,m 111121911
2‘12me tho’liltbfdlow andkilled
.2 m WWW son or roan
“mammal IllllCAlis.
‘1 ii
’byouginolio. era. which lelfles New
Yorkatto‘ixhcksndpawuthmushlhh
foliynnhoutnamiax. at 10:08 wallp-
preaching the depot, Illa“ Fm”
, Dracber,;,tlrefcnnaycar-oldson oflohn
minim-mount,
Ianacrouthatrackamtlfnnroestmct,
of the locornotive.
mmtiy. ln/Drpoherliveson
., sued/fiscmssing and
mmmamuymhom
Hi aboutsixtyfeat.
“thawed...”
13111111112, said hodid not soothe
WthalkedinfrontofthelocoK
aways. ‘Astrstchawm procured and
flom were brought to the
roam in the depot. when
1., W GBIniri undo
Hemidthathissknll
"mind, neckandcbestandsevernl
honed hihhdowhr: limbs were broken
He‘flepapbod to Bridgeport forCor-
”mmmover and investigate
below.
in». panorama“ luve hadtwo
children,Fnddie beingthe oldest. He
was 2a general favorite with his p13!"
mindallwho knew him. The bar-
hsr shop is closed on account of the
New. Arrangements for the
(nodal have not yet been completed-
'Ihs child's parents and deolh"
(ad 111. the terrible accident 11m
A weer NolWAhK MPBIBN’I'.
.m- ulswsms and Innis- Dlsbrow
sisal Ills-m Away and not named.
Ancventhappened in the quiet and
unduly hamlet of West Norwalk last
wstwhicbaflcrds no end of talk for
than“ of that wranmnity. It
w- an slopsment, and the parties were
William Disbrow, employer! by John
nun, and Miss Ella Waters. The
story goes that Disbmw insisted Min
Wafis in climbing out of a window one
evemng, thus escaping from the
parental home; also the parental wrath.
The bride" is only seventeen years of age,
i _ hum her ardmt adorn
. It'll". Mm the opposi-
Watm' peak. The loving
, to‘Tosnd Ridge, where the
had by the Rev. llr. Dcl-‘orest,
of, , church. Alteration
WW to retumto
"Roommates thcydld. They
meythehrkle’sparmtmsml
“Emile. now dwelling WT 1"
W ’ _--
”at the nasal Illa-lav-
aishrsllssndspIh'dPImI
toDspntySIwriflDrie
semen-robin. Smith.
.thoughtanspiclonpoinm
ll,ceaeslinger shade, who
thoraasportw sad who
could ‘ hefotmd. Ade-criptirsroftlw
“so When thence-by
'm Admittimeafterrmeiringthe
gm Hadron-omftholiorv
* Irma, 11ers macaw.»
drietwhinsdewflpdmhllhdwlthlhu
ofthsarsshswsssesrchiag for. lie
hi-aodaounsdaherialnhaau.
mMyaftrrmouand
”$9”me Audion
"MMtevhmwooavict
“flutter“ mid-millenn-
oil's-es astil I o'clock this morning.
whsuhsmtlhlhfmhttkaeliclfmo
as. Bo ham for luck at
”‘1!le 2 12
papal-ad slat but non wuss-as.
M‘Ymoi thisctty,sndcharles
KW, sailed tension
w
‘ M. Jastsstheywsrenssotasn
hgthshsdhgmthdrreturn,lr.WIl2
hour. late
m! 00. 'l I)“
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an... ‘..’ n... .1... war 11-
him
You gets“. ”finflo‘: it titted. Rt mm
a 112...... an run-or moon-.111.
olllsr'sald-hs Malls-t.
llhllsaislfellsy, shatlrlrnrner cm-
playedinlltoveasmunnisgcm's foo
toryon Union street, in this city,sud
libKeIleyissgooddancsr,arnl her
hand was in grant demand all the even-
ing. Edward Kelley, shatter employed in
this city. who boards with Mr. Milkmen
Franklin street, was one of the favored
ones. After dancing with her they
strolled out of the side door of the pa-
vilion together. and were walking toward
thorace track, when he screed her by
the throat to prevent any outcria, and
attempted to anault her. She struggled
desperately to free herself from her-.2
snailant, who, fearing some one was
approaching, knocked her down. kicked
hcrin the side, then climbed over the
Fair grounds fence, and made good his
escape down the track.
