7:18; acts 4:44.
1? ‘ in; 1. title 5:853. m.
“ ‘ than", not» ”annihilating.
«it» should in addrovnd to Tho
, not Ptmnni lotto“ not desired.
. lite New Jersey law for
a neonragentent of tree plant~
as passed in l893. no fewer
in thousand trees have been
'ont in the city of l'assaic
tie, a place oi' less than thirty
,otiaand inhabitants.
«'Manitoba has a big, wheat (1‘01).
ll apite 0f the fact that the far—
‘lnorc titan half their crop. the
Canadian Pacific railroad has t'lc—
vcred 28,000,000 bushels oi" grain
the lake fronts. while a y at ago
only 6.000.000 bushels—anti the
year before. which was regarded
as a reasonably good year. only
13,000,000 bushels~were hauled.
, Surgeon General \\'yntan. of the
United States marine hospital ser—
vi‘ce‘wilt send to congress soon alt
xtel'tsive report on leprosy iii the
l ited States. Wllll suggested
‘ ‘s for keeping; the disease ill
.i’ieck. A special commission of
4 flicers of the marine hospital scr—
icc spent the past six or eight
. months in gathering the facts for
thd'report. it is understood that
thercport will show that leprosy
exists in the L'uited States in a
. urprising degree.
' Governor Kimball. of Rhode ls—
land. in a short message to thc
‘f ‘ legislature. strongly urges divorce
" reform. putting it in this plain.
practical way: "The people of
the stale wrlcomc all who locale
Within its horders. but there i~a no
room for one who come? Iiilltlllg’
its to destroy legally an American
‘ home. The ease with which «Ii-
. ”vorct‘ may he procured under
Rhode Island law should cease to
he an inducement for residents of.
" .. other states to locate within our
1* ,hmits.‘
The l'nitcd States consul at Rio
Jaueiro has written that he thinks
American tnillers overestimate thc
demand for their product in lira»
, ‘zil. lie shows that the llrazilians
now raise much wheat which is
manufactured for their own cou~
' ‘tstinlption. They import consider
‘ahle of the grain from Argentina.
leaving the wants small. It lltltII‘
is to be exported thither he dc
clares that it must he sold in com»
petition with the native article.
which is now to he had at very
low prices. caused h_v overprmlnc-
tton.
WHAT WOMEN ARE
Does It pay to give uni"); whole tim.
to the subject of dress? How many of
you are doing so?
Black velvet collar and buttons trim
an automobile coat of deep cadet-blue.
long haired zibeline.
It‘s astonishing what a lot of tailored
, suits are being sold. Since. the stores
‘ have marked their suits down the de—
partments had regular “opening day"
mwds.
, Dark-green satin Is ‘used to line a
loot»: Newmarket of dark-green and
black plaid Cheviot. The collar and
. ~~ turnover calls are dark green too. not
velvet. but broadcloth.
, Parhnps some one who In about to
«intake up an evening gown will like
‘ this numtlon fur the foundation ma-
terials: Black net spangled with net
and steel over: mse~pink tan‘ela. veiled
with white chllfon. It mustbe cut to
lull the style 0! the figure.
“Vogue" sun in New York the visit-
DOING
in of thirtydlve odd years ago. when
tho shaded Engli‘dll letter was general-
i: used. Nothing could be more ornate~
I] elegant than this typographic style.
and the small size or the curd now used
gal inch more convenient than the large
.W of recent fashion. The same
’1”. given. Illustrations showing the
M Individual cards for it than and
twin. and that of the card on which
.m lbw.
handsome theater coat of pearl
notion. cut thmuuter box. is
thruunhout with lavender bro
The (Icing. which are quite
, mo! tucked cream plane. Ind
this In accordion platted purl
on. card with I tiny niche.
in: hot In or the nine iilmy
About the yoke of the coat
t are disposed soil-.- lam
chllon edged with black
' This touch ct black in
film...“ ““i" ‘° ”a. 2:3. II.”
M I m c 9
tutti i
MM... mmnflwmmwwm
m .
' i- , Amstauroao
at. "i" “I“: Y My ,
rs are saidntiil to be holding‘
‘ ll: curd todly lull returned to the (ash _
unmet tile for I young woman‘s ‘
’00.
