Woman's cam. Remark on. F. H.
.. luster an ion.
1 A lady customer at F. H Baxter" s
”M to at 1 “if i sold Palm visa
! would gust-a tee every package. for
I am sure no one could be dissatisfied."
Thin chance "1me 13‘ H. Ba-
1 tor no idea of offering to pay for the
, lclne himself whenever it 11111111.
and the result is a remarkable sale for
the diseases of w.omeu
A 60c box of Sanailvo Tablets will
be given free with nary package of
Palm Vine the rest of thlI‘weok. ' ,
9 is!
1 Captain Charles Dacross has been in
New York and New Haven on business
Miss Goodeve, of Brooklyn. is visit-
in Mra.A1thur AlnaWOrth of Osborn
avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Walsh and Mrs. Cun-
ningham were visiting Mrs; Tilley in
Rowayton today
Mr. and Mrs. Ufi’ord Hines and iam-
”3' 0101080111 boulevard spent yester-
dim in StlHMI'OI‘d
r‘rank Ayrcs formerly of East No1-
walk, started for the west Sunday. His
family will follow later.
The residence of J. h. Mai-.vln in
Pine iliil, is being painted and decora-
ted by E. E. Goil'iums man.
Mrs. Holden. who has been visiting
her parents in Rowan street has re-
tu1ncd to her home in Bristol.
Caleb Wood commenced work yes-
: iorday repainting ‘the residence of
-‘ Louis Anderson, In New street.
1 Mrs. E. B. Smith. who 1 has" been
spending the winter in New York.
has returned to her borne here.
Captain Charles Ryder is building
a large float on Randall's Dock. The
float will be lairnched‘in'a few days.
‘ William Peck. of East avenue. is suf-
, fer'lng from a spider bite. He consult-
cid :1 Bridgeport doctor about it Sun-
icy.
, Mrs. AJUCPOSS and Miss Kittie Du-
cross are in New Haven today attend-
. ing a funeral of one of their friends
in that city.
‘ Drawtcuder John Cole is placing 11
hoisting apparatus on his new float
This will be Used for hauling boats out
of the water.
Contractor E. E Corbam is painting
the Norwalk Hour bulldiils' and. also
decorating the house 0! Mrs. Charles
A. Ambloruin Wilton.
Treat Stanley was substituting for
, Victor W. Ferris in getting the East
Norwalk new; this morning. Mr. Fer-
ris had not returned from a ducking
trl to‘ilong island;
. 9 Junior Lcague will iroid an on-
lei-talnmcnt in the Sunday school
" room of the East Avenue Methodist
, Church tonight at 8 o'cldok Mrs E
8. Bowen is the superintendent of the
‘ League. and has arranged an interest-
ing program ,
Thomas McGuhc who is employed
at Raymond Brothers big for 111 in this
plane killed a biachsnake yesterday
ch measured eight feet in length.
The is the largest snake killed in
these'parts for some time. The rep1
tllo'wsa manning itself'on a rock when
Mr. McGuire saw it.
William .A. Bronson and Charles
Sherman went fishing yesterday and
secured misrge catch. Beside a num-
Aberof flat-fish. they caught 40 nice
frost mitt They were rather surprised
to catchufr‘ost fish at this time of year
11“! they had the fish to show to doubt-
1 era-1 The caught them off Calf Pasture.
- A wildstor'y has been circulating for
several do to the effect that Daniel
-- Morseli. 0 left suddenly with some
‘ of the runs of the Cole Electric Ex-
“ press 1Company. had been caught in
Derby. There is 1101‘tri1th in the re-
port. so far as could be learned. Noth-
ing'hsa been hear-dbl Mor'i'ell since
beans seen in New, York sometime
ago. W an East Nor'walk resident.
it was believed1that the Oat Rusk
Cereal Company would be opened and
, mildly f 1business by the fir st of May.
‘buti ther' inning of work will have
to, the pofip‘pned in all probability urn
til 1: slightly later date. The painting
lilmilit" been bohipliitod and-‘1‘ the
As using placed on the tall chim-
ney: The delay in starting 11p is said
to the due to the non-arrival of the
roaster-11‘ , which will be liked in prepar-
ing the food. Other improvements
which have been made Pin the factory
have 11111111101391 than expected.
