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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 19, 1896 · page 4

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5931 EVENING BENTINEI»
South Norwalk. Conn.

2 Sentinel hm a Circulation
‘oINomalI: and it: Suburbs
1 ably, than the Combimd
of the other Three Local Dad!»
11m: Room I: (ti/ways 0pm to

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shaman“ 011113.
*2 ”-5.

11:12:11” 1131.11.11 11.31.111.11
rtodny promises to be generally
gully cloudy and colder. follow-

Jourhourn ending at nnor. today
I show zero; lowest. 401 degrees

. Almanac to:- To—Iiiorrow.

8111153913 High tide Lowdde
at 111: 1:1 1:25

, A Real Society.

" should to no military dcspolism,
beltedflary nobilitv no tyranny of
‘h‘oodorchuich. All men should
Quality of opportunity, and then,‘
11ch finds its level, sooiety would
'39 itself.

Inland of this we seem thus for
.to have repeated the social dis-
sof the 1111 WL rld. A more odi-
, le system tl1' .in 11111 11.11 111 11
1 and hereditary nobility is upon
» mullahs. It. is the vulgar and propor-
,uistocrucy of wealth. An in-
11! fraction of the i1. 111111111311
city. New Yorql calls itstlt’ tho
by" of this country. T1111 rc art1 u
. p'eoplo in tho country 111010 rc-
. morciutclltctiizzl,11111111 brilliant
I social gifts than any of the men
women who posc bol‘oro the public
(- Neiport as tho “socicty” of the
lad States. These persons with l'l‘nl
iul’gii'ts may or may not 1111 rich.
L is just as it hnppt-ns. But it is
lists for us to begin to know that n r1111!
1111, has nothing 111 11!! 111 11111111111
’ W111 beyond a certain amount neces-
lo provide tho comforts and rt'linu-
mouth of lilo. When wo all undorstnnd
1:, than, and not till then, shall wo
Mn to have somcthing worthy tho
‘ of society in this country.

the ma! sense tho littlo gilded
thich poses at Newport: in the
“We: is noi scci1ty ut “II. It has no
right to the title, btcnuso its titlu is
Manon more dollars. l'3v1'1'yin-
lllgent neighborhood in America has
makings of a real society surpass-
inbrilliuncy the present Newport

”not. which mun shares in common
" Ilh‘btutcs. Then there is the in-
W of kindliucss and courtesy, which
‘tnguishustlm gentleman from tho
1 . . Next there must be moral 11111! so-
p'nrily. A society without these
, be likc the region of lost souls.

would oontnin tho cit-moms of its
' 1 destruction. In ancient Rome, in
, in England before Cromwell’s
. ntlon, this was the case.
038? Well. we should need that
instinct which leads mankind
Mm itself and its lunguugo and
I. to cultivutc grace and beauty
11. which begin with perfect por-
11111111111111.1111. The rosthotlc instinct
Whale“ 1111 to surround our-
witb what in dainty and pleasing
1139;111:1119 our homes and out-
V'l’hlI docs not; moon necessarily
A house of four rooms maybe
”I to the mathotic some as one
1,. to the building of the perfect
time must be added all the in-
” gifts and semi-intellectual
Win11 11011311110116. Tho cultiva-
flmlc, of urtintlc. dramatic and

Into the making of best society.
Mm- not begin to build thin or:
in this republic?

m of Rhode Island and Mosu-
whlch are mpeclolly munu:
~ A 111111111111. are 1111 densely popu-
' or the me thickly settled E11121»

Rules. This in 1119th

1111111111 talent, of social guinea
ants indoors and out. all

Mia. It is to be noted that It:
luminous 11119 umonsour moat

SENTINEL PATTERN

A ‘lluu Paw Pablo at this 0m»!
In in Obtained I» Using 111. Coupon.

‘ We have made special arrangements
with the agent .0! the celebrated 15W
Glove— Fitting alterns.bywhicl1woonn
present to our lady readers some of their
vsrv newest and Muncem patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the gnnuenta no-
company each pattern

 

6625—L1‘1d1c5' “that m Empire 51le.

