- a, fireplace
and maple. patterns {Nil ,
15c solidity bird
Ea Kc Bmk.p
masseuse Horst. stock.
”UT“ NORWALK.
tillers in, is.
WEATHER so cssr.
For Norwalit and vicinity: Upset-
ilIedhweathormwratQh ligl‘l: local radar: tot-
ng l; and . armor tolls .
The storm that ins central in Cod-
rarlo yesterday morning has loved
outward. and is now central in Kan-
sas. it is producing cloudy weather,
with loud rains. in all the northern
sections east of the Rocky Mountains.
'l‘his'yiolnity is now on the eastern
edgy or the disturbance. Conditions
lever tor this vicinity generally cloudy
slid uhsoltled weather, with local
shorting.
I.
.ricneei Castle. A. 0. K. at hi. 0.. at
Norfiollt.,hcid a regular session, last
slitting. , .
PM Pooley, of Monroe street, has
, t‘a barn erected on the rear at his
DENIM ‘
I-2Jpl3~ W. Curnow and family have
ill. 11, to the corner of West Main
tlt’fiz-‘hn’ti Main. - ‘v
~. not. elk L00.
, rfla‘tonid‘lyirow as :hhllday, but will
301‘??? usual on Batu y.
.EGlov r's The Place. Store open
lured, night. Cloned all day li‘rl-
srl- .‘ , ' -
;fi‘ho- Household Guild or the Norwalk
Congregationpl Church will meet Sat-
urdgy. morning, at ‘10 o'cl0clt.
Miss-"Lillian [tinsel-dart. who has a
position. in Bridgeport, has been visit-
ng.rrlends in South Note/ant.
Where will be holy communion ser.
vice tout hi, at visas-clock, in Grace
Church? «the occasion being Mnundy
Thursday.
Arthur B. Russell, at Princeton Pre-
datory school, New Jersey, is spend-
hg the Easter vacation at. his hams
inkwsst avenue, ' '
The New York Grocery Company's
stores in South Ndrwallihnd Norwalli
are melting handsome displays of Eas-
ter eggs in the windows.
Dr. Stiles D. Lawrence has taken a
lease or City 'l‘redsurer Matthew Cor~
bett's house, at No. 11 Washington
street. and will be there April 1.
Ernest l’latt, of Elizabeth street, has
been entertaining Frederick Jennings,
oi Daubui-y, who is a son at Oscar .len
nings, 'at~ Fitch's.
Norcton.
Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. it., will
not hold a meeting next Monday night,
but the members will” gather at an en-
tertainment to be held Wednesday
night, April 6th.
Cbcltepoe Tribe, 1, 0. R, M., of Nor-
wallr.‘ will meet thfiiVenlng, instead or
tomorrow night. owing“?h 'l'de twall;-
rior's degree ”840, c a i o
armoryi tomdv‘igvmi‘ . > -
The Norwalk liii'i‘ids were lined yes-
terday. wltb'cla
. , hunters, “£359..
lists. The tide? , not tall r t ‘
hiy low, and thecatchos were not as
large as expected. »
A‘s‘gday is Maundy Thursday, tbe‘rs
wil , ,_speo_ .. wtnemorat vs coe-
bratioii it” Tfih‘iypfih roll at' not
o'cioek in the even a . in log the place
oi the morning union service. ,
The Norwalk Mid South Norwalk
postoilces will comment tomorrow.
Good Friday. as it his leg} holiday, at—
ter 11 lath. Therewili ' ‘one'genml
delivery and ongcollectlou. , ,
Lincoln Counhil, Order or United
American Mechanics. will hold its reg-
ular meeting tomorrow night, and all
members-are" requested to be present.
The first degree, will:- be conicrredmn
three nandldag‘w. 3 , .. ‘
‘ , CAVE VOCB’BALLQNI. .
Agallon saved,“ 84 or 85 earned.
' Two-gallons stayed Is :8 or :10 earn-
la'ctory will ob-
- 1
Three <gallons__saved is at: or 315
'(l
earned.
our gallons saved is no or m
on ed. . . ,v .
g; we» end .. so it. ill.
e , .
ll costs 83 or 84 gillon to paint. be-
a the , t; as much to brush-op a
on one less mtum' 't
Kr. irate. .nathslell. . ,
Pa: always used 11 gallons of mixed
cam 30!, his Massimiliano“. . ., ,. natal. ,,
OPIN culls
' or and ‘
street, spent yesterdayjn , 7.:
William it.“ “ olhelr.
