i". if .
Wan-w: ...
“ ‘. t it t t. ".
"WM 1* 1 *
1....-.1 .. ... .w-~w
J utiflo
W .
fl , ". il‘ljrln. II coiorod
i hmrwgmmmmlflweu
. _, In?” aid rem
> ‘0 4500“” for he con.
lab 1'. llawcas grand-
now necking to have act
It handout-ti In tho cum-
‘ ; in ' .lltlt lilollnfiuonco
o, ‘s in admitted by’
‘ ‘ , “chat-011M911 In thin
I .1l'0m the South.
. if ,‘ limits born at New
‘ . .L' ' ‘f. Shortly nftor tho
4;; 10100.00- war. in. Hnwca wcut
. ~. ‘3 02],.tu,fllllii‘ill'd.lllilnlur.
‘ ‘ it “'ilnrrla‘lt mother into
. clad returned North. A
trainer Harris Wont North and
m‘tmdluwou'u nurl'Ic'o. At that
flows had offices at 13 East,
out. New York and catered
-. ' r - st of ‘cw .York soci-
Wvliiwdgibun, the Astoria. the
d 'Wohba. the Wutcrburys, the
pa, initi' othilr woll-kuuwlt New
alater
piflinl
twill.
vlucd
‘. .
.
...,.
”fl
and that of the
‘appiicanta
The civil I b M II it ‘
va Ion m o y rs. a '01: o.
”M figuri'lnst week by Attor-
Tlm pnpcra wet-c serv-
rtliow a few days ago,
.Irlo. Thc coup
things.
July.
v old. age and
any Scotlald. ’
ad on Mina MI
by Deputy Slit-riff Hon
tlillt AM
It
physlca'
been wholly I.
but. properly I.
the defendailt
' management nut
affairs: and 7
a steal influence \ over her.
nlieidd'umt tho ti
Inn; of the plaintlfi
whiolr she. the pin
antl‘of hcr ow
the plaintiff in her.
and affairs,
in}; to III-qulrc
titlc ,to fit
was ,aufhcieut
Taylor of a. unhealthy for thc
polntmcnt of a camel-valor,
Till Civil Proceedings.
1w at: b
alleges. among othcr
phinliff. chr sinco
1151.50“ of he
and“ mental Inflrnttitlcs.
and usain cd‘ Ibc. plaintiff In
t)
It ability to
and tlpv
o pmmisoa and
fi'l
other minimum for t he
to utility .
blip J .1.
. Chlvtert to Proplglto the on” 0..
1111.11 to not uslds tIIc cou-
ucupacitntod froth nttcntl~
'I-hcr business. and that.
its for many years ad-
I control of business
has obtained and possesses
It ia'also
efendnnt. well Maw
11 physical and met»
‘tal'lfnpnrtmcut. mid of tho coutidcnce
ntiff. placcd in her.
influence
business muttcrs
bring and Intend-
tor herself the .ahaoiute
properties
. ,Wifl'
”‘1‘ 1.1
. , ' i‘
,1
1.11.1 . 3
tr. ‘
NG ‘SENTIN
a thrill
‘4‘. .- ..
-.
«w
MONDAY, MAY 9. 1904. '
unu-
msi‘o niic PLAN'rtl .
' roa THE D. A. a.
u
range-i -Preuntation of Young Tract
Pinatud for Patriotic Purpou.
'i‘ho ct Imlnittco of the Daughters of
tho Amq rlcnn Revolution which had in
charge 1 he arraugomouts for the cor-
ucr atom .13 laying of tho proposcd Inc-
morial I all on tho lillh of April. 1004.
plunnott and currlod out It scout-l to
that (‘V‘ rut. unltc upnrl froth tlIc cui-
nIItl-Ill'ii ti programs of such dcmonsli‘uv
tlons. it provod it) ilt' tho sccond
«Intro 1. 1' our of‘tlic cvcnts of thc turn-
Inn of t he first nod upon taking poasos-
Itlop of lillliil' newly pnrt‘llnncti sltc on
thh s11 lcct, Washington. I). (‘., on 0c-
tobcr 1 I..19112.
Thu 1 re; canIt which was IIIcn turn-
her
has
the
Pt] by 1 I11. Mary S. Lockwood. ono of
tho ftl ‘Idcra. and Mrs. Fairbanks.
prcsitlc 't general of thc soclnty. with
a anltu Iiy tlccoratotl coppcr spade
madc 1 1r the occasion. was plauod In
It Ittl'lzc flower vaac. which occupied a
consul-7.101125 place on tho platform. In
this van t», which was In charge of Mrs.
