Phone Mil-5 ‘ At Lane’s Delicious lions-111111 Chocolates 1.11111 . Pure ice (1111111 lt'u really lllllltict,1bt$ill‘y to say anything more about. them for you well know it means highest quality possible. 51 WASHINETON smear. ‘ ‘ bert uttery and rally have 1110 ed frotn Main street to Orchard ntreet. ilund was opened Monday for the 1111118 i 1 .1011. prices. call on l-“iutty Smith. in Nor- walk. l‘ucuu t'ibe. lt.ll1l.1oufet1td 1“ the adoption 1111.1110 '1.:1 on one. candidate 1lout night. ‘ 1111:. Arthur visiting her Went street. Raymond iirothcru have a large con- 1‘tract for furnishing building material. sat Collender’s Point. ‘ The. grand 11111 for the city of South :Norwttik is being 111111111 1111 by Clerk Joseph R Taylor The new mime of ping pong tvlll ‘probnbly be introduced in the South iNot walk (‘iub 1101111. i 1 1 g pl: 1 lioyntou. ol‘ 11111111111. ulster. Mrs. 11‘. S. is v I 1 1 ilWS hail. 111113 Raymond Brothers: are loading 1: 1 Latest Hillliietl, 32 inc-hen long ltliurk Hart 1 ~ . . iturgo of stone i‘or the governtneu. .1“ 0 11.1' _“ _ _‘ . ' ' 110““ Drcscltor ill“; “WW3“ from jbrcaltwatcr at Huntington. I. “m“ In" 111 ants, mu" "‘0th Schafl'ner l Clientnut street. South Norwnllt, to: 1potk1-1t~~hand worked buttonholes" Orchard street. Norwalk. ‘A special communication of Old 'Wcll Lotlne will be held next Monday night. Work in the third degree. Charles N. Smith hint leased the house. at No. 9 High street. and will more froth llayview avenue. May l A valuable, horse. owned by [livery- nmu Edward F. Manner died suddenly 1111111 being driven to ",Btldge.port last 511111111) William Moore. Jt'.. of liowayton. has taken .a position with Arnold Brothers. in their news store, in South Main street. A Poland-31'. tired and sick. was , found on the streets ‘of South Norwalk . last night. He was given a night‘n lodging '1t police headquarters by (Jill- cor Hall. At the close of the 111111 e1 meeting to- inorrow night. 111, the South l‘vot 11.1ik Methodist Church. there will be 1111 111i— journed meeting of the Industrial lien-- true. of the. church. Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42. will hold a regular meeting on Friday night. when Laurel Rebekah Lodge. of Siam- i'ord. will pay them a fraternal visit. and witness Eureka confer the degree on several candidates. of the1 team are requested to be at the 111411.111 room on Thursday evening. There was another ‘ basket ball game at the Y. M. Ci. A. gymnasium yesterday between the. young ladies‘ teams of The Norwnllts. The Nor- walk five. captained by Miss Julia Lockwood. 1vas‘1lcfeate'd by the. South '1 N01 walk live. captained by Miss Amv les 1111 the score of slkteen to fit teen. 'l‘hc trncltmen of the town of Nor- walk have come. to an agreement to raise th' prict-1 of single and double 11111111, it is stated that the increase becomes necessary because of the ex-J tremcly high price of grain. The pric- of double teams 18' now $4. 50 per tlay‘ iond single teams $3. '1 he former ptitt iof the £01 trier has bccn $4.111id of single. ' teams $2. 50. 'lbe trustees of the South Not “all. .. Baptist Church are awaiting with in— terest. an acceptance of the can they have extended to Rev. [-1. B. Carpenter. ‘ of Toms River. N. .l. to be pastor of the South Norwalk Baptist Church There will be an important meeting of the board tumorrow night. at which, time it li-l thought the letter will be. hero and will be opened. Mr. Curpenn for was well liked by all who heard him when he preached here ‘ Mrs. George. ll. Hubbard. of l1 on - (‘.liow China. is. delivering an address at .l: 30 o'clock this afternoon. befort. the Woman's Missionary Association.