a 7 1,. Apartlal pat-air “
‘ misltt'traoaoi sortie-lain , states . 7
helm railroads on “account of snow The readers of ii - . rwill
linlfll and cold weather. has adectsd pleased to learn ihlt liters! is at lea
badly the export trade here. Several one dreaded disease that science has
steamers have had to wait for full oar- been able to care In all its stages. and
m I tier ootwo and it was stated that Is Catarrh. liaii's ,tarrh Cure
today that one ,or two. would lihve to is the only poaitiva cure known to
mi without me of tho saint-ants 111-" the medical mien-sits iarru being
tend for 111's:I greatest diloul- a constitutional dileaae. ragtim- a con-
enced in Northern stitutionai treatment. Hall‘s oatsrrb
Vermont where Montreal and Western Cure Is talten internally. acting direct-
ttalas have held up by deep snow. ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
The rail one doing their utmost of the system, thereby destroying the
to clear the tracks and reports today foundation of the disease. Ind giving
indicate that the situation is improv- the patient strength by building up the
tag. it is expected that by the end or constitution and assisting nature in
the week conditiohs will be nearly nor- doing Its work. The proprietors have
that. unless another storm should an HO mudl “in“ "I "I OIII‘IHVO powers
pear. . that they offer One undred Dollars
lit Boston Harbor heavy ice along for any case that it fat I to cure. Bend
the wharves has contributed to the do for list or testimonials.
lay of the steamers. Address it‘. J. CHENEY & 00.. Tole.
do 0
Cold by all Druggists 75c.
Take Ilull' s I‘amily Pills for consti-
DBRMS Milo"
—_—
Dr. Crossman's‘ 5peclilc
FOR BLOOD ptso
Cild liiaihei
WHEN ONE OF THE
ROOMS IS INSUFFIC-
IENTLY WARM IT'S
VERY EASY ANI) VERY
ADVISAHIJ') 'I‘O LIGHT
Atlas .
Heating
Stove
AND PRODUCE THE RID:
QI'IRED WAIIM'I‘II.
THE CLEAKIJNESS
OI" ’I‘IIIS METHOD IS AN ’
ADDED ARGUMENT IN
ITS FAVOR.
Board i his
Notice Is hereby given that the
Board of Relief 'of the Town of Nor-
walk will meet. at their odlce. Opera
House block, on Monday. I‘ebruary 151.
1901. from 2 o'clockt t1th" 4 o'clock. p.
M.; Saturday, Feb. 6h from 2 until 4
o'clock. p. m.: Wednesday evening.
It‘eb. ldih., from 7 until 9 o'clock; Sni-
urday. Feb. lath,_from 3 until 4 o'clock.
p. m.: Wednesday evening. Feb. 17th,
from 7 until 9 o'clock; Saturday. Feb.
20th. from 2 until 4 o'clock. p. m., for,
the purpose of bearing and determin-
ing any and all appeals made to them
from the doing of the Assessors on list
of 1903.
They will also meet with the Assen-
sors as a Joint board. Saturday, Feb.
20th. at 4 p. in.. for the purpose of
ubatiug the polls of sick and disabled
persons. .
JAMES SUTHERLAND,
GEORGE W FITCH,
DUDLEY E. HOYT.‘
Board of Relief or Town of Norwalk.
Norwalk, Conn. Jan 10, 1904.
120-120
THE“
GH’Y Niilfliiii‘BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ‘
.—-———
iiiiii’y & iigiiiitti.
'PHONE. 68.
widows cry. friends are
but that doesn't furnish bread.
5Ieii die,
sorry.
but a policy in the
WITH
61le ll. “00.00000 Conn. auroral Life Insur-
50min.- ’laa'ooo’oo payable izzgnggtfigggiMe family
”0' PMmI. "”0,\’00.0o independent.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
United Bank Iid'p.. So. Norwsik.
Dividend
Paying hlluin Oil. Smelter and
industrial Stoc a making possible
Largo Interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS LACEY &' C0.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal ts.
Members New York Consoi sled
Stool: Bxclsau c, 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, ew York.
