WANTED-
Jpcrators on Sing:er.,83wing
machines fior iottlolbper
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tworlrg ' 3.;
Apply. “1”“
H. Jacobs & Son-
5052 Day Street
‘ WANTED
Experienced hand-solvers on wont,
en's dresses and‘waists ,
Apply at once ’ ‘
M. N. Mayehofl’ & Co.
15 Mei-win Street
w NN'I‘Elb—A young girl to takecare
m little girl 4 years oldzirtmi 8 a. m.
...i 1., in, Schoo days only. Call at 11
lliizu street. So. Norwalk.
', “”1 “w“?
d All‘. I Ian—P urnishcd or partly fun
lll.‘~llt'(l room. Moderate terms, in or
out at llnwn. \Vrite “X. Y. Z.," care of
:;l‘illllll‘.
WAN'I‘ED—Girls and women to up‘erd
uh- power machines on‘inen's omit-II
Wt'lu' and shirts. 'Apply ‘Cluett Pea-
DUI.) it- (‘o., Inc. So. Norwalk.‘
l’hmlo 1202-2.
wzllvi‘nnwoirls, 14 to 18 ears-I
ligllt_ pleasant work, quick’advuoég:
gig-l? iglubrightfilrlfdeo it; ready to
Has! thirwrgik¥. z. w F. 014'};
won TENT—.6-
modem impro
WA Milan—Position for generab house-
work by young Hungarian, «girl!
l‘
room apartment, all
vements. Phone 1492-2;
'l‘tl Ltd’I‘mi rooms. bath and
Improvements, 320. Tel. 1301 ll other
FOR RENT
. III the bu
“'1'” be
2674.
«~Slore or part of a store
illness center of Norwalk.
Vacant in about a week. Call
TU LET-10:1”.
8 Elizabeth S
Louis Avrick.
walk.
A__.
go for one automobile,
t., So. horwalk. Inquire
I’, 0. Block, So. Nor-
William F. Hoyt
Real Estate
For one week, house, 6 rooms,
electric. light, gas and
Price $3,000; mortgage $1,200.
2 houses, 5 rooms w I ‘
Price $1.750. , aler, lot 60xlu0.
1 lgoose, 6 rooms. well, about 1 acre
Y'u t and about $300 worliLof . .
bcry on plat-P. $2,600. Shrub-
1 house 6 rooms W'itcr
. . .. . and clc
right. Price $3,000; cash $1,100.
rrouble house, 8 or 10 mo '
and up to $20,000. ms. $4.000
Farms. $7.000 up to $100 000 C‘
. , _. all 'n
ml us show you these places. d d
WIL‘IAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTA-n PHONE 435
toilet,
sewer.
ctric
FOR‘SALE
a7-room house in the first dis-
trict, all improvements.
Apply
Jo Mo IJAYTON & COO
l 5 Railroad Avenue
‘ .
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Weather Forecast
For .\'nrwnll< and
~h-.-i :il’lc moon :imi’
'l'n.'.~«l:l,\'
Vicinity: lulu
_ . probably tonight:
lzur and somewhat colder"
mnxllmcsl .‘liltl \vcst gnlcs. \Varning‘vi
.m llll'll \tinils are displayed on the
'I-sl. \i'e-nthcr conditions. A (“8*
:lli'lltlllt‘t',‘ which is central over the
l akv rvcton is causing unsettled wea-
l’h -i“\\'ltll min or snow in neat-Iv all
albums cast or the Mississippi river.
lu- .\l0l‘lll this morning extends as far
w fl :IH Illinois. The temperature is
Fl‘dltu' in the Lake region and New
l;i«':i'lnd and i
. s new abov
:wvilons. e zero in a"
- were considerabl
' ‘flnal
- ‘éspecial weakness.
LETTER To
FERRIS COAL 0Q.
ill-fir Sil's:
Sui/(l coal.
So do we...
