sneer not so}: i
, ‘ contemplating . ~
a trip abroad with a friend.’ ' .
W. RL‘XW‘itoiirlllf’ his last retained
I a western trip. ‘ ,,
"Manor. D. 1).. will re-
‘ ,lhern trip tomorrow,
Willie'Hi‘rSc/le’ck’ and: o. , _
dingthe day in New ‘
from an fQXtO
turn trom- his
Some four appl
Price are and
York City."
W
-- lmr‘hl!‘ tribe mints . will mots-[o , into
effect not I July i. lthull‘MDOItotl in
print in Hartford that the resignation
:toolt effectxliay 1. i'l‘hassalary. of
attics is blpbbayear. .Jndxe who
. resigns because» the duties of theof-
. dice take too muchatlme t
”he“: 131
‘dap , ,4 . ; .
CATARIH cANNOT ll OURID
wlth LOOALMPPLIOATIONB, as they
cannot .reaeb the. seat of the disease.
Ontarrh is a blood or conetltutip ai
disease.‘and inforder to curd‘lt‘.‘ ou
must tulle internal remedies.
ram his law.
leatlons have sires
. .been . received ,_ by State Fire Mar
Rusllnsfor the appointment otthe. f.
flce. Mr. Rusling said yesterday:
Miss Elizabethtfieere, of Bridgeport,
was a visitor in Norwalk, her former
home, yesterday. , , 1 i
/ lira: luau Flynn. of llrldgeport.,ls
the guest.“ Mrs. F. A. ’l‘olles. ‘of‘ 25
l . Germ 1’1
..
have nocdeoided on. whom toasppoint
v .lilB Judge . Banks' successor.
via. -. .. .
mimetic a , .
tarrh Cara brain a
. t was prescribed by
one of the. husl‘physiciwl in thisvobun-
try for y mvnmtan‘nsular pressrlp!
tlon. it s composed oi the best
acts directlyQ
surfaces. .Hlll‘l.
quack medicine.i
. There (is
plenty of time. The resignation does
raster) into effect untllJuly despite the;
reports that it takes effect May 1.
. 2W g,‘
WANTTO‘.H'ELROTMIHG."
WOmanisl Cldb;
Falrfleld-avenuew ‘
Mrs. James Shepard. of Stamford.
Pacific-Howl, L05
Angeies.v5waal., ‘Rc’lgievpd of a- Tumor by
Lydia E. ‘ Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound;~
“ Dean Mas. Pmmmu :wl‘suffercd four years ago with a tumor
in my womb, and the doctors declared {I must go to the hospital and um
dergo an operation,'which I dreadedverymuch and hesitated to submit.“
.. My husbandconsultéd, an be friend who had studied medicine,
although he washot a practising physician, and he said he believed,
that Lydia E. Plnkhnm’s Negotiable Uhmponnd would care
inc. That same day I‘tdok‘my first descendii kept it up faithfully
until twelve bottles had been "used? and not only did the tumor dis-
to petitions for rural
. ereiofore‘almost an!“
petition has been accepted.
r gunmen: paperadm'oattge
, its u she y e
- entertaining“ can bese-
root from the department, or
smbersotdo'ngrsss. .
k of the rural ffree delivery
' unto such proportions
, entries found unc-
sitnpllfy it as much as pos-
‘arge number- of petitions
. ’ tiy been lodged at incide-
'_ at from Connecticut.
1 sizes ppdshapes. cher
Norwalk 'yeiite‘rd‘a'y.
Miss GrapeviM.'8eymour. of West
street. is entertaining Miss
Starr. of Danbury.
nli‘riendl' from Danbury have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Daniels
of South-Main street.‘
Friends frhm New Haven stopped
ovenSunday‘ with. Miss May- Williams, .
of.«$outh Main street. .
Mrs; George Ford. of New York city.
is meanest of Mrs. Herman humor.
of West Washinaton street.
.Mlss‘ Mamieliicisaughlia. of Nor-
items of iNorwalitl interrupt From The
American Hatter. ‘
.Fredaarthol. a nephew. of Otto Bar-
thol, with whom he has been for some
years. [has been. made apartncr in ' the .
firm of A, A. Hodshondc 00., Ban
Norwalk. Conn.