‘ of the South Norwalk Congregational Church. Mrs. Hubbard is a very inter esting speaker. She will tell of inan— : net's. customs and habits of the Chin- ese. A social hour will follow the ad dress with refreshments. . The gar meats thatthe ladies have made dur- ing the. winter. will be on exhibition before they are sent. to New York. The. annual. April offering will be received. The Cedar Street Tigers hereby take this means of_-lettiug the public know - that having. time-and again. tried to ‘ arrange 11 game with the American. Boys. SteWart‘Youngs. captain. and 011.8 ‘ lug anmany times refused. his now evident that they (the. American Boys) an: afraid to play a team where the result would be reasonably in doubt. Failing to arrange ‘a game with Youngs. the Tigers will takeo‘n any team near their size. ‘The Tigers have been playing four' years. and met de- feat only once. C. Duffy. manager Ce- dar street Tigers. Work has been started on a fertulz f or plant at the Navy Yard for G. ‘ Shay. of Groton. The building will be. 3011100 feet, with‘an ell. 2251160 feet. of wood, two undone-half stories hizh.: with gravel roof. A. H Senior. of Be. ‘ the]. has taken the contract. it is re ' Ported that: the Navy Department in tends to establisha training station at the Navy lat ti The plans provide fov' codvertinz the. drill ball into a mess hall and the storehouse into 11 dormi- tory. the buildinz'vof officers’ quarters. putting in an electric lighting plant l‘ is 1'.-1:115 narrative 1150‘ 11m 1111 can I. at: 1 If you want a good Cigar for 50. We can give you something above the or- dinary in the spam or Improved Hand Made 0111' 111 15 and 251: brands are as seed on the market affords. Our Stocking Tobacoos range from 51: to $1.25 per packagv We have Pipes of . all kinds and now: that a“ y'nopnlar l 1 with the trade. The Florodor. Cigars. ; 3 for 11011 are winners. if you give them a trial you will like 11111111 ‘ All 11111111110118 . , 1,)111101'ntors‘ 11111111 place in June. :day .8: business since the. opening. ‘of Christian -.lenning.8. of Sound View avenue-1. .was terribly injured by the wind mill lunder the care of Dr. J. Milton Coburu. ALARM CLOCK iin Washington street. Arnold Robinson. who spent E aster ‘nnd until yesterday in New lot-it re.- Xiturned home last night. i Joseph Diueua. the barber in South Main street. in. repairing the pool table -in Svec's place. in Railroad avenue. The Eagles and 11.1. (‘ baseball ‘111111118' will play 11 1.1111111» of ball Satur- day morning. in Woodward avenue. if you want fish and want to know 1what it will cost. read the 11d. of the Bridge Fish Market. in today's inane. Workmeu are busily engaged today. repairing the gutter in front of the Central Food (fifompany‘s store in itali- rond avenue. The church council of the South Nor~ walk Congregational Church. held a . meeting last night. and transacted only 1 routine business. Department . Commander 'l‘h‘ontntt ‘ lloudruit. of Bridgeport. will visit. iluckinzbtuu Post. G. A. It. of Nor— walk. this evening. C, W. l-loyt 1111.8 out. the prices on car- pets and furniture. See 11 but the ad. save about it H11 has a good sale which be will sell cheap i‘ht1 Armor Bearers (‘ hele of King's Sons of the South Noiwalk Congrega— tional Chart-.11 will hold 11 meeting. this evening at the l081ll€llt 11 pt DI. George S. Kendall. Mrs. George, (lct'riuh. of 313 Stewart avenue. was operated on Monday. by Doctors Dtlntortlor 11nd Shcret l‘ltc ipntient is doing ni1elv.’lhe opctatiou 11111.8 performed at but home. S111'1"'€t111_1 i". ll. innturd. ol' illi Knob Outing Club. 1111.8 sent out 1111111111.»: to members tlizi‘t those wishing private both houses for th1 coming scat-ton, 11111131 notify him before Mm .l. The third dcgrm was cion -11'1ed 11111111 tlbert Brown. at the meeting 111' Old Well Lodge l1‘. and A. M., last. night. After the work 11 social time 111118 spent. Supper was served and singing was enjoyed. Local Union No. .1..1. l’ninteru' and Union of America: will hold a very i111portani meeting. this: evening, in.