Lot'kll' iod, who called tIIc roll of the
1f 'rk. familiqailwdre, among ,th ipa~ I.'..”dltl rcn'esenl to anti tlilrtc .1 originu) status. tho rcpt-esch-
'0? .‘*. ,fle mogfihha'couutry holnoon ‘gvi,h3‘:‘3l‘:luufl £0 understand that if tally” of onclL‘of nuld status pltlt'cd a
'1Helzhts'fn1m “mm“ ‘10“ she. thc plaintiff. would oxocuth and 0001‘ i “ll? "suite tit-mute. This uh-
Gollfilhpb‘uf ”me0 ““1“" new he. dellvcr to tho titgcndant the deeds, as. 301“?" ('0 WM walchcd with the Meat
. ““3" 1"” death- “."d it is here slgnmcttti-I and .anfifem I" quotation. cat 11 let-cat by tho largo numbcr of la-
1 this WNW'tltow rotation, sharing aha. the d(tf9ndi\ntl would Itold mp, dlcs ’ ho trad comc to wltucss tho ccrc-
.013“? with her. stator, Miss \lnrtl- to and become» possessed of the Inca) . .At the conclusion tho vase
'7 ' The 00111th Is large and roomy sumo in trust only for the use anti bcn- “'“ll 2““1’01'0‘1 iU lilo llll‘il‘ll SHIN-‘5 Ill‘O-
occupies it commundlnc position
' tic the .nortin-ast of thc railroad
eighteen months‘ old Evelyn's lllll‘t‘flis
“lent to Paris tollrc: After that rat--
lawns hertltdmnhnill .lwo ycars ago.
when..sflo.,i'ol.ut‘llcd..to this country. At
tho pr’oupnt lim'c' tho young lady Is In
attenuation of :t t'aghionablc boarding
schooitt’tthiouutyflcrnon. lowlyu’s lath.
8i? matit.1...f,l,‘tttl§lcilt ,‘tl‘ijllshnck to this
country. . (Dunno of thum- he «lied. 'l‘ltc
window marricd 0. W. C. James. an
Englhttman, who“, In well known in
financkal cit-6.11mi abroad. The couple
have lariod. and Mrs. James Is now
living'in Stamford with hcr sister. Mrs.
. Colicmllgr.’in blasthlaln strcct.
,"Fr¢;;.tagoi..o,l pr. Hawes.
form
tunic
'. r iawt ilOCB'lnGi..Vl‘li.V fond of 7‘ lbw“ ,
10311.3 hardth‘xfhh'hoy’ was bright wriinrl‘s and. afislgfiml‘lll” bl M t“
and tho-doctor lntoros‘led himsclt‘ in
hla'cduaation. , liq sent him to tho
public schools and: Secured private tu-
tofll for hint, and 1110 result was that
Harris" firewalls ‘Io ho a cultured per
son.‘ ,‘lic showed hits appreciation of
all thia‘.-inlumitt.hy 'a touching dcvo-
tlonfio Dt'. i-IIIJNI‘S and his family. He
nursc’d tho childrcn when thoy were
ill. and «at» Dr. lilawes's constant
companioniu his old agr-. For a your
and'uhnlt bcforc ho. died tbc dcnt-Ist
was. totally blind. During this pcriod
Harris was this gulttc and .t‘UIllpiUliUll.
After“ he .dcntist's death. about ten
”00,0540. ,,Hlu‘hF contained in the
household.- Mrs. llawcs bought him
’ " ".a fine 2:00 road horse. and
who
Dfll‘t‘
the lulled- and cnginccrod a number
of important but-Incas Itzlttsrlctlonit for
them; and slum of thcm wcrc quite
profitable to flit: ladies. littst full the
ladies .Iult ‘Noroton Heigltts.-..ud wcpl
'tquew York. witcrc thoy spout the
winter at iii: Wcst 90th stroct. Recent-
ly they returncd to Norotou for thc.
summery... -. . _
BOtb Mrs, llawos and Miss Wardlow
.docllued to bc interviewed on the. sub-
‘je'ct,of{.lhe pull. him. James refor-
red'a‘re’hol‘ter to’her iawyei. n. 11 "Sco-
field: 1MB. Scaffold declined to talk for
publication. "flan-is - said: '
What Harris Says of Suit:
,"This suit is aimed at me, You see.
Mrs...~ Hawcs‘s granddaughter anti some
of her friends think I have truinuch
influence (nor the old lady and her
sister. wTilt'Yt.‘ will In- sonic hilt-resting
tet'claiilfina' Ii'h‘eu’ tho case .‘comes up
', for trial. Fouryortrsago Mm..ilnwen
gave brklsmr’p'dwcr 'of attorney to
tr! "ct but-llncsn for her. About. that
“will .. 0 made. a will. .A friend who
was Intercom in hit-- “111 iriod to get
Mira llawcs to :sign a paper rcvoltlug‘
power of~atwrncyu She declined
‘0
d1 .
the
and
to. o. and gains made known then V
‘th tiamcses’ Ifftlohtidd to make trotr- ma
‘ bio over themtate when she died. it 513
chiefly for that reason that‘lli‘rs
s‘ma'tlc tho conveyance taller
' ,, [an \t‘ardlow had bccn a. good
Iifllful ‘c’onipanlon to her. 'an'd
united to soc, she was provldx
loft. wastwith tbe'ldcu of actual~
thus the propcrty into Miss
W 'tilovt‘a. midisthe.tutttlt-._i.ttc,transr . . . ,
.l’." . £01011 hhve’ no knodledgc 85219315 lulu Moonlight, (Mi. Bitte-
crmsrofhlrs liawes’n MILM i.
now whether thcrp is any be,
on mo, and I don't care” I am
Ihr-wlln the talk concerning my-~
nd‘ my;tficnds; and were It not
fact that I think they need 'a‘
, afih‘d«.1lalbtdittor {it their old age.
