New Haven, will preach st
' sons. Hethodist church. so»
.: g and evening. The even-
v *1!» will begin at 7 o’clock. Dr.
preachers in the City of Elms.
’ ” A. J. Smith is attending the
Andrew’s
church. ' New
his former charge. He'will
inthaEpwcrth Methodist Epis-
7 eharebiuthemorning and in St.
’s in the evening.
. H. Platt, of this place, who
fluently elected a constable. has
, _ and filed his bond of $1.000
‘theaelectmen. .-
. Xeshrday was a great day for the
idles-nan. who gathered in large num-
M‘in the vicinity of Randall's tide
mill. Mahygocdcatches of melt were
William Bloom has moved from the
UM house in First avenue to the
Melamine at First avenue and War-
» OaptninGeorge S. Bell is making re-
' pairs» the Washington street bridge
plan, which have been damaged by
5 beats running into them.
‘ Kiss Ann, Proctor, of Third avenue,
«i hunturned from a few days‘ visit in
Bayonne, N. J ., her former home,where
Ilse went to look after some matters of
business.
The string pieces alongside the rails
on the Tramway company’s bridge
across Mill creek are being lovered
(aboutaninch. 4
' Miss Minnie Bell, of Cove street, has
accepted a position asteacher in the Ha-
evmeyer school in Greenwich, and will
commute from this place.
2 George Conklin yesterday cleaned out
a well on Marvin Brothers’property,lnte-
i: purchased from Cornelius Hubbard.
George Conklin fell overboard from
~ theArrow. cfl.’ Point-no-Point, Bridge-
port. last Tuesday”
William Twise’ house in Second ave-
‘nue is resplendent in a new coat of paint
which was applied by E. E. 'iorham’s
men.
The sloop Bessie has arrived with l8-
uollaps.
L. B. Gorbam’s house in Osborn ave.
nus is being painted by E. E. Gorham.
k ’- _ A
E. E. Gerham is pointing George S.
Bell’s residence.
David Trounsen, whohas been on a
yacht in New York, is home for the
winter. _.,-. ____
Miss Clara Marvin is visiting in Flat-
bmhe L. I.
ADVICE TO ELECTION OFFICIALS.
lists Secretary Henry's Circular to Town‘l
Clarita, containing a Synopsis ol the Laws.
State Secretary Mowry has issued a
cinch: to town clerks containing a
synopsis of the laws regulating the con-
duct of elections in order to prevent, so
far as possible, the ace rrence of errors.
The circular is as follows:
Wamings—Electors’ meetings must
be warned by the tawn clerk or assist-
ant town clerk fivedays before the day
of election. and the warning recorded in
a book kept for that purpose. (Gen.
Stat" sec. 295. as amended by chapter
mu. Pub. Acts 1889.)
' Willem ballots in blank are
:-
‘tOthe townolerh‘whetlekstbooth
tendersoulypassouttickeuuamd
‘seethsthutcne monumental
Marathon muhhM‘ber‘atururd
for. The tenders of voting booths must
shooth,rnd‘thatbsliute or posters are
not left in votiug‘boothl.
*Mcderatcrsand Bountcu~lioderstorr
undcouuters are appointed by the regis-
trars of voters. The moderator pro»
sides at the electors’ meeting, and must
decide in case any person‘s right to vote
is challenged. He “must also decide as
to the legality of ballots found in the
box. lie must declare the result of the
count and, in the ,oases of representa-
tives in General Assembly, declare who
is elected before the meeting is ad
journed, (Gen. Stat. secs. 287 and 242.)
He must seal up the ballot box after
all ballots counted and rejected, with
the accompanying certificate, are re-
turned to it, and the seal applied must
be indorsed by the counters present.
The counters must make out, duplicate
lists of the envelopes found in the box,
and the ballots counted and rejected,
one of which is to be scaled up in the
box and the other returned to the town
clerk. The moderator must make out
three certificates. giving the number of
voter counted for each candidate, one of
which should be immediately mailed to
the secretary of the state, at Hartford,
and one deposited with the town clerk.