E,BALDWIN HAMMITT. Manager,
Western New England Irsnch: ll ar-
lors: aiduu- ”Catlin Bldg" lla
Solicits accounts of individuals. man-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Prea-
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Bwarts Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
NEW YORK KEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TI MI. TAILI.
In effect December 27.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW lYORK.
A. M. —-l2: 59x. 5: 24:, 5: 58: 6: Ii
55. 7:03. 7:46. 3:15 8:15. 9:05x.
Ii: 20!. 9:40, 10:24x. 10:40, 11:35x.
P. hi.-13:55x. 1:13. 2:25x. 3:05,
3:301, 4:07. 4:50x, 5:40, 5:651. 6:33
0:55x, 7:07, 7:55x_ 8:00. 9:55x, 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
it?
Denny 8. Hull, Representative,
1 Lauder Bik. South Norwalk.Ci.,
9_fi‘”-~12=59" 5‘3“» 5:53" 8355' Capital. 91.900900 Surpiur.3135.000.
'9. M.—-—3:20x. 5:40, 5:55x, 7:07: . The
Elminp Power
of your savings in
vested with this
Company at 6 per
7:20. 9:55x. 10:10.
.a——
Lsava new voax’ ros count K
' non-w
a. 112—12 03:. 5: 00. c: 00. 7: 90 cent. is 25 percent. ‘
11:001.“)... 9:001: 9:02x.10:02x, 10:04. greater than if in-
Ii: 02:, ll: 04 vested at 4 per
P.. M.-—l2: 02.1204, 2:001, 2: 55. cent; is 42 0-7 per
2:21“. 4: 02: 4:04, 4: 30 5: 01x, 5: 04, cent. ‘mter than " invested a 3“,
5- 3°. 5 09' 5‘ 03 7 00.8.0011. 9 001. per cent.: and 00 25 per cent. groathr'
1!: 30. 11:00! than lf invested at 3 per ecnt.
i
. ‘sunpars.
A. ”J‘IZ o: s: 00 7: so. 9: oo 10: or.
r. ill.-5:02 0:00 3:00: 11:00
LI‘AKVIK sou'rtt noawaut rot
. NI wuavau.
A; ill-1:31;. 1: 1
.KK.—‘-l2: 06x. 12: i2. 1: 12. 3: 02k.
.5:,25 5:59.6z30,105x.905x."
.10501. 11-. 1‘5. ..
In addition to above—P. -
Mr‘f . ':'l :0: M
a. v.73“. 11x. 1: 15s. 1: 56:, 7:41.
ms mas.
51-4 40. 7. euros.
+-
Btata supervision of New York and
Connecticut. '
BRANCH OFFICE 12 so trails of.
Resident Directors. Resident "Wit.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Cobuys't
Charles 2. Dow John a. W.
nnnnnnn
i'.
AN:
P. I.—-4: at.“ '
daytralas \tn‘KIInbury 3:15. 3
.- .0: £7323“ .
:Etfi,?.fll. "thflmtfl
9 haw-1’“
i
sums-sewn lclalsrs.
ouamatvauQOu
United It!
Is mbl ‘ in,“ ,
r Admiral '~ . rh r. in coat
of the North Atla to float arrivedm
day with the Mas-lehusett's .Mlaba 9
Illinois and Bcgpplo Th‘s otii
vain were the s“Eufiefromdoio r1:
the Missouri a s The 15.5%.
quarantine. as she hnhss a number-of lit
cases of measles on board.
The Minneapolis and the Yankee
sailed for Puerio Plato. Bantu Domin-
go. yesterday.
Read Admiral Blgsbee arrived here
today. from Santiago. with the Detroit
and Newark. Admiral llgsbee succeeds
Rear Admiral Lambert” in the com-
mand of the South Atlantic squadron.
A FRIGHTINID HORII.
Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupant. or a hundred
other accidents. are every day occur
ionces. it be vac everybody to
have u. reliable as ve handy and there a
near as good as Bucklen's Arulca
Salve. Burris. Culb,‘ Bot-es. Enema
and Piles. IIIDWI' Quickly under its
.hb. 1| ~‘l‘he
title sousdr
amo tiny.
soothing 0 set. the at Frank H. Bax-
ter's Drug Store. . 5 , . .
the slamming of that
door—«keep out the
cold 7.9-1de the
breaking of glass. The
ECLiPSE Csscx asp
Srsmc will do it easy
to put on and keep in
order We ve got it.
coms'roctt. wartime a now.
muons. 434.
mind in.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods, we are
giving 20 per cent. discount on last
year's Cold Papers.
50c Paper. too
409 Paper. 320
one paper: ' " .- 145‘
250 Paper. 20c
borders same discount.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
- tare Frames.
—————
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters'
Supplies. Artiata' Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fis-
turcs, roc.
Cloth Window Shades.
fringe.
3 ft. long. with fixtures. soc.
."ShuraCut" Can Opener. cuts
easily. No “3%ch edge.
BEST ITEIL FAIINO KNIVII.
IOo.
PAINTING.- PAPER- . narro-
1N0. DECORATING.
L. H. Decker
. 57 Washington Street.
South Norwalk. Cons.
Telephone Connections.
1r 1 m K K 5
'Phone. 132.
and
CARLOCK PACKING
Carried in Stock.
GOLD AND fitVI‘ PLAYING.
Have no superior. esn show them
in «pond on.
Mrs he ”slim did bla-
rlna j Wat Neoli-
ins VMlst'it filial“
m o. Marmara
, reform. *
with K
2
Solid grass Hob Curtain Rods. M
Jcaltlss Brochures
l
. we can own vcua worm
uoas cans alto ,arranriou
wow mart we can optima rs:
IXCIIDINOLV suov season. roa
mar aaaaou ruins as axon.
Lsu'r lell 10 rthvs WALL ra-
rsamo pour. continua new
uses Marla cue rnssssa
aso PMTTIIR vous nouss
wouao pa it misses swans
so mains.
IT is A FACT TMHAT OUR WORK-
MEN ARE NEAT.
, .
CALL US ON THI PHONE 135 2.
E. E. Gothim'i,M
to First Avenue.
last Norwsik.
Telephone c's'ii. 736.2. .
Iii Cotton side tied Iiillfll
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEA TING
mousse a' warm Housl. DAh
sun mom. iN counts?
WEATHER.
land tor Catalogue and Investigate
rte: yoursatt.
Cotton it iiipttiii Comptni.
96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
WT“
The Iirviiii Stupid! Camps:
I incorporated 1
Daily Freight Line
NORIIMIKJ‘.
.sourh MRWALK.
and NEW l’ K.
Steamers city of florists)-
and Mouton.
Mates New York. lfonM ,Wednosda)
and Friday at5 p.111.
ilesrea Norwslk. Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday at 5. 00 p.711.
height received from 7 s. m. to 5 p. n.
. I55'I‘55I" IlEIilEPom "°""‘
moon” ram” with W'§‘§
Indianapolis. Ind.
K K Eco the Other
by tour Yul-o
. The residence of Thomas i
- Smith. 55 Osborn amps, last 3
? Norwslk. was palates with lead. .
; oil and she, baud tidied. dftssn ,
rears an by Ina. .
' lost: any patent paint to show .
' ooual body with as much wear.‘
tutu: lilim
as acute taste; strut.
Ibo am
K . Bowayton station
F‘NI'H’IQG I! " ‘ M
.pM \; iVMtt
. , s‘ M MB: ”3'
*lour—‘I’lii aneIKtMM Flea L or!
‘ 03¢!) nah" i
’ IN. I
said M93551.
noun—mar no reconunendation
70¢ ba‘g
A. anti
.‘4 cornice avenue.
east NORWALKK. , .coitu '
‘ t
Miss Mildred Baxter is recovering
from an attack of grip.
0. W. inmb of Weldon. N. C.
in town yester sy. on business
Herman Schmid of fitsmfoi-d was
calling on friends in town yesterday.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Junior Band will be held tomorrow
evening.
