' ~—shoro oi
come into more
in due yesrs than
,. _, only thirty-lire
.erk and but four
. 'Norwalk, it to the
places along the shore.
‘ was little. known to
I radihs or ten miles
ten years ago. but in
“Eleahhy then saw the
- which the Point
slimmer esort. They
1" .. which is
‘Roton Point improve-
is composed of aub-
”I . have ample capital
- Point In a matter
t second to none al-
, shore. The old~
, President. James A.
f‘ secretary an'd treas—
ward. South Norwalit:
. Julius Finkensteln.
‘ directors, 93- —8heriil Clair"
. «m Norwalk; John D.
I 0. Keeler. Norwelk; H
,Jeraey City; 1‘. D. Jor-
= ‘Jackbostiy, New York.
. u, the general mane.
lergewt interest in the
. Point Improvement coni-
nhotti one hundred acres of
8 yet little oi this in derel-
all three beautiful groves.
, Knickerbocker and Baton
‘ trees are sturdy oaks. and
, hark hickories and more—
*iehaltiiute. One feels when
' monarchs oi the iorest
in a primitive wilderness in-
wfillin a stone's throw at a
be random equipped hotel at
M
VII selected its the spot
. elligliotol. it is: most
aunt. and from every room ll
chit be secured a magnificent
across the long island
“the m is not right in among
> W, oak and chestnut trees
5h Miner time. when the foliage
5 ‘ ”their a trace oi’ the hot suin-
llaches the rooms in the ho
spacioiu porch»: which art
”fl three sides of the houae
cool at Itoton Point. The
‘ make this partially no and
from scroae long Island
1 its refreshing edecta to
‘ heath the monarchs oi illt
Ill :00 room: in the ho-
. groom are large and
W over the sound
‘ ’ "- * dIltlliaites and short
. . Ill I splelalty at this hostel
till? Pat Menu clulioi
reliud their annual clem-
i’ilint. No one know
,3 the. “regulation of a ”rat-
? Ill than the memberi
It" a slut) oi the Norwnlks
M the grove are myl
spots among the big trees
“(who air dancing peril
. iihohotclporch wherethr
, all enjoy watching the dan
‘ picnichers who come ioi
- d from the country dlr
m school excursions
W the beach to a lam
“duh million used in can
1,; fly. Everything has been
‘ snpo”ed hythemanage
. . any one viIltiM the re
nt time. no matter how
”the weather may be. A
.1. front the hotel is thr
*" wiiieh icon trout the out
"an indoor cirrus bulldina
perlortiiaiicew arr
by high‘clasa vaudeville
' Ii itoton Point la excel-
liesch is always clean and
fill from pebbles and stones.
little is arranged in arm
‘ convenience and comfort
'Thereisnotrarotun-
that: the sort iii inst:
iii Ill but the lltolit dariM
. swimmers. who and
mm of lookout Point.
4 to the north ot the ho-
htlii feet away. are tui-
1'lltlo Ill owned by
Wt iota trout the
eri
Lunch
me new waver: satiny
jean-urn new names“.
To. Alaska
GOLDFIELDS
.newll'lkl ilthonstes err
”bio, Wylmlg'lllimui indisris, .31....
mastic. Specially and w iii Steam Bent,
:wugi cLIghts, and all motion implore»
!
Seattle to St. Michael
Appointed to iniltméune i. 5.2:. 2D,
“i“ '10.
Thesehrfiemgnnntesrnersmweli knownin
my?“ Iu’t‘le. blindness in connection wit th
Luther's" ”“33. in u u
o our-on
Iukou Rlvorpotn to. y. u 0 m
“ALL WATER ROUTE"
Remember that this line enabler mourn
hearth! the MOON Fields w ttr
it hem m” rdships. uposnre. more
ndpmprrt encmm
vrsdmI on the «land mien. App y
"Pill! “90311110! 60
77 Pint avenue. lie-tile, Writ, orto Int-r-
national flaw. co..e Bow 0m rem
:ew Y o.rh “in
School Taxes!
The taxpayera oi the South Norwuik
Yuion School district are hereby noti-
led that the diatrict tax of one and
oe~qunrter mills on the dollar. lnid no
he town assessment list at is”. at a
neeting oi the district held on the 1st
lay at June, 1897, at the Franklin
.trcet school house. will be due and
,iayahlc on the 2d day 0! May, I898. at
third: time i shall on ready to rot-Nye
tone at Stillaon'e drug store. 2 Wash-
uxton street. i‘enalty at the rate of
line per cent. a year trout May 2d,
898, will be charged on all taxes re-
maining unpaid on and alter June 2d.
