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on THE NEXT; DA’YSlTHURSDAY,
NE or nron reason .
; LADIES’ DESKs
L IN PLAIN Arm QUARTERED OAK. r
~ non TOPS AND RICHLY caravan. A
Phrase: - -- .
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OLISHED, SWELL FRONTS. MIR-
T THE FOLLOWING REDUCED
I ‘ ,. .
90.25 Desks. 93.69.
$5.50 oesKs, seas.
taco peeks, v.00.
seas “Marta-90.
$10.00 ossKs, $7.50:
THESEPRICES ARE FOR THESE THREE DAYS ONLY.
[NO MORESUITS AT PRICES QU
oral) lN LAST AD.
DON’T WAlT UNTIL NEXT WEEK FOR THIS BARGMN. NOW is
THE TIME To our.
, ,Llil'l‘ us REMIND you THAT w
rename. ‘IEV’ERYTHING'FOR EVER
E ARE COMPLETE
nonn‘runn.
vnooll.l ‘ '
w. s. srunrsvanr
North Mainland Ann Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK.’ CONN.
all
‘1 Sci ;
"L
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' 90th
,.,..-.; .
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Ladies
Flannel» Walsls.
,. To close out the balance of our
stock of these popular garments
was“; made them into 3 lots:
All $l.oo Waists. now 79c.
All $155 to $1.50 Waists. now 98c.
Alma.» Waists, now $1.49.
Slik‘WalsIs.
TaffetaSilk Waists, hemstitch-
ed and , tucked. bishop sleeves,
_ Swgmow $2.98.
‘ Taffeta sink, white. tucked
Y9K. buttons in back,
sleeves; a good $5.00 waist for
$3198-
~15?
opt
iLadies’ Furs.
A generous mark down on ev-
iery ‘piece of For, makes splendid
; bargains for our customers.
gladies’ Jackets.
Latest styles, black or castor.
$6 to “garments. all at :.$5‘°°'
t$lo.oo garments for $6.98.
ETHEPOfiU‘LAR anchors.z
; Lined ‘ throughout.
1 $12.98 garment for f
$8.98.
§Children’s Jackets.
i
Sizes from '4 years to is years.
Prices from $1.00 to $5.00.
2394‘ Washincion Street.
SHOT. SWEETHEART; KILLED
Miami“? .iiflMILF.‘ f - :rr
‘ . . . GO. a. January “fly—William
. Wltmiieeahouand fatally. wounded
hiamootheort, May county. last. night
We she refused to marry him until
I he uninformed some of his habits.
After. shooting the girl. Witmachsr
‘ killed himself“ ~s .i"
cutaneous-noisy
Viceroy-“That discover there has
'- been married four times."
.‘ , Wald Bachw‘thll. I suppose there
are men with “abnormal craving for
. “Welt," ‘ ‘:
‘fltibiiiatl‘iiibaril
W is. «origination to, sin",
, mm- .
li vnutritionist byaeleno
oesii NutthflanM
Communists
South Norwalk. Conn.
Minion-“.1 .’ J
i In tart pottery surprising. bargains
are to be picked uprthese days and
for a few cenuiono-mayoecure a dain-
ty bit of bucom‘tfllough 'itabe but
three or four inches high. . .
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CHI LORIN . EIPICIQLLYA LIABLE.
Burns; cruises and ears are estrous
ly painful and if deflectedmfteo i'e
sultln blood poisoning. Ohildm.”
especially, liable to' such mishap. be
cause ootyso careful.» a many:
Witt’s Witch Haul ‘MJUWHIW
led. Dram out the...“ 'Wgtbe-fllfl-
suon heals tho . _““Be'fl'll'lul
counterfeits. sill-(3 . toi- piles me.