You give full weight at
x" . _ full length necklace-volw
(dill-Pearls at $20 to 8100 that) look
it, um- as Oriental pearls costing
'llllhllllils of dollars, and-allow jew-
' A :s to sell 'em on these conditions:
(I) “If they don’t wear as they
“will in. (‘Ol‘ilt‘ back for a, new one."
t-) “If they don‘t match the skin
1 u-Iiunge for one that does." .-~
M r know a dealer in coal. who de-’
“\t- 3 ‘ ,
’ll‘k’l": "'3 00‘” With a Public Weigher's
all»: .- (full weight) invites com-_
W his. and actually exchanges the
l--'.'~' when complaint ls'mad'e. -He
1.. 7.: half the business of his‘ town; a
"7'." firms liave'the other half.‘ ' '
\l-
are not too old to sell pearls its
“ml ,1”...
.. sells 0 . ‘
.mmngrs-‘when ctl'iitlalre We’like to pay
. acidic aquick buyer-Tor
‘ J. ‘M. Layton-1% 00., ‘Inc. 5 'Ballroad
» avenue.
'Famous Players and Standard'OiI
r'iood specialties heroiniodorntely.
:5
FDE._SALE—-A 490 Chevrolet touring
car with winter toil and a ton and-u
half Federal, with chain drive. good
bargain. Inquire ~A. Stefani, Bridge St.
East Norwuik. .
..wdter.>and
Phone 1175-12.
FOR SALE - Settings. Mahogany
3' Rhode Island Red, from now untié
comer. 31:26 ; ‘r,13._VBudwell,~
Egg'mour street, outh Roi-walk, Tel.‘
one. ’ < A 1 ‘_ condition.
FOR SALE—A lite-time chance. A
_ new. modern bun ow, convenient:
to the South Nor-we station. .Will be
$100 cash, balanc terms.
2822, e
FOR SALE-word Sedan; late model,
will sell or exchange for a Ford
-touring or a runabout ~ body. Also a.
19220 Ford coupe My, “renews
fer a'mrdtouring or-n runabout? y
Phone liorwalk, 194~2 daytime or 2153
evenings. , .
roa‘ SALE—Six-room house ivitu im-
provements, centrall located. In-
Coqulre at 15 Ferris. ve., Norwalk,
nn.
FOR SALE-0ne lot
Fifth avenue. E. N
passes.
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remnable.~-on
, orwalk,- trolley
Address Box 1103, Flushing,
FOR SALE—s-horse-pOWer marine = en-
gine, make "Mianus." stratum-“open
'ler, batteries and coil. Address 51:]
First street, East Norwalk. 2
FOR Woe two-family hofieinll
improvements ‘within two «minutes
from Railroad station or trolley,-small
amount of cash-required. Inquires):
FOR BALE—4 acres near Post Road,
good spring and a foundation on the
place. Owner, phene'2302.
FOR SALE-sBaby carriage 1!: $5006
condition. 14 Taylor avenue.
sin. 1918 F. E. Model
o
FOR SA
Chevimin in good running
condition, 00. ords. Roadsters.
Coupe, 1921 dun $475. Open Sunday.-
Dunne (rear) 887 Park Ave, cum...
State St., Bridgeport.
FOR- SALE—:Halching eggs Rhoda
‘ Island Reds, from free range birds. 1
have reports ot‘ 95 per cent hatches,
My birds are all red, no smut; {1.00
per selling, $7.50 per hundred. Deliv-
ered within three miles. Send postal
or call. John Bowkcr, Highland ave-
nuc. So. Norwalk, Conn.
l
iron sour: —‘.ei’ickensderier tyn'e- ,
out; 41,575.;
“‘1' laptops
“— we SPECIALIZE iNT
order for your spring repairs.
» Don’t put it on.
Remomber‘flle‘Wom
E' ‘ ei't Service
) ”fill!!! a. ‘i-tliEGEliEIN
m: an n inning
. $l’l0ne‘475-
58 Water Street,_
Agent for
MILLER a BERGOW
General Contractors ‘
FOR PAINTING AND DECORATING
Estimates Cheerfully Given ‘ '
Telephone 1423-5
- ‘10 SpringOStreet . . . . 5 Hanford Place
, . nth Norwalk, Conn. :
ROOFING
Slate, Gravel, Asbestos, Shingles,
-.., Asphalt Shingles, Root Painting
and Repairing
3-ply Heev Slate Seduced Rooting.