*7
no
“ ed in dollars arid canto
Home tor Soldiers .
.V.
”on '
l ' '
.-'s' “ new.“
ms f Millet list with
the silk flowers. « . .
“There. No. a little to title
side. Ah yes] 'It is just right.
isn’t it!” . . . _
“Yes you may send it out.” ,
What pleasure to sdli’hats that
any say- on "M
ore. do you know that there is in
planning and working for the we-
man who has ideas of her own;
the "fussy” woman as some folks
all her. 'WIlal'i allo’li suited, five,
know, our work has been well
done. And the pi, are of hav-
illg done well is not "Isa ”timot-
We probably can find a hat to
nearly suit anvacaian right in
our stock but we wish texexactly
suit every customem Come and
"bother” us.
All orders shall boililed by Sat-
urday night. ,
Right corner, rear.
MERODE UNDERWEAR.
The little name lactose on
woman‘s underwear has come to
be recognised as guarantee of fit
and finish and wearin quality. It
stands for careful ma ; every
garment is trimmed by hand and
wigl'lllk trimming. -
his is the Bridgeport agcuc
'ior Mei-ode undertaker.
The new spring garments have
just been unpacked and are even
nicer than those of seasons gone
b . , . ".
>li'ine-rib cotton vests, high neck with
long or short sleeves or low neck with
no sleeves-«85¢.
Medium-weight cotton vests with
long or short sleeves, knee or ankle
drawers—60c. > ‘ ‘
Lisle and cotton vests of all the
styles, knee drawersébtlc.
Fine lisle vests,,hllh neck with long
or short sleeves, knee drawers—46c.
Slikuand'Cotton. all; styles vests,
knee drawers—41. ’ -
silk-and-lisle knee
styles vests-4i. *
almond-wool or slik-and-lisle, high
nook Vests with long or short sleeves.
knee drawers-41.50.
Cotton union suits. knee or an-
kl lengths-"agile. ; ‘ ~ ,
isle or‘cotton union suits. lace
trimmed.-—75c.. Or and 81.50.
Children’s ribbed cotton vests
and pants—25c."" ‘
Children's lidlc vests and pants
-soc.
drawers, all
hit aisle. front.
' .TI‘IE ROWLAND
' DRY'OOODS CO»
'BltleEPORT.
Lenten services were held last night,
at (St. Mary's Charon. Noi'hllt.
hire. Samuel Roodner continues to
."llnhfovo at-bsrzlloalo to Wow ayes
nub. Her sister arrived here from Eu
'ro , three weeks since, and is as»
lei?" at the store {or the time be
u . . 's .u' v' . ' ’
The monthly meeting oi the south
quwaimaliu, the City or idiomatic,
Bohrds oi Councilman will be heldnexl
Monday night. Considerable impor
maltI bu'slness is to be transacted by
bo bodies.
plummet-ta.
ll'. ‘1” a i.
Fusions;
took! t.“ itif‘ l; I’
rule is THE w as To EAR Mb
swamp canopy rs AT,
“I IHAD,
ITMPID 'IAOB
124: lb.
120 lb.
1“. .
a, o ,
. - amour
Lanes usrlva eats
ens-r NON
swallo- ,
some, or New
Mull
ill...“
. .
amuusrrmmmasasy.
Dear dim I think
..'...i’....'.. u ems 1% E a
'a ‘ at:
a
:amen-announce."lessee-u- sen-arenas"
a
a...”
o... . .n. .
'eon—uu-u.
spokespersons-revenueseeuonesleae
0
”3a....
pro tion. sadistic. Kennedy's
inc lcine. It acts on ’an an
Hr. illiant ll. Miller. orlatlaawan, N.
Y.. as i—-"l IMW' troubled with
my tame“ ‘ M mi- three
years. y doctors and various kidney
remedies. gave me no relief. But I dually
bought a bottle of Cal-chin “imam:
Wand slew Who.llld‘ifl
,Fo'r sale by Plalnar I Iradley.
a uni Hamill. ‘
y new
The Sentinel will be issued tomor-
row morning.
