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ingthe formula from which Plaisted’s
Cough Rentedy is prepared,ws certify
thattlre medicinesof which it is com-
posedareofrecognisedutifltyforthroat
and luogtroublsmnd thstit contains
noopiarnorotherpobonmsorinjnrious
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comm tin
Norwslk.
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itill IEIACIIB 58.
Iranian partsntthsllnlted States.”
grew
more “.7.ng
:mfizm the lam two
“" bestlriesclirdniusilnstdteperyd.
1m Emma N w
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led
' oi the Potomac. and on Sunday My lair.
. P03»
"l-‘ebr-nsryfld.
'Fsgmweresoldto Ridgetleldgeatlerasu
‘ Water street...
- money. Callandseeoarstock nudget
”on, Llanutaotnringtornpsnyiu the limits-
’ trruicfrelfltysrd.
"Zonmdepotrestiuraot. Openallnight.
wtnmnuuuum-ouubwoum
Brittle-trusts On my warmeralr-
firmly ebudy weather and basil tobs‘ith
Mr and southwesterly WWI will not»
sblyprevamwithsome toowsnd rsin« north
colder weather.
mm ., sump“ sonnets.
mall' "EMT—.— of Our cu; m 1)qu
s-s earl-s.
Hezekiah Sittt. of We is suffer».
ing from thegyip. ._ .L
lii- Willa Hoyt. of West den... :3
visiting Mk Nellie Harrison, in bridge-
1'“
spearhhktimelnbed, snximtstogutrid
oftireggrp.
_—-s—-.Ht—-
Them trusting of the Norwalk
Iockflompanywillbeheld Wednesday
Two horses from Brookside Stock
yesterday.
Mrs. Dorrie] Dunlop, of Roton Hill, is
visitingher brother. Van Burnt Wyckofl
Bennety‘Blooklyn. .
~10 lhp. pure lard {or .1. at Smith’s
Wuhingtou market.
mrmnorumlmrmltwm.
soupillbe held this afternoon at 5-”
o‘clock orerflWnshingtonstreet. Rev.
B. fiBurneswillofliciate. Theremains
wiilbettken to Greenwood tomorrow
morning.
——Use Hoyt’s Cough Remedy and look
s
Thebuecarpentersoltbetowometst
itsodnllsiisll. East Norwslk. lat-terse.
:23.me wsttrantacted and
su'sdjournrneut was tateoalibi next
Thursday at J. R. Raymond‘s office,
———Down they go. Price» on boots and
shoes, wemean C. H. Harvey will sell
anything in his store at a reduction of 15
per ’cent.“ This is a great opportunity to
buy boottsndshoesfursverylittle
prices.
Thelatttlink issthyrnoodBmthers'
doukwithcnsi. mvmum
ingstWilsonl’ointsndtherearethree
warloadsofpig iron for the lockwood
—Purecottsewrthpurecream,oca
James ll. Whitaon. who died yester-
day morning, hadspplied for a pension
tlrroughGeorge D. Keelsr. Early ya—
“tertlay morning Iir. Karin received
IM“wordfor'iirJVhltsou to appear before
titebuardfrwexaminstion. but it came
too late.
«as—b...
W'm. .lsnrmry tau. iM.
humour p. u“... it 8 Smith willsell
Hits Ads ll. Golding and li-Iargaret
(haven. ct chwsik. will ilnlsh their
siltdlmntthelltnte NormalficlluolJ‘ew
uranium list (hilt btbe
chuwllssunsstsrd. 0.
node padrtateof the South Norwalk
“kit” a:
modems-rules burp-tune one
would u thspuy cons.
”Will!
”Imam mare.
EWOIlyllc-h. Don’t!!-
psasyulrflbsutovthsmwhsulur
last '
«nourishment»...
“Madman-sumac.
“Inhabitants-who
umlmoxuwm .
2...: mm.am.wu.u m”
tbelrome of‘ber too, it. 1-]. Parsons.
