1b. In arm At rile units" oil'-
masons onuussrs.
Manila-assauvsrtsaslu-
m be M in the Public Library.
rte-«rm about 075, and item-
“3|.me onto! the library fund
”without limiting the supply of new
circulating department._
Yflsrdu there was a gather-
infill India at the residence of Ira. F.
Quinhrd, which consisted of the
viva cf‘tbe library directors, the school
”than. members of the various literary
Mandolins friends of the Pub
kc Idlinry. The object of the meeting
wu to make a plan for an entertainment
Jon New Years Day, in the Library
rooms, to raise a fund for the purchase
of the much-daired dictionary. The
‘. butdictionarytbeljbrary hasnow, by
' 'tltoway.is a Webster's Unabridged of
theodlliouoflllbll. Mrs I S. Jennings
was made chairman of the meeting
f and the following plan adopted:
Boaidof patronesscs, Mrs. C. F. Bullock.
Ira. Leslie Smith, Mrs. A. Blanchard,
In. RH. Golden, Mrs. W.B. Reed,
Hrs. C. B. Adams (the wives of the direc-
hla),llrs. L8. Jennings; Miss El. Tay-
lor, limlf. A. Dibble, Mrs. George Jen-
lninga, llrs. B. C. Palmer, Mrs. J. H.
"Ferris. Dirac. Swarmklrs. J. LRus
wall, Mrs. F. B. Quintard. Committee
onarraugemeuu and refresh meute,tables,
modal programme,piano and decora-
fiou andpriating, were appointed. The
hour-of the reception were fixed at I to
I on New Year's afternoon, and the price
of admission twenty-live cents. From
ltile cordial interest shown bysomany
Iadiosanunusually successful affair soci-
ally as well as financially may be ex-
peeled.
TRUE BILLS YOUR ll.
Iarwwlk la- Arralgaad la the United
mot-mu nears at trans-rs.
The December term of. the United
Stats! dhtrict court opened Tuesday, in
Bartlordflndge William K. Townsend
pudding. True bills were found against,
the following:
ME. Duty, of South Norwalk.
chargld with violating the postal“ laws
wide postmmter and keeping money
supposodtnbepaidwclerss. IIr. Duty
“Mundane 2|. It is claimed
' “Mammal money that should
Invehvsnpaidtobiselerkamol
pmhlfundsaud $300 of money orders.
United States Inspectors Thomas (I.
Stoddard of Washington, and C. II.
Pendlston of Boston gave testimony.
William Alsaander,ofSouth Norwalk,
aclork under Postmaster Duty, charged
withopcnins ordinary letters and two
Main; “0. The government in-
also testified In his case.
George B. Grumman and James [Iron
“a, of Norwalk charged with having
in their pours-ion with intent to defraud
andpaningupon two persons manor
flit Ive-own nickels. Thomas T. Callag-
b of low York. a government official.
mall to detect fraud Igloo-I the
WI. appsrred belore the jury
withstanding full of spurious mine.
fldtobavebeonfouud in Won of
the Indicted parties. Ile had about
Mponnds of the nlckols. Hours.
Wand Brnndsm will be friction
member It
Prlslilh W, of Norwalk, pm
to violating the liquor law and
'— hsd .1. At Its. Kenton had been
In fill slac- shc was bound over, the
yang-upended nlttimus.
Itwasaueedto trythecivil me of
”Iv-ll Greenwood vs. Town of West
m and Ambrose VanEtlsu vs. llama
In Dues-bu fl.
A “censuses-a.
tribunals-my remarkable w
Otborondtklaseason,butnoeo rm
demon-eminence"
’ Inst mesa, ”tilts l‘mtldn't Harry
This.” Pleased public accord It so
Momma-sled. Theses-nil:
‘Istsamep-rtl. the story so lntasws
‘m use, snllkv the many as-
Mdmflfltfl'm
[, Eo LOCKWOOD m-
srss Isa roses.
summons-rm schoolchildren an
manomlfll.
MBolsttr.othsmfad.bmgone
galwtvwdwmwummm wmrmamm.mmhwuoaummumlfldflm
lint town.
Cor-alidatsd, withofllosatw
cycle, ultimatum!!!“
Rowland, of Bridgeport, Is now a m
or in Palmer, Mara, wbsrshe was arreatr
ed for robbery.
