handmade“ respect" al ar-
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NE WEEK
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2 2:; - llavid’s Blue
Black Record Ink,
TOUILOUNCE BOTTLE
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Scarlet Ink,
I monomer: BOTTLE
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, , ONE
;; DOLLAR.
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'Oemenndseeuswhen you
httythingin
Stationery.
‘ get it for you.
:48 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
"*jlattbe thingfor kitchens
hilt rooms. I guarantee
Wk to be satisfactory.
. ”my paperhangersnnd
9' . ” aremonrwhoareao—
Wtobothshsst.
.Alwaysgladtoseeyouatthe
Mintlfnotconvenieutwill
.pllasedtocall onyouwith
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THE EVENING .SEII'I'INEL .._.._. _ monument. sad tss anaaslln-
Jmmsmflms mum‘.“ on” Item-s mmmbm,
. lwvha.
WWW” Tomorrow hing lemma! Day.Tttl
m
"v“, _ Momwlllsothslssusd.
m was The, biol- sxlstsd he-
(W186 g lgg 1% «mmauJumm.
a has been (hacked.
llnlatwra Alla-Ia for Tomorrow.
Bless suns-u h’l'lde mm.
“sitar urosIniiusn um
~lelldaadwlllbe formally opsnsd
to-mowow. Therestaurantluchsrgsot~
'A. Eloblasmmoatainsa mmmodloas
mebflmwlflham ‘_
onthelsmptauplanatrsssonableprl’css,
CaptalaA.A.Be_ttI, of enemy n",
~Bestqusllty. Lowest prices. Abe has made the tollo appointments:
llghtlunch. Wall! Warblnztoustrset Wm 3mm, to b.
'PrlvataltlcbardWJIolt tubs
'I’heschoonerEvaL Ferrite sewn. I'M» .
“Plintwith a urge of Pocahontas Madurai-William P. ltsad.
coalforJohnflJ’st-rls. m”"°°"’°“"
law York liar-all Weath- terse-st.
'l'beweathsrto-darmls-tohagsasrally
claaraud warmer. 'l'o-morrowltprumlsasto
hemallyfrnm fair to partly cloudy.wlth .__.___ .4)“. 0mm Igna’s
outta-mm ohaamdollowadby rain William It. Raymond is out today. W“ “M ' n ' or
at night. afterbelng confined to the house with legion
rheumatismforawsekpatt.‘
‘ ~Beginniag to-day ws will sell until
enticed-gone,“ very best dour for
Mdefiveredwrdersarlyasit will go
fast. TbeNew Yorktlrocery Company.
Rothl Goldschmldt’s ball nine will
gotoNoroton to-morrow morning. and
play the Nominee. .The game will .hs
calledatOo’olock. ‘
-—l€ewgoodsaredaily taking tltsplace
if ofthoasdamagedhyflreat C. ll. liar-
vey’sahoestore. Droplnandsee if we
"i can'tsuityou.
The entertainment by t}. liarshall Dar-
raoh at the South Norwalk Baptist
church, this evening, under the auspices
of the Bowaytou Y. P. 8. C. P... will
condatof readings hythis pissing elo-
outionbt. amisted by the popular New
England pianist, Frank Farrell.
The Y. If. C. A. foot relay race from
New Haven to New York will pass
through Washington street, South Nor-
wslk, between 0 and 9:30 to-morrow
morning. W. 8. Half, of the Norwalk
Y. II. C. A.,will accompany Prof. Can,
of Bridgeport, following the runners to
New York on their bicycles.
WORM PA]! coarser.
[or thalestl’mlar lobe-l 'l'aasherla
' them-um
Themualsociahie of the Germauia
Sangerhund will he held Tuesday night
inthelr hall on the Washington street
bridge. Heine's orchestra will furnish
music.
——The society "Bundle" will give a
IS calico hall at Germauia Hall, Washing.
Sh IT II III toustreethridge,thiseveuing. Agood
f. time guaranteed. lfuslc by .Bwedish
c on eat at, m ..
lstic'l'moffimfll “I“ Aspecinl meeting of theW.C. T. U.