Thin Wuki
A pretty wedding ceremony took
place in St. Mary‘s Catholic Church,
Bethe]. Wednesday, at eleven o'clock,
at which time Mics Mary Teresa. old-
but daughter oi! Kr. and Mrs. Edward
111m. Minding, and Cornelius M.
,Dorsnn. alto ot nodding. were united
iin marriage by Ray. John Flemming.
lrector of the church. The bridal par-
‘ty entered the church to the strains
lot the wedding march and the bride
was met at the, altar by the groom
iand his best man. J. H. Franklin. of
l llanbury. The bride was attended by
:lil—‘i‘ titular, Miss Elizabeth ltyan. its
lmaid of honor. and two hridenmuida.
3 Miss Nellie Ryan and Miss Mary Duly,
of Bridgeport. ’l‘he unborn were M.
.I. Sullivan. .1. P. McDonald. J. M. Sui.
livan and l). .l. Ryan. A nuptial birth
,luass was celebrated and during the
teeromony two solos were. tlnaly renu-
ered by Miss Jouephiue McNamara. of
,Iflunbury. Oil Promise Me. and Av‘e
Marin, front Cavalleriu llusilcunu.
The bride was attired in white cavit-
ttuerc. trimmed in white satin and lace.
tShe wore a veil and carried a bouquet
of white tral'tinttona. The maid oi
honor wore \vhlte prgandlo and a
black picture hat and carried pink out"
nations. One of the. bridesmaids was
gowned In white oruuntiieand the oth-
er In blue. silk. lloth wore black hats
and carried whlte prayer books. A re‘
eeption followed the ceremony. at the
home of the bride's parents in Red‘
ding. Many useful and beautiful pres-
ents were received including cut
class and silverware. The groom had
for nearly six years been employed at
the Children‘s Home in Norwalk, Inn
has been spending the past few
months at Saranac Lake. N. Y. Mr.
and Mrs. Dorzan Ieit immediately for
that place. where Mr. Dorgan will en-
gage in the hotel business.
OUTPUT OE JOHANNESBURG
MINES.
JOIIANNESBIIRG, January il—Thc
Chamber of Mines has issued a report
showing that the output of the mines
for December was 52,897 ounces of
fine gold against 39.0... ounces for No
vember
RECEPTION TO GENERAL PAYNE
MILWAUKEE. January li—i’ost
nlnster-tleneral Henry C. Payne wan
tendelod a reception late ,vostnrtllty,
afternoon by the Milwaukee Press
Club, prior to his leaving for Washing-
ton to assume his official duties.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Best Entertainments.
SO. NORWALK GONG. CHURCH.
Jan 14., Mrs. P. M. Strayer, monolo»
gist and Franz Kaltenborn. violinist.
Feb, 25, “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,"
Lecture by Jun Robert Nonrse.
Mar. 11, S. Archer Gibson. organ:
Dr. Franklin D. Lawson. tenor, both 0‘
New York,
Apr. 8, "An American Citizen."
Comedy, imtwrsonnted by
Elliott
ii
Edward P
Caurse for SI, with reserved teats.‘
$1.35. Single admission, 35:, with re<
served Seats. 45:.
Titkets at I’Iaisted‘s and Iiattr‘s.
NEXT TUESDAY, MRS. STRAYER
AND MR, KALTENBORN.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13,
.\ Charming Rural Play.
PE \CEFUL
VALLEY
Iw IE. IE. Kidder,
"A Poor Relation."
Farm." etc.
NEW SCENERY
and
EXCELLENT COMPANY
including
ALDEN BASS
as
HOSEA HOWE.
25. 50. 75 CENTS.
Author of "Sky
PRICES,
vuuww .-M
HOYT'S-THE‘ATRE.
Tho (‘ampbeiis are Cumin". 'iiurrnh.
Hurrah!
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. I4.
The Klllios.
48th Highlanders, Omndn‘s Crack Mil-
itary Band.
to Musicians. 16 Vocal Choir. 6 High-
land Dancers. 2 Bagpipers. ti Brit-
ish Military anglers. 1 Giant
Drum Mum".
