spoke especially at girls and young women , do for others of their _ , a subject was “The ' for the Young Wont- ‘ The wonderful work may be said to have hi and carried out in lier address was an in. than who were privi- , it. She introduced her a glance at the causes oi ‘ problelm. the trend of town-tie business, the ten» )1 in contrast to the past " . .. of self-support and ll” than the need of such - ‘ *tbe problems that o 'l ' leave quiet count. ‘ to cities. Miss Melti- bontelessness of life in ‘ of toil. the lack of tilt 1ii a. the opportunities for the low rate of wages . -.. dangers that be— ' worker. the association ll Molly to solve. lie "Woman rooms, with on of working girls withir, till! Harlem brunch ha: ‘ now eight hundred young “iis priviltges and upper l short time since thu 1 with every convenience the association. Is on u .. basis. Its aim is it , mu with whatever so til. religeuus helps the} way of classes or enter lunch rooms. boardinl ratirsttlve homes. 'i‘tu touching instances ot ’llltotl in this way. Sh: ‘lll‘ng comparison of tilt . ' “the girls to searching 1 , flowers. The browu tall are pushed aside lr * the roots and storm “It hold down and hide , ‘ are removed am. 7 m admires whni beloru » - or crushed under In; most lnlerestlns ”pleasure and inspira- ”lamenting to the clot ‘ ileum speak slit. . ~ of the ssslstsncu the former tress Il-“l'ils Slate De - the policy at the is rmrd to printm- v pith-governments Hint-s moras- @ hostilities between i as. llpsls it will be Well into a magnificent . *' mm by being tumbled about Ind m. a . posture and ntwloctsd with. him“ In a climate of sudden tutti am on. us. many physicians I'm in thsln a throat or the WIepopnisrj lion of the country Within a few years a certain Ion. oi localtrsslnteot has been tried by medical men with great anceess; sud illegal-ding the old» fashioned and antiserum—become use- less~treatment by odorons inhalers. which are doubly daumus to climatic changes. by constitution] medias which tax the system without hens“. by all the foul and unclean snuff. and powdered antes with which snacks Ind Watermelo- advertisers have ex- hausted the patience of the public. they used this new method in relieving the persistent diseases that had be- come so menacing. And ioliowlug out the lines of this treaisnem. patient workers, after long investigation, have produced a remedy which, in compari. son to the results of the old method. is wonderful. It cures catarrh. even when extended over the mucous mem- brane of the whole body. it breaks up the severest colds at once. It cures deafness and it prevents ”:grlp diph- theria. tonsilitls. hay fever and all similar troubles. And ,containing an element whose odor is the strongest germacids known. it crates In the nuts— al passages an atmosphere in which disease germ. cannot live. After using California Catarrh Cure, as this now (anions treatment Is named. for'twelvc hours. any air passing into the lungs will be charged with this faint and subtle odor, suiilciently strong to des— troy every germ that can exist in the brouchia tubes or lungs. Au thus, to the users, bronchitis and consumption ire unknown. C. C. C. is sold at Plaisted'a and by all druggists: 50 cents. three times as much, one dollar. ' nova: sebum. Anti alumborof People in Stamford Usrrowly Escaped Death Great excitement reigned in Stom- tord yesterday morning when an alarm was rung in calling out the tire depart- ment to Cottage Place. A peculiar ten- uurc o! the signal was thnt there was no tire. but the services of the department were required in cxtricniing n nluuber '1' persons from n large building on Cottage Place which had collapsed. A large force of Worltmen has been engaged for some time in renovating a urge tenement limit!!! in that portion of he city. The owner recently decided to raise the building one story and con“ struct n imminent under the