.4: . " , m g i, V's; b 56.1“. _ ' . all. Wives. ' Nine out of’il'véry tell "1i Is, not that a recommendation, Wis-demonstrate one,i'l'mlibédyliliundercut. . 3 .. .4 ~‘ . ‘lil?thensbi§rpfricerators. ery inside pert . , fimovable.., (up as. v enti ' , valid}? ill a pleasure to show them. 0.. e. awup. d3 . _ m 3 “ E vanilla and Middle them moth proof. "p :‘ffor the summer. , . w‘ -5. sTURTEVANT.. I 7 y. .‘J. at! Ann QM South Norfolk. , iv dor', smoke... mlidh'iioreb a... . ' .We mean'fcleiinabl‘e’.’ in every Not “a particle of Wood exposed at a dry’goo'ds 'case.— Aretngomtor in the .4, collide!“ Flowers; triple action; cedar tub; .most dprable and ‘ . ..I.Ffil,mlvers.nghtest runner.,quickest cutter; adjustable; all not. on] cleans carpets but thoroughly cleanses lankets: removes every stain; makes them Let us cleanse your blankets before “Hilton"..b tall presen w of slots eon cyanrrthinfi'of his in llhhewodthe indicntfomf mindful efd slewing h ‘ ty, sin and Apursfiomtho documentof chenille tinctures in dress, which it look consults! incense-a. no gleami- chem has come eves-this mailerofoiotbmtbsnooo which has been unenmpllshul within the mmery E efrnan Wemlepmvethe of our tilde d interlude mlnthnr ourlngiishbmbmuindmssand ambient. but it is undoubtedly to them roweourlovoforouuhiorsports. audit this. Mill marvelouslyeven within the past kw years. which has improved thnbreedof mandehangulthechnlaeter g' their clothes. The dandy no longer pa in dainty shell nnd‘shuns exertion. hut iapspudef his square shoulders and hunched. and hisdlessls distinguished not use by its neurons and seenney of detail than by its simplicity, comfort and ........ mo . .4: . ‘ . . . l ‘ Q . . ‘ idles Shh-l \Dalsls. . We dill uot‘carry over any shirt waists from last seasoni. so we are. able to show a complete fresh line. fishes“ You Wrappers. ' I ‘ . AT I . 49cm; 75cm, $1.00 and $1.25. Ask to see our new col-set waisted wrapper. ‘Seolcegcnmntc Skirts. 98cts, $1.39, $1.79 and $2.49. And upwards. a ,8 . 84 Washington St. South Norwalk. . .. .. The . ell-Dressed! Youth ‘ clad. and form. besides that youthful dash ueeessary h l‘ , dressed. Francis 8 Co., oil Weshinntss Street. ”If"! MIWILK. CONN. Cellini Inlet. 'hulssslsnll retail dealers in Fish. tors. 0 I." » Lebanon. Littlsluiscisms. Widtlilliillili-iitll. Howl! want on ww‘ihy. non D Humans Nolan Gods Isis“ loans. Vinson Olivia why not havesnsyeis “m brands. ' ' Idol. hafnium sniraai the EXCELSIOR LIVBRY AND SALES STABLES. Oar turnout-mu” Mai-circa“ Including . -.: vs \ lbs. (DickermanarSon, lies a decided advantage over the one who is sloveuly The clothes we sell have the proper style make the young man of today appear lweomiuuly Comfort and Mylo! “WWI!“ servieenhluty‘. 'i'he mainline- which is the keynote of Isis change finds no ' r W than in the avoitlnneoof all pretense. sham and vein showsnd inthoperfeetiltluaef ‘ the clothes of n gentlmusu of irate. In npim of the abandtinrniml of arbitrary class distinction in append. ii is by Dow dilfls‘ull. to recognise s genikuanu as such by his clotllus. Quite apart. from the neat- “ and of W non. which it should he pharmacy to mention. is absolute simplicity and unlit of everything he has on and its iit‘ none or the occupation in hand. This ill- ness is the cannula of pond form inf'lolbfil, and so it has its sun in lho moist rigid mutipmn muse it is singular that it is in this that gnuciwiea should hum insult-ab ly «noun—Americana Wool and Cotton its» plirtu' .._- W... A Mad Dog. That Ohio dog who swallowul lire sticks of dynamite and was lnuumliulcly after I'lsnl ulvcu lhe fvsuiomuf lhe luwu lssllll ionlluu it over his nuuvo luvnib. so in sin-tilt. That he is a happy do" then can be no doubt. it isn‘t ulwu tothcciulllw Illlllil in tlirlilllfllilah lll-hvls'll Mali and llm' slxliloslvivl. and n doil u ho is loadvd lo the brim with the most dcuclly fiullillllnl-llllt‘ls may Mill he mekhnady happy. t'ertulnly fhiadou hisl noootlo of cnmiugihefiiya. Any day: should lavuluipyy \\ hoeail ina‘ly walk into the fluswt dimx room in town and find the family rel y thumb in spiriinlly withdrawing ll‘fom him. lenv~ lull hlluto eliloy the [out thillgsof the table. 