Appearing in full Kilt Regimentala.
, By authority of His Majesty's (lov-
Iernment In Canada nnd by special per.
‘ntlsslon of Col. macdonnld and oilicers
commanding the Celebrated lath High- .
i .nnden’ Regiment.
‘ Han created a furore of enthusiasm
. in 300 American cities.
I Poem-25¢. 50¢ “11.81.00.
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, HOYT’S TanKar
3 WISNEODAV EVE.. JANUARY 2‘.
, , Relulnr Annual Tour of the
.l loom IIRTH-llanillka, the
man nits
MiNS’l’liELs
clinic: at
m um “mm.
mm m em.
in .m” at: am. '
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taken away.
A“
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i k “I know whereof I
fit. myself through the
pound, and for years lhavo known
with displacement... ovarian troubles ulcerations and inflammation who
no strong and well today, simply til
. I feel sure you will IIt'Vt'l‘ know (illi‘dillli the good you have done. bu.
, manity, and I only wish every sutl'orittg Woman t-oultl know what you
‘ can do for her, would she only just. give you the chance. Fmternally
, yours, lllns. H. 11‘. liottlzurs. 1404 Matinee St... Kansas City, Mo.“
Women, do you realize the generosity of Mrs. Pinkimm’l
freely offered advice '2
Don‘t hesitate to write to Mrs. l'iltkham. She will nndiirntand your case
and will treat you w ith I;
Lynn. Mans. No Woman ever regretted havingr tvrittcn her. anti she has
rfectl .
rddressls
helped thousands. ller medicine.
Compound, is the ‘true but for nervous. sick and ailing «when. It. re 1.)-
lates the monthly nit-linens ant overcomes all those marina
excite the nerves. This is the easy and the right way to get i we help you need.
Road the letters from the women she has helped.
When women are tmnbled
painful menstruation, weakness. It. _ .
or ulceration ot the womb, llilliillillitllltill oi the. ovaries, general debility,
and nervous pmstmtton. or an: bee.
‘ faintness, lassitude, availability, in
melancholy, “ till-gone” tutti “ want
hopelessness. they should l‘emenlhei' there is one tried and trite temedy.
Lydia E. Pinldlum‘s Vegetable
troubles. Refuse to buy any other medicine, for you need the. bent.
REWARD
he mid to nun who to .
senator. "El-1w? “W"
$5000
lieu. -—Lydlurl
WW- ._
County, President W.0.T.Ii‘i,i Mrs. H.
F. Roberta, of Kansas City.
Says to All Singomen: l‘Give Mrs.
I Know She Can Help You as She Did Me.”
“Dmn Mus. I’mkmn:—~ The world praises great informant; their
names antl‘t'znnes are. in the ears of everybtuiy, and the. might: plugs
helps sptend the good tidings. Among them all Lydia It. Pntklianl’ll
name goes to posterity with a softly llieltilled blending front the lips of
thousands upon thousands of women will have. been restored to their
families when lift! hung by a thread. and , ythottsands of others whose
weary, aching limbs you have quiekened and whose punts you have
speak. for I have. rewivcd much valuable bene—
use. of Lydia E. l’lllklnull's Vegetable Conl-
Pinkidhdbhanoe,
tionensot women who have suflet‘ed
tough the use of your Contpoul‘ld.
iudness. llcr advice is free. and the
Lydia E. Pinkhum's Vegetable
dyrungementnt at
with 'irre larities. sn pressed or
digestion, cation-hula. t l:«)lltli1'mt‘llt
it It'll-ll such symptollls as dizziness,
liability, nervousness, slteplessnt-s
w.Ix--Ieit-alnnt- " fift‘lillgfi, blues, an
Compound at, Olit‘t’ n-nloves such
0'!" to the fart that com:- altrpticll penal.
have 1min time in till-e mlf$lNilicd the genuine-
nwsr. ot the leasttmniai ll :trrx u: are constantly
3:0 up \u ll.‘t\r‘ kill!" it’d with the National
Cl ‘ . pi Lulu. \la tum M... It will
.. ..t that d. .2. a; mtimunlil is not
tel." ohtlunrtg the trim”; 55mm ptmb
‘IWHIQ'JI .‘lediuino Company. Lynn, III.-
73' T...‘l‘_"‘m..'