David A. Decker is expected home
Saturday, for a short visit.
it‘. C. Lamson and R. A. Holmes.
representatives of Crorut : Knapp's.
are stopping at the Hotel liliord.
James Walker, of south Norwalk.
who is now a vocalist in the Flake
Stock Company. is playing in Newport.
it. 1.. this week. The show will be in
Westerly neat wear. ',
General Russell Ernst and Major
[Chen Hill. .lr., ot'Soulh Norwalk. have
accepted invitations to attend the ban-
quet to'be given by Troop A, National
Guard, New Haven. tonight. »
The oyster steamer."lleary J.," own.
ed by Csptali Theodore Lowndes, oi
South Mainvst eel, has been hauled on
the shore at Gregory's Point. Some
repairs will be made to her bottom, to.
gather with other improvements.
The Rev. 1“. A. .Scoiicld, or Moriden.
formerly pastor or the Nor-walk Meiho
dist-Church, recently underwent an
operation in New York, and upOn his
return to Madden was warmly wel-
comed by the parishioners of his
church. Sunday morning.
——-We close all day Friday. Open late
tonight.’ F. D. Lyon B CO-
Eureka Rebekah Lodge No, 42, l. 0.
0. it. will hold a regularmeeting on
Friday evening, April 1. when there
will be enjentartalninent by the sta-
ter or the Lodge. alter the business
meeting. All members are requested
to be present if they Wish to enjoy a
good entertainment. ,
Friday morning the Greenfield Hill
Congregational, Black Bot-it and Fair
held Congregational. Southport Con-
grogationai and South on Methodist
Churches will unite th the Green's
F‘arnis‘ Church. at a special service to
be held at it o'clock. Rev. Dr. tlaines,
—-F. D. Lyon & C0, Will ll" open
this evening. will be cloned as. day
Friday.
A regular weekly drill or Company B
was held last at t, at the armory.
The members 0 the company are
binding everyeiiort to make the cou-
cert to be given for the company's ben-
eilt by the Amherst ,pllege Glee. Ban-
lo and Mandolin Clu ripest Tuesday
The family gatheng oi the South
Norwallt CongregatiohalChurch will
be held tonight.‘ This is the eve oi
Good Frills . ,, Lotjlla climb Together
with :tbe t or this great day in
our minds. , palm will speak With
special some. to thp time: This is
our opportunity “Gill“! church for con-
verse. tor giving inf-word or reference
to our spiritual life and gmwtb, for
- mutual helpfulness.
-—Cronp. uncanny relieved. Dr.
Thomas' Balearic Oil. , Rdriectly me
Never tails. AA W dml'smre.
More divorce applications were illed
yesterday and today iii '~1iihe civil sup-
erior court. ‘0! trial at the April term.
Lilly Riley, who was Lilly “l3“ oi
Bridgeport, wantoao baseman ironi
iiarry Riley, w‘hiivh ”she married on
Novdhbir :3. Mann. whom who iii:
le'gea has been habitually lntemperats‘
sad intolerablyteatidl ith’r the past two
'oi Gimme so 3mm ‘3. b-
h' was ‘1“ languid
was] lites'l‘illey
stabbins‘os Min.
My
April, 1884. SM
PICKIIIL
II
.‘ is y“. i. AM ‘ ¢’_
solicitor to PAICINATlNG.
enjoy yo'araell. You
a . . J , 1 Brown.“
Sellout la‘hnsqnaled by anyl‘
at
As sliders: iron, , may:
complaint, the Bladder, Con.
stipatlon. or Blood impurity who "all;
desires to drill a Perkin at Al
attain! IE ‘ , ,
uh! ' . be i.
nice. éiiuply cut out the coupon above.
and no he Company. Kenp‘
no dent
of Green‘tlcld, will preadh the tuition“
evenllll. 3} Hoyl'il ,eatre. I Md
societies. The sale 0’ We is very _
gratifying.
years. Bhavalao wannabe custody..oi.l
1' a minor child. Helen Edna Stabbins,
ugh st 100 minutes. so to see “The
al Widow Brown." which comes to
yt‘s Theatre. mniaht. it
e essential qualities and virtues ot
a genuine lsrce comedy. Clean, pure.