1‘ (Dieting-no the titlllfllis'llz‘llb of the dog tragedy is .uuiousiy uoa one ion-usin-lude. l'vrlwn-s they are in hopes llmi mine murdering trump will kick the that ill fatal lunoiqu-o of the furl this! he in haulosl. lu them. .ullime. whlle flu-yore Inn‘alhhwdy \vulllm: for the cil llllsl. they “not it m-uelolly ulullhtmnl that they haven dog: on bund that they would he grind to giveaway to aonm [ruins who will treat him kindly. lie is a nice dog, and them in a ”lull deal more in him than omuy [Iltllll‘ would leuiglue. lie in a doll that can't. help but rise in theworhl. llu- lsa limfihilll \vhoiu at any lime you may clpeci to hem a inmd report 3-Ciew» land l'ialu "Wilt‘l‘. Ancient Rentals law "spouted. 'i‘hc dull level of l orllalurniary philltlld. basin-u n-llevul by one bonnie-unlimi- deal nileusl. in the old uilsisilsflnftory day s of rs'lll'rasiioli oi Il‘lemiuplmiliiil and curiullnunl of Irish prlv turn an act was lsws-vl by porlluuu-ul prohibiting the uniI of tilliilph'ilxen ii and Misc. 0! «mm flaw pn-iiu a had a uu-lwdniouslusnullu'g in ancient tlaa-n and held the some lacun- iuu us the ieriuluolu "mm" in lliiuilah. "no" in ihiulsh. "evlich" lu illusion. «I the l‘n-uch " Fits." the llebmw "lbsr" uiiilthe Welsh “ .\p." This low. MIMI lo obliioluio such a lluturlxlllstililliiul‘l. was lwssvntiullyarbildlshbiu del. ii was unsb- lhii‘hnps under the luilusm of tho oiii tliii)‘: lly Inc and t) Yulih- now in In“. All Ill-homo. tip-y ray. klui if lhcy inch The llaiul Mao No Irinltiuuu are ill". . 'iii‘ round of this Mice olulosiouslivw wuu iuomluuild ulvni lulullncr in tho i‘tlllllllsilil. and when hit- The ibuly. one of lbs Milliiflll‘l. was ihllli'sl why be bad mailing bunny on its behalf he euusvdw IMiliWflh. by collie-slim with nasvk sohouuiiy lliut “words iallui illiii."-h' variational lowlife. m...— A “in. Indian Ms!- A unliuut ladisn ilublt-r. known lathe whole unay for an not of monuments wr- mum mousse in into. has lost lssa hon- ored by l‘mllkaii McKinley with aidag ileiuvisl and touch den-Wits! umial of inns-r. \vlulo eaplulh of To»... a. Ninth l‘ulied sou. ssvsvulry. be was mousing moribund rivw-ilel. i. into. and ibelohswvd at the debut of "they inn-pa of «th. “Id" Mapu- 'l‘luimburu. lasts Willie hive. l uley. Colombo on Hopi. iii. All eves» w vlmlnu hives of blame inillnus vrore inc-lo iun Inlet ‘i‘lmrnba and ihm- iuui eaiiwolestrimhml theismsmsini. t'aaiuiu ihsiile sisrud as ‘uuee for the basic lle old. note all Ill hi. arrived alibi-sisal of ibsmnillei at t lyllgbt on tint. ii. at- messtl at new and held lmtfiii‘thue figs. when re enhwwuwuts arrival. and the llilllitlll "Mi. "0 Val i” m0 hiliily t'ltIilliit‘IIM iii union. ‘3” 1 ‘ il a mm of hm hm tit ll ‘ ass. and fine now amino in l good )1th veins-tom dull civil war. ”HIV“ . .. save warmest-nanom- . _ ‘mn have.“ r“ true-lumbar..." .‘ ' n , 8 Oscar H4 Isniss. “" " “" ”l” m" . , ’ (Whitman) wast-loan PM. from nndestisd Minna: pan - measures...“ “by sbm- l 7} Illicil Cause for Rejoicing. ' I all medulla on nfiuapwmnmsesmsm “W M W 7W: Kill-nadlnlsny'mburlng, thahst‘lssr. ' itsv. -it._o. Sherwood. of the some Norwalk Baptist church, preached his annual sermon last Sunday morning, summing up the work of the year. it is printed in full herewith: lie of good courage. and He shall strengthen your heart. all ye that hope in the Lord. Psalm XXX]. 