5.000 Given Away ii
A chance with everv pair of
QUOen Quality Shoes.
. - Sole Agent,
I I
' apple with the teeth.
. two feet long.
, play with firm
9“ Washington Street
r. n. Lraiv at ca,
' South Norwalk. Conn.
li Halloween
Mystic SpellM
‘1‘ Stine this iii Divination llIIII lildIIn
Familiar Tricks llelIIttItl
llu Which The Faltlll l’oulhslluti
. Maidens lire lleridrll
Friday. October 31. will be the
.witching hour of All Halloween again.
when youths and maidens mny test fu-
ture fate and fortune.
The mysterious rites and ceremonI
ice are the old. familiar ones. which
never lose their charm. the oldest
trick of all perhaps. is bobbing for up-
ples, which nlwnys crents plenty of
merriment. in II lIasln or tub of wat-
er a number of rosy-clicckcIl apples are
placed. some having the stems left on.
to assist in their Inpturc.
'Ilt may seem cum enough to secure
a prize. but it is reallI IIIttheI n IlIuI-
cult matter to catch II round. slippery
if one does not
succeed. after three attempts, Spinner-
hood or bachelor-hood is tissurcd with-
out a shadow of doubt. The gamc
creates nil manner of run and laughter.
as one after the other of the purty
emerges dripping. if not triumphant.
from the contcst.
The apple and candle name Is an-
other favorite sport. From the coil-
ing n. strong cord is suspended and u
is tied to the center of a stick nhout
To one end of this
stick an apple is fastened; to the othc.
end a lighted candle. The string In
set in motion. nnd contestants try to
catch the apple with their teeth: to
catch the lighted cnndle instead isn‘t
as funny as it might be: indeed as it is
not altogether plensunt or even safe to
Iustcnd of the candle.
,a bag of some thin mntcrini. titled with
nu,
flour. may be substituted. When the
person trying to snatch the troll Is
struck in the idea with Mic bug. and
covered with flour instead of glory. ll
only adds to the fun. which grows first
and furious.
Here. too. three attempts to much
the fruit, with failure each time, is It
fatal blow to all hopes of n spccdy mar-
riage.
Of course. no maiden will neglect
the duty of looking into her mItror III
a half-darkened room let her mum
long and patiently. it‘ need he.
cometh not.“ sllc says; "lint unit it
little." “He," the hero of her dreams.
will presently appear. perhnps In
er name for the festival.
l
l t'nitllt‘ul'
Three nuts
are placed on the grate before the op-
en tire and named by the person test-
ing into and foltune.
if the nut jumps off. that lover is no-
it the nttt blazes and burns.
n0 does his love; if the nut named ni-
ter the girl and her imer burns until
consumed. the wedding gown may as
. well be ordered at. once
”be;
To nSI-ertnln the occupation of
one s future husband. hold u door- ltcy
one linnd; with thc other, pour
melted lead from on iron spoon
‘ through the bundle of the key into a
pan of cold water. if tbc fanciful
shape formed looks like It brush. the
nvorI-d one in an artist; if n gun. a
soldier; if it ship, a sailor: if a book. It
professional man; if the lead t‘orms
only drops, there will either be no fllI
llli'f‘ husband. or he will have no occu-
pation. The Iioubt- lingering about
this solution may add to the intorst.
Refreshments for on All Halloween
party must include n ring cukc. A
plain gold ring is put in the cake when
it in mode. and the one who has the
luck to get it is a happy mortal iii-
(lend. with marriage and a plain gold
ring in his or her immediate future.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
l. (1. Hamilton is in ("lnton Mass.
today attending the funeral of a fricnd.
a:
Miss Marguerite Tammany. of Mon-
roe street. is visiting relatives in New
Haven.
James UOWll. of l'nlon l‘ltlce. Nor-
IIIalk. has necurrd a position its paint-
er in the employ of Herman Smith. of
Norwnlh
Prof. W. T. .lessc's cont-crt orches-
tru hits been engaged to play at the
dnnce to be given by Washington
Camp. l‘ 0. S. of .~\.. on November ii.
A liltilrond avenue gentleman is illlI
thority for the stutcmenl than. eleven
cars of cool. a good deal of it nnlhru»
cite. passed through South Norwnlk.
yesterday. on its II in cost.