1 , ROWAYTDN.
bolt Martin is sick with grip.
Arthur Clark is confinedi to his home
wigncold .
Albrecht. of Raymond street.
spe’lhyestorday in New York.
The is an epidemic when we in
the place, and a large number of the
‘ach'aoi children are affected.
Tito government said digger has flu-
W its work in this harbor. and has
m to Sangerties. New York.
William Thomas and family of
bare taken possession of their
mascot at Wilsoa' s Cave.
1.
his
this most reliable of all treatments for‘
goodies 1'; large 1111th of
.gown of white organdic and chitin
“Nesrer My God to ..
y Hardy? Wold. aocornps~
brother Russell. in the '11
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pleasure by the co ii.regatlon
Do not fall to see irons Pi'oiecto
scope in lloyt's Opera House, South
Norwaik. on Friday evening next.
Mrs Jose Batow an family of
Stamford, a the miss (it‘- Ml‘. and
Mrs. Wuhan. Moore, tic inlay strum.
Rising Star Division 801111 of Tom-
per'.ancc held its regular meeting. last
night. and transacted routine business.
There was a cottage prayer meeting
lust evening at the home of Mr. and
M is. John Raymond on the Darlen
road.
Large quantities of oil ha been dis~
charged at Wilson Point during ‘the
past few days for the Standard oil
Company.
The imdloi!‘ Aid Society of the Bap-
tist Church will meet this afternoon
at rho home of Mrs. Jennie Shercr of
Maple aven .
Presiding “Elder Montgomery will
preach in c Methodist Church. to-
morrow nlg t. after which the regular
quarterly conference will be held.
Sylvester Remington. who is cm-
ploycd by Samuel Richards Wood. in
Brooks'lde. injured the index linger on
his left hand recently. and has'slnce
bccn iinnbleito usr1 it.
One of the government cnglneers dl
rooting the work of digging out the
Rowayton channel got 011 the wrong
train from South Nor-walk.» Monday
morning, and instead of getting off at
ltowaytou. was carried through to New
York. He got back to Romyton at
noon.
The usually quiet settlement of R11.
wayton was 111111 ruuch excited one day
recently when the people learned of
,ihe dastardly actions of an ltalian cob-l
bier who had been located for the win
ter in the well-'knoun little shop in
Main street. Tire man's toys were more
children. and, when the story got out.
one irate father went after tht1 cobbler.
with an one; That night a large number"
of 1111111 turned out and stoned the
maps shop. it had the desired ef-
feor. and in the morning the man was
gon11.No arrests were made in the
case, as it “'33 not “93”?“ 3° ”“3”; '3‘“ wood' sergeant Narlrauiul Kirk; ir'i-as I
little girls In to the public courts
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
'On Friday evening 11- tcacbcrs’ meet-
ing will be held at the home of Roy.
l-"lerbert S Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hiridicy.
linvu'bcon away for a trip to Washing-
ton D ('l.,l1uVe returned to their homr'
here
This evening‘ the Edison Projecto-
scopc will be exhibited in the Town
Hall. 111 Darren. under the manage-
11113111 of F. i). Robertson. it is expecti-
cd that the attendance will be lsrmge
Thursday right a handkerchief bu.
zaar will b
and Mrs. Noxon. in Main street”
pi'occcdswlll go to the Barton Congre-
gational Church. A large attendance-111‘
expected.
Hugh MiTNPl'llt'y. u veteran. from
Fitch's Home. was found in the rear
of Finch's pharmacy. in Stamford,
Monday afternoon. "dead to the
world." He Was fined 82 yesterday.
and executionroi sentence was our
pended on condition that he return at
once to the Home.
Rev. John Lee Brooks former pastor
oi the Daricn Methodist Church. delivy
cred a1 lecture. last evening. to a large
audience in the Town Hall. Himsub'v
jcct 1111s ‘Ploneer Days in Texas, or
ludian Times and Wars in 'l‘ arias." Mr.