World’s Fai r. will be held at the homeof lira. Knlxht,
this evening at 8 o'clock. Let every
COUPONSmayhesentbrmallJ I l member be present," very important
lnattbeolflceofpuhllcatiomordepoelted ,
busincsaiatohetmnsacted.
lnthe letterhox at theentranceto'l‘la
—-Thls weeklr. Kellypf the NewYork
Grocery 00., is busy with carpenters and
painters meddling their new up-town
branch store, 33 Hutu street. It will be
opened June 10th; “~_
The annual semion of the Cadets of
Temperance, of North America, is being
held today in the Sons of Temperance
llall, Rowaytou, Bola E. It. DunthOw,
of Philadelphia, presiding. Delegstes
are present from New HampshmJthode
Island, Malachite-cits, New York, New
Jersey, Harylaud, Pennsylvania and
Ohio. __‘
The opening of am Knob will
take place to-morIOw. A piano has been
placed in the club room. andif provisions
can he made there will heachsnca in
the evening for dancing there and in the
boat house. The caterer will he prepar-
ed toattend toali cailsonthe restaurant.
There will be no programme of arrange
manta, but the opening will heentirely
informal.
The last coupon in the World's Fair
central for school ma'ama was printed
in the New York Pro. on Sunday, and
the polls will close on Friday. Reece it
behoova those desiring to do anybody
any good, to get their coupons in before
thattime. Ilsa Weed‘s friends srere-
questcd tossnd their coupons in to Mr.
Poole as early as Wednesday morning as
heintendstcseudinhistlnal installment
on Wednesday. lies Weed “holds her
own”inthelist,and is reasonably sure
to gain one oi t"e prim
aosr POPULAR
b
I
~Reasouable priom at lane’s depot
mutant. Openallnight.
lira. Emma A. Andrews,a talented
eloeutioniat, of this city, will make her
debut on wmedy and drama onthe stage
0! lusts Hail, next Saturday evening,
amisted by a companyof players from
New YORK:
—Conuscticut River shad and fresh
mackerel by express this afternoon.
People'slarket.
For the tint lime since Henry Crofut
has been in business, his factory is
closedon account of‘a lack of orders.
It is expected that operations will he
resumed on theday following Memorial
Day.-Danhury News.
—The voting on the lamp at Trnw-
bridge’s cigar store for the most popular
dreampany,will clove June 15. The
three highest are Putnam Hose. 800; Old
Well H.&L,650,laylowsrll.lh,fltl.
.. S
caufisudugafiflrss
3:
raiuiufiinflfi
i
—Pure notice with pure cream,.'ic. a
cup,depotrsatanrant. Opetiall night.
Street Commhloner For informs us
uhtthecobbleanowhelug putdownby
tbe'f'ramway company are to he only
temporary,andreplaced byconcreteand
block as soon as the block can he
secured. ltseemslihealnle-cxpsnse
on the part of the MM}. and as
thoughltwouldbs a long time before
the cobbles will be replaced by other
paving. Wouldn't it bebettev to have
Wales-buryDemoaatcomestous,rlcbly ‘5' W between a” M' M
ntmmwwmmsn. “whwwmwfllm
the divariliad indutrim, m and It, until it canhe permanently paved.
Wmoftbattbrifty city. it Theoreasntpavlngmakuavery “on"
ba‘pieceufwnrhof whichtite Damo- W MW-
:mmwuwmwy "'°"‘ «Coatawblls they'regning. slightly
I'M .-———— shoes almost one away at
-—‘l'hsblgdresalelsstill on at 6. ll. flansy’aandnswgoods constant» an
Harvey'ssbosators. (iraatbsrplnsln rtdngtorsplacslhem.