The Espenscheid
Hat Cb. hasxbeen.
incorporated and has leased factory fu-
cllltles at South Norwalk. Conn. They
have opened a solearoorn at 13 W
"i had stomach trouble nihmy life,"
says Edward Mahler, proprietor of the
Union Bottling Works. Eric. Pa. “and
trlcdmll‘; kinds: ofvtrcmedlasuwent to
several doctors andspent considerable
money in trying to get a moment‘s
peace. ,ll‘lnally ‘I read of :Kodol Dye
.peosie Clare andhavehaentoltlosdt to
my great satistsction; impoverwtound
its equal for stomach trouble, and glad.
.ly recommend. .itrln. hope: that .1 may
.help other. . sufferers.” ,Kodol. Dyspep.
sia Cure curesmll stomach troubles.“
You don’t have to diet. Kodol Dyspep-
sia Gare digests what you eat.
IN THE 'co.u~rv.couars.
walk, spent Sunday outqher home in
Grassy Plain street, Bethel.,
“Proprietorm‘nd Mrs. James A. Barry.
ofthediotel Clifford, are stopping in
New York for'aifewdays. ‘
Harry G. Davis. of West Main street.
Nor‘walk.- retumed. last evening. from
a business trlti to New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. ’S. C. Palmer and
daughter Mary. are in Washington. D.
0.. enjoying a week’s vacation.
James Powers. clitowoyton. employ.
ed in the Bridge fish market. spent
Sunday with his uncle in Pound Ridge.
A. .0. Bauer, of Unadllla. .0stcso.
countypN. Y., is in South Norwallrnnd
will remain a couple at
tel Hamilton. ,
. choy E. Wheeler, of the arm of
Bulkley d: Wheeler, has returned from
his‘ti-lp to Oyster‘Bay. L. l.. where he.
purchased a new automobile. .
A Bias'cip. the ; formerixcnlai mam
user of the Telltale-"relevant: Cour
pany's office in South Norwalk,‘goea
to hisnew position as manager of one
of the company's unless in
no the same thins. u. til
i: felt compelled‘to i‘ sue
It will expedite
,lylnlace. ,The,-oiiiees.,of the company
are Charles C. Q‘cttle. president. and
ray. secretary and tress-g ‘
appear, but my general health was very much improved and Ihad
not felt so well since ‘I was a young woman.
4‘ As I have suffered no relapse since, and as i took no other med-
icine, I am sure that your Compound restored my health and i believe
interim)" litef‘v-EWS»D. Knees». '
. taboo Forward:
' . _. th ho .
‘I or as above. e usual or
to. handle. .
393m: litres. delivery
4 t i ollluinls .sald
ésuite a. little behind in
be. appropriation for the
Edwin C. (lodl
1,7le, .hutters of South Norwalk.
(loamuhavc beenhoidlng a very sue:
cclssful fair“ which closed on
nl'ghtof‘ the liltll.
. Hoyt. Wolihausen & Co... of Danhury.
Cdan..hnve been incorporated as The
Hoyt. We’lthausenCo" the incorpora-
tors being HAW. Hoyt, J. H. Wolthnus-
on and M. Messenger.
thousea dildo-Tot South Norwalkmfive
been incorporated as The Woithapsen
.HaL Company. girlie incorporators are
R. Benton and W.
WRJSJM GENUINE.
When womennre troubled with irregular, suppressed or painful
" displacement or ulceration of; the,
ation of the ovariasyhackncbe.
\ lgestioiu and nervous pros.
suchsymnmmaasdminess. innituesedessitude. ,
ashmslenthczlr, fall-v!
‘ s. and hepeless
yonneed the best.
m can an
Town of Stratl‘ord.~
changes have. been made in the lur-
ors drawndrem .‘Brldgeport. John H.
Colgan and Richard A. Clancy have
been drawn instead of Edward C.
Smith andACarl 'i‘ldemann as
oil Saturday. . . . .
'ro CURE A.C,0Lp iN .ON,E.D.AV ’ "
Take Laxative Bronco-Quinlan .Tabiets.
. .All drunlsta refuudnthenmoney if it;
fails lowlife. EN?
