Mamm'mh‘m
w
j'duweierthlssolumaeasalsehsieti.
‘Lssuup. the blacksmith.
, etheyesrevsnes. hesiess
"mucus ”WI”.
, H. We. ewnssd himseli yes.
”Wont water pipes at his
venison Riverside avenue. It
sesame-yr». aeths water in the
mine pipes was irosen between the iso-
Weld theetuct. where it was (bill
“It to met. This was accomplished,
mover, by dials: a hole alongside the
and one in the street, cutting
”Wood injecting stesiu through a
”all hoes
ism Twin has hung out an srtii-
fls‘hhloclsl’ in front at his shoe repair
‘ ”drop It ill! Will) end at the “Farm”
chariot I. Sherwood is circulating a
W asking the sylectmen to cells
town meeting ior Saturday aim.
_l°°Is Mil ii, at 4 o 'clock, for the pug.
"i" ”E ”5““! Itplt avenue widened
p: Mined. This Is the thorough-
.. “Mi" W ml proposes toutillne in
‘ ‘ its stun-loo to Westport.
——————
. iv’l'
Tonight will be an interesting occe
' " eion in the history at the Epworth
losses at the East Avenue Methodist
church. A large delegation oi
tankers oi the Rowsyton League is ex-
pected here, and special shorts have been
not teeth to make the meeting an occa-
den oi the meet prohtehle and pies-ant
character. _______
I. I. Gotham and wile, oi Cove street.
have been spending a couple oi days
is new Haven, visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Wilflent I". Lockwood. lire. Gotham
end Hrs. Lockwood are sisters.
Hiram Bandage. who was attacked
with acute neuralgia last Saturday, has
recovered sodiclently to resume his
duties In Lounsbnry. Mathewson & Co.’s
Slide factory in South Norwaik. The
I only Ill efleots he now itslsleasliaht
more through his body. ,
The merrioite oi Jacob Rudder. em-
ployedhy RE. Gorhsm. to Miss Lillie
Roam, daughter oi Mr. and lire. L.
Roan, will take place Sunday aiter-
noon at l! o’clock. in Seller's Hall,
. I. II |~ “I. , _.
J. W. Isrvln attended. yesterday,
_ the wedding oi his cousin. G. A. Under-
hill. to Hire Helen Peters. The core-
mony was periormed at 4 o'clock at the
bride's home in East Orange, N. .1.
Jacob Soc. of the Gregory Point road,
has given Robertson dc Carr the con-
tract to build an addition to the rear oi
his residence to be used ior kitchen pur-
W“; .—
Ire. Herbert V. Carr, oi Cottage ave.
one, is recovering irom an attack at the
strip»
Ire. Robert J. Brown, at East avenue,
pruident oi the Women's Relief Corp),
Io. ill, received notice yesterday that
theennuel convention oi the Women’s
Idiot Corp! will be held in Mystic,
larch d and 7. ‘‘‘‘‘‘
STUDIES 0? THE STATE.
Ito—e wt Interest in. Every Quarter or
Connecticut.
Philo Horton Bailey. a Yale sopho
users, went to his home in Windsor
lookelaet Thursday. Dr. Burnap pro
muted his sickness vsrioloul, though
yet not a severe case. Bailey was prac-
ticing for the position oi stroke our on
the university crew.
Gustave Gsdnldlng, at Norwich, who
was with In. Adelaide Davidson, a
women of the town, when she died sud~
July in hie room Monday irom alcohol»
h and epilepsy, committed suicide
My night, by taking poison.
Wt B. Wade, president of the
Yale Track Athletic association. end
W at the Intercollegiate ’l‘rsck
Athletic aucciuion. declares thst the
m are small ior Yale meeting a
Me; English track team neat sour
“e
um." let's.
"As finals. at the Century Club" is
.e Wot apelhtlnu by C. Y. Tur-
IU which is reproduced in a double-page
m in Harper's Weekly for Feb.
1‘! I”. The literal oi the painting
b fiancee by per-trainer members oi
to M. W. 1.!1endersou contributes
to hassle nomheroltheWeehlyeu
“semen methanol: and ltslisn
. eysre ss‘ssos just claim-«the Illustra-
% ii! for this being irons drawings by
,' m and Hyde.
w Young People for February
a” ao illustrated article on
m m Academy. The author is
' H. M Jr., an old Eronisn.