Alta lying fora few moments, Miss
Kelby was able to get up and stagger
as far as the door of the dancing pavil-
ionfirhdleahewasscen by Mi- lamie
Nuloahy,‘ a companion. Miss luknhy
thoughtller friend was faint, and ran
upto her, when she was told of the as
sault. She sought out Chief of Police
Gonnltey. who was in the build.
ing. and told him of the affair.
Be appeached Miss Kelley and
bad just commenced talking to her
when she was taken with convulsions.
Ho hadher sent tohcr boarding place
and onlered his subordinates to keep a
lookout for her termilnnt. Word was
sent totbs officers on duty at the bor-
ough as well as in this city. The chief
procured a team and spent the greater
part of theniglbt looking for theiuan,
but his search was unsuccessful.
Mb Kelley was very sick all night,
but became quieter yesterday morning
and slept most of the day. 'l’o-day she is
still improving. She is about twenty
years of age and has many friends both
In this city and the borough, who hope
Ioscc her assailant captured and pun-
idud. fl
[nos nocturnal PICNIC.
Athletic Sports. a Clambake sad Dancing
Help Make the slur I Success,
The seventh annual picnic of the Iron
)louldenr’ Union, No. 209. held on thr,2
Fair Grounds Saturday afternoon and
evening, was largely attended.
The athletic events were called shortly
after two o'clock. They won- watclwd
by an interested throw of people. who
(recupied the grand stand. .
The first «arm a sack race. in
which six small boys were entered. This
wsswoa by F. Dowd; J. L. Sullivan,
second.
The entries in the half-mils hsnlicnp
bicycle race wierlliam flunther. J. B.
Perryand Edward Mlson, match; Fred
Brady, ten yards; llarry lorrill..lohn
Brady and Walter “my, fly yards.
The mesa-as wonbyulohnlirady; liar-12v
lferrill, second. The prises were medals
for first and second mcn.
A race between goats owned by Daniel
Correctly, Charles Beers and Nathan
Hunter was neat called. it was won
easily by Uonnolly; linen. soulful. lint
prise. t3.00;11swnd prim, “.00.
The ital-yards daah between titebb and
Whiilock was won by Swill). his».
silver medal.
Theballgamebetwesnthel’. ll. t’. A311
and the Weapons was won by the latter
by a score of 10 to ii.
After the sports the lalsnm of tho
sfternas: and mowing was given to
dsnc . Bmytho‘s melanin furnishing
made and “Hal" Richmond prompting.
Thoma: llnnt send an floor measure.
The free clam bake added greatly to
the success of the [ionic
Thetickets which drewprisowenu
follows: Gold watch, 7”; Richard-1m t
llorgan range, will; Tilly range 11m.
Aoaxduagm ohm 1111 Mon
first" mode Saturday. 'mmwhie the
W” W“ 112212 harm-M “I“.
which the score tiers! illrouglssit tho.2
file. rain I very interesting. The
Wild sham pothhonvcr. as
wilhnralqitsfollowiagm:
Mm... Mo 11 1 a d a 9 our
sons.- .. 11 More s 11 r u
lieutllstunlsythe Mohewlll play
its- m Wilton train. it 2trill b1-
ruasrahmd that the from 11mm
latter-y. mans art film. are with
thoWlltmsad a very close W to
our... 1.111.... .,
‘I‘helraaldirirlossdthslluasot’l‘ma
is the WM.
macs.
11.3111» monthly magnum "'
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‘l‘llll (HIKING AND 00130 0? CITY
AND ”ROUGH PEOPLE.
Maud!" lfiadfislslsars
“W2
Nelson Hoyt is taking his annual vpcsJ
tion. ._
J. Irving Dibble is taking a two week's
vacation.
Bert Wilson has returned from a visit
in Danbnry.
John If. Ferris spam Sunday with
Mrs. Ferris in Stockbridge.
Mrs. George Ford, of Taylor avenue,
is visiting friends inllklgeileld.
0. E. Wihon has returned from a viit
with relatives in Litchlield county.
A. E. Kimball, of the borough, spent
Sunday with friends in New Canaan.