I “I, IMI Ymtsrdayaltsrnoon abouth llorwslk
latheCourtofCommonPlsas,lastblcycllstwhowasrldingouthercad
wesk,JudgsCurtbreudsredajudgmsnt froqutl‘erwalktoDarlsaJrlgblaa-
lafavorofcuunty'l‘rsasarsr Walter C. sdahorsaeo-lag frnmths opposite
IhsmadmpalwmbsnhwamskingWofloathlorwalk,sgalmtmettoa. 'l'hshleycltstattsmptadtopt
Who-Vandtavam-s. A mamas Wmctfcfhlswhssl,hsthswascclaaat
laywofgravel hsshsmmrsadovsrths millennium. 'Thsmt sachsblahlllaofspssdand stoned»
avast-r pardoned tissuestmd wbsrs wastocnver a head furnbhad by tits Mthathsputcrmednatasrousayrw
the road was below the grade sf the dsfs’aaatballqucrlcaasssasa. tin-,whlcheaassdtbscnlmsltobeeoms
Adaughterwashorulsat Tuesday to
lr.sndlrs.ThomasPennell,of0msha,
Nob. Ira. Pennell was formerly Ii-
Anna Burke, of South Norwalk. Ir.
PenuellisafiouthNorwalkhoyaud hrs
wosperedlnbiawsstsrnhome.
“transmit”.
~lety of ice cream at lane's, ill
Washington-treat.
Ahanthomesouvsnireditlonotthe
ThomssWeedsud Ii- Nettis Part-
rickwlllhemarrled tomormwevenlrg.
The Bpworth league will meet Friday
night with Ill- Sadie Randall, Riverside
arm-s.
lies. 5. 2. Burnmpreached anes-
oht utmost in the East Avenue
Isthedlstehnrchymterdaymoralng, In
mbaupwlth Bev.C.I.Pegg.
ArthurPialtwilllsadthe meeting of
thsltpworthhesgnsintbslsstdvensa
inassdolllksreyalrs. m swamp, lieu-ethanatsrtadtnrsu,
ltblkdythta bard-undo- of hatthsdrlvsrhsldldm. was. then-
wurrosr All ssnosrecs. loath m W 3.. wt! so rhpsquJt'IIh-MM a.
Afafleaablswsddhgwllltaksplaea eomyaaytbsasmsltlatlnasmhltrsatem mm wasahvoksn
at'l’rlnltyehureb.l.tport,usnt’l’hwrs- a» nature, as I'd-sib- n m 'l'hshsvssalaethewadus.
hysvsflngdehmfia lav. mummies” my ads—hymn.
MMwlflasflshmar—trssmwlllsrebaflyhm Mala-,ndwssbalag
MIA“ KIWI.
mm"; ma. cm. of fauna
law-whistle hlwlttbafll'.
‘I‘!
(as
ill "I.
than
4" scant medicare-sot. was called by
3.,
W =
i" I A.aickerma" & Son,
84...,WABHINGTON STREET... SOUTH ,NORWALK. CONN.
'l'hs lounsbury & libel! company
have dint down thdrmlll at Wtunlpank.
Dr. lueuaoll. thtney is building
an addition to his Wot avenue
residence.
The Norwslk post otheewill close at
10 o'clock to-motrnw for the remainder
of the day.
—Don't forget the grand concert given
bySt. lary's choiraudorchestra attbe
Opera House, tonight.
The olferiug at the llorwalk Congrega-
tional church, yesterday morning. won
for the church mode. .
m; ‘
Rev. 3. T. Graham, rector of Trinity
church, lit. Vernon, will move to that
city to-mcrrow.
A line of v will helevied upon mem-
bers of Company I" who absent them-
selves from the ranks on Wednesday.
' Charles Barrett has resigned his peei-
tion at Raymond‘s furniture warerooms
and gone to work for Nickerson a Betta.
The Ladies' society of the Norwnlk
Congregational church will hold a mis-
sionary meeting in the church parlors
Wednesday afternoon.
On Wednesday Company F will have
its May day parade. The morning
willbedevoted to rifle practice at the
range on the Walport road and the
afternoon to a drilL
—We have about twenty high priced
jackets and capes inliight colors that we
will close out this week at half price.
first mmers will have a beautiful unsort-
ment to choose from. The Boston Store,
Norwalk.
Mrs. Abbey A. T. Cook, widow of
Jamu 8. Cook. died at her home in
Wilton on Sunday, aged eighty‘four
years. The funeral will be held from
the house ”marrow afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The members of the Norwalk Lawn
Tennis club will formally open their
[rounds tomorrow. The ladies of the
club will serve an afternoon tea and
therewillheareceptionin the casino in
thesvsniug.