_. Second annual Bull and Entertain»
Inent. Norwnlk Lodge. .\‘o. 'I‘Ilil ll. PI
0. Elks, Monday ereuic. XIII ;. Ariou
linll,
Mrs. Morris RIIlIIII‘H, of Mount \'III'
non. N. \'.. who torrtterly resided IIII
Spring street. was in South Norwnlk.
yesterday. culling on tritnds, Mrs
Roberts was serlounly lll m-niiy all of
Ilnst spring. and reports III-IrtI about to
the effect that she WilS dead.
The Town lionrti of School \‘lblltll‘>
will meet tomorrow morning. at the
Iol‘llI-e of .l ll. l.II\\'IeIIIIII Til the lnzzIIr»
illlt't‘ building. South Mum >trIIIt. II
lllls.‘ IIII I‘vquisitums illlil bills of tlII
past month The llonrd llll‘“lr~ regular»
l) tlII S‘tUllil llllil fourth Sniurduys of
somewhat gtmsm form peeping m-m-I ‘\tt|\‘ mouth. zit ill o‘clock. in Mr. Law-
hor shoulder Rut suppose he renllI
nnd trulr conteth not: “but then"
her doom sealed for good and nil ’
Oh. no not at nil:
limbs ull mnv go Ix ell.
Holding a lighted II.unIllc the dnmscl llllllilh‘s
slowly makes her no) downstairs
backward. nor looks bchind: It‘ bcrI
candle is extinguished. it is by the
breath of her cavalier. and the time or
the marriage is there and then decided
upon—~50 rash is youth?
A lighted candle pluys a pan in all
other trick. which is apt to he more:
The (‘flllI i
die is placed upon u tnble in full I'IIIwi
who I
amusing tltun sentimcutni.
of everyone; the timid or mun
would [out lute is blindfolded. ttIruIIl
lSI
there in still an Iliul _
other trick or two left, froth II hII h it moi of Motor t'
in tho doing she. receive no brokcnl
rent II .~' Iiilit c
l (Icnclnl llusslll Flor-l is in llrtduc-
this afternoon IIltIIIIdiIII: the fun»
ll. Blillirl.‘ l. of the
'i'II'cnty-thlrd infantry. rchIltlt‘ nrmy.
\I ho died on his III-turn from the Phil-
Major ilonIstIel was born in
iliridgepolt nnd his [other now rcsidns
thire the Bridgeport battalion of
the Fourth Regiment will act n5 IN-
l‘fli’l and A number of regular army ot-
fiiors will be prcncnt. in addition to
(ltncrul Frost and members of his
. staff.
TO CONFER THIRD DEGREE.
District lb-IIIII' lIIlitI lIZ l.\dd_\. o:
liI‘iIlui-port. “'llll I'l large delegation oi
Knights of Columbus: II'Ill come to
around three mum. and set rm. miVorunik Monday night and cooler the
Beak thII candle and blow out the light.
if possible. The candle is
found. turd even if the table is leached.
‘il l8 diillcult to blow in such u direction
as to extinguish the home. The cler-
er person who in successful is certnin
«absolutely ccrtninwto become engag-
ctl before the cud oi the year.
0! courac. nutu urc always in run
ulnltloanutcrnrk Night being nuoth
IIIIIIIIIILIPIIIIIII
RIAD THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
UP TO DATE ENCYCLOPEDIA.
“vault!“ it! THE. SET.
CALL AT
J. MAGNER’S.
Dam mun 812.80. nonwrtmt
Builder
andmlgggler.
‘ Four 00 Carts
Baht Carriages
CLOSE OUT
.1 u .tll {III
A AND GET THE LATEST AND MOST iwituesn
l? I
lllIlrd drum on lI :tIIInlbcrs tor (‘zItlIo
nI-lIiIImI IliI 1‘ Mon 0 IIIMnIii
i WHERE BOTTLE WAS BOUGHT.