This represents one of the newest
French styles in top garments and is
here shown in'rioh black poult-de-soio,
the fancy collar of emerald volvct
being trimmed with rich lace and
passementsrie. The loose hunts and
back urelnid in) single box-plans that
widen :11 the lower edges and 11rd joined
at the top to deep squnro yoke portions
that join in shoulder scams. under~nrm
seams completing the adjustment. The
closing is made invisiblyin front. Tho
fancy collar may be inoludcd in the
yoke nook scum or sewed to tho Medici
collatrfalnnc, in which case the neck of
yoke is limsbed with noollar band. T1111
gigot sleevcs are fashionably full ut the
top wlmrothcyare (IIFD'ZSMI in gathers
and afford ample room for the dress
rlee\'cs,lh1"w1'ists being plainly com-
plolcd. 'l'ho juckut may be mado of
cloth and handsomely trimmed or com-
binations of silkund velvet, cloth and
Ottoman silk, or satin may be cficctivc-
ly 11501! to develop tho Illlllll‘.

'l‘h11 quantity of 111a‘1'11'i111 (lorry-four
inches \l‘ltlt' rmulrntl to make this jacket
for a lady having: 1-. thirty-six inch bust
nit-usuro in ft 2111' yards.

’l’lu- pattern, which is N11. 66371, and
retails for twenty-tho 01.111111. is out in
sin-s for :1 8:, 2H, 31%, 35' 11111! ~lll~inch bust
"unsure.

EVENING SENTINEL

GOU PO N .
Entitllnsbo one Pattern our 51211.11! No.

Cut this out. till ln yourr mnound address
and mull or take It to

 

Sturtonnt’s Bargain House

 

Nuns ..
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".»‘1’l"l'l.‘Il‘.\l No. 5171.: ......... 1;.

This coupon and 1') wort- Will occurs
:1l 1-111: outlorn11th111rtmnnt » ‘i« 101 Main
1-2111 Ann Atrium. H11111l1N12m.1 .1

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TOWN GRAND LISTS.

The Slate Board ol Equal 111.1111 U151 s an Equi-
table Assessment.

Tho following,1 circnlnr has I11 1111 issucd

born of your Boards, hold 111 tho I‘alpllul
on November (‘1, IS'JS, ti11' following resu-
litinu \1'1111 unaniunnmly 11111411111:

“Rosilvml, Tlntl It. is tlm sons" of this
convention of mucus 11's and Boards of
R 'licl' lhnl tho llaSi‘tIlillllt‘lll- ot‘ pt'nptn'ty 111

which la ,” Tho Rim! am not?“ his biscuit: 1v
0"“,310001000 pound- led in the. past year testify to flair popularity.

Mountain-1mm c. D. 3088 I SON, NEW Lennon, can».

u...» -. .-M~.mpmwm-

our steam plant on Saturday, 01:10
her 17th. '

tonlltown111110.113!er 11nd Bontds 11f lbw. ‘ '
. . , , , . .1 . ,Hltnn-lu-s.
1111! by tho Mum 111.111! of I‘AlllllllleIl‘HIJ

“A1 nIulIy 1111111111111 Illl‘l‘llli;{llfllll‘lll- 1

BAK! NG
POWDER

 

 

” and has for ;2 years.

Connecticut
Laundry,

Ilaviland street

For reasons unnecessary to Sliltt‘,
we have concluded lo shut down

Our business has reached one
hundred and twenty-five dollars a
week, which indicates that there is
an excellent field here for a hand
laundry to succeed us.

To any party acceptable as ten-
ant to the owners of the building,
we will turn over free of charge
property sufficient, with trifling a!
terations, to fully equip a fine hand
laundry.

The. ren. “a! 15 $25 per month and
every conveuicn'ce is in the build
ing, which is a substauclal brick
edifice, remarkably well lighted.

We believe we do not owe a pen-
ny anywhere, but should we have
overlooked [any small bill, it wil
be cashed upon presentation.

Some accounts are due us which
we shall be glad 11') receive direct
or through cithenof our drivers.

We very heartily thank those who
have so kindly given us their pat-
ronagc.

