mums error 11' 1.111 mi our 1.1. bolls 1.111. new 111‘ rive
Mike Intird list of Ill the furniture we hsv's left. Ind ducts you closint
‘ most on “he.
' L‘W osit hedies' Dressing TIbie. French Mirror, wss 01¢. 00 116111 {7.21
Mk Lidies' Dressing stle French Mirror wII 00.00 new 05.00
LIdies' Dressing Table, French Nlrror, was 01.2.00 new 07.00
Lsdles' Dressing Ts‘bie, no mirrow. was 09.00 new M,00
red
red
M III: P‘Irior 1‘s'ble (polished) was ........ 07.50 now 04.1!)
4 intesbinet “emu...” ...... . ............ ...flzénowubo
’ 9 meters ‘i‘sble, was ........................ . ...... 111.1111..qu
'yimokers stie.wss ...... . ............. 3:th
if
i .1:
l 11‘
31 ‘l' ‘y hers stle was ....................... aha“...
' , optics Obsir', silk upholstered wss. ...... . .. 010.00, new 04:15
,- 3 0 tion Chair. silk upholstered. wss 00.00 1111100”!
pdo'n Chslr silk upholstered. '11... I100 new .00
f. - , 1! Center Chair, silk upholstered. wss (0.00 now
“Ilium Oak Rocker. 11.101..- sent Ind bIch.w .00.” new 06.00
I "II Osit Rocker, velour nest and back, was ........ 00.00 new 00.00
lid o'sit Swinging Rocker, e... .. ....... .. ........ 07.60 now “.00
i Ihogany Psrlor Chair, silk upholstered wss $10.00 new 00.00
i (In Parlor Chsir. silk upholstered. wII 010.60 new 06.00
iDIkltevolving OilceChsir.wss .0530 new 03.00
lO'IkRIveiringOhsir.ws'I 03.00 new .00
40hn'f‘ob stles.were. 46.00110.» pill)
101111111111.ch was ..Iosonawuno
, IOIhOhild?ICrlh, was............. ............. .........0400 1101110250
: iii otler'e'l‘rsyandfltsnd was. 50.3mm.»
f. ,II‘IheBlmkingCueI.were .......... .ISJBnowszbo
,é' illns DIEM" csse.wss. 08001101140150
OurtIii'tPolessft. in «11,th or 111111. 0e eseh.
no. of these prices Ire less th 1111 msnufseturer's cont.
ms osuvsnv TO ALL TH: NORWALKO.
1'1
11.1.31111111111111
10 NORTH MAIN eraser,
ODUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Rprin ' Floor
Coverings.
we are now prepared to 'shevnisrge line of C'Irpets
in Ill the popular grsdes. ConIlIting of INGRAINS.
VELVET TAPEsTsY BRUSSELS, 'BODY 'BRUS-
91th
IN CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTrNos WE HAVE A
LARGE VARIETY ANDD ATTRACTIVE STYLES.
- China. 1 Mattings, 12 V31: to 35¢.
Japsnese Mattitrgs, sec to see.
', .01? OIL CLOTH AND LINOLEUM wE snow ALL
mums AND VARIOUS QUALITIEs. '
Iuos‘ AND MATS IN LARGE VARIETY.
IIIADEs To ORDER A sp ECIALTY.
A DicksRMAN 115011
8".Wsshmztdn Street. scuth Norwailr.
Telepllo ..." 143-6.
‘i‘-v
OHIOIA'GO'S DLAUGHTERLQF DINOS-
NDIAN'B IN»! RED IN WREOK.
I} l CHéCAQO..-Muy 24 .-—Hunt‘ers in the
' :CHIC'AGO'. W0).—-Charge—the~i1‘.ne—
my. Prim WWII White' Eyes.
,representii'is' the 81bit: indisns injured
11 a wreck new. Mslroée Perk, on An
1'11 7, have conferred with United
tItee District Attorney Godman re;
Ming the settlement of their claims
, hit the rhilm‘Id company. In
mum probshly will be reached
, "lfihmniirofl company contend-'
“tonne of settlement could not
smile as in cast! of white per-3
'sald Mr. Badman "so no mu-
derodmuah case separs'tely. Phillip
{entail who was billed. wss s brsver’
ye than either admires last. of: fluid
lviclu y of Elgln have oompleéed their
annu l slaughter of crows butcher
lrds. banks and other birds segsrded
iby farmers Ind the state laws In des-
tructive to growing crops. Wife; the
heads of dead fowls Were broug t to
the city hall and counted. it was found
that a total of 1.228 had been killed.