l
Min Emma Miller Testifies in Moiin
cux Murder Trial
5 NE“ \llillx’ OIIIIlIIIr Sh-‘l‘lic Mul-
éIiIII nux trlIIl IIpIIIed promptly loony
luducl umbetl helm: iii hie Rent No
minute» below to ‘ltl and having in
GI!" l'l“_\i|"~ A his: IrIIuIl
:IlIlIIflI IIIIInIn throngctl the corridors
:IIIIi Iourt morn t‘bnrleva 1‘. Hughes
II! the Kulckcrlmckcr (‘lltb testified
ithnt (‘orulsh lIIIIi Innde entire month
tour: remarks IIlIIIIIt Mollncntix, which
repented tII Mollnenuv
il‘hurgen were niuilc nxnimt (‘ornlnlL
but they new not sustntumi Emma
Miller. the clerk in the Hat: timernl
:ctnrc. Newark. “here the MlY‘l‘ built-I
holder was bunnht. was rolled to the
aloud and ,‘thl‘il
i "I think Inn had bcttrr mutt hack
on Monday.“ MI; Osborne mild lie
Isoon Its “in \llliIIr had tnhrn her "at
‘3“Why.“ demanded cl: G In ernor “luck
land 'nIl'IsII" united the court, pinion! at
“he untrue time.
I "it It: nearly three mo: store i N1“
‘ero Millrr.“ Mr. Oslmmr rcplit‘d.
fund l dcslrc to in": over bcr tutt-
lumpy with her before nonunion her."
. “Examine the ‘I‘llnms now." ruled
Lthe court.
. Minn Mlllnr Mid .«he mid the bottle
holder submitted to her but doubted
whom one will it. She ndmlttcd that
:m: doling before she would give hot
iIteotlmmlr
Nun Hitler Mild. replying to cit-(lor-
Itmmr niacin that she remembered mil-
!” the home holder in attention on
Dumber 21 um She told it to II
In: with my eyes and a sandy hard
not the nu
“or 03mm»: um: m
tum It. Dam. ammo tho:
W” mat on a
“th at m
. III-din um Micro new?!
hem.msiniy II
“Inc
gli‘ she could rmnlxe the person to
finite lino demanded one hundred and
859 out quite sure that Nollnonu: In:
the our IIIII'IIIIII can store.
(A. Israel, Proprietor.)
Children’s Raglans.
$2.75 and $5.00.
The colors; are the desirable
shades of gray, and the garment
is patterned very stylishly.
Tire trimmings are of good
quality velvet and the tailoringl
in very satisfactory, assuring a
’ long lived coat.
Sizes 8 to H years.
68 Washington St. South llouIIIlil
itcd ftom her by the defense. Iliiaiict“
Lambert held that the prosecution
might show that Miss Miller had not
always becn certain about ltcr ubillty
to say that the defendant was not the
man who bought the holder.
Mr. Osbornc ilSkt‘tl witness il' sht-
had not duly recorded that she might
have bern able to identify the pur-
chnscr two days after the Dill'i'htlltit“
was mode, but thnt she had been so
upset by the newspapers notoriety.
that Idle could not remember IInytihng.
Miss Miller said it was practically
correct.
JOURNEYMEN TAILORS‘ UNION.
Officers installed by state Organizer
Joseph Cornell.
Norwnlk Branch. No. 3455 of the
.iourneymen 'l‘nllors‘ l‘nion. at its
meeting held 'l‘ucsdnv night in (‘entrnl
Labor l'nion hall in South Main street.
had the following officers. instnlled:
President«Joseph .lnrtncr.
l-‘innncial secretaries. lI’uncc.
Corresponding secretnIIyml-‘rnnz Ko-
cour.
Treasurer-John Norark.
Worden—Front. Kurnn.
The officers were installed by State
Organized .loseph Cornell. of South
Norwnlk. The charter has now only-
ed and the membership is rnoidli‘ in.
creasing. The l'nlon has voted to
rent rooms in Central Labor 'l'uion
Hull. where they will hold meeting.s
the second and fourth Tucsdnrn of
each month.
RETAlL CLERKS HOLD MEETING.
Tho Retail (‘lerlts of the Norwalks
held their first meetint: in the now
Central Labor l.'nion Hall in South
Mnin ell'cIIt lust night. The meetinz
was well attended and those present
very enthusiastic. in the absence of
President l-‘redcrick B hlnlkln First
Vitel’rcsidcnt Edward A Benedict oc-
cupied the president's chair and con
ducted the meeting. Four new menr
bets \I‘I‘II‘I- I‘IIIIIIiIIIIl and two IlclIIIzztlcs
from the l’niIIId linrmI-nt \‘l‘rquI-rs
l'nlon were present and cxplniniui ll!"
nims of their orennlmllon :Ind llll’l-\
dentnlly disposed of several chances
for their handsome Morris chair. which
they intend to give nuns" soon.