Brooks told of a great many of his own-
personai adventures. He spent loin-
1"ca18 among the cowboys and lndians.
and is well qualified to speak onitlie‘
subject. He narrated many of the trihi
al‘customs of the reunion of Mar.
and gave startling imitations their
war whoops and language. e'aiw
told of some of the' bloody affrsys.
which are a matter of history in the
1.01111 Star state. ‘1 he lecture warns
very interestiug'one. and all who were
present enjoyed it immensely. Til
proceeds went to the Ladies' Aid So-
ciety of the church.
This evening. at 6 oclock. Miss
Helen Louise Scofield will become the
wife of Ralph Hindiey. a! tho-homo
of the bride's father, Albert Hoyt-Soar-
fleld. in Maple avenue. The console
will be performed by Rev. Herbsl't
Brown; pastor of the Buried Conmfls
nasal Church The maid of honmwill
‘bc Miss Adelaide Waterbury. audit”
bridemaiua will be the Misses mini“
kip
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and Maud Mather. of Brook]
Judsonfiliranpan. or Brooklyn,
at; best man. The ushers
Henry Morehouse and George
The bride will‘b‘o‘iglven away by: use:
father. She will wear a band
i
with pearl-trl‘inrnlngs. Miss 1W
bury will wear pink silk mulls.
bridelnaids will be attired in M oil-1
run
from out of town are to be pr t n
The Democratic caucus to nominatb
a ohndldate 101.1121th to take tho
place of Charles W. Raymond. m
called for Friday night offline
'. ln~tho 'fiown Hulk The mil!!!
lion caucus will be held on Stood”
night. the ‘ouo tiring in Dorie!
which 131111111. universal interest
Former Senator Charles W. Loansbur;
stated last evening to s Senti ' roi-
' _ _ 1m or eraser-11 spin
who ,
held at the home of Dr.'
The
c to rl' 1"" Is not mail“
Iii 1111M canvass. u it is believed
that Jeremiah C Kleinfolter, another
aspirant for the honor on the Republi-
can ride. will make 11 her campaign
for' the office.
has the active support of Selectmen
Waterbury and Gregor-1r W it is re-
ported. do not take rcryiitlndly to“: '.
i.ounsbury"s candidacy. ii iii slid tint
other names will be mentioned at the
caucus. There is little doubt that
Ranch ‘8. l'ur'dy Will be the Demo-
cratic choice for the place. Both cauv
111111111 will be held in the town hall,
and it is anticipated that there will be
a large attendance at each of them.
WESTPORT.
'1‘ ho residence of Senator Lloyd Nash
is being robllnlbd. ‘7
J. [1. Adams, of New York city. has
111-1111 in town lookinli over his property.
Aspctiick Lorine: K.- of Erma-Must
night and worked the third degree on
one candidate.”
The schools here will observe Arbor
Day. l1‘ rlday, with appropriate exercises
and 111111 planting.
()11 Friday afternoon there will be a
preparatory lectiirc in the Congrega-
tional Church lccturo room,
Mrs P C. Brown of New York. is a
richer at 11111 home of her parents Mr.
and Mr.u John Wood Greens Farms:
The Junior Auxiliary of Trinity
Church iii-holding obsession this after-
noon at 1111.1 residence of Mrs. Abblc
Ogden.
Miss Clara Hatch left Saturday for
her home in Cornwall, N. Y.. after an
extended visir with friends at the
Farms.
I Judge D. B. Bradley has fully recov-
ci'cd from his recent serious illness.
Fl'itfllilfl from New York. are guests
at the Olivcr Jennings home,
The success of the fi‘BllVfll given by
1 rui-mbors’ of the church of the Assump-
tion W111; so pronounced that those in
1 i'irar'gs1 have1 decided to repeat 1111
next Friday and Slit'urday iiigh‘tu.u
At a recent meeting of Westport Fire
Police the ofliccrs wcrc all reelected
'1 new are: Captain iii. (l. J; Undoi-
Hilliil‘. Frank N. Tny'ioi; sccretari
(«1111 go Siovr-i'
Leslie Mills saw the motor 111 ciiicni
Sunday and describes it as being the
worst smash -'up he ever witnessed. lie
is at a loss to understand how any one
in the rubble cscuporl instantaneous
death
Another enjoyable evening is prom-
lsod tonight when Wcsiport Grunge
‘ will‘liold'one more auction sale. lit a:
. recent our1 a surprising amount of hii-,
11101' was cxtr‘aclcd and George A. Dar
row will sec to it that patrons and their
friends gar 'rhcli money' :4 worth on this
occasion.