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Witt' .WMII ll . , , .
beheflof..eesems after two melons
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soiledier 0:1,”. w , James Ifoel:
Webster, Ind. ' miners so
unspoiled twosip
0.9?” 0v. “mm“ ’
one of the Drew
sticks. The color ll ~
dons. thousands at i' .
curvy to W ’
. Strange State
118 _
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'dayodntlleceaeo of. Union; laid
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Just now members- of the bar
throughout the state are discussing
thetprobhbie booties-tor oogiludge Wil~
item If. Townsend as judge of the
United State! diabrictzcourt. Strange
to say, Fairlield county has not put
forward a candidate, while Bridgeport.
saysrtlle Post, has hdrdly‘given it a
thoughut ii i." i,i'- w: I‘.
The leading candidates at present
are Henry G. Noviton.rof‘Nsw Haven.
Judge James P. Plait, of Meriden,‘ ll
ion of United States Senator Orville
Ib’lattn endli‘. is. Hungorford, of New
Britain. “ ‘ .. "~‘ . ‘ ~‘
- it is said that Judge Platt'has the t .
Inside track atpreoeltt, but the friends \broncilial tubes and from
of the other two candidates have not it"gizwmmznui‘fi“; embraces all con-
been idle and much effort has been lncct one with another Hence it is
utvlorth in their‘behalfwsrl * w ? ' ' ' g
D From an in ulr ‘ anion tloadin i‘my to‘epread'from °"°”"n't° on-
members 0' th :1“: ln‘thiegcounty It I other lined with “this some membrane.
is found that mascot; them are m This is why catarrh ln‘the head‘soon
clined to favorer.‘ Newton. at pres- i affectsthe throat and finally "‘9 stein-
ent the referee ln bankruptcy at New 5?“ “itself. bringing Duh cilirpnic cs-
Havens. There are some who are in. t '"T 0‘ the Stomach, w in s a most
elined ~ to favor the New Britain obstinate form 1" dyspepsia.
man. blit it is hard to find! a friend ; heaybody ‘3 now well agreed that
'or Judgeil'la'tt. This in due; prob-93“" is a blood disease and not a
iiny to the fact that Judge Flatt. is 1'0“” ("'9' and the ““8th ‘0 WWW
but little known in Fairfleld county. .local applications simply 31"“ “m'
it is'i'ecognlzed. horrevervthati-he has 1porilry relief from the purely local
3 strong .pull because of his relation- , symptoms without the remotest effect
ship. \ . , J tnqaltiuylnf thenpng’rces offitgle rdieeatslo.
. ‘ of id tee from his.‘ ere s a e I repara n ecen y
seggnfizgc‘hyruiggzirfl‘eldr county is toifcred to the public that ierapparent-
never backward—is. hard to rexplain. x ly destined to do away with every oth-
unless it can be found in the state 1 or form of catarrh treatment.
merit of a wellvlmown lawyer: . ‘ The new remedy is not a secretlpa-
.'.“I’he position is not particularly de- l‘em medicine. but is 3 large. pleasant
sirablo.".ssid he'.‘ftor a lawyer with 5 testing tablet composed *of Bloodroot.
my kind of a. pliaetice. The salary lieu gum from ...e Eucalyptus tree.
attachedvto m is very small: “It ‘3 »nnd other. valuable and harmless spe-
naming like-what it ought to be." . cities, which are taken internally and
When asked about the positional mm to have unremarkably beneficial
the Fialrfiaid county bar in the contest 3’70“! upon the blood and mucuous
Attorneyoooevio Goddard. or Briiige- membranes- avvlrently eliminating
port. sold: "Solar as I know "there Ithl‘ Chhal'l'hal poison from the whole
was no candidate from this county. 55'3}9m~ .
t have heard other names mentioned. . «'1 hose tablets. while being pleasant.
but i really know very little about ithVt‘nlvnt and absolutely safe to use
it." . . 9 ‘have made cures' ill long standing
Attorney Charles S: Candelcl. of ““305 01' catarrh that are .ittle short
Bridgeport. said: “I alnwnot aware . Of marvelous. They are sold by drug-
that anybody in thisplace is looking slits under name of Stuart's Catsi'rb
for it. So far-.as i know there is no Tflhhlifi. and any catarrh sufferer who
candidate fro mthis section." ihss tried inhalers. Iotionsi olntmcnts.
