wmmnm
_ 3 One month. Ice; three
‘ ammuuwuerecrds.
n‘mnweebtobeMd
(Washington street.
«It.
, who utmsootueiomoe.
Eton! yrs. you will confer a
,, .. inc. sending or bringing It
Vfll‘tnttlehouidinulleuee be ed-
M nvnmso ammo.
. ‘ South Norwalk. Conn.
, rig Sentinel hat a Circulation
{of Normal]: and in Suburbia
Wrably,“than the Combined
, of the other Three Local Dail-
Mellow; it alwuyr open to
K . Herald Weather Forecou-
car today promises to be generally
plightiyxooler. followed by slowly
puncture. Tomorrow it promises
withmlghcr temperature.
Monomer Record.
point of the thermometer for
tour hours ending at noon todnv
.. above rem: lowest. in degrees
, . Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sunsets Hugh tide I Lowtlde
.3 ant sun
St 1:13
,, IEIui SAYS It's FALSE.
the Originators oi the Scandal-
or: Stories About Her.
county papers of Monday contain-
" ',,,onal item concerning the
uflnirsof Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Head. of “Mcad'e Corners," in
. {Windham a row with him, or—
. him from the premises, and prom-
, give him five dollars a week for
rapport. The story also states that
daughter was recently shot in the
i by her father while trying to stop
ml between her father and unth
. .. Gannon- messenger repmtcr
visit to the Mead residence on
uy. and interviewed Mrs. Me at
. to the item, and was intonucd
, lady that ’it was an untruthfal
t from beginning to end, and
ed the reporter to make Illlt'lil-
~ denial of the entire story. She
, 1-. Head is living at home and has
' - ., doing so right along, and will no
’ continuum do 50.. She is very in-
. t “at and says she will prosecute the
‘ tor of the scandal if she can find
‘ be it is.“
M at its Aged Offspring.
at the bi-ceutennial celebration
, FirstUongregntionai 'church of
, bury. was made by the Rev. Thom-
K. Noble. of Norwalk, to whom the
dpenker. He returned to his own
“when akind and affectionate mothcr.
. ofits two hundred years old o".‘-
W. Dr. Noble said that the m ithvr
, like its daughter, b no hcr you're
Her brow is not \vx-inkic-l and
ye is not dimmed. “She sends you
, ,Iolicitntions and her oongratulatiom
With all the vigor of youth. Youd» dov-
. what born. When you went out
me only forty-four years old,
“Milan for their fin-it born." Dr.
NW?» historian, Mr. l-ieiiock, and
W congratulations
, ’i Lightning In Harlan.
During the utorm 'l'hamiay alii'i'ilomi,
9"Uctlmild,"
Maple "com.
the Lyon residence ii
The bolt M‘itltli‘il li
trots: three. feet, and ran along in :
will)! the gnlc, pauaint: thence in tin
WM. tiplintt'ra from the trim aim
“to were Mrmvn all over the yard
0
a... Wag... ,._.._... _......._‘M
CRANDUNY.
Gertrude Lyon, of Norwalk, wil
fentival. June iii.
. Pillow in sick.
[little iilaitc in quite iii.
miflmk school team Mutiny.
"3.,Partrielt has a did-mated eiivvuld
bang“...
. , mettle. Warren“, at the lm
. Bervvdaiidny.
‘ t in the bloom of womauhmsl, and
cherishes for you the love ltitititi-l'd
M then read n contribution to tilt-
We! the church, furnished him by
Matted hid midterm with very happily
i'illntug iitruck a large button-ball ”1 c,
over I00 years old, norms the me it two
We. and plmlgiiml three gm m :4
Mitt the trunk of the tree; iiwn. jomp‘
Ingtonntono wall, split a stone about
.eplttting one of the [stein and the
inmates of the. lumen \vt'ro partly
It the Crunbury Church ats‘it'ty’s
tall Baxter has put-chum! a new
1r‘tlltlnbary linm‘mll loan will play
(life. No. 9 ltailrmui phlec, South
Elm street, stating that e man hid“ been
econ lent-(hot room by the window
at an 'uoeeemiy . hour. From Inbre-
quent talk undreportmbe name etc
well-known men at Home“: now re-
siding in New York city. was modeled
with the circumstances. It finally
come tents knowledge, that his name
was connected with the affair, and he
employed me to prosecute the parties
connecting his name with it, or procure
a retraction. lie furnished the with
conclusive evidence of his innocence
Which I submitted to the once claiming
to have seen a gentleman leaving the
young lady's room. and I am authorized
by them to any that they are fully satis-
fied that they were mistaken in the per-
cent leaving, and that it was not the one
whom they supposed, and not the one
whose name has been associated with
the event. His innocence was estab-
lishedtotheir satisfaction. We know
nothing of the fact as to whether the
young lady was in Norwalk at the time,
or of any mieconduet by anyone. We
simply sought to show that if there had
been any misconduct, my client was
not aparty to it. We publish this that
those hearing the story may, he. in-
formed of the truth.