present first lloor. With this object in view the building was jacked up some fifteen feet or more that the workmen might lure ample room to more about in the ‘ursoctneiihd obstruction of the basernent which was to be of briclu. The house has been occupied by n argue number of Italian laborers and it runs not defined necessary for the In, natus to more out during the mums of be lmproitcments and they went to rod from the building as heretofore. ivlng and slmpiug there with no apps! rent difference than when the tenement would on tern tit-ins. There was seemingly no danger in so icing and as the tasks appeared to hold all. hours rigidly there was no thought of their being unable to stand the drain pinned upon thorn. in this. how- wer. the contractors were mistaken. “or nburnt 4 o‘clock yesterday morning still no apparent warning whaterer. be building collapsed completely. time were is its interior st the limb him-en persons. their soul women. and wondrous a. it sppsars, there were tons unduly inittml. nurse. I umber were moreorless mg strnclt by Mills pieces of furni- ture. The fire department did elective work and the inmates were soon re» bored froth their perilous nosltlons in 'ousescspstbey all appnelste. The, hunts; was completely dsrnollsbed fry *he sit. wmmvwltsossrsuts 'l'liswsbwuorstsisthe employ oi though of, the debris. 'i'lrat they bad I Illll‘lflr‘ umsmnmimosk‘ tum parsimonious-sea crabs is cits nest no.0» wanes writs cur rwsrnsswcn rules can .ths limits unlit! OB‘WLEIIEN'BISWMCASH. , This week we will close out our entire stock of arsphophopu and supplier. Eagle Graphophonos. complete with horn. tubes and roprodnm. $7. :5. WWW. MIMI, I. NOTE. WE WE’V N0 N0 till I' the THOSDUGII COURSES... mums-try. Arithmetic. ”sill". M law stock. Besireeordswcentseaob. .5": White Enameled bedstesds Dnsssn and Wash Stands. idnolenms. Carpet, letting. New line. Jordiuleres, Iisnging Baskets. Jnrdiulcre Tables. We positively surname our prices to be theaters-t; this is not advertising talk, but a proven fact-test it. we request all honseclcaners to ma us a rug to be cleaned by the Renovcnc process free just to demonstrate m .9 an improvo your carpets any make them loos use lieu. its beating Sanitary cleaning Testimonials. “1 2. I To“ Suck We Invite Your Attention Q “ L without a wick. odor or smoke-dill. can be .1 no ”tr North Main and Ann Sis... So. Norwnlk lngrains, from 25 cents to 65 cents. ’l'apestrics, from 5) cents to 90 cents. Body Brussels, Moquettcs, Axminstcrs and Velvcts. “1‘s?" r ‘1 t» ‘ 7 . . A11 '1 that’s New In Spring Clothes. l lioy is here. searched the best markets of the choicest products, and there it not a store ill the land better equipped than this for su plying you with the very best productions of ill China and Japan Mailings, I Choice Styles, Popular Prices. Oil Cloths and Linolcums. Shades, Luce Curtains and l’ortiercs. We have secured the services of on Experienced Carpet Layer, and are now prepared to take orders for new wmk or relaying of carpets. A. Dickerman 8t Son, all Washington Street. South Norwalk. wishk every man in Somali: could see this New Spring All that's new in tip-tubulatc Clothes for Man c best ulc- signers and tailors of our country. clothing. most fastidious. FRANCIS 5‘ 00.", W~~WW FEBTILIZEBS ! IIADLIV'O. IRIDOKPOI‘I’. Forullsorz—foxll crops. ”"10 IAIIIIE. Oillllllil ”It. All ”cm HIE. "Alli Illlllil. Largo or Small detonation. medium m ' moo In! ”it. A‘l‘ “HOW dressy-r .l w . skimping in make-up, but all the essential points of true workmanship and best material are embodied in trouble to show you this stock tillll we’ll surely please 98 Wot-thin ion Street. South orwullu. pantie Central Market. ’wmm mutant-1mm '1'“; m 1:: Itom. ot Norwsllt. remiss». r ly assembled. to wit. as Oydur't, the m day of Jsmtary. A. 0.. ms cIOMI“.