ cw I}
ll: nth-man Note ptitcs and
call and examine the grands
We have It IlI’IpzirtIncut III:-
vo'I-IlIIXI:III:~iI'I-ly to tin.- sale
and lllltlllllllt'illl‘l‘ III genuine
\‘colcll IIIIIIIIIIII Shades. This
‘is the best IIIIIlIIIIul IIsI-Il to da
lot' shade purposes.
IIII‘ most important l'IIuIIII'IIs I":
the fixlum. We use only Ilu-
best llartshoruspriug iollI-r.
those which have, been Il'lt'ii
We assure the people that each
and every article advertised In our
daily and weekly advertisements
are new Spring goods. carefully se-
lected. and POSITIVELY LOWER
than old stock advertised else-
where.
M. S. SMITH,
10 South Main Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
/
THIS SPACE
RESERVED FOR
SCOFIELD 8‘ HOYT.
THE PLACE TO BUY
FURNITURE
AT LOW PRICES.
special Halo 0! Autumn Chamber salts, It I'll-ecu, 819.50.
Illcnnlon Tables, 35 00.
.\ line. assortment of Lounge: and ”raped (‘IIIII-lIcII.
DAVID STOW,
89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
UP srams.
‘Bumonponr BARGAINS.
W. B. HALL & C0.
8'7.
1.3 and SUI“
:ImII'IIIII-nl of
”no I-I'
LII Tosca and DiIeItoirII Juikcls, lledingotcs :IIIIl Ilias
“amines, l'IIIpiIc :IIIIl I’Iiutcss .IIII-l ..\'l,'lS “wink and Coloicd
1,000 Misws and CM] Iltlls (hummus, Bt'tltlt‘ll
, Jelu‘cys,
‘5 to $50 .\I3w Styles Long (InI'IIICl IIS.
’\\ I :Ip< lrom$
Nllfllllll Bargains lll BIN FINN]! Jflfillll.
We will sell 100 more ol'the. Elegant Cloth Jackets :It the
price of those sold last week.
Colored Dress Goods.
Entire assortment will be Placed on Sale. Com-
mencing Monday, the 8th.
Never II': Is >lll'II a WWW of Elegant Dress Fabrics placed
Ilt’ fore the people :——‘..’00 stle-s of Satccns and ('lI:1lliIS,‘20
entirely uc w shades III lIcIIIieltas, Cheviot» :IIIIl ”'IIIIch Cloths,
Beautilul Side Bands, 100 New I Ieuch [lobes Notch Silk
Fluids 'IIIII New Convent Cloth, line 1- rIIIIIlI \loh: Iirs, New
Pl; III] II rilli: Inlincs, 1‘l\(‘, qualities 1 I't‘lll h Serves Cashmere
hobcs. New Cam: 15 ll: ’til' Cloths, llegzmt I’I: Ir~i:Iu Stripes \cw
Ladics' Cloths, Mousluiuc :IIIII Chnlon (' loths.
New Special Bargains.
l'llll‘ I rent II ficrgt‘n—We I III- -r 80 pic: I :4 ol the thI Fm III): S Inge-I of our
ow n Imp IttIIIIIm, III III'uIly- tight (:‘I new hill: hr: at only 023' II IaIII. Tins ii a
wonIIIIrtIII bIIrunIII.
:50 "Iii—One case of 40 WITH: :It 50:: one ms.- at 4.3:.
Mac (':I~'hnI.-re Serge 37.5.22. Uill‘ lot (or l' ‘llilllllnlinlls 3752'. I) :I- no 5m: Cush-
meres illc. One case Mixtures III 3% ._ I) w lot nt .lifil3.I-I|k mixed. 0 lt’ ca-Ie Fine
.‘llxlul’t‘fl 29;. Above lots are I- ithI-r I’IIrI- \I' no! or S. III and \\ 0: II, and II pnse at
all the new III mI'I- .I and IIIIxIanII ol the ammo.
(ninglunns. Satins :IIIII Zoplty: '5
SI I'II ml hIII IlreII pieces of ‘l- -w (Iinghanm and Hand-z: IIIIL' Saleem: will be up In d
to- IIIIv. Spec In! lots of New II II t«- goods-,1: Incy Filam I'Iri and Damask G IIIIIII will
be I III-red to- my.
W .BHALLdrCQ
FRUIT PUDDINE!
A moIst dI III‘IOIII Damn that can he prcparId .n tire mlnntep; Rose, \ unillo. Chocolate and Macaroon
tlaI'urs. Those who have area It speak luchiy II! n.
Y
N o. I
For-the Lenten Season we have first-class,
Mackerel at “to lb. Mackerel in It) and 20 III.
kills, Salt Fish and Bloater Herring. &c.
The. lineal. Florida (Images in the City at 320 :I Iloz.
3 lbs. Nnrlhflall Creamery Bulls: in: $1.00 or 35:: 1h.
3 1-2 lbs. ('hoice, Sweet IloIIv Butter l'or sl,or 30c III
II “1.1.‘100d, flair: Butler tor st, or 281‘ lb.
I-‘r- ehC nncIl III-rung. atiru arti- Ie two cam- for in. (‘l..m (“header in cam Pickled lobfler and
In: I. II: Ton ac, and sweat oyster» in g- ‘m Extml' hoicc Frame-.9, Dc lb.
Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.
Shredded Codrith III delichtlnl: one pound nil! go tor Iwopoumk 01 any other kind; He outlaw. 'I'ry II.
I n'itnmia I’runv. s lik- "1.7““ for 25c. lame CalIIoIIIia Prunes, id and III; lb. 3 taken Soap tor 10c.
zlhI- Choice Lu er Fig! for 154‘,
WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
Wllavc you tried the celebrated Dew Dropt named (lauds; they II 1: them a).
CHAS. E. SEYMOURHS
33 Washington St... - So. Norwalk.
Large Sales—.MSmallWProfits!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring Opening Sale
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c; H. HARVEY’S.
I whuld InoI-I mxmttully call the attention of the public to one of the
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Having added “(In worth Iu
NEW SPRING- STYLES,
Which are coming in daily, and whlih will be told
At Prices Which Defy Competition.
Comudnmtnemrwmwnwum. Tut-Mutants them III prim, style-
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C; H.“ HARVEY,
12 North MainStu South Norwadk.
Brand Spring opening!
The moat elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
liver shown to the public. A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to Hill. the public. [law also :I complete line of
FANCY GOODS.
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Guaranteed Black Stockings at 25c
A large :I.~,~'oI'IuIcIIt in llllll'i’ summer hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed Kill Gloves at $1.
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In.Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us :I call and prove for yourself.
H. Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
CARPETS CARPI-n's CARPETS
Ingrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvets.
WIIII. PAPERS!
10 Cents per Double Roll to $1.25.
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A. IIIIIIIIIIMAN & SIIII’S,
—84 Washington Street, South Nor-walk.
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Palace Queen
FURNACE
IS USED IN
NORWALK.
EAST NORWALK.
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use. For rule by
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GROCERIES AND MEATS
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Norwalk Chronicler