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PUB!“ Ml A noses GAIL lugs m October I” .. .:g I. sonnet RESIDENCE. W M emcee“; a...- Only PM! Recovers. . '. We have “Wank.” acknowl the l in
Earth in the annualreportoi thebank ~— naa enthmiestic or! the “533“ E I ll".
WWW-INN mum-.1 «cum-Wm $.11...“ Nets'nlywill Magma.
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nus—mums thaw-aye
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inuNorwalkmleil-that latest! of
falling from the front platform of. ..
hceeeoarncnrtheNorwalk club house.
' prices, and iorest _, a
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‘mmwu'll-"fi-W- iorceonthisnanadoulbut means “Immunities”: _‘ 1 7 3.3“ 8
Bride-Ia “”WW inma- thunk tram Gill #:99 .03 fish: 1”” “mm“ 3 t: 1. T nfimllflé ”c.5333“ . ,. . .
Burglar- made an unsuccessful ar- ‘9 'are Willa W ‘0 l mm- is not. mapiecfi: COVbnlry Buituiig, in , re rice 45c d:
tempt mentertho 01mm entiremusical programmenpennl oi illnesses. Stripes gillar p y
Congregational church on East avenue. which 'illIlW" thatnotbinn w WW Jan, a...“ s a. 111. my mama yds Plaid Flannel, worth 25c this sale 156
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1..., night, “new: 11... 1', K. Noble-11d in; it in excellence Mum be!!! "MU- Elaine's physicians 1.11.11 11.. 1.1m 500 yds Plaid and Striped Flannel, worth 29c, this sale 20c.
. , last 'nmrsday 11:11:32.; was 811:“ m, 0111.. min" “ .... M” ed in Norwalk. Following the concert 111111.111: 300 yds Plaid Suiting. worth 49c yd, this sale 37in.
from the car 'ver, Inner
were at church. 1 come the dances, the music for which
“Hr. Elaine’s condition was more. taver-
n. “mm ”‘3“, .fidonu’ mums will be W by the Royal Hungarian
.m "an” Hula,“ plaids dydoan Bourstts Flannels, Camel’s Hair and Borges, in
stripes, worth 80c yd. this sale 45c.
we pm, ..., “mu”, 0, els- in Band,oi New York, under the leadrr- fimgmmfflrifh' W21??? .Our 38 m. all wool Henriettas in colors and block, this sale cm”-
one oi the kitchen windows, when it tell "lip 0' lllie Aladar. Altar ”h dance ' aoc mg! or “I" e 450 yd'
inside. There wasrlo evidence of thewin- "WW Vi“ be ‘ mm to the music Exxfihgllhxmmfifium com- SPECIALS-
dow ha'ins been filled. but there were oi Wheeler a Wilson‘s llilitary had,
Sweet.
. Last Saturday Ore-nor called at the
L allies of the streetrsilwayeompanyto
see It. Hyatt. the president. but rm in- Furniture-11d fixtum....
{turned that he was ill athxs bomeou Suspense-mount ..........
WMIVGIIDE. He called an", stated Cull inbank .....................
, pared with last night-ad thismorninx he 10 pieces Storm Se 0, in chan cable and solid colo th s W DAB
{or in Caeh,andeashilc1nsonhanxl ........ urchin the mo" We by two men. ““95”", “d by W“ wad’m' “1W; 111.1 4 sale 450 yd. rg‘ g '8' l 05.12;“ 3;.» “MW lllEH.
hbugndchimeddamw_ the - whichledaroundtll no do {the M- “”9 ““WI “”3 1d 3 immo'dc "1 W
jurieehereceived. Alter heanugCrcas. houseand overall ”It" 5' 0 “mm. “awhhm bis P 0 this palewcyd WNW
nor thdrzuxh. 3.1.111“: 30:: bin: m: Wk “no“. a! u The attempt made to enter the house Overturw- "Faavt”.. "Rupert-u Band relapse three weeks ago.
a few ya on s can on “M
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_ _ , Surplus account" w” "0‘ d-m'endl until “’i" Illornillg. W221" a Wilma Band n.“ "In“... ..
wouldtbwm insclaxm. interest account. ml: The police were notified at once, and lions-flu- Pant-ale.