This morning the wedding of Miss
tunic liahoney and David Mulroney:
was celebrated in the Church of tire
Assumption. Roy. T, C. Shanley oiliclab
of 1111- bride following after: which Mr.
and Mrs Mahoney departed on their
honeymoon
Richard Arnold who will be hoard
here May 18 in 1'onJiinctlou with his
(clebraicd acxtctto is one of the fore-
most violinists of the times. He is
1 inc president of thr- New York Phil
harmonic Society. also, first concert
master. He has the. further distluc'
lion of being leader cribs New York:
.ir'ion Society orchestra.
Srlll additional work is being done
along the trolley line at this point and
section hands are active putting the
Bridgeport to Norwalk. As yet the
date for the-operation is merely specu-
more but there is reasonable “Bill“:
once that through runs will be a real-
itv from and after, June 1.
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PAST MABTERS OF MYSTIC, CHAIN
Norwslk Msn [lesion to Office at the
Vanni-Annual Session.
The Past
the Mystic Chain Order held its fifth
semiannual session at the meeting
when of Columbia Castle in the First
National Bank Building in Stamford,
last week. The session but from noon
till 6: 30 p in After the adjournment
the association was entertained by
.lurnbla Castle rat dinner 111- the 8
ford House. Later in the event? an
entertainment and banquet w ere lven
for than at lodge headquarters
Only routine business was transact
1111 at the meeting. There were some
fifty members present from various!
parts of ‘the cuts: The election of1of~
liners resulted in the. choice of the
following. =
Past president Edward H. Beacom,
South Norwaik:presiiient1
mon 801111.80an ii; secretary.
' .1 (l. W. Collin some Noi’wsik: truaanr‘
11.1- A J ml: Wt con-
doctor Wilbur Hyatt, orwalk: semi
nel. James Cochrane; fitsmford; trus
tee ifor is most“). J P. Demarest
St.amford
it was voted to hold his next sea.
slon at South Norwslic the second
Tuesday in October; 1
soroi‘tachorerss.
Continuation or lubstitiit‘s i111 Which
bios. mai 0111.
At a meeting of the Veteran Associa-
tion of the y of 1903.
held yesterdayl afternoon? in Room 50.
110. being a subplot!
marina oh the Civil
wives. which will is now
Ill. mind xi
1 M
Jeremiah? 'Kiolnfeltor- ‘
lng There was a reception at the horne‘
road in shape for through traffic from ‘
Masters; Association of f
JohnI
» a, Klrsh. Nom&;9ice1pl‘esldeitb Solo-
sttiie Capitol. to consider the substi-
trite bill for; liable, Joint resolution. No. m,“
it! lb
as"
will! e I:
~os are 1.111. siren "m
a the m, with a. favors his report.
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' Refers to the Settlements Made on tho
3 Earl of uranium by His Wits.
l’lTTSBi‘RG. l’il.. April
following communication in The A11-
sociated Press by Mrs, William Thaw.
mothcr (if the Countess of Yarmoatn.
‘ raiilulns‘liacif:
"'l‘iici'i1 is 111111 “1111 of i‘ourauvcwto
‘ rail ltby no liarslicr term-«largely lu-
dulgud in by r1e11‘spapor's. which The
Associated Press is uskcri 1o coi'i'cr't.
’l‘l111 particular instant-c now i'ofci'i'oil
to is that of the sutilcmcnr in conirec
riou with 11111 marriagc of 1111- Earl of ,
\'.armouth llricily the facts artI
these:
“'Mlsa Thaw. now the 1.1111ul11ss of
’ Yrirmouth. at the death of her“ fullror.