D the (earth article in a series sn-
“ “Typhi American Schools," up
in the Young People.
"thew , Marciano,” a short story
”In M tlcclsssonmooeoitbe
r. :3“ ”iii!" ‘ s‘ ’ 'RIMRHW‘IBU
game if h ’ 5. iii" A-routdmrcos»
'r'fiUMiI’rt2n'tsl'uflinm
,- Marti twist, sir i 4 it by Co.”
as dais, this bytheesmr. meanness“
NEWS or T" NOB LII:
A daughter was born 1 to It.
and Ira. John Banks. 50 Woodward
avenue.
Gould Seymour. 0! West avenue. was
able to be out ior ashcrt time,yesierdsy.
The Independent‘Soclsl club will , meet
with Charles E. Jennings. Jo, West
street, tomorrow night.
Diesel Commissioner Martin Kellogg,
oi Norwelk, has bed hie hands iull tor
the past two days instructing residents
to keep their gutters clear at ice. 0on
the recent blizzard, and they were in
bed condition.
—-Dou't forget Hope Hose tarmorrow
night at Athenarum. Last dance beiore
Lech
Clio Hatch, oi Norwalk, who is a
member oi the Knickerbocker Whlet
club, oi New York city. goes to the city
today to play a representative oi the Bel-
;imore club in a series at later oily
' WM u" “"33, Baltimore
.hé. between
end Washington. Next Saturday Mr.
Hatch will play the representative of the u]. 1
Washington club.
—-Nice butter cups at Lane's, 23 cents
pound
Captain Thomas Lcesing, of Liverpool,
agent ior Samuel Osborn, oi Grimsby.
England, is on his way to thiecouutry on
the steamer Euturia ior the purpcae oi
purchasing oysters. He will srrite Set-
urdsy, it is expected, end will be the
guest of ex-ltayor W. B. Read. Eisuiord
place.
There will hes dance at the Athen-
mum tonight, given by a committee oomv
posed oi .l. 0. Carroll, F. 0. Haniord,
John Guyer, II. 0. Smith, C. L. Hyatt
and George Shellhooa.
POPULAR AMUSBM ENTb.
Corns oi the Events in Which Harwell
People are Interested.
If you want inn and must have it, do
not fail to go to Music Hall, Friday
night, Washington’s birthday, as the Iii
lrado Tea company are about to give you
an excellent entertainment on that occe
sion; also do not forget the grand wood-
sawing contest on Saturday night. Ad
mission Friday night. 10 cents to ell
.thn-houeerQI'Saflrday night,
admission ten cents; reserved seats, loo
siew gutters have been cleaned since _
lbs Gotham—Ametrur My
is ell the race in ltew York. Aunt
Rural—Well, is’ pose moetoi the room
is those lists you live is is too dark hr
anything else
“lies tiles 0 ldlngby any accomplish-
ments?" asked the young man. "i should
say so,” replied the enthusiastic admirer.
“She can reiuss to play the piano end
stick to it."
“I do not like big women,” said the
hssdltss gentlemen sitting next to suunr
usually tall lady at dinner, end seeing hie
blunder. he added, "At least when they
are young "
’a—.....«.'
Don't neulrct that couch, it leads l0
consumption. One Minute Cou‘h Cute
powesess double virtue. it cures and
careequlchly. 0. A. 0'68"! Q 00.
and (i. C.Stlllsau.
ram} a. can...
Real Estate and Insurance,
”AWIHGTOI "HIT.
iorshlot or house anoint
to e an invited to
shave
city at "flags
VOICE CULTURE.
Person.- loohln
with the view 0
ran
cell end exgiag‘n'glsk‘
n or
”and mm
M ALBERT f. WHEE IR. SOLO SO-
PRAN'O oi the South orwellt Con
gsllonalchnrch. wilieccrptellrnlted uurn r
.rupllsci in voice culture Tern... reasonable.
at, or address. No. so llmwocd avenue.