898.
r. A. comm
lollector oi Taxes tor South Norwalk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwnlh, April 12,
898.312 1?
door and picnic parties at the resort
Sunday at Home Point iii always a
rig day. for then the memoir people
alw a day’s outing at their own sen-
hore resort. The electric cars run di-
oct from South Norwalk and Norwailt
o the abort.- every iiiiecn minutes dur-
ng the open mean. it to a lmautilul
hit: of four miles along woodland and
reii~tilled (arms, with (mitten! glimp-
ea oi the Sound in the distance.
The nail lrom New York is a delight-
’ul one, giving a view oi Blackwell'a.
iart'a, Ward's. killer and other in‘
suds. 'i‘he lucilitiea tor llahinw. hoat’
ng and bathing cannot be surpaaaed
dong the shore.
«-
THE WEEKLY SUMMARY.
The summary oi 'l'he ('osimerclnl
Mord (or the current week author the.
allowing showing:
iialra Mortgages»
\low ”arm ....... lit mam
Nell iiareii ........ 5 5.100
'lartlord .......... 17 47391
lridgrport ......... 2!: limit“
Momb’ury .3 ..... to 054.7561
‘deriden ....... 7 ”MM
iiew llritntn ii ”.325
\iiddlotown 5 Mile
timich ........... it 3.3%
dew lmloti ........ ti 2.300
Yorwnlli ........... 3 5.54m
laundry . ........... 3 non
'l'otnl ......... ltd emote
tilts. "(rammed LAW lilw‘l‘illtil.
The lost oi the tree “emoticon inc
tires will be given by hire. llotrlikisa
n the Norwaik Opera Home. on
l’hnraday alteration. beginning at 4
o'clock. Lite pictures oi Pmiii. lil-
ih. China Add Jae-n will he gimp. M
the nonunion. Iir. Jackson will gin:
‘tis animated pirtnm. and tor the in.
terntotthniiewhoharunothadonw
oortnntty oi seeing the wmgit oi the
liaise, it will agala he than. togeth-
wr with lipaln'ii most important chine
.NWVQI in lortlu _
rotor or “it
i
themataipiosthalithehnportooat.
We In loll min [or the Norwalk
Renovating company. .
Cleansers. (not destroyers) at car-
pets. rugs and punters.
Star Floor till. a pure we: all that
AUDI memes.
Weharopurcliusdthesopoodsato
. Price whliilt will enable no to odor ;
will notfiaeh or scrawlt Ind is odd:-
lea. 75erergailon
Baal!” Glove Fitting pattern. de-
signed by liay Mauton. .
The White HonniIin brand t.
The best in none too good for our customers.
I
it; adiuatihie to any deaired else. Our
3‘ no» price in on
Practical Free Silver.
(in Wednesday the 27th and Satur-
final. the Iii} we will give with every
{purchase amounting to too, or over.
SHAVER SOUVENIR spoon, on
which is engraved, a picture at the
’lillllclltlp MAINE.
cleauublc rnirigcratorii.
Quieitmenl (lanoliue Stores. recog—
niaeii by our cqtnpeiitnra no the beat.
Puritan nine-dame, wicklm oil
nutter—have no Milll.
Will'l'S BY “All" CARRIACES.
i
w. s. STURTEVANT,
North Main and Ann 519.,
South Norwalk.
To Our: Carpet Stock
We Invite YOur Attention
Ingraiiis, from 2') cents
to 65 cents.
Tapestries, from 50 cents to 90 cents.
Body. Brussels, Moquet
ten, Axmiustcrs and Volvo-ts.
China and Japan Mattings,
Choice Styles, Popular Prices.
011 Cloths and Linoleuius, Shades, Lace Curtains and l’orticres.
N ()'l' E
.-Wc have secured the Services of an Experienced Carpet Layer, and
we now prepared to take orders for new Work or relaying of carpets.
A. Dickerman 5 Son,
all Washington Street, South Norwalk.
A11 that’s New
In spring Clothes.
WE
\ll that’s new in
and Boy is here.
WE’V
N0
wishk every man in Norwalk could see this New Spring
stoc
up-to-date Clothes for Man
searched the best markets of the country for
choicest products, and there’s not a store in the
land better equi pod than this for sufiplying you
with the vm y
at productions of t
best dc-
signers and tailors of our country.
our clothing.
N0
FRANCIS St 00.,
l'HOllOllGll .
COURSES...’
“in“!
remarrm
BROWN’S
BUSIIESS.......
OOLLEGE, ’
Idol-rein. Your Wants
in Norwaltc'o Lending Paper.