Brookslde Stock Farm.
dotted by the medical pnrfessim.
tonic ralbosd. hatrented one of erolisyor
. Edwin Wilcox'rpcottnges on Lowe ttrset‘
restaurant
Interesting, was very interacting
protltableforthelsrgenumbsrotpeople.
present. Onewmttdrwardiormyors.
Bicharthon‘tmmmomiisadd
Benm'l‘mirflssvdsnnnrsWsskniws
sndBeoesai liability. Ask turtle.“
ldcmrnpie.
steamer-Express, plyinngtweeu Wilson
runway-urnsme ill at
hishome in New York city. Rabat edatoetsreeatthedogmwtadoeadny
many friends here. night. assays he knew nothing- :of the
t6 Mt K. 8. Inckwuntl's house on
Elmwood avenue. by electricity. The
wires are beingstrnng to-day.
attention.
tsunntisbsing r'epslirttd grsi
{rescued and whbnMpkted will be
; one of the most nttrnctive monument
along the line (if the Conmlidnted.
tosskifauyohrhblepetucan-p
plyaoook-stovsbeadutitntsfsmlly.
list», will they piesssaddretthn-ediate-
ly. ills. Ii. J. Barber. 88 Clustnut
meet. EonthNorwaI. “ =
atC. Ii. Harvey's for ”cent. that have
bccnreducsd inpricefmm 01.75. They
are stylish and untenable and tally
wortbformrrpriee. but they mod go
forooly 75 carts. Call and see thero
andyouwtli surely buy.
masiiauinthsnurssrylastsvsuiuguod
arrestedliks.better known at "And
Gabriel." W with his wits and , m
John O'Donnsl. who were drunk and numb wnmgms
disturbi lhepeaen. They were W "I". i t t
ed bitmaps“ an. mfgthOnnkschorwalk'sbicyclimwill
hrougbthcfurndutice'l‘ownssod wmmflhflflowmt There
mounordlihesod rswuowilmmmthmrdmm Iv:
daytinthecuuntyjall aw.“ seams. More oowsrnnedneroads
”um...
i
shunksrwlthcsr’rssofflouarsof coal
sash, tank us We island. on
islgiuuadsrsaorvlyingundsr tenfsst m”
.2. m” a...
tilt. Willisln‘ ll. Person. is quite lllst health.
in Norwulk.
wfloyt‘s Cough lbmcdy is highly en-
W. L. Blsscermgeut for the Born-v 3WD”.
l I ,_ .
William Filmore
“m I! 30““
*et,
39!!!!th popular carpentm
Reasonabiepriresnthoesdepot
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Tremainmmuncm. ”WWW“
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Are you weak and rundown? Dr. "mm“ homeyesterday.
'l‘l '
é. l’erey Duty. scout "J. A.
The Norwalblud South, .dek
West "urns.
git. s. sulphuric n... wprthy ct -,__
v
Theioteriorolf. A.laae's
M
”ll fewdaystymmlie.
fi'ul
Auothu'essedglrotossdcompeis us
disease.
om 28min: has pump-us the: tinn.byttppeuring «that
W
—-Dsueers, youcangetdanciog pumps.
20“)?le
w
The police visited Ilchsel )lcloeroey' s
isbledlf presented to the (‘orr
sored upon.
night for
Wolhisunnlo W 'J. mum no em last
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willpsnbohlrprsvsll. witht‘rethtndm WWW» . dutyWednttdsynlghton acolmhtnlill
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Mrs. Barnum. wife at tier. Dr. Henry
unwound 'l‘ssirsy.’ is rhitingtrtsud’s
Iis'sllestis BrldgEtmf issue‘s Place,
itlé'srslhg the art of type Writing and
Hal‘uvyOsbilbdNn YorkJsspeudlug
. farawaymuuuomodlhumlmm
“The Richardson d Morgan Furnace
compauy is that down on account "of
taking inventorytnd makingextentivs
mpuitstothe laundry. Vt"
harbueitcoullned to
hithomsooiferwihstreetslncehstsst- ,
overu- cune- Adams has listened
attyloroopsorv'mormm nights on
account oi lp'ckoem. Wallace Dean is
“tinnitus-idle ufShrthsh.
trim whohasheehvititingherdsnglk
twinklllmudsgeonilsinstreet,
Theselectrueu-lravehetn untitled that
Daniel‘fiootield.~witeaod seven children.
who claim a midsumio Norwaik, are in
destitute charm in Greenwich. .,
Robert ham-i asks into deny the
Moment-lured yestadsy.thuthesct-
iiity. at
New. York'city, is ill at the Norwalk
Military institute. where he iswtgldent.