The crow hunt has for many years
circles. Escb contestant is compelled
rance fee and after the scores are ah-
bounced arrangements are made for
I banquet to be given at the expense Of
the losing side.
...—.....7...
TO GET RID OF A "TROU'IL'ESOME
. ysgnsedtosl-
1011 800014? mandates“
+05- m t ”Wm will? Iosk lug wsrm 0.1.1111. gotten
In 0 1r 11 no i
I“windowedrerun-1.11111. «have “In; wall
to have greet distress mly' C n Bel
‘ dsily,ru 1:21 gross. y for flight-
utII It e'sch app cation I earn pl. It
- 'minIMoneIo
11min cured me completely." .
ul-Ob'R'BQ-amym'nn' Ru
or should be worn for I. few days to
protect it from the shoe. As a general
llniment for sprains bruises, lameness
rheumatism, Pein Balm ls unequaled.
For sIle 'by Btilieon P0019“ (imam-
tion, Glider-d Pharmacy, Pierc‘es'
erdge Pharmacy. “
BOY FILL NINETY FEET.
NEW MILFORD May Stu—FIllinE
05319118 from s bridge ninety fern
wove the innsItohio river at Still
ET 1111qu near this piece, yester-
l_ J-ohn 991.11.11- met. your: wold ~011-
, .- p611 rename-i sundown The
or. boy" was 11111me edge of the
In bridgehhieh‘csrfles the creeks of the
Berkshirh division over the river It i
high bluff Indium his himme, bin.
bid to whst seemed almost- certain
,Ifonusy, May
animus sch-in-
ci‘sis hive been
to exile in ”“35
been a great event in local gun club «
to deposi. twenty- -flve cents as an on.
* “you” “W "les'
Decsuse it's tits evidence 'of I Booth
"WM... “if“, loviIIihtsd.
'tllustronlsst endorsement of merit.
The best of proof Read it:
H. Swsin. of 31 Frsnklin direct. by
docupstlon s liners». «ye: "l m.-
in s New Yo it hospitsl for em I
11111..- under tr tment for kidney com-
'f'nt sud urlnIry trouble. sod when
..usrged i received In uncured and
l bud too frequent Ictlou of the Rhine)!
secretions: in fsct i had lost all on-
t'roi. l procured Dunn's Kidney Pills
frOm l’lslsteds drug store. They did
me more good than any do. tor ever
did, and not only llt'llullltutl myself 11111
i advised Mrs Swain to take Dosn's
Kidney Pills for her back ache. 'l‘hoy
cured her."
For solo by all dealers. Price 60
cents 11 box. Foster-Mllburn 011..
BuffIlo, N. Y._ sole shouts for the
United States.
Remember the name Dosu's and take
no other.
MsLLEN spéAKe'r'o UNION. ' '
Tells Men to Call on Him—MIItIr
Kelley's Startling Statement.
NEW HAVEN May 24. ~Presldent
Cbsrles S. Mullen of the New Haven
road spoke to one of the union or-
ganizations made up of the employees
of the company Elm City Lodge No
284, Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire-
men Sunday night. Others who spoke
wore First Vice-President Todd and
former President John M Hall. Plt‘sl-
lent Mellon Was loudly applauded He
said in part.
“Mr. Chalmsn and fellow em»
pioyees. I hope you will permit me to
call you such as i am one of you. i
am working In bud for you as you
are for me and i am with you in ex
ery sense of the word. if you fail
with others during your time of Iron
ble there is no frost on the. knob of
the door lending to my other: for tbost
who full to recolvo lusticc.
“Are not your minds too closely fix-
ed upon what you can get from th(
company? if you would be. particular
about the standard of your members.
stump them with the mark of effici-
ehcy and that would add much to-
word avoiding difficulties. The corn
Isny wants to deal not with l 000 men
but with two or three of the commit-
ee mcmbe1s
Andrew P, Kelley master or the
edge said that last year when the of
llelals of the mild and the firemen
were at odds over the section of
alleges and lime.hc carried or a month
he order from his organization to
strike and tie up the entire New He-
z‘en 111 etc
“I wouldn't give out that order.”
continued Mr Keiley.“un1.. i had
exhausted Ivery means to bring about
a settlement of the difficulty. i thought
of .11 third party to this Irrsngement
the groin public The order was never
'ssued. ”
HOW TO TRfiA’I’ A OPRAINED
NKLE.