. $2.60 pit Roll. Red or Green .
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.‘
23 Elizabeth St. To}. 387
ORANES' MUSIC BTUDIO
Commercial Buildin , Norwai 1 to
9 p. m. Tuesdays, W nesdnys. burs.
days. Iolin. Banjo-Mandolin, . Hawai-
ian-Guitar, Ukulele. taught. instru-
ments acid on “easy‘paymopte.
,.YOUR.AUTOH BILE. ‘
Has emaM~dne£hz..-M
condition-u mammalian not
.benazlected..tor.ufety. mid economic
more. W Munoz kill!
mnmtmonaal‘qgao cars. ‘
16 Marshall St... So Norwalkl '
. MRS. KER? «IR
Plumbln ‘Iflnnino mi ‘He‘atlng
; . Winn
‘ ,On _ : Hooter.
21 Taylor Avenue. Corina-voile Conn.
. or would «Dell . on
, an. m noting-"gut.
Wanton.” no loot
m
Phenom
on 11'an 0! on 11nd!»
0350 In." rt Co. Mum _m~
phi-0188. .
room ”run . 1-on ’ f
Tania?“ To
"113M 5 -. moi-tonne
moi-notch told) ‘
Mi” . 817 tor Drones-Mar
NORWALK narrates o0.
Fromm: Int-flouroo'it '80.: Moi-walk.
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FOR SALE»—Ice, sand. gravel, loam,
building stone. Cinders. clay for ten.
nis courts. teams for hire, cesspooli
cleaning. manure Spreaders, abusi-
noss wagon. one small two-horse
Irllt'k. double team harness,-two single
harnesses. Raymond Street & Son,
Tel. Daricn 100.
FOR SALE—~One box couch, small
'chifl‘onicr, mahogany bedstead, and
Wire springs and fine hair mattress.
gill in good condition. Phone 2329 even.
ngs.
FOR SALB——Two desirable building
lots on Marvin Beach, 40x100 each.
price $1,500. Tel 41 or 1225.
FOR SAI.E—-Bargain to quick buyer.
2-iamily. modern house with all im-
provements. Conveniently situated l0
town, one. minute from trelloy. For
lurther information phone 15")5.
FOR SALE—Factory, 10.000 it. floor
space. 1 acre land. R. R. siding.
$6,500. George Mitchell. Phone 1801.
~ BRAND NEW"’BATHROOM;'$55
SyphOn closet, china. low-down tank,
enamel bathtub and lavatory, with all
nickel-plated fittin s; s" oclal big bar-
gain. white cei uloi watercloset
seats, $5, Scidenberg 00., fits 3d ave"
letween 36th and 37th streets. N. Y.
A Today in Wall Street
“’ALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.—ch-
eral “spreads" or wide openings
marked the initialvdenlings in today‘s
Stock Market. Sinclair Oil’s first trans-
action consistcd of fifteen hundred
shares at 25 followed by 2,000 at 25 1-4,
an extreme-gain of 3-4‘of one point:
Interboi‘cugh, ‘ Consolidated Pid.
changed hands in We lots of 500 and
1,100 shares at, an extreme advance of
1 1-8 points, but » Brooklyn Rapid
Transit, last Saturday's strongest feat.
ure, registered a slightrdecline.‘ In
general price changes were higher. es-
pecially fer calipers», steels, equip-
ments and secondary rails. Early quo-
tations for leading foreign exchanges
p y.under last week's
prices. German marks showing
WALL STREET, Noon. -— Last
week's active operations were” re-
sumed during the morning. Trading in
ihe‘flrst two hours againindicated a
turnover ,more than one million
shares for the full session. The mar-
iret became increasingly 'irregular'
however, aside from‘the' mength dis:
played by a‘ few stocks. Among these
werevNew' tork‘ central, "Marleen?
Loeomotive, international ’Paper um?-
Willys Overland which gained 'hrgw
fractionsto one point. U. S.-i:8t$eif
New Jersey were lower by 1‘
.points. Coppers iorfeited ‘ea
andvgshinpings. rubbed. textiles.
er, minor oilealso ens
owned at 3%}9erg . ,
~ , a“.