The Grace church quartette, composed
of Mean. Keeler, Boone“, Nash and
Austin; Miss Inna Taylor, of Norwalk,
and Leonard Whitney, of South Non
walk, will take part in an entertainment
at theNew Canaan Operallouse, to-night.
'~Grnnd concert at Norwaik Opera
[louse tonight.
While running to a tire on April 19th.
Smith Northrop, a member of Phrenix
Engine company, No. l, of Norwalk,
was disabled, causing acute pulmonary
congestion and heart strain, and was laid
up for thirty-one days. lie will receive
002 from the treasurer of the State fund.
”—19-
The Iron Iloulders' Union. of Eliza-
beth, N. .l., have sent to lira. Thomas
Cole, of Norwalk, a picture of her de-
ceased husband, together with resolu-
tions of condolence. Mr. Cole died in
that city recently.
The monthly consecration meetingand
roll-call of the Y. P. 8. C. E of the Nor-
wr'k Congregational church was held in
the chapel last night. lln.l]eorgcl].
Quintard led the meeting; Ilias Kabul
Wigham presitied at the plane, and the
secretary called the roll.
It was rumored this morning that
lichael l-‘ahan, who was recently con-
victed of Illegal liquor selling through
the efforts of Countable Timothy
Howard. has gotten up apetitlon making
charges littlest the odlcer and asking
for his removal from the force. The
petition. if it ever reaches the court, will
probably be outlined to the waste
basket.
The osseof ffifiut rm, pur-
Jastica Austin this morning. lira.
hbanwssuuder m houds,furn‘shed
by Daniel Donovan, of Spring Blll,to
appsarandm costs for selllng liquor
ouBunday. 8hsfalladtodoso,howevsr,
and the bond was called. Actionwlll
nowbe taken against Ir. Donovantor
theamonntoltbshond.
«Japanese plan casino at Pluneo's
mmutflflmalk
tbabwtsfltoftbahoqltalaatib authori-
indbytha committee. “seaml-
stsntwllllaciadaaflue.“mfll the
Mien." under the duastla ofllas
our. areas Please, sad aeopwsua.
"has [loved Old [aim of lavender
'l'owa."aaII'tbsdlrscu.' timid.
Oartis. “mas-pm“-
sssslmldlrsetm
d littlest linings,
Shadas and .llrtptrits.
a urns secretes PARTY?“—
Wardu Dela, elite-lard. Pays a lien-
du “all t. the lab—a.
Shaman, llay 29.-Warden Iaetb.
accompanied by Burge- Tupper, of the
Police committee, Patrolman Daniel
Hickey, and Special Policeman Daniel
Toma,starttd out on a little
surprhs party Int night. They walked
iuthroughareardoor of Johan. Lee's
Silver Dollar saloon, the warden opening
thedoor with a Yale key. Where he
ohtainedthe keylsasecret thatthe war-
dendoesnot disclose. Inaroom at the
mere! the bar were seven men, seated
around the table. In front of them
were gin-es containing what seemed to
hebeer. ltr. laewas iuthe plaee,and
received the warden and his poms with a
show of politeness that would do credit
to Chesterfield himself. Mr. Lee was
mid to consider himself under arrest,
and he politon informed the warden
that he should he at his service whenever
wanted.
The party left the “Silver Dollar" by
the rear entrance and went to tho ofiice
of the Grand Union Hotel. Upon the
entrance of the party. John McDevit,
th'enroprielor, sprang to his feet, and
stationed himself at a door, through
which entrance is bad to the bar-room.
The interior of the Main street bar‘room
be seen from the outside. The
wardcnhad been informed that liquor
wasbeing sold in another bar-room, lo-
cated in the basement of the building.