A sprained Inkie II usually treated
will disable 11 men for three or four
weeks This is In unnecessary loss of
time for many cases hsrc recovered
In less than one week's time when
Chs‘mbcrlnin s Pain Balm was prompt
Iy and freely applied. It alleys the pills
and soreness and quickly restores the
carts to a healthy condition. For Info
by Stillson Powell CbrpOrntion. Cllf
ford Pharmacy Plercés' Bridge Pher-
macy.
NIW iNB‘I‘RUOTORS APPOINTED.
HARTFORD. Com... hisy 21 —-The
meeting of the trustees 0f the. Co'nnec-
ticut Agricultural college was held in
this city lousy. All the rut-muons of
the board Were present and the meet
lug was, presided over by Dr E H Jen-
kins of New Haven. Arrangements
were made for an additional course of
study‘ which will consist of model in-
structions in mechanical Iris. Prof
Putndm was appointed instructor and
his work will begin in September. He
is I graduate of the Worcestei Poly-
technical institute. Prof. Mulchler, of
Clark university. was appointed to sue.
need Prof. Koons. deceased.
APE MAY RANK CLOSED.
VCA E MAY. N. J._ May fit—Tile
First Notional Bank of Cape May was
closed todsy by order of the comp-
troller of the currency. The bank
was recently reorganized and the pres-
out officers of the institution after a
consultation with Bank Exsmlner Buck
laII night decided to suspend business.
It is said that file depositors will be.
paid in full. Financial dimculiies of
the farmer president, it is stated cans
ed the mascot trouble. ,
m"1«ll"31'¥41l111111118 of
Bridgeport Train
011.11% save; 11
from Going lhrou
Drawbfldgc-onliundred
lives leopar___d__'_izod
BRIDOEPOR'F Mu 21--T1m suc-
cessful working 'of I “derail switch. "
just east of the new rolling lift bridge
on the big visdurt in this city. lest
night. probably saved the. lives of many
passenders on the train over the Nau-
g'Ituck division due hero of 6 o‘clock.
The bridge was up 111 the time. allow-
ing 11 g to go down the river. and
Engineer Edward Lyons, of the passen-
ger train, disregarded the signal to
stop. in a moment his engine. tender
111d baggage car were bounding along
.ver the ties the train stopp‘ 113 not
nsny yards from the bridge. But for
he derIll switch. the train would hove
unused into the river, as It won going
It a fast pace when thrown off the
,l‘lli‘litl,
Passengers were shaken up and the
women and children screamed, but
when the train come to u stop it was
bond that no one wss hurt. one wom-
in, who said that she lived In Water-
iury. made fruutir efforts to climb out
if I. window and Wes held by tum men.
l‘he woman said she knew she was
Icing to be crushed to death and was
1Ilf way out of the window when the
non pulled her into the. car.
Enginer Lyons was recently promot-
1d to that position and was considered
1 capable man. Although the signal to
us that of a freight train I few weeks
llalnly by both fireman and engineer.
Lyons sped over the rails without an
lttcmpt to stop his passenger-laden
ruin. When his engine first struck
{he ties, hOWever, he did his best to
back his truin bumping over its on-
Inturol path. and stuck to his post.
As it was the engine tender and
baggage our were wrecked. end in. -
‘c on the West bound truck was block-
ed until after 10 o’clt’ick. Word was
cut to New Haven, and the wrecker
'enched here about 7 o‘clock. when the
york of clearing sway the moss vise
vegun.
The test last: night proved the worth
1' the derail switch on the New York.
New anen & Hartford rsiiroud and
t is understood that its institution has
icon recent. There were over 200 pas.
rogers on ,the wrecked truln.
Last night's accident makes the sec-
1no on the new viaduct. the other he
ng that of at reight t'rsln a. few weeks
1“Although the blot-king up of one
min was made necessary by the mock
nest and west bound trains were. able
0 go through on almost schedule time
here being little inconvenience. as all
trains were run over the east hound
truck and the third think at that point
PRESIDENT NOT IN N'EW’HA'VEN.