FERTILIZERS if“
IRADLIV'U.
”APIO’.
' IRIDOIPORT.
'wrtiliawrw for all crops.
romo iiiiiiiiir.
arouse eoiir.
Illl molten not.
met: nurture
Large or Imait Quantities.
Nannieetuim' l‘rii-en.
”.000 I!“ POLE!
or wutiiMAnit
70B Ski.“ OW
Raymond Bros.
skimping in make-up, but all the essential points of
true workmanship and best material are embodied in
trouble to show you this stock, and we'll surely please
the most fastidious.
98 Washin ton Street
South orwnlit.
0mm?
Central Market.
wmnw iii-ll dealer! in
Fish,
Oystore,
clams.
Lobatlro,
Littleflookcm ms.
triennialllmmmu.
HORIEMIIADIIH
Unwed firm they
mmumuiiom
Helm Corn flair“ Wm.
”Wan-w
Hunt & lellll,
warm ewe.
ivwmua.
flllilrif’tlaeeeortaipmmeonv);
. ‘iy practical frame on the trinket. est-
erfll'MMy
tween the two mines. neurone
oneations or low arise. which must be
precisely defined, chiefly heeauae the
injustice and provocation coiue fro;
our adversaries, and it is they who. by
their deteatihte conduct, here conned
this grave conflict.
We have observed with the strict.
cat fidelity the principles of internat-
ional law and have shown the moat
scrupulous reapect for morality and‘the
right of government. There to an op.
ininn that the tart that we have not
adhered to the Declaration oi Paris
does not exempt us irom the duty oi
respecting the principles therein ennu-
rlated. The principle Spain unques-
tionably reiumt to admit then wait
the abolition of privateering. The go-
vernment now tonsidera it moot indis’
pensihle to make absolute rem» on
this point. in order to maintain our ll-
iierty of action. and uncontested right
wto have recourse to privateering when
we wnaider it expedient. first by organ.
izing immediately 3 tom.» oi cruisers.
auxiliary to the nary, which will be
compared at vessels at our own nor»
motile marine and with equal distinct-
ion in the work of our nary.
Clause l.—-Tbe state of war existing
lustween Spain and the United States
annuie the treaty of peace and enmity
of October 27. “95. and the protocol of
January l2, hill. and all othrer treaties
or conventions in force hour: in the two
countries.
Clause 2.~i~‘roni the publication oi
these presents thirty days are granted
to all shine at the United States anchor-
ed in our harbors to take their depart-
ure free of hindrance, .
Clause 3.~Notwith5tanding that
Spain has not adhered to the imiara’
lieu of Paris. the government. respect—
ing the lawn of nations. llrtlptrsfn to ob.
serve. and hereby orders to he observ-
ed. the following regulntions oi mara—
time low:
l.-—.\'eutrai tinge cover the enemies'
merchandise. except contraband at war.
2.—-.\'eutrnl merchandise. excvfpt con-
traband of war. in not selzatrlr- nude-r
the enemy's tlag.
:i.«.-\ blockade. to be obligatory.
moat he reflective—viz” it. must be
maintained with sufficient force to pre—
vent access to the enemy's littoral.
{.mThe Spanish government, uphold—
ing its right to grant letters or marque.
will at present confine itself to organ-
izing. with the vessels oi the mercen-
tile marine, a force oi auxiliary cruis-
«are which will ctr-operate with the ow
vy. according to the “Willi oi the «term—
patch. and wilt be under (total run-
trol.
{L’lfl order to capture the our-mica!
ship: and «motivate the enemiew' mer-
chandise nnd contraband at war under
whoa-tor form, the auxiliary cruisers
will "It‘ll‘li'it" the right of emu-h rm
the high lions, and in the writers tiniiv-r
the enemy's lurindlvtiun. in accordance
with international law and the rvgw
lotions which will be (inhibited.
awileiinen what. in im'iurlv'tl in min:
traiiend of war. naming Weapons, :tm-
munition. equipments. mature and. in
general. all the appliances used in war,
7."‘Tl’ be regarded and judged on piw
mice. with all the rigor of the law.
are captainit. mentors, officers and
two-thirds M the crew of vewlnmhlch.
not being American, shalt commit acts
of war oghlnet 8min. own if provided
with letters of mnmiw leiittir'tl by the
lfiiiml Stair-w.
0008! 300.1 1031. AID near.
Matter lili- wiil not he Paid for by
ihelilto
t'lerk Shelton. oi the Superior i'ouri.