3 Is on each ban
{mates are «out
escape granted .now
u the new appnoprl.
menstruation; weakness, leucorrh
* womb. tlfit'bearingdown feelm
bloatinuorltlatuienee general
.taatiohrorarehesco .
ill . irrh ,
, uld encumber
illusory... viewer.
lo as .aux one for
“lie 5“ they 11rd
F. Wolthausen, is.
emcee
m
weeks at ‘ Ho-
tratlon in the March Am-‘
erlcan Hatter‘in The Crofut a Knapp
Co'. advertisements“ to sleightofrhand
man .taldng greenbacka out of anorby
. . hat . .woa Jan .obiectulesaon. The quote:
. tion. wi-‘You can’t» takedoliars date! it,
l)erhy‘~.iiI the-right muff hun'taone in-
.to “(inclement .laast. than unless: ydhr
hats areirnade of good stochayou are
sell the same man a
m
...and the indigo
e‘wlll._b6. ask?
eh today/us fol-
.1 . Jun-A. u"
(.l ’ I
* a
.y,.,Y°“.n¢°d, a cheerfulqfire in your grate on chilly Spring .
,dsys afterlyour furnace is‘out of commission. Our bright-‘7
.l‘larne Canhcl fills pills Want. You will require such a small
amount‘tli‘at'it will not be found expensive, and there’s so :
much comfort in it that you will be glad you’re living.
,We will honor your-orders for any quantity. small or
pretty. sure not. to
.“~Mrs. 0.;Walter Aiken, ot.Wilton are.
nu‘e, Norwalk, returned last. evening.
from a vlsit with relatives in Newark. ?
N. J. She was accompanied by .her
niece.,Miaa Jean Park. who will be
her guest for is short time.
Allen R. Barnum is spending a few .
days with his sister. Mrs. C. A. Tuck-
er. of main street. Norwalk, on hiu‘
way home to Bethe] from Philadel: .
phla. Mr. Barnum has completed a
,.:A. new .hatmanufacturing concern is
. located innsouthmorwalk. Conn. and
promises tauhecome adeclded acquisi-
tion. :.to the. .lndustrlea .of .that. halting
center. "The ldspeucheld; Hat Company.
.who uncanny itfllndva‘ certificate of in
corporation. with the Secretary of,
State offiConnectlcut with». capltaiot-
55,000. and who have been? doing a
prosperous business. in Newark. N. J..
for several years under the style of
7 renhwititfi'hatfgmil,ot‘ginrt-
"m. g, r 1.13.)?! outs.
1' haploid of Norwich, sly
it filCK.14EoVE- .
tJWnliace Brenton. of the
(pa, formorly of Mlddletown.
landanL Mont. Broatch
The superior court opened today at
The trlalrof the case
of the South Norwalk City National
llank vs. .William Hindleywas resume:
at . l p
The Court of Common Pleas. Judge
Curtis. began adury termthls .morn-
log. The .trial .llst.contnlns . three cast
es. the first being Patrick
known, combined with the best
purifiers. acting directly on the m
trounced»: Tucson-fact combination of
dents in. what..rrodrces
ul‘ .resuus m "'ctlrlngr On-
» tarrho -8ead.fomtoatimonials tree.
a. J. CHENEh,n.CQ.. whistle. 0.
Sold by drughists. price the.
Hall's Family Pills are
‘ such wonder
Ellie. Book . 4-};0l he I
' ‘ 'PleSidén‘lh’" ”
, 319°!le dries ijl. aroavsnor,
'20 yearsgnem yet ‘ of Congress.
nounccd the most. sumptuous and malt-
nlilcently beautiful book ever issued
a ted states; :Gontalns 27
ge’jllhotogravur‘e - Por-
traits,‘ reprdd cod, froriith‘a hestphlnt.
lass In the White House, th’é’Cdngi-csa-
tonal Library, the Capitol Bull {its and
Kennedy vs}
. Grave’s sitaaturs;
OVER THE‘IURNING SANDS. ,
, Pyramid 'l‘cmple.Nohles ofthe hiya.
tic ,Shrlae. Bridgeport. willlead a
. large class of novices over the burn-J
lag sands cat. the local! templedonight:
The gathering will be entertained hy'
. Sphinx Band. of Hartford. the on
band in , the world composed .entlrel
. of shrincrs. Pyramid Templewlll, on
this occasion. entertain illustrious no-
bles from Providence. New York. Hart-
Springfield and surrounding”- '
Potentate Fred Whipple.‘ of
Bridgeport. has made every effort to,
make the coming meeting the banner
One in Shriner circles.