1 was left (as were ouch «if his live villi-
rlroii by his second marriage! with 1111
independcnt fortune 11f11iourlr half a
million dollars. Half of this amount
was immediately put into trust for
; each child. the income only to lit‘ avail-
abli1 during their life time.
“ ‘Purt of tlri1 remaining half of tlic1
lortuut1 of-ear-h of them- children 1'11111
sists of one-tenth show each in lllt‘
William Thaw Cokc Tr'.1111t which is
tied up absolutely auriulrrr-rx-ahly.
rare as to im umc
What is known as the lies estate
of Miss Thaw. amounting to about 11111--
,buit‘ of the whole r1siale..hiis been. by
‘ irinsent of herself and Lord \‘armuutb.
‘ .for'mi-rl into a third trust. Io be milling.
oil by the Fidelity Title and Trust
(mouipauy. of Pltrslrurg. togcllii-r wulr
t our.» individual trustee.
“ "l‘lrr1 income from iill,,il1ree trusts
1 will be paid to the Countess of Yar-
-1nouth. except a small complimentary
.fractional income (nothing like what.
’111 various times, has bet-11 stated).
I which ahc. wirhoui nuancsrirm from
the other side allotted to Utt- Enrl him-
1 self.
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'ln case of her death it is arrang-
'uil that the income from about one-fifth
of her tonal estate will be paid over to.
or' invested for the benefit of the title
and estate of Hartford to which.
should he outliit- iris father. the Earl
, will succeed'
I 'These are the plain. unrarnlsbcd
l facts. given through The Associated
-IPres11 by Mrs. Thaw herself. At no
time has thcre been any hlt1l1 whatev-
. or because of financial suestions;
neither haulioro been any demand by
Itho Earl or his fitmlly the whole be
ing arranged by Miss Thaw and her
I immediate family. as a proper recogni-
tion of the position the Earl and his
, countess will occupy"
Mrs. Thaw adds ihc following com-
meat: The whole discussion by the
newspapers has been simply a feeling
about in the dark. Not om:1 item of
.lnforination htsxbecu given or hereto
fore by any one The fro 1a: with
which orphan umthrovrn about by
printers is typical of the age."
raaasov in new Lounoa. ,
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! Hoter- Prubrlstor'suut‘. and Weatd—bs
Murder-Ir a1 Quickie.
. NEW 1.1111301: April 2941'. 11 011
vitt proprietor ortho hotellloyolrwho
1115‘ shot last nigln by William A Kay.
is comfortable this morning and no
serious results are anticipated from the
boiler wound. The body ‘of my libs
atxrhc local morgue and an attempt
will be made to locate his friends
throngih the "whitish! "it!
longed to Mrs Green. the corneas
Kay was examined by Coroner-II llt
this morning. and dirt
loginrsotlcaiiy the some as W
this moral s rte-patch
ass-tank“
lmfinedlately left the city
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She was
boss and
for Worces-
1 mum:- 11
1.. .r' “a"
.1 9;. -7 ,-
csrs hr mt.”
is 1' woman’s boot menu when wash day comes
it makes the clothes sweet and clean
Takes only half the time and half the labor of
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May 2nd Starts Now Schedule for Con-
solldshd- Man
\cstcrday Wits Ill!) day at the Con
solidated road There is but one week,
more for tho mall‘s cmpioycos to worla
order the old schedule for oil Mll)’
.nd whlilr starts 11 new wucii will wit-
.ross some lucr cases in the pity of the
various rinssvs of employees as ar-
ranged by the now iichcduh1 adopted
umc thiuc weeks ago.
A majority of the men about the
yards will come 11111li1r‘1 this increase.
.iii'iuillrrg‘ ilrc swirchiuuri. brallorncn
and our i'lcriuci‘a.