(l111nd At'utv Hall, South Norw.nlit it is requested that overt member be preheat. ”lite announcement in mode toduv 111' the engagement oi Rudolph Stat-.1 oi Railroad avenue. to Misses Nellie Fitz4 zerald. of Newtown. "The, marriage will Mr. Svec is re- calving congratulations. 'l‘he udjutant general has directed Major Hadlni A. Hull. of New London. to Warn :1 meeting of the ineptburs of the newly organized First (harmony of (“oust Artillery at the New London A"1moty. to nominate officers liarty dz Son. the new pr'outietors of llotcl (‘litT111'.11 were well plen'ued with their llrot days bu8:i111'so.'18terdny Fortv one. transients stopped at the ho— tei for the day. it was the lament >.,-. The members of the Junior Society Endeavor of the South "Nott1.'alk Congregational Cl1ur.1'h 1111' “untested to bring to the meeting nevi Mondai afternoon the (‘hristian 113n— draw 01 card given them a month ago. Mildred Jennings. tht1 thrceo‘cu1'8old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis M whr near several days ago. is doing nicely “in > The regular quarterly meeting of the local Barbers" Union was to have. been held last night. in the barber shop of Gustave l’itzcr. but as the attendance [was small. the session was adjourned until next Monday night. when a spec— ial meeting will be .held at Rolla Black‘s barber ship in Railroad ave- nue. At that time the quarterly busi- ness will be tr.ansucted John Reynoldn of Stamford. and hi: wife who resides in East Not walk on- gaged in a dispute yester'day over some 110E SHAD 15c 11) :trivial matter. and as a consequence Bl? CK SHAI);12¢ lb. Reynolds was arrested in Stamford by MULLET 10¢. 11). Captain George W. Gladstone. who BRIDGE STEAK (101) 1111-, 11) went them for him. on the charge of MARKI‘T COD. . .130 lb. assaulting his wife. Mrs. Reynolds HADDOCK. itic lb. claims that her husband struck her HALIBUT.' ‘l‘tic lb 'set'eral times. while on the other hand HERRING. lbs., 25c. he alleges that his wife. and another woman came at him with clubs and he was defending himself. ludge iosepb R. Taylor ordered the. prisoner to pay a fine of $7 and costs. The bill amount- ed to $20 but he paid. ' You can buy a 'l‘he Elmrntlorf Hotel. at. hello in»‘ If you want gootl'cuntly at llving‘ Lyon.- . The Central Labot Union will hold a ‘ meeting tomorrow night. in their hail . 1 Top Coat A Necessary T 09. i‘ ‘ ‘. 1‘.”...— . ‘out a top garment. M...— Now is the 111111111111 of the chilly 1'1'1111. lugs when your Winter overcoat iii a burden. and yet you dare not be with- Proenutlon (1011111111111, comfort. nano- ' tions and fanhion favors the Top Cont. Our new Hart, Schaffner & Marx Harry Smith’s ' Coat, $13.50. w .l'hand 11111 (ollat'——~sllk sleeve lining8- ‘ l ‘bullt 1111 that. broad. generous plan and Wu J: t ‘ycl H0 finely balanced that ther'cs Clothes ‘ 1.1111111» in 111'1-11‘1' ll1111./\ good tailor might duplicate this coat at twice the 1 price 1:: our-m u:I. gum. «I ‘1'-'11:, Cams mum‘s. Norwalk Store: south Norwalk store: ' Masonic Building. 14 South Main St. go to 49 Main St. Norwalk. ‘ Phone-144.4 11111.1 lttlrs For (lead Candy 1 5 at a reasonable Price Such exceptional values in Clothing. for Men and Boys-1 has never been heard of before and judging from our immense busineos of last week and ed- Mrs..1‘tnnie now moved from 82 W181 avenue to 15 Arch ntroet Mitt. Lena “1151.111 1111111 111111." 