SHOT IN HIS LEFT,LEG.
large—a bushel or a ton.
John H F orris.
lorries/Street.
very successful year at the Phllsdel- '
phia Dental College.
Harold Wilson.,of Elmvstreet. Nari
walk, .expeotato start about the first
of June for North Dakota. where he 1:-
_ will spend six months or more with
relatives. Mr.
work lately. has notheen in the host
of health and .the change no doubt
will be beneficial.
Colonel Samuel Daskam. of Nor-
walk’. left ‘tbls.moraln'g.for Washing- .«
ton. D. 0.. where he will be one of the.
dolesateafmm Connecticut to the Nat-
1._,l\i. Espencheid & Co. have taken
arlcas‘e' of (portion of the factory in
.Day street, formerly occupied by Ray.
mond it Comatock. and at p
ed by.Hoyt.'&.Wolthausen.
7' electric sores.
clued three months' .siolt.
pa mission. togrvlsit hills
‘ hoaserved in“ the Philip-
. ’ j‘eape'cted in‘
ewtd‘ayagafter which». he. will
‘ ativ‘esiln .Middletown.
so pronounced“.
ommommlttec on naval af-
eported the naval appropria-
ootuing year. Thegbill
‘ .nppnopr a on o . 4L~
sol stations ,at New Lon-
, South Norwalk. Conn.
The Orioles to Play John Kane's Team, i ‘ H u l
.i" Hamiltoa Avenue Friday.
The Orioles. of South Norwalk.,nre.
to play John Kane’s team on the Ham-
ilton avenue diamond. Friday after-
noon. Wlllle Lemongelli, will
. ler, English. Ind.
krill“ a piece
oda thetslze of a
time the Metropolitan National Bank. walnut with n tnblespoonful of kitchen-
‘ciut’inco.ssu‘xs‘ro’weaoe. coercion dirty spun
CHICAGO; . Aprllwdsmwln M shorhtofmrdf-nary'wnshim s
For all kinds of acres, burns, nruls;
. es. or other'wounds Dchtt’s Witch
‘ ; Hazel salve is a sure on e. Skin diseas-
es yield ,to it at once.
Never falls ‘ln‘
cases of piles.
Cooling and healing.
, None genuine but DeWittfs.,Beware;of
“l suffered for many
years from a sore caused by axon shot
' wound in my lefties." says A. S. Fui»
“it would not heal
and gave me much trouble. 1 used all
kinds of remedies to no purpose until-i
i trieereWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. A.
few boxes completely cured me.”
JONES in new Haven.
coal-Convention of theSons of the
American Revolution.
lion begins tomorrow and will
three days. .‘lt will beavery bis af-
fair. and promises to be a most enjoya-
bleioccnalou tordeisgatce.
meaam‘ ,oaraarso arses-r.
Another Score in Pool Tournament to
Credit of Putnam Hoes Co.
. John Merritt, of Putnam Hose Como
pany.’easlly defeated Edward Street.
sf theiNorwalkrFlre Police. in the pool
:ouraament some abetween the Puts
and. the police. played at Norwalk last
vulxht.‘ . Merritt took .thevlead .at the
start and. increased. that nearly every
frame . The score was 100 to 50. .i. P.
Boxardus refereed . and «Samuel Brun-
W‘Icoradr. xit‘he game. by frames,
.imints and switches;
only amount affect; for thes‘Orloles.‘ andVJohn Kane will
‘ « ~ act in atsimllar capacity for his team.
The “rigors; of South Norwnllr. do;
footed thedflorwalltvliustlers. Sunday‘
afternoon.~h'. a score :of :M to 11. The
eyed in Raymond’sllot ln-
ol’ Chit! City, will be: méfgédi'Wlm the feeli'in‘n‘haain'and'pour on it boiling
First National and yesterday the chic ’ water. .
lots of the Metropolitan National dl-bnrlxturcfor some time and then rinse
.vlded. ”5.000 iamong .lts employees. gin cold water. when it will be found
are guts mused from 35.000 to them be perfectly clean.
cashier down to$50 to the messenger
The conven-
Let, the sponge stand in the
recommends that one but-
‘ fit in ,.a.goyernment na-
ls wtlifioe an..e.xperlment
watched \vrlth consider?