J . BELDEN Heathen.
STATE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
The Spring looting to Tulle Place in New
Haven Today.
Some interest has been evinced in
Norwalk and South Not-walk in the
spring meeting of tho Commzticut Li—
brary aesociation, which will be held to’
day in the rooms of the Young Men's
Institute, 847 Chapel street, New Haven,
the morning session opening at 10:30
o'clock. After the transaction of the
regular, business the following will be
the programme: "A Massachusetts Li-
brary," W. 0. Stone, Springfield, Mam;
“Classification and Cataloguing of Gov-
ernment Documents," Anna 0. Rock-
well, New Britain, Adelaide Hesse,
Washington. D. 0.; "Extending a Li-
brarian's Influence and Usefulness,"
Tessa L. Kelso, New York.
Afternoon session: “Books Relating
to the History of Confinement," Joan-
than Trumbull, Nor\vicli_;“"i‘hc Line of
Exclusion," Walter Learned, New Lon-
don; “New and Old limits“, What to
.
Buy," Caroline M. Hewinh;‘é Hartford.
’ALL tsr'towu massif
What the Bicycle Riders of the Two Cities are
Doing These Summer Days.
William Gunther and Waldo Ray .
,moud, of South Not-walk. civpcct do
| wheel to Brooklyn, today.
Barry L. Bossa, Now Canaan's fastest
rider, is in training for the Irvington
and Milburn road race and is doing his
twenty-five miles every evening. He
did the distance Monday evening in one
hour and fourteen niinutes.—-New Ban-
aan Messenger.
William L. Brown, of iit‘i South Main
street», wheeled {-0 Bridgeport, ycstcnlnv
afternmn. -.
WNINNING WHEELS VOOLLIDE.
“donuts-83M: the boarding “a
-York, when: she was to receive a cargo
, it ~an
held in South Nor-walk. ttbnrtdu‘yflunt
18th. There will" be'two Mona, the
ilrttfromatou'o'clock. and the nth:
begtnning at 7:80 o'clock. Both meetings
will be held in the Congregational
church, and the evening tendon will
be addressed by a prominent metropoli-
tunpaltore. It to. expected that 1,000
delegates will he premnt, besides the
members and friends of the local Ioeie-‘
ties. The gathering will probably be
the most enthusiastic one In tho hittory
ofNorwulk. .
Among the societies that will be re-
pmeeutcd ate them of Bridgeport. Dam
bury, Stamford, New Uanwm, Norwnlk,
and many smaller towns. A supper
will be served at -'Intermiesion during
the sessions.
The date of the convention was select»
ed by a committee of three, W. T. Wat-
erbury, of Stamford; J. ll. Croasley, of
Bridgeport, and Rev. R. Q. Sherwood,
of South Norwalk, who met at the Bup- .
tint parsonage in this city, last night.
tenouuo on Lone eaten.
The Schooner Madagascar Badly Strained and
in I Leaky Condition.
charged a cargo of lumber at Hutch,
Bailey do Co.'s wharf this week,gronudcd
on the bar at Long Beach, yesterday of-
ternoon, while being towed out of the
harbor.
" Captain Verity,with the steamer Addie
TL, was towing the echmncr out. He
was not aware that she had grounded,
and kept tugging away at her nearly
ten minutes, when Cdptnin Huntington,
of the Madagascar. told him it was nac-
Ies to try to stir the boat. Captain Ver-
ity finally gave up the attempt. Thev
tide was nlxmt an hour out, and as the
water continued to leave the vessel aim
settled. and eventually gave a lung: and
wont partly over. ‘
It was the opinion of nautical men who
saw her that she is badly strainer], and
that. she would leak when the tide row
at midnight last night. and that it was
doubtful if she would float.