1d yester- tlay- hum Elizabeth street to lt‘alrllcld avenue Miss liatlle llrotherton i.8 ill will Nor walk pctl yesterday to Stamford George [11511111113 has moved from Water street to the llyucr cottage it liar bur av 11111111. Nor walk enttululnittg (leotge A.Sutnlni.81 daughter . of Huntington l. i. A new metal ceiling in being install 18] in the store in Wall 8't1'111'1t 011'11 pied bv (.i blolto. the fruit dealer. Hill tcry were moved-yesterday home. street Klbblu Milllllflltfllllllllg Company. Telephone Call 32-2; South Nprwalk Store. tmuomooommoooooooooo . ‘. 'Mill‘inery Opening for the Spring and Summer ‘0!" 1.902 -, Wednesday, April 211 A cordial invitation Is extended to my patrons and friends. Miss Agnes Fitéh,‘ 64 Wall Street. Narwalk.‘ F - - .11.“: 10.30. u 314:": 0‘2" 1:10 13.0 01:11.101311211214‘112101311.» 11' 3001:1001: 101.11.101.1001‘10000001 101.11 This grain business is turning ahead tiny after (lll._v~—- gaining st.oatliiy«~surclywalong the lines laid down for. its g111'111'111111111t~—tl1e‘best. grain. the. best norvicé. We want. the opportunity to show you the advantages of trading here. 0111' grain is very cheap at. the price. anti the price, in no higher than the poor grain price. ' BUY” 0111's THAT‘S CLEAN. MANUEL ‘ 2'. 11m ran. .‘.Wi::':::~. ' ’ ‘ ' ’ ‘ FINE PHOTOGRAPHS ‘ PLATINUM AR'I'tsrs' PROOF .. .. of warmer tout:1 with a rich velvety hating all the mutt of Steel Engrav surface The vetv perfection of Artist lag»; .and. absolutely Permanent. tic Portraiture. All Work is finished w1lh especmi care and fully guaranteed OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS JACKSON’ S STUDIO 53 WALL ST.. NORWALK Trolleys ones the door. f oommmoommnuo» ‘ Bogart. Irving Jennings. Samuel Dun— ‘ J. Bloomer. FISH i i i MARKET; l 00.90.”.0000 00 00000000. 1111113. PICKEREL, FLAT FISH. ovs- TERS AND‘CI.AMS. R.“ 1. c‘urotn WEST END‘ WASHINGTON smear BRlDGE ? Tel 108 . NICKEL That is wnrranted for one. year. for- 8510125. other styles to select from. at 11111111111 . ii"- The New Pocket Poco? Eastman Cameras wm. P. Beers BOOKSELLERt STAT IONER, ENGRAVER. i‘liiiii Cflliiliils $7 20 SI onwards \ I.‘ Camera Supplies of every description. . 1Q Water street. l'redct'itk8 . 8‘1:otleltl. of Holden art-1111111. . entered upon his new duties in tht1 tie - signing department of idle 1K1, ';l‘own11. Stamford today. Mr. \l‘hitney. out of the old Norwnllt and South Nor- walk ‘11l111111'1c light. plant. is visiting friends in town. Miss Alice O'Connell. ot‘ Burbank sheet. 1.8 employed fat 11 short tintt1 for .lti8opit liiuue of caning»: plat 11 Nor- walk. 11.81 bookkeeper and stenogrupher. The Shepherds of Bethlehem 1111-1-et ing hill 1'.-'1 tailed promptly at 7:30“)- night. Al'tct pivoting refrrtaiitncntn and entertain ment twirlinut ion from lit itlgcpotl 1 \pct' led A 11111.1.- tree was brought ltom lioyt & Sons n1u'8'cry. 111 New ‘nnnau to Norwalk. today" and 18111 1111 in front of lhct '11si1l1'11ceol‘ Manice DcFI l-.otkw11od in [1:11.81 Wall slrtet. to venture 11 tree blown (11111 11 some time ago St. Mary" .8 School defeated the King.- stun nine. of River .8t1'1111t. in n g'tbe of baseball. this motiting. in the old mill lot. The score was: :30 to l2. ‘l be but- terviorSt.Mnry'11 was Dragon anti Clean and lot the Mansion” (‘ahtll and \crlln. Schiller Station. 