lllnner and
V cums - Min an 100
“*1.
V II ms “1.111102 or 01111 rm: 01111111 sun poses.
a rut 11110 roits'r one at rue rottowmo‘ our
Tea Sets. 1,
PIICIB was 122.00 110w sisoo.
cunts 1111mm an 100 Place was scoot now 010.20.
01111111 011111211 sIT tsoelscss was s22.oo now s1s..oo
liplloatam otuustt sIT112 mecss was 114.1111 110w sioso.
macstsiu omuss IIT112 PIECES was tit .00 now saoo.
' Wound TEA IIT sermons was 86.00 116111 04.50.
roscstam TEA slT sselscss was to. so now «.011.
1 Toilet
Sets.
111 PORCELAIN 10 rises a: To wasassoo uowsmo.
1 In roscewu 10 121:0: as T8 went: «so now «so.
011 Poscswu io'macl‘ as Ts was: «.00 now 14.00.
“911 eoscawu to mac: se'rs WERE 211.511 uow sass.
9111 Museum is PIECE s: 111 was: also now 02.15.
In concatam 10 me: as re was: am now s1.so.
1‘”. 111511111 111111111 an early call. (If destrloua of any of time goods) as
Mining quantlly is very small.
iii assure you a saving of 20 per
tin 211d-A1V1n Str2ets.
0 FLAPJAVCVK CONTEST.
- nos Ready to lack Albert
II» for Champiimsbim
HAVEN. March 8. -—-Yaie stu-
df Iportlng proclivities stand
Well with wagers Albert
the championship of
in taming nspi'aclta. .lohn
:VVot 'i‘orrlngitin. a hotel cook,
the premier honor because he
y1‘1baked 1.600 flapiacks In an
salsa and weight nor done to no
8.11 turn. as those Brandsioller
to hungry Yale men. The atu- .
urge Brandstoller to acopet
hollenge and a match may be
Braudatoller today ittrned
In ten minutes. and without
ntive of competition he. has
Vy done 1300 liapiacks In an
-.I0-—.
111 NAM: Wilton 11112111..
- me Witc Hazel is much
E. C. be ill .11 00.1011ch-
1 1 the inventors of the Vorlginal
"i" only genuine Witch Hasel Salve
. , cure for cuts. Burns. Bruis-
Vldllla. Tetter. li’IleVs etc1'i‘here
Vhy counterfeits of this salvo
g' of which are dangerous while
all worthless. in buying
Iael Salve use that the name
‘ and a cure is tiVertnin.801d by
“ford Pharmacy. -
BTF‘ORD. March s..—H
W1lety~flve years old. a veteran
~ . 1erclal traveler died here yester
‘ 11 of acute eryalpebla In the head. For
' t twenty- -six years he trad rep-
ted a New York firm traveling
tly throughout Connecticut He
11 of the organizers of the Con-
t Commreoial Traveler-11‘ Asso
His wife.arvlves him.
V V‘ 11111111111111
ins Thiitilda
5g. MarfitVad .y
Fancu China and Glass.
:vvlil not ptop1to quote prices 0 11 these goods as our stock is very tow,
cent to 80 per cent. on the "knee. .
V11 Mondau and Saturdau Evenings Onlu
R E V
VSVouth Norwaik Conn
‘1»._.‘._1. _ a-..
..M0V‘i'i'ViVVER8 V..USI
OHAMIIRLAIN' s COUCH REMEDY.
The following letter from Mrs. W. F.
Mitt-hell. of Boardford. Victoria. Alta
tralla1ahowa that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy furnishes the same prompt re-
llcf and Is prized as highly by the
mothers of that far away country as
in the United States. She says: "in
my f iiy of eight. all of whom are
111th to colds and coughs. “have
tried many cough mixtures but have
found nothing so good as Chamber-
lain' s Cough Remedy. Even in whoop
lng cough it maltes the attack very
much lighter. In fact i have used both
lng also since first trying it for its
mine was proved. I alwaysV recotn
mend it." “
LOCKED CHILORIN IN THE HOUSE
BRIDGEPORTV. March s..—Mrs Cart:
11111 Schick on Saturday afternoon left
her house 111 East Main street and
locked her two infant children into the
kitchen locking also two other doors
which had to be passed through In
leaving the house. The. stove in the
kitchen Mame overheated-and set fire
to some woodwork. Neighbors board
the cries of the children, and It was
necessary to break down the doors
before the youngsters could be I‘SI‘
cued. The children were nearly suf-
focated. and were revived with dIIli
cttlty.