WALL amen-21:30 p.“ phi-“The
ins-“Call mon‘ ‘
Valli are an Americagepesgil'i." The}
:;lltl0 in one quality only and in a V
lxlcsut‘o match‘t‘ne‘skin. \ i ’ >
s cy‘eost only~$20 t i
. o I "
3:21:50 tn: length and cm)‘tg:y(:ge
_ .a co ' ’ 7 "
smog the dilcmprovemgnt "17‘
Uriental pearls centuries before
:1 nd We
were bot-n. , f
Vatti oomph: N * ‘ . '
1“ S? v.“ j . y-x 9." YQ'RL
89mm“. “:1 mamm‘ifilw n.
Jeweler. ,.
p
, Mandam- rails;
ovary or the .orign'iir‘
to 1 1 .
rlyésainaifi' '
and;
Iowe
TREESSBRAYIED
With Lime and‘Sulphur
Henry Beaupain
4‘Woodbury Ave, NOMllk.
Telephone 11408-13 ‘
F. H.BAXTER .
_ Dancers!-
‘bp o=m,=m o ’1'!!!“
36m Mold Boa-lilo
I court-I ‘IAIN crater.
AGENT son V
*CAINDIES
Kendrick & Chase Gm
Scored Cylinders Repaired
airy-Acetylene Welding and m
TELEPHONE on I
I8 Raymond 8L, Booth Nervous“
. liORllfAlil" ElthlCCO.
» j er timid-i
- '12:: q icai
2707' Wigwam ..
pylons. 953
Loom and L o n g Distance
Trucking
i’iione 335-2
Best. quality ”leaders, gutters ' andtin =
work. Now is the time to leave ya“? ..
bine Qualtly Awith
‘ .
. outh Norwalk
Fae-ou- lnlematmel chfiipe, out."
to the house.
- combination garage and farm build-
'Aii6eifitiaoen (Té ,
"Glie‘high’iflloor " " in! mine . m,
‘ogoinotfiorti'akirts;
~vaeam
*fieh'mies, shortrskirtnnnd all.
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inches or surface exposed to the wee.-
ther. They will be painted white.
The roof will be covered with similar
shingles. stained it deep grass green.
The house will set 'in the center of
a colonial garden. surrounded by it
built up rubble stone wall. A large
veranda. protected by a root balcony,
supported by Doric columns in ar-
ranged for on one side elevation’ot
The floor of the veranda
will he covered with red tile laid in
cement and, extending 20 tect'irbm
the wall of the dwelling.
Directly in front 0! the veranda. a
turf terraccywlll be‘ laid out from
which the approach'to a sunken gar-
den by stone-steps. leading down to
.it. will be made. The garden will be
planted with attractive beds of holly-
hooka..mggrd sailors and other types“
of biennials.
The first floor will contain the liv-
ing room. dining room. sun parlor
with an inglc ’nook built off the liv-
ing rooms. Scrvmits' quarters will be
built in the rear of the dining room,
adjacent to the kitchen and pantry. .
The second floor wili‘be'eutirely oc-
cupicd with bed chambers of which
there will be four. each provided with
a separate tile bath. These teams will
be done in white enamel and mahog—
any trim.
At one extremity of the property a
l
t
ing will be constructed. The, front
out'fOr garage purposes. The rem“
grill be equipped witli’ stalls for cattle
and other live stock. Quarters for
the "chauifeur will be built on the sec.-
ond deer .of the building over-"the go.»
rage; _
*Mr. suilivan will occupy his new
home when it is completed during the
summer smooths and will commute
from Norwalk to his business.’ ~It is
expected the buildings‘and laying out
or the grounds will ,be commenced im-
,medint.ely inorder to have its—complet-
ed before the end of the summer.
nxsnrvoolrmmp g :
‘ ‘ 3va 930mm
NEW ~ BRITAIN. March 20.—-‘~R0l:il=n'tg
Tracy. 18. was- killed ltté‘iyestiirday
l
‘ when he touched ’nn‘ electric " wire “on
top orastmiley tremié'her'efalld‘fell 35
feet turbo-trolley tracks. ‘Tracy. with
several other boys. was climbing the.
girders of the trestle. A fractured;
skull :wes‘the *cause of «loath. The‘
trestle crosses the right of wayiof the.