0 it M. held a legulur meeting 111‘ the tailor .8hop of l". Kocour. in North Main 8:11'eel. night. anti tr.11m-1ncted 1'outi11~1 1111811111881. been ill for some time is still confined to hit-1 home District Deputy Dr. Brothers. of New Haven, will come to South Norwalk to— night. for the purpose of installing the newly 1'let'lr1l officers: of the Norwulk Lodge of Elks. at the! 1111111111: 1'11 South Main street. An interesting time is ex- pected after the work. Dr. llrolhet's will deliver an atldrcs's \\ 111111111111 gtrungcr Lodge Sons of St. Geotge held a meeting last niuht and completed nirangcmenm to vi.8it Magda Charla ledge. or Bridgeport. this evening1 'i bot will take the 8:05 train joining a delegation it out Albion Lodge of Sta'mfotd who will also at tend. it is also 111111111 ted that a large. delegation 11t‘N111v Hutch members of the or'dct will go to Bridgeport this etching m~~ W . ' l . t ' ' l V lain Uilli K111111111" (Continued from First Puget. l11'-'.o\\ Miss Erma llibbit. .lli8.8' lt't'ne Dibble Minn Annie Estelle Smith. Miss Alice DeWitt of Wilton. Miss lennie Dibble. Mi.8.8' Helen A. Watmbutv. of Darlen. Miss ‘mma Lotkwood Miss Hill. of 'Dnnbury: Miss Bourne. of, Stamford: Miss Wake-man and Miss Carstesen. of Bridgeport: Miss it'ene liuvll'and. Misses. Grace and Florence lititnilnnd Me88'r.s Frank Van But-en. Geotge 1.. -\Vootlwatd.Cl1nries 1) Rogers Louis W 111101111111. ..l Cavanaugb G. F. Bearre. Jl'.. .la‘mes Comotoek. of Wil— ton: George E. Cur 8. Harold Fish and Willis ll Lvon. of Bridgenm'u Prof. A R. Russell. E. B Smith Spen— cor S. Adams. Rutherfotd B Keelcr. E. .l. Garvan. Ross Burchard. Herbert R. Smith. Fletcher Montgomery. Bert bar and Samuel Adams. of New York: Victor W. Ferris. and Captain Howard H. D. CARTER'S NEW POSITION. NEW YORK. April 2.—-—H. D. Carter. formerly freight and passenger agent. of the Adirondack division of the New York Central railroad. has been ap- pointed asnistunt general freight agent of the New York Central and West Shore roads. The position was former- ly held by George E. Terry. who re.- signed because of ill health. A. S. Gamble will succeed Mr. Carter. gen- eral freight and nascenger agent of the Adirondacks division. with head- quarters at Malone N. Y. - TRAIN DOWN EMBANKMENT. (33.01pm Artemes‘go toppled Over the embankment Express Messenger Corrigan and Mail Clerk Legato were badly injured. 82 Washington Street 80.- Nat-walk. WE CARRY A FULL‘ LINE OF PHOTO SUPPLIES. g 11111111411111 01111111101111. Puncrlptiou Druggiltn, yeuterdav grip. at her home in liar-bot avenue,‘ “ ’l‘lte fixtures belonging to the tic-111.8: recrutly held at th1' nrmorv Were 8hip- .1\||1-.n ilctle of Newtown avenue in ‘ ’l he ltouselngid goods of Alfred But: from his 10 Main street; to 40 Orchard Mi.88 lite-mic, Mills hu8 taken a posi- tion 11.8 steuogrnpber for the (l N Mc- oil formerly super-intend? 1118i - it 11 1111 stated that Paul llt'tg who has ‘ ‘ pccially Saturday the pebplo of The NOI‘WiillKH are not blow to find it out. There is 11. style and fit to our cloth? ing that the. ordinary ready made 1 clothing lackt-t. We want you to call. examine anti try on 11111111: of tile fashionable men‘s Suite and Top (loath that. We are. null- ing at “11.1111. 512.110, 1115.111) and 11111011.? You them measure for doulilcthew prices. l 1 cannot ha 1'11 made to 1’ l label from $15 11p. Willis H. Select, 48 and 50 Wall Street, NORWALK. , - 1‘ Silllll it Pilil 98 Washington Street, 50. NORWA'LK. - 0006091210 met i V 3 3 QUOOOOOOOOOOWOOOUM‘WOOOOO 04310131 At the Model Groce= POTATOES. It is true that we. like _ most everybody. have had some poor Potatoes of late. We are glad to say that now we have a new lot, right in every way. size. cooking quality and price. 