M'KINLEY DAY APPOINTED.
OLYMPIA. Wash. January II.~ln
a proclamation Governor McBride has
not aside January 29 as McKinley Day
and has asked that on that date con
tributions be takr-n in the public
schools of this state for a memorial
monument.
Grand Opening
\\ .. will open the doors or our new
Billllllll 1.10000 STORE
in 1.8 Main street. Norwalk, tomorrow.
We are naming special prices tor the
evening only and handsome presents
will be given to all purchasing to the
amount of 50 cents.
We. retail our goods at wholesale
prices—come and convince yourselves.
. If you come once you will surely come
again.
Truly yours.
illmi‘l Wine & liquor House
BIRNBAUM anon. Proprioton.
18 Main Street. Norwnlk.
tuuulllmttt
Stylish” Designed.
5, looming Nuts and Much: also
tum. Nun's Vclio lull Mourning Fm
Lina. mdy u in». 'Ordor work will
insulin «Mill ml prompt attention.
M. F ii dermal“,
. '- omit-mind
a
to
1 KING or ALL.
I the large bottles of other remedies on
(font.
til I
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w a m u
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d. O “1 ill
1) l’
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It you have. my d other remedies
without relief do not be discouraged.
you will find a cure by using
“ANTIDANDRO.”
! A small bottle of this remedy will
So further and be more directive. than
.thu market.
“Qunllty rather than Quantity."
For sale at.
BAXTER‘B DRUG BTORE.
THE PRESIDENT SILENT.
Following the severe couture admin.
Intered to General Miles by the Prusi.
dent, and his dismissal or the labor
historian Mutiny, his silence with rel.
creme to other mutant, where his
voice would help ain’t! not hurt. In re»
muhble. However. every one who
has used Dr. Dick'a Medicine speak: at
it: power to cure rheumatism.
a...“ 4.-
and ammonia» """"
To an TORI
“ of t . .
COUTH NORWALK pAVINflO IANK.
. ultimo building.
South mull. (innit.
‘3 an. Mustard Mm,
Dmllber a. not.
in It ti ulna. , 1
A New Writ lovely Company Quail.‘
In the $10,000 loud. ,
NEW roux, January tt~nnglneerl
John M. Wiaker. who was arrestedt
alter Wednesday's accident In thel
New York Central tunnel, was réport-E
ed today to be in better mental andt
physical condittlon than he had been‘
. at any time nines the wreck. Thai
news that ball would be accepted that '
be probably would be tibia to leave the 1
Tombs cheered him very much. For-
mer Congressman Jefferson M. Levy-
callcd at the oilice oi Coroner BCIIOIOI' ‘
utility and said he was willing to give.
but] for Wiskor In any amount. The
ouroner had not reached his omen at
that; time, however, and the null could
not. he accepted. (3. C. Puttldina. ot'
the Law Department. of the New York
Central. and a nephew of Senator “I‘-
pew. also called at the, eoronor'a oi“
tiers and expressed his desire to no bail
for Wisker. The. coroner said last
night. that he would not ‘acccpt bail
trom the New York Central. M r.
Pattltliug said It was the Intention of
the railroad company to give WIukter
a life position in the yards and that
he. would enter upon lllti new duties ua
soon as the coroner released hint.
All of the injured were, reported this
morning to be. doing llti well as could
be expected.
Wittkor wall i‘l'liilllrll‘il on 510000 ball, .
{Iran by a l-lnrety company at the. re-
ttuost or the New York Central.
‘ REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONB.
NEW HAVEN. January lt—«Thn
:ummary of real estate transactions of »
the Commercial Record for the current ‘
week, makes the following showing:
Mort-
Salea. gages.
New Haven. 11 $88.80.”)
West Havon. I Lima
Hartford. 1!. 53.703
Bridgeport. 20 30.010
Waterbury. It: 72.005
Meriden. 2: 1,350
New llritaln, ti 12.390
Norwich. ti 3.750;
New London. 5 18.500
Mlddlctown. i 5.400 '
Norwnik. 3 4.000
Danbury. ‘J 300
Exchanges in Connecticut clearing
houses last week were as follows:
Hartford. $‘l.204.583
New Haven. I.ii.'Il.iIl _
Hartford inereasml 11.2! per u-nt. New
Haven 0.4 per cent.