Connecticut
Laundry,

/'

[Invilnnd street.

 

HALE’S

 

Cure: :1)! colds, ago at your drug
glsls.

 

711115"
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.

Aidt-d by our strum dort'icks, sows, b111-
i111; 111111-111111'1-1,ctc., wo cnn quote

LOW PRICES UN

All. Kinds of Timber Work!

Factories 111' 11113; Largo l'lniltb

i111: work 11 spo unity.

'Slltll’, 11111511111111: AVENUE.
EAST NURWALK, (fthN

LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.

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tho state W. Hill In: much mum 1'11111111blo
"15505101111"1’11r1llllg to tho stn'v law :11

judgment of tho asst-111111111 of tho Vllrllllln‘
towns.

“in pursuant-.1111! tho |)'1Il(‘y thus i111
dorml by you or your Ilr'lllt’llllifil’ffl in
otlloc. without. 11111111 111111 tltswnting 3'1 t. '.
tho 31ml of 11111111111111.1111. now 114111111!
11111111111124 12! your honornblo boards 111
follow tits; lnw 111111 1.1111 foregoing much:-

its tmo v.1l1111 111:0 mliug In tho lwnbl

luortwnut 1111121111 1101131:

I". W. MITCIIEI.I..1.. 1 ..
(‘ne 1112111, commencing

MONDAY, 00!. I9.
Rice’s
Comedians.

‘Mnnuuur

 

lion. 11nd in so doing 14.1w, tho Mann! of
E 11111112111911 thotrnublcol raising tlm
list ofuny town tocqunlino tlm burden
of taxation 1111111111: tho towns (111' county
mnlstnlo tux purposcs. 'l’luu bonrd is
firm in its inteutb 111, us {111' ns lion in its
powcr. 1111 tormtndtc tho ontmgmus in-
equalities now and for many your» past
prurnlcnt in this tnnttor.
notion is 11111111111111 1‘11 {units 1111 tnny
mike it preferable to I1 1111- those thing

by the nitric board. '

 

 

 
 

mmmumnm"

11nd nuclt'
properly done in the towns, ruthnr than l

A GlfluDuughlor ~“Di11 you uivo
Chunky any encouragement?" Father
1‘ Wollflsupposo it 1111101111111 111 that. l

 

H1102 lul 1111211 «111111111 -1. ll11| Vnrltl n lnrm'nt.
ur 111d 11 11111 twist ntnuuomt'nt onlorprlso
111211 loiuw 11111111111111- tit 111pulnr prion».

lll'T.l‘I".ll'10llll'Z. ’1
. .\I11121lnr-w"ln llw ’I‘rr'111'ltt111 "
'l‘1111.11luy~~"lloar'11111111111111."
\l‘o-lm'mltu‘ "All In 'Ito Family.”
'l‘luttnl111—~"l.'1uis'rll1111.11111’Al’111'1'."
l1‘ri1l11y—~~"'I'w'xl 1mm and Duly."
Hutun!nr~“llnt1'l llwnc.“

2!. PEOPLE
ELK!) AN"? ("081‘ Full"

I’vlr‘on only 11111.21111.111m. Hoot» on solo Frb
11.1) morning. tit \\ 111m. and 'i'omllnson' a. 1
o 1

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Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!

01111111111111. portion or E. Gummkl’c
11111-11. «true: 111 Wall M11111! Waist so.

15 bl
m 111

5;)135

1‘ 01‘s
for tho

the :11'

ll in.
Ll in.

for lil‘a'
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IO Salts plush Cupos, $3.75.

18 black bonelo Juc hots, 135.

ll heavy light. covert .I.11'kcts,$ll.7 1.
7 Irish friczo .lnt ltots $8 21'). _
17 fine boucle sill; lined Juckets.$l MS.
6 lino korsey,
Jackets. $14,115.

lust your was not a fur your.
12.211124 luwm'
A1111 .:0 swct p in E lcr'tcio Soul Capo
‘37 in.
ii!) in.

llitl you secure one of thn'm from the

For

JACKET" AND CAPES
ack broadcloth Capes, $1. 98.
uck bonclo, fur trn 11111111 Capos,

tun, green and black

I"I' RS.
nrochonpcrthis your than last.
reason us we told our patrons,
Home".
'uinulotion of skins make the
Wr- 0.111 HEII you a pretty
Conny (‘1 Ham-1111 for $11. {I 1
1' l<.'1' lrit‘ CHII' ”1' It? fora-:1 ‘i‘x

.1!).

