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THE EVENING SWINE. 80m norms
[lawman-runny”: wear men-steer more. m can;
Whflufim‘lfi: rumw35$_mnmm
mam Wodnmdayathishomeon coon-nut.
“323'"23? I'd“£n‘r“l’fr'$‘ “MM“- m "i W!
newsman-anwssta-osu—s;
so. Norwalk.
* ,lS’lflll‘
fortheletrcpolitan ”fol—nanosecon-
P“!-
—lfewman's van we! store. as North
lain street. Booth Norwalk.
IraJosephfuh,ofNorthlainstrest.
whcwsstakmtearenmtfnrtheiI-ne
inNewYorksbout a month ago, died
yesterday.
—-CallatC. ll. Harvey's and see his
newsrook of footwmr. The best ever
offrrodandfcrthelesstmcney.
Hrs. Bertha Becker and daughters.
lime-Emma“ lds.will mil on the
names Aller. Tuesday for Germany.
Thedatehasnot yet been set for lliss
Emma'smarrisgetcOscsr-Krsuse.
—Northllivwshad.10c.l’eople's Market
GemgeW.Byxbeeshippsd as second
mateymterday on board the schooner
Eva L. Perrb.succssding Gecrgsltob
arts. 'l'hseteamer.chard Lowndes
lowedthePsrrisootofthehsrbor. She
willmmainlcngmcoghinNewYorkto
. haveanewmainmsstputiu.
"0“” rant comm.
have a '513rge sorts-Immanuel Isa-hawt-
Of a.“ mu ' one ’51
We
we convex. in e
do: to be counted. must
be returned to'l'n Barl-
rnrlr. clue on or before
the above date.
May 4
5'; .2... Ice Cream at lane's. 5!
WM“
.73? if . J _ Ire. (hint-Bowls. D.l..lil-
. . g. lard and daughter Grace. of to Washing-
. ‘fT’ol-“moths try our ' " tonstreet, will leave next week for Don-
ver. Col, where In. Carl Bullock, nee
la‘lkeTenO'N'mn"m _j in. Iallory. resides. Dr. Allen. of
‘: Wmtpcrt,hastskena 1m oftheir
M Btllar compound. orld’s Fair. m.............
i.
COUPONSmaybesentb! Miranda! g5:
-Euyler’s candy,frosh evcyday, st
lane's. bi Washington st.
A special city meeting will he held in
Insic flail tonight, at 8 o’clock. for the
purpose of considering the provisions of
the new city charter and to take such ac-
tionasmaybedeemedadviaableulso to
approve or dl-pprovc the resolution so
prnrwiating 08.500 for the reconstruction
of the Ann street sewer.
Eli: iconic and sure.
«Aspeciaiforce'nadded to the testi
messiah for Sawyer's Dandelion Com-
poudfromthsfact that they are given
by well~kuown people who live near us
and who will gladly answer any letmr of
inquiry. Read the story of a wonderful
commended “Her Opinion." Dandelion
Compound is the best Spring tonic
known.
* l. l. Plaisted ”-
3.43 Washlnston St.
“ . g, cm NORWALK.
mount“,
' I received another fine line of
a hoe assortment of English MI, “Hum...“
'f majorithethingforkitchens James 3. am. on cleveryoong
' comedian.has.ltwcnldesem,scoredan
“Wm lg"mambolmmediatcandsubstantialscone-as
“BillyGrir-m”whoownsthecellar
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Ge-irge W. Randall, of Rockville. High
Court secretary of the A. O. R, will
visit Danbury today to arrange for the
annual convention of theatate A. 0. III,
which will be held in Danbnry. lay 10
and ii. The oflicers of the society will
be elected and basin. of greatimport-
sues will be transacted.
Bua3fiu
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”aid-oflfillg
——At Newman‘s wall paper store canbe
found the most attractive styles in paper
hangings ever shown in town.
TheCrofut d: Knapp company have
completedanorder for :75 doses hats
for the Philadelphia police: twenty-five
dossn for thePittsbnrgh police and other
ordras for the Detroit, lilwaukre and
hfaystte police. The firm have also
shipped iiOdosen hats for the letter car-
risreof New York city.
