't‘he l’atrlitr’che. the uranium tut
der whose direction the oldest tint
most important set of suitscrtpttot
dances In this city has been given. wst
dissolved at a small meeting held a re
cent afternoon. ‘
it true generally t'cnwded that tltt
management or those halls has hoot
somewhat of a failure since the deatl
of Ward hit-Allister. For a [wind o;
a quarter of a. century the nodal lift
of the tray annulus or cat-h winter he
mm and ended with s Patriarch hull
On this ammunt the coming-out tutu
were t'ompt'ettttetl into the month 0:
November and early days of Dot-em
her. At the first hall of each winte:
the. entire list of dehltiautmt tvus in
vttriahly seen and tin- nmottnt or at
tentlon tin-n received was opt to tutti
onto the young women's social Itilt'ft'til
or the rewrite. During Ward .‘ll’Al
lister‘s day the first and lost hull» “’1'"
always larger than the intermediate
one. it was not until ultor Mr. Mt-
Allistt-r’s tlortih that tho ttplcndor ot
tho ontertuimueuts, t-onsitlorlug tlu
amount subscribed. was appreciated
The tim-o hulls given out-h season it
Delntonlco's met 85.1w". ’l'ho floral do
tutmtiotts wow very gorgmnts. As it
tho suppors tlu'y were most cluhoi'nip
The regular late course supper ww
supplemental by I light bullet amm-
uorvml upstairs during the- outln- ltnll
't'wo largo orchestras furnished tin
music.
'i‘lwrt- was never any change in the
form ol the invitations. which «on
onurnvmi on note paper. with tho yum
on top :tnti tlw list of l‘ntrhtrt-hs
untttox under the body oi thr- invita
lion. littch Patriarch rt-cuiwtl eight lit
his show. Some of those. of course
;' " Wt'l’l' t-t-ttttlrvtl for the tttt-tttlwrs of his
new“ Saturday, I shall an own family. hill the others \\'t‘l‘t‘ ttsm
”WWW“ 20“.” lb" in any to [to ottt social obligations. lt “'ll.‘
.D- L’Hommedieu. :tlt t ys possiltlo. him, to mirror Mllt't'ill
courtesy to l't‘lt'lttls visiting in town it)
tit-titling invitations to tho l'ntriurrl
hulls. With tho dearth of [tl'll’ll't' illllt'
lions in New York this was no stttul
lililllt'l'. lint-h of tho l’tlli‘lflt‘t'lts in turt
twill his list of invited gut-sis to War!
.“t'AHlPilt‘l‘. Ilia-titles the-w. llit‘l‘t' wen
it remain lllllltlwi’ 0t spwiul ittvlinihun
issued with tho general consent. ’l‘ln
recipients of them- \l’t'l't‘ nottthllitivs
toutpot'ntily in town uml tttvtulwrx oi
tiw Diplomatic Pants at “Bustlinztutt
_________ . ’l‘ho- l’tttrlut‘t-hs' list for lllt' tt'intt-t' oi
’liheYoungPeopie's society will hold "mil-ll? lttllttws: .lulttt Jilt'nll Astor
mg (a the Swedish church next Edmund l.. liuylies. August liolutottt
‘ ‘ss htas 1215.:
- axleltlwhelcsdercttne
mum.m the
willhei' tonicht. Tl.”
st theZiou
'- atladies met at thehome
Day. last night, to confer
barrio Beeley concerning the
ladies who will take part in
carnival.
III ll undergoing repairs.
titstthe seleotmen will not
.f' 'lntprovemeuts until they
Woven street in this section
. tap-i! _..-
Congregational Sunday
hare s strawberry and ice
vnlin the church in River-
Beturday night, June 12th.
‘ Givenau‘d Rest Found" was
‘ ' d Iveryinteresting prayer
‘ fire East Avenue Methodist
church, last evening.
Mind Crockett. oi Rowayton,
' Ade Benedict. of South 05-.
m. have gone to New York.
M Morgan, of Cove street. is
' broken in as conductor for the
Tramway company.
7W0“ was hettnu by Marvin Brothers.