Both physicians remained through the
.flunparlan End . l piece Drop dc Alma, black, this sale 65c.
: Sweet claims that Brenner was under m. m 1mm"; w ““58 they “9 now worming on the case. “my“ mum“; _ .... fill“. and the family were accessible at a ’
the influenced liquor when' he boarded Rent account ......................... since The “33,033, is “m the crash M by
”Wheeler & 33333.03.” momsnt's call. The only near relatives MOTIONS AND HOSIERYI RAW!!! '9 ._
the car. He stood on the front [llatiorum M mm” "u, 331,” when it '33" inside “5ng names an maniacs. mfiammdnpmlyfirnmmml “53:01 M50 19511803151“, EmsHallldkeelgtl‘llllefs. White :32 001— All : 7
and I8 IE I. W “'9 fill” 0' the corn .mmxmm m “I3 burglars away haciel‘n—“Ptlill-L" “dB-ll. and daughtcnin ll" both 0‘ or gen, 8“ hm 80d r y at 10°,“ '
. Pr Won, 1,3,, "..., nu...» ‘ - wrinkled from hav' beenused in min . —'"— - .-
P“! to ‘lhw‘afigflsg to "do 2: Number of depositors flaring in than Officer Anderson found two burglars wilgroo 1c], are], 11.1..." whom are "mmwod ‘0 been Mr "I! “meld mg tri 8 They m n“ ‘ - ”
the platform 11-1111 31,000, 5,127; total amount, 911.0113 M working A. B. Arubler‘s grocery on Main Pmmenade—“lndian Dance."
. here; Mira Gail Hamilton, who is believed
, must no inside 0‘ I!“ ‘3; b" m“ number or depositors having 31.000 and street in Bridgeport, early yesterday PM“ ”Mon" D“ '° b’ '" a. “y "m m “d CM
' ‘ {neither W car P not over 82,000, 465: total amount, $020.— 1uorninu. They 11:13.1:r him and darted our PNMW ill m
1 icon 481D. all wool Henriet nav bl , h t9
11113131317911. ta’ y “a 0 cap a 86m
1 piece 45 in. Whip Cord, block, this sale, 73c yd":
'1" ..
dsCotton es, 50 different patterns, from 3 to 61 ‘ '
”my,” ...... ”gum, .... ...}... “3., 5. , y, W Pictures Framed to order.
pad and “all“ hold oi Creamer Lumiere—“Lam"
1,500 dsLineu Torchon Lac 0 ' rgm' ‘ ' l ‘ ‘ '
;. 11 OK. 110- she gave him 3 man. Number or depositon having the back door, the iront being locked. ”0...,dkum. M1,," ”fight: rm", , ...... yd, we will sell for 2k: yd 8’ c “Idem a ha “ “t 5° ’ IITISTS' INTERIM-9. ‘
‘ ”T‘g d that :8 but his balance over $2,000 and not over 310.000, 194; Anderson called Oilficer Hnlpin and gave \\'alla-—"Donanwellan." humiliate mammdunmmm Balance of our Gents’ extra heavy Shuts and Drawers, 500 Paints. Oils. Glass, 2:... '
Ills ‘ ve,an tolal amount, “45,111.75. Number oi chase. Therollbelm dropped their booty pm°fi“”“‘"“:‘" Min Blaine. Mrs Harriet Blaine, James quality, 396 each. " ” “"' “
depositors having over ”0300.6; total on the run. After an exciting chase 3;:30‘1'?” 33,, 01.1111 In 3:31;]; figure? "idol; CLOAKS' ———_..._._..........
amount, 889.482.”. Total number oi Anderson was abom tograb one at the L3M33n_..m 1m... c “ reu 00’”
depositors. 5,792: total deposits, 3. ~ thieves when he went down, tripped up Promenade—“Ilium“!!- anilee." planar and” Of our 10’ 11 and 12 don” Jacket“ for ‘6‘ 50' Pflmmfi’ Pm ms In”
- ‘ and fell oil. striking on his head. Sweet
. . " declares positively that he did not above
fir Creamer from thew, but pushed him
tothe and 03 the platform, ...,” be significant indication of the inter-
”i at the matter until Saturday.
would have helped him all had he not
taller: After Cressncr fell, Sweet started
the car, leaving the young 111:} lying in
the roadway.