—-8. P. O. ELKS' BALL.
Al‘lOll Hull. Nov .‘lIl Don't forget it
Tun-v lN wnLt <7REFT
WALL STREET to in :I III ~——l’rict
changes ut the opening IiIIi not vary
more thun ll smull lrazctton. but lhr
tone was Ilrxidetily steady. Houdini:
Baltimore and Ohio. and Toledo. St.
l.I‘I.\Ii.~ and \‘I'IIstcrn slt‘lcks were promI
IIItInl in lbw Ilealincs. but operations
otherwwu wry» unitnpirtant.
WALL STREET. ii a. m - Purchas-
es of Colorado Fuel were on II Inodrt—
ntc-ly lnrgc sIIIIl-I and its IIIiI'ItIIIIt~ IIi
IIInriy three points. 38. held :I
ItrI‘nglhenlm: IItYI-IIt on ti.c :ziItiI'I list
.II’IneriIlly The demand at other points
however. was small. but St. Paul. l r
ion Pacific. Southern Pacific. MlsIIuri
Pacific and Reading stocks. while only
fractional lntter. were r-‘laliveiy firm—
IIt thntt IIIlII'Ir lend-«h. international
Pitt-er nIlI'I'IIIIIIIl two points, and inchI
;i\\':ll‘.llil 2, wind ill” 8? Mist-Ill] and
Grand island sin: in lost 2 fit '1‘:
\\'.-\l.l. STREET, l p In» The sun it
III-her um Inntionicss for long inter
\’lll.~ but wzhil littiI mulling ill-Tr W‘Ils
wn IlIIIII nt lIialIIr Nb 5 liaiunwrc
:tnIi Obit I t oiIIInIiII i- III] and the RIIaIlI
Inga led. the lust outnvd elm-it» iIIII
proving on the :InnoIIIIIIIIInIIII that tip
property bud increased its price tm
I‘tlltl nt tin mine:
TODAY'8 QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private with or maples:
& Goldschmldt. commission brokers
Swarm & Cornell's block. South Nor
'II‘
walk:
Open Hitch Low l flit
\mnl t‘IIppIIr. Illa-II 'TII'I MIMI 647..
Mn. l‘ & P 35 3.31.. 37-h. 3.3%.
.lm. (‘ & P N. 92 3'2 93 92
American ice IIMII lit-“II. loft, 103‘.
\l‘llf‘l‘. Loco. fli 2H,. thl’t‘ on...
.\In Rotor. l‘Ji‘IK‘ HIM. will. lily-I.
I 1‘ In- 5% Fe III». luau. It“. Inn.
\T Iii-Ii P p 100* than. um. lunar
llnlt. & Ohio. loI‘I .I MST-I in“. WW
llklyn. R, 1‘. till" il'.” I‘I‘.’-‘ G273.
Chm & 0th {Ii}. 31%;. TIHI. I’Ilfig
(‘hL & N, W. 2'29“ 239%. 213M, ”229‘,
Chi (ll. Wont. 10kg. 301g. 30 30
C M lit St P. Hill: 134M. lill'I‘I'I Hilly
(‘hl It! A l’. 19%. 21m 199%?!
t‘nl. i" at: l.. iii-31$, Ellis 35% tiling
IIIII. South. 33y, 3.1:, III: .1204.
‘ll Central. mu. total. ”Ru ital...
lImI 0; Noah. lilllh‘. 139% illii m
\lanhnttnn. 334% 13.3% HM. lfll’ts.
Mex. N'l Clio. it“; 18% 1W. lint.
M. K. k 1‘. Md. 3?". 2M; 293.. SM.
MoJ’lMflm ”0% “it. ”it‘ll ill
National Brad. 2M; 211;. 2%; 2M6
, \inri. & Went. “mi 1': l"; ‘ 7':
Out. A West. 33% 33345. 33% 33%
Penn. R R. ltlfllg", WISE 163%. W3“.