“cup (‘11111'y Capo. (V. .130.
Electric Shonlelnr (.‘zlm'. $l‘3.
Astrnt'klmn Cape's, $135.
Ul'll SILK BARGAINS.

11111111111111.11111‘11.

The Boston Store IS. the Pcople' s Store
and they Appreciate it.

I

 

l

101‘.

'nlk be fore. "

—

Must be

the

BANNER

ONE

of the Season.

11. v. OFFIGE, 1.1231101111111111.
The Boston Store, is Thoroughly Up~to~

THIS WEEK

he week corresponding with

this one, we sold more

we did in any week of last
In order that this week
tall go ahead, and it must,

We Wd
Make

 

Jackets, Dress GoodSandUnderwear

Than
you
sl

Prices In

the

Selling.

W11

great auction sale of Sill. ..
low numbers left.

lust wool: than was sold in Norwalk 111
three months.

Black ,grns Grain,
silk we
’prico 1s

(lhomly Bros.‘ best plain and figured
Tollotusf; sold by creryborlv 111111 cu1'-'
ricd thein, $1.50; solo price. 7131:.

We have a.
sold more Silk

DRESS GOODS.

I

1:111:12 figures; this
11 101' sold lcss than $1. our sale

It is 8!“ prisin" to hum so 11111.13: Indies Inblo umlo'rwozn, nucst quality wool;
soy,"Inowrbuuchnn1111'1'1Ir1sinN111= sold all t.1r11'1'h New York for $1;
'Iltcy won '5 lune 0001- our pi".
1«'1111t11sny so again, for th r1 1.1111111 til. it
limo lookcd at; 11111- dross umds tell us fl11111'oli11-.'d nil SE 1.1 s, :‘11111p1'r suit.
that the. range of styles and pri1 (15 are 1151' l
1121111! 11s Ibo; 1-1701 so .v in Now York.

.10 inch heavy line B! 10!. Serge, 511
pcr yard.

ill-inch Sill: nml Wool l’lnids, 50:1.

38-inch F11rtci1s,t.wolw 1.. 3.l1.~'. 23. '11'.

.‘1--i111'l1 11'; 11- 41.1111 lill\llll‘('.~i. 11.‘ 11.

Will 1111 11 all Wind 51 run, .111'11I1 11 11111!
block. ;l1'.

Date in all Departments.

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38inch ombro plaid suiting, 11111:. .
40-inch black, large figure, fancy, 2513.

UNDERWI'IAR.

 

 

Don't throw your tummy away on

tollenpuntlorwear. Good underwear is

Jtho warmest and cheapest.
Men’s gray and whim morino,'r1l1b1'1l.

tlocoed lined underwear; all houses asked

121' out primhtlc.

2'; Ladies and 111011' 1: anmnt' unshrink-

:.'1' $1 {111.
lndios' 11111 Misses (o...‘111u.iti11n~'.uils,
Misscs' llgyptiun 1 1511111111 pants sizes
ii) to 1 rogulzrrpriuj;3'l';tl1i.<1salo,"'11.
o, ’1’oys ...1.l;:i1!2~h=1:11'3' lioeccd ribbed
posts pants and drnwcls, all 111295 '37.?

} Missoq Ausvruliun “no! nndurwmr,

 

prices.

 

 

Is gunrnntcctl fresh, pnro 11111! 1lzrli1'l11n-1.

Gilt

Edge
Creamery
Butter,

111-121“’Q11iclt sales on all kinds of cltccsc insure you 0t. :1 ll'CSll cut’evcry time.

Goods! Pure Goods!

CHARLgs E. SEYMOUR,

I'IXIONS 111:1}. 1h!"

about the standard 11!. our goods.

0 1.11 fancy

4.