New HAVEN MAN HURT.
age-«n:
. ‘ i
Cstarrll usually starts with a cold
in the head and ~if left-unchecked in
this climate, rarely gets Well of it»
self. . -‘
As fresh cold is taken the disease
spreads. getting deeper and deeper.
creeping along the mucuoua mem-
branes . from. nose to throatptrom
.‘throat to rwindplpe. fronrwlndpipc to
bronchial
w.
s‘ i
. venienco and nselnssnoss will fully
appreciate the difference between a
William Daeey. a Brokeman, Taken to t more palatlve 8110.1.“ Permanent cure
Hartford Hospital. , ‘
HARTFORD. January 23»—Wiliiam - an.lmvartlal trial.
Dacey of New Haven. . brakeman on all drugglsts sell them at 50 cents
the Hartford division oftllc New york. for “I" shed nackazes and no matter
New Haven and Hartfdrd Railroad. Where the catnrrh is located. in the
was hit by an overhead bridge while . head. ‘throat. limits or stomach.
walking on top of it {might trainzbound Stuart 5 Catsrrh Tablets will surprise
here from Merlden, yesterday.
Was found lying senseless on the roof . NW (108‘ . .
of the car by a feIIOwi-brslieman. and
was held there until the train reached ’
this city, when he was removed to 0
hospital. His condition is critical.
...
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08 Perri]: libiiiliniiiin 8
(Continued from first page.)
The name of William Dacey does m...
not appear in the New Haven direct- .John. Alice Ha
ory.
tehman and ‘Mildred
Heman. '
‘ I
W There was more music and singing
NTITY A MVBTE‘RY
Captaln Lozter Returns
for Wreckage off Vancouver Island“ :meniioned. were from Bridgeport:
ron'r TOWNSEND. Wash. Juno-090'“ Gofl- J- 30"”! J- Newcomh.
ary 23.—The United States revenue 0' W. Newcomb, ‘5- A~ HON- Mrs. Lydia
toe
the 11:15 train for their homes.
acruisc along the coast of Vancouver ”’8‘ M- 9'9““. MW (3- HOW MI‘I- I...
island. in search of wreckage.
Shelton. .
i't- .
g?&b§:‘fla gzhggoytgi‘lfiulgafieggin. j ”The 890ml committee which hld’tile
has gone ashore two miles east of 3'2"" “1 charge “'85 Composed of Jetnes
Cape Beale light station.‘ [in oxamin- illl‘lommodlw- Oscar St. John and
ation of the wreckage failed to give James RUM!” ‘
any clew as to the name of the ilbfat- filled the hither- ”I he veterans were
ed craft. and her identity remains a ‘ ‘ their uniforms Ind the ladies wore
mystery as well as the fate of the ”M3“ °’ “'3 "hi0“-
crew. ‘ WW "
H . HARTFORD’B CHIEF OF POLICE.
NO news or eHiPiCONDOR. 1 ~ ,
. . .. . .Captaln Cornell
dun-—
‘_ V._ g. us Ryan Elected to Fill
Bristol Naval. Men Are unatly Worn? the Late 0. F. Bill’s Place.
ried In Consequence. j HARTFORD. January '23.~The
VICTORIA. B. C.. January zen-«13mm! of police commissioners last
There ll no news of the British m ‘nlgllt elected Captain Cornelius Ryan
of W.°Ondol' endrtnavdii. mum's-e chief of the police department to fill
considerably woniodii s' The Wear the vurnncy'csneed by the death ofthe
Phaeton is due at Astoria for orders 1816 George 1". Bill. The board was
and the Egoris wjumpmbly be order- . unable to fill the vacancy caused by
ed .to sea to search for the missing.‘ Ryan's promotion but will tallethe
craft. . .:‘1#t.v’ iv iii .‘imri‘ir from matter up‘lster.
The steamship Moons, which Wool . ' ‘ . -
soaublouelyia'ditotbrouuhe- no lab a; ‘RANCOCAC PAL.» COLD.