A W reporter who saw the ac—
cident went to Cruner'a aid. but the
hunt was on his feet before the reporter
I could get to him. As Ore-net walked
all in the opposite direction, the reporter
apposed he was uninjured and contin-
ued on his way. Later beaaw himagam
with his head and knee bleeding and his
clothing torn. Haunted him into Dr.
A. Baldwin‘s ofllce, where his wounds
' . dressedaudthereara in hiectotb-
‘u up. The cat in Crenner‘s
was a severe one, and the physicist:
obliged tosxsw it up. Cresaner then
thomeand nothingrnore was heard
WAN! TIIB PASTOR 1'0 00.
mi; ‘l'hn Ira-bl. which Boga- . Year Ago at
a user. Ins-e chi-eh is flevlved.
. Astrcng isJion oi the Green Farms
W church is I‘ll!) tryinng
gatridoiRev HenryRDavirerepu-
tog. says the Bridgeport Farmer. The
eninipartia invited him to resign about
'la‘year 11o, but 11. declined to oblige
'thcin. ’i'bcy claimedthat hewasunor
thodox, particularly in holding abeliei
reprdiagpnrgatcrysimilar totbeCatho
lit: 1110 original expansion oi dimatia-
fiction was iollowed a law weeks later
by thepreeectation oi a petition with
' twenty-seven sixnatum asking the pae-
dortorctin. Stillhcd'ld notgnandthe
' , matter blew over luv the time.
4. ltwaa revived atthsannualmoeting
r 1... week. wruum .1. Jenniny called
the a-emblage to order and acted as
chairman. Along and stormy debate
(allowed. 'l'hecldgmnd was thorough.
.ly'nne nver.aeveral wicyperaonal re-
,markabeinc inter-sperm thcgenersl
fihudemnnticnoilhepestor. Theitieaol
"‘rptheringenonghstrength todiacharge
vIr.Davieewasdiscnseedatlcngth.
.lacltementran highdnring them
part0! Madison-tonne much so that
,vnodellnltaactinnwasdscideduponwnd
- year, .51,4«.;32 amountcarrled tosar-
wlth narrow stripes! pins,
3, with dark howl! trimmings.
. «mm. 1.408: total deposits, 3:111,-
24332. largest amount one a single de-
positor, “3.528.313. Number of accounts
opened during the year, 672: number
chased, ("3. Amount of income received
during the year, $115,740.60; amount of
dividends declared during the year, $815,-
598“; amount deposited, including in-
terest credited. tbsp-“year, $831,150.16;
amount withdrawn during the year.
$514,564 43: loose-e oi deposits the past
year. $122,585.73: amount carried to sur-
plusor profit and loss during the year,
”2.30145; state tax during the past year.
“1,038.79; tolaloilice expenses the peat
year, including salaria. W57; net
amount of income during the year hum
real estate owned, 81,101.53; what assets,
ii any, yielding no income during the
year, $3,113 30; largest amount loaned
to one individual company, society or
corporation. $250,000 00.
l’alrlnll County Savings Bank.
assure.
lasnson mlnatale ,. . ...,..w.1mm
inans on millaleral security ........ 111511:
loans on personal security only . . 1111:0111
Town.cily and corp. bonds........... 6W!»
'lbwu. city and hnnmgh notes and
orders ..............................
School district notes and orders .....
Railroad hund- .......................
Bank starts in Connecticut, . ,
11.1.11 stocks in other amt.
Realeatalcbyioreclmnre .1 ..
Banking house turnilureand natures 1.3mm
Suspenseacconat ...................... ml!
Csahinbank..... some.
Caahonhand ................... 3..... usoss
“rm-1 ..... p. ...................... we:
LI A armies.
Whole mat of deposlu. . . . ..... ”8:1“.in
Surplus account ...................... 1am: on
interest account .................... 111.8)01
Profit and loss account. . ............
Total ............................ was
sternusuurs nus.
Number oi depositors having le- than
fl,000, 1,251; total amount. ”74,810.05.