* gs: for lhs purpose of providing for ‘ 1‘ Mountainside-Jeri» Lobfl‘tins» spoil tits ”"6bi mm real es~ Listloflookclams, met so . ‘ " m ‘ u: can't?“ "avllumwm u MI p ‘M 'I Ollllllllllitlllltllilllltfl. the City or m mu. with us country for out» good. iltlllsetor of Tues. nodes , by virtue of a certain tax warrant. duly executed sud signed by proper authority soul directed to the under- lined. command him to levy and collect or "”1“" ""JMSIB‘E. VILLAGE. and «burner-ea. nausea tn the rate MLWIMlisttossidwsrrsptan- Wat. their moral 'prilportiotib oi the rain total as therein stout] said will baiogstsaorusessmentlaluluponths steamed list blade in ms; by the lilinbiiants ”at the town oi Norwalt. regularly and legally asembleo to wit. on the filth day of December. A. 1)., 1893. met lot the purpose of providing for the in- debtodnm of said town. levies upon the following described real estate of said . JESSIE E. VILLAGE. situated in town of Norwsllt. and in the city oI South Norwnllt. with the buildings thereon standing. and bound. at] Westerly 45 1-10 feet by Woodward avenue and 80 feet by land of William B. Hubbell, Southerly 228 feet by land of the Norwallu Tramway company. Easterly about 90 feet by a proposed extension of Day street and Northerly by land of Julio Rogers in part and 124 feet by land of William B. Hubbeli And I shall sell at Public auction. on the premises hen-inhalers described. on the 28d day of June. A. D.. 1898. at 11 o'clock foranoon. so much thereof at will raise the sum of one and iii—loo dollars. that being the proportion of the said JESSIE E. VILLAGE of the sum total in said list. together with the charges or levy, sale. etc. GEORGE .il. 31‘. JOHN, Tax Collector, list of 1893. Dated at Norwallu, April 20. A. 1).. 1898. . s 21. 28. m 5 W Tux Collecm’s Sale. M Notice is hereby given that tht undersigned. Collector of Taxes under and by virtue of s certain to: warrant. duly executed ant signed by proper authority and direct- ed to the undersigned. u-ouumandint him to levy and collect of JESSIE E. VILLAGE add other persons named in the ratu bunk. on the list to said warrant on netted. their several proportions of “’1' sum total as therein stated. said sun being a tax or assessment laid upon tits moment list at Milli. by the inhabi toms of the Town of Norwulit. rcgu luriy and legally usscmttlmi, to wit on the first day of March. A. ll... ism? met for the purpmc of providing to: the indebtedness of said town, leviet upon the following described rcai or into oi said JESSIE i-l. VILLAGE slluatud in the town of Nurwuiit, and ii the city of South Norwnllt. with tho buildings thereon standing and lmtmd cd westerly l5 loll) feud by Womiwarr avenue, and do four by land of William ll. liulibeii. southerly .128 feet by lam of the Somali: Tramway company easterly about 90 feet by a proposed extension of tiny street and northerly by land of Julia Rogers in port and 12 fuel by land of William Ii. Ilnbbcli. And I shall sell tit public auction, or the premises hereinbeforu- described. at tho and day of June. A. ll. lililil. at it: If» o‘clock lorenoou, so much thereof a: will raise the sum of One and tau "I'lc-llllndflullhs dollars, that being thu proportion of the said JESSIE l5. VILLAtil'}. of the sum total In said list. towetlwv with the charges of sale. levy. «to. BEGIN}!!! ll. 81'. JOHN. Tax Collector. Lilli of it”. listed at Norwallu. April 20. A. I). 1391i. 3 all. zit. m5 ' Tax Collector’s Sole. Notice is hereby given that the on domlgned. f’olfcctor of Tam. under sod by virtue of a cert-lit tax war: rant. duly executed and signed by proper authority and directed to tilt undersigned. rommsmilng him to levy and bailout of JESSIE E. VILLAGE and other mos in the rule book on the list to slid warrant annexed. their severe) proportions oi the sun totalsstboreioststsd.sslulsotn bslns s in or most laid upon the s.