He itagrandson of Ital. flirty. of
AnewcrctsforSt. Mary's church. to
rqdauetheone recently broken by the
wwbdb-slspmtm-dsy.
audwtlhtphsdiu W within a
'l'hegripisnorespcterofpersous. it.
gmbmuuansflmodiury
mortals Lithuanian nets-tots-
uvsoll'rnSmatthis end ofthe
town.ishomsdupwithauattackutthe
fills Eunice 8tevens.the little daughp
ter of Ir. andlil'lt' Jhmu LStevens.
sisstednollttissov'y'ts wsilsssaluursi
I'mlll'.’ 3159‘
stookandfiatnrwtot louvekflar-mu terdayinsprettyRustian sleigh,udorn-
grocers. losmithhsshkenpossession. edwithacbirneofbelir.
andwiilopeothe store for bull-emu
suooaspom‘rble. Inhuprewilirsmain.
. with Ir.8mitb.sndheplpasedtoseeall
lbuoidp'atrunsofthestmaudumy.
newonesas want the best lgroceriesat
tbeiowen pricps.
Macy Cummings, “vice-pm“: ot" of
the} such raliwny comp-0!: hall malted
lot duty again alter a dege with the Rus-
sian influenza. Ir. Cumming- hav been
in the wnplpy of the company over thir-
ty years, and is an indispensable adjunct '
Tituaooounmtuenttbats petition was
to be c'lrrnrlsttd an»; the (tom of
mutton-rider the wt vote
in “Wot ‘pollds snuintmcutsas
was printed exclusively in the Samson.
hatcsrusdnosod of comment.snd as
near as sreporter caniesro.uillbe
Witt» be
tower-smut was «as: or her we» and nod-Inc hummer
oer
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inputs.
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mint,
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Widths-us arrests turned
svertotirsborcughtrea‘surerdurtugthe
hyths may-m: s
cm. "Mfuitmeuugsd lustths
that the “hiss charge
eaupouhtthsut. thssmsunt
WW
filishtsr washorn toll. sud In.
» WWW”, 0‘ Patio! mt. Wild-
yalglrt.
C. R. Bennett, formerly in the dry
podium-lets in death Norwalhgis
Mot hisvtruurgrw J. 1?. Bennett. R
"l"
:2 watchman»
last night. Mum's orchestra 'iuroithed
music for dancing.
Dwyer's band has been engaged to
furnish music at the Fireman’s bazaar in
Wm. next Thursday night. Three
drum corp from this place have also
been W for that night.
”the committee having in hand the
mposol benefit for Dwyer‘s band will
meet this evening to arrange for the en
tertaiument. It will probably be held
some time in February. The proceeds
will be used to purchase uniform‘lor the
members of the bond.
-4 4.. .Ho “gnu“..-
OVER “llldl RIVER.
'n
--Ex ofHam 10th Mb mud mem’. of love not (lonely at th in East
for Be]:- yd. '3': S. Smith’s? E, . i employedhyContnctorJ.R Raymond Elm street. received handsome new "°""““
W yesterday W trust his safety bicycles yuterday. 1"” 5‘9“?” ”WW" “mm“ce
Waldo Pursues, of More now: fitvitb-WMW “m" “WWW"
duties & loEleven, have opened their
bakery tn Randall's block. VonZsodt
avenue
‘5'. thirteen“, Jo. foreman of the
Vdunuer “company. is confined to
his home by sickne-n.