' .. . setting the curb in front of
First venue property.
p; , Braised: Hoyt received a car load
it Wer- bicynles this morning.wbich-
. are selling at $13.
a ticket with every purchase at
_ utltt-t' oltl ttt‘euwu it'll-min. [in used ll
i he fttt't'llltill oi l‘lttuuw l2. twat door it
I 'l‘rtu-lt It, and at tho than or his th-utl:
wits tlw owner at the lutihllnu win-rt
tlntt outline is tot-amt.
llr mun-ti it grew dent of other tttitt
llltli‘ ttl‘tttml‘iy on that ltlm'li ltl'th't‘li
'I‘ltll‘tl ntttt I"(tlll'llt lut'ltlli'n‘, including
the ohl suit-s niultlt'. llnitt-u's llttsetttu
utttl tho ltttlltllm on tho sotttlwuut tnr
Ik't‘ ui l’ourtlt utmnto. lit-sides llilr
ho HWIH'tl il grout l't‘Nllli‘lli'i' property
in tin- rushinnuith; tilllll'lt'l‘ ttmtt' Filth
li‘l’ttliiltj. in tho l~'litim. llit'llliltllfl to:
Winter” itt Vlnlit'lll slim-t, nptumlio M
l'llll'lt'li'u t'utln-dttti. .
Mr. tittrvey‘s hm visit in New Vorh
was about entitle-cit ttuuttlnt or twt:
yours tutu. ‘
'l‘ht' ohl~tiuw "i’ututunny llttll men
who lilll‘w Harvey in tho 'l‘wml t-tttu
days have little to any ttttotu hint. Mont
or them said they had ltttowtt httu only
III a t-mttrtu-tot' who much- tt ttnml thing
out or his t-otttttwtiott with the ring.
i't-ter It. tin-notary llllll that he onLv
rottwtnitoroti tlsrwy as a loin lltllll. who
was a “Will taunt at display and at
way» was nromhwot in chow political
partition tutti tlt'litttlletll'ltllillts. tin tutti
soon him now intttt since in- ioit to taint
up his I‘l‘lllllilli't' in I‘lllflllliil. iturvoy
htul ttw contract for tin» ili'tllmlll't’
plaster wart: in tho 't‘tvm-tl tfourt
llonmv. lio also did the liltflllt.‘ work
in 'i‘tumnauy lisli when it was bill" in
item. llo ruimt it artist row tan-t» ll,
trying to not ’l‘wwtl to out Eleventh
stmot tumult from lit-emote” to
[foams avenue to bottom some time
my he owned in the avenue.
“mm my CV!“ “or.
"MI .53" 'clock. "t’llt'l‘ ll. Bishop. Hutu-go S. Bowtloitt.
‘. t, “ l o l. "nwust-ntl "Ill'tll’ll, .lumos A. littt'
m Wilt cottage at South 08‘ tl'tt'll. lilt'“l'{ullt;-rl’ ('iilit'ttrttlil. KPV. ill
M um mum avenues is in the illitu‘l. . .tyurtl ttttt up. 'llttlli:.
, d t y it. litrltt-y. llnuultou itsh. l’t‘wlurtt
S ML filnllutitt. .t. Lyon tint'tlluvr. tantrum
~Strsw hats atti'Bricn's. yr. nun-y. Willlnut cum. Umlvn u.»
. "'”"’”“"’"“ ‘lt'i. littltt'l'l Hm'li'l. J. "mtkt'i' ”lllllt'l'.‘
. ”i311” Ainsworth is home from n‘ lt‘)’. llt'ot'gt- it. Hun-It. .\tlt'i:tu lst-llu
“with gm 0_ 5_ Parker. in Spring- ('. U'lt. iso-lin, “radish .lultusuu. .iattws
My late. l’. Krrttm-huu. Wmttllnu‘y ll. Lutmtlou
._.,.-. "~- , t‘l ll’l’.’ l.-ui r. .l tint u Livlu'st u
a!“ m ”I" 399?,3‘?m°”°“t of i I'Itlxwtlli‘l l.:\'i:usttiit.' hidiullvy hltll‘l‘l’lt
“mama-“Vlfimnlm Brooklyn. .l. l’lt-t'pmtt Morgan. \l‘iltintn tiotltout
, Aw--..: ‘ ' ._,.’. ' , -'\'.