24. ‘ ,‘f’hore 'sre many discouraging fest- ures and circumstances In any work undertaken by human hands. The work In the church is no exception to the rule. But the message which i bring you this morning is one of en- couragement. and animals of this i. to be found in the reports of one year'. meeting last Thursday evrsnlng. It h pleasant to note that these report. were. without exception. of an encour aging character. From all depart- mania nf'church work tbs-gs came thl some lileaaagc of succession: achieved Not one discordant note was found among them all. nine in number. Of course. if we were to look espec- ially for discouraging features. in could easily find them. For mau'e hem work in far from perfect. In om ‘hurch we have not done all that. per flaps. we might or ought to. have done out for what we have accomplished w. nay be truly nlurl. In so far as w- bnve unn-eeded in raising the situation. of cbri>iian life higher. tint»: tar is have in»! cauw for rejoicing. This i: no time to speak of what has not hem done. As wizards that. "let us forge. tlnm- things which are behind." nm‘ let that "dead paid bury its dead." 'l‘lurc were live points in the reporl of the Advimry cornmllttv. which Il‘i Will'lll) of particular emphasis. and which. if true. l-‘IINIll well for the \vorl. of lbw tlllll‘l'll during the past yrar This mnnniilce is made up of the pan ’ur. i'll'llt'll clerk. Sunday school super inleudcbl. the hoard of dour-one au~‘ lwo lady un-iubers of the rhuroh. 'l‘hel' mpori wue prepared. as they say there In. after a careful discussion of lip liluu'lon. and bears the signature 0' each nii‘llllii‘l‘. The rcporl. presenter at the annual Inm-llnu was unaulmau. ly received and liilhill' a matter of oifl eldl report. Therm are the five points. which i quote fol your further consideration and corporeal-meal: "The reulnr services have bce: held without imliihl” Interruption. conureunllolw have been uniforms") Kililll. with an cvlilenl average in crease; prayer meetings have been Well sustained." 2. “There has been a tunable in r-rrn-u' in activity among the you“; 'u'ople. m- cvldelicul ln llli' vvnrk of ill l'llliellifll Endeavor t-liilt‘l). the Far lher LIKlIih. liulnluy m-llmll. and lb iuuior Endeavor lawn-1v " :l. "w.- believe there has lweu r :rndnal deepening of spiritual life h the church generally that the long lull for more (‘hrlrl likene-u has lu' ‘llllii' louulauily more prouounenl nil-i leflulie." 4. “An will npyu-ur from lbe tress urer'u l‘t‘lltll'l. it will be io‘i'll that Iin vear has been financially prosperou in epiie at the continued hard llnm.‘ r. "A commendable increase in ill. 'Ililinlsilltll‘!‘ spirit is noteworthy. 'i‘hi‘ bl manifest in the furl lllul one line play in each month. in both the lion (in) school and f'brlsliau l-indeuvlir on buy. the offering is systematically up uroprlaied to Ihisulouarv and bencvo lent work: and also by the special and lucreunllm interest in the Farther Liable society." 'l'lls-se. iheuflare the fuels. pa suui med up and renamed by your Advls ory committee after the must carefu‘ onsblornilon. And these are sureh nlgflili‘ulll. PM you will readily m lhnt lhenellve poiuls Iraclicully cover all parts of the cilurc 'a me and art lvily. Accordion to this report. the cluiech must be in a beallby eoaditim at the present. whatever may be i . demise of literature. The retail-t v iflili historic and plmpheilc: as his- lory. it contains a would. which iboanb by no means li'l'eel. in are which no one lateral-tel need be ashu med. What has been done can be done it sin. and even more can he accoln plsbml. As prophecy. iherefore. l‘llii ream nhouhl he a pledge of still liven tar effort and unbler work. Wilelhel the prophecy shall be fulfilled depend, upon you all in any. iliirely. ills-ll liil threshold of another' year. as we hull i ~lt upon what we have last man lobed. and look forward upon lb! coming mumriuuilias. every since» liiwlpis of Jesus (‘iu-lsi must no "Whatever others mav or may not do no for me. I will do my hill" in milk: the coining year boiler than any are costing «use. i will do even more lino l have done before in briuii this te pass." if we can but brain this year with such ii iii“. there eon be no anon tion as to i s outcome. Naturally time vs sriwn dihsr slices of opinion do an the year as ie the hast wary of III! our work am' as to what we “do. to attempt. lust I s nlail is he sh to m. that ill ilowsd W ill cream have not been h J stand in the way of n couwiostiens sf- fort to do what in the issioriiy seemed hast. We are! .wilh winiii. i think. me sillsr. rmewhai in detail. the Iv: points shove enumerated. As in the swudamm at church ser vices. we should not forget that an" insinuathssmsiisrrhsrrheainth eitv. Oar mike-hie is anal! shunt half ss as «so . . d two M . ‘a .p‘um "a WIN 'svoulw‘mr ‘ ‘1 Have . . .