I". Kocour. the merchant tailor, has
Iwarttud the contract (or his new house
on liyrtle avenue. to Contractor C.
Scefield of this place.
. Boothsarebuiug erecuxl in Randalls
llall In anticipation oi the arming lair,
entertainment and sociable of linytlower
Hook and Lhdder and Host» compony,to
be held February 4. 5 and ll
The party who is“ killing the cuts on
East avenue had better desist or he may
get himself in trouble. it is known who
doesitand several of the owners of
idiom intend looking out for him.
The lrieods oi Volunteer Bose com-
pany should not target their sociable
next Thursday evening, which promises
toheavery enjoyable ailsir. Dr. Caro
ver's orchestra. oi Warm. will fur~
nish music or
Tbssnnualuleotion of dinners of the
Republican club will be held' to Volunteer
Hone Borne/this evening. Other mot-
tsru connected with the reopening of
theoarnpnign will also be brought up
undevery memberoftheclnb isreqaeso
ed to be present.“
Aptiuited stats:— ptlt—oilice inspector
wankers: Wednadny for the punrcse of
investigating the burglary at the depot.
wherethe mummies is heated. Chrblt-
ruas night. lie was shown around by
postmaster Rider. but as the burglars did
not secure anything the inspector left in
a short time, expressirtg himsell as well
pinned with the manner in which klr.
Rider conducts the office.
On Wednesday some of the neighbors
of lint. Edward i". Brennan, who is re
ported to be dying of neglect, called at
herhorneon East avenue for the pur-
poseof assisting her. On entering the
parlor they were somewhat surprise-d to
see aroong other ornaments. o forty-live
gallon barrelof cider. It is said that
both tits. Brennan and her husband
oitsndrinkto excess and neglect their
little three year old daughter Home in
ashsmcfnl manner. The child is now
being (pared tor at the Children s Hunte.
IMPORT.
Roll» Wakeruao has bought the prop-
erty belonging to Mrs. Francis Hirer-
wood
n ppm bemoan:-
tioogznlis his y to be usual
“I“ m. 'fltr .. iM-M'
inochfldvstaudhls run. some»
st. of tiriggatown. Pa. are visiting
“mum'uvdwudm
first will he a special meeting of
compliant-teammate. I. st their
mined-yearling. A full sites-
detest-damn.
{innartdOreymWr-tdssnof
render
L 2&2”
F. grouped together. formed asbeautiiul a
p tutti
was an ocean
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ANDABD TOMATOES
5 8k. Fdlgfl'm LIMA BN3
.ssvrtvspruvssrrssstress-deters!
outlets for Becker’s Bu riotive Flour and I
Mil-“o one up mu all»?
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. $242641:
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about. 33 Washington Surat. Scull M...
utilise.
JanusOsboru, died this morning of
surpr- disease ms 74 years.
Thepublic schoolinsbssn closed for
Wfldkmmflyw “swarm
ll?
muddle 9122:2er
Waterman-n in
the ninetyveighth year of his age.
A large and Interested audience were
present at the Town Hall last evening.
Asa neutral sequence the transom of
the Eptvortb league took home with her
a full pocketbook. " The affair was e de-
C. G. Weber, was unable to be present,
but Miss Hilda Schnell admirably filled
her place. which, with all her other
selections, was up to her usual standard
of excellence. The voices of the gentle-
men quartette were unusually tine—tbs
tenor of remarkable sweetness—and their
pieces ranging from “grave to gay” were
rendered with artistic taste and ability.
They were counted at every appearance.