{ill in:
WANTED.
wOlNTLEMAli desires hoard ine
mprivate
ismll. Must. Ainn-eutrally loos
dress WILIJIAMD VlliS. care oi Raymond
a Cometock. South Norwslh. Conn.l21?t
LEANlNfl and dyeing establishment, No. i
ymond a treat. Corns: or South Main
street. on llu oi electric cars. South Nor-
walk Conn eras pcctiul’ly announce to the
citizens oi South Norwalli, orwallt and vicin-
lty that we established ourselves in your
midst. in the dyeing and cleanin business.
and are now prepared to do all hint s of (2 icon-
ing andd sing in th d” very brat stvlo and man-
ner. l's-a an lots. mm. either made npor
rt. ‘cioaks. capes. Iniaiiia' cs s. iioods.etc..
bbons. irtnass. piano. or an. illlisrd covers.
mufflers scar-is. tics. iii gloves kid shoes.
also leathers cleaned and curled. iienl lemons
samenteoyed or cleaned and pressed in the
best manner. 0. BU 'l'i‘lltFAiiS. mlllti
srniwswléaswurm
Persons with some experience In making
at raw lists can lit.
IIIEIIIA'I'B BIPLOIIBNT
wim
Dennlscdt . anohand.
mute extra. Do not iorget to send your
children to the matinee on Saturday ai-
1'0 I.RT.
ternoon. Every child will receive a ’
handsome Japanese present. Admission,
only live cents; reserved seats on sale at
Plaiated's drug store.
The engagement of Augustin Daly'e
company at comedians at the Opera
House. South Norwalk, Saturday even-
ing. February 23, is an event oi unusual
importance to our thealrtrgoers. It is
such a rare thing to be able trace this
famous organization outwide oi their home
—Daly's Theatre, New York-that the op-
portunity will no doubt bring out a very
large and representative audience.
Pretty music. catchy songs. graceful -
dancing. beautiful scenery, iunny come-
dians. a well-balanced company, an or-
chestra oi artists and the original “1) inc
Conn.
l
in
House, Monday night, when Minnie Les-
ter begins an engagement oi one solid
wok, beginning with "Annette, the
Dancingiiirl."'l'he play is an excellen tone
ior the display oi Miss lester'a superior
talents. and gives many opportunities ior »
the introduction of pleasing specialties.
F‘OUR room apartment. first floor trout and
4 room apartment "mind iloor rear. till
Washington street. Windows in every room;
halls lighted. healed and cleaned
stir-aide rent iorasrnall iemilv. Re hi ”on
y at tuition oi the ill.”’ Wl’lilei liiAnldt
ashinuiou stir-ct. ill
IIOU'iEtniet amt furniture ior sale.
splendid rimmfliiliily ior voun‘t
um pletoser'urralmme rr-uly iuruia u
dross "HOUSE." i’. 0.
I0., til M?"
iii slit. i7 i‘rsnklln simr
iulnlrc 0i EDWIN
Brown Jr WI r-ux 's groom
IIOY'SE in ro-nl. No iii 'ourilardt piers. All
mmlern improvements
West averiris, South burwaik.
Apply to .lllll.\' it KNM' i' H' West ei'r-si,
V0.1” l’lns sire-rt. sermrl ilonr swi Mill;
smmrals entrants; water. use! Mn and
water 4 Its-aim; limit. wry rrmwuiili-m,
in Hill" di iiilbl H 'lihllilT.£.’i Ann sin 1.
FIRST-CLASS home with modern in
provavnents. in good location.
owner at. 2 Taylor avenue. near
or otol. Willi i. BANKS it. agent. is) Wash
Ingmu street. hit! it
Inquiri oi
rel. steel.
Vsrvd de-
A
married
rd. All-
err'al ii.
iii lw
[twirrworr ills
il.Cl l \ rt at
”or”.
inquire at 72
ill! lw
I illlHE ll roomy mruer liar and 'Tuiirs
lug Ray oi Sunshine." Such is the at- 'ai‘rraisAilrs‘lllllrw'vr.'lrrrsirn; .\0 ill {olden
elrne mm 1 s muses mums, n on
"action oilered 3‘ "“3 Nm'walk ”Pen street. Alllnl‘m'itlrumlliiui’l. still: water to.
ill!
Milly
ill? till. a"
illtlili rooms illiioirtb Main street, water
W midwurll M's».
m cured at Tornlioeon’s and Oregon's.
A Giant n! Intellect.
