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WEDNESDAY. Sept. 9. 1903.
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01.000. "sworn AND ALTH.
BRANSCHWEIGER MUMME LONG
[SLAND MALT will produce the above.
Recommended by the tending phy-
sicians. .
15c bottle; 2 for 26¢.
31.25 don," delivered;
BRIDOI‘DHAWAOY.
'96 WW; bloated 8t. . 'Nprwslk. Gt.
3
Don’t Fall Tooliuch
For Livin'tl Well i
Bliil "Here !
'- 11 “ 1
FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER.
23 etc. lb.
nucv NATIVE Porarotts.
‘ 221m. pk.
OUR BEST MILK CRACKERB
2 lbs for 16 bit.
P'K'G. yREAY BITS .t'01-
25 cts.
TRY “VIGOR, " THE NEW BREAK-
FAST FOOD 7 eta A PACKAGE.
A. STULL,
24 corner: avenue.
EAsT noawaiot. ,
1 81 1111111111
Miss Mildred Baxter has returned
from 11 visit to Bridgeport,
Miss Eva Bowen. of New Haven, has
been the guest of friends in this place.
Louis .Larrigan, of Seavtew avenue
has been entertaining Walter Burleigli,
of New York
Contractor John W. Beatty is paint-
ing a house owned by John J. Keva-
nagh, in Clay street, South Norwalk.
Miss Vern Robbins, who has been
the guest of Miss Kittie DuCross. has
returned to her home in Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ferris. of
Brooklyn, have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. George ll. Ferris. of Seaview
avenue.
C. E. Adams slipped from a Gregory‘s
Point car and fell last Saturday, hurt-
ing his left arm and shoulder. He is
all right now.
Sylvester Elzea will lead the Jan-
ior Band meeting Friday night. it is
desired that,every member be present
with their friends.
Captain McNeil, of the Salvation
Army. will conduct a cottage prayer
meeting at the home of Thomas Wood.
Van Zeudt street. at 7:45 tonight.
Miss Emma Hansen, of Cottage
street. has returned from a several
days' visit with her friend Mrs. Ed
win B. Burke of Bridgeport who is
to leave shortly for Los Angclcs (‘ al..
where she will make her future home.
Members of the lschoda Club will
meet at the club house tomorrow night
at 7 oclock sharp to go to Bridgeport,
where Mr. Keating, agent of the Con-
necticut Breweries Company will
give them a banquet.
The launch Sara K. was run into and
injured at Dorlon's Point. Monday at-
teru'oon. A smaller launch was try»
lug to make a landing at the dock. The
reversing gear would not work anti
the launch ran into the Sara K. The
injury was slight however
Harry Wilson and a party of friends
who were out in Contractor Gamble s
launch Sunday, rescued two Stamford
young men who were marooned on
Eston's Neck and had been without
food for a day. They had a small cat
boat. They were taken on board the
launch and their boat towed to this
side of the Sound.
Harrie Morehouse, of No. 1 Win-
field street. has been making many im-
prayements to his summer home at
Port Jefferson, L i., where he spends
much of his time during the warm
weather. Four rooms have been add-
ed to the building greatly increasing
Its size. and the house is now in excel
lent condition throughout.
This ‘evening the Epworth League
will present the "Gypsy Entertain-
meat," at the home of ..E E. Keeler. It
is designed as a lawn fete but if the
weather does not warrant It will be.
held in the house. Great preparations
have beeli made for the affair and the
attendance will doubtless be large.
Mrs. Mary Jennings, of Greenfield
Hill is visiting her mother Mrs. Peck,"
of Tort Point street.
At a meeting held Monday night
trustees for the East Avenue Metho
dist Church were elected. Owing to
the fact that there was no election held
lath year, three trustees were chosen
for two years and the some number for
three years. The two year trustees
are Daniel L‘Hommedieu, H. M Tay-
lot 11nd E Trounsen. Those who
will serve for three years are J. C.
Hawkins H. J. Hipson and Samuel
Gordian.