Miss Wohlrnan, the elocutionist, in “The
Msnjac" was truly realistic. and in an-
lndy whose expected suitor proposed tell
her mamntu instead of home". had the
sympathies ('3) of all. Misses Ada Conn
and Allie Bowen are but as yet “littlel’h
women." Their solos, however. give
promise of recognized ability in the not
distant future. The mhlmu “Tooting
Tonight,” accompanied with the exquis:
its singing of the some charlie by the
quartettc, struck tender chords in the
memories of those in advanced life, while
the tableau “Pink Tea," in which about
fifteen oi the Epwortb young ladies were
tmrterre of living flowers as we have
ever seen. in the dialogue "Aunt. Betsy's
Mus.” it‘seerncd as though the veritable
maiden lady herself was before uses per-
sonntcd by Mrs. Charles Fitch. who sends
a flying missile after one of them because
he asked the hand of her niece instead
other own. The literary exercises were
closed by singing‘ God be with You Till“
We Meet Agnia' by the Epworth League.
Cake nndteu were then passedby the
young ladies. but the supply of ten cups
and saucers being limited to twohun
dred some oi the little lolks were disap-
pointed. Each family, however, took
home one or more. and these pleasant"
souvenirs of theoccasion urcwidely scat-
tered
NOBil‘I'ON.
A daughter has been born to )lr. and
Mrs. Harvey Weed. ol the Heights.
On Tuesday last. Rev. Arthur Rayon
and Elder Benjamin “need attended the
meeting of the Westehester Presbytery
in New \ork.
The Soldiers' Hospital Board visited
the Soldiers’ Horne. lard Saturday.
Rev. Robert Meyers. a student of the
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
Sunday. Sir. Requa preached' to Provi-
dence. it].
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DRAIATIC WINGS.
v
'l’tsenlrls-nl Matters in Which Ploy- Lining
People will be Interested
“Jone." one of the pronounced comedy
raccoon-s of the neuron. comes to Mimic
Hall, to-night. “Jane" had a run of over
400 performances in loudon. and over
ill) nights in New York. its dialogue is
bright. its selections amusing. and the
company presenting the comedy is an
excellent one: therefore a performance
of amnion“ merit and a large audience
may be expected this evening.
'flsnds Acm- the Sea." the attrac-
tion at Music Hall tomorrow night it
a melodrsms, but without the orer-
wrought situations that characterize
terestlogand holds the attention of the
audience closely, while the serious part
is pleasantly relieved by an interesting
strain oi light comedy well brought out
In theorist-III. luv titties h null-
tic and attractive. but not to [eminent
that ill!) W25” in the scenery.
ov‘iofl’um and «so, um. cinematic
situations. sswilt movement of «soul,
nlmirsbte stage settirtg soda weilbal-
anccd company into to make a perform-
ance that is very Mable.
At Bunneil‘s Bridgeport theatre. Fri-
day evening of thh week. "Alabama"
will he presented by A. it. Palmer's New
York company. ”deputation sod
mingle-truer Mull present the
Primrossvk Wat's Maud-stills
istobtsspeuisl Mouths hmshnuld
urn.
f"? ”g
or
cided success. The opening'soloist, Miss '
otiror selection the unfortunate young 9""
Union Thet'rlogicnl Seminary. occupied r
most plays at thisciats. The story is in- Lb“,
1“" canwesr outta
unhealthy
otshoss wmlm s
.ln s
est. and it sick! I wear tupshs
lathe tbetsure time!!! M ”on number
of thoslckly
“amines 1:12 months if he
Wfi‘posudmlt to his mvf
AParents who with tbelrchlldren to beF
l: 3 MW 22”!-
luuui mmmmrmumun m...— -~mm ....-
WWW “my ”‘ 0"” MR. cum: muons co.
..-.- , lntilequeenot comedies. ’
Taylor at Golden., ’
Real Estate and Insurance. “J A N E”
WISHIIGTilli STREET. .
SEPT}! NORWALK, CONN. ‘ mm,m ”mm,“
WANTE”. ' " MADISOV SQUARE THEATRE
Nill‘l'ioNhe nurse f rl ht house- N, Y. CITY.
A wolrk. Bestof-mfmirgzmodd ressN.C.. wmmmdeatflrm'tand We
Seotine Wt . M18101“.
A
NURSE s'lri. Must be well recommended.