Frederick W. Decker Is now showing
a most encouraging improvement in
health
Rev. Edward Cunningham will lead
the prayer meeting this evening. at the
East Avenue Methodist Church,
The regular prayer meeting at the
Advent Christian Church, this evening
will be led by Rev. J._ W. Davis.
Charles P. reek, night watchman at
the Colonial Foundry is again able to’
resume work, after several days ill-
aces.
A’ meeting of the W. A. H. Circle of
the no: Avenue Methodist Church was
held last e1 ening. at the home of Miss
Elia Abbott, of Cottago'sveuue.
Little Miss Ines Plorine Peck, daugh-
ter of Charles P. Peck,<ls rapidly re
covering from an illness. mulling
from eating poisonous canned goods,
Sunday.
Jules Garrison. the well-known ac-
tor, whose home is here, has returned
from Boston. where has has been play-
ing. He will shortly go to Pittsburg.
and from there to Denver. Col.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gregory, of Cove
street, entertained a party of friends at
whisi. Tuesday evening. The prises
were won by Mr. Hutchinson and Miss
Florence Eils. Refreshments were
sewed.
Mrs Walter Mouton. of Bridgeport,
has been visiting friends here for sev-
eral days. She left today for New
York where she will remain for sev-
eral weeks before returning to Bridge-
port.
Miss Grace Smith was very pleasant-
ly surprised last ex enlng, by the mem-
bers of the Juanita Outing Club who
invaded her home in Windeid street.
Games. music, both vocal and instru-
mental; also refreshments made the
evening pass very quickly and nicely.
The members of the Junior League
are doing finely in the rehearsals for
the entertainment to be given the lat~
for part of the month. A large attend-
ance ls requested at the meeting tomor-
row afternoon, when a rehearsal will
be held following the business.
-_..
ROWAYTON.
The sielghing about Rowayton con-
tinues good
Charles Prince, of Boylston's baby
carriage factory ls sick.
Many eels ate being smeared through
the ice in Houston harbor.
Mrs. John H. Sherer. of Highland
avenue. is recovering from an attack
of thegr
The Ladies‘ Aid Bocl
odist Church, met at
yesterday.
The Standardou Company has an:
loaded two barges of oil at Wilsonau‘
Point. this week.
1 e DII‘SOIIDIP.
hire. Hevelou Rowland. of Highland mark.
avenue, who sprained her wrist by a . .
fall this week. is improving.
rs. E. H. ls‘t'ory entertained the
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist
Church, yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Doland. of,
Forty-second street. have returned
home from a several weeks' visit in
New York. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Franklin
. Wood, of Contentment Island. went to
Hartford. yesterday afternoon. to
spend a few days. .
bliss Norma Bherer_ of Highland
avenue. who has been ill with tonsiiltla.
' has resumed her duties as teacher in
. the East Norwalk public school.
Deputy Sherlh Bitchy! Greenwich. is
best spelling in a competition of tho
west-hound
trains for the New
Company. -
Samuel Richards Weed has offend
npriseofubtobeqwsrdotlmrtbo
best spelling in a committee of tho .
Franklin.
schools magi
naay min negotiating for the purchase of
a building lot in Rowaybon avenue. and
sssoonsathedeallsoaniedoubwlll
plan for the erection of a new truck
house
airs. Sarnuel it. weed was the good.
last Tuesday. of Fort Groeuec
her. D.A. 8.. llraB V. White rue-t.
t the unveiling of a tabltt at: the old
Church is l-‘latbanh. meted to
:e memory of the soldiers of the
Concord
lltl
South ems. Kn mi
evolution who lie buried under the
church
, The child has been named Georgo'MAn-
' sander evening. February 21. will be
I
55m Railroad-M ’
llauosHookaodiAVddscOomK
’i
o
11-4
9
DARIEN AND N .
joyod a vacation, Lincoln Dpy.
. t Judge Mari: D. Wilbur-via recoveriill A
:home at 11.: 30.
irapidly from his recent illness,
bliss Eleasor Stevens has
spending the winter in New York.
Mrs ldriu, of West avenue, is en-
tertaining her mother from New Ca-
unan.