Number of depositors having “.000 and
not over GM“). "7; total amount, .140,-
47438. Number of dqmim having
over 02.01!) and not over 910,000. 40;
total amount, 3171.483 5i. Total number
718.“. largest amount due a single de-
pmitorJ'lfit'MO. Number 0! accounts
opened during the year, its; number
closed, Bill. Amount oi income received
during the year, 339,581.71; amount of
drvidenda declared during the year, Bib.-
OIOAli; ansount deposited. including in
most credited the past year. “H.083 88;
amount withdrawn during the year.
"8.19M: incessant Mia than“
plus 1:. refit-d losa during aha ypr.
across; state In during the put year.
sum ill: wtaloflce expenses the past
year. including salaries. “.0; not
amount at income 1!an the year from
real estate owned, 11,155.18; largest
smut loaned to one individual oom-
. society. or corporation, anemone.
smote [GAME
lap-nplthal'aliapeasalaveeupatlnp
W
Roda-cinemas Miller
by a clothes line,a1|d was baxllyhurtfl‘he
men got a good start and the officers lay
in wait The thievoa finally returned and
another chase ensued, during which
Halp.d sprained his ankle. Not less than
:1 dozen burglaries were reported yeeler-
day. None have been captured. The
police and detectives are at work on the
cases.
HORSE CABS 00].” DE
One oi the Drive» ”new hr III-
alu‘ Paul a switch.
Two horse cars collided just below the
Arch street switch, on West avenue,8at-
nrday morning. ’llhe drivers in charge
of the cars were Sumner Sweet and
Edward Blake. They were to meeton
the swit :h, but through some misunder-
standing ran by the meeting place.
Blake. who was going up. put )n the
brake oi his carnal! hauled the horses
to one side. The brake Millard to hold '
am! the car, which was going along rap
idly, slld‘along till rails and into Sweet's
lunar-a Sweet apparently did not notice
the car approaching from the other di
rectum. He went. back to the turnout
and allowed Blahels car to pass him. The
occldent happened on Sweet's first trip
1n the morning, tht-carhaving left the
stables at 9:14. I‘lresident llyatt heard
of the accident last night and discharged
Sweet. He will he succeeded by Jotcpll
Buckman. -
Death .1 Giovanni near-tart.
Giovanni (luamleri. lormcrly proprie-
tor or the little inlit store on the Wall
street bridge, died at his home, % Water
street, Saturday evening of cancer oi the
stomach. lie was iiiiy years oi age.
The inueral will he held from St. Mary‘s
church to mnrrow‘ morning at 9 o‘clock.
Hen-val month ago Mr. Guarnieri went
tnltaly. his smile country, returning
home recently. ‘Tho change did not
benefit his health, as be supposed, and
aim his return he lailed rapidly. lie
leaves a widow and nine children. He
hadbccn a resident of Norwalk [or many
years, and had autumulaled consider-Ne
property, among his possessions being
the lung building on Water street. Nov-
walk, and a boner: on Main street. lie
was ahixhly respected llaliau resident
oi Norwalk
He he... cl ‘I‘haIr 11.51....
The suit for divorce recently brought
by lira. Pay 0. White against berhua-
hand. reported in their: columns lhs‘t
day, Ines reveel'ed‘ lire fast‘lha‘t Mb
sop-cord of their mantras in the towh
clqk‘a color. so. .1... 111. walls 3
novel! a “cause it was returned
to Town Clerk Bulitb. lie at enoe wrote
to ilr. worse. calling attention to the incl
that the clergyman who married them
had neglected to Jill out the license. Re-
ceiving no reply to his letter. Ir. Bruin:
wrote again aboutlhe matter. but this
second communication tailed to elicit a
resumes. lilacs than he has written
totir. White setrral times, hutno at
tenuo- has been paid to his letters. and
the ornisvloneoe on marriage license re
M 9: Wban'dohnil. thedyi
daisy—"luciflcim."
Promenade. march—“The Thundsrer."
Waltz-—- "Valeria.”
Promenade—”American Patrol."
Polkav‘lovcleltcr."
’romcnade—‘fianllun Spanish."
Landon—”Money"
Promenade—“Glpsey'a Moonlight mace."
‘aprlce—“Sand Paper Dance."
Pmmenaca—‘Ea—Ma-c. "
alta—‘leennerbarnn.“
menada-“linnt tor Happiness."