Apply at this union. tort
[DE awake workers everywhere for the
grantee
t book on earth; "Shepp‘ s Photo-
cm into! the World." coeti ill
illustrated r in: ularn an terms
led 51100825: Mr.
WWW". Rot. J.
Howard Madison.
a bun mu: magnificent outfit on! at.
on credit.
Bible “Publishing:
laPm. or
1‘” man: Eur. cessfu‘l grower of llou er». {mi
and vegetablm .tmler- glues orout doors Wi i
take cure or stock and man ment of Count
“fill mommendut «ms. Address
lion 4:». iircenwich. Court. ill! :3:
0.. ”in I) minutes:
loam!
{rm-i.
rm mum—
rec; no:
Martin.('1eriler-
\llle. Tex.. cleared .71! in 9 darn. Mite l'tosa
Lyons. S Y. .'$lfllln 5 hours;
Bruits
. All rose. Ivlube
Co. .. of]. 715 Cheptuut street,
j‘Jllw
place no gardener or florist by married
iEsIE Illll. sum loom
Saturday, Jan. 23.
THE GREAT HELD—DRAMATIC
HANBS
80130285
T0 LET.
:lEnttsf-
EV Eli-room brick houseou Union street;
10.1.8. Raymond No. no Water street. Son
Norwalk
also live rooms on Monroe street. bong
THE SEA.
5
or no iety meetings.
bble.
th 'tiain street. 14 rooms. rent
Also house \o. u» Woodward avenue, rent
lnrynlreof E. Woodward.
Al Lin Dibblc‘s block suitable for lodge
Apply Wi' irving
Rasmllrousc corner of Rani-1rd Place and
ll:
W till all the grand scenic
enacts. including the revolving-M prison and ship
Garland of Beautiful Strum.
”SuttonSaIeat lion's nod (
mores.
E oi heron rooms on
t7.
Main street.
IN the Swan: a Corbett apartment house.
a tour room not with all modern improve
meals. to a small family.
office of The Old “ell cigar Cu El White log-
ton street. ill)"
live rrroms each
Norwalk. Waterlo and out. Rent W.
to John 'Iryon. 5 Riverside avenue. last
‘23."
Six-R00)! Coltnge for small familymn
Burritt avenue Modern improvements
Apply toChester F. Clarlel
South Norwulk.
i'rrt'n street that Norwalk
Jamil )1. Lu) tun.
inquire lt F.11ayes'markeum2Noith
Enquire at the
WT) second floor a menu. consistinzoi
T hgri't'hboroe avenue. lites
illuutntord naverting:
Ul'sl': rm l‘ourut swnue. near corneroi
Apply to
Grace Church
ENTERTAINMENT.
rental OPERA mutt.
SATllllllAY, JAN. ’30,
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
"Faust-trans also run an
MI 83 MARION slit)!!!
~1~3M30 rLu cross. colon; or sums.
HIGH ruse Powhatan-rum
K. P. Bourbon.
3. Cum: scan: mu "Marl mu Fortunes "
lites MARION elloKl'.
[‘03 SALE.
' l-x‘fllmlhlll ammo
E. P RANK)”
56'
n
‘41 mum:
“M 1).. and
M": vitslnve Dore Published by! 'anseil
Will
be sold for 812. Apply at this office. 5th
Notlcg.
ill. annual stockholders' mcel'rlg of the
Sorwalk Lock Co. Will beheld at the of-
ftceuf lhrmmpnny. on Wedlxmio. February
:Lu'Ju'rlotkan. LLB ill iliROW.
1.325 Elecretary.
For Sale.
Qt. ALITY BEE. l"- PORTER-
BBJST bvmse lac: sirloin. ltv; round.
12hr: shoulder. flponndt forfir: rib room like.
Pno‘ru s Mutant. 2| \‘ all street n’ilam
HE Vivien oi llell. " by Home Allfih‘ieri.
ranci-
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lupin. in excellent condition. ('ost Int.
5.— TH: Imam
MISS IAINV SHORT.
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most, JAN. 3.
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flashes and mot-g.
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MONDAY. JAN. 5.
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