New York, New Havenand Hartford
It t
'0"
z '5,
Men’s Shoes , , »
market steadied againonubroadfdei
New.~York Central. Southern
woodman“ mm'w—m‘n {exp’eliiidicrom .
‘ Muse they violated therschool rule
mum the case to the Douglas County Circuit »
' ideoided'ln their favor and sent them back to
portion of the structure‘will'be laid;
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DR. LYNGHW _
‘ON BETHEL CASES
BETHEL. Connecticut. March 20.-
Dr. John C. Lynch,,—‘empioyed by
the’cmzens' Committee or Bethe: tot
investigate conditions in that town
which State «Commissioner of Health
John C. Black claims is an epidemic
of smallpox. today submitted his re}
port. ”He tooivgten cases into consid-
eration‘Vvhich “he had examined ”on
March 13, and makes a report in clin-
ical 't’erms.‘ .He excepted one case,
that of a young man. on the" ground
that it showed merelyaskin aflection'
which had existed for a considerable
period and long prior to the preval-
ence of an infection in town the na-
ture of which is in dispute. In the
nine other cases, Dr. Lynch after-den-
cribing the characteristics. gave. his
opinion’that the patients buds-mall—
porgin ‘11. light form.‘..that there “3 no
cause for alarm” and that the need
of quarantine would be about those
who are ill and oboervaiionv ofrthose
who had been exposed to the disease.
As to vaccination Dr. Lynch said that
those wlio,have faith “in vaccination
should be vaccinated while those who
have no-fnithr' in vaccination ought
not~tn»be. ~
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Labor Always First.
LiberlsTtlie perch" ‘0: all the last-
ing monuments of this world, whether
in verse or to "stone. in poetry or in
pyranfids.-=—=- ’flllum' James Tilley.
WWII. {Him-sand {rather of
iii-“day _ fifternoon.
, .‘er; ’Harris’ctme ~to-‘Norwalk from
‘ , flew ¥v~oflc=wab0u£ five monthsnngo’lnd
n
7L
. l»
lt‘hapél cerdetery. Brooklyn, N. Y..* at
' ~aim s.- Murray. died last night atelier
iggringillnm. Sheets: 54 year-846m.
afternoon. 'Bl‘lt‘iél Will be in‘the‘Nbr—
walker-metery ’Hrs‘Mfiva a.
Ltill-«room,“Philip Jr., of Port W ‘ -
,. wiii'iibe in {bite ”anthems:
' Brodklyn,‘N.- Y.
1 "30s‘ép‘h ”H. *Harris. “brother- '6!
Florence! 'Mac Harris, died very stud-
lysab some, 6 Elm street,“iat~
was secretary or thefihmriecI-I. Saar-
fls'?Co.-. " 1:12.,ng thafiufmers. ‘
Friends "wishing .to view 11118 body
mayido somewccn 3:30 and,8:3o p.
unalitodaywit hisjilaie home.
The remains will be more Brook-
lyn tomorrow morning: alt-'9 a.’ ruby
Funeral DireéhorfA. J. Collins 21nd
servicessvill berhem at Washington
12 Mo. 'Inte‘r’nlent wm be in fam-
ily‘pi‘ot. .7
Hrs. «Neme‘iw; “Murray.
«Hrs? Nellie W..Murray, wife of Jar-
‘ho‘me ‘v22‘i‘0ent’er'avenue after ailin-
Funeral services will be held atrihe
‘iateihomc‘at 2 *c’c‘lock rrWt-llfiaday
member of Our ‘xSisters' Rem
Lodge. I. 0. O. F. She is survived-3153'
a husband..ofiéffiaughter. Mrs. merges
E. Pettil; tdofifirmnd‘mOmer. Mrk’nid
Mrs .Joeeph“H, ‘Bia'own. or Brookflde;
olive 'brbth’enioifl'm? H. Brown. 11‘.ch
onerfister, Mrs: Edward Prescott.