- NEWVYORK. January- Sl.—’~it is re-
orinom.»a~ardtagl»thevcondor from
Honolulu than the Alameda. which has ported “1“»th ,ltancocas stock farm.
already: arrived at San Francine. She situated atélfatontown, N. Johanna
left Honoloiutdm is. lit. . sold.“ the purchaser linings unnece-
“Wt ricer "' Tilda? ‘eomflgiioflmfimm.
can. our aloe . i» um: \I lagoon Tm ‘
' O'Fié! OlYE‘CAOl.‘ [Millie use otimr sunrises. lt‘wiii
HARTFORD. January lit-«A writ liti‘t‘flmeiobered *timt t date Plow.
Wil'hg‘ ”and“ .50-
Mafii’mh‘flfid‘ha
2‘ :m' 'Wi‘" I“ simulations“
“fiwmnmmw
_ ' , ~miiisro sire 'onm fimwoa.
is? will. all: ”'9’," “film?! re-.
I ., arm. n. r M
.m: w‘o‘mfl m
m one new. WW 9
. , “Mignon“ fufrfi
filth! mifium Circuit CRIS-l0;
«saint '
u
r solid
Mom"
calves~ etc. and realized their incon-g
latter giving Stuart's Catnrrh Tablets l
Hr- you with the effective result of even a 1
after the supper and the visitors took 1
The .
From Search following. outside of the two ofllcerst
cutter Grant returned yesterday from J°""‘-"“» Mm A. 30MB. Mrs. M.-Evitts.
Cap. .Scllerbel Mrs. Brewer. Mrs. S. 0. New-‘
i til".
Mu Win ht
nmhnnnn
f pundit [n.anl’trllestni'iiinhi
,: Unitm ”Knitting - ills Withdrawn
till rhino : than
It now seems probable that the ap—
tihésfsr road tolbuild“ a"t>‘rolley line
from New York to Port Chester now
fir-fore the railroad eommlsisoners of
New York. would be" granted. "The re-
niunstrants against the proposed line.
g ivhich'were at first numerous, have now
.nsrrowed toone‘ corporation. and that
lthe New York. New Haven and Hart-
'ford Railroad: .. - .
several hearings have been held be-
fore the railroad commisioncrs to hear
arguments for and! against the con-
structlmi of‘the new road, and the final
arguments werevheard yesterday - at
New ital-k.» The NBWEHIVEII road and
the Union Railway Company have been
nthe principal objectors to the proposed
t line. but yesticrdilyii the latter withdrew
their objections, “leaving ‘the New tida-
ven road to» fight it out: Other tablec-
tions to the new road were'entered. but
most of them were based on its legal
status. ”The attorney for the applicant
went fully overvthis' ground: and sub-
mitte‘d an opinion =bytduatlce Andrews,
into the legal status‘of.’ the road. rThe
neommissionera decide/di to give object-
;ors ten days in which to file briefs In
trcpiy to tilts. “itwlii probably be a
2 month before the .commissioners decide
:ths application. ‘
l The fight between the New Haven
rand Port Chester roads has been an in-
iteresting one. The letter at the time
of the filing of the application no
.noonced that Port Chester would be its
terminus. but subsequent proceedings
convinced the officialsof the New Ha-
vcn road that they intended to invade
this state and run extensive trolley
lines parallel and in opposition to the
{New Haven people. hence the subborn
‘ light to kill their project.
. M n hearing held December 9. 1901.
it will be remembered that the an-
nouncement was made that the New
:Havcn road had secured a controlling
tinterest In the New York and Ridge-
; field. ii trolley line now under construc-
gtion in the western part of the state,
which more completely muddled the
plans of their opponents. as the latter
intended the purchase of this road to
use it as a means of getting a foothold
‘ on Connecticut soil.
Should the application of the Port
‘Cliester rond be granted. this line will
:parnllsl the Consolidated tracks be-
ttween New h’ork and‘Port Chester. and
in view of recent occurrences would no
tdoubt prove a formidable rival for the
lsuburban traffic.
, TEN BULGARIANS KILLED.
t my... .