CURED HEMORl'i'HAGIB 0F THI
“Several years sinceV my lungs were
so badly affected that I had many.
hemorrhages." writes A. 'M. Alto. of
Wood. 1nd.1 “1 took treatment with
w. several physicians without anybanedt.
1 their startedto take Foiey'l.1looe¥
and Tar. .and my lungs. station. as
sound as a bullet. l'rocomtaend it
In advanced stages of lung trouble."
Foley's Honey and Tar stops the
cough and heals the lungs. and pro-
venta serious results treat a- cold-Ro-
fuse substitutes. Sold at Plalstad'a
drug store . 1‘ .'
ipshsoa of said department for 1111- our-
lttll' Ihul tr dtulal'tment. of the city
glm nrn .ta da‘truy the expenses of
said do 1 IVI'sut Ibr tile current ycar.
'l: e It'lllon prevailed
"A tlnn was then pct-111 uicd np-
‘ adopted:
it“...
West.“
5.11: 2.2.1
11in ngl-Irnoat. to detray the on-
rent year.
The resolution prevailed.
nintlgo hi It then presented the fol.
111111-11. reap 1itiotlz1
,1 11 dived. 111111 the aunt of 11.11110 1111,
unilllilc phrehy Is appropriated;
pmrtrlsy' for electric lights for the
city1the s to of 89.830 which was sev-
eral handled dollars in est-can of last
your
1121- Mayor Adnms questioned the
slight lllt'mrltl In expenditttrc111'nd it
was explained to him by Superinten-
dent A. [-2. Winchester. Mr. Adlmu
then started to read from the munici-
pal old-Virtual report. Mr. Adams per-
slated In his attentions The matter
was also explained by Electrical Conl-
nlluuiouel Voik1but still Mr Adams
could not grasp the question and went
deep into the arithmetical side of the
111101119111.
Mr. Adams still desired to know the
reason for tbe increase.
Commissioner Vulk explained again,
but Mr. Adams could not see it. Mr.
‘Wincileuter explained the matter again
and still Mt. Adams remained In the
durit.‘ .ludgc Light arose in .1 point
of ordel Mr. Adams continued to talk. i
Judge lVigitt insisted on lllll point of
ord1r1iind the resolution 1111.11 then
speedily passed.
A 1'1aouitlon was 1c til uppr'tuutntulg
the sum of 82.200 for the Board oi
fienlth for the coming year
Mr. Adams was again 011 his feet
wittt criticisms in regard to the nu
port. of the Board of Health. This
law he dcsired n strut definition of
'thc business center-1‘ 'and complained
that he could not get thi refuse taken
away from his factory. lie 1111111 that
he thought that cvi-ry business inter-
est In the city profited by this collec-
tion except the factories. He contin-
ued with a long dissertation on favor-
Itlum in the colltl-tlon of garbage.
The resolution was their ptlt to vote.
and passed.
resolution was presented and pass-
c111 appropriating 88. 850 for the use of
the I-lrc llcpartnltnt during the year.
The next appropriation was as fol
lows:
ltcstllvoti1'lliut the sum of “00 be
and the same hereby is appropriated
1111 11111 support and maintenance of the
.1111 alarm system.
This passed unanimously.
The resolution for tile. appropriation
for the Street Dcpartmet shows I
ought increase over Ihst car it be~
lng 810..000
11111 Mayor Adams was again on his
frct with‘ a discrepancy in thc report
of thi Street Commissioners it was
in regard to flu Railroad :ll'cnuc lm'
movements.
1 he resolution was \iilcd.
The following resolution was Intru-
dttced and adopted:
Resolved. That a tart 01-1111 and UllP~
half mills on the dollar be, and the
same hereby is laid on the rstsblc e11
talc within the city. on the assessment
list. last completed. for the purpose or
paying the current expenses of the
city. and that the same shall become
due and payable 011 the 22nd day 111
May. 1904.
Judge Light tailed attention to the
fact that the tax last year was six and
threeofourths. showing 11 reduction.
’t‘hu tax may votctl.
The following resolution wan.