2
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5:11
e—Sdrstos, scratch. scratch: anemia
311nm to business during the day
01‘ olden hurts the night. itching
agile. Dean’s Oint-
meat cures; Never tails. At Ian)
drug. store, 60 costs. ,3
' .lr
nine in Hobos
henrltishl for. Ens-
1 in the eighty- ninth year of her age andI
divs. Anna Hassock to Jersey mix.
. new: am or permit.
ROWNYT N.
The regular class meeting was held
In tho Methodist Church last night.
.Joh‘n R. Ryder. of fiellport L
1,, tMv1.rv' sitibfi‘fl Lina 11.111111: idioms
median. is envious? ,
Rising Sitar Division. 8011s of Tem-
perance hold their so oular meeting
last night and transac routine busi-
fleas.
The young ladyqfrienda bf Rowayton
lose Company 0. i will servo ice
ceam this Netting. at theLi‘liosc houso‘ '
t11 ilowlyton avenue. Everybody Wot
c,omo
DARIEN AND N OROTON
George iiiiidiey has returned from a
visit out of town
Charles Mills augh has returned
from a visit to hips ewburah N. Y.
Rev ll S Brown of the Congrega-
tional Church spent today in South
Norwal it.
George Walters .1 Poughkccpstc N.
Y. has been spending a few days with
friends here.
Some of the roads were badly wash-
edln the storm of Saturda
tedhe. selectmen have repaired. them.
Miss Annie Conn and Miss Ada Conn
who have been visiting in Pltiatield.
Mass, have returned to their home
here.
A regular, meeting of the. seiectmeu
was held yesterday morning. Bills
were paid and routine business tran-
sacted.
After spending a week's vacation
with friends here Mr. and Mrs. Ansel
Acklcy. of Brooklyn have returned to
their home there.
A large number of labor men went
from here to the picnic of the Stamford
Central Labor Union on Labor Day.
They had 11 fine time.
The fair of St. John's Church in
Noroton. which has been in progress
for a week in the Dartcn Town Hall
coded Monday night, it was very suc-
ccssful.
The schools opened Tuesday and
spent the day in organizing. The at-
tendees is larger than usual. The im-
provements in the different buildings
is much appreciated and means better
results.
Miss Adelaide 1., Waterbury, of Da-
rien. resumed her stand as cashier in
the store of .l. A. ilislop & (‘11.. in
Washington street, South Norwalk,
yesteidai. aftei a vacation of twa
weeks. which she spent touring Massa-
chusetts and then coming batk and
visiting New York and (‘oncy island
Mrs, Amelia F. Warning, the widow
of Henry T. Waring, died on Sunday at
her home in Noroton Deceased was
was one of the well- known and respect-l
cd residents of the town FIIllPl‘alt
services were held at the residence of
John W. Weed in Norman yesterday;
morning at 10: 30 oclork.
The funeral of Edward F Crowley.
who was killed by a train between
Glcnbrook and Noroton last Thurs-
day morning took place Saturday af- 1
ternoon. The inti-rmcni was in Spring- 1
dale Cemetery. Crowlcv was the soul
of Martin Crowcly. of Stamford. bull
his home was in Mcrldcn. where he.
had a wife and two young children.
The services in St..lol1n's Roman
Catholic Church, Noroton. were con
ducted by Father O'Connor.
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hall. of New
York are guests at the Cable cottage
Belle island
Mr and Mrs. George F.
Belle island, have returned
trolley trip to Boston.
The New Canaan firemen held their
annual clambakc in the grove west of
Roton Point Labor Day.
Thiity feet of the railing on the Bell
lsalnd bridge tollapscd yesterday and
the selectmen of the town have been
notified of it.
Percy E. Ferris has placed the
Diamlcr launch “Eva 1.." in commis-
sion and she has been running perfect-
ly for several davs now.
Mrs A S. Schuldlcc and family of
Danbury. are planning to spend the
latter part of the month of September
at their cottage on the south end of the
island. They will leave Danbury
about. the 14th of the month.