3. > m ‘0'” h” D. M. chh working in ll tiltultt‘t l t ll \\ ltlit I'll“ "I ill \ il
. . littu Ilium-lander, .l. "diliiitlt'll lloltlt
..M“”3‘ftmme "um“ bndgo' lJttltws Rttouvvult, Ji||lli'-' .\. limmvt'vli
Edward Hum“. 01“)“ Point Btretlt,’ I'Itttrt-tw Scltn'flolin, \\. “nits Sin-r
”link i than. l‘lytllll ls. Morons. John Motion
' ;.lr.. Anson l'llt'llm Stokes. litiwunl N
‘ ”a“ ,1 'l'ailttr, Cornelius \‘umlt-rltllt. Junta».-
W'I. t.\l. \Vutt-ritttry. William t'. \l'hitttt-y
" '“ "" l .\l. (it-mo Wilson. “lll'llilllitll Winthrop
mm‘ Ihlett Chicken; 3 l’lgt‘l‘lttil \l’tnthrop. Johns-ton Living;
A N" 19m! “W “it "While’ lott mt» tltt- l'rt-sltlrut of ”W ltl'L’iiill
m Buckley. Guns Marcell and % nation. it. it. Ilnwtt Selt‘l‘t'llll‘y. t'hut‘lv-
James Leavey, the latter of South Nor- é Luttit-t- 'l‘t't-asnrcr. and William 1'
' “35'0”“! the wt of makingasavory. \l’lt‘tlnvy. \l'. Watts Slii'l'lll'llll and tin
'mnhwymaymorningin Bellini lulu .lllllit'ti l’. liortuwltuu mtuprlst-tl
Maw“, West 0mm Captain Ban» 3 tho EXt-rutivo (‘otutuittt-o.
’ ' . . 'l‘ltt- t'fillll’fll'lllll announcing the tlmttl.
- in!!! audPolitemen Murphy and Lhrts-l _
. . «of tin- .\tm-ttt-utt lllllllttllllll‘l', .lt-n'rtm
W "W down upou‘thetu “d HM'VP)’. iut‘t-iltly rt-vulls tlu- tlttws oi
Wm“ ”’9 Pom“ Station. With , ilw 'i‘u'm-tl t't-lult in New York. .lt-erm
" “WW“BWUBL Wk” WM tum" Harvey is ltlvutlrnl \titlt .ltttlt‘t-w .l.
“ W 00 the 033380 ButhOYilll‘h. the f ilut't’n-y‘. the informer against 'i‘wo-oti.
‘ Wynne held for examination on Although his tulip-tum \t’ltt‘s uttmoti
We! having robbed the heuneryl‘thtrwy tm-tt in umtw i‘t-vmtt-nt visit.»
~d1'w.gmm&son' on Valley “may” in .‘ww \‘nt'lt. but “0' did not "'0' ct
. “”0“”. Saturday night Buckleyi wool. tho- llt'tlllillillllllt'l' of many or hi-
‘ ~ though ' 1 further liltlllii'fll it'lrtuln whih- hero. lit
h" . ‘w in.” '9‘,“ TholiAn' ; no» in from illklthitl’ with tin-m
”I lieu roottt tuiirautre the same . , . . .
‘ ~ . . l “ ln'tIt-tt't' hit “its in the wily. hum-tut
m T“ 0m” chicken I'llbbel‘ll‘ti‘ Ill' ttm-tl tn t’t't-ttut-ut lllt' itoust- uf'l‘t-uvl.
“I! reported to the Grunge police yes-
we ..
‘ e
. "M nowsttctt.
2d]. Milkweed isputtinu in his spare
m garden at his place in
“pt-set.
. m Avery has resigned his position
fl! Weld Press. tutti returned to
_ tests on lanes Hill.
“I. flint Division. Hunt! at Temper-
m haunt! that it will he impractic-
“ N Mid ite rally next Monday.
II planned. on account of the
, "theme at several prominent
- it were to be present. This
‘ , hast-maturation cm.
ll. Thomas has given to
_ tn the contract tobaild a
. . it)!“ addition “this item,
thinness to use for stable pct-
_ oeleet George W. Bruit
. 5mm completed tor the
M building its will cunt on
. tit Iain street. Cheviot
lie tits mt. (inaugural wu—
_ . istottsyersntiny the items.
We. l'eeple's snooty atom.
lean-toe. at on anti» climb.