1L 1

Our

Success

Flour

Best Goods! is our Motto.

lLoadlng Grooor.

33 WEST WASHINGTON PT.. -

ls positlwly the vory host. flour sold in I
robin.

TELEPHONE CALL, 55-2

about the proper money standard, but not

. y . ~ g
. uncutly Vtslt our storc to soc the new ill‘l'l\'£lIS ofhrst-cmss goods
we arc receiving: almost daily.

I o u u a n o a o I u

Our
Sale
'on Coffee

Is increased duily by its line flavor and
uniformity'you willnlwnyn get the
sumo.

It will interest you to fre-

SO. NORWALK

' «7.11m
Cor-11111111: Vanderbilt)“: capacity and

2 loudness tor work urn shown by 1111111111111!

positions he occupies in railroad com~
1111111111, bcnevolent and educnilonul inst!-
tutlous and tho like. To rho duties of each
of those positions, say: the New York Her-

old. he gives the most: conscientious 1 item
tlon.

Ho ls presidents of the Canada Southern
and the New York and Harlem railroads;
chairman of the board 11! directors of the
New York Central and '0! the Michigan
Control railroads; director of the New York
Ccnnrnl.1.nko Shore and Mlchlgun South-
ern, Michigan Central, Nickel P1111111, Big
Four, the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Omaha, West. Shore, New York and
Putnam, Hooch Crock, Delaware and End-
son (31111111 company and 46 leawd railway
lines and subsidnry companies.

He is also 11 dlroctor in the New York
Mutaunl Gus company.

Ho is trustee of the Eye 111111 Eur infir-

. mury, Slonno Mntornity hospital, Society of

St. Johnlund, New York Christian Home
For Intt'mporntzo Mon 111111 of St. Luke‘s
Illlfiplldll 111111 I11 cholrmnn of the executive
committee of that. hospital.

Hols trustee 111' Columbia university,
Cnthcdrnl of St. John the Divine, of the
General Theological seminnry and St.
Stephen’s college. He is umnuger of the
Domestic 11nd Foreign Misslonnry society
of the Protestant: Episcopal church and
secretary of the comtnittco on trust. funds,
huvlng bcnu lustrumonutl in rinsing 81, -
001).!1001’011 tho {111111.10 which I111 gmon
largo pt mono! contribution.

lit: in 11 11111111101101 the standing corn-
mittco of tho Protestant. 111 pisc 11px»! diocc —'e
of Now York, mombcr of the intern ntiun'nl
connnittct- 111" Lhc ”Hump; Mcn’ s Christmn
nssoclntit111 11.1111 vit'c president of tho New
York IJl':lI|t.'ll of tho Young Men’s Chris—
tian assoclntlo‘n.

Mr. Ynndvrbilt is 111311 trustee of the
Missionary 51111110119 sorioty, lotropoliton
1511111211111 111‘ All? 11111! chub-1111111 of the excel
utivt: connnlmc, trustee of the American
Museum 111' N'ntnrnl History, (lounge 0!
Physicians and Surgeons, Ht». 1’1111I’s school
11!.(311111'111'11. X. H... vcstt'ymun in St. Bur-
lhololncw’s clnn't'h 11nd manager of the
Hospital Sutnrtlny and Sunday association.
H11 also 112.:1l12 11:5 to about. 20 clubs——
Phlludclphin lic' 11rd.

HE ANSWERED lN FRENCH.