The Pine Ledge boulevard is under—
going repairs. and when completed
will be among thefinest roads in the
vicinity. A layer of team is now being
spread and the holes and rats are be-
ing covered up and levelled A force
of men is still at work on the job.
—-__ i
CRANBURY.
Walter Mills is visiting relatives in
New York.
Frederick Gregory spent Labor Day
in Bridgeport...
Frank Gregory and
Monday at Glen island.
Charles Saunders and family spent
Monday at Comps Beach
Frank Gregory and family spent Lil'-
bor Day at Glen island.
David smpbell has gone to work on
the res s for S. E. Gregory. _
Mrs. Minnie Gregory spent last week
with relatives in Bridgeport. .
Mrs. lda Cronk and Mrs. Anna Ad-
ams have visited relatives in Easiest.
Mrs. D. A. Fillow was a
Fooic. of
front a
family spent
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Saunders. of
South Norwalit. have visited Frank
site and finite.‘
runes simmers has secured un-
sic-y? in Cooperstown, N. Y., and
min work. .‘ , ‘ 1
Mrs. Taber. of Ngqtork cityJug
"flair ' ' ' ”i
spent Thursdsyln lnfigeponm at-
use mtti‘ll‘hllln't Passes.
Master Disks has, been vis-
lung: his aside-Mm .and Mrs.
191
Arthur Crook has gone to While.
Plains. N. Y... to work. where he has
m“ it With ah .
last and -
3 home to iliookltn N
pith Miss Anuic lint'ils at the Farms
gramme Insured an instructive and-
3
padding -£s B E. Banks:
the evening In charge of Mrs. Josephll
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ORWALK EVFNING SENTINEL
Clothes washed Wit ‘3‘ SATIN GLOSS retain
1 greet odor of the soap. . 1
300 soaomraesnuns [WITH
Arn'moniated j Born '
of over 300 promluml. which
marks cut from the wrappers of SATIN GLOSS SOAP. SATINB
WASHING POWDER. or SUNSHINE SCOURINO SOAP. Address
David S. Brown Q Co.
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large attendance. The new boil has
been placed in position and it can be
heard all over the district.
Mrs. Kathryn Barthel. of New York.
who owns a farm here. is “pot-ted 11:
her city home this week. from a three
months stay in il,uropc visiting t'cln
tivcs and t1'2avcll1g. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Henry anti ilclle
Finch cntcrtulucd oil' Labor Day 11
large party of friends from New York.
1.‘l1 and Mrs. E. i.. Gregory, of this
pi11cc,wcr1; among the guests
it‘. J. 'l‘ayi01 and family William
t‘oggswcil and family. Mrs. Adams
11nd Mis. iiattic iiouton and Build
Campbell spout Monday to I31 ltlg ‘lmll.
Mlh‘ Frank Svci, ol South Noi‘.w11ik
spent Sunday with Mrs. Evancskl.
WESTPORT.
Senator Lloyd Nash has
item a tiip to Boston.
”the schools rc-opcued yesterday at-
lt‘l thc summer vacation.
Trinity parish will hold a supper and
entertainment in the church St'plt'ill'
her ltl.
Miss t‘ai'rlc Biadlcy has been cntcr-
talning Mi'_s \\ liliam Stevtus of South
Notwalk
Sunday at [town i‘oiiit, Monday In
llildgcporu w1 1c the destinations of a
majority here
Mr William llcursou of Wright
strcct fell out of a 111-111 tree last wcck
and injured his back.
Mrs. lIeWitt Ilaiton who 11:1- been
visiting relatives hcic 1ct11rncd 11 her
home in Brooklin. N. \'.. Saturday,
Miss Elizabeth Merritt has returned
Y. aitcr a 11in
vet uracil
Out of town visitois to ilritlgcport
liaic been heard to temnrk on tho
handsome appcnrantc of tho \Vcstpnrt
fire department in the parade- Thurs-
day.