The man who guides illil ship oi state and
lit‘t'pl it irnm the ulmnln and keeps it from
tho treacherous sou whom the wild whirl
pool rolls; tho man who writes an epic
main-a two grams lpl'fll‘it grow whore only
mun who Conquers mighty hosts Mill
brings their iorcu to sunlight-these men
than than» is lm who runs a iurnaoo that
will lll‘ltili‘l’ molt nor ffllt'ZiL—“NGW Ynfh
World
The Tmnsmlmtirm Theory.
standing In irnnt oi the window oi an
Austin rirug atom in which were a num
TulM inamrts,
turn intoau insect." said the ilrstcross cross
roads tourist,
other.
“Well, Imluht be put in a bottle at al
phllnmphor,--'l‘oxrss Hlitiuns.
”5...... .... u _
New Variety.
oversion to chess" and apples. Not long
out) she went to n nestnuraut all by bur
ecli. and it struck hot that this would he
I good time tntryeomcthlng new and oven
eccentric.
She had often heard of Welsh rabbits.
but had never seen one.
“I'll have a Welsh rabbit." she sold.
with some importance Then a disagree
the waiter book. “And he sure."
continuum.
The prices are popular and scale can be
poem or builds a stately mic. is man who
one spear "ml-work" the man who builds ,
neystem up of philosophic thought, the h.
uro un-rst. suprmwiy grunt. but greater for
A couple of dilapidated trumps were
Ivor oi lmtllvs containing specimens oi
“When i kick the bucket. lwunt to "
"What ritual will that do yrvri" said the'l'
colml ii I was a ocutrerprtle," replied the
Margery Lynn has an unconqnershle
Wimlty marred to her, and she
sheatdee “that they don’t muyebssse
in. TIM M;
mm. rsni. 1le limlrss'lii moms. i iianiorrl
(rlrtl'zl' He‘ll”)! door at house, isle room-ll. on
l'm-t l'olnl stmr mu. as.
Apply in if A. WOODWARIJ.
Fill! HALE.
AV MARI. if» lmmlshlslr. l. llll lbs (rolls.
kind and iron. limit iur all isluds oi
ilheapfor reels. inquire at no lull"
4
«marine Milt hl' lama" Lirl'il. Cat.
on no inlaid avenue six rmms
early lies. and in and s'rmrlllllin.
improvedimlldinviole. rsirshl lm'lllenl.
erru assay. Apply to l‘itah'ci M ii lilii'lir'.
l
worlr.
sires t.
FLEIU‘TRYC lillld.“ not up and repaired;
1 trir olmtks.elar lartrir' ms icrlba ti rles
not!” HORWALK IIhliiiWAitl ('0
South lain street. ailti
IIOUSZ. sled rm timwood
tween lists and Holden ill streets.
shontlnminntss'waliiiu dspotm a boil:
have sent" theatns.
ndlicond: excellent”
persons. run Ma al pips-r ior
0.”;me main is
iWAfl ea with Interested rose.
”-m
senile. hen
“til
"mlwiogé N
to Green wlch. Con a.
2mm... " w W
3mim' ‘ “guéhnmfi
m?" as xa's'firircar ”Tamil-mu.
na'ii‘m
MST.
as si herbalists "ring.
he. sail» will he Manuela” n2
l Maori
A" nestle: least
i’ nl' hrm
.t. :3
by leaving at this Mice.
talker. and when he arose to sushi! an
argument he did not know when to stop.
On one occasion be was making a speech
haters Judge Ballard, in the United
States Court. He had spoken several
hours and the Judge and everybody also
were thoroughly tired out, though they
were helpless.
brother. Jack Ballard, to him and im-
plored him to stop Lawless. it he could.
“Oh, that's easy eunuch," replied the
brother: "I'll stop him inside of three
minutes."
=.There was a great deal of curiosity to
see how this could be accomplished.»
the orator seemed to be nowhere near
the end at his speech. Jack Ballard look
a pencil and a sheet at paper and wrote:
“My Dear Colonel; As econ as you 11...
itli 'yoll'i' blag!) ilceut stimulant I would
like you to join me to see Lillian Ken-
nedy in She Couldn't Itarry Three.’ ”
The note was handed to the orator,
who paused at the end oi a soaring per-
iod, drew his glasses irom his pocket and
read the note. He put it in his pocket
and said:
"And now, ii it pleases your honor,
and you, gentlemen oi the jury, I leave
the case with you."
firisrlltiumruie. '
MUSIC HALL.