Miss Helen ll. Behrons, of Jersey City,
N. J., is the guest of friends in Norwalk.
Miss Genevieve Dunning. of Danbnry.
is whiting her father on Chmtnnt street.
Harry, ll. loses, of Brooklyn, spent
Sunday with relatives on South first
street. , '
2 Mrs. Sarah Whitfield and Mrs. Edward
Raymond, of this city. have gone to Lake
George.
Sylvester Hunt and family. of Eliza-
both street, have returned from a visit
in Troy.
Mi- (lussie Mead, of New York, has
returned from a wcek's visit with friends
in town.
Captain \. M. lionnockcr of tho-
Norwalk Wheel club, sprmt Sunday in
Brooklyn.
M. Baylies. of (lien Cow, spent Sun-
day with 'l'beulom lawn-Ice. South
Main street.
Miss Nellie Mclnerncy. of llrmklyn.
is visiting her uncle, James Mclnerney.
(‘odar street.
. Margaret Fountainc. of Brooklyn.
is 'isiting Mrs. D. Townsend, of Elm
Gm ce.
Harry VanWagnner. of New York
city. spent Sunday with Niltlfl-s on Main
street, Norwalk.
,lloratio W. Brown.11f the Danbury
the department, was calling on friends
in this city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds and Miss Nollie
(Tammi Newark. arc (rcrrpying their
voltage at Bell Island.
Mrs. 11111111». ll. Allen. of New Mil-
ford. is visiting with Mrs. Ann Eliza
Allen. on West avenue
3!. W. Sherman], who is whoolmg
from Yonkers to Hartford, spent yarter»
day at the Malachi-mo.
kilns Basie Alfred and brother Ill-my,
of East Orange. N. J., 11112 visiting Miss
Aliw Layton, Fairlleld avenue.
James Null and wife. late! of Butch-
inson, Kansas. arr- the gtwsts of In
(Him. on Elm otrwt, borough.
humane lloyt and Henry Hoyt. of
West street. started Saturday for the
firand Anny Encampmmt in Detroit.
Allietlmitb and family. of I’hiladelpbia.
l‘a..‘ arr2 the guests. of his "mots, Mr.
and lint. Charles Smith, of the lumgb.
hint. Jase Tollos and son liamld. of
l‘airfiold arr-nae. and lil- Florence
Hyatt. of New Michelle. are in Ridgetlold.
F. J. limes. of Iloston. and l‘harh-s ll.
lilies and A. 81ml. of New York. have
returned from a visit with fl. Fred lloul-
ton.
Ir. and Ira. Charla ll. smith. of this
city. sltrsalal the funeral of their aunt.
In. Elisa Ayn-s. in Bridgeport. yew-tor»
day.
1111 Poll). 1.1 [7111.111 1211111, 111111de 11111
wlfo and daughters. hens and Alice, at
Watch lllll. 'l‘bcy an- cspactcd homo
«inlay,
damsel thrust and Barry flavor» or-
pest lo Mn A. C. ithnlm
comrades drama-1 m
makes to Rorfolk. Va.
W m‘ Mildred-'11
It the amt port .11“ mm
from Mllslttnlllsaflow. and is now
on duty at the post other.
lira. 0. ll. Ferry and Witter Mary.
of Washington. D. (.2. are the M of
lira. was fl. llstts, on 111.11.11.11.
my willrsrsalula ltmwslk about ten
M11-
lieu-1k mammal-1a
mmmhrodavwflbnllcimld
attitudinmuih may!“
"Yorkheflahfllf fl. Aftsraslutro-
”Whitman-inhumane
abattoir.
MAMdfloleanehksisger
of New Yuan, Muse-l
Minimums“ mm
myyfwmmn.
,SIIllIER Silllllfllllcs
immdrinksonmezwhst's the sign; coal-
morass,”
nu
.Wlhmllll.“ It. I!- llWall all-t. N.
nan osarrn enuresis.
VIMaM“.