Adam ix'cnnt-ll oi Weston \\ ho was
found guilty of the charge of Insulting
M111. Louis (loulti bi Justice Elicnczu'
l- itch has appealed hiatus and it will
be tried later in Bridgeport.
.loc Sturgcs.c'l1aii:ct| with breakinn
in a store in Weston was bound ovci
to the superior court by ludge G il.
Smith, of Sauguiuck. As he could 11111
furnish bond.» he was taken to jail
Rev. Kennctli Mutkcnzie is among
the speakers to be heard at the inter-
denominutionai Gospel contention that
is to be held at People's Tabernacle.
September it) to thc.‘.‘0il1. inclusive.
Kate Sullivan, a woman tramp. “its
sentenced to 30 days in jail last neck
and was taken to Bridgeport to serve
time. She was dtunk and broke win
dows and raised a disturbance in gcu
c1 al
Miss Laura Chapman of Vt c~tpo1t
will be one of the judgcs at the tomlnr.
fair in Giecnflcld lllll given uudet
the auspices of the Country club, Miss
Chapman will judge in the art depart-
ment.
The Helpiug lland society of the
Saugatuck Church, will hold a left
handed social September 10 in the S1111-
day school hall and it will be quitca
unique affair. There will be a supply
of good things to eat
The Greens Farms road from the do
pot towaid the shore has been put in
excellent condition. so far as roads in
this section go. and the improvement
is appreciated by many who traverse
that section
Harry Kilbutmn who made such a
disturbance at the horns of Mr. and
Mrs. David H. Morris on Imperial ave-
title, was tried before Judge Purdy and
filled $11. 26. Kilburn was filled 11p with
older and beer and imagined some one
had stolen his sweetheart who is em~
ofployed by Mrs. Morris. so lying down";
on the back stoop he proceeded to yell
for the police. it took four men to get
him to the lockup.
The Ponouia grunge expect a very
interesting meeting tonight. The pro-
entertaining evening The following}
ll be given. Growing Potatoes L. P.
akeman: Ways of Cooking Potatoes-
recitation: Mrs.
tchli‘ison and Mrs. Gsmpher; Mod-
srnFsrm Houses. T. S. Osborn; read-
spun". L. P Wakeman' Music in the
me. Miss M. P. Taylor Music for
Mains.
,iAt 5 p.111. Friday afternoon while I
thersnd two children were crossing
m treat in front of narrows tbeyuo
rs run in by. a scorching bicyclist:
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HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
,ward for any case of Cstarrh that can-
not lic cured h llnll'u Catsrrh Cure.
F. .l. CiIE ldi' & 00.. Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned. have known l".
.l. (‘liency for the last 15 years. and be-
llicve him perfectly honorable in all
'busincss transactions and financially
lllllO to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
'\VICS'I‘ & TltIlX, Wholesale Drugglsts.
Toledo, 0.
WALDING. KlNNAN it; MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Write us for our 24 phgs Illustrated catalogue. giving description
XBJOE 9339] “OWW'
,‘
we glv. free for the trade-
slst St. a North River '
NEW YORK CITY
GERMANY'S NEW WATIHWAV.
Great Cross Country Canal Proposed
to Connect Several Rivers.
BERLIN, Sept. W The Prussian cab-
inot has decided to again propose to
the landing 1hc coiutruciiou of 11 grunt
'i‘csiiinouiuis scnt free.
bo‘ i lo.
knits].
Surplus.
011m Hollis. $45,290. 00
Price The per
Sold by all drugglsia.
liull's Family Pills are the best.
.0
some sun silccrsmu.
[litullationalllanl
sou-m uonwstx. noun.
"‘5. N
$100,090.00
310030039
M ‘ion‘i .