John A. Carroll,of New Britain, pound
a forced order. Wrens robe mod
by the Eaton, Cole I: Burnharn Manufac-
turing company, on Eli User), a Bridge
port merchant, yesterday, was arrested.
He is held in default of “All“ bomb.
Herbert Du Allard, a clerk at Foster.
BeeeoAICohI store, in Bridgeport, is a
delimiter to the extent of nearly SLEN
and has left the town. Deactive Arnold
received a large part of the money be-
fore Allard left. A fast life on ‘llla
week caused Allard tocommith'etheftlt
The American Express company is
making arrangements for taking entire
charge of the express businem on the
New York .and New England road. They
expect lobe operatlng within a week.
Adams express messengers continueto
run on the same trains with the Ameri-
can’s messengers.
The officials of the Consolidated road
have investigated the accident which oc-
curred on the Shore Line division at Nor-
wich, last week. and as aresultRear
Brukelnan Brady has been disclmrged.
The officials learned that he did not obey
orders when sent back to flag approach-
ing trains.
Rumor has it again that the Consoli-
dated railroadintends to bridge Bridge-
port harbor and go through the city in
that way. The oflicials assert that there
is no foundation for the rumor and that
no one will know how the road proposes
going through the city until they get
ready to make the matter public.
Daubury is exciting because the large
holiday trade from New, lllfad I“
other towns along the Housatonic. which
has heretofore gone to Bridgeport, lsby
the new arrangement tohe diverted to
that city. and Danbury merchants are
delighted over the prospects. Trains are
to be run from New Milford to Danbury,
connecting with New York trains.
llvublcin Brothers, of Hartford, en-
tertained eighteen hotel proprietors
Monday. at their hotel. The Connecti-
cut Ilotel association was organised for
mutual protection and benefit, and ofll‘
curs were elected as follows: President,
M. Mosley of New Haven; vice-president,
(I. F. lleuhlein of Hartford: secretary
and treasurer, M. Warren of Bridgeport.
Wong Lee was found guilty by a jury
In the United States district court at
llurtfrml, yesterday afternoon, of mu.
factoring opium for smoking purposes
without paying the internal revenue
tax; guilty of manufacturing it without
tiling a bond,“ aliens are reqnll'l'd in
IE". and guilty of having in his pm
lion a mckage of [smuggled opium.
Judge Townsend will sentence Lee on
llwernlm 14.
The Elm End street-ear line at Bridge-
port has been bought by the Bridgeport
Street Railway company. The amalga-
mation of tlu-ae linen was brought about
by (7. A. llotchkisa T. ll. lasnsr. for
merly mtetary of the Bridgeport line,has
been appointed genus! manager of the
East End. Both mmpanies had poll-
ttoml before the legislature asking per-
mission to extend their lines Posting a
clash in the (lateral Anembly by which
they would fare theworae.the Bridge-
port mmpuy trought the East End.
The will of Ira. Joesph (bborn, of
l'alrlleld. gives the following sum:
Aaron Gould OW Abraham Dull” m.
H. Thorpe O20“. Alias Frederica Mill
.300 lira. William Gould W, Jennie
Slum m. “In. ”and flood: m.
Lillie Wok. Ilenry.Csrrlsandllsdors.
children of lira. David we, N such;
m. William Burr ls trust for John
Whaleymmthlsdestblothemagrw
gallons] church for finaday school Inb-
stnsa: flops Glued OI», Faualsilootb
m9. Hrs. Joesph Feraandesallhonss‘
holdgmds. William [5an in trntfor
children of Ira. Fernanda all there-
n-lm mu»
palm—OHM” m
The annual urethral mm
that. (LA. It, was held last «suing.
l‘bessolusrtweveeleetedlal-Iandsr.
Mow Wheeler: a. V. 0.,Gllsrlesw.
Mas“: 1V. meteorites Ilweodm
lulu-Ira I1. Boytasargmafllorasafl.
mm.ms.meteo.n,
mm:0.0.,A-oallsckm M
tassttf ttreralsf “Gaunt hr.“
0.33.1
llaldandtlorthsru.slaaudsoftbt~
“Ill“lllISAE“
South Norwslk. Ct-
BBIDGEPMT El.“P
"If 00.310 Itoavms roam
I'll Ill" “Ill.