LOOKING FOR ELOPING COUPLES.
lllillltllill’tlll'l‘. January II.~'l‘be
police are looking for Theodore Zap ;
narino and Cnrmello Abbertina. ot‘
New York. who. on Monday. came to
‘hin city with Allonsetta l'aludlno and
Teresa Pl‘li‘llti. fifteen and fourteen
wears old respectively. The two cou-
nle were married here by Justice F.
A. Bartlett to whom an Italian inter-
preter ret'tresented that the young pur~
ions were of age. Under New York
‘aw the. men are guilty" of abduction
ind the fathers of the girls are anx-
7009 to prosecute them. A search of
‘overal lthl‘IIIlg houses was made luszi
night. but the young people eotlltl not
'In found. The men said that they had
tireatiy caused the arrest In New
York of a woman who instituted in the
~xeetltlon of ilit’ elonomt-nt plans.
PHELPS MONTGOMERY PRIZE.
NEW HAVEN. January llw'Fltti
I“helps; Montgomery prize of 3:30 for
die member of the junior ('1an pass»
he. the best entrance examination to
thc Yale Law school has been award-
ed to Robert Hardy Struhan. Palmyra,
N. Y.
SANTIAGO DE CHILI. Januarv 11.
via Galveston Tex—inn: extradition
treaty between Chill and the United
Qtates has been approved by the Chili
tan Congress.
. . mmwwwu.mmw..m.».«m.amm.mm
FOUR HOUR SALE
TONIGHT
6. P. M. to 10 P. M.
‘ TURKISH 'l‘UWICLS worth 12090. 100..
PILLOW CASEt-i, the best make, llc.
Sit: SHEETS. an exceptionally good
bargain, the.
TABLE LINEN. 1,1,, lllt‘tlt'll, 68 inched
wide. :lt'lc.
......__.__________
I’A’I‘ENT HOOKS ANI) EYES, llltfiki'l
or black, 10(- klntl. tic card.
CHILDREN'S (‘iIAIN I’IIRSES. lite,
kind, 10c.
ROUND LINEN (.‘ORSIS’I‘ LACES. 2%
yds. long. worth 3c, now 4 for be.
SIDE COMBS, good stylus, worth 15".
at 70.
LAIIIIGS' BLACK Sldlttlld Sill’l‘tl, an
new silk-lined Jackets. our regular
$7.50
2r"- lluNl‘ntc'r'rrt t..- sultan. m. .
79.. ct-li-ivu‘rr attain: in brown or.
Blue. 550..
price 3 I 0.00.
LADIEb‘ It‘LANNl‘JLI-ITTE NIGHT
GOWNS, regular price 50c. 38c.
LAIIIES' It LANNELET. E NIGHT
GOWNS, regular price 750, 580.
LADIES“ FLANNELETTE Nltill'i‘
(IOWNS. regular price $1.00, 7’40.
LAIIIIYJC' FLANNEI. WAISTS. all new.
nearly all colors and sized, button on
front. regular prices $1.98 and $2.20,
$1.39
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS, regular
prices, $3.98, $4.50 and $4.08. 02.19
Thin signature in on every box 0! the genuine
é %& Laxative Bromo-Quinme Tablets
”WE/tho remedy that. I'Ill't'fl a cold In one any.
.WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY RECORD.
The Fifth Edition of Supplement Pub-
li'rhed Today.
.‘vlll’lllIJC'l‘OWN. January 11.» ‘
fifth edition of the supplement to the
Alumni liveord ot’ Wesleyan brill-1‘1“
aity. published today llilti some atatis-
tit‘al tables which t'()lll‘l‘dl‘(‘tl Willi
these in the Record of lithl Show some.