“it'll
lved That 11 tax of one fourth
pill on the dollar be and the some
hereby is laid on the rstubic estate
within the city on the assessment list
list. c10mplett-d for the support and
hislntenancc at the public library and
reading room. and that the same shall
become due and payable 011 the 82011
day of Hunt .
The city meeting ndiuurued.
1 A meeting or the Common Council
was held-previous to the city meeting.
at which one note was renewed. The
meeting then adjourned.
.....
11:11qu sustain" 11111::
1111mm d2 rtrnsnt of
hrfl‘u- :8 al.1221111,... up
1011101111 ll. 0100111111114
3111111111. limiii 1111111
91101111111
A11 a result. of the reboot discussion
in the Norwnlk City Council over the
buildings of the city that are amply
provided with lire escapes and cxtts.
that would be available In case of fire.
fire Ihilpoctor John W. 10111011110011 lll'
peered before the board and submitted
a report of the work he has accom-
plished In the. past two months 811'.
Greenwood went into detail thoeoiutlc
Iy. and upon motion or Councilman
Nlbiock a vote of thanks was tendemi
him for the thoroughness of his report.
In nearly all of the cases where be
has made recommendation. they have
been compiled with. ,He cited three
in particular. that bad 01, one of thesis
being the tlazotte bul lug. A second
was the factory of the American Paper
Pall and Box Company. 111 1 the
junction of River and Cross streets.
He visited the factory 1111 January Nth,
and found that the employees of the
tlrsi and second story could easily got
not ill case of danger-111111 tbc only
11111111111 of exit for the employee of the
iblid story was 11 crooked stairway lie
r111 ummended 11 tire escape.
A few days ago he again visited the
place and found that nothing had
both done. in a talk with Mr. Htelfel.
our of the pl'tulrlct1ol-a11tl1c lnttt-r told
him that he did not know as he would
make the change.
Another case mcntiuucd was the hall
at iii Main street. The rcctutrmondn-
lions had not been follow-1d out.
Mr. lireenwood said that property
owners 1111 ll rule had very graciously
(«implied with his suggestions.
“the mayor appointed the 001111111
fire committee as 11 commitm- to ex-
uinlrtc. where the inspector's suggt'n
tiotu: llliti 1not1bcen followed out, and
import at the next melding of. the
board. Mr. 'tlrcenwood‘a full report.
was as follow/1:, and is quite Interest-
lug:
I
Norwulk, Mort-l1 let, 1901.
To the Honorable Mayor and (“punch
of the City ot Norwaik.
Gentlemen: The inspector of tires
herewith, respectfully submits his re-
port for two months cnlllug March 1st
I904.
in submitting 1111 report of this 11»-
purtment it gives me pleasure to state
that any mommeudationn that i have
tirade have in most g'ses been cont-
|ll|4~d Willi.
During the last two ‘ipotrtils. 1 how
inspected 11111 follows: liunlnca‘s houses
117: churches ll; at~1hools 1i; factories.
to; public hailsV1 1121111111 number of
buildings Inspected. 121.
i have made the following Inclination
izisliotui
Business hotllt‘rh-lii‘t‘tllnmt‘ntlt'd that
cellars be cleared out in two routes;
complied.
(‘hurchea—Momtucntltil that all
illurchcs have main entrance open dut
lug public serving or hang doors to
swing outwarul compiled .
Schools-‘Rwotnniendcd that fire ex
iiugulshers b1- piaccd in all halls in
Over River school building: «emptied:
.Iult front doors in rooms No i and
N11 :i be rebuilt: to swing outward.
1.:1upited: that rails be pint-ed ill stair-
ways in front hull 111‘ until building.
mluplied.
Ful‘turk'il'Rt‘i'umfllt‘llilt'tl that lire
eucupts be placed on near, lextendiug
from third story to rear shedl of Am.
crican l’spcl' Pall and, iluxtiompnuy
building: not complied.
Recommendld that dams- 11c tulittrlg
to swing utltwarti in Atnnltun t‘orsct
d1 Clasp Company building; mil (0 11
pilot!
Recommends-d Iltui ilre inscribe be
placed on Masonic building, so called:
under consideration.
Recommended that tit-1. tut-ape be
placed on (lasette building so called;
under ionslderatlou.