DIAIATIC WINGS.
aromenwhoarono—
' “enhancement.
:' Alwaysgladtoseeyonstthe
Mbntifnctccnveuientwill
hepisasedtocsllcnyoowlth
emulates.
-Pleuty of ice cream at Lane‘s, lil
Waitingtonstrest.
’l‘heyounglsdlesofthso. I.C.
'l‘hspsrformanoeissskitobefollof
Winnimheglnchgto
, mppmelsmarkedbyhrisk
mtios.asdamsovel“tmsicess“ new
tothsstsgslslstrodocsd ins-chef
thethreescts. Ir. lsekiehssnasd
greatesreandjodgmsntlnssleotinghis
lugsoomm. and each one 5 a
thereaghartistinhlsorh-psrticulsr
W
j.i.lorham’s
cannon nose-
fltw w “ell-r .
it
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so wasmucron
Ilse one," lullcwaud Henry I.
nonsense."- mm
duty on. one Hallcck.
—-lfcrth NWMIMPeople’s Isrket
Ir: and “an “Hilario, afis‘elvly
married esspis from Gram-radio
are enjoying a wsdding fill. W
atthsltchsebsmolloteuastaight.
Eightappllostloasfor the position of
curiaesndoaeforclakhsvs been re-
eeivedatthefionth Norwalk parodies.
'l'lssoivlis-vioe amulnatiuu will take
plscslayt.
-—0styourls‘wnmowsrshsrpsnsdatw.
A.Whesler‘smachinsdiop.llletsrst.
Prudenthuyul will Ind with interest
the ccuvsrmticn between Ire. Brown
andUnWth.Flnhd in E. J. Wad-
ham‘s advertbsmvnt.
lichael Turney. a brakeman on a
switch engine. had his right thumb
crushed behind a coupling pin tbhmcrn.
ing. He went to Plaiatcd's drug store.
where the injury was dressed.
—Newman‘s wall paper store, 23 North
Iain street. South Norwalk.
Professor Killsnhsok had w stolen
from his clothm last night. at [mic
Hail. Heleft hisolcthing hanging in
thedruing rccmwhenhewentoutbe
tbestsgs toarrsngethehorimntalbar.
anditissoppcssd lhemoneywastakeu
attbattime.
—8pringlamh. Ropie'e lfsrkst.
Judge Hall has adjourned for one
weekthehearingcu the appeal of the
Norwalk and South Norwalk Electric
Light company against the city taking
down the company's dead poles. He
hassmigcedthecascfors special hear~
ingon Monday.lsy8.
.
—-—If you want the latest styles of foot-
wearatleastmcney.allnew goods. call
at C. B. Harvey's.
Iii. [moors Vonsmh, the young
violinist who hm occasioned such a stir
attheNew Yorkconcertsdnringthe
seasom is to he heard here at the Boo-
Bandcoocert in llosic Ball. lays. She
is a very beautiful and captivatingyoung
girl. with a popular swing to her music
something like the playing of Remenyl.
—-Go to Newman's wall paper store to
buy your wall papers.
Thelliesion Circle of Trinity church
metlast night with Him This Davis.
Bayview avenue. An interesting pro-
gramme was given. consisting of piano
selections by Ilisses Mary Bchauh, Lillie
Fresh and Tessie Davis. A recitation
entitled "People will Wk" was given by
lies Agnes Limirberg. Befrmhments
were servedand afterward dancing was
indulged in.
--Luther Wright has just remind a
carlcadof wsgcns,comistingof a gen-
eral variety for pleasure and busicu
purposes. An impaction invited. Priors
low and every wagon warranted.
The McGlbeuy Family will give an on
tertslnment at Ioaic Hall. tomorrow
night. which can safely be commended
to those who love music in its varied
forms Theclever people who compose
this family play almost every conceiv
ablelnstromeotandsingas wellnethey
play. whileseveral of them give very at-
tractivespecialtlss. 'l'beprngrammsln-
cludm an overture by the family orches-
tra.glsesougsbythsmall.lloteand
clarkrnet duet by It. Florence and Has
ler Doe. a string quartet. a humorous
rsadiogbyyonng Leo and a cornice-ms
hythis youngstsralao. a male and lo
malsqnarlstteacd rules on variorulo-
’ stramema Allaregiven in such style
as to justify the secures demanded The
entertainment is eudicisnily varied to
suit all tastes.