M sssciahte this «ruins at the
riflesldielehlhem. All
m invited to attend
or blurred view when
,. “will give you relief it
. m la, .t m We
in of tin- Fm".'t'lml'lllit'lll and to visit .
) aka-mutants; note; that» l
nun st the Busters! lion'-
Osrulvslin‘esrlylune. In addition to
the nutty-eight interest: already pub-
lished. m the following. who will he
tepreeeutedinscmcnnlque way an the
Wmetobesiven in flash: Hall:
0. 1". Smith. East llorwalk Lumber
mm’l B: vs Ufl‘l'. ‘- WM “N'-
vln. E. H. Korehon'e. Smith Brothm.
Estate .1. H. Smith. South Nov-well:
Hardware whirl”. Union Vetmns’
Union, 1!. 0mm, Hits 8. Tillctton.
Connecticut laundry. 0. Ghiotto. Noc-
walk Pattern and llsnuiacturing com-
pany. .
lhelliels Didn't Save lil- Frets Artist.
Georxe W. Bell was arrested last
night for being drunk and making I
dieturbsuce in East Rorwslk. He went
tothe home of Charles M. Mueller to
tell him something. but his story was
not believed. who went out and borrow
ed a Bible to swear by. He claims that
when he returned to the house two or
three men jumped on him. His face
looked as though scyclone had struck it.
He will be given a hearing at 2 o'clock
this attemocu.
lstihpert Firemen ta Visit Oil Well.
The Northport Fire Department has
accepted the invitation of Old Well
Hook and Ladder company to visit South
Norwalk. and the committee at the lat-
ter organization has selected Wednesday
night, June 2d. as the time when the
visitation shall occur. Captain Charles
Lowndee will bring the members over
from Northport on his steamer. They
are expected to arrive here about 8
o’clock.
W._..~k-- “w“... fl ... M “9—7
8 HOOL
BOOKS!
MSynchool
Supphesl
OF ALL KINDS AT
R. H.
PLAISTE D’S,.
43 Washington Street,
so. nothLK. cuss
gi‘tmmmm; ’ ”
URBAN AND VOCAL
CONCERT”
rtuuth Snrwalit t ”autism! ttthtH'lllltt'll.
MONDAY. MAV 20th, l897.
Tit-helm't'v cents. at l’lo'dml'sund l'imm v‘».
' m t~ tw
HOYT'S TH earns:
Monday, lay 20th
Don't fall to ace
Dan’l SU LLY
in his latest success,
Auld Lang Syne.
including has
”0,000 Challenge
Quartette.
'l'hia portormnnco ls lur tho item-tit of
the stage employees of Hoyt 'tt theatre.
Seats now on sale at l'laistt-tl's and
i’iuueo'tt.
Strawberry V Festival "
AND
Entertainment!
AT Alllim "All!“
Tuesday Evening. May 25,
M 'i..tou’ctuct.-. illstliii iito suit-pica» oi the
.[fl'd'y ouIn" 0'
"II WDHII'I GUILD.
it! Trinity l'ttttsin
ADMIDIIOI. - . an 0301'.
including titmtltortlos. lee frame and tithe.
in NW
m
NOTICE l
Registration oi. Dogs
All persons ownitnt or ltstltorius tun
registered «ions utter .‘lttus hit. will be
prosecuted admitting to law. The Town
0|er will resistor dons at out ticttth
ltovwsttt «dildo liststttsy. liar tilt. il'OlIl
ii to it o'clock p. tn.
tits (3 8 hhhuK
it! ' u
it'd u u. halite
m
l
t.
3 There'il on days and evenings when
Jackets will be a handy garment to
have around. Just heavyanteight
enough to ward oil the little extra
chili that's in the air. And easy to
carry it it should turn around warm
again quickly-"pretty to carry be-
cause the lining: are so genteel look.
ing.
We know oi no more suitable va-
riety to buy from than those we are
altering—summer shades. summer
weights. summer styles and mid-
season prices. They don't look like a
garment that you step In somewhere
and buy onr‘a pinch. They lit as
though they were made expressly for
you-tailormade and tailor titted.
Duplex Dress Bones-$6.1", much
better than the old way of using
whalebone.
To-mottow til: Upholstery deparh
meal will astonish customers with tit»:
following special bargains .