- W list oi‘ not by the isbabt: goes tint the un- ‘ and by virtue of s certain wmt dill! assented nodal; byipro‘pgrauthor its» not! directedm to uni: slider-limo. commanding him to levy and collect ol 1m E- WWII- “and other persons named ill ‘ all? boos. onlhe‘tlrtto‘utd W- uu. weir several proportht‘isoflbls‘m total as thelu stated. laid stintbsinsa tax or sacrament lsitl up“ Mt but made in rats by the inhabio dots of the town of Norwslh. regular- y and legally assembled to‘ wk, on the 36th day of January. A D Him mufor its purpose of providing for the indebt— -dness of the said town, leviesuponille following described real estate it! sold ' JESSIE B. VILLAGE. , dtunteui in the‘i’l'nwn of Not-trails. and n the City of South Norwaih. with the building theretm standing and . bounded westerly 45 1-10 feet iy Woodward avenue and 80 feet by and of William B. Hubbeli. southerly 538 feet by land of the Norwaik Tram- ‘tvsy company. easterly about 90 feet ry a proposed extension of Day street and northerly by land of Julia Rog- ers in part and 124 feet by land of Wil- iam B. Hubbell And I shall sell at public auction, on .he premises bereinbefore described. on he 22nd day of June. A. D.. 1896. at ’1:45 o‘clock. forenoon. so much there— if as will raise the sum of Four and iii-loo dollars. that being the propor- :ion of the said JESSIE E. VILLAGE. of the sum total. in said list. together with the charges of levy, sale. etc. GEORGE B. 81'. JOHN. i'ax Collector. List of 1896. Dated at Norwalk. April 19. A. D.. 1898. an 28 m5 M Tu Collector's Sole. Notice is hereby given that the nu. lersignrd. Collector of Taxes. under an! by virtue of a certain tax warrant, luiy executed and signed by proper au- hority. and directed to the under~ .igneul. commanding him to levy and collect oi URBIILA VILLAGE ind other persons named in the rate not, on the list to said warrant annes~ d, their several proportions of the sum trial. as therein stated. said sum be- ng a tax or assessment laid upon the armament list made in 1893. by the in- ialritauts of the town of Norwallu. rc— :ulariy and legally assembled. to wit, on the 28th day of December, A. D., i898, met for the purptisc of providing 'or the indebtedness of said town. lev- cs upon the following described real state of said URSIELA VILLAGE. llltlflied in town of Norwnllu. and in the try of South Norwalk being salt mea— low in quantity one mod more or less, :ud intruded northerly in port by Day lit“?! and land of the heirs of .Iohn \. Davenport. uzasterly by land of said retro and land of Clarissa Fish. ty a ditch. southerly by land if Andrew Taylor. northerly it part by land of the Nor- vsllu Tramway company. and wester- y by land of Andrew Taylor. land of aid Tramway company and land of iessie 8. Village. And i shall sell at public auction.- on he premises hereinbetore described. on he 23d day of Julie. A. 1).. im. at it):- :o o'clock. forenoou. so much thereof as will rlise the sum at Ten and til-100 tailors. that being the proportion of he said URSIIIA VILLMIE. if the sum total in said list. together with the charges of levy. sale, ctr. GEORGE ll. 81‘. JOHN. fax Collector. List of 1m. Dated at Norwaik. April 20. A. it. this. a21. 28. ms a...” Notico:CIty :I'sass. The tnspsyers of the City of South ilorwaih are hereby notified that the ity tax of six mills on the dollar. told us the city must list of rm. at a My meeting held at Arturo Hall. on iisulisoa street. entire ’llllttayof larch. nos. slso the library fund to. if oosvnuarter will no the dollar. laid it the same lists. will be due sud pay» this on the mood as! of tiny. It”. at which time I will receive the same It lseob It. Layton olss. Ito. 5 Itali- cnaul Place. Penaltysttharstsof also or per ml. s year from liar z. lmwiiibe ebsmd osallblllsrs- mists: unpaid after Isa. 2. rs... Ml” PAUL. CollectoroftssssoflhsCliyoflioaih flora-ls. booth Norwsilu. Conn” April Is. it... sit in School loses!
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