The mhooncr was bound for New
for the eastward.
Objected to the lot.
The horse belonging to A. Harris, a
peddlcr, dropped dead in Springwoixl.
yesterday afternoon. Mr. Harris hired
another horse to cart the dead one away:
but the accmtd bead objected to per-
for-tiling: such a job, and balked most.
vigorously for some time.
-_. -.._......__ _.,._.._.__-~—.
—If you want a cigar that is made of
nicc tobacco by good workmen in a ,
clcaufactory, try an Iiiumrial Crown“
at G. S. Trowbndge & Co.'s cigzis‘tnorli i
’ DARIEN AND NORDTON.
(Hintractor Hut chinson and his unper-
intendent, R's. Lyon, yesterday grad-
cd nearly a quarter of a mile of the
highway from the Daricn depot toward
Noroton River. and got it in readiness
to lay the Tramway rails which are
spread along the road.
Frank Hindloy, who disappchred from
home early this Wi'l‘k, has been heard
from. lie wrote to his parents that hc
had accepted a "tuition ncur hing Island
(Jity, was doing nicely, and intended to
remain them.
Two Bicycllsts Badly injured White Out For :1
Spin Last Night.
Fred more and William L. lilasccr
Wore riding in Main stroct, Norwalk,
last night, when Mr. Rogers collided
with lm Iiockwood. who was riding in
an opposite direction. Both rider-4 were
thrown from their wheels and were
badly bruised and kindred no. The 1’
cycles were wreckcd. As Mr. lingers
way on the wrong side of the ritrt'l'l
when the accident occurred. be has of-
fen-d to repair lituirxwkwoml‘n mzwhino
llotiry Whitloclt, who in outplayed by
John H. Fcrris, was riding a bicycle
down West avenue. laot‘night, win-n
another rider ran Into him and complete-
iy demolished the front wiwclof Mr.
Whitlock'a bicycle. ,Mr. Whitlock was
thrown to the ground. ntrikiagonhin
head and injuring himm-if rummwbat.
n.-
M'l’bc hauling rurtnurunt of heath
NorwalIt—iho Innmrinl (info, 9 Railroad
1'1““- . . . . . w
EAST NORWALK.
MINI Ada li'txll'a', of Riverside avcnuc,
iv vieitiag in Milford.
Minn Ada Benedict and Frank [I'lllilll‘
ttmiicu will alwnd today and Hominy
in llrtmklyn.
Daniel and dolor!.‘lliitiitiir'iliiiu wont
to Munch Chunk to eixvndtho day.
l
i
‘ .The Hominy services at the East Ave-
nue Mcthmiint i-ipieeopal church, will be
an usual. in the looming the motor
will preach. At the evening wrvicc tia-
pnlpit will be mzcnpicd by ltcv. Charles
E. limit-dict. Subject of owning dir—
courno. “The Name of Namco.”
CHOICE
Building Lots
It Eimcresti
lr'orwoiir.
mm int mo feet from by :qu int-t it
yrinin“ owner's midcnco.
I
V
l
idepth. ad.
VIN-t from by who [not in depth,
and no. tho clmiuont building lode in town.
walk of Wont nvovriim n’m'irlr‘ our»:
“Mimi's! m in i l i
' 'n in term "a rs uqurm. ‘
i ‘ lit.\ 63011:. ticrvvaikfitmpj
In
I-‘nor min on opts-Mic nidc Hill!" Mcmtc. im
'l’brhw lot- urn situated on tho finmi avenue
in Somalia and Imvuna Imniwlrw-lmi view of
twin: ielnroIsmm-l. formorciimnthhiv anion.
'i‘io-avcmw has wwcr and water phone. gin
and elm-trio Ilitiite. and In within two nannies
Mm auroral desirable Info on thrlldir)’
(leorgc (limk has received his lilt'yt'lt'
. from the repair shop. and cxpcmo to be
,unt with the rest of the wheelmcn to-
t day.
i The annual visit of the Rclicf (.‘orpv
' of the state will be paid to the Soldich
,ilomc at Newton, June it). it is do-
lsired that every corps in the state he
ireprcsvnta-d. The railroad company
null return tickets at. half fare.