“alw’Douv
urns-r arr 111111.11.“
anom- ”roam on or rods» are
,levsrll'alsgra-s. .-
Frederick 1.. am, of soon- sol-
walk, and Ill- llloiao 1.. Isthmof
Windsorhocks, mmsrrlsdlsstWed-
neodsyevsnlngst thabridos homo.
harm
aoemnt of the wedding blips-4
-Wilhlsélal 51;?le
attention llnft'a clever Bo'ston swindlar
has, throughit, attempted to botterhh
tlnaacesbutdidnotsuoceedin doing-d."
last Friday Dr. W. C. Burke, of this
city,wboscnarncappesredin the print-
ed list of guests at the wedding,re-
ccivcd thsfollowing telegram, purport»
irbgtohefrom lfr.Darter:
elk-axon. “Jana.
Dr. WA). IgnrkeJonthNorwalk—Talssrslh
lmuodlatolyons hundred dolhra; Id larch:
dcntlal; see letter, Fla you on rstgru.
Fun 1.. llama.
Young's Hotel.
The telegram was referred to Mr. Bax-
ter's brother Frank, whose
were at once amused, as he knew that
Fred, aswellas his wife, was well sup-
plied with money; that he didn't carry 0
pocketbook, and that he wasn't likely to
1111' In Boston at that time.
A little later came this telegram,“
neural-1 A. Dettsalaonppearinginths
printed list of guests. As there i no
“F. A. Betta" in town, thetelegramwu
not delivered.
Bones. Mass. July ll.
F. A. Betta, South .\'orwalk:
Telegraph one hundred dollars im mediate”;
lost book w lred; Dr Burke; macaw": probably
absent; see letter; nothing now.
Faro I- Innis.
Young's Hotel.
At about the some time a telegram of
similar tenor was sent to Fred L. Mother,
of Windsor [or-ks, a brother of the
bride. Mr. Mother‘s suspicions weroalso
amused from the fact that his sister had
carried with her on her wedding trip a
largo sum of money. Solve at once tele-
phoned to South Norwalk. and ascer-
tained that other telegrams had been to
mired here.
This continued ln's suspicions. so is.-
ut once telegraphed to the superintendenl
of policeof Bostonto arrest the impos-
ter. lie replied, asking for instructin-
from the chief of police of William
Hoke. Deputy Sheriff llcCsrtby of that
plum.2 sent an answer to hold the man as
he must be a swindler, and that he and,
Mr. Mather would go on at once and
identify him. [loyalty luCnrthy and
Mr. llatbr-r started on the 9:!) train for
Breton Saturday morning. thechief of
police of Iiostw having telephoned that
he had the importer under surveillance
and would hold him until they arrived in
Bacon.
Frank ll. Barter also telegraphed to
have thr- swindlcr arrested, and sent the
chic! of polim at Hinton a copy of the
telegrams "wired bore. Ilo received
the following replleut lot the matter
drop there. after learning that llr.
Moths-r bud gone to Bmttm
it. Multan" July 31.
[tram
Frank ll Barter, Neath N
the your chief of police and bare him request
unto art in the matter: Fred liaxter ls rug-
lair red at \' oung‘ s llolel.
i‘ vars its
duperlnismlenl of llolioe.
Last Saturday Everett Noym of Slam
ford. who was om2 of tbs2 ushers at the
wedding, remit-ed a telegram from Prov-
idence, purporting to come from llr.
Baxter, in substance like tiara-amt here.
except that the anusmt wanted was only
350. The telegram further minute-l
that Mr. Noyes would not inform Ir.
Baxter‘s Norwslk friends of the matter.
to. Noyes hardly 111mm 1: pan-1h.
that Mr. llarter cmld be in Providence,
as be had murmured him and his bride
onthc train at New listen. Thursday
morning billowing the wedding. going
toward New York. lls replied to the
telegram. however. mutating that. In
order to identify himself. llr. Barter
telegraph when he had last seen llr.
Noyes and he wtarld srud the nanny
early lfmalay morning. No identifier
Marne
llr. and lira. “sitar arr-at one of the
summer rasom on the flaw Jersey coast
.muuvm'm‘ifflfidrfim
“Manmr
'i‘lw eastern Groundnut bookish-r:
mason isnowatils twight.and attenu-
srsl women and children in sunhtmnets
11111121111111." are in “patchy old [sutures
daily passing the carp. They quit the
mummy with mltitudlncns
basketsudpailsmod trailhosisst night
fall. tired. blown and hungry. with a
wraith ofshiaing black berries. 2%
cum-mum. .. ‘
Thump-neckline! then-coed
nlgiurestwillhoklsmstipg August ll.