Toget tothc basement it was neoemary
to through the door in front of
which Mr. hicDevit was standing. The
warden ordered him to move aside. He
minced, and was squeezed up into a
corner, against the door, which he kick-
several times. McDevit claimed the
right to loot his mines, and declar-
ed thst t warden ad no right to enter
without his imion. He asked the
party to tree a warrant. The oni-
cer's did not get McDevit away from the
door, and the warden did not insist u n
breaking through. Ichevit was to] to
consider himself under arrest. The
party then entered a hack and were
driven to the back door of John TL '
place at Waterside. and the party enter-
ed. There were only three or four men
there besides the proprietor. The only
going on was a man sitting at a table in
a back room, with an empty glass in
front of him.
if a New York millionaire gives 3 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
$700.00, which gives 19 lo dyspe
and these e spend Light!) hm
hors' hills on finall have to pay $.00
calf: for Cldmbzltlhe Cure to cure their:i
w t wou savmg' per on its '
the dinner not be givenythers
inquire at Plaisted's drug store, where
you may have the proolem solved and
get information about C torus Blood Cure.
curves have made Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy famous. It is intended especi.
ally for coughs, colds, croup and whoop-
ing coughs. and is the moat eflectual
reused
C. B. rain, of Union City, Pu, says: "I
have a great sale on Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. l warrant every bottle and
have never heard If one falling to give
entire satisfaction." 50 cent bottles for
w . . . .Stilismt,Drnggist.
Chl' iron Cry for
Pltc her’s Gastorla.
thullahywasdck, wegaveherCawnrh.
When-bewasntfluhhsbccrlalforthm
Whenahebfi‘lflchlllnhechtngtotm
WhamhadCbfldmsbngsvvtbemO-atmh.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Gastorla.
Pltcher‘s Gastorla.
BaalEstateandlnsurance.
wasntno‘ros mm.
Permits loom: fora or house andlot,
with the vlew pure are Invited to
3:1“ mfi‘fi .5 mm...“ '='
peter-mean tar-s. aa'tf
T0 LET.
Ftva rooms am floor: a}; m “3'13:
1.. 3:51am. at dam: street. aria
F00 toot- apartmawtallwarta and "whet
mm:— Immw " "Minn m
r "'nhuwsn 0o... '
WWW“
Flu!" low Ive run-as. water
tas
ash.
an
counsethr'mfi ea mast spot
0. no a
prwmlmawflthchudnrwl.“ It
ova-r
in-
malt
B l’l’lofl roe-am lit 1!
A Flau‘sstonranstsaddthe
quire-t
more.
wall “meld eves-I.
§r=§i§n§h meggr
I am In. #4. Ian-drag
1.323.me ml!"
a small Jana lat, voovse
Rum“. "4%."?
stars and dwsillag,
Flawed; . .....
mmw’hw
evidence that any drinking had been fi w
The prontptneas and certainty of its it
known for these (licensee. Mr. 1
Children cry for M“
“Mia."neonate.“ ..
’ ' I .
This is nnentirely new srticlemadefromw
finest cored on the market. Very simple in preparation and only
takes two minutes to have it ready for the table. To
til-every housekeeper in this city this excellent dish, we hm ,
' ANT EHPEHIENBEII 2 [Hill
to serve it with cream at our store Thursday, Friday and Satur- ‘
day of this weekend give all an urgent invitation to cull. ,
SELLS, 6c lb. 5 lbs. ; for 250.
Telephone Call 13—2. ”
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer. 33 Washlnuton at.
Fresh Fishl Fresh Ei’éii l-
EVERY DAY.
Our stock of meals, fruits, vegetables etc. is. as usual com-
plete and first quality throughout. Come’and lice us. ,
hits corn muddy”
E. d. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEIlPlE's IIIIET. FIEE llEllIEIl, PEllPlE's IIIKET,
13 North Main st., 80. Norwalk. 21 Wall
Telephone call, 52.3. I Satisfaction guaranteed. 1 Tanphonf'chlfio'K-‘Ig,
Ladies
1 "0 particularly
invited to callaad
examine the new
my daily designed to give its rider
that. [WARMING GRACE and EASE which
churw'h-r'lue m; rLther o! the
- COLUMBIA. -
Nurexvrcisels no invigorating” benedclslaa
may! ling. but a graceful position and an easy
running wheel are necessary accompaniments.
The COLUMBIA‘ no lies both of these wants and is W k - up
WHEEL Instructionprne, y m WWW“ lathe I”
JACKSON ““"kx-EfififéffciIfiMb‘Wt BROTHERS
mmzlm
[‘0]! SALE.
flows: Aim 113878: 5.13.” XEpffi; all. ‘
Woodward.