W
soawata no:
A teas-hated Items Ive-the
who!“ .
numvmnm-raw
homeoahtavsnns.
OscrgsW.Tetlls.of filming”. 5
the goat of lmtla Kiley, of Wall
Met. 7
JamssSathwiandJlemlfrshsadJohn
Wardaredewn thshsrkur today after
filth. “4mm
JohaOs-nofflevmemwmmtc
WWmmarsesy
ttcaatVawsrsehgr.
The ksdyof'fheum ma-
tinee-as who was til-t at more
Mmmmhmm
“Must-rm
Af'licke
W
rman
STREET. SOUTH
‘ Shades and Brag;
ies.
m!
& Son,
NORWALK. CONN.
Leading Grocer.
Smith Northrop, who has been con-
fined tothehonssslnoethe fire at Aus-
tin’s foundry. is out today.
The condition of lichen I'llnn. who
has bum seriously ill at his home on
Grandstreet.ismnohtmproved.
lihllopsflaukettmeanhuryJe the
gusstcflrs. 8. W. Grombsck, at the
Thomasresidenceonpastsveune.
Glades lanch's bass hall club will
cro- bsts with William Nolan's nine, on
Prospect Hill, Saturday morning at 10
o‘clock.
—l’ure coffee with purecream,5c. a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
The personal property of the late
Charles Barnes will be sold at auction at
late residence in Cranberry Plains. to
mcrrow morning at 11 o'clock.
Whileat play. yesterdayafterncon. the
son of Eugene R. Boyer fell and cuts
deep gash in his upper lip. A physician
took three stitches in the wound.
Ties for the railsof the Norwalk Tram-
way company have been deposited along
Bekien avenue. The laying of tracks
through that thoroughfare will begin, it
hmid, assocn asthe mud dries up.
At the clone of the prayer meeting in
the Norwalk Congregational church. last
night, the standing committee of the
church held their final anion in thepss-
tor‘s study to meet candidates for admis-
sion to the churchat drone.“ commu-
nion. __
The Eureka Whist club met at Miss
Margarete Bresnsn’s, Imnard street, last
night. The first prise was won by I'm
Kittie Campbell. of Westport, which
was a silrer pin tray. The booby prize
was carried of by J. ll. Quigley. of
Utehlield. __
Alfred E. Austin. David J. Sheehan
and Benjamin B. Pillow. who have been
appointed commissioners by Warden
Sloan to asse- benefits and damages
causedbyachange of grade on Butler
street,will hold their first meeting to-
morrow morning at 10 o‘clock. in the
Court of Burgesses‘ room.
Albert Do “comic, Jr.. died in
New York city Wednmday. He was
formerly a pupil at Selleck's school. and
was anephew cf lire. A. [1. Camp. of
North avenue, “to funeral will he held
Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the
residence of his mother. 70 West Elev-
The funeral of In. George C. Corn-
stock was largely attended from the Nur-
walk Methodist church. yesterday after-
noon, Rev. George VanAlatyne cfliciat—
ing. lie was assisted by the Roy. A. ll.
Wyatt. The floral token» were very
handsome. showing the esteem in which
the deceased washeld in thkcommunity.
The burial was in Norwalk cemetery.
The patrons of the New ()anasncresm-
ery have decided to close their factory.
and to let the Ridgefleld creamery have
all the cream they will make in future.
This means a considershlsincresae in the
business of the ltidgelield creamery.as
New (launch was rushing about 8,000
pounds per month through the winter.
which qumrtity will be nearly doubled.
in addition to the regular Ridgedsid
make. ~ w .
The number of divorces granted in the
State of Connecticut by the Superior
Court during lfll was "5. Thouan
of divorced person who were remarried
in 1801 was $09. of which Mil were
women and ii! men. The number of
widows and widowsrs who were ">-
married iu lWl was ”Kind which 523
were widows and m were widowers.