The ; ,iabon uiiiops
country have p‘ctition-
.illiyc somefof the‘ war-
thLDS A SHARP AX. ,
Mllllona’marve’l 'at the multitude of
_ ,maladles out off by Dr. King’s New.
“Two years use. as a result 01' a 88-; [Ate Pills—the rnost distressing too.
Dr. ‘ Stomachrldver and «130ch troubles.
0' ‘- Dyspepslu;_laoss of Appetite, Jaundicc,
Ty : Billousn‘ess, Fever, Malaria. all fall be»
i fore these wonder workers. 25c o'er.
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBAM.
"The New Yorke followed up their
_ victoryof Saturday by’trlumphlng over
Brooklyn. . ln~ the .thlrd game of the
intenborough series at; Washington
"Pitl'lt, Brooklyn. yesterday. j '
acorejof 9 to 3, @11er Yorke put
.up ensued fast game...g~{d‘heg.victory
, gthehlew Yorke from sixth to
fourth phncemg; ' ' ‘
. :‘Nslsrlteyis' Mldn
and j seventh ‘ innings caused Boston'a‘
defeat yesterday by the Philadelphlaa.
He gave‘ slx‘ bases on balls in these"
" innings which.th
“ A oocron's sao PLlGHT.
vcre cold, that my. voice," writes
M. L. Scarbrough, of Hebron, Ohl
,“thenheganuan obstinate cough. Eve
remedy known to me as. a practici‘ .
physician for 35 years. failed, and' -l a, Baxter's drug store.
Being'urgcd to try _ _ . , .,
Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con-g "Ne-hirer talk about a man behind his
sumptlon. Coughs and Colds. i found 1; back." said Uncle Eben.
quick relief. andforlast ten days. have
,felt better than for two years." Posi-
tively guaranteed afor. Throat and
by Eli. Baxter. duo
posed for his all
daily grew WOW.
888 in dire fourth,
.téifip‘yearternooma .
. of theft oieomarxarlne
ting the “House amend-
;‘troublecarrlers‘ get through wlf what
{you said it's gwlnter sound a heap wuss _
you, had told it to his fece’l— .‘
loatheifour runs
Delbert -' R. Jones, a former lieuten-
ant in the-Forty-third no meat. I]. s.
A., has arrived in Now,
his wife. who was~forrneriy employed
by the Southern New England Telew
phone, Company. Jones was recently.
court-mortified at Manila for alleged-
fra‘uds and'was convicted and septic
prison at~Fort Learenwoflhslfan. vHe»
secured his relense'on habeas corpus,
proceedings-and is now? out on bonds.
His sentence of No years was im-
ed connection with
the Manila hemp fraud; doses wash
1 Merlden when he enlisted;
CUR-EVRQR VDYBFEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin man. i’;
aven to Join
‘7 i
.‘ hire “strait
l~trledoymth
as to president
people" did not
‘scored births Filling Malarkey and , «and ”’81.. :fljrlalbotties tree ‘ ‘
- A. J. ouhrumos coumrrow.‘
- . j .l couldiheurof
Moran constituted the battery fonthe
up {took an
.. .7... unscheduled
Mrs. captain 'H.'_Hubuaro. or Mil“
whatnoml has ms
zilla'n .mlmgimmgé so
utilaottlennrhd “roe complair'aly."
Bostons and liners and Doolnafor Ph..a-_ BALTIMORE April 29 9:30 a. m.— ;
" ' . ‘ ’ Congressman-Cummings condition ls
unchanged this morning. .
~. ford, not, says; "Brazilian Balm any: .
led myboi‘s-ltfe‘.g nexbeganjnst like, a“
,. memmmnhhm ,
m a few doses. He quickly dropped
. ‘ :anan orients. ego
‘ it» is: i j . J _
is but. ammonium”. a,
, ., Z . .‘ii'l...
, AUSTRMN CRUISER SAILS.