South Norwalk. ior two weeks commencing
MONfilY, FEBRUARY I |
Comedy and Mikado
Tea Company.
A company oi all star performers and Japan-
ast troupe. Free to allover 2i years oi age,
under. lilo. Aim 8 o'clock. we to all. Ref
served seals. 5c. Ladies are cordially Invited
to come and see the Japanese. 19 2w
FIFTEEllTR RRMlll lliliUtl.
MASUUERADE Bill.
01 Till
GERMIRIA SiEliGERRUllD
SOUTH NOR WALK, AT
- ilusic ilall. Thursday ironing,
iEBRUlRY 2lsl. l895.
Music by Proi. Heine's iull orchestra. R. W.
Sweeney. pronpler.
HAND TA!“ EAUX.
tuberrlvrn‘l: ”summit! coiiorty- twonorsons
BIAUII lit. LION]! ALL Nlun'l',
Furnished hr the“
Nal'onal Calcium Light Co.. N Y. Mr. F.
Vucxclio. lrom New Y'.0lk who also furnished
the committee umlumrs. tableaux. ear. ., will
best Music Hall with a lull display or coa-
tumes all day oi the hell February 2lst
Tirhrtsadmiltlngzeut and lady. ti; extra
iad' v kul. £‘:Ju-ilie balcony 231-; bores. 83
lil< ’5. r-x.ra. lie-awed seats at l'laislerl's
«it w; atoro. when: also ions can be accrllgeld.
w
flotilla Opera-.7 House
SATURDAY. FEB. 23.
rips-rial Engagement Extraordinary
AUGUSTIN DALY’S
UUMPINY - UUMEDIINS
From llnly's Tlll‘lli’". N. Y.. and
Deb’s Theatre. London, in the
delightiul comedy.
“A NIBHT 0H.”
Mr. William Owen.
Mr. liranclst'erlyle. Miss Percy llaswrll.
Mr. ('lias. lli'li'l’lil. hill-a l-l ugolnel' pliam.
Basis now on sale at Plaistcd'saml drama-v a
Mrs. Thou liarry.
drug elnl'r a.
()I’Elt A IlL)USEs
(Nowell)
COMMENCING
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 25
One solid work of fun.
Minnie Lester
wiihher own company. band and orchestra.
Ill I'IOI’LE Iii
HOHDAY IVEMNCM
“IIIETTE TllE illllllllR Rllll."
:i’ou have to laugh —yen can't help it. "
1. Silent! 30min. POSITIVELY
no mu ne'n.
lsr-let’s lar Dime Madness. Thursday.
'riday "Imam
lasts on sale at Oregon s and Tomllnn'o
drag stores ills
_, Whitehead who came inim“
0m, Ky. flewssattlougminded"
At last Judge Ballard beckoned his ‘
irisnds coming. by matln
our heavy-met is w
attractive to latest a: buyers.
The don’t show much
some
whole the only thins we get out at
sale is the room the Pants ores
“We do not advertise douhti
$2. 38
Black Cheviots. neat hairline striped
torus-
gents recommend ior good business wear.
a
two cllsrs under price.
We are altering excellent 4% odd
Short Pants ior boys 4 to 15.
327 Main our. Bank St}. Brides?!» 0"
Makers and Retailers of Good Clothing)
ELECTRO PLATING
Ol' ALL KINDS
0HlllUEllEiiS RRUllZEU.
REPLtTlliR I SPEillllTY.
METAL PATTERNS MADE AND
REPAIRED.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
ORDERS SOLIOI‘I'ED.
20 HlYlili-ll-ll - STREiT.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
)3) 1m
~
WATER CLOSET! All) CESSPOOLS
OLIAIED.
ALL workwarrsnted to he done in the best
manner and ior least money.
split wood. I? cord: blew“
tang. team work of all
8:18.
tilt. South Norwelk.
MADAME ROSS.
Throughout the Slates
that our be deslred
ladies Sim. Will give lad
WELL HOTEL. up one flight. ill 1m
teed the same day copy is hand-
ed in. Every reasonable effort
will be made to accommodate
patrons, but change cannot he
insisted upon as a right unless
copy is sent in by 2 o'clock
in the afternoon of the day be-
fore change is desired.