MMulmlas-tbtlawssat
Anmwmm
allaltlsdfruntawnw-bosndtsalnatths
taro halal. whsrethe bashful young
swahi sllllsd up to attack, Eward
Shannon. and told him thatlbs and
theyounglady,whomhehsdleftinthe
hallway, wantcdto get mauled. After
thssflable clerk Ind given the young
fellow all the information by which had-
such a Imppy event could be brought
about. the couple left the hotel.
The groom was Stephen B. White and
tbebridewaslimEliaa Doolitfle. Itis
saidthat, althoughthey had long been
keeping company, Ila Doolittle'a par-
ents objected to their getting married,
and tlIaton several occasions he had to
fly fromthehouseofhia intendedtoes
capethewrathofherparents. Iovewm
stronger than the remembrance of the
difficulties between the loversand the old
folks, however. Monday evening they
quietly wended their way to the depot
and boarded the 7:58 train, with Port
Chester as their point of destination.
When South Norwalk was reached the
hotel clerk they procured a coach at
Solmona‘ stable and were drivento'l'owu
Clbrk Herbert R. Smith‘s residence on
West avenueto procure a license. lie
was not at'home, however, btlt someone
kindly directed the couple tothe Nor»
walk club rooms. where Dr. W. 1". Ac-
ton, the ambient town clerk, can gener-
ally be found. Be accompanied them
to the town clerk's office, where the
usual blanks were filled out.
After paying for the license Mr. White
pouredataleofwosintotbe earsofthe
doctor, who readily sympathined with
them. Mr. White then naked what was
the Imperfee to give the minister. This
stumped Ir. Acton, and the only reply
hecould make was, “I don't know: I
have never been married." Thanking
III. Acton for his into-rat in their
behalf the couple returned to
South Norwalk,_ stopping at the
parsonage , of the first Isthodist
churcb,wheretbeyweremarriedby the
Renal}. Borneo. Theytbendrnve to
the hotel, registered as Ir. and lira.
White, of Bridgeport, and spent the
night there, returning to Bridgeport the
next day.
ltisamumed that they Informed the
old folks of their marriage, showed their
property signed certificate, and were for-
given. -
A
NEW INDUSTBE.
A first. Isa-between Negotiating [or
the Inna-Is ntros! laundry.
A report was circulated about town a
fewdaysagoto the effect that the Si-
monds Manufacturing company, who
moved from this place about three years
ago to Long Island City, were to return
to their former factory on Mechanic
street. After making several careful in-
quiresa Barnum. reporter learned that
thereianotrnth in thereportmndtbatthe
rumor probably smse from the fact that
the foundry located on lechanic atnet
will no doubt be oocnplodnextsprlng
by a local manufacturer. A short time
ago the mandfacturer was ukod by
shrgeNanersey firmto put the In
chanicstreetfactory in readinas for a
Task-wres-Iar'aauvl'asaata.
litmus-Whalers
ubadumtowrsattrunthlklltflvrt,
ultirldgapnrt,trtanfmyvarcluraga-
tar Imus. and return the firltolr.
sad moments-Ismmm
chest-I'Jawkencsrsdswaaplssvdby
“for“ fihfiufilflh" ‘
its“ Isthmasmb-
hers-ammonites»
“hm-heurmnpr‘vhn . »
lad aslt‘skhfishmhhtksfus
w“
attrition-smut”
WJEWW
Ithw longer m at all grabs“
lkatlerrystnlpsmaaogetlntotbsllfltsd
mm
museums i'rearhcrsdakm
thsnvofsehisfuf tflstks
wassawubwol the New lads
”Immune-mot cit-rm
The anstl Kdlaburgkwlllvaeata H
poatofaavalcoramandsrtaAngust.
Aklwsrdt’s enamel Ia Bastiawaslull
ltlliauksforprutartlsgathhtrlsl.
1.th the Grub-g, add-sly
“upbeat atheaton. nswmI-saam
Major John D. Atkins dbl in not:
1.3.x. Whalnskifallad forwflla
Crassvfllgfltsns,
Ilr. Washburn has decided to let the
antioptlonbillgoorsr autillnndaynsxt.