Mrs Anna Waterbury of Namibia
Heights. is visiting Mrs. George W.
Clock.
I Miss Minnie Hoff. who has been sis-
«iting Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Brummere has
ireturned to her home in New J
Harry Kingsiand, or Keysvllle
the Adirondacks. has been the reach
guest of. his cousins, Mr. and hfrs.
Robert McDonald.
A baby son. was born several days
ago to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Breach".
been
drew Drencher. '
The topic for the Y. P. B. of 0.1:
“Some Good Ways of Using the Bob-
batli." Mark I: 21-34: leader. Miss Rel-
eu Waterbury.
The marriage of lilies Delia Ray-
mond. of .(lieobrook, and H. Sands Sei-
leck, or Darlen, has been announced to
take place Thursday, February 8. at
the home of the bride's parents. in
uGlenbrook.
tea- -rooms will be interested to I
that Mrs. Homer 8. Cummings wi
during the preeest month. give an es-
tertainment for the benefit of the en-
terpsise.
Drank Thompson, of 0: Ridge, will
sliding on the Ice several days ago.
the misfortune to fall and blank the
femur bone in his right leg. The troo-
ture was reduced by Dr. Noxoa. and .
be Is now getting along as well as pool
slble
The membsrs of the Ladies! Aid Ban
ciety of the Methodist Church. gore a
new pleasant sociable. Tusaday m
ing. at the home of 111-. and m1. 1?. be
Drummer. Gama, singing.
tnl music and retroalamts 11000» to.
the pleapitre of the occasion. -.
Among the students from
attending the Stamford High Bchooi
are Miss Florence McDonald. bliss
dlth Sullivan, 11h Cinema
headers and Starley Brown. Harold
Willmott. hilas Gertrude Valentine.
Albert Percy Cantrell, bliss
Ruth Ballard and lil- Irma Bmith.
Miss lrms. Smith will the
cfming Jana. Those taking the
assical course are aliases Florence
McDonald, Gertrude Valentino. Albert
Weed and Theodore Bron: tho scion.
tiflc course, Misses from Smith. Ruth
Ballard, Edith Silliman Theresa
Hoyt. and mania Brown: commer-
cial course. Harold .Wlllmott and
Percy Cantrell , N” _ ‘
warmer. WEI
.. . r
Darisn and Newton school pupils en-1
The Buried friends of the Stantonl '
community. and for iht
m terest Is heir: htrhéd in": .
fewrriminui cases arisih l *
4he
roast was 1.11 a“.
crunchy“ t W:
taint
serum
was tilled
givsntothaolo i
questionsiuthoMll-loalooat
gita tho - , ‘ MM
most Mbssatihtlsaa‘cy '_
in» Ki. citations .51 i g .
Mrs.- Clark KEI! and lea are getting
with
Italortoaiaat wort up the 8' .1»
Honolulu
10.8. hymn ”hastens repainting ~tbo
“$55.11.?“ 7“.
aI t i r-
iorof am. ‘ 5' 9”
In: I Ila e 1:. .pegtei hfimo
thonthodloipfthlhext v’te . .- a
Mr. Clarkson has gone.- l 1,01%.
“Whom sobbrcdu pool :5 .
The school is prenartn . gr ‘gn-
would! be given _ ‘ . ’
be 9 Was“ ' '
99.2992" "an." -.
t- are av '00
mm timid in colonial teething as “far.
,.1 _. .
Jim rer 5
“W'
potillr m honoree: Heidi-tr.
VKIIII'a Need No Longer do to wrists "
for Ju .tiee. . . ‘ :
Noroton Heights was interested or.
terday in a criminal «are of .prisa bill
which was dean for. trial he hire tis- ,
insect of'the Peace William adapt it ‘ '
mfg m first case. tiluiioal'qr 0 {91' - '
I""“trled In that. bustling and la. abid tig‘_ .
Heights harc gone to ed “p , ..
But now the little (01111111111119? ” "
houses Fitch's Home has 4e (
slip [torn beneath the potent
so far as triliig its own on
goes. A courtroom has been
in Dugtiaie's bail and btmcetptlll 211M110
ticc viii be deal: out there. '
From what could be WK“!