"Baroness" Blane, well known in
Barton, is about to make another at»
tempt to elevate the stage.
The liaricns will cross bats with the
New (humane. this morning in the
Brady lot.
IROWAVTDN.
ltcv. A. S. Knvaaagh, of South Nor-
wulk, will preach in tho Mcihmlist
church, tonmrrow morning, in exchange
with the motor.
in the llaptietchnn-b, Sunday morn-
ing, the pastor‘s theme will be ”The
Christian's “droplets," Evening sub-
jnct. “Mnn'n Find, Last and tinontrut
illnty." tiotm‘crntioa mmting of thc
Uhrudinn .l'lndcnvor at i523”; topic,
"Itczaly for lh-utb."
BROAD RIVER.
The newly elected organist of flu-
liroad River I’rotmlant liniou Church
socioiy in Miss (tiara titles; aneintant
im‘gaiiiet, Mine [India non.
A ll ‘ht ~l' ill! 'i .1... ., 4:. run, on]
. Ail-«rm it prm . m't lo Ig'IS'oHL
for In: wli" gm! Him L.‘ 1:!
Ill llm «nip ui I’Ill‘li slow,
And new be can rock to Lie hut.
is one
Popularity one...“
of merit. The fact that the to”; at 1",: a...“
Gift factory at (illnurcfdcr, him, it flu-
Iai’izc’d nf its kind in the w. old. :pwo an aha
how iremcndmn the demand is lm’
Lc Page’s Liquid Glue
Ready for Use.
it is the .tlnmgnt glue i mum; ihe most
d'lr'mir, the must [two/r. fax; ail maintain
I
Window's
The schooner Madagascar, which die- .
, , ndache , ‘
‘ ‘ "l triode good moo. remedied
for elekbeadnclieand b lioueneee,
with which 1 was troubled for n
a long time but it was not until
‘I began inking . w
A Eli’s
(lethartic rm:
that I receiver! anything like per-
manent twat-iii. A single lmx of
these pills did the work for me,
' aches, and a mail "limit—CHAS.
linrcmnoe, Earn Auburn, Me.
Medal f
And Diploma:
At World’sFair.
2,.
Bright
~ :Lusnnsi:
Does it.
at your
grtnters.
i0c
other... INMENTS.
HEM-”AUDITORIUMI
It Roton Point.
Under the tnamtgcmont’of I. M. llOl’T.
Wiii‘opcu Saturday,
Maximum. Dav.
Continuoue Performance! Unmanned Pro-
gramme.
ill-181' All’l‘le't‘fi. BEADED BY
w. P. BRYANT.
t'oumdiun. ‘
LIZZIE RICHMOND,
Vocalist. i v!
ALICE HANSON.
Nnubn-tlcnnd i‘luunpi-vn llanccr.
DAN WALDRON.
i‘lmraclvi'i ”median.
ESSE‘ BART-ON,
of Wang; H; urn (”u . l‘riina Donna.
FRANK D. NELSON,
I’avuiiin- Prim ) Darth-no of tin! “Bung
“pt-m ('n.
ALFRED LISTON,
Mitt-rival \Ynhuli'r.
STACK r. LADELL.
llorixnniai liar l'crlnrmqre. ‘
PROF‘I’ALFND J.KUTTNER,
limit-a! liircwlor for llatnmcrrtcin.
New lurk. hamlvr.
Grand Sacred Concert Sun-
day, At 3:30 p. m.
Admission. Luv. Adminion and Scat L‘I't'.
cacb.
e
culture no to ma struts. ‘
,A Grand 3 gays w Sale !
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND” WEDNESDAY.
IN cure
and fancy checks, at about 50 pe
more than they could pay for.
chase possible. We have divided it into four or live lots.
be at least 83.0o each; $.49.
LOT 2.-——-l.udic5' black and fancy
$4.75; $2.25.
LOT 3.———l.ndics' tine wool checks and shepherd pi
Ladies" fancy shirt waists, on
Children's wash dresses, exclusive designs, ages
price $.50, at 75¢ each.
POPULAR CLOA
THE cnznrzsr DISPLAY OF’
LOT t.——l.adies' black Sicilian skirts, in neat small figures, and plain, all lengths
SPECIAL PRICES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
. and I am now free from beach .