The whole numbsrof divorces granted
in titsfitatecf (inner-client for thepast is...“
ten years is mm.
a Ivflgspsvt IBHEWKM’ nose.
maul-relia-
Thomas Carroll entered the central
prrllesststloalanrtdpportst 1 o’clock
thhmcrnlnsudeshlbttsdhbovereost.
whidt had two big out over theleft
aboaldwhlaile. lie than divestsdhiw.
sslfofhhowrmaheostsadrsst. The
cab M7 Wills more...» the
wholebsckcfhlr meet was stained
witkhissd.
Beestdthathshsdhssntcaehrlstsa.
ingmdgctiewedtlealtywlthesawp
Hrs inc mmno.
loath let-all lets. by Way. of the
American latter. ‘
netting in South Norwalk has not
been opto the usual volume this sea-
son. but iris the general opinion among
thebestretailtrsdeofthc country that
busine-insoftbatsindne goods b on
thewane.andforthefsllbusinsm it is
confidently expected thst Booth Nor-
walk will be in it again.
TheCrofut a Knapp company have
been doing oomidersble in light colors in
stiff and soft hats. They have she a
regular husinus in police helmets. of
which they hire been makers for many
years. and haves large number of cor-
tomerswholooktothemeachsessonfor
their supply of police hesdwesr.
The Yolk Hat Go. have been having a
goodsnleon the Harrington hat. The
colon shown this seesun have been very
handsome. and duplicate orders have
been coming in for the past month very
satisfactorily.
Raymond a Comstcck have been re-
ceivinggood duplicate orders on their
special shapm in still and soft hats.
These well-known makers pride them-
sslvm on getting through natty shapes
In still and soft hole in all the fashion-
able colors, and they cater to the best
retail trade.
John C. Wihon & Co. have had a very
have been selling so rapidly. The colors
tuned by the firm have been well receiv.
ed by the trade.
W. B. Hubbell has been busy all the
season on bodies for stiff bats and also
for soft hats, and the season will tin'mh
up very satisfactorily.
The Adams Brothers Manufacturing
company havebeen getting their share
of work in stifl and soft bats.
W. A. Wheeler. on April 3, shipped a
car load of butter' sings to Newark.
The Vclk Hat company recently made
two hats. sins 9. for a customer of Fox,
the hatter. of New Orleans. one a round
crownstilf hat.5 in. deep, with All in.
brim. and a square crown soft hat 514;.
They recently made a hat for Disney,
New York. fora Iii-curt school teach-
er, sine 9. -
lama Foolish lull-vs
Let their babies cry with colic. giving
mother no rest night or day. How fool-
hb, when Dr. Hand's Colic Cure givm
immediate relief to baby. It removes
wind from thestomacb, niem the nerves
and gives rsstfnlsleep. other. send to
day to your drug store for s 25c. bottle.
Think of the weary hours it saves you.
if baby‘s gums are sure. teething. use Dr.
Hand‘s Teething Men. At all drug-
gists. 25 eta.
Persons whom subject to attacks of
bilicus colic can almost invariably tell,
by their feelings, when to expect an at-
tack. lf Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
sud Dinrrhrea Remedy istaken as soon
as these symptoms appear. they can
ward off the disease. finch persons
should always keep the remedy at hand.
ready for immediate-as when needed.
Twoorthrv-edceesof itatthe ' ht time
will save them much enduring. or mic
by G. C. stilhon. druggiet.
if a New York millionaire gives a din-
neratfrth avenue sndfiiithstrsetmosting
"00.00. which gives l9 d , ’
and these spend Worm
Min” hills “M1013 have to pay .00
each for Cactue ll Cure to cum t to
what would be the saving per cspita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 at the feast!
linguire at Plaintsd's drug store. where
you may have the prrililem solved and
getfnformation aboutthtr-lilomlwve.
My wife was «refined to her bed for
over two momhs with a very severe at-
tack ofrhrumatism. We could , noth’
log that would afford her any re inf. and
as a last reswt vs Chamberlain's l’ain
lialm a trial. our great surprise she
beganwimprcveaftevthellrst a lot,
lion. :3 by using it lsrily was
soon m get in» attend to her
him work. 3, . Johnson. of C. J.