Was to PIIs Through Here on Way to
Groton, Bub Strike Prevented.
President Rosovcit was expected to
ones through Sou... Norwnlk some
time last night on route to the annual
wise drill exercises at the Grbton
lchOOI in Groton. Mess., which Is at.-
lended by two of his sons. He. made
he trip in a special train and as it
was impossible. to get around New
York on' account of the strike on the
runsfer hosts, the truln‘wcm by way
if the Poughkeopslo bridge. and cross-
nc thissiste went by way of Hartford
'0 Grotou. The train left Washington
It 4:45 p. In. yesterday and reched
Groton this morning. Returning it»
will reach Grotou this evening Ind will.
urrive in Washington csriy tomorrow
morning.
The party consisted of the president.
Miss Chrew. his sister-anlnw, Score
ts'ry Loeb and Mr. Ferguson, of New
fork, an intimate friend of the presi-
.eni.
DEATHS FROM FIREWORKS Ex-
PLOSION.
CAMDEN, N. J.. May 24.~Two eddi-
tlonsl deaths making five in all have
occurred as a result of the explosion
in the independent Fire Works Com-
pany. on the outskirts of this city yes
terday. Rocco Pluto an employs died
late last night, and Michael Scslona,
foreman of the factory died today.
Hannah Parker 111101th employc can
. not PGCOVBF.
...... 111 every .1111...
rm—m ......m,
die Dive therever'
moronic!
I gill”
LI 11111001}r 000th Nem’sl’k Dru ulsts Urine
0 Hyemel,tl1s usrsntud
1m
Itsrrh
Any
13.12.. of The Sentinel who
suffers with ostsrrb. or who is sub,
$91 to «unwind colds is invited to
he lieitfuss Plisrmscy‘s store for 11
complete Hyomei outfit on approval.
So confident sre they that llyomei will
cure the Mimi and most deco-sealed
case of ( tun ii that they will furnish it
on mont ‘11 treatment of Hyomel on
rial
Singers and public speakers will find
Hyomel invaluable. lt strengthens
the voice and gives it 11. PM (-lcnr.
tone CIturrbul deafness ls (urod
u‘lllou liyouu-l 111111 the Hill‘tlfll liyofucl
buliu are used.
The complete oulili misfit only one
dollar. and If. utter using you (on
any that it did not help you The. 'lelt-
fuIs Pharmacy will leturn your money.
BRIDGEPOR‘I’ WOMEN DUPED.
Fortune-Tellers Skip With a Lot of
Money and Jewelry.
liRlllUEl’OR’l‘ Min :1. —-'i‘lic police
are looking for a pair of fortune-loll
ers whose aiivmtised‘ extensively in the
local papers on modern palmlsis and
cldiivoyuuls under the nsmclo of Moo-
sieur enu Mudmno Howe 'l‘hey bod
finely furnished lilifli‘im‘s in a swell res~
identIIl sccilon of the city, and they
did 0 loud—office business, women. of
course, being their chief patrons.
Last week the -y told our- woman. who
thought her ..ushami 11 love was grow
ing c.11ld in sleep on Sill over night.
then bring the money .1111! Wllfilf‘it‘l‘
jcwcliy elm bud in flu-n1 the followln..,
day. The dupe. did as Icuuested uud.
besides the money handed over 11 gold
which uud chain and two rings worth
8200. Another woman slept on five 010
bills and left the money. with them so
they might have "it examined by tho
spirits"
Having obtained the coin and Jewelry
the frauds skipped to parts unknown.
The dupes todu told the police of their
experience. T my are supposed to be
in New York,
CONTRACTOR 8U E8.
Wants $42,000 as fly for Extras He
Furnished.
HRIDOEPORT. Coun., May iii—Tho
New Milford Power, company, capital-
ized at 02,000,000. organised to trons-
mlt power from the Housstonlc river
to neighboring cities by mcsns of elec-
tricity are the. defendants in s 111111 for
060 000 011111ng brought by David L.
‘Emimuel s contractor of Cntassqua
PI. The New Milford Power company
recently completed a gigantic piece of
engineering whereby the waters of the
Housnionlc river are harnessed so as
to furnish motive power for the elec
trlc cars in Waterbury, New Britain
and Chosiro. ,
The contraetor who built their (ism
Ind dug this csnsl was Mr. Emanue‘
who. bv the way. is an engineer or
some repute. and a graduate of the.