exhilar . l stimulant a co
oi captl wad (“thrill
to composc‘one oi' tho. in drawing at-
tractions 0a the. 4.3! 0 , , ., .
cdnstruclnd‘an‘ nioinlowgd‘x :
tlio laughable inc hinge, a seam. ,
ingly straa o as 0i i as theav , e
Mo co yieali as them '
‘lts cardi-
dyke is of a dress on? cage. l it add
nalob tisiom yuoua
’80 ay‘havb a tloilso
and domestic troulzl§t and postnatal
cares, but you'll to till-tn tot“ he
three hours ycu spell , in the iascib ts
ing mmpuny or "The Real Widow
‘A blooms chitin.
"A Hidden Crime" will come to light
at Hoyl's Theatre tomorrow night. “it ,
is said to have all the thiilitl which the
name would indicate. 'i‘tle eceiles are
laid in nild around Sun ”:20th and
thebreahi clean-pens ridges
among theuscenlc lea tires.
GIRLS WILL Bil GIRLS.
"Girls Will he Girls." a new musical
comedy by R. Melville Baker, will be
gin an engagement at Hoyl's Theatre
Monday. April 4. The piece is said to
be a droll bit of humor. which serves
in introduce Al leech and the Three
Rosebuds, who are favorably known to
patrons oi. the. vaudeville houses.
Many attempts have been made by
prominent. managers to induce Mr.
Leech to go into musical comedy. but
it remained for William A. Brady unal-
iy to secure his services. The inter-
eating conipany ru er includes Fe
lht Haney. the ill Hal crot "Way Down
East." and amuse iris."
' I-‘Allt ill Mil lc HALL.
There should be it large attendance
at Music Hall each night. from April
ii to ll, inclusive. for the purpose of
sliding two worthy Norwalk organiza-
tions—the Hatteril’ Sick Benefit Boule-
‘l'y and sysc's Band. The band will
play and well-known artists will sing.
|.ate,r dalihiagwlil oscilloycn. rile.
decorations'w‘ill be elaborate. and the
committees are sparing no pains to
make the event one of the most suc-
cessful e ‘ give in The Norwalks.
Shiloh" hi it biOV Nil PiCTthES.
A rein , gdm nt of Sherman's
Moving P . W Vlli be made to .lioyt's
Theatre, next Saturday attendances
night. Thls‘attraction was here a few
weeks and“. and made such a decided
hit that Manager Hoyt arranged to
bring it evcagsln. There will be new
views, lites. illustrated songs, all
at popular prices to. 20 and 30 cents.
CHART OPENS TOMORROW. .
The cred-t tor the othcert to be given
at lion's ’Tiieratre‘next Tuesday ev-
ening. for the benefit or Company D.
by the Amherst College Glee. Banjo
and Mandolin Clublt will open tomor-
row. Aprll lab. at the theatre and at
the store oi'Edwsn‘d P. Weed, Norwallr.
The advance sale of tickets indicates
a large attendance.“
F038 BTlLi. AHEAD.
. . it
His Match Willi 1 French Amateur
Illllar'd ‘ melon. ‘
PARIS, March 31.~Wileon P. Foss.
3
tour champion the scores at the end
of play being hon soc, Rorollos sis.
There wereno mentions! rune made. a
Great waist
style. worth $8.78 a!
“.60 waist at
sea was: _WAi8T8l
atLvas.
09 Washington lb.
cause lett lny
50o
.N. E. RYAN.
flow-W...
,. ,.;,,,, ,. .: .
l-"'l
e-
aas'ran cove.
rs expected by t e children and
dirt disappoint l em. A
gift from our choice assortment
will make the day a happy one.
TOP TIN!
is here and we have some beauties
that will please the boys: also
lumping ropes. hoops and marbles.
. "7"
10 Washington Iii-ant.
" not... i:
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K.
Norwalk, Caulk. March 17,
At a meeting of the Directors of the
Fairileld County Savings Bank, held
this day, a dividend at the rate of
Poor Per Cent
per annum was declared from the cam-
ings of the six months ending March
The same is due April 1st.
ni'igvpuynbie on and after April it,
i. i.
l. l90‘l.