‘K ROOM i
Ladies’ Suits, House Dresses, Wrappers, Separate Skirts,
’ ‘ Capes and Jackets '
Ever seen under one roof, at just about one half regular prices. Many of the lots can—
not bc' duplicated, and we advise our patrons to take advantage of this
great offer, as it will be a money-saver, and serve as the best
kind of an advertisement for THE BIG STORE.
Ladics’ house dresses (waist and skirt), made to sell at $2.50;
Ladics' fine wool blazer suits, silk lined jacket, regular value, 3(4; sale price, $57.98.
Ladies' wool suits, nobbiest in the market, perfectly fitting and exceedingly stylish, New York price
$25 00; our price $12.00. , '
Ladics' wrappers, made of fast color prints, full size all new, would be a bargain at $r.oo; special, 65c
Now for a Record
We have just purcbascd So dozen, nearly 1000 Separate Skirts, in
r cent less than same cost a week ago.
Ready cash is a mighty power-our cash business made this great pur-
special, $1.49 each.
Breaker!
black brilliautinc. plain and, figured
Somebody biuudcred—madc
, well made, ought to
skirts, made iulland well bound; you have bought poorer skirts- at
aids, in black and white, blue and white, and brown
and while, very popular and very :carcc, ought to sell at $43.75; $1.98.
LUT .;.~—l.adics' skirts, extra quality, black and'navy, cx‘ua size. made to sell at 83; 4.25.
autity seems unlimited, 75c quality; special sec.
4 to I4, double pointed lace trimmed collars, regular
Capes and ”Jacketsp
II at l-Z Price!
THE BOSTON
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
STORE,
NORWALK, cons.
THE FOLKS
TELEPHONE CALL. l3-
.—
1 1H:
NAVAL“ PARADE
Steamer .I. S. Warden.
DECORATION DAY, ”“30
.._.—.———
Tile-Excursion Tickets—70c
‘5...
ll‘llVI‘HfllllliNiil'Wiiili,ll?i5.:l.lll.fl‘llll'lllll;!,
lcavo Hwkman strcci. 11:2!” p. nu; lrlaat
Ills! ntru-t, 62!?) p. m.
‘h
\
SEVEN 110in i.\' NEW YORK
CITY.
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WAIHINOYON BTRIIT.
In. Nomi-in.
Persons looking tor a lot. or house and
lot with the View of pnrchnoing, nrcinvite
ed to call and examini- our Iii-t. We have
them for sale in every part. of the city at
"M'Iflhlllt! pricee and on my terms.
all ill tf
NOTICE!
set-rods. TAXES.
'i‘ln-tuuum-ra with.» Huaih N'il’l‘flilt Union
School ill-«irict on- hcrvbv tortilla-I tIiattlln
erivttm "form and urn-«platter mill-«no
theduilnr. laid on tin-t on: mammal-Id lint of
rm. 0' it meeting “HI!" lii‘iftlo‘i held on Hu-
tibdny ill Jtmc. it'd-ml III“ Franklin Mrnpt
.‘M'Illmi bunk", inll lotion-mid imyalvll- on the
iuidayoi Mai-.Irmni which flow I aim” im
rum!) in ri-t-civi- fir" mint-at T’iillmltl't‘ viruu
Mart-flu \V’uuimmi m «laud. I'o'hollv at the
mtoul aim-per m'nl. Ivy-wit from May Int.
mus. will Iu‘ chm-um! Mini! i‘itI-n Windmill“
mwnid on and niiorJuno I94. liege.
if. A. Tonnes.
Cullen-torn” ’l'nv-s tor booth hotwnik union
whim! llimtriwt.
[helm] at man Norwnlk. April to. not.
a
h
J. a. RAYMOND,
DEALER IN
BROOKSIDE LAKE iCEl
Windmill" and retail ”file" and Ice bow-c. r.
.‘ladiwn Hit-wt.
thil
Univ-re ll‘i‘I‘iN’l'll III ii. ti
'l'rnwlvridw- d "<l."1i'i.2ttrfli“f|'.“'ll‘llt‘t' Hnnlir
Main and it'miiirmiun «iiwia. m tall
DORLON HOU SE1,
unlit,“ mm [’1 "NT,
Now tut-ch for thr- Hutu!" of we. Binnie Din-
ner». lihmlo lulled tiianriniim. liaiinmr.