; Saguinary Tribal Fights in Turkish
Empire.
t CONSTANTINOPldil. January 23..—
. The Kurds are in the field in Armenia
' t and snguinary tribal‘conflicts have or-
Ecurred in the Vilayete of Bitlis and
l Van. Twenty men. were killed in the
[little tight and both sides suffered
heavily at Van. Bulgarians and Tim
l kieh troops'have been in conflict in the
'Vllayet of Kossovo. 'Ten Bulgarians
4‘ were killed,-
. ‘ M
SMALLER PHILIPPINE TARIFF.
SAN FRANCISCO; January 23.-—-Rc-
tferring to the Philippine tariff. in n
; speech before the onion {league Club.
gprlor to his departure for the east.
gGovernor Taft is reported to have
“i know from reading your pil-
1pere and talking with some of your
i said:
. 9 drama that vou are anxious to
info lnzler reports that the schooner. comb. and‘ the Misses 'Mastin and Nich 3 men -
which has been drifted about for some 0‘3- “d colonel 1" \' 8' Hubbard. of.-
have free trade between the Philip-
pines and America. .In many respects
nthat would be an admirable arrange-
lment. if it were possible to run the
t government of the Hhilipplnes without
James 0. Jenninni the indirect taxation involved In levy-
ing customs duty. it would gratify
the commission -very moon if Con-
gress would take off lalmgether the
. tariff imposed by the Dingley bill. All
‘we desire" is to have money enough to
run a good government. My view is
that as sooiraaithe franc is establish;
ed andunemses are opened. a email
tariff will form very-slight obstacle to
the coureopf businéss between the
Philippines and California."
DICKINSON CUES CHICAGO
., BOARDbFr‘l’flADE. ~..r
.CHICAGO, January 23.~‘—Aa a conse-
euencotohls oxpuiuon from the Chi.
esao misfi- of 'mide. February ‘15,.
1901, on a charge of having violated
the rules 08- one organisation...lohn.
Dickinson has begun suit against “the
oilicers of that Institution for $200.»
000. 'HG‘M'HIM‘II‘DOUNOII for a
Writ of'meliileihurtlo‘ compel‘th’e om-
ccrs to reinstate him to membership.
Inf'liillllw'TM‘NMONTnITBANDIO.
. QUEENMWN. “Sanitary IBM-The
British tnnapomuinncosom. with
immune board bound fol-South Af-
plicntlon of the New York and Port'
I
‘ £5-
oilliierli suns “ ‘
wit t.
Bed, bureau,
' Whehetand, Special plilceks. ~ W
$17.50 4‘ $55.2» - $35.00
{$0.00 and $50.00. ‘
In “preparatlo‘n for J
u, innit not.
7 Three pieces.
r .
‘ , stock
taking. we have ‘r'nade up
Suites from pieces Which nat-
urslly belong to Suites sell-
ing forrlone-quarter [to one-
h’alf more. All excellent op-
portlinity to securegan ordin:
arily high,priced Suite for a
vf‘r'y‘ht‘iib hero;
.2: In 134"“ ,r’ 'rt"
aimlessly
HEAR!) FROM
MEN’S WINTER :UNDER-
WEAR—3a $1.00 grade con-
taining ‘ seventy-five per
cent. wool, natural color.
To be closed out before In-
ventory at 89c piece. . _
MEN’S NEGLIoan
SHIRTS—50c grade with
Collars and Cuffs attached.
, To be closed out at ,
39c each.
MEN'S STlFF ‘ BOSQM
COLORED SHIRTS—the
$1.5o‘grade of “Star" make,
well known as Shirt stand-
ard. To be closed out at
. $5.00 each.
BAT WING TIES. all Silk.
in patterns neat, attractive
and up-to-date. Reduced
from 25c to 2 for 25¢. or
15¢ each.
‘ ill-Ammonium
@ 53.154, af’l’ariou:
[alimony ‘Teefilm
.. . _ m
1 Bridgeport Advertisements
“if
. “hint .9 small lot of Tplale,
. :12.” hand 5:939“. Spoonsiiqnd
€ Forks of finest quality Triple
‘ Silver [Platersmalllprlced be-
! cause small in quantity.
:4 sets Table Spoons
At $1.75; were $2.50.