‘MDK.FP¢ W: .' As a result. 1 am easy need that whatever gains, have been made will he found to havi been i ones. ‘a't'l'hose who have ob- served closely must have learned that there has a. growing loyalty among our n‘menibers to the churgh especially as- regards their attendance at public monsoon the lord's Day. if. as l peihbnnlly believe. this has been the resdit of increased personal earnestness on their part. then it must. of necessity follow that there has been not only an apparent buts real and substantial growth. That Aims is _ . for improvement therein not the tilghtest doubht. Oar attendance cum to be larger. If the same spirit that has prevailed during the past year shall continue there must be. as a natural result. a gradual and per- manent improvement in respect to at~ isndance. As regards the attendance of our own members at two services on Sunday. we should bear_ in mind that something like sixty out of three hundred and fifteen members live in last Norwalk. and that some of the older members are not able to attend more than one service each Lord's Dnv We ouaht to be reasonable In all such on iculars. c second point noted in that there 'laa been an increasing nciivlly among our young people. 'l'helr own repogu indicate that the year for them has teen one of the very best. Their work has been done quietly. without self» boasting or the blowing of trumpets. ind the activity unions iqu has not men confined to the organisations which they represented. They have shown their interest in all parts of the church work. The Christian Endeav- or society has contributed generously to mlssiduary and benevolent work. ‘ius given financial aid to the church. ind. thromlb its commitlm. has pro noted both spirituality and sociability 'l‘beir ideals have been high and (‘hrlsl like. For his sake and in His name. they have cheerfully given their time ilili money. and have. in a lurze num~ ber of cases, curried personal lae~sage> of cheer and help to those in sli'kucsz: or need 'l‘hclr arimiy has been onliormaily lining the lines which made for the api. ~lluul good of all concerned. This much may be truthfully said: that the "baron has within its membership a nomparilively large number of coils"- -rsled and active young people. whoa- iife has manifested itself. during the l’h'th‘i )ulr. in various helpful ways in 'onnecllon with the church work If i will be permlseubie. l will add in his f'iilll'i‘illlll that l bellevc that we at a church. might wisely ulve 'llliIr-' «trillion to this class of iuemiwrsbip l‘ln- young people ill) not. so frlr as l have «unnerved them. desire in usurp «he pro-nulllili'i’li. or lulcrfcre uiih the work of. their elders. They simply present their organizations lo the ‘llliri'll to be used for the Master as the best inn-reab- of the church may ladle air. To their church ibu- are lhor muhly loyal. They are ready to work. ilill are willllvg to work in the place u-sl filled for them. In ribbing for» \‘it"ll llui' «lo nul div-lire lis‘mlrlh all" the uni of place. The t‘lllll’i‘ll Iii-ed: be active n-lviu- of all lix members lid and young alike. Let her hall. with urnlcinl recognition. the evident increase of uclivlly aiming her yuulugel ‘Ill‘llllll'i‘rl. hr! the educailon la church work lnnlu mrly. and lino shall cor ‘f‘il habits he formed. "at lo the file third point uond l: he mm! important of all. and the our a’llhulll which. all t'lht‘ llilil i'illlhi lruibfully be said. would be wunlia ill the very element which nouhl i‘lt sure lln oflel‘liti‘lu-ml ill lllilllllllfl lip ll» 1 lllli‘i'll tl' Jl'nlin i'hl’i-i. ll iii lilitlt‘il lllnl there-has ln-eu a ulmiuul deepen lull