JOHN H. FERDIS. MW
cross country cloud to cotiuoct tho JA“. n. “nofl'Mhr.
lthine, \Vcscr and lvllbc. ilius comploti
lag the Emperor‘s proposed system 0
internal waterways. DIRECTORS:
Congressman 11111-11111. chairman Of John H. Ferris Henry'uymour
the rivers and litii'liors committee of John H.Kfllpp (gm-3."... gwgm
the House, who has l‘t.‘llll'|it'1l here. from ngm H, Liam 3.", Mltmwgon
his inquiry into the 1ivcr and harbor
impiovcmcnts in custom 11 111i southeast-
1-1-11 Europe. says this is the only
canal project seriously rousidcrctl in
Europe. says this is lilo only canal
projcct seriously coustdcrml in Europe
that compares in l'Xitt‘lilt‘ to the pro-
poscd Eric (,‘auul i111pi'ovcmcnts_ 'l‘ltc
Rhine—Elbe count was estimated to
cost 860.000.0111), though it is now
thought it will cost considerably more.
Air. ilurton was l‘t -clvcd moat cour-
tcousiy in the countries through which
lic passed. Russia provldcd govern-
llll‘lli stcauicrs for this transportation
and Professor 'l‘iuiouoi’f and other on-
giucors tycnt with Mr. Burton and his
Josish R. Marvin Osmusl Grumman
J. Wallace ulflerfl.
——
Accounts Satisfied
11111111111.
We have a fine line of these
good: at very reasonable prices
party on the Volga from Tycr to Tsar- considering qualfly.
tizln. 1.1160 miles. Mr. ilurton spent
clcvcn days on tho \‘olgc 11nd thcn vis—
tied the [thick Sea 11: 1rb'1rs, the Dan- HEADQUARTERS FOR
idle and the upper Ella,» He will visit
the low or Eli): and the canals of north-
c111 F1 aucc bctorc coin" home
Speaking of this i11vc-:tlgation, Mr.
llui'tou said:
"We found illustration?throwing
light upon almost cvcry proposition in
the river and harbor Works of the
l'uitctl Slates. Evcrywlicrc in Europe
ilicrc is :1 disposition to make int-roas-
(‘1‘ us.- of the inland warm 11 .us witc-
tlicr ilvcts oi canals. 'lhc value of
this iiicuiis of t1'111nspo1'tutl1 11 is coming
to be realized mole and more. in
France and Germany. and portions of
ltoseiu the quantity of freight curried
liy‘wzitor is increasing more than that
carried by rail. 'l‘iicrc is :1 strong move-
mcnt for the improvcmcnt of the in»
land waterways and :1 growing opinion
in favor of tolls on the waterways
which are improved. Ellltlpf‘ affords
better opportunities than America to
study the proper relations between
railway and waterway transportation.
because frequently 11 stuia which is im-
proving its rivcrs and building canals,
also owns the railways. In some coon.
tries the poiicics adopted towards the
two methods of transportation aru
widely different. in others the railways
and waterways arc managed by differ-
ent government departments, cuch try-
ing to make a good showing, and the
competition which arises is almost as
keep as in the i’nltcd States."
—'ilnd blood and indigestion are dead-
ly enemies to good health. llurdock
Blood Bitters destroys them.
' discovered to its profit that
Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fishing Tackle
and
all sorts of
Boat and Shore lie-
sort Supplies.
COMSTOCK
WATKINS
5' DOW,
Next near City Library.
112 wssHINeron smear.
souru non‘wstx.
Phone. 43-0.
—.The Conn Gen'l‘idfe 11111. Co has
the best
Mina
«name Wm.
Pipe the Houses .
And Stout.
'i‘l11~ boost-11 and stores in town
are having this installed as a
means of lllumitution. 'i‘licy
111'11 just waking up to tltc fact
that It is ilic oiil} rcliablc and
ccouoniit-ui light and tliui it does
not cost :1 mint of money to have
it installed. We pipc any housc
or store for just what it posts on.