Knntsr-n t Co.. Remington. Ilino. 50
mt bottles for sale by (l. C. Stilton,
nannies. " ” '
“m new:
OhI' rren Cry for
Ntcltur’. 0.“. he
MMmfl.anM
.I‘hsa‘swnsat‘flttmesriflfutm
murmur-rashes“
mwnmmmspesnsrsfhstwh.
Children Cry for
Pitchers casterla.
”Taylor a cordon.“
mwmw.
ffifiafifi
mo sworn
tum-amusement.“
First M. 3. Church.
«as»
though. I'd like
roastust
m0
supper. e think
PEDPLE'S IIIKET.
0n easy terms an‘d
IRE. BROWN—Wit .
Mr thlus and It” to the???
amlwensedt trad t
of meatthghadmndwent behind;
lnkcnlylaca
18 North Main at. 80. Norwalk.
Telephone call, 523.
From Outta .50 in good rigesble
JACKSON 5”“
good season notwithstanding soft hate '
I Satisfaction guaranteed.
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80"“ 1‘03"”.
WA N112".
Bushman—cool in... end rooms. or
will.
it “set arr-st, Booth Nor-val
VB good rooms _Ap lynt
street. South Korea k. CI.
Fl
Side France.
T
EEh’W‘ini‘i'SE;
own partof .34.".
[A condom from booth
room not. Ill. l
to N. Y
wash tube. at .
Cubans. o. trim aver-db.
‘hfll'ltmorn apartment 8w r
1‘ hnildl "
hails t and! bird.
Oil!
(on. witch-tin;
I one. bower
Woodward avenue
www.my-
E359!!! W .573,“
e
lWocdwar-d
ya... ' '
cm.
'e
table board.at reasonable rarest.
to Mrs. t'iarke. ll Henry street. Soul
RMiAlfTNG b the at;
day. Hrs. lisrt nos. t7 sooth Main st.
“I‘ll Iii-21‘3”
()Nl m7 we; ram; 1:... ii»:
walk; I reruns. hot and cold
stat Inquire of.
below t
lineal. O. Apply tc'l. A. v1.55
' piss, we.
lea-II, a term in.
mm“... “'h-Min'ir'
A ply
h gor-
affilvv
"Till" 3 u “if“; Eire... 13: in child .57:
a‘ .a-elst in housework. Apply morning» at
. a5 w
rérmi‘sm a
seem
No. a minim
ass at
Tito gentlemen can E'uco”wfirho‘&3fi1fi
roll and room. 70 Smuggt.
W0 furnished rooms for hrwsektepthi. Nb:
8 Day st reel. South Norwalk. at? 1|!
”Will com or Cedar ".41." Inquire on
premier—«.cr at the harness shop No. I;
- “37%-
No.3 llenry street.
Iain street. live
We May lat. Ag)”
noon. at lax-kwood lfg. (‘0. or
watevbat
LB.
‘_a3iw‘
is and f‘orhert
:famll llmlted to three persons:
Rent. .3. inquire
all Cigar (to. a Washington ot- a. if
Wood ward av:
mm
o resume.
nth
ward.
let
M if
the
A Ivonne.
In
no:
r. ' $.75... m. to
commit: Novwalk. Apply to John I.
sat as.‘ A afllw
TWO convenient-nort- meats. fear and d:
torn-em
Mme. house
0””!va lustre A)?
lasted! two
and apart-eats. mitosis...
8% A in new buses on Cross
3'?ka m at"
vernacular-J. . o' scum
WW roman
mum Oryfcr ~~-—~
8‘ “(It .a‘ ’
:fififie seat
II. c' "m
cm. _. ‘ "war.“
A “it“? rm
‘ on being named withth‘ere ‘
dishes day after day, and
nutty, variety, vurlet
tab supplicdtfrotn can;
‘. ”Er havevarletyyifthereiseny
‘ 0 ...H \— thmginthegrooerytud.‘
ccrryeverythingiuthewhclcsslcmsrketcnd sellitatprlefi
lowesthemercuryinflreenlnud. Bomcgoodserepelmedy
buyers, which may serve some mysterious purpose, butw
oorteinlycnu’theeuten. Ourgoods don’tcomconderthe ‘
of ensembles, but pmvokeanappetiteaswcllas satisfy it. The
leedingthingiothemurketisfligblundCrcm Askforitat‘ ,
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S, 4
Telephone Call l3-2.
afternoomllra Smith! l’m so glad
sssmsllkesnagssincercnwsrehare.