Sham Holders. tic. 23:31
Stand Covers, 21:. "
Mantel Draperies. 21c. “
Fig Drapery Silk. 38c yard
F;;.;..re:i Burlap. l2gc. " d)
f‘itoza Ffalllflfi. gated German sil-
v3.- jt‘xcizci ‘.‘.’.il gamuts and other
stones, m mutti. squat: and 6:.ng
cabinet 3.7...
*-
kinds oi wash materlaLs that are used ‘
for bicycle skirts and suits: ;
Covert Cloth. 125:. yd ‘
English Checks. lzlc. ..
Handspun, l7c. "
Fine Wells. 25c. "
Doeskm, 29c. -
Horton's non-leakablc Fountain
Pens. $2 50 Watcrman's idea:
Fountain Pause-every one warrantoi i
~53 5c and $4 00. Lead Pcncéis.§
with litbb‘. up. 5 cents a dozen;:
Ht :c s [0H S‘ationcry. 3
THE D. M. READ‘CO.
3
too china suits, peppers.
:ttttt llot'hettter chimney».
5" Mammoth [itsthostor chimneys.
5 handsomely dewrnted lsutpu, host itoch- ,
ester burner
to clot hoe racks. tilt feet to ltsnaulothcu no
25 ruby glass shakers,
If. carpet sweeps", guaranteed.
iii croonet little.
Iii screen doors.
THE S
W"... .. -NW- .
We‘ve every size in the Eagle
l
, rum-name. 9 c _ , 5.. t
p u re v o on u s altar-re: autLotNo
s'romrt _ ' " “
l
T
w ‘
RISTRAM 8: HYATT,
unaware. count
t...
it is seldom that a reliable house adv; rtiscr a reduction in the price of goods at the commencement of
the season and when goods should be sold at a profit.
W
and on account of our limited space we a
the cheap-r class of goods made only to s
the store a few days.
But this is what we propose to do with our entire
‘ line of Ladies,’ Misscs' and Children's
JACKETS !‘
e have u ht'r goods bought and coming in every day that require the room which these gools take up,
re obliged to reduce tit: stock I); not. conflict those goods with
ell; they are regular goods and many of them have only item in
W Black Jackets. Mlssen’ Jackets.
ics’ cloth ncltet, bt i t, .‘ 7. : :, .
.. chevidt jack“. 3, :3,.'*iH&: “‘"ll'm‘ from flog ‘ Tau covert cloth jackets, b): (rout. size ii, iii and its, $3 00
“ lune broadcloth jackets. Reduced from $4.50.
.. wmgtt-heviot ltaltlin- .. " 5.00 Fancy Scotch mixcdjackets, fly front. sizes 14. 10 and 18.
u 9"} Jackal, fly 1&0?" 4.1) u “30 $3.75. Reduced iron] $3.75.
thing] 'gisgtéulzlmjackct, ' ,0 Fancy Scotch mixed jackets, hall lined. sizes ll, 16 and 18.
, .t " ".7 . .
.. )lay diagonal jacket, ‘ “.09. R .tltccd from $7 00
{llltfitl tgmtrho‘nt. k 6.30.. .. coo Children’s Jackets.
“ l s in - na ‘ t, .
mi, M5,... "n35; 0 130' .. 10.th Broadcloth jlckets. tan. brown. navy and red.
Tau broadcloth jackets, fl
Colo-ed Jacket 5.
ylrontmln’m. Reduced from $5.00
halt lin~
cd,
" covert cloth jackets. lined
throughout. at r a p p ct
seam,
" broad cloth jackets lined
throughout with fancy
TRISTRAM a. HYATT,
tuh’eta,
years. 01 25.
Reduced from $1.75.
Fancy mixed jackets, red and brown, '4 to it? years, $1.75
Reduced from $2.50
4 to l:
4'77" " “‘75 Brown check, 4 to 12 years, 8'2 25. Reduced from $3 50.
Fancy mixed jackets, brown, blue and grey, Empire style,
5. 7.3. " h 00 $3 75. Reduced from 85 00.
Fine Scotch mixed jackets, empire s‘yles, 9150. Reduced
i t to. “ to Cu from $6 50.
Norwalk, Connecticut
Gazette B’l'd'g.
W hero are you going this summer to buy your goods? You
don’t know !