After five days and not more than ten
days from the day of election. the
third certificate should be mailed to the
secretary. (Gen. Stat, sec. 239.) He
must also make out and forward to the
secretary, with the other returns, a
certificate giving the number of names
on the registry list, the number checked
as having voted, the number not check-
ed, the number of envelopes” found in
the box, the number of ballots found.
and the number rejected, with the cause
for rejection. ‘
All persons acting in any capacity (as
election officials, should be sworn.
(Gen. Stat, sec. 2.19). Moderators and
registrars of voters may administer the
oath.
BARIEN AND NOROTON.
The funeral of Assistant Superintend-
ent Logan was very largely attended,
last night, from the chapel at Fitch's
Soldiers' Home. Rev. J. M. Carroll,
formerly a Methodist pastor here, but
now of New Rochelle. conducted the
service, and was assisted by the local
clergy. Undertaker Bit-chard this morn-
ing took the remains to 'l‘orrington,
where they will be met by the Grand
Army post, and the burial serviccs held.
Mr. Logan's death is sorely felt among
the veterans, by whom he was well
liked. He was always pleasant and
accommodating.
The new bridge over the brook ncar
Wright’s blacksmith shop was not put
up according to the grade given to the
contractors for the neva’l‘elford road.
This week Selectman Muckey had the
bridge torn up, and a foot or so has
been cut down on the west side to?
make a gradual sloop. The cost will be 7.
about title.
The ladies of the Congregational
church netted about $35 from their hur-
vost festival in the Town Hall, Thurs
day night.
C. W. Lounsbury has placed a large
new heater in the Congregational
church. The old furnace did good scr-
vioe for a quarter of a century, but for
the past two or three seasons had not
been sending out quite the amount of
heat desired, and the committee deemed
it advisable to purchase a new one.
Voters will be made by the selectmen
on Wednesday, and also on Monday,
the 20th inst.
Ernest Koch has returned from Reudv
lug, Pa. where he attended the session
of tthnprome Castle. Knights of the
Golden Eagle. ‘*
Miss Sarah M. Whitney. sister of
Walter Whitney, died last night, from a
stroke at paralysis. Miss Whitney was
in Norwalk, Thursday afternmn. and
stopped for a short while at the Town
Hall. (in her arrival home she was
telling members of the family about the
«flair. when she was suddenly stricken.
and was in an unconscious condition
e
mouse. nil cent as an... and
must night. 0
“Noun—wwwfiww “sh...
BGWAY'I'ON.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wicks and WP-
liam Moore have been visiting Mr. and
ms. J. If. Bates. 9
Henry Hilton hrs begun the shipment
of oysters to. Chicago. Yesterday be
sent down forty barrels. The oysters
are pronounced very fine. '
Mr. and Mrs. William Hopi“. who are
enjoying a bridal tour, when last heard
from were in Montreal. The wedding
gifts received have been sent to their
future residence, 130 West One Hundred
and Twenty-third street. New York.
Fred Lyon, a nephew of Mrs. Pepper,
with his family. has leased Harry Pep-
per's cottage, andis moving here from
Providence.
Miss Libbie Tristram will leave here
about the first of November for 'Los An-
gelou. Cal. .
Mrs. E. 0. Tree. of Flushing, L. 1.
wife of a former pastor of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, has been visiting
friends in town.
Frank Grant went toan eye inflrmary,
in New York, Wednesday, and had a
tumor removed from his eyelid.
Mrs. Fred Mills. who has been quite
ill, is able to be out again.
, Many car loads of grain go out from
Wilson Point, every day. Two engines
are required to haul some of the trains.
Alvah Tuthill’s residence, which has
been remodeled, is being painted.
Barge 50, of the Standard Oil com-
pany. discharged a cargo of oil at Wil-
sou Point. this week.
A Rowayton Silvcrite said yesterday:
“The candidacy of Captain William J.
Stevensis looked upon very favorably
by residents of this place, and it is pro-
bable he will receive good support here.
licisone of the most extensive oystrr
growers in the district ,und if elected
.will do all in his power to promote the
industry, as well as looking after the
other branches of business."
wiuon.
The Ladics’ Benevolent society. of
the Congregational church, met at Mrs.
Hurd‘s, Wednesday afternoon. There
was an unusually large attendance.
The Literary society met at Miss
H alcn Middlebrook’s. Thursday.
Mrs. Nathan (loulstock, grandmother
of Frank Gemstook, was removed to her
home in South Nerwnlk, where she will
reside in the future. .