The senatcwlll prolnblynaxt wast»
postaNlcaugus anal bill substantially
OrrinA. Skinner, awellkuownfiyraanr
grain broker, was arrested,
stealingflllfrnmAllnu F. Browns“-
fnlolswyar.
Amsasurslsbaingprepsrsd in Moscow
thatwilldeherewsfronI doing barium
nubetheyembrscstheortbudoafaitbha-
forethenewyear.
William Huntsman,“ Wan
Red Bank, N.J.,disd there fromtbeelssta
ofanoverdossoflaudannm.
Mr. Barter, othio, introducvdaflllre
paaling thasugar bonntyand imposing a
taxofone-halfoflpercent. per puma-lust
all grades of mgar imported into the
Unitndstatas.
Gailflamiltrat has received a tchgum
frsnnlrs. Maybrick's mother saying that
bsrdaugbterisdnnauroualylllinWok-
MMEngIaud.
Charl- Bogers Houlton. of Seattle,
Wasb.,killedllral.s.8toryhscanseshs
refnasdtomnrryltimandthan committed
suicide.
lira. Adam Spies, a prominent social!
woman of Wellshurg. 0., is accused
murdering her nine-year-old adoptd
daughter,Lena
Prankfl.Smith,who lost a legluSep
umber, 1859, has recovered a verdict rd
ing express
manuals against the Connecticut Rives tits I ‘ and I ll trucks me will]
III-sols. dainty setsof dish in cth,
mtdtmgamesol every description and
melt an endless variety of other articles
i would be impomible for us to enqu
ate them.
Railroad company.
Mr. Bill. of New York. introduced
shill to repeal theShennsn silver purchase
act. Referred to the committee (alliances.
Beetle-taunt! lloftheShermsn bill are
useptadfromtharepeal. Thanh-eaten
repealssomnehoftheactuflfllnaasw
quires the monthly coinage of W
worth of n'lver bullion.
lldachoolatlftica,§
Wilson 6. Hunt, the wealthy unit-l8.
died at New York.
Fred faults. the English comedian, is
dead.
When the steamship (‘ity of New York
returns from her trip to England, she will
fly the stars and stripes.
, Attorney Cohen's Suicide.
Click“). Der. K—Johu M. Cohen, a rich
Philadelphia lawyer and financier. was
found lying ml the floor of his dos-ping;
apartmentm the Hotel LI V tin, w. .h u
bloodponring from a l! ll‘nt will: ml III us
right temple. He died at the Alums
Brothers' hospital. All the evidence points
todeliberatc suicide while the victim war
laboring under a fit of madness, inducv-Il
by Insomnia. Mr. Cohen cumetol‘hicngc
about six weeks ago. llis high stamiirlg In
Philadelphia's social, club and financial
’life was well known here. lle came to in
vest in Chicago securities the funds of s
heavy sum syndicate.
Abuses at In. lndta- Asylum.
Borneo, Dec. 11—“: state board at
charitlca' investigation into the shows at
the Thomas Indian Orphan asylum was re
sums-l. Mrs. William Hall, employed at
the asylum, instilled that there was not
enoughforalfurnlsbadand part of it won
untenable. Inmates who refused to eat
what was provided were punished by con
lament and were given nothing but bread
and water Frequently the boys would rle
vonr whatever they could find in the will
barrel.
In. lorry All-pas Cruelty.
Woormnuor, N J., Dec h~Anniel
Berry has and her husband, Albina It
Berry, a prominent real estate dealer at
this placem for divorce, alleging extreme
cruelty. Shoaayshefnquently threatened
tokillhcraadonee choked her until she
was nearly dead. Once, tomb: threw a
carvingknifeatheraadtbe sharp prong:
stuckinher hand Ilevsryoftentold her
ahawouldgotob— whereberrnotharaad
fathsrwere haingcrwmatad.
la the (tn-hm" a W
Brains. Dee a-Jnre Berllan'rnpblatt' s
: correspondent says that in :5
let
‘ add Sellout
All literal
Dumas, Asstrla,l_l
lssIlwsaIaIsuslIIs'rir
dubs-cs.
ls Ian law ta- musta—
MIA, Kl... Dee. B.»'E'lto Knnaual'op
amt-Imminent)! having snip»
aagural ball when llovernontset Incl
M ll 0““. “In. lee-It ewys
vars a may dauosbut is”de
sgdust snylowaaek aadswaltowtalt
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1-892 “ABISTIAAS 1892
lost people do not begin to thinkof buyingtheiI-Christ.
mas fifts until awoek before Christmas. We have heardso
often thathaste isvulgar, which it undoubtedly is. yet there is
something which might be called taking time by the forelock.