Tha'lighf of today"
Gas light‘udm Its moi!-
orn necessaries. tho-
Wslsb'aoh, Lamp for
houses, and Humphrey
lira Lémp‘ for stores
and balls ls soft.
clear and effective.
it makes night work light work
and saves many an optic nerve.
i
: Drop us a linc and otir repre-
1 scntutlve will call.
counacuious FREE
Conn. R’w’ y 81;
g tag on
Listen
to a littld Ensible, straight-
rhea .savait
Enameled
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BUY lRON GLAD
Kitciltti WARE.
First Quailtyd
Four Coated.
I”
Alto,
.‘d
Stamford-Ranges
forward talk about our Claims on
your consideration.
This store is run on business
principles; we run it to make our
money out of it. We are not? sat-
isfied with the sale unless you are
satisfied with your purchase, be-
cause we want you for a regular
customer and a business friend.
J.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
. .,, turc Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters’
Supplies, Artists' Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with F1. -
titres, rec.
Cloth Window Shades. with
irln 13.2 c.
Sgiid Grass Half Curtain R068.
3 it long. with fixtures, 10c.
.-“Shure Cut” Can Opener. cuts
easily No ragger edge. -. \
essr STEEL PARING KNIVES
10c. ‘
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PAINTING, PAPER HANG-
ING DECORATING
L H Dec“
87 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk, 3 Court.
. Telephone Connections.
DAVIDWW. Rhubarb.
Pusan! Director
and bolster.-
orth lists Ste South Norwsll
10
estdsnc's. I on...» Terms
Telephone at hom- 8H.
1111.1111111
Hittite B. Nail,
Cor. North Main
9nd wig-t Stu.
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FLA TING
11y Improved iii-moss. sum. more
reasonable—more Mung.
Gold, Itlv‘or,‘Nihdksl. 00”-
so Antilles musics»
Motors.
- The New Ingloll We Io-
‘téf‘rWII 1’111‘. no «scrim also,
show you DIG. “a“ it, ,1
THE G. N. MCKEBIN
M 'F‘ G CO.
56 WA TER ST”
Wall
Paper ‘
Our New Goods are
now in sleek.
amour—- .
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is out some” urn "MAI-l-
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
MARION nuances masses.
A large audience witnessed the pro
sentatlon of the Burglar and the Wall
by the Marion Francis Company, at
Miss Fran-
Hoyt‘s Theatre, last night.
policy holders and we are striving in
this agency to live up to a high stand-
ard in the Life Insurance business.
For particulars enquire of
advertisements It has ever had have ‘
come gratltiously from its satisfied '
bromine
. . ~ ' mu om 'li item
"sass ' . Iitem-11min. .
”TWRIER. 11 WALD Cm NODW—I
sunsets
terrors.
cis, as Erma, the waif, gave an excel-
lent portrayai of the part and she was
afforded able support by other mem-
bers of the company The specialties
were of the usual high class and were
vigorously applauded. Tonight slid to-
moirow aftetnoon the company will
present. The Power of Wealth and it»
marrow night Little Miss Military.
UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES
The more announcement that “Un-
der Southern Skies" is to be seen at
Hoyt's Theatre on TlltSi’iRl night, will
no doubt be sufficient to draw a large
audience to witness it. Since last
seen here Under Southern Skies has
been played over an extensive territory
everywhere meeting with great suc-
cess. .. .lts beautiful story appeals to
all classes or theatre soon and the
Hallowe' en celebration delights every
one who sees it. An elitirely new at-
rsngement of songs and dances In.
been made for this seaepb for the.
lowe' on party and no end of fun U
enjoyment will be profldcd ‘for the
audience by this {estate of thepl
A11 entirety now’ and beautiful magi,
setting will also be seen and are
strong company has been engagodzry
present the large number of M‘
Among the well-known people i .
by are Nettle Place. Bars law-
ls,In Du Burger. Lora
emails!!! [glad
is, {ad tinbdlu‘
FREDERICK H. FIELD,
Mersimm,
N. SMITH FERfiUOOM, 3
United Bank- 83113133. “D0. Norwalh.
”Tel. CINDY-5.
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EAST NORWALK, CONN.
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mums lino rislnue.
not access fro arm or ass.
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