University of Pennsylvania, The. cause
of the trouble is the sliemlg of the
original plans. Mr. Emanuel agreed to
do the work stipulated in the original
contract for 3300.000.
...—....
FATHER AND ION INSANE.
Former Found Trying to Convince Let.
{er HI Should be Killed. ‘
WATERBURY. May '24.—«Jol1n D11
ton. of Wolcott, gave the residents of
that borough a scare sundsy on ac-
count of his threats to kill his semen
imbecile and deformed person, and
‘hcn to make away with himself.
These threats were made Saturday in
I note which he left at the bomtI of his
sister, Mrs. M. M. ,Louusbury; with
whom the two were liviIIg. The nelglr
bors modes search and finally found
John Daton in the woods persuading
his son that he should be killed
Betti are now confined in the lockup.
and will probably be taken to Middle-
town.
BTEAMER CORWlN MAY BE SAFE
TACOMA. Wash. May 24 .wReports
current last night that wreckage from
the steamer Corwln had been found on
the west shore of V'sncduver island,
luck confirmation. inquiry at all points
along the. Sound falls to confirm t e
icport and Victoria icporis that tbi‘
is nothing there to confirm it; .. 1
$1.11]?
SEA’l'”.lLE Wash. M111
steamer Cottage City, frIIm Lynn Cun-
nl repons passing the Nome steamer
Corwln May 21. between ketchknh shd
Wrangle Narrows. This informal-ion
disprm es the reports to the effect that
the Corwln had been lost on the Van
couver coast with 11.1... loss. of life.’
So for us the (‘otlu'ge City officers co id
observe the Coruln was in no iron is
whotexmcr 3
JOHNSON FIAN AUTO TOO FAST
SOUTHPORT May 1..»A man git-
lng his name as John Johnson was ur-
raigned yesterday before Justlto Fight
of the Tow-u Court on the charge of
Turning his“ ‘aulo" above. the speed
limit. PIObsble cause Was found on
two coguts of exceeding the speed llm
it and e was put under bonds of 0200.
This was furnished by 8 '1‘ Davis an
automobile dealer of this place. The
man was driving a sixteen horse pow
er locomoblle touring car and it is
ssld that when Deputy Sheriff Butler
called upon him to stop he did nOt do
so,
ssNArOs duAv 11.111110de
BEAVER. Penna" May 24 —Senator
Quay sat. up in his room last night.
smoked I cli'zar. chatted with members
of his family and insisted upon redd-
ln‘g the newspapers. The attending
nhyslclan said a decided change for the
better wss noticeable. While he would
not say that the fienstor is likely to re-
cover from his illness, he stated that
all the circumstances are more hopeful
than they were 1esterday.
osocssv ,w‘AsEHouss BURNED.
NEWPORT, Ark. May 24.—Fire de.
stroycd yesterday the. lsrge warehouse
of the Newport Grocery'CompIny Ind
arlsrgc amount of other property ad.
Fouling. Loss‘smonoo, covered by in-
sumnce.
31mm“ a: susOLAav.
RA any “real Par-
our. of er geport I priIoner It the
nut e prisons edl‘here yeste Sum of
piled. HI. mutants '
with. ”1400} res from one
l vuu‘rrongukad ' "NI ler‘us'I .
new.
3’
.IN E112. ‘
+7
4
life
llilllit' 111111 lllt.‘ pleas-
in yuur 111111
11111051 spot in 511111-
llit‘i‘ is lllt‘ \‘crumluli.
'l‘lu- Vudor Shades
will llt'lii to turn any
[ml‘t‘li into a mol and
delightful l i 1' i 11 9;
room. 11 room por-
fcclly sort-cued from
file passcrs-liy yct
arranged so that
those inside can \‘lt‘w
the outside. llcrc
luurlu-ons and tea
may lit' sl-rn-il. and
tho minim“ of lllt‘
house may smoke his
cigar in quiet scclu—
sion The Vudor
Shades are of fibre
to adjust.
interwmcn with twine, very strong (lurablt.
TUESDAY. NA? I4. 1904. 1
A (30511 Nook.