Inlum waiting. and requires no heating.
re taunts. Sold rvrrvo'mc.
.uc with wool rover Our MW;
'kflllifl“ and Fielding. filmiinc mt.»
tori
the “sacrifice sale stores" represented as “just as good."
CHARLES E
33 WASHINGTON STREET. . . .
TEAS.
\I'mI-m't tnkonbnu-k m-ni to any ern'pr In Imuuni.
IIIWliimilnumiiiynnrltil-14m. , '
Extra tna- y formnmiloiungnirwilm 50c best
‘tr.1ilik:;|1:,'lflr‘ttlnlNL i‘ L! ‘ :
"Illl'y u ”If“, lww t-rup, lilo ' in
per tmnnd. 45c
ltmt mixed, n‘uuiur me kind. pct
A special mite-l tea. has a line aro-
ma. the hind. tu-r pound.
OOFFCEB.
limt mocha and mm. one kind: iit'l‘
puma .
“th Java.
35c ,.
tin» thing for mniiulwichm.
33c run-owl luwI. vain pound cam
for n Iinaii family.
ova-I i‘lili".
regular at»,- ltind: per
Donovan Building,
HAVE THE
I! I l
bole Merritt an a It ii 4!. LE. U Pi El ll.-
VAN. um ‘53;- y ' u ‘ ‘t
Of course they are, and we wish that every one was more particular in their choice of edibles.
pic who are indifferent in this matter often grasp at the daunting prices of the tcn’ycar-old goods sold at
We court the patronage of those who are particular, and encourage i
nation. ()ur notice will please the most fastidious, always the same, uniform in .pmlity.
best. Our fancy gilt edge creamcry butter. at 21c lb, 5 lbs for $1, is the finest made.
stock of summer specialties, and receive berries and vegetables fresh every morning.
to our city or scaoborc resorts to give us a call, as we can supply you with all the delicacies of the season.
lice-t Ilio t-ni'fi-c. n-golarmh- kind. ru-r 21c!
“room! while“. a WWW lviviid.
.UMMER BPECIAL5.
l iv. ~. :v .~ .. g -, l‘iit'iu .
45°“. din Iliuutl mm a I: ll or
1,, lm- innvhi one. one half would Nana.
gmnnd,
A good Icant numlcrnte price. not 25c I'oiiml imu. ur mum", .m.- quarter |i.,
pouml. “tilt. in»! ”I“ liningi-irvwnruiuuu.
Lunch tongue. wry lewd :umliiy.
l'urned lit-oi. iw-i wood can“. pI-t
.ctiough 'oc
alc ’i‘rvplow-a.tiwncwiuiviu- icllynlainly
ni
git-and. id omit-iti-muJ-mr flavor». not ma.
ltustrtmmcailm,regularwrckind.|u-r 29c (yum-n “m...“ ”my hump... ”Wop,“
pinind. worn irw intili‘. iinw
That like the best are good
people to serve. . . . . . .
They are able to appreciate
a good article as well as
good service. . . . . . . . .
THEY’RE PARTICULAR! . ..
0
Pee
hem in the nicely of tbci' discrimi-
()ur teas are the
We have a large
We invitcall visitors
. SEYMOUR,
Loading Grocer.
- - ~ . $0. NORWALK.
wEALIr‘H ER Is HOT!
lint we are cbccri'ni ;.ongbt to be. Trade at our stores goers merrily on. Quality at
our prices is what counts.
Ilutivrmiik map. :I calwu in oar-h imv,
v'nninitm I‘Xltilt'l of rowsand boliunniik.
250, ""r ""énunzp cocoa, arc.
i New York «talc corn, wit and ”WM.
.Iiw» we. 2. only. twrv-nh
8c
50
\ "chimin- luliiillmw, that quality: mi 60
8c longiu ihuv laxt. pm wait.
, l'iagic wumw'nrh. \cty fancy. iotnwr‘ 9c
5‘: iv ilt' can: now
Will!!! termini». iliim' imuh'l can». Inc
on" 23c Iivut‘t' ~Vrui'.
but that tuviiru.lili1‘l'Imllmil'lm «. i‘vtt- '0c
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