Recommended that bolt take place
Sale Begins Thursday
Morning. March 3d
3 Still:
Debit-Annual sales or Factory
yusaiooted bargains from the
’ rwnhy' II?
T: ,1
Remnants and surplus spool: has been
received that we are encouraged to prepare for this one on 11
We; direct from the Mills and their Agenta1aupplemont2d by grey. regular price 32.491SIle Price
Wholesale. Dealers will make an at-
‘Ib’ove we hare not large portions of our Own Stock. including Win-1i
“to Stock. thus offering to our Patrons in The Norwaitrs In turns 1 fr
ty to purchase underprlced Msrchaadiso.1
2111211: Priests-rs moron: Tug, 121111.151 ,oooos.
"ms 131.0 111.
.Prios do. .1
- ad iiust1n1V1elthtns 2 in s
all m wide.
Io Price No.
. 216 yds. wide
Prlcom.
1 t, 2108 yds..
' es lo.
yds.
are.
‘ 10d Marita. lengths 2 to S-
lede, .
11911311 0065:,
sandal-11 11111.11... Prints 2 to s yds..
Sale Prion,s}fic._
Best. 881an Prints fVVulVleiacea Sale
Price lit;
090631911111in Apron Gingham. 2 to 8
yds.. .Salo .Prloebc.
Boscmynmn Gingham. 8100
Sosa-ls at Seersucker. VStVal
Wham 79“." 12*ca Bil.
”11.1.... m. 1V 11111 11111. that; 1:.
Sale Priest: largo.
Eadraa. extra-£0110. 2 to 9 yda1valus
LADIES' one 'Iers'. 1‘
1 Ladles' Walking Skirts1biack and
'11 98- ‘ 1'
! hadioa' walking Skirts. stripes, regu
‘lar price 83.98. Sale Price 82. 98.
hadleo' Walling Skirts, plain and
11g, regular price 80. Sale Price
tallied“ 1.1111. Shirts. black; regular
1péiod8898.Sai Price 82..”
i iadlea' look kirta, black and navy.
register price-135‘. Sale Price 83. 98.
V2 boiler. Skirts, black and navy.
rhiniar prion 98 Sale Price .4. l9.
lea'llaln Coats brown. regular
promenade Sale rule's so. 1~
ingot-1E 12.93 siti'efizisntughV mu
8 9
in Coats. gray IVVIIIVVIVd1reg-
1111.11. Bali Net ”2.00. -
”31.300“. 3837. refill-r
' Goals. ram:
tortillas Winter
distal-lows Salol’rlooflho“
‘IrltetOoatt,_SalePflcoQS
CVVJRPETSV AND
FLOOR CO VERllW-l'.
Tapestry Brussels 8 wire. regular
price 801! Sale Price title
Tapestry Srhssels1best 10 wire. 5 to
85 yds.. regular price $1.8a1e Price
751:. '
lopquette VVelvetu and Body Brute
Vania, abort langtbs‘bl. 10 to 31.25.3111.»
Prl oe. ,28
All ool lamina. .Iubs value 00c.
Sale Price 500.
All Wool lugralns1beat quality.
lengths 6 yda to 20 yds. regular price
7512.0 Price 6011.
00 Chain ingralns regular price
40c. Sale Prioetlc 30c
Granite Carpets value 30c. Sale Price
. 3V 3 .
4.8.111 Wfififin Vida.
fist-W price 3111101111111:
on
riloe'l‘owetl lamina for 11.1.1. Connolly._a laborer wrung?”
“rattle Tapestry. Body to be
Velv'etsf Sale Price The mutt
' at.
. 1 1 1 f;
«111011 it
d“1 0“"1
0011 11110. generally I It'-
-iug,~l..ilnd to be in «Wiser 1911i”.
lwlsh to make special mention of he
(‘mtcr school and 111.111.1711 Parochial
school. litlth these schools are. well
protected In event of iii-.c In 11111 Cen-
ter school all doors swing outward.
'l‘hla schdtll bi equipped with two' syri-
tcm of lire extinguishers—the patent
521116111111 pull. Holmium ul'c well wrote!