Miss Nettie Keelcr, of Ridgelicld, has
been visiting her uncle, Rcv. W. D
Hurt. ‘
William Steiger, of New Jersey, is
visiting Mrs. Percy Ackerman, of Hill-
side.
William Middlebrook is the guest of
his sister. Mrs. Reuben (limstcad.
ALL AROUND THE STATE. ‘
The charges brought against Chief
Beardslcc and his son. Capt. George
Beardslco, of Bridgport. by Assistant
Chief Clarence E. Palmcr, at the mom
ingot last August of thw- lzitulo Fire-
men‘sasuwiotion, in \Villimunlic, u'crc
disprovcdat the meeting of tln- cxccu-
tive committee of the association in th»
Atlantic Hotel, yesterday afternoon. it
was alleged that both firemen had drawn
sick benefits from the association while
doing duty in the department of Bridgr-
port.
1‘” THE ”HARD 0|" ('ill'N‘i‘Y (ll).\1~
.\llSS-IUNEKH t‘ilit h‘Ailli-‘iiildl
(‘lil'N'l'Y.
l lwreliv apply for ndrlmgist'sliccusc to
sell Smrimuns and imoxu-ntmg Inqunrs,
Ale, Imgvr llccr, Rhine Wine, and Elder.
at H North Main direct, Town of
Norwulk. My blaueof business is not lo-
cated within 2’00 feet in a direct line of
a I‘imrcb Edition. or l'ubln- School-house.
or the premises pertaining thereto, or any
postoilll‘u or public library.
Dated at Nor-walk, this ibllnlny cilia-to
but, A. It. lend.
EDWARD ii. 'l'I).\iI.l.\'Si).\',
Applicant .
We. the undersigned. electors and tax-
payers, ns dcllncd by low. of the Town of
.\‘orrvuik. hereby wulcrse the application
o! the itili)Vi‘~iiiliilt'lI Edward“. "omlinson
for such license.
"Med at Norwalit.tbis ifitiniay ofilclo
iwr, A. 1).. Milli.
Hi-llilllil: bi. TROWIlllllllli‘l,
h‘bilil) HAYES.
ltlldh‘. H. 'l‘HOlVllIiiliiili.
”LIVER E. BARKER.
lll'rittldldi FROST.
ihereby certify that the nimvemnuml
death
3 her, A. D. i300,
*
a eras-store“ l3 iri-
. as warranted»:
" I. and Bide! Ni: 5! Water
street, Town of . 39“!th My plane of
business is not located within 009 leer. in
a direct line of a Clitoral: Edition or Public ‘
Schoolhouse, or the practises prrtainiu
thereto, or any posholilce or public it
brery. .
Dated at Norwalkdhis 15th day of Octo-
ber, A . , .
CASPAR ZOELJNGER,
A plicant.
We, the underei ued, electo antitax-
pjayers, as defined by law. of the Town of
. orwnlk, hereby endorse the application
of the allovernained Caspar Zoellinger for
such a license
Dated at Nos-walk, this 15th day of 0c-
tuber, A. 1)., 1590. . ‘
ANDREW CHRISTEISEX,
HERMAN 'i’iil'lllil'l.
CHRISTIAN MlUHElr.
WILLIAM P. Bl'llills,
J0=EPH R. RAYMOND.
l hereby certify that the above'named
endorsers are electors and taxpayers, as
defined by law, of the Town of her-walk.
Dated at Norwaik this lfilh day of Ou—
tober, A, l)., 1090.
HERBERT ll. Sbll'l‘ll.
all 24 ‘i‘nwo Clerk.
‘9
To The: nbauo osf‘cmm'rv edif- 3
MISSIONEHS FOR. FAiRFlElJ)
“ill““il‘ r u c n s '
new a ' are cease .o as ir-
ituous slid pfiiioxicating Liquors, flu,
Lager Beer, Rhine Wine. and Cider at an
Railroad Place. Town of Norwalk. My
place of business is not located within 200
feet in a direct line of a Church Million or
Public school-house, or the promises
pertaining thereto, or any post-(silica or
public library.
Dated at Nun-walk, this loth day of ()c-
tober, A. I).. 18065, ’
WILLLIAM ANDERSON,
‘ Applicant.