Novel “'ay to (31;: Rid of Numerous Street
Beggars.
Thorn Is 1'. 1.311111101111111 of this city who is
so fortunnlo US 111 bcnblo to convorsc in
sown-1! Illllg‘;llll;£("3 l11-~idr'.~; English 111111 has
the 11'111111'l;1'.l1lc faculty of speaking 11:11'h
without 11:1 inn-rt foreign to than 12111-
gnaw-in {211-1. his nwcntuatlon of the
language he chucws is so period; that ho is
lrcntu'tltlyxttistnlu'n fur :1 native of tho
country in which tho. lungzznoo is Ibo
111111I1L-r11111cuo. llo hos adoptt'tl a novel
way of ridding: bimsvlt‘ of tl11'1i111pt1111.uni.-
tics of tin p1'11l‘..<,!~"1111111l strllzcr. When In!
is Sll‘ltjllll 111' umwuncln'tl by one of the
chm. he 1:10.11 111 1111.1 “How in 11 fornlgn
t111.,,1u', and it i»: not long before {he im-
purtnnit It's 111-:1r‘c.
A low 1!: since this gcnllttnizin was on
1(1'111'111'3' 111111, wht'n 11. 1111! spcc‘imcn of
tho 1111:111llcnnt 1.11.1514, whusu I,~ru.'1tl1 was
stung with tho inmcs of liquor, stepped
up to him and asked tor a dime to get. 11
11112111.
"113110 \‘Ollllil-Vullfi?" politely asked the
gfi‘lllll'lllllll, turning: toward the follow.
‘.l‘l.~.1 lacggut Inukt'tl ' .1111! for 111110

 

 

 
 

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2 1‘: 1“; 1:1. . 5C)! 0. , 5-121“? In tn)“. 1,», ‘101‘ 11111113. I111: l11'. r1'11'utt‘1! I questmn, 11111!
‘M ‘ ) "" ’ ' '5 '. “ . f -1 tv 111: 1'c11'lxt'111111121i111r rctnrt i11l"1'c12.cl1f1'11111
1'1'11t. loss on the 111:: 1111111 Nov. ion.

the 1:11.11c1111111. 12110111011111 on about; his
111151133119 but 13211 follow t‘nllowu! him,
11111l,1'\.l'11'r lt'l't‘ullllg his (11111111111! hnlf :1.
(ion 11 limos \111l11211t producing lllt‘dt’hll'l’tl
nt‘l‘vct, I11: c:-.1'l:11111r1l in disgust: “What. in
Lhnndvr is the 1111111111- w'nh you? I can't
1111l11~t.111d 11 “11:1! 31211141132" ‘l‘hcn in u
11.1'-111,':t1 I11} 11.11.1111, “ray, you 11ld..blol;c,
whul .1111 3011 doing in this country, uny-
how, it' }I '11 can‘t spunk I‘ll!,‘.:llfill'.’”
'll11 V11:1lr'. :11 bus tried this 11. down
1211114121 lllt'l‘l of Into, 1111111111 ho has not.
l11'1'n .1z11111ytd ly 11111'111' (I1141411l11-gr. 1-: 1111'
111121141tl1n11un11k, ultl tough he has 1 ...~'~'c1l
111111l1 1! 1111111, l.'1 l2.11.4‘1'12.' 11 1111.111111111l11‘
511111 tl11'.t 11:11.; ison 111l1'1m 11111111111
let. him album in intui'c.—:'nn hrnncisco
Unll.

 

251110111 Theatrical» n liuudrcd Years Ago..
Miss Anon-1 licpplior writes 11 littlo
.~'l.1:1 l1 c111l1l<s1l “AL School 11 Ilnntln'd
Yl‘lll'L-S .\ {:12” 1121' St. Nlt'ltolns. of one form
of dix't't'slon 11ll<1wcd thc pupils Miss Bop
pll1'1' 'M'.
1"1'1'1’ Humps. 11112111 amusing than MI'J
\V‘ttl'ut'tl's "I'anly Iiu'tfullvt‘liulm"’ hm‘c 1.11'1'1'
I11'1n told 11111111111. \‘1’1: 111111“ 11111131301131 I11
lllztt :1'1'11121113 imitnntbly 115 Mary Wilford
know 1l1.'1n In tho your 17".11'1—111111'lnglisl1
l11lt'l1"l'\\'l10 Was! $11 urtidu! to 111'11111111111'
111:1!1:1‘11l11110thr~ .'\l1n‘y l1.1t1dt11stmly; tho
11'1'1'1u'l11112.1'l11'1'wl111111 sln' both llth'lI 11ml
ititl‘L‘ll. who 11:11! 11 1':1~~11.11l'«.1r hound-$.11 11111!
1111111 112 lung: 1'1.;...1i 11.1' 1'ltlltlt'1'11‘s ncclm
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