' 8aiurday. . M
't show any-ac take it on the
this
qhelltiet.
Csssimeres. and Scotch Wool Pants we
til. .868. up iotdoo,sre one to
, 3
holes a. 00.
l)Bloc or
strewn by haeor
Till WEll-iilifllili UlllilYUYlllT
Consultation on Past. Present and Future in
regard to any matter. business or otherwise
. Consultations. grants or
ice or cent
consultations ii desired OfllcoJoom 2. OLD
TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be guaran-
and Tuned
NlllllN 0E
I96“ :mMUD
oree colors.
sunburst per.
I90 ....
s oni’e‘ih's'hesk
s or a. h". Tm."
13:1 Weldon
1 lb. oWerd's Note Pa-
3 rise .‘Vard's l'i E v
i don. 333. Past Blac?lle.ndi
lldnz-beetNl ll
1 Child' a Oortfesi’tp.“.d 8““
URESS 00008.
6 yds. Skirt Lining.
3 yds. shilling Silesia.
aBeet Dress Gingham.
I90
Blend ds. mulrmha
m.
1 yd y(lee mere, all colors.
0 l yd Fancy Dress Fabric.
3 yds. Yancy Trimming Gimps.
: yds. Feet riiack Sateen.
--—-—ooo—-—-
l|08|ERY 0EPT.
:Pair Ledies'back or colored no...
'93 ZpeIrChIld’eRlbs ”on
lilo
lilo
1 air Gent'lflio uspeedere.
2 pair Cat's seamless Hose.
1 aor
“r umilmdies’ rrnulsr made Hose
1 Infant's linen wool Bend.
1 {JMN'I Vflt‘ id to H ill.
g'ent' sfluari
'rlbbsd Vest.
W
in our Domestic ris‘u t we oderthe
iollowiul ior itczfl Oulill'lf’leouel.
t yds.A Apron Gingham. 5 do. Shirid‘
4 yds. indigo or Fancy riut.i
weight Bleached Sheeting. ll yd!
ed muslin. 4 yds Towellu‘m. 3 y
TowellcgJ yd Bleached
Silkollne .
Dinner Pail. aplnt Tee Pauli qt. Se
1 Folding Lunch 301. l large Drl
100 it. Cotton Clothes Line. 1 Ch
larcc size. 1 Stove Brush. l good 8
Oak Towel Roll. 8 int. Bowls. 2
Berry Dishes. 1 zdoz smell Glass
sum Nlllw l“
Boston 8
83 Washington
SUITABLE
. 00 Y00
f'lEVVE SELL
MANU
l5
SHAW.
‘"‘ 'wnffifi‘éfe
quite so and as you are. I guess
idli oasis-s. mam-u.
deephonechll,dO-&l
ENTERTAINMENT FOR
Hospital Benefit.
trader the auspices oi the visiting cora-
mltiee.et
lIUYl'S iRiITRE.
TUESDtY. FEB. 28. ’95
mmmumnmos. .
Matty-um.»
ll
”888
so. - Non“;
SOLID
SIlYERWARE
FOR
WEDDING PRESENTS.
H. S. ROOD,
id South llsia Street. So. Norwslk.
nit!
that a man is judgcdb
the quality of the swig
,. A:
buy the best 9 Thero’ a a pleasure in
selling the best goods.
on Yllll KNOW
{"me uulmv
tells the story of a
large business with
on th a past year.
Mr. Smith enters the market oi Holdup e: Takeal.
today, Mr. Holdup? lir. Holdup—The price oi meet is very high today. You
know we have had a regular blizzard and It is impossible to get any stock. so you
will have to my for your meat hersaitsr. Ir. Smith-«lie, ha, be. well you make
melangh. Youseem toiorgetthersls one butcher in town that is not irosen
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
lscoodeuongh iorme. Theprlcessreslwaysrightthere. Gooddey.
E. J. WADl-illlils. Proprietor
Mutton
Wm lain street. 3!“th
MEAD,
THE lililllill BATEllEll
OF THE TWIN CITIES.
92 WASHINGTON STRE T.
as low as we can. That’s might
low. With it all comes or.
dance and trade.
ELT. HATCH,
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