-—-oh.v|l.oofte weil.thank you: but! don‘t
LndiM taught toride gracefully in thelsast no}?
COLU MBIA
fully guaranteed. WHY not get the BEST ?
ire to repair. as we are willing to demonstrate at any time.
Second-Hand Columbine ‘
cmidition. We sell all second- hash
wser PRlCES. h.“ '
~—'I'fll OLD Ill-IAIILI '1“—
ALL STREET. NORWA LK. C
{Next to Norwalk Hotel.)
comm ' i"
Music’iiALL.
33 Washington 8
, i
w.“ ‘ “w“.w. -.......
Wham" " flit-3° r
MR1 wtxowzmzzchymalwnyshaveeverytblngsnnlcc. Bowdcycumensns
BRO —O.f ‘trnauagsltatall. Youkncwlr.Browndoesn‘tearnhut
awsek. Chamhbn nd my“
eryweek utm‘bn gwufl‘omm
heefcoldlelu‘asgoodasltlshot.
museum—amt: butwherucan be u r _ ‘
“M" WWW “Finns-tone unsung}: .letrf’w‘dtt.’°"“ w’ “walnuts.
HRS. BBOW N—Wh .It the We Harlot. Don't c trad t though any.
body did. You «micron straw for nice quart.y 2mm?” zt klncw witst you
mamhe i never saw anything like it. My husband says it is just like Wash.-
E. J. WADl-IAMS. Proprietor,
FREE llElllElll.
PEOPLE'S IIIKET,
21 Wall st., Norwalk
1 Telephone call, 5-1-3.
lllllES' llllilfflllll Billclfl
$70 to $120.
I-
sihic limo FREE OF CHARGE.
BICYCLES
Thercost homers-.hslmpla‘
\
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r- BROTHE
gufnfshuugqfs.
wuusnnv, my 3'.
Grand Afternoon Concert
GREATEST MUSICAL FL‘iTlYAL lN OUR HISTORY. BY
Sun’s [:0an Band
0" 5..
«The finest ever heard in America)
ITrJolm Phillip Sousa.liondsttsr,
And the following arrayof the
grandest artists:
Slg. Camps-inl. Terror.
l-a. Vesta-terse. Soprano.
in. I Insets-e.
Hrs-elect Batik. 'l’wur.
Ira-loin Isak-as. Central”.
or ran-1w...
as nnra on . Violin V
The popular wonder of the new
Special features: "fl i Dutch "
lure (firsttlme by band: :mlbnglw‘cl’n
a Clock Store" (first time): Sousa' gre-
work, ' Last Days of peit"'.ccmbi:
tiun of all the festival forces in the“Prayor
and Finale from Inhengrin." etc. etc
PIIBEB: 50c. 15: end 8L“.
Sale of Seats commences M da t Plats-
tcd's anti Hale‘s. on y .
Nev-if .1. 1
ennui—HOUSE.
THREE NIGETS ONLY. Comm
Thursday, Apnl 27th.
Talk About Fen! liars it is!
LEE’S
NEW MEDLEYH.
uRlulNAl. NOVILTM.
Everything Bright and Sparkling.
Smut- Ladies free on
unmounted by resort ww‘u {will
an paid I
either lady or gentleman I
PRIBES, Hit, 251: Ill 35:.
lteas-nerlseateonsaieettheusualplaam.
ll Beautiful and llsstly I
given away rightly
Mciibiifiamily.
arm rm
tflillll srrnrim.
run surest.
TIIE nrstrumrsr.
u talcum It
A Grand En'n'tamanl
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cm". row-.31»... ~.. em
I innovative”.
la Erlertslsntot that Eetsrtsiss
some em. mtt mot.
mill)". lPBlL no.
“N. “is. are ‘ 3n.
OPERA HOUSE.
Tuesday, llay 2d
mandamus.
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