Lane era Jiilask line-rs.”
Promenade—“Dream on the Ocean."
1 lord lineal-“mind."
enulk‘Pittiard lam Patrol.”
oils-“Nightingale.”
‘11:- lieu."
Hilde—"LUI- ln I! Tale 0! Woe."
irra—“Gasperonc.”
it :a ~“San_tlauo."
Mikadn.‘ '
l’nimcnadr‘ Salvation Army.‘
l. nclrrs ”Admiral."
Promenade—"Uncle Rabin? Dam ~ "
\\'nllz"‘.~[ anhh"
.‘i'unlrnnllc 'Home Sweet Home."
WHERE WE WORSHIP.
temple Preach-d Sunday In the City
and Borough Churches.
The Christmas music at Grace church
and the Norwalk Methodist church was
repealed last night. Laraecongregatiou
were present.
Ailera very interesting and instruct-
ive sermon at the Norwalk Baptist
church, last night, Rev. F. E. Robbins
administered the holy rite of baptism lo
lira Flossie R. Gilmore and Ill: Daisy
Laue.
Rev. (J. A. Piddock, oi Hartiord. con
ducted the scum in the South Nor-
walk Baptist church, yesterday. liis
morning text was iron: Phil. 1., 2|:
"For me to live is Christ, to die in gain."
Some people live only [or wealth; oiliers
for learning, and others spend their
whole liiein gaining inure, but the one
mud ideal of aClirialian is to live ior
Christ. The United Blah:- government
sends its representatives to other count-
riee, and they send their ambassadors to
us, to represent the country irom which
they come. so the Christian is to repre
eenleriet to those around him. The
‘mtfneed oi the church today ietoinxl-
taleChrial; hiswasa hie oi eel! dsnhl
Wanamtthtoiam
brunaht 111 the candles,”‘l11'ey
all
“n." hehad l
Jillian-‘1‘?" 1.
basaldwtlwwsmpndhlm.“‘l
someoltheneatcitiesoithewovld are
loulandrnnrhy,bnltberiverciths
walnut his which flcwa’thrnn‘h tl'
Nechruealamieclaaraaerystal. and
proceedsth ontoithelhrcneci God.
The Christian must look through the
Wolluthbrycadmumrotho
humethatheeheanpveparedlorblm.
mm “Henna-1n.
gain. Thepeatrimstbatllnwthmh mccl
est‘w' chthewhole countryhaa taken in
tinxnthed cltlsen that since that day the
press wires leading iron: ll ashington to
the great news centers 01 the country have
neverior one single moment remained an.
manned.
The Public Interest.
hflight and day operators and reporters
have umainulouduty, relievinxeacholher
withonteeaeation and at slated intervals,
though erery tilgbt bulletins have been.
wirsdto initiate at least that no change
for the worse had set in.
I-nr lemw'vll ioundcd assertions at
“ruin tynddansernnsrilafieahava
incethen ionnl wblia’ly,bnt none has pe
been nfldaliy admitted until “night
On the itinerary the daily statements ct
thesick statemmn'a mndilion have been
pmnrerairely on aacale of a little better"
every morning
'I'La Hlnleuling Bulletin
But Saturday night the physiciansadmit
ted that Mr. Blaine was worse and much
wcaer Even then this admission was
qualified by the announcement that no im-
mediate danger was anticipated and that
the decline would not. return during the
night null-a: sent for. The exigencies oi
the case, however brushed aside this inter:
lion, ii it was ever seriously renamed, and
iron: the hour of in m oneorthe other
phy aici .n renmlued' in constant attendance
at the bedside, each relieving the other.
libhtworhera (impulse.
NEW YORK Jan 9 ——'l'l.1e Associated inter—
state shirtuorkers' contention organised
1111M scity The Rational A ' im- of
ii orking Girls sent delegates lo the meet-
ing. The purpose: of the newly {ox-med
federation arethe abolition oi prison labor,
investigation and abolition oi the sweating
system. thoadvann- of wages and lessening
oi hours and the elevation of those em-
ployed in all braucheaol the trade The
ioliowiug officers were elected: President,
James P. Logan 0! New York; vice presi-
deni. Mll- Margaret Lure, oi Philadelphia;
tremors-r Misc Cline, oi Troy: secretary.