Bythis wetnoan we would advise our friends and patrons to
mess esrlyas possible and make their selections when the
Willingneallfreshandthestore uotcrammedwrthoager
l
l 4.
”Will all WARE “EPIT. ”‘EWWHWI' ill“-
where wears showing thamosterqub- “in“ 48:. with “I,“ “d
“W" cm“ W'“ Kidngdteaf 3cm
ulna. new: aterfiets and the m ‘1'”-
which we uflndoubtcdly “Eu the Handkerchiefs.
Nowhere intown can suchanassortr
mental toysbeaeenasweareshowing
We have almosteverything in this line“
bottle-astlIeIittle people such asbuild-:
blocks,
Della whichareso much
Tbaflnoniehometrustesvhaveew hyour littlefeminins friends
Past Grand MasterJeaueB.Antbouy,d been neglected
Troy...” superintendentoftbskssnatbatwemsltowing juatdolbletbe
Wehrnlastyear.
in all 13 E0“! Ind
II In. clau- wie- o In gilt ”m... .m... '33:. cprice, 17c
llinelotbbndsa’ stale. eaclhtbrec form.
1We have never before placed on sale so many useful articles
for gifts as we have this semen. Especially may this fact be
proved by a visit to our
“1" amortmenty in town.
theaewepasatoour
Art Gallery.
Pictures seem almost the moat wel-
comeof additionsand theresurely has
arverheenatimswheu wehsvehadwlso
many beautiful
framedandatsucb
wensnowdlow.
25 dillmnt undies, silver frames, at use
25 different studies in oak frames, size
first, at 8H“ each.
a) different studies, oak frames, sins
S’I’xll. at 82 it each.
15 diflerent “India, white enamel
frames, sine 291.35. fl.”
hm»
f.“ I)
Prom Handkmbisfsare always
anduseful. We have them in nearly
every qualityandstyle.
plainwhitertzlfancy bordered, or open
10c. (lentx' line linen handkerchiefs.
YBents‘ fancy bordered. Ladies’
hroidered Swiss lundkerchiefs.
12kt. Gents Initial handkerchiefs.
Gents’ hem-stitched haudkcrchiefa.
hdies’ Initial haudkeschiefs. Ladies'
hem—stitched nandkercbiefs.
Extra value in Ladies’ embroidered
Swiss handkerchiefs at 15c and We,
woolly sold for 25c.
Handsome embroidered Chins Silk
handkerchief: lbcandfic.
Ladies’ China Silk Initial handker—
chiefs. at 25c.
“63:“. China Silk Initial handkerchiefs
UNIS.
ma!“
each.
Toys.
large mtment of Brocade Silk
Mufflers, black and thte, from 59cm
Quench.
wagons in all sizes,
Aprons.
A new line of ladies’ large fancy
Aprons st‘l9c, 25c, 270, 35c, 39c and 45c.
Books.
Children’s Books, flexible covers, at 3c
and 19c.
Children's Books, stifl board covers.
5c,“cl‘2icl5c,19c,.,25c29c 33c. 59c.
Dolls.
versus
In fact we will-tats
Fords. Ladies’, Gents’ or Children’ai
: “All. PAPER AI“ “Willis
—Arophtlle’ ---
TIIE WONDER til the “E
W.
“"M 5 guru-w,
‘u-s'm .n. {Enroll-edd-
wed?“ a...” £33....
4- W
Dr nuts dentist
.........nn...... “hm tum IIIIIIIK strum
' at "W
Ira-s II mobiles
Wind-II:l to an,
thshaas. RIB-J“ O MIDI.
Oflesopenfrunsamantflspl. ”malls-ado.“
DR- Fa W. DARMER’W you a, mpghym mm '
Gea'lstatsAgeatfsrArsphsas. ’°““3'“m' “3““
W
J. D. JENNINGS.
79"WashLuM s. "79 nuggets; ;,.
BARGAINSIN Whammy-”g, .