of eplrllual life. This is uolne think which maul be .ocu and felt to be known“. “iiilihlil'h. bum-rer tuner and sallfluciory. will not in them selves fittest the fuel of ovil‘illiltl life. For myself. I have no lumitauey in as pri'neilllt my ilrm conviction lbai never dare I have been acquainted with the church has there been so large a llilill her who have honestly been seeking for a more i‘hrbudlke life. To what- ever causes this may be attributable I am not able in say. (if the fsci. l have no doubt. The fart is felt in the very almo' sphrre of the church life. i have ree- ogiilsed ii in a urowlnu, demand. cav pressed and tacitly ninlersusnl. for ser- Iuons of a deeper spll‘li tone. it is mogulssblo iu the luere slnu willing" uess -sbsli i out rather say the lu~ creasing desirw to talk More often and more seriously about spiritual mails ties. ii is manifest in that lull‘lli‘iiill‘ phase of consecration which lead. i‘hllslissu. ermuirnlned lo the love of l‘lil'ili. systematically to lay aside one ‘ncih of their income for the lord“ work. livian a arowiil. and the «Mill tsklun pines Milling at Mill per tunnliy within us. this fact its! Iliil been so much in evidence as sole others. iieuitles. true spirilillililli den vauni itself: it is on the maururv. ls clllml to be modest. it is also of [radial development. Growth in av sryihisn b- iroln day in day. from me mi in illthli. The slumps-abl- not always the ml rapid. 'l‘lan ladlvid painl'ivss .llfl‘tl mate“? cheaper} no: it our“ «file swims iii the '3: . Christ. I have the best of lessons iwlievlna. The trail- srs already lag. flat the whole frul is not a ai once. our in any use is real. ’liie Moral of snirlisa life devise the Met real is itself one of tits avast nu isiag Mo isles our church ills. indeed. it lathe w h. is w Nimbus. laisss i else for the Mars . , are sad the hu- arnfenrlterd. lvsslftltsrahsdsel haundraheonvernlosdnr, r. a could he truthfulI hsdhassa nn vita .t names” lens as fast. «mmfiamh . ‘ , s or nigic affection. lt‘ is‘en' by T has: physicians in -the"’eenniry and). is muted to dewhai is claimed for, . giaiued's drug store. some benefit. .WI‘I. '. f i .' ’ ,yr. V .. *v. meet. it was my. late (innin- this carillon. to give an anaiy ' s of the Ig~ 'lll'el reported by the church treasurer and the treasurer-Ito! thehval'ious secl- eiiea in the chubcli. net'owingto tile limited time at my. disposal lineal received the reports. from which to glean the data. i had first"! must aban- don the idcs. ’l‘hai. hewe ,fm . come at some other time. “registers men: is significant and II cleniiy clear warrant the htsiement.that the ear as been dinnecislly prosperous. & year we cloned our books with a ' - lug debt of over twelve hundred do! , the accumulation of several years. bli manly owing to the cairn cost of re- psira on the church building during that year. At the time ii was not thought' best to undertake to linuldale the debt. Whether that was a wine de- elslon or not, is not necessary to in- qulrc. it is suiilclenl for ollr purpose to remember that such was our decla- ion. We close this year. having paid all bills for current expenses. and hav- ing reduced the floating debt above. re- fcmd to. by cash subscriptions and re. liable pledges. from over twelve hun- dred dollars to a little over three bun. dred dollsrrs. in doing this i am sure that no ohe has seriously felt that great'nacriilce has been made. For the but time during my pastorate here i have personally undertaken to raise a port of the money necessary to accom- plish this result. l have been cordially received by all those mention: of lhe church to whom i went for money. and. with only three or four exceptions. have been successful in aecuringwhat l sought. instead of being met with opposition and rcfuff. l have been most cordially received. and have found ev- erybody. old and young alike. ready to respond. The pleasant fealuro about this work has been that those who could give only small sums wore quite ready. in some