Plttsburg ............ 7
Chicago ................. 6
Philadelphia ............. ,6 .
vNewf‘YOrk
Brooklyn
rue Menswear was. in acute
As well as the handsomest,-and oth- p- a
are are invited tb call on anydnrggist _: .
and get free aitrial‘ bottle rat-Kemp's;
balsam for. the 'i'hroatandfl,Lungs,-a gum warm on
remedy that is guaranteed to cure and g
srsliere all (throttle and Acuteléoonglim
Asthmasnronchltis'and Consumption; worm [never suspected you were an'
to slaenpé’agglwa: sills-i hr in the mornf
s-"_ ,, .e ‘y '
.‘. L ‘ .‘
u—{r——-——-—-——-—.. '
“That's the time! got you." cried
the hook oaths trout bit.
“Gracious,” exclaimed the poortmut. Lo d
“You looked like such an obtuse nhgle
, . $.50 ‘
,i‘a'i‘hls evening Richard G. Raymond,
0 and Howard Worden are
play at Nonwslk.
, is triads with
in: neuritis
copies:- .wlllnn
1 in holding ‘
W e . an
ca-aaaayvvbccra"
NEW HAVEN. April: 9.-—_The Aus-
trian cruiser Sslgetvar whichhas been
at‘the mouth of the harborhere for‘
three days weighed anchor yesterday
.and continued her trip, eastward. il'ho‘
she a brief stop. at New?
I M _‘
NEGLECT MEANS DANGER.
. .MATTEBBJN .BANKRUPTGV.
'i'hedir‘stE'meetlng ofgthe‘ creditors of
khardt. or :1“?th
ter- a‘ heated. discussion _
. iative ecok‘TwAre you:
the. mattress or this house, i should 3:.
6%; / .ro-zfientiyflyoaudo. pews.
.u a “ *
‘ ‘ . c resuc. cases. J“ B
vilkeAO-MQWI’: ;,l'hla signature
‘ Cook—imp. ms
'amL't “ain't but—#-
Don't neglect blilousness and consti-
. potion. flour health .willv
the Coreorefn Art Gallery.“ ”or cable:-
lns Department of ., Autograph
Letters, shoviirig“an 'dutoghaph’ letter
of each President of the United Sthtes,
rtment of Armoriaiaearinss
and Genealogical Notes...«"rherre two
,eatures have never. before
a any, book ever" issued; " ,
Both PresideDtMuKlnley and Presi-
dent Roosevelt‘posed specially in the
.White. once tortbeir portraits to he
used on r. codex
This.“ theater , , ,
ferredonrsb‘y pub catlopeyer issued
" in this‘count‘ur. 9 his Workireileets
creditupon’ the Nation. 'Evcry-patrlo— .
tic American citizen ,.wlll, buy it.
Sells at *“fsishtl " soon greetings -
being rumade“ by _.men[ and ,‘ women
, "r'i’ortunes “ will .
madden this publication within the
next threeiy'ears.""-~Hl¢h cinnamon and
women, employed on compulsion or
part salary and ptrtcomniission. $1.-
. realest] year-l ,- Also. Msnaser
, .' lllce'at‘rliome or
in homegtown‘. ';to'}have charge or ag-
ents and correspondences] look, after
the advertising" and other. 3 work.
rusfand circulars. f Ad~
TINENTAL PREQS.
Corcoran ‘Bulldi
. , secures: nic-
.,. - ,y shrine
” e e a new“:
announcs;
4.:
Write further
» :‘Areryon :insured lava strong
company that is “‘conlla
' .Ws your policycorrectly {ma
ten by an experienced agency?
The experlenceof a quarter of a
century is at-yoar novice.
“Mad-Mill?!”
, . Witt! thrombotic ,
unnamed-uno- 36' insertions.
be about the only
bought .withoutcmwd .io: quality.
Vii-hers: m not men:
68 11$th m
. . on ere .andoub
peritoneum »
merchandise.
are ”awaiting?!” m
_ , are aware you
must: Better “to “know saw
fit .tfle.fllt¢~;- Dummies! ”If"
£13: spbieet have fitted
Have youscan
» . or
suitor per’
'8
. .8338! “r-
“gimmdmthe
yin energy bcxrof
Mistressl “ (triumphantly) —- Then
when” am . ,
. flomtéhlkyfiketw [dime-r. “
insoles. ‘
denture...” maladies: #3“!
W‘ m... ’msnteso «$3:
es.
most
.1 overtook. ,Ne’ve
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