Interesting changer: In occupations oi
alumni. In ll-ittl tip-ri- Wt't'v 1.01? Iiv
lug graduates. In Itml. than. The
most notable changi- Ill occupation In
ill the active work of the ministry.
lil I881. 31 pr-r t‘i'lll. or the graduates
Wt'ii“ emanated In this work. lIl 1001
only 21 pvt" cent. ()llIi'I‘ change..- are
as follows: 'i‘enehers of all grader-l Ili‘
errant-ll from iii per ('i'lli. to ‘JT: per
cent: lawyers (terrorist-d from 1:”) per
cent. to 13 per cent: physicians illi-
charmed in percentage; business men
including manufacturers. Increased
from 13 per cent. to It; per cent..:
those retired from active work in-
creased from 3 per cent. to :7; per
cent; those engaged ill rniswlianeouu
otn-tlpatiottls increased :3 per cent. In
making these comparisons the ment-
hers of the chit-ts of 1001 have been
disregarded.
CALL 58-2.
Tayltlttl Golden
Represent the American Bond-
t’ngand Trust Co. . of Baltimore,
Mai, one of the largest in that
line in the country.
BUSINESS SOLICIT ED
‘ .
AT JOSELOFF'S
10 lba. Fina Gran. Sugar, Zillc
Strictly Fresh Eggs. per (102.. 280
Very Best Butter per 11).. 25c.
Soda. Lemon or Ginger Crackers,
per lb., 50
2 large Smoked Herring, 50
Kiln Wood, per bundle, 2c
5 gallons Oil, 580
Bring your premium card and have
it punched,
JOSEL OFF. 72 N. Mala SI.
Seymour’sStore
Quality and Value for This Week:
We otter an elegant line of Prunes from 6 to 20c. 1b.; Evaporated Peaches. 15c. 1b.; Evapor-
ated Apricots. The finest grade of pure Fruit Jams, me. to 25¢. jar; domestic or imported. We
have a splendid Jelly in all flavors. z for 25¢.
Fancv Creamery Butter always a leader: 3 lbs. Boss Milk Crackers for 25c.; Choice Soda
Wafers. 10c. 1b.; New Beans, toc. qt.; Cranberries. 10c. qt; Campbell’s Soups, Catsup. Chili Sauce.
Worcester Sauce, all popular. loc. values; Double Cream Cheese. Coffees from 20c. 1b up; Splendid
Tcas—-Thcre is no customer so poor that he wants poor tea—get ours. and you will be suited.
New Maple Sugar, Syrup and all the popular brands of Pane akc Goods.
Our facilities and experience are always at your command.
Charles E. Seymour,
56‘) West Washington SL. 50. Norwalk.
Leading Grocer.
14 saith arousal
in n. v. cwv.
4 RETAIL STORE. “
IN CONNECTICUT;
it you want to buy Groceries at the latest and lowest prices, this in titanium to patronize. Jun compare but
prices with your amour: each week an we the dillmnce. We can: save you money on anything in the Grocery line
201M. Finn cranial-tad Sugar, '1. 5 gallons Kerouac Oil (or 55:. 3 Cam Magnolia dill: for 29¢.
BUTTER-41d.“ Slain crummy Butler (line u ever) pound, ”Cr-.UTT'R.
thcltneld County Print letter (every pound guaranteed) pound, 21c.
in bundles wood, Zfic',
Purin- Pnll Guile Mir. It“. 9c»
2 lbs. Lion Ounce for 20c ‘
7 Mn. New Rollod Olin, 2k
. mu mu Biscuit, ’a in tor ‘ 20c
2 can: W mental. 251:
25c
cnocxnltv.
frills Wltn:
Ham. 1271c Ih.‘
Widen, I c 1h.
been 14 c In.
1
WKIRY.
,3 can: Bust- Corn,
til onus June .Pou,
halted Beans, M can.
2 can: Choice Apricots.
32 pull. Pillsbury'a Vita,
Jam Bottle Pickled,
IAipiu W ”Milt. M.
OROGKIKY.
rise?
55‘
Jilliarrlvodmalthcmmmd and mm mm at Fancy nocmw cm. W or
', Cm m1m. Wham. Nappies. Butler
m without tum Tan and Mon.
? ‘VV‘YtuR
t
W
K. GROCWYFQa
mm, Sun! Bowl: and my cum articles, in h. given tre-
v .-a
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