Why, you can find out by calling at
SCOFIELD 8: HOYT’S
We am prepared to Show the Vlarjvcsi, handsomcst and the cheap-
5
cstlinc of goods, quality included, ever shown in every depart—-
Bicycle Suitings. We have mat-y ; Fir
,mcnt.
st—Separalc Skirts, Shirt waists. Ladies' Suits.
Sccmd ——Lawtt< .‘tnd lhmitics. Pcrculcs and Organtlics.
'l “lid“ lloaicry, Ribbons, Glow-s and Laces.
L’lsl, but not least-Examine our Dimesfic Strc'c.
Lontdalc and Fruit of the 1.1mm (H‘ZC.
Velvet Carpets, 85c Per Yard
l’. S —$10il win-cl, fully nickel plated and warranted, for $59.
Wedding and Society
800 FIELD e. HOYT,"°"‘J.:.§’.:.° 3...: «mm
c . . ._ .R. __.__... 21:93
Engraving!
The Sentinel can any offer inducements to parties desiring engraved wetl-
(littg invitations, announcements, Culling cards, etc., of a specially advan-
tageous character. The highest grade of work at prices but a very little
in advance of printing. We shall be pleased to show samples and give
prices.
I, BARGAIN SALE!
Commencing Thursday, the i3th inst!
and lasting until all the goods announced in this advcttisctncnt are sold. will be held a grand wind-up clearing out
at all the goods left. from our old kitchen warcdcpurtmcnt. The lots, uouc oi them are very large,
and when closed out none of them can be had. They are everyone of them genuine
and worth anywhere from two to three times the price asked.
former pt lt'c.
lit
l't‘.
'2th
n
" ‘llil‘l
at $l.(K‘
"it:
" .ijtti
“ $1.50
M .15”.
I. m
u
coco-two's
Neont-k Milllnory Pnrlorel
It) “Wit. Minimum.
During our iirttt wecltui skirtsalc we were compelled to replenish
and add a more complete line of
(“Skirts and Jackets!
Our Shirts are told at greatly reduced pricet.
Goldberg's New York lilihtsty Parlors,
it. “Wit. lil'i‘i’mtm.
Caupmttt given away with every 95c: purchase. Cuttp tat will‘he dtuwn
' Saturday. May :1.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
Burnout p
II
H
n
It
rim to «unit g
.34!
lilc
Lift
lilo.
‘ 70
hi i :
The
thin
httu
50 2 qt. stow pane. for 100 each. It doz tttohuntos cups. {or In: each; ll’lukltllhfllll ten pole. tic; tutti kitchen knives. ilc ouch; '
FOR THE LIDIIS.-Wc offer it doz C
in homer shirt forum. can be altered in
suit any form or style. iormvr price. it its
u
llurutttu price. it . ‘ttt
'- :ttm iron ttrttuh nth-s. " no .a
ton titan- p titers. extra heavy. “ " inc .. .. 2:»
.. i Mi illnss berry dittltos. ” " in: " “ 2c
" l:. ‘t qt. oxtrn heavy milieu ptt's. “ “ iiitu “ " :l u-
" L'otttt papers host tat-its. " " on " " to
" tilt jun lttlcrs, “ " Mo “ " tic
.. ; ii iii pc tullet cots. " ” til. tit " " it u.
.. 1 :l or t it. ironing bonrtls " " hill " " :l'u‘.
.. l llltlpltllllWllllittillllldlittllt'dlltlll‘l for :tct-ach
‘3 cotton dish mops. tor ‘Jc each.
ornate, white or drab. a straight 50c article, for (tilt: the pair.
- ”PRWAFK 3053’”. 57°“-
u...,mw..t..-t..‘.m... .. m. mu”...
tie Washington St.
Furnished TO
00“. .3 LE"
Comp sis
IV l'lll “flap! IBM".
Bell island.
lh’ial'lllhl (llt'
FOI‘I’IR IROI
huuth Namath. Count.
m it it
, w..wW-wrw.w....~h
Leos chum
livery appliance tor tint-him.
hut-Mitts at short notice and it
psrl'ttctly as when new.
Connecticut
.. . . Laundry}
llsvllsttd Street. Issthlsrwait
llrup us it Postal and we will send {or them
.utti Mum without stun alum
0. w. RAYMOND. waur suvrt-tmut
lasersl Director ”We MW
and Itahhnt. tau-mum
“ "383%th "w."
W it? “Minot.
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