We, the undersigned, electors and tax.
buyers, as defined by la\\‘, of the Town of
lion-mils. hereby endorse the application
of the nbUVevmuned William Anderson for
such license.
Dated at Norwalk,this llith day of (late-
’l‘lil‘l0. ll. OLSEN.
ALFRED W. ('tllli'lll'ls'l‘iill,
DENNIS DONOVAN,
l'ZiJlRlDLlE L. Mli'vliilldi,
JlURAUI'Z E. DANS.
lhcreby certil‘v that the obovennmed
cmlorsersureelectors and tnx‘puycrs, as
dellned by law, of the Town of .\orwalk.
Dated at .\'oru‘olk,tlxis lfillz (lay of ()cto-
her, A. D., lNihi.
HERBERT ll. Slli'l‘ii,
oi? 1‘4 'l‘own Clerk.
'l‘t) THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM-
)llSnli‘).\'l“.RS FOR FAIRFHSIJi
('Ul'N'l'Y. (
l hereby apply for u druggial‘s license
to sell hpirnuons and intoxicating 1.1-
uuurs, .\le, Loner lit-or, lililue Wow, and
l'ioler or iii Washington >lrcet. Town of
Nor-walk. .\ly place of business is not
located \viihln 200 fer-Y in it direct liuc of is
Church Million or Public Scimohhouse. or
the pri‘mlws pertaining thcrr-to, 'or any
post-miles: or public library.
Dated at Noruulk, this lfrth day of Hut,
:\. IL, Hill? ’
lllllltili'l' .-\. .\h DUNMJ),
Applicant.
“‘1‘. the undersigned. electors and toy
buyers. as (it‘llilt‘ll by law. oi the Town of
Norwulk. lil‘l’lilty cuvlurm the application
of the lll)ll\'r’—Illllllt'll Ruin-rt A. .\lcllmuhl
for such iii-ens -.
Dated at Xm‘wnlk. this lS-lh day of (lot.
A. it, lN‘Jti.
.i A ME." i‘.\i'l..
'l‘ BAKEl'l,
til‘lli W. lll'lNl'llHl‘l'.
libllilihllii‘ .\. M.\'l'lll€\\'5il.\',
.\lANl'El. l‘. HATCH,
i hereby certify that the flitn‘x‘lliillll‘Ii
cmlorm-rs are electors nmi lnxqu-vrcru as
deliumi by law, oi the Town of Noru'nlk.
Dated at Nonmlk. this13:lill:iyui()ci..
.\. 1).. lttni. lll‘llllilili F ii Silll‘ll,
all ‘.‘4 Ton u Fleck.
W
'1‘!) THE iUAiiiHll“ (‘iil‘X'l‘Y (Will—
.‘llSSlUNifillS Mill l-‘.\llli"lEl.l)
(‘tll‘ X l'Y.
i hereby apply for a llt'i‘I‘r‘fl‘ in soil
Suirituom and lnlluu'uling 1.:qilors.:ll
("\r. of Water and \‘v'uthioglou fix~._'l'own
ol' Noru'ulk. .\ly place of lmsincss let not
located within :00 fcct in a direct lincof a
Church Edition or Public St Il‘lill-llull‘t‘, or
tiwprcmincs wrimumg then-lo, or any
post‘oilicc or public lilnn-n'v.
listed a! Nuro'nlk, lini~ lilll «lay of Unto
bur. .\. l)., 1590.
ililxllVAN \\’ (Ill.
Applicant.
Wu. the undersigned, clcctors and tax-
pnycrs, as defined by law. of tho Town of
.\‘orwulk, hcrcby endorse the duplication
of the ubovmmmcd liounvun ck (‘0. for
such license.
Dated at Nuru'nik. {his lilhiluyofllclo-
ln-l’, .\. 1)., mm.
lli‘llil S\ll'l‘lI.
”1"“! li.\ lt'i‘tli)i..
(.‘liiSTMN SWAH'I‘Z,
NELSUN l..t\\\'.-'-li.\'.
DENNIS DUNUVAX.
llierclwccrlify tlmt tltc nlaovormmod
emloracruuru electors uml tux-buyers, on
dellocd by bus, of the Town of .\‘urwalk.
lluled M .\‘orwnlk. this it. in day or (into.
her, A. ll, will.
lll'lllliiill I' ll. Slll'l‘li.