By order of the Board 0! Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIB.
Treasurer.
vb, ‘—
on n
trougmfiricaandalmatrighbliliniglist, co: Rtugpy, “ w hi \ to 8t 1.
it see aatn tntemac- - as n n no
with Lucien Roroiles, the French 'ama- THE ZEITFUSS PHIRM‘CY , ”mew“: W-
mo. ,
“0‘. MAiN e11,
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Bargains.
Japanese Silk Waters, white or black. neatly trim-
med with fine lace insertion and tucks, vary iatsa_t
31.98
White Japane as Stilt Wallis. lace curl and collar.
wide bands of lac e and tucks on front and sleeve. a good
3.1.50.
THIY'LL out. man.
Q0. “Ninth.
.w.” .
a
oiite. H
FAIHFlELD COUNTY SAVINGS
BAN
ro our. rrr
The Standard oi, Spring medicines ls
DR. HUMPHRIES' BLOOD
SOLE AGENTS.
80. NOBWALK.
{any w“... ‘ . "
. i calibet table and ‘
it you want to «may I long hearty it's a new mesh—Chi, . Daily News.
c e
,.
The atmosphere or
Sarina Goods on most complete.
to take a careful look th
disc. You'll tlnd every
and courtesy and prompt attention. in a word you'll tipd this, stprejortldod
at all points for the ofllcial opening ot‘spring business". ‘ ’ ‘ ' - .‘imv ' . . '
in.
2- r‘
at .G, I .
“MS, OPPO TUN TIES. , “
Easter pervades the whole store, lilo stock 01 III.
in your Easter outllttiag youwlil do well
ugh the many lines 0! the newaadaml'a more
in right. You'll and prioeti‘very'mmatlhmiyou
WOMEN'S IILK AND
WAOH WANTS
are, very modest.
Mdies' white lawn
tucked blouse fronts,
sleeves, 1.
Ladies white lawn
small
s . .
Ladies' white lawn sh
cu s, $1.89.
THE EAST!!! CALI
absolutely (air and just.
Every pair warranted.
lacing kid gloves, in
browns and greys.
wanted, at 81.25 pair.
1004.
Ladies'
pair.
2 clasp.
82.19 pair.
Gents’ line dress it
Gents‘ Mocha gloves,
THE EAITIR SALE
here.
ties in all the leading
The new season‘s ilrst showing oi
these is certainly line, and the prices
trimmed with heavy embroidery and
Wind large bishop sleeves, tucked
ca .8150
Va. lace floats and lace collar and
CF KID GLOVES
The kid glove lmportations are all
Qualities right colors right, size
range samplete, an prices as usual
Lndles’ lilslop kid gloves in mode .‘
tans, browns, greys, while, also black.
Ladles’ extra line quality Foster
Ladiea’ lute Jouvln kill gloves in all
the leading spring shades.
warranted, at 81.59 pair.
Every pair war- Fuli inc of wash' soft ochtl‘flla
plain ,w its and liar-ed mails-a, ”spans
lace. from lie to .' pit «
Every pair 59lt‘ull assortment of lace collars “oh,
sup. ,. ‘ ,
heavy walking gloves in Liberty silk neck rili'ls trolls It,”
tons and browns. at $1, $1.25 and $1.50
Every pair warranted. "
Ladies' white washable kid. gloves.
Every pair warranted,
shades, all sizes, at Si and 81.26.
tans, all sizes. at 81.50 pair.
or MEN'S WEAR
Easter has its dress demands for
men as well as women. what men
oi taste is there but likes to print: up
a hit tor Easter Sunday! The prinlt-
ing can be done with great economy
Men‘s {cabin-hand tack, and bow
urea and stripes, at 25c.
Men's tour-ili-hand tcclt,.,and Ascot
acaris, in all the new colors, also
gray: and blacks, at 5003 I H 1’ . ‘,
e 2-inch English aqua“ Mir-lib .
hand ties, all colors, incl in N '
neg champagnes“ as.“ "r" “
, ur new spring lne 's.
shirt waists. gee shirts in plain1 and mg
large bishop cine. A complete assortilffif‘ .‘.
season's choicest fancy a red?
stripe designs, also plain M'
Men's iinest quality NadrleM r‘
sires, 600.
chevtot shirts in strl es, checks and ,1
plain white, all sizes, 1. ' "'
Men's tancy, hose. pan-a lino anally
in mixed greys and stripes at slow .