BLACK marennurlimn height. exceptionally
good mailer. Will sell at great sacrifice.
Fora inlmeut address .1. R. Br th, Sr rth
Wilto‘ir‘ioc’t. ’0 men’s:
los'l‘.
wlawns}: [he mm: shop in urea.
and Mrs. Dr. Pardee's. a 2 r of cold eye
issues with chain attached. he tinder will
suitably rewardrd on luring them at the
the Branch Sentinel office, to Wall street. Nob
walk m£01t
BY a poor boy. a pocketbook containing be-
tween 2:7 and ‘19. A reward of Sim will
he paid for its return to Sam Kawsnsks, 92
Taylor avenue. " :it
mJi
warren;
TZNllrst'classvcamenters. A
Barker. Riverside Conn.
FOR Sonthport Conn. a first—class farmer.
gardener and s mm. also bong.- work.
Mutant) his wife preferred. Ample accnm-
pply to 9. A.
not: 3t
READINGS BY
0. Marshall Darraclt.
3““??? 12.23% ““‘ii’x'vm‘e “1' M“...
reset wee . unne . . ew oven. With the at)! the larVew
mm- England m In: '
Mr. Frank Farrell.
—— Eyelet liltsrcli, South Israeli,
thea mot the Y. P.N.C.Z.olthe
ROW.“ 08 BAPTIST CHURCH.
"smoothie. Ill 29.
25 02"..
" out"; "All, llllE 3, ma.
Comedy! Comedy!
Ills.
[LAW II. ANIHEWS.
BassllAlilNG bylbada . Terms. Lilla
D day. Mrs.bfartim,t‘.{louth lingual
a..,
DrSte wart.at the City Hotelfionth Snrwalk.
tells the disease and desert?” the symptoms
thereof without asking an y questions, and he
“been in muotrsnt practice 38 year.» giving
special attention toall formant chronic dlseses.
carnal of patients whose Caren
have hitherto withstood other methods of
motion. HE WILL EXAMIKE ALL Will)
.ALI. OK Hill FREE 0? CIIKRGE until
uned. omrehmmflwllaml margin?
I
THE copurtnership between Geomfiter-
souand Giovanni Zanzitte. was dissolved
April 1.1!}. GEORGE KMJX. .
GIOVANNI ZANZITTK. elocutIonlet of thin city. will
South Norwalk, flay :9, mt. mam gun be} richer upon the stage in comely and
, true . . ‘ .... y a
company 0: players from-“New York, under the
Tar collector's Sale. asmm o:
. YUI'ICE la hereby given that that-undersign—
1 ed. collector of taxes. under and by virtue
of a certain tar. warrant. duly eucuted
and signed by proper authority and directed
to the umlerslgned, commanding him to levy
CHlHlES IEIIIIIIII HEIIIHEII.
the welLkuown atagedirecl . b-
prucntevl include, or n.” h
300:2 0' m... m, “The Violin Maker.”
demons-$2.2m name "Silent System.”
monkms of the sum total as therein stated,
sum being a tax or men! laid um
the amusement lht made in is“ by the inhabi-
tants of the town of Norwalk. regularly as;
If
"Dead Shot.”
Mrs. Andrews will essay the leading Mina.
legally assembled. to wit. on the filth
lumber. A. ll. 1m. ct f t rpose PP“? 35.5.. 35- Chartsopen at Flak.
vtdlng m the tunable-lugs: 33.: m: "d“: uni-Mn! miss. n’le
“my”: the following described real estate
Wallaeelayo,
situated In Town or Novwalk. and bounded
now orformerly. asfollows. to wit: Northerl
Hoiifi‘fi’iirtm
theauspdcsaofthe
Infill}:
m fcctby Iandof Charles 0. Bahamian an '
by a prom hl hway. easterly 75 fret by nor Ben S I g
.... 2: ta mom 221:: 2.;
1.3. h Inf: if"? a n; m I h or Till “30's DAUGHTERB,
m s n as at pit to sort onmnl .olnl' “Ell.“ J
and? miufimtuw $.53; .. m, ;.,,,!{!'E 5, ””-
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