’l'ou’u t'lcrk.
uliL’i
DON'T GET LIFT
. UP! behind in the swim
‘ ,
is gathering in the
astonishing bur-
gains in silver nov»
cities ottoml by H
B. leT at such
low prices. 00 «rule
on dollar cannot be
rivallod for such
' goods and prices
never were heard of. and to he can ht
while everyone else
rr‘
JACKETS AND CAPESl
UR CLOAK STOCK presents two features worthy of your consider-
ation. The first is that our garment
for inferior goods.
Brown Irish
. Jackets. .
5%0lack and navy beaver, double breasted, high collar, ‘
Black cheviot, high slashed collar, puff sleeves, 38.75. i
_ Irish frieze, dark and light tan, stitched seams, velvet i
collar and pockets, $3.00.
Black beaver. velvet collar, large pearl buttons, 39 00. ‘
Black beaver, puff sleeve, wide pointed cuff, slashed ;
collar. stitched seams. $10.00. ‘ » .1
Irish frieze, braided, inside pockets. high collar, tail- ‘
or finish, $10.00 l
lined throughout with fancy taffeta, $19.00.
Fan black and green boncle.
fur a d tails, 815 00.
E tra quality black beaver,
f t, fancy pearl buttons,
. slashed collar, $20.00
' Black beaver. tight fitting,
‘ Martin far, tailor made.
Beaver, stitched,
s are the very best that can
be made. The other is that our prices are as low as others ask
frieze.velvet collar and culls, fancy front,
trimmed with Martin
lined throughout. shield
pun' sleeves, pointed culls.
trimmed with braid and
very stylish, $23.50.
Capes.
Black boucle, lined throughout, velvet collar, $12.00, $5.00
Black beaver. tight fitting, braided military style, Roux!) 0100': sum
edged with black opossum, flaring collar. $12.00. ”0““ “P8: ”“8“ .010”): _ sen)
Black and navy beaver, tight fitting, braid trimmed, ”033'?“ “Wylie“ W1"! bwdv minted collar. $6.50
edged with brown opossum, “3.00. “ . , ” " “libel “ $8.00
Brown Irish frieze. tailor made, straps and buttons, “91"" finish. , $10.00
slashed collar, half lined, “300. Boucle, trimmed With braid. slashed collar. $1300
Light brown Irish frieze, pearl buttons, lined all Beaver. " “ " lined with fancy silksum
through with fancy silk, $13. 00. " ” " " " and MM!“ Wild. $12 00
Black beaver, tight fitting, trimmed with soutache Boucle, b0! pleat ft?!“ and back. trimmed with
braid, edged with fur, $15 00. Mart-infur and tails. lined throughout, $18.00
Black beaver and crown Irish frieze,corrugated from, Plush, trimmed “'1”! f“? and brand, $13-50
high pointed collar, half lined with changeable taffeta, :: I: I” , Jet‘und hdartm tails. $15.00
$0.50.
fancy lining, $18.00
BEST . . .
». . . VALUE!
\
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
. All our customers loci this
way. TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME !
We have now in stock
(SPRING CLOTHING} 22:22::
By trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS 8: CO.
'6 WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk.
W’ ”W m” A "“M’ ... "”"-~‘ .. ...,, .i. . , . .- ., p _, -.... l “H smn...“ 7“,“:
A GOOD MARKET I -._.__,,,,.__
In our opinion, is (one which furnishes and delivers on tim-c, juicy tern; NORWALK PATTERN
dcx' meal of the vcry best quality, that has a clean meat store, ‘. AM)
courteous patientemployecs, and prices that will not
disagree with any oue's purse. That's our
idea of a good meat market, and we
run ours on that principle.
As an example, we
offer:
lac a lb Pot Roast,
Prime Rib Roast, from 3 to I0c ib
Good Roast Beef, ' we “ Lamb chops, IZc "
Best Sirloin Steak, Mo " Forequerter Lamb, 6c "
Best Cut Round Steak, 10c “ Rump Corned Beef, lOc “
" " Shoulder " 8c " It lbs Salt Pork for 25¢
6 lbs Breakfast Bacon, for 50 cents
Piste or Brisket of Beef for 3 cents lb
STAR MARKET,32 Soflain Street,ccr.liaviland
GOLDBERG’S
NEW YORK MILLINERY PARLORS.