Residenco.3 mm street. Willi.“
wl_l__l pl___l£ls.
Pictures Framed to Order.
IITISTS' IITEIIEL“.
PaEntSI 04:80 (“3.83-
PAIITII“. PAPER-Alla!“ ll“
“E““IIATIIET "
L. H. Decker,
79 Washington tlt., So. Norwalk.
Pay me Mortgage
On Your Home
ouIIve or die by taking anendowmsnt
You mantlfi osatsadny will In-
ThousandDollsrs If E *-__-_~
Plano lone Lessons.
Callonoraddren
llEllIE I. “Wm
aWcst avenue,“
Relevance. Waltarl. Hall.“ Wat III
tent, N V II!-
FIOIII‘ERTTfll-“Io .
Elpen Watchman! III ltltlvl
id NORTH mm
Be
pairing otnna andmmplicated watch. a
specialty. Keywlndehangedtoatern. Ivar
facility forfirstclass hssworhsndtbsm
Icalabllitvtodothesame.
D. P. MORRELL
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING.
”Mflmzmwwm
use; mw-mmum our
*“ll. 8. I. SGIIBPPAE.
VETEIIIEII “III“EII.»
If
pol
sure you for
want to protect your family or y
oidaga. lasers in the
mm REMOVED
“fill. EEIEIIII lllE Ills. “0.“ In. 5 Railroad Place,
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5. S. L’Hommedleu. 333%,me *- «w-
smut] wasulustonm. Custom iifi‘fi‘fii‘ii’fr‘wn: Draftsandlomm
J. “JENNINGS.
law tantrum. Paste
Anddealerfn
D. P. MORRELL.
'sI’ICE 0! m PIA
J‘Pendo
n Attorney. milled
liner-nee. Purnltu WW,
11‘ Washington street. South N we
bl!
11h
INurthlalnuMI-lo Horses CEEDDGd.
, Sample 510” of full line latestst Riel no men“ macblmrylnl
83 Washington Street. Mummermmn m?" autoimmune} “if
'«m-It latImI-chanifnll' given.
“BEAT PIlEPAIlA
_———;M. 8. SN"
Insulator B'Ilg.
IANS for “HRISTMAS
m
South llomll.
H’S
During thls week we are making the Greatest Reduction in Dry Goods known
to the community.
In all the grandeur imaginable.
AND
this week.
Our departrn
well an lied with all the seasonahle
CLOAKS.
ent of Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Clonksis
finrments, ALL SIZES
CBS included, to which we w gIve special attention
“teal Sale oiilnols.
it'bnltt‘ 1,900 routines? of Help
hound l2 inn. Books of all the popu-
lar authors, including the works of
Eugene Sue, Edna Lyall, Thicker.
ay, Fonimore Cooper,George Elliot,
Hugh Conway, Rider Haggard, &c,
considered cheap at 40c, always
have been sold for She, our price,
I 7cm.
We alao‘have a large variety of
CHILDREN ’8 BOOKS, as follows:
Baby Birth and» Other Babies,
Two Little 'l‘rsvellers, Children’s
Hour, Toldhy the fireside, ”Magic
lantern and so other different
titles of Juvenile Books, all the
Iaboveheingbound in themostnti
trautive styles and will lie sold at
Everything possible must go at Cost or Half their Aetual
Value to make room for our CHRISTMAS GOODS,
which he soon to be displayed
Fancy Goods Depm’t
FOR THE COMING SEASON.
80ml] glib. 5f ancy Silk CONE”
China Silks, ’ ilk and Linen Fringes,
Felts in all Colors, Plush and Silk Balls,
Stamped Linens, Fancy Ornaments of Every Kind,
Chenilles, . Twisted Ernbroidery Silk, ,
Rope Linens, Etching Embroidery Silk. '
An extensive variety of Plain and Fancy Linens just received
for the Holiday 'Kynd Tnbge Linens at ALL PRICES W
ALL moms, lb hm and Fancy Colorings. it
KINS in all quantities and widths. A beautiful assortmentof
FAN CY TOWELS for the Holiday season.
Fancy Table Covers. . W,
Ive HAVE AT results; a BEAUTIFUL assonmi'
or CHENILLE, florist. AND rum TABLE covsne
. . If»,
as masses mm or acute mmm‘ . ,
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