Tho switchiuoir in the yards will re-
ceive 1111 inure-1111111 of 12 pm‘ cont.. mak-
ing thr-li' pay in lhl‘t‘t’ classes: First
shift, $2.20: second shift. 82.2.71: third
shift. $2.30. ’l‘iri1 lirukcrncu will also re
111111-11 1111.1 some incrciises. The car
"issuers will be raised from ".140 to
$1.50, and 1111111111 from 3|.in to slifid.
it will be a and day for the women
air cleaners for they have been rioti-
dcrl 11f a decrease of thirty cents a day
by humans Shannon. This decrease is
:11 take effect on May Bird. The routine.
tors of the road will also receive a srrb- ,
nuptial int-rouse in their 1.1nvclopes on
lhnl day.
it Will lit' a big «lay for the cruploycca
,ifler haying waged a successful fight
conducted with considerable diploma-
cy through their iii-ad ufllccr. Mr. \‘al-
airline Fitzpatrick.
OBJEGTED TO TRESPASSING.
Residents of Raymond srrccr. Daricrr_
have bet-ii shut out of lung-used prop-
erty situated on tho exll‘t'lnl' east end
of the Town of Darlou and running par-
allel to Fire Milo River. The residents
of tlris‘litilc section have enjoyed the
privilege for a great many years of
raking 11 cross-cur to the railroad Siil'
tion and post office. and at all times
have had free access to the paths and
gates maintained for their convenience
across the orchard formerly owned by
the late Samuel Pickett, but. recently
purchased by Mrs. Caiue. of New York,
who shut her neighbors from the long-
uscd paths. built huge stone walls to
impede their any. posted the1 land for-
bidding all trespassing. but laid out
prlvnrc ways on thawed" York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com-
pany land for the private use of hen
self and tenants. But alas for her and
«be poor. inconvenienced Raymond
street residents. the railroad'compiray
has had closed all private paths les1i1
ing on their property. and issued or-
ders to the» section men- to put a stop
to all travel on; their rnld- bod.‘ This.
ii would scorn. would be quite: enough
to turn the mind of tha‘ average rosi-
derit of thitllttloseotiongbun behold.
to add to their liready abundant tron“-
blas. the oniyishort out left to these was .
idcnts 'is posted; undueaclle family has
been served“ villa 11’» notice to discon-
tlnua travel across :thezPepper proper-
ty. Failure to do so n‘i‘eaiis prosecu-
tion. --Now the question‘ noises; What
is in banana for the relief of Mood
street" and. the residents of the: east
and of the Towmof Darius; Close in-
spection shows a strip 'oi-Jand' partly
workaholic we understand reserved
for‘ shrouds sorossi tn' the..1'.ltowsyton
main street. At all events, all: turd
rights and motorist candle-had by tali-
lag the proper contrast ind‘ five to this
section as well as to many residents
ff. Rot-9:03 a, Jimeoimd may?“
oiling t only no can t are
is (about gamma I. special too 11
would be in-
’ForSaturday Apr
25.111.
3 pigs. Healer
narcotic; intake Igit-{lion 0111 this road 4W 9‘ m
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CATARHH CANNOT I! CURED
with local applications as they canuot‘
"each the seat of the disease. Cstarrh
I a blood or constitutional disease!
ad in order to cure it" you must take?
internal remodioa Hall a Ontarr'i
P'Curo is taken iritor,11aiiy and nuts lil-
‘i'ecentiy on the blood and mucous sup
aces. liall's Catarrh Cure in hot 11
quack medicine. it one urescr rlbod by
“one of the best physicians in this couu
try for years. and is a regular prescrip-
kilou it is composed of the beat tonics
pawn combined with the best blood
armors acting directly on the raucous
“nurtures. The perfect combination of
be two ingredients is what produces
1such wonderful results in curing Ca
tai'rli. Sand for testimonials free.
F J CHENEY d1 00., Props”
Toledo 0.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
IVS-PEG M L 1‘
25b.
Creamery Butter, 22c.
Vermont CreamcryButi‘er, 3
fresh made, 27c.
4 lbs. Large California
Primes. 251:.
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JUN‘lUS BROWN”
Painter and Paper Hangar
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as long and com-Jpn , sur-
Mass-13 «The,
house“ of gain” tense and“
meet" war3~ “W
or over deranw
1111 mils obdyoiiionce b1. boiu- able
"feuds—rm lessenini of the dan-
gm of suffocation .froiii OW
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as. it than loam} 11111 limit
3 rant every one of them.
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