Something New.
Just received a shipment of infants’ and children's cloaks.
m assorted colors and styles which we wdl sell from 01.24
? Mfg. Company.
c East End Washington Street Bridge.
Are on dcck with their line or
HEATING STOVES
COOKING RANGES
_ Andkoepallneoi
Stove Pipe and Fittingsl!
“‘care also prepared to make any rcpair.» no
any
i
rStovc, Range, Furnace or
Boiler!
We WHIIIII also call attention to our line 0!
SHELF HARDWARE
MWANith
BIGVGLE SUPPLIES
TOWN
Assessors’. Notice !
\
Wu, llw un-Iorslgnml. hereby give notice to
olltnrmum owl corporations. liable in my
tmosiu tho'i‘uwnm .\orwnik. 'hol “WY M"
it"lnlrecl by law to doiwcr to tho- AWNHW ”t‘
’ t ’ , . all torn! them. "nor before UlP ii side)! of
,,,,,,,,m,,.,, ”hogan”, W; “unparm, M and up. leather boas have been marked down to 950. g ,‘ , .mx. , _ . .
W' under the direction 0' the Wm dviiumhy low. "Him 'l'W’flMNONMK ”was while thcvnre mm“ ”M m and iii Altos s ecial saloon sailors and other umnm- wi:\rli"bmlnrncl .‘tllll.?3.“.tl’l".‘l.; liliidilrl‘v
hot air the riu cwbutitl i p l
W'”‘“’°“”“°‘“W"’““ ."‘l“‘.;“ll;:.'."““"’“‘"”‘Mmf‘tw awful: “m" “’ ‘ ” mednaormm gscanduo. A onanacompzemuncnmma- illil“‘.'.“'cll‘.‘2lfi$‘.“‘Willi“i."lll‘£llml2;.l”‘5'.l
‘ KW, u .. - ' 4 t . s . ‘ ‘ a ‘1‘ i t s I: n i l
”mm" ““1““ ”M" “m" "nu/nemTammsTm .. ”comma8min. Allan's noveltie- mo on the “on" vans and mm” “Pt W“ 19““ W’- A “"c Q“. WY ll.”f.’ll.:.i't‘li;..l:‘.‘.’lv"till..!’il.'l“da?l”tll"fi‘.li
tinneasto sine of‘type to be used in Town (tier-1k.“ untiltlept. m. M feathers will be potcn sale from 15c and up. Children‘s Mac-sunninmnkooulsucbllstn-nn‘ omen
printing nunes of candidates, etc. ac- , f ' H O M E R B. H O V T '5 Tom O’Shsnlers will be sold from 29c and up. .3{liltilli’fil‘tit;':":,,;ll:l:lll‘.;.“ll.d‘..“l.'.l;' it;
wmmmkm of M110“. Mid ridiculetom)or oora‘rv con. Jewelry and optical Store. ,1 0» r 31....» put? a mono» lansrwunn'nml’
‘Wmmw “‘ “m“ "’ W" curl-‘l‘ifimmi m“ “”‘m“"’ mw-mmsm ' 2.1:...cca'tzltsunami:’l...tt'..":$:“ca::l
~w mm mm,‘ l Iii roll. it - ‘ NEW VOIK N. Iiwldais may Iii-returned in the suns:
. , Mil tor a "more to soil 1 . to Mm w . t. o
llaveicpsr—Ofllcisl envelopes are fur- Httlrltnntlaynnd liltnxicattug i.louors.AIs. NOTIG‘ ! ' ’ ”ILLINERV P‘RLORS Wdioli‘m‘n‘: till? 3.22.3193 bulb.“ llllhl‘lfii
h n 1 La or liter. Rhino Wine and Phi" at . W , sin-ct. Moth Knrwnlk, born and Including
m by i 0 mmmrr- 11“! 01“ Mllnllroad Place 1‘0”” oi Norwnlk. M 'bntlcoinhernbygwnlhsll ellcrinlrsrso 03 Will Shoot. (mint-critic. 1m. to and including (Icicle-r
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