People‘s (lac. man 103% um. 103%.
Reading. can. 63% 68%. 68“
Round. lat pfd . 88 88% Mi mt.
Rad. 16 MIL TI 73%. 7! Tm
Return. steel. 32‘}, '33": 2‘3 12%
Rubber Goals, ma. 23*: 2315 13h}.
3m. Pacific. 7H5 no, 71% 7!
8m R}. Co 33% 73m 37“: 7
‘t‘enn t‘ e l 5511; can. on
l‘nloti Pacific. 10W. 103% 103
in PM old am
i“ 8 mum till;
0 8. Rubber 13
ll. it. Bios-l Mg.
3.8.8!de hm,
31%
M
”l
Ladies? Tani Made Suits.
”Jackets. Coats. Canes
. and Norlolk Suits
FUR JACKETS
the latest style
Krasovitz & Fox,
North Main, Comer Ann St"
South ‘Norwal/t.
j Gnfi‘r‘NER.
Merchant Tailor,
Get Your Clothing Repaired
Fart/1e Cold Winter
Coming.
My rcpnlr charges are very reason-
able. i nm as capable in working on
Ladlos' garments as uillm Mcn's.
Of course. if you wont new work—
well. come in and talk with me. I
believe I can interest )‘0'...
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
Harry GIIIdIriII,
CL OTHIER
FURNISHER
Sweaters!
Getting cold.
buy
Now is the timc to
Sweaters III very reasonable
prices. \‘I'c have II tine All Wool Swea-
tIIr for your boy.- for 73c. and Men's
Sweaters for like. Also :I lull llnc of
’Jerscr (lrcr Shirts. double hrcztslctl.
til fiflc. A full line oi Astrahhnn Glover:
mm
with
WoIIlIIII (limes,
with cloth paint _.I leather
pulm. 47c.
IId,
ed l'tIIlI-II'II'IInr an RBI“
llIIccc lili-
2tic. and a sperinl lot of Fleece bin-
pcr gnilucnt.
(‘ali and be conIInIch.
NO. 6 NORTH MAIN ST..
MAHACK‘MO BLOCK.
Glover’ s
The
Place.
FALL
no
WINTER ,
A Very Nabby
Gentlemen ’5
Shoe,
$3. 50.
Wear Shoes liIIIl Fit.
TilYPlllISA
Hill DESSERT.
10 con! pooh“
"titular". “I
Elllll' PERM!
AM. Mr
ICROPINC IN THE BANK.
Windom mum hr fiwfienww
commitment. not alwayn. He. who mm:
year alter your with defective glam;
who pick; his “speck" from on n
«mater Of (Mine hands or mm»
peddler‘w trading mm, will pom:-
daur find that n has been "non/int in
the link." out n of neglect that may
eventually be the cause of his you
in: in the Inch. in II "l“fll amine
When Kc fit you with plasma; We. give
you we on ‘vlte “II gm- you
lost that m income to hire
attuned their need; No mm: work
here.
noun 8. H077
(NANA?! OPTGCIAN
flash“ M
M Milli “Whiter.
catamaran? ”on”
Wanna—nu
a;
Whmwm“
THE LEADING DRY GOODS“ STORE.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’sVWinter Glooks.
Our full line of Ladles', Misses’ and Children’s WINTER GARMENTS are now open. The
line this season includes LADIES‘ FINE TAILORED JACKETS, in all the latest shapes. We
can show you any style you wish from a short nineteen inch jacket, to a full length garment.
We buy of only the very best makers, and our styles and shapes are both correct. Prices from $5
to $25 _
Misses’ and Children’s Long Garments.
We bought early in the season when tailors wanted work and manufacturers wanted money.
A big lot of CHILDREN S LONG GARMENTS at much less than they can be bought today; they
run from 4 to 14, years in size, and from $4 to $10 In price.
CHILDREN S JACKETS AND LONG GARMENTS (I to 4 years) all new and upto date
styles. -
Housefurnishing Department.
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS—TAKE THE PLACE OF COAL. i "Willi.
N0 DISAGREEABLE ODOR. ‘
NO POSSIBILITY OF SMOKING.
STRONG AND WELL MADE.