2:13:31». .hoomf' Win l
1 mama.
‘rJo miners-W
w. H'%
.aflehloe
00 ”all?“
m
A
use
1000“
wrmusmwmsm.
“i?“rh’fiffith‘”
WKWOO VI. Kai. and W
lave-ignite. loses ”st
TAYLOR
“fixlk'lbn.m “and 01 Wald-ma
useuscsoowr
wane-2.1m...” 9&3”
“I“. ’l‘n'lillM&n¢soo.uI row-1am.
st .13’:§W"”“
nae monotonous. ‘
m, army's-am
mhfi’l’i’mm
mm
C ”l! EH. also
A 121111.11, of Seven Slain by a
Frenzied liloh.
rum no) 8011 recent 1111111111
Y IItfhsy‘Vsrntlg-nayewayemflqlr 1. ._ ..
’ “I'D“. first, my; ill. ‘1'
11-111 oun-
1
Jr‘s. no at 1111. uninnaa' lever-”any
Iss1 ralth Ibr- llnsnd of fat».
Caranrrmu'm. Kn, Aug. :t—Wayno
county, W. Vm, has h2 we scene of a
Isrlesofumrlerm .\l2. '2 1:21.1d1bl, blawilv
and live chii. l1 211 law j m blen murdennl
in u most horrible uh uh..- :2 and their bod'h ~
consnmcdiu, :ir. M1211" 11.. hight tilt:
Italian f‘llf'hli IltlaIrTfi l1 name ("mo
and started on a tour of uler Mutton. ’l'bu
Brnmlield fumily were thought to haw-
omtsldcrablr 211.111.2511 Thu 11.11.11... went to
llrurnileld’s. mum-nod and were Muss-l
ailmltlarmu Doors and windows were
then forced upon.
The “limit Vamlly llnlehsrr-d.
Mr. Brumtio-l-l. with his two half grown
sous, fungal 2.- l1 llflnpt‘l‘dlinll, but were
finally mum»..- l their throats being cut
from ear to 12.1.2 .. :l the builci repeatedly
stabbed. Mrs. llr l111ll2ii ind her time
little ci1l|1l|211 “on "Mt killed by the
drunk-2n ltali:,111- who rim. :1. arr-bod the
house for money and 112i it on live.
1111- Virllms of a I'rml.
Mr. Brumllcld was influential and
wealthy Two or three years ago,wb1le
county commlmionor, he opposed the
building of 11 new courthons‘", and thus
made runny Eflelltlci. The courthouse
was built, and it 'H though 2 that this
bloody “1112!; “as 2h - ".2211“, 11 1 cold fund
and llutt llrnnxm i 111- .11 1111:..- .11ppli121itliu
ltnlhlns \\ lllx liipl 1r .uul thou pointed out
- the path to the willie-1w.-
Tim shuttling uf Ingeraull’s Kern-liar].
51:11: 51.3111, .\'. \'.. _\u-z. :k-~illtill: Newton
Built-PAY": :mi Hulls. 12l [1.412r‘ull‘s private
secular} 121.1“ Ir “1 1! iv (lrtil'. .--\nd1r
Donut. (‘ mum Lari-ll: 12. 2, ta still lingering
between life and slum “Elli (2 bur bullet
holes in his built. Dr P. llyiuut-m
and T. J. A12 is" 2r found l'1:t!(he u M aim: in
the muscln. vi the riclit arm, ugr-n- H11
bullet is still leyl {12 21l lnothcr bullet cu2
tend at hi~ 1i1‘1l -i2l12 and [id-122ml through
both lungs: mzv won! l'l i1i~ ~l1l~~ 1m! curm-
out 0! his luck. \\'itllt' ti112 min-r struck ill"
elbow and glanced off to in» 111ml. “taking
a scalp wuuail.
.tndbno- ‘I’ello "to Story.
Andes-son is at. prtwut lodged in the
village lockup, whore 1112 car.- luo 10.111011.
olflnalsoofing. He sail! hr- was MI; in
the platonic-2 alum. l 11 lm k and 1111!
her sum :rft12v iu2,g1l nil lie lrnln.