Nomton ilcishts by 'pll ppeKnl-a
that Constable Frederick Nor 0i: its
the accused. He is charged with w
saultiug a son of William sources. The
alleged assault occurred a few dais
in”. Young Andrews was having lots
on a stud nhich was drawn by a.
Miss Edith Ruler ll malarial:
from an attack otztha um
J, Bellows and wife. of New. York.
are guests at the home Edwin
Squires. l .
Mrs. liary Adlai who Is headset! to
her home at the Jonas ”with sick
uses. is reported much Improved.
this afternoon: This loaf interest to
the several members residing in this
town. at"
““1252.
{The «WW
held by Dario chapter, 0. Ill.
i. was amerry affair, partici
pared; by. a. nut!
Whmeoh no” tsoclety of
e hCongmi‘g‘a’Ilium arch “was in see
177'“ sags-sneer. 1' 3:3“?
rs... es s v
“5ch ,
continues to
rabsrhuolw
iKprove in hulth. a fact M is on:
media!!! pleasing to her many friends
who at one time feared her ailment
would result: In death.
Becki In torso! centers chiefly now
about gamma: si ng. Wash
sooner you on' svsnlagc
February 2. in asunder Hothodist.
of the Meth- cam
few short mm and the erase
We"... “#35?
dera‘li‘redownbelewtheci
.9. Mrs:
ohtofey
rs,
Rive. .
day at
tfilir taken ta's is.
e 1pc.
and't detectinngK I
The ladies
tampon and evening.
k and broke his arm. This lathe
misfortune '
Norwalk (Chapter.h D A. 3., will meet i
‘ drains and one mutton b to ’
' Ni til business Is yet i355”
'ma heeldt‘y‘ K will meet
at Its. W. A: William? house this af-
well luio'wn in 10": died 1|ka K
“Mia. funeral will be hold on Woun-
flames Begnfoll nonthelco'lad‘
at! turn Kr. 8001'! IMCKI had (MUD
It appears that Mortimer drown is
the highway. and for some Milo-tor
other to the informant unknown. struck
IAndrews with a wh
That’s the gist of the story (old the
': reporter by a Noroton Heights resldfill .
yesterday morning. He seemed to dial ‘
sider the case an epoch maker In ind" " -
history of the community. .‘ .
,‘v-o-o—m-
lNDEPBNDINT TELEPHONEKSMC‘.
One Hundred lxohs as R s n
l at the Conventionnlqn cm 3'1.“ ‘5“.
CINCINNATI. 0. Feb. 18.» e cone
ve ntiou of independent telephone ooh»
ponies in the Ohio Vaiicygcogsadedt
the re todav with over one htilidrwd
changes itpreeeulud. Following: 1313' i
janaual address of President. Thaw-
son and the annual reports silliness ‘-
aper was road by .i. 8.; ‘39 ,'§¢ ’K
:Cl vcisud on the‘1ad tit/f '- I
phohe Situation. " lie 0
. “When the Bell patents oSt
Yehth use there uel'c less
an red thousand talc induct In 0
ton and now :h..e ale piliiloKhs.
year thtrc win "1083qu We!)
pendent lulepliont- compan‘ '90 of
ed I): the l' oh .1 States, at or
if) K
obi-6 '
day: [1.10m cars the. magma...
193%:1011'11110 lines have merit”
.ap. exchanges. .u 1. M
in: farmer '5 life has been Ki” .9. .
ggh; pd especlillv in little ,
lng them connection with the poll'-
unifies and canntv seats. . "V ‘ '- u a
he through business is hpudlclw.
gm, pp 09000.“ tickets of! (“dam .
the .rplliqad lines and freight. 1:}in N:
_ov'er vat-loin lfues. Those "in .
{.1159 million i: .demM K"
in p.101atlon I“ .llle: .
9 lleKXl Duper that? 15“me K, K.
by a general diet-n3; .355 ‘.
1‘2“" .. 5......
his , M i“ ”Mi?
. VKQLiIJton, . .
gifll "all a,
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