Robert .\ic\'eil, oi Philadelphia.
‘l'rnxshla on the Alta-ran lions-ad-
ALIIMXA, Pa. Jan. it—lt has just been
ascertained that eastern capital thmual:
Jame-1 Kerr. clerk at the national houaeoi
wmutativea, had purchased the Al
txmla,(‘learflel1l and Northern railway last
October. During the absence 0! President
F. 6. Patterson the directors. who are also
the main stocklmlllrrs, held a secret meet-
iug last Thursday and sold the road to
Samuel hngdon, of Philadelphia Mr.
Kerr arrived here, and palm: the riinctorl
turn their interests our in M11 parties at
their meeting belulernls applying [or an
injunction at our: and will sue the com-
pany [or heavy darununs
manual Electors Heel.
Waamxoros. Jan 9 «Today the electors
selected in every state in the Union will
meet. Altar giving their vote they will
three certificates as to the result One
these is delivered to unclear: appointed
tomato or ltndearryltlnpennn
the l at the salute Thaw
“blunt ‘by 11111“. anemone 8
COMM' 1h lfumd- Baked district
WM“! “Mitt In which the electors
Illa-sinus Viv. at Lynn.
Lilla. Mara. Jan. 9.-At 0:45 Sumlay
evening lire was discovered in the three
story block on lie-ca street. i'llllondala,
owned by Captain “llllarn (.‘haldeld, oi
Boston Before the course of the flames
could be Impaled one oi the largest tires in
the history of thetown bad taksnp
resulting in a loss of some 019,411», which is
nearly covered by Insurance. It is believed
that the the originated iroru a auperhnled
lite-11min the basement of the building.
Y-
3 do: .04 Blankets, 62c pair
3,000 yds checked Nainsook, s
ren ’s dresses,
mailer this date ear stars will be
Thursday and
Friday evenings, a Go cl
a an loaday, Wednesday and
aurdey art-alga
amzexceediugly low.
great quantities were sold.
:uvrmua nil-filo annulus
Never was such a variety of elegant books placed before the
Juveniles, I .0011 styles ohm. 300 on-
tirely new pul llodto one. A grand assortment of Christmas and
New Year cards on exhibitionfor the Holiday season.
Dolls.
Our stock of Dolls i or the present season cannot:be surpassed.
has. Kid Bodies, Bisque heads, Dressed 11ml Undressed, jmnted and
plain all the newest novelties.
”MWm-amentanddslhm‘ltee ‘
Few fur~trim1ilrd garments worth from 88» $11, choice 85. 98
we 3 each. .
”I 11.1.: ‘8‘“ dam of m db Better look this lot over if you need such garments.
DOM ESTICS.
Prices. as 1-01: know, are steadily advancing on these goods,-
but as we wish to lower our stock as far as ossihle before taking~
stock, we will offer you these goods at a little
former rices.
oz fancy bordered fringed Towels, 1n satin and back fin-
ish, worth from 15 to 190: choice of the lot at 2 pair for 350.
Min fancy Chenille 8-4 fringed Table Covers, worth $1. 50
each, choice for 980.
'lpioces all linen 513111. TabloDamask, quarter quality, l8c
Special closmg out 011 Ladies’ Wrappers.
83 Washington 8:
6E0. Vlll lLSTlllE. Prop.
M. S. Smith’s
Grand Holiday Announcem’t“
.. ”...... ......—
Gifts of Every Description.
During this week we are making the greatest eflort of the
season to display to the people a line and well selected stock of
Holiday Goods.
Fancy Goods
Exclusively 'ior the Holiday season.
reputation of displaying the nontest and latest novelties of the
season, and on which we never oak only importers’ prices, which
This we could only afford to do unions
0
is
lower even than our
In».
plendid for aprons and child-w
Ho yd, worth shilling a least.
We have always had the
autumn.
L H. Decker,
I. Washinglon 39.. he Mali.
Educate for Business!
Merrill ' '
Collegeedncat sabot brbldnen.
m°‘,‘:ffi‘°“ Immandwithia
with thebeatlntbecoimtr. .'
Assists itazraduateelokoodrmilio us.
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