IPIClAL Héflfl‘iofl casts
nor ,LAOIIFIED y . -
You‘ll and profitable mailman;
The buying you wili‘llltewise has ':
prohiabl‘th Everyman-noted is rot g
. the newest. v " .
. Women‘s collars and cull sets 3 . _
lace . bemstltched yllld. embroi .' ‘ ‘
linen, ilgolh We to lilo.
Top collars in lace, Persian and em
broidered effects, from 19c u wards: 1“
shirt waists.
lrt waists with
>4
tw
Price 81 pair.
black, tens.
to 83.50. .
vlladies' girdles and crushed, hill '.
with or without reatbcrlgone- ban 1. a
peep denote aiid taffeta silk, ,at‘: “
Gac‘anll 09c. _ . 1
sanity striped satin ribbon iii..li" t
green; lght .blllfi;‘ pinkandr‘lavon ‘.
5 inches wide, suitable for isncyli h- I
wdnr,“20.¢, yard. A ‘ 9,»
Fine satin ribbon 5 inches widepiii .3
lace stripe and flowered, in the I“ . ,
tints.“ ssc yard. 7 «
ladies gauze little and hand em- _
broldcred cotton hose, 25¢ pair. ,
ladies? fancy lisli! hose, suites and
built style, in ten, black-and blunted."
par. . - ‘ .
la’ldies' extra line embroidered and .'
lace edg handset-caters, the. each.,
Lad'le's'dicen fanoy‘hemstltched‘aad
lace edge. also embroidered ’0“!
handkercblci’s. at 25c; , .v,
M
iii gloves, all
browns and
colors, in lig-
in
Ra
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Cicadas
tliilllii.”
: kg”. ,
. gs;
Egghfi" 1"“‘1, I n?!" " .
, 1 “a 1 mugs”: will call our
outta“
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{5.
efsoryic‘e
9.391: cm mew car
i.
Q!
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{logos- more.
‘1 .or nnMuw~
‘ ,
. The Fair
\
éaltlons. ,
fr . *_ slam
I! ‘ .
jrosrrloss o
. mo..- ..
ea-ea Washington Street,
Southl‘Noa-vvalk. Conn. '
S'éi’i‘i‘TILI-ros‘éon. . A ,,
0! Pattern lists and Millincry Novelties, Thursday. Frldh'y’ ‘iind' 'Saturdhy.
an "oars” "
LEAN OATS will till, and allay the guawlm oi appetitefhht the horse '
. cannot get from THEN nourishment necessary to do his best work for you.
our: cars are sanecren wnsrnnil's. and they will make yam-horse
feel like a coil, and pull like a lame tivc. ' '
For hard work and endurance, feed our genuine
Feed the horse with Oats that's i'at,
And you'll have a beast that will e'er stand pat! ‘ ‘ '
ymond
A» Shoes that are tonsil on rocks." for
slid-mile Cannot be beat to! fit and coin
“the Little ladlau Shoe for this
Gliiidléll is better
histamine . .
mu. manna-men looting, and“.
or momo'msoto- «£1 1 ‘ claim , _ .
, chancellor: oi ladlea' OWWW
”its assholes—tantalum sail short Coatspand‘ mun. j ‘
, llihery. it earth-oh. to your announcements»
wear. odes-log in the Fur line. at this season‘s goods. ‘
iswa’suiucro‘iii'rnaar. ,'
,‘52’t'ti'rh'e lcsool slat educates for business and place: its Mm.
seed-i machines-mule m. ism
mumps domain causal casting“
._ MM rvhw‘w
‘ EASTER OPENING
March 24,25ana 26h. , , . , _
’ South Not-walk.
FAT OAT.“
, .
Bros.
187 waaitludroit or.
$1.2 5.
p; ._ ..
= than has been
le—
1-.
I
3 , 33.... l A.
Chili is!
I? ,
soul‘s nonstick, coma
1
real: more noun". araih‘inir. '1 .' ‘
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