ORNAMENTAL IN FINISH. PRICE $3.50 TO $5.50.
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk
When it’s A.
Colder ’ D
You Might Feel The i ..» f; . ,
"e“ m Somethmg of
Importance
A (‘I‘olv Dowel Nlnllt Shirt.
‘ 65c value for 47c.
Wool flowed Underwear.
75c Garment for 50¢.
Donal Palamas. A l-‘zing «which is most important in
$1.50 worth for $1.00. everyone '5 mind is: How can I get necessary
Watch this little space clothes on my present income? The problem
every week. for profitable is easily solved here. Our new and zip-to-
information. date charge system will take care of that.
‘ . .. just stop for a moment and think how easy '
I Davls & Son 2 your'lvants may be supplied at a small outlay
u I , You open an account with as and pay in
”was. CLOTHIERS, mm easy weekly payments, best adapted to your
Ttlns AND Funmsnens. Income. '
Our Men 5 and Youth ’5 Clothing is
worthy of consideration. Nowhere in this
85 Washington street.
Booth Nor-walk.
city can you find a more complete assortment.
Prices run as follo'ms:
29-3I
j: that Washington St
Telephone 133-12.
J
M.F.ACKERMAN
31 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
MEN'S SUITS.
from $6.98 to $20.00
YOUTH'S SUITS.
from 33.98 to $14.98
BOY'S SUITS,
from 11.9610 $5.98
hit): "
MILLINER Y.
c
)
VOO'OIG '
Our opening Illuplny oi i-‘ali Millin-
IIry wort rccclrcd with mout gratltyim:
npnrcclluilon WI: are adding (lolly new
and alltruztlvo duolkns. including I
splcndld collection or outing Iuyleti.
for Men, Women and
Children at all prices.
lionnm Ind with lnrga- ilridneport nil»
lllillnblmt‘nl. Hm: goodn at. low
when.
I! .00 Weekly for €10!th
will Imp you 'mrm,
even if coal is high.
THE HUDSON VALLEY BTRiKE
SARIATOGA. N. Y, (M. 2i.«»«»'l'hctc
no no matariul cilantro today in thr-
nlrilw lIlImItlon on the Hudson Volley
railway. "trim! Ihnt norm of the form-
vr thilmw-a at“ iwgiomux In realize
that tiller Iwill mow he III-insulted and
III-unnoqtrcmly hgw become Wit)“ bill”!
nzaiml the company The «other» on
{date llhnt the continumt presence or
utiontll gunmen in almlutely ner-
Iurhry to protect the strikers from
IInnIIIniIm men The mlllllm' proton
”Inn mu remitted today hr the donor
dire for home at m: mmmniea oi the
III-mod regiment. Your commutes
are detained on smite strike duty
1 plum more is a renewal of acts at
31019114in Mditkmsi troops will he
ordered to the want?»
my...
i’AiLalRt WANT GENtRAL sTanE
Knit HM‘KN, om. 2cm“ anon
rsit allude today try the. tailors from
"um pimps who struck a few day!
am it W the strike to other
hops. I 1 though I meal strike no
. “Wt the tilt the m»
, have hi to W were
A ‘ m the :hitramm:
W H ill“ but III” 5
mployml iii any shop «thorn "1“": are
any union men vmitmtt. Nome M In"
tailor-i: III-aid today that the. rennin tho
film“; had not burn obeyed ‘5‘“! that an
the weak no nearly at on and. the
men protected in wait until blonds;
before coming out.
WILL Irnv FOR Anarchism our.
English Lllwn Tannin Almntion to
send a Team to America.
LONDON 00.1qu itw‘i‘hr Lawn
"rennin Asmmiutlon in “honoring in
empimm the lnumuimi Ilium-tar
II! the, name [it n mount muting tin-
umcintion. in maiden to shooting tho
American mice ruin W to aim“.
In: foreign mi colonic doings“: to
the mono! salami. to In It“ in Jim
TM linitcd Stu/u will be inviml w. .
m n momentum ' ‘
., w»... .I... .m.‘
mmomwmo noon PROM
Tut mills.
HARRISBURG. P... on. 2‘r4WQI’
not my: man finned amen Im- the
«lingual or am from the strike
I at m the u fiatonfirnml
W Mm
i,‘; d.
I i
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