cases eager. to give what they could. I hnve also seen something of the love which they have for the church. who are willing to make sacrifices for its financial welfare Some have voluntarily handed In their subscribilons. . A few. a very few. have expressed no interest whatsoever in the matter. it would seem to me that lviih very little united eiforl we might. without much sacrifice on lhe part of anyone. not only liquidate the small renm'anlof ibis lloallng debt. lull also pay lhr comparativew insignificant ulorluuyle of one thousand dolliirri on ‘be church properly. Possibly we are hoping: that some grin-rolls friend of :he church will sometim‘ make a gift equal to the one lilouanud dollar :uonrnua’e. That would be pleasing. ‘nn. still. it seems in me our own self respect Willllti demand of as that we wave mum- part in that worthy object. we can do it if we will. "Where ‘herc‘is n will there's a way.‘ \imlller point of which symlai Islan- ‘nvu was made -ln llze report. in which -.-f.-n-m~e was made. is that rigardlng 'he llli reusing missionary spirit. in ev- «lei'r'c of this is the fuel of regular vnoulhly offerings in the unday )ll'lliitll oil l‘brlsllnn Endeavor society. Meir duo is also blade of the increasing lu~ em! in the l-‘ariber highis society. which Is a purely missionary organi- 1allon. ll may Ill'i'lll strange to those if on who have had a somewhat and ex oerieace in such omits-rs. to learn lhui luring the past winter this society bro been. in many respects. the onset ul< 'ruellve of any ouanlaailon ln lbr 'hurcb. The young petiole. both the venue men and the young ladies. have 'ound its nus-tings utlrucllve. Much nu. rs'sllill information has been farn .nlo d. As an educallonai enemy in ‘Iilillv'ril perlalnliut In our greater re- lplous eaten-prime. llzla luler‘eai has ‘lril\'~'ll u tlt‘i‘iill d sort-«ls. It is mean» ml to note. loo. than the lab-rest in this ‘lss not detracted from lllll‘l‘sall in olll‘ 'l' pars of he church work. flu he filli- «rnry. it seems to have lllieusiill-d auu interest. it would be unfair to a faithful few in our church if I Were to omit to men- ilon the work of the Woman's Amulet ohm. calmlaliy that part which per- ains in local needs They reported no use than three hundred and slaty-ilve oils. on average of one s day during he cullre year. Many cases of need ‘tiillilil muler their police have been ‘elleved. The sick have been comforled ‘hilill‘eii have been clothed and fed. re- Illlill' missionary olfellu s have been “Ida. and besides this i e nauwiailon Mn llui forgotten to help the church ‘lnnuriaily. l confess that ll‘ was a pleasant sur— prise in me to learn. as i did. llinuuh ills-no various re sills. that the ehsveh had gerontpllabm so much. When one looks at only his own little work. or «wines ills nitration to that compar- atively entail portion of the held in which be. with others. ane- hls work. the malls suns mangle and unsatis- l y. but. when. wining tin-owl. each in his or her own saline of labor. we it other talk of all the hard has done r and by as in all the diluent ways of writing we discern. sflsr ii. that we have sol been lens in t l's cause. it in lh composites- live view which we are enabled to take an we lather a trust these various awn-es. the rests is of the ysar's work. The mails main to he gratifying to all who have bad active part in aging ihsss nislul. s ”We to all who have not she in that blessed warh. , flow. if serene wishes in palm out visuals of discourses-est he will not II it “Inuit in do so. Int. 'Ililt a night Ital such it be win”! ii. I var ‘ssrleenly question lhs wish. of H u. work. tshss as s win-ls has not has a failure. leaned an on both aisles. the balance is found on the Matissfihs smnai. lat as not be Whistle. The "ill". lot as take a Mi view of tile inlurs lllfi dais-r. , wins ie do hem-r than ever before in hell's work. on are. in my lodgers-Ii. in MhtudwglMMMsdn-b Jill! M MMflln flail iii- Masts vans : W
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