You will find the greatest comfort uiul cnjoymt'nl of
I"
"Iv—g ~Mg.:-_-.c- nan-s:
and easy
They are SliOWll in several colors. olive, dark green,
and mottled olive.
4 foot wide x
(1 feet wide x
8 feet wide .\
10 fret wide .\'
Dimensions {11111 prices:
8 feet (imp, $2.00.
8 feet 11rr1p.$2.7§
’ 8 foot drop, $3.50.
3 ft‘t‘l (Imp, $5.00
In 1111' L'pllolsic.1'_x Store.
VEILINGS FOR EVERY NEED.
This summer there is :1
Veilings.
yachting. etc. brings them 1..
The free out door life. automobile,
demand for '
driving,
most unusual
to constant use.
Automobile Walls of lien vy Chiffon. with hemstitch-
1‘11 borders. 4 yards long. in [1 mum and navy.
$4.00 each.
$2.50 and
Draping Veils for walking hats, black. navy and
11$...1di1l.
Mourning Veils, heavy 11'
to $2.00.
brown. 1/ 1o 3 yards long. 50 cts to $2. 50 c3111
Chifions and Parisicnncsin SiVllSli shades
25 to 50
caves. 13/3 to 2 yards. $1.00
Black Lace-Bordered Veils in moriish effects.
(is.
911011): from 25C 1111
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ELECTRIC LIGHT ASSOCIATION
BOSTON Mai 24 .--All ssctions of
the country are represented in the con-
vention of the National Electric Light
Association which was Opened today
in this city. A large number of dele-
..gstcs arrived yesterday and several
' hundred more this morning, in many
cases the members being accompsu
fed by members of their families. The
tlon will extend through Thursday, the
following day being devoted to excur-
slope to various poln'ts of historical in
forest. The convention was boiled to
order at Hotel Vendome, by President
Charles 1. Edgar of this city. who ex-
tended i} cordial welcome to the visi-
tors. T. Commerford Martin of New
York. read a paper detailing the gun
emf progress made in electrical lnves
tigstlou.
SOCIALisT FIELDMAN FINED.
NEW HAVEN. Muy 24 —~Sol Field-
man the Socialist speaker. who was
arrested on Saturday night on tbc'
charge of obstructing travei by causing
the congregatlng of s crowd having
been lined in court yesterday s'fternoon
for a. similar OffGIICe was fined 07 and
costs yesterday. the maximum as pro-
vided by ordinance. Fieldman says
first he will 0 to jail in view of the
principle in‘va ved.
“a.-.
..m
ir'r‘if'
That Suite of Colonial Mahdgany .5
Ike lour Post Bed the Diesscr and (hitTouicr with their
glass-pulls arc 1n perfect (..olmlial tusliion. Value $200.00.
deliberetive 'prooeedings of the com 911- =
. .. plnyl
HOLD-
3’. THE NEW
“HUB” All 11111
mi llmlclo «I
Novelties in Fancy Mesh and Spot Veils. 25 to 75
Malihes in all shades for milliuery purposes and neck
”0).: ....m
l'dl‘tl\ beautiful.
Special 211 $150.00.
l NO TROUBLE 1N RRIDGEPORT.
BRIDGEPORT. May 24. ——Agent 1. B.
Nickerson. of the N. Y,, N. H. and H.
R. it. at Bridgeport. denied all know.
1011's of the reported trouble with the
boats of the Bridgeport line and says
that there is no trouble here with load-
i'ng or unloading the boats. The W“:
llsm G. Payne left as usual here this
morning.
WARNING. -
You cannot have good health. unless
your kidneys are sound, for the kid-
neys filter the blood of impurities
which otherwise act as irritating pois-
lons and break down the delicate or-
raus of the body and. cause serious
' with 'i' you how" kidney or bind-
oer trouble and do 1101 use Foley's
iliidne1 Cure you will have only your-
self to blame. for results, 115 it positive.
ly cures all forms of kidney and bind-
der diseases For sale at Plalsted's
' irug store. . "
DIED FROM DRINKING CARBOLIC
ACID.
NEW LONDON, May 24 —Gerald
Kirn the fifteen months old son of Mr.
I and Mrs.Her1nau Kirn died at Memor-
ini Hospital at noon yesterday as the
lresult of dunking a quantity of care
bolic acid which the child found while
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