70 SetsTea Spoons
At 98c. set.
6 Sets Forks
At.$l.75; were $2.50.
14 Sets DesertI or. Soup
Spoons
.. .At $1.75; were $2.50.
mail; If: ,‘v 'w
,. linkers
ltEIiHillS AND COATS
If the little ones of the fam-
ily are not equipped quite as
you would like to have them
to meet the winter severity
yet to come, now is the time
to ggt [the Reefers or Coats
they need. What remains of
our stock at greatly reduced
prices:
$4.50 kind at $2.00.
$6.00 kind at $3.00.
lililllruiuas
t --free with every purchase in
the store amounting to $2.00
or over continue to please all
who avail themselves of the
offer of the Jewelry Section.
They are as dainty and pret-
ty as can be, and will be cop-
ied from any picture you
wish. ,Ask about them.
t
a .
l spoons Alli) still
i . .
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t
ALREAD’S’EE
DEATH or GOV. IDOLE’S BROTHER.
a brotherof Governor Dole. of Hawaii,
is dead at Tucker. Utah, after a long
illness. Mr. Dole at one time was In
dian agent at the White Rock Agency.
in Colorado.
HOW‘S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Rn
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's enteritis/Cure.
F. J. CHENEY 1 CO.. Props.
Toledo, :0.
believe him perfectly honorable in all
by. their firm. , ,
WEST bv-TRUAX, Wholesale Drug»
gists, Toledo. 0. . ~ -_ , a
WALDING.~ KINNAN I: MARVIN
= Wholesale .Di‘fugglats, Toledo, 0. . .
ll-lall'ercuarrb Cureis taken into.-
daily. acting directly upon the blood
a . mucous surfaces of the .-system.
P e 7Bcperbottle. Sold by all Drug-
slots. Testimonials free.
Hall‘s Family Pills are the best.
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ticé‘of a colored citizen, who had been
brought before him for some domestic
trouble. . . . . . . -
"You dilly-"all." was the reply; “but
I ain't voted foryeii sence."
'. W. , 9 p g, L .-
. .A. OISE MJCI‘EIRY
9w.
’ SALT LAKE. -Ut.ah.. January 23.—-.
Stephen A. Dole, aged fifty-nine years. ; Tomorrow does not worry mic——
We. the undersigned. have known F i
J. Cheney for the last 15' iyeareiandi
bllsincss- transactions and. financially 2
able to carry out any obligation made ;
t
“Who married you? asked the ins-‘
f meshed withrcoughstare usnadvb‘wb
Am
THE OUTLOOK.
Through all its tricks. of hope i
Through all its tricks of hope i see;
‘ Vain_ too. its effort to dismay—
‘thll be the same old today.
DON’T LIVE TOGETHER. .
Constipation and health never go 00-
gctlicr. Dertt's Little Early Risers
promote easy action of the bowels
without distress. “l have been troubl.
ed with costivenesa nine years,” says
.I. O. Greene, Depauw, Ind. “I have
tried many remedies. but Little Early
Risers give best results." George C.
Stillson.
‘—
“How did you like the finale to my
first act?" inquired the playwright.
“I didn't see it.“
nighter,
“All! Get there too late. ell?"
"N0; went away too soon."
replied the first
A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
"I was troubled for about seven
years with my stoninch and in bed half
my time," says E. Demick, Somerville,
Ind. “I spent about $1000 and new:
could get anything to help the null“
tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. iii. have
taken a few bottles and‘smontiroly
well." You don't live by what you eat.
but by what you digest and assimilate.
"your stomach doesn’t digest m
ifood you are really starving. ' Kodel
Dyspepsia tCure does the 'stomwiih's
work by digesting the foodiv. You don't
have to diet. Eat all you want. K0.
dol Dyspepsia Cure cures all' stomach
troubles. George C. Stillson.
The Austrian government railroad
has today s not mileage “of almost
0,300 miles: that of Hungary about
8.100., . , ,
fHOUsANo’s‘ sail-r mmdflw‘
livery years ism nummonm
colors» as «lungs area sores and
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