Saturday rrcclred in letter trout the
Runnable Benjamin F. Mead. mino-
troller oi the state. to the client that
hrreniler all biiia tor incl and lightnin-
trnctcd tor the court home to Bridge»
port would not be paid tor by the
state. The letter stated that the mono
trailer had n‘mi mined by connect
that than was no law providing for the
payment of three «awn-es by the state.
This more in the mutt oi the “smiling
committee" appointed by thrltm m-
tily. it mean: that the stain will not
hear thin noon-c any kmger and that
hereon" the county muet slider on ad-
ditlonal burden oi Minot ”Jim. The
county now heart the expenar oi the
innitmw and the repoira. and it iii
thought that it puya ii stillir'lem timeout
tor the room it erratum in comparison
with the state. The limit have siwiiya
1m mm! by the We: at ilie new-
tor Court and (form of (“woman Pine
and pliiti by Shawl! Howley. Hr hos
already contracted ior mat and will
have to heel: up hie contracts. 0!
room the county will stand by lilin.
trot it is rate to any that the heat at»
notably will grind out it tow law. that
will change the present order or ihiaga.
list” stunt other arrangement is made
the finely Matterhorn will intro to
pay the additional cam and it will
prove a hardship. iia the Mylar
it» already been laid for the earning
yrsr.-litauard.
Rum if A rumour mill.
rails VIM, (lawn. April Min»
tumblinwumolthlspim,
mummwhramm
rm
mmmniuimw the
W
diocese. and
lee-Io' that
able to euro In i ita'slages,
that is eatarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cm
is the only posture, com now known
iii the medical "sterility. canon
being a eonetitutional diluent: re-
quires a constitutional treatment.
Hull's Comm Cure retain!- intehal-
ly. acting directly upon the bluid and
mucous serious at the system. there-
by destroying the foundation oi the
giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature in
doing he work. The
have so much Inith in its cumin
poweri. that they otter One ,iinsdred
Dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY & (30..
Toledo. 0.
i
Sold by rlmieto, 75c.
.r‘
“A word to the wise to sutllcient"
and a word train the wise should be
suicient. but you ask who are the
wise? Those who know. The oit~re-
peeled experience oi mint-worthy per—
son may be taken for knowloike. Ir.
W. hi. Terry says Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy gives better satisfaction than
any other in the market. He has been
in the drug barium at Billion. Ky..
for twelve years: has sold hundrede oi
bottles oi this remedy and nearly all
other cough medicines manufactured,
which shows conclusively that Chain-
heriaiu'e is the most satisfactory to
the people. and is lie best. For sale
by (l. C. Balloon. South Norwalk. and
E. I’. Weed. Norwalk.
.....==- Me? =3
a . .'.' we
Dir. Curler is one oi the leading mer-
chants oi this village and one of the
most prominent men in thin vicinity.
MW. (3. Phippin, editor Red Creek
Herald. For sale by (l. t'. Stilleon.
south Norwalk, and E. P. Weed, Nor—
walk.
RHEUMATISM CURED.
My wife has used Lnamberlain's
Pain Ratio ior rheumatism with great
relief. and I can recommend it as a
splendid linlment {or rheumatism Ind
other household use tor which we have
totind it ralnahle.-—~W. .l. Cuyler, Red
Greek. N. Y.
The farmer. the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected
rule and bruins. Dertt's Witch lia-
1.ei Shire is the heat tiling to keep on
hand. It heals quirkly. and is a well
known cure (or piles. E. P. Weed.
Norwalk; 6. C. Stillaon. So. Norwalk.
~Iutoaewraakeadaehe.
Give the Mills: a Drink
called Grain-0. It is a delicious, ao-
petixing, nourishing iood drink to take
theplaeeotcoflee. hotdhyallgroc-
m and liked by all who have used it
Imam when properly prepared it
tastea like the Inert colee. hot it to
tree from all ’ajnrtows proportion
iirainvo aids digestion sad strength-
ruu the nerves. It is not a stimulant
but a health builder, and children. as
well as adults. can drink it with great
benefit Costs abowt it as Inch as ed-
ile. 1‘ III We.
WAN'I'ID.
Ladies and gentle-ea salieriag tro-
throat and long dilrtiitlea to call at
onratoreiorasainpiehottieoimto'e
(litre. which we are distributing tree
or charge. We mldewtly W
itnsaearetorConghs.colaa.llroaeht-
ti- Conanniptiow sad all m at
the throat and lungs. It will care a
min quicker than aiy other huewr
remedy We boilers it will «to you
larroeporwhoopisgooaahitisaara
to giro latiaat relied. harp- siaes. Ila
and lie. hold try sum P. Weed.
casron IA
W5.
Norwalk Chronicler