111 11ru1.'i‘itl11 111 Mid can be clear-
12111;? pupils iii tluec minutes With this
in Si llirlly'u Partithbll athool.11ll
doors swing outw'ald It has twu aya-
tcruit of tire extinguisher» gas atrd
pulls placed in all bulls.
it this tlntu i wish to call the at-
tention of your honorable board to con
dltious existing 111 American i’apcr
. ~11 -
.1 “‘t'“
1' O"
“ll-V '
building on Wall strco111md No.15
Mulu street. anti ask that fire commit-
toc make careful Invmlt atlon.
ltl'flnf‘tfllfllll) submit ed,
JOHN w. GREENWOOD.
(‘Ity it‘l'tc Inspector
itill.~. of th\ \lll'lflllri city departments
Wcrc ordet'cd paid in the 1111110qu 0'
8809. 97 tilhlllbllltil among thr Atlnllu
biii'atIVo l'ollt-t- l1l1'1c Highway and
Library ticpottrm 111 .
’l‘lu lllgitwily t‘nutnllttcc desired
that the matter 01' the. request of the
Southern Ncw [Clixlllntl 'I‘eicphonc
(‘uutpnny to tear 11p tht- Wall street
brick pnveuwni 11nd lIy a conduit. be
held over urltll the next meeting for
action. which was done.
William M. iirltu, chairman ol' the
highway committee, had aet'lu'cd surn-
ples 01' ”ll‘hb'qllll'lttl‘ lltuh cluslicd
alotu- from the 1' outlet titut ”'ittlp ltov k
(mommy and the ltockland Lake 'i‘rup
Rock (‘urnputty1wl1l1l1 be exhibited to
plumbers of the board. The Rocklantl
Lake (‘ompuuy will deliver the stone
in Norwllik flu' SIJ‘JV, cents per ton.
allilc tlu- churgt- ot‘ the (‘ouuectii'ut
(‘JIllltiIlly is 81.211. The Highway t‘oru-
liliill‘t‘ was directed to test the merits
of the two kinds of stone and mpot't at
the next trusting of thn'llottrd.
'i‘ht- l‘l'lltll'l 111' Chief of Police Tllflmflh‘
lll‘llilli—y HllilWl‘tl that during February
tho-1'11 wcrc seventeen arrests in tilt
t'll)’ sixtccu 111‘ thc offenders being
mnioVu
ltui'lug .l'tluuntv there Wt rc 601:1 vls
"(it's at the city library an1i31zi‘1‘l books
were given out. according to the report
of Miss lbltltu Stouc Plum-111 city ll-
lu'ul'tttil.
OYSTER EXHIBIT AT ST. LOUIS
State Appropriation Swellsd by Con-
tributions of the Growers.
The Connecticut shell fishery cont-
mission In preparing. to ship to -St.
laulln numerous specimens of oyster
culturi- colitcted from the oyster grim
era Ill this state. The exhibit will 111'
tut up in Ihe 11111111111111 and game build
lug by the tslmililsnitui' u might“. (‘l111r
but It Nlillolit.
Home 11111111101111.1111.“ ls f1 it among
the oyster growers 111 the meager ap
pt'opritltiun piloted to tho cxhlbit of
11111 shell 111111 industry" In this state.
When illt' division of the stain nppro
prlatlon was made it 000 was gilt-11 to
the shell dsiu-ry commission. This Is
11 urnaller 1111111 1111111 was allotted for
thc exhibit at Buffalo The commis-
lalon felt that the small stint was Insuf-
titlctlrtc to makc a creditable display
111 viitat in one of the principal indus-
tries of the start anti the oyster deal
era raised 11 fluid among thymaeives
with which to c'iu'ty ottt their plans for
1111- display
The clthlblt will ('lltlislui of many odd
apt-(linens of deep sea growth and will
allow the progress of 11,1 Nlt‘l' c'ulillutioti
'irtitn 1111- that to the lust atagca.
REWARD FOR ARCTIC EXPLORER.
ST. PETERSBIIRG1 March 8.~Tltu
Academy of Scrum-«111M offered 83.-
750 to any one giving Information in
regard In the whe'rculm’uts of the party
of Baron Tull 1the Ar-rttlt explorer1
froln whom nothing has been board
since he lefLUieyacht Zat'lu, ltl 1903.
and stared for Bennett island). The
Zarla has not reached Stockholm. as
published in the United States Baum
Tull and his companions are belieyad
to burn been carried out to sea by the -.
ice off Bennett island 111 Notnembor
19!)"