‘ 4—3...—
”Philip” ’ laefer
ti'Phiilp semr "m at his thine
in Wilton ”this morning in his new
year. $112 is =surva'ved by a. witecfind
ton, L. 1., and George of Willem? ‘
neralfiervimfigrm be held fronfithp
home oi’v-iWim'm Whitney, Wiltomot
>5 o’cmct' Tumor ifte‘rnoon. Bdrlnl" _
comm.
Funeral ‘of Hon" y Smile
The funeralrrofiflarry’ Bmelle was
held Sundarafternoon at 2:30 from
his late home and was largely attend-
ed. intermen: gt. being in Riverside cem-
etery.- :‘Bnrpaii wearers were Jack
Gleason. Colaqoqnolly, W'm. Feather-
me; 'E. J. ’Nrm’an. .Harry Stephen—
son and Hugo Schmede.
.Fn_.__
. Funeral“ berB. Colemn
The funeral of ’Fred. B. Coleman
Was largely attended Saturday after-a,
noon at 2:30 from his late home, 24
Couch street. Second District. Rev.
Chapman Lewis omciating. 'During
the ’sen'tccs Mrs. AmyNW. Sims fren-
tiered solo “Abide With Me." ’Rie
'fiqwer;bearers wrrHohn Dowd and
Michael Dowd. The poll bearers were
Lee B. Tripp. Everett Buckley. Joseph
O‘Brien. Christopher Fay. Victor W.
Ferris and Howard Lewis. The flower
tributes were many and beautiful,
showing- the respect in which the de-
ceased was held. Interment was in
family plot. Riverside cemetery.‘
, Funeral of James Picanzi
X'l‘he funeral of Jamesil’tcanzi we
held at 9 o’clpck this. morning from
St. Mary’s church where a. solemn
high~mass was celebfiited with Rev.
Father Carey as celebrant, Rev. Father
Walsh as deacon and Rev. Thomas J.
Finn as sub-deacon, Burial was in
St. Mary’s cemetery. - ’
‘Fun’eralof’MI-s. Powell 9"-
, The funeral of the inte‘Georg-ixnna
PoWell washeid this afternoon at 2
o'clock from the laie-home.-1} Wash-
ington street, Rev, John J. Snaveiy cf—
:flciatlng. The intermenp'was in River-
side cemetery: ,
~
. LOST.
LOS’lL—Ladies' brooch. set with green
stone, between Washington street.
and Trinity’churi h, ‘ Nor-walk. snow-e-
Tel. 1190
ward. Dr.‘zahiman, 79 Waningmp fit: '
«-
”Nowell & Murray
i 'ToflenWho Know”
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Try {tom :4 a" ‘hm mid : ' .. t:
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BionoorLEGGm’éG,
MIAMI, Fla.."1{§.rch nth-J;~~ ”
legging ring has been uncove
so thoroughly organ!“ that it!
tracts were W ‘b‘yroomeg-
bankers who also acted at!!!“
the funds covering largeafiu.
L. G. Nutt of “winter-181 ' _ .
Bureau, has reported to Pro .
Commissioner Haynes. ' _ "‘
”In substance.” Coiode! Nutt'
port said. “the operators brazenly
posed: ~‘We will contractutor-” '
liquor you now ’ Irhh' .,
chamv'asnes. We wm’gorrand E 7
it.’ " The .conVeyhg.;aog'imuo§;‘ .
‘nearby foreign shores. the r’epor!
ed, was a. minor transaction on ' .
with menu-9mm tor’wenfig.1t:_‘ ‘ ‘ '
fitARLY GARDENIQG’
dufifls‘flie right tools. H
iewrpursuits that pay as well ,
newod health, fresh air, an
ao"ga'rdening.
~7'4myidon’tyou try
or Vegetables for the table
son? Le» tus supply . ~
GARDENING IMPLER 8;
AND HARDWA
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Washingtonian :30. _ 7 7
A1: ANGEVINé’s
- rand-puts howorkioryufi
Givesj'ou a smooth bp‘oij'
which you can push pub
at will.
7'Every inch is cooking on!-
‘iace that “will hold say“
vessel without danger :-
tipping.
{Gives you more. coo; "
room in less space—eafla‘
height that eliminates belie
a‘ciie. » . " ._
You, will find omega.
“cooking utilityonlyr'm: 9—16
soars MAIN
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