30 cents peck. BRUSHES, ETC. Cleaning time will soon be here and We are provided with a new stock of Brushes. Scrub, Stove and Shoe. Nice goods that we can sell at low prices. Remember us when in want. Buckwheat weather is not gone Remember 3 lb. Package prep .11 cents. Also look to weigh out. JAMS. Call attention to the Map Leaf Jams, Quince, Strawberry, Red Raspberry. Plum, etc, and 15 1: ‘ts Jar. On Saturday we shall have Spin- ‘nach. Turnips. Cabbage, SWeet‘ Pota- toes, Nice Apples. Fresh Eggs 22 cents Dozen. Business Solicited. Lorenzo Dibble" YOU’ LL BE SURPRISED . AT THE COMFORT a pub of plumes. will attit'nd if 1otu' vision is any war defective. lleaduthe l‘ vent he bitn r11 11.1; of the print are 810nm of the iodine» tions of defective vision and 3lIOlllti he attended to AT ONCE. . . Scientific examination free and Proper (llnsses Ptoperly Adlusts 1 ed is what we guarantee. 0. B JACKSON, GRADUATE OPTlClAN 58 WAI L S'I‘REE 'i‘ noun-1.11.11. CONN. ‘ Health braced-Living. 4:1 961 Reader. Save the Label \1’4. Everu school pupil is anxieti ' to receive them. Every 0 ,, 10 counts for New Q Librarl‘ Books. ‘ " ' ‘ WE “AVE :11 enough to supply all your '11 .111t8 Building Material of «"er descrin .1111 Portland and Rosendaio Cements; Cannon anti Rockiand lime; Wall P is~ 1111: Fancy lliitk: Sewer Pipe; l"lucl Linings; File Place. Bath Room an Floor Tile. RAYMOND BROS. BUYING BOURBON WHiSKEY. (‘Hlt‘Al‘ 0. April ~-'l‘he Tribune‘s Louisville. Ky. correspondent says. ".luliuS Kessler. of Chicago..hns just purchased 10.01.11) barrels of Bourbon whiskey on the. local market increas- ing his holdings d1 united in Kentucky within the last few days to tilijltlli bur- role Mr liessicr says he is buying TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE SUI 'l‘H FRUUINGHAM. Mass.. 1'..il ‘-— \ t1 ncment block here owone by Charles and Berttam Cutler ‘ .18 plate \1'118 1111.8lt'oyed by fire etfrly 0.011 day earning :1 10.88 or $11,000. .i‘-l considered fortunate that all th mé bers of the nin11 families who the premises estHape'd as the‘ .0 -1 OWEN SOUND Qnt. April ‘.2.-_~A‘1n g‘eypress train on tho Canadian Paciflt Ernilwav jumped the 11.111111 yesterday and for hi8 own use. and that he is acting independently of the Kentucky Dislil lotion and warehouse company. His pre8tence here has caused dealers and distillers to advance the pi lLP of their holdings and the tumor has starlet! that Mr Kessler is ttving to corner the Bourbon goods He says he wants 713.000 barrels Local whiskey men say the goods. cannot be. found on this market. CARNEGIE STEEL TUBE MiLL. . 111111111110. A'piil tflhTh‘e steel tube mill planned by Andrew Carnegie. inst before the formation of the Unit.- ed States Steel emporation is to he built near Conneaut Harbor. Ohio. this year. This is the announcement. matte in a special to the Chronicle. The in- formation. it is said. came from Pitts. burg. and from a semi-official source. According to this report the original plans made by Mr. Carnegie have been changed. He projected a 312.000.0130 mill to employ about 30 000 men. The new plans will can for the. expendi- ture of 33:000000- to 36.001356111111010 and the miilo‘ will mploy 6,000 men. swept through the int lding with force. iii: BANKS OF FOREIGN REPREBEN TATlVES . V 1E. 'N..1 April 2—~Washlngto ‘ p.1ttl1r18 1'ec1ei1ed here today state department i8: in some don); it! to whethci to raise the miniéte Austernngttry at Washingtonb 1:. ions llegelmuller \on engeva the. United States minister to A1 Hungnit Robert C litt‘ormick. to rank of unibassadorp will be. on out as Mr. Hay had heard nothin the subject since Mr Hegelmuller llcngervat' 1; 0181 totuuun'ation. .on tit 811bicct. The Austrian government gurtla the matter as already sétt which meets in May is necessaryu it is terrain that it will be obta To the correspondent of the . ted Press the Austrian foreign- today renewad its expression . suro that. this important step ' taken and expressed hope a " that it will hate. good i'esuitsuln countries.
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