V FIGHT FOR ALASKAN'GOLD MINE.
0111131410.an 11.—a htrugél‘d fur
possession of an Alaskan gold mine
which in less than five years has yield
cd over 81. 300.000 to now going Ion
soclietly before a board of arbitration
Icago. The claimant is the swed-
iah Evangelical Mission covenant of
America. The dispute hinges on .the
point. whether a missionary. sent into
the northern wilds 0 111a e converts
for his church was it 91111 acting for
his thumb when be staked out a trust
her of'mine claimsfi .1 5“.
ON TRIAL FOR essausv.
WATESBURY, March 8—Wlllls
Vandelnark will .be placed on trial In
the Superior Court today on the
(barge of. perjury. it is alleged that
ltc wire “18on on to his whereabouts
on the night 91 b‘e iii-nary 21.19031 at
the trial pt tbs; strikers (or assault and
termites: 1111. p311 riot court last
June .111ng «1111' has tall
ed to overrule the” states demurrer to
the kdeter‘ulen plea 1'11 bar filed last
'00. . .
91.1.3111 -__.11
011: Listings s:ru.c uissiue
.1NEW .YQSK. ll rah VLVa—Carefui
charities 1111‘ ot the Shin“ of workmen
on the rllng'ton Hotel
tulip 11g. It the .tiilre of its collapse
last Wednesday, lesyss but man.
The
1111111111 11111111 111111 use it the
gored tho rnlhs ‘on our5
number or‘Vl‘etlthd sho’v’e the
denty already discovered. No bodies
.have' been discoyeredju the wreckage
111111111 Sunday 111.111.
oe‘ ». humans 11611125111111»:
and lull t‘ompany's factory. Casein"
tilclluti-J H'Couldnt do It. for as I
more but [it teat-h yer how to Into 0 11'1 be afraid of his rcpt-ail anything
.‘Irr to ain’t‘s‘ as
ANNUAL SALE OF PETIIOO‘IS.
It has been our custom for several years to have a
Spring Sale of Petticoats in which our customers find on»
traordinsry attractions. The time has arrived and Tues-
day morning will see the opening. This season we can
give you better values than ever. Certain marks of im-
provement arc noticeable both In style and- workmand
ship.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE PETT‘i- ,
COATS MADE FROM THE BEST MATERIALS
OBTAINABLE ARE'TNVTHIS SALE. 1
, TEN DOZEN last block Sateen and Spun Glass Pct-
ticoats made with three ruffles or platted. value $1.00 and
$1.25. 79 CTS.
THIRTY DOZEN Sateen and Neva Cloth Petticoats.
Black and white polka dot Spun Glass.
Navy and white striped Moire.
Value $1.25 and $1.50. 98 CTS.
TWENTY-FIVE DOZEN Black and Colored Mer-
cerizcd Petticoats in regular and extra sizes. value $11.75.
01-391
NINETEEN DOZEN fine silk-finished Black Mercer-
ized Petticoats in nineteen different styles. value $2.50.
$1.98.
THREE DOZEN black Butler Moreen Petticoats
with deep iiounce and yoke, a skirt for service. value $3.00
$2.50.
FIVE DOZEN black Silk Moreen Petticoats made
with deep flouncc. tucked and platted. our $3.75 skirt.
$2.98.
SEVEN DOZEN black and colored Taffeta Petti-
1 coats made with two tour-in ch rufilrs. trimmed with braid
and piaited. with spun glass underpiccc. regularly $5.00.
$3.98.
TEN DOZEN colored and black Tai’letas. plain
and changeable, all the latcs t. shades. value $6.50. $4.98.
FIVE DOZEN heavy Tafietas. plain and changeable
silk. ruffled. platted and tuck ed. value $8.00 to $12.50.
$6.98.
Eleven dozen Petticoats, an odd assortment. wherein
the quantity is so limited that we cannot mention them in-
dividually are among the others. Prices are from
$1.25 to 33-75. ..
son. M. READG'W: *
' 1.nlnsrounnvoarwayspou¢11aanuwnicnnasboea V
fill use for over 30' years. has borne the signature or
- and has beeumadeunder his pen-
» sonal supervision store Its thaw.
. Allow no one todeceivo you in this.
All Countert'etos, Institutions and “Jtrstaas-good”are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOFllA
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