Baker 510])!qu him .1111l p: 11,- ~1 lihutlhcy
hlknvrr tlu-xnilllrr- 2:11 -:.. 1.! 2if (her c
was not "111112 w. .9 11: who; lhrlr
troubles, which Wrn lllh'lil the «part-
ments of the house ear-l1 ut'cuplul. While
on the 1112121112 11ml.poil1ll11.z lo.\n1lerwn,
said that be bad insulted her llmi morn-
ing in the hallway.
'IIu-y Drew tum Involve-72a
Baker then took up what sin! said and
made-”motion as if toga his pistol. A112
define say- be noriml him not that he
pulled his 11212 oiver‘quic'aly to defend him
self..\lr¢.ll.21k1-r their jumped helm-m
them. [2.11 b man say-1 the other pulled
his plslol first; but Audrrs 1n was we only
one who tlml. a» Maker‘s. right arm was
shattered before he could ohoot and his
pistol was no! discharged.
'flro (‘suss of tho trouble.
The Broken hsdlivod in New York until
last April when they :11l1.2 2rlls-od 1n the
new-papers for mum in H112 country and
received an answer from Sir Anderson,
I!) had leased the 111.2111 lllil culled the
if y House. Arrnngunanu won- made
by which Baker ucmplnl up stairs. Every
thing went on nuumlllly until recently,
when the familia- la-wu. to quarrel about
little things, and sown-d at each other in
the hall. ’I‘delvidlw of lb:- fruit in the
orchard was the came of the 11101.1 recent
disturbances,
Hyman-us hhuutlng .Hl’alr at sow huh.
Kris” Yuan. Aug. :1 -~.\ my air-rm shoot-
ing occurred only last night in the span
Inset Imus: 2:.» West Forty mood street.
While (‘harlas L‘ hoodwin 11.121 engaged to
writiugi his mom lbrtrsm W ell-tor, 11o
Wlliliulzfl, opened the door, and «uh
out utteringa word tired or Hunts-in, who
fell to thsfloor with 11 bulls! in his abdo
men. Webster coolly walked down stairs
and told theprntturtnnt “1:111an was-hit
and W I lluclnr, alto-r .‘\ lull h in- till.
. Geranium will 111.11... 1i, dis. Ii:
a bachelor, aged thirty 131.2. and “and
win is a married man thirty years of age.
Thepollas protons in helluva that hire.
Walnut. whats young and putty, la the
cause of the shooting.
'l‘s Essays It" lira-lira Husband.
To escape the fury of a drunken Mia
hand. bromine". 011:1!an throw
shdhavlsrotaehm lama-1mm
threw hat-sell out of a rear window at in
Will. ”Vinyl 1m. annual
hotu‘tllumsrs worm sheiasy dis. ‘
The police think they have 11 further
claw to tks "under of William Me
laughlia. who m1- allul m lmm of ill
last Eighty-ninth moot llamnlny night,
sodare now looking for George liulllwy.
son of William llslllsey.who is now under
arrest. it is alleged that Malnnghlla
while in llalllw’s house oil‘snclrd the lat.
Car's youngest daughter and was taken to
task for it by (loom Ilalllsey. whorls dis-
leads to the suspicion that ha
Ilsshsotisg
”audit Ahoy at a lull. '
hiltlrtnnoo, Colo. Aug. ail-«111112111. a hall
1-111. lila- mountains ’l‘orn Bosch. a
odoflhhsvciharaihoadoarapsayuadg
mmflhaucswum to scours-g
wrists thocrowds on Wacky-.111
lstte‘aehysarhsafallrd. It is
”If- . , . 2
tradesmen-r"
“RNMWW
.a2
mmmmmmm'
killing!“ “Walton an estimable lady
living nits mind-dry. Is the units-'-
tltoashrssspsd.
browsed by s
PAUL Ail. ham
"0
I. wssdnwardlaths
they were talking .‘lrs. tinker smeared ._
NORWAL'K.’ “Hg Will
0% W QflziBWNchKEW Plenum ”1.ch
PEOPLE‘S n .m.
chi-.0 etc. lacs adv .) st. 8.8. AH}. wast. 39‘;an
1pm., 9'2 .31! i1“
22 - 2:11;;
So. lurwalk'llilston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
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"TUESDAY-f
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in order to take
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