-‘ in. rosttttlttttts.1 it.
fifth ll
myhfrio‘nds and
, térs‘fbr them
1301* .1
,' e the rub 99 .
53311 an tum-m
, ‘ .. , flail , h, on
9 flirtation .m .
. 1 firsflvht’ltbrer l need“any
.100 in .lttfrom Mrs. Hawaii
.flhm have. been
i. propane to remain
want me."
“anti
'1'»: Appointed It'pru ,2. ,‘
_ fClerk‘. Willing, FwWatht-bury.
_. ' LAD .ttt ‘ conser'a-
. ; my!“ annual“.
. annealing mado_by..,.fudxe
,fihh graham Court, after an
the: log; The records allow
W- one.» use
‘Iba.
:1 Dorian film
.A. Carter.
. um & Cut-tel" Ill:
joctlon to
you“
ctit of the pi
and, upon tho dcutb of IIIc plain»
ctl. l‘oly
cs to this cffec
oxccntcd by the do
impressing aai
thcin with thc
all Ihc convcyam-cs'nr
tlitwcs to Miss Wardbw be
\d void the. plaintiff claims that tho
.‘cudant be required to‘mako a dcclnttn-
that for the use of the
her Iifc time and proposes
Illc sumo to the plaintiff's hclrs and
.ninistrators upon her (loath.
,___._..___..._.-
‘Ic pills
Early Risers.
necessary to .
should try those casy mils.
strengthening cffect .
ng and weakening obntiitions toiIu-r.
pntion. sick headache.
(In and liver troubles.
Clifford Pharmacy.
Morgan
lag and living picture com
Tltcir repertoire of pictures
f over eighty-six lmllca
'i‘hclr Indies? Military ‘LBand
Ind Orchestra. conducted by ll. ltotiise
liaton. directrcss of the N. H. 0 ‘hcs-
il‘ili Club arc creating a guanine icosa-
lion throughout the country. 'I‘l‘lcy ac-
:ompuny
inoving picttlrcs with‘popular :Ind ap-
iroprlate music for every suhjcc . Mr.
’l‘hcodorc Girard. of
"I'roylcan Club." of Chicago. Is mak-
Ing a great hit this so
world,
alouc consists o
If Nels.
"Take- Me Back
Home."
Jpcrtt i-louse,
In‘hecurlng t
Medley,
s thoro
trust In qucstion.
ends
lit
and thc dcicnduut int
for her own use and bcnc
'o tho pt'cpudlcc of? the plaintiff.
plaintiff cialims than all those (it
insignmcnts and transfers
and that thc dcfcmdant hc
‘rotn making any fhlrtlicr conveynn
Should tho said occds. c413 -
Iil‘t‘.
LADIES AND CHILDREN
can not stand the
take a liver
the agreeably pleasant
. ' -. 'I.Itl:lc
._ ., t. m became .ng the use of other tcmodles
. ax iiihiilaggmiiguchief “11.13.". to Early Risers curt: billlousncsa, consti-
Sold by
M...—
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
ATTRACTION A'I‘ nor'r's 1:111:1-
THE.
the illustrated song};
new southern
Thursday. Special prices.
30 cents.
JOSEI’H'S CHURCH ENTER-
TAINMENT.
The Tuesday Evetiing \Yliist Citib-
will give an entertainment and recep-
tion. at Music Hall. Tuesday evening.
May 10. for the benefit of St. Joseph‘s
new rectory. when the following pro-
gram will be rendered:
Double Scxtettc.
Solo—Selected.
John Wehlc.
i Love Thce Dear.
Miss Elizabeth Richardson.
Blue Bell,
20th Band.
He was a Sailor. '.
Thomas F. McMahon,
SolofvSQlectcd.
Miss Sarah Valentine.
7 Zoho Band.
Widow’sssmg. (The Runaways),
Double Sextette.
Metropolitan. Handicap.
,. .Admlttslpn. 25 :ceuts.
WHEN . THE Asap‘ . RISES
Weak long; should - b’o careful. Coughs
colds, are dangerous then.
Minute Cough Cure curescoughs and
~ colds and gives-,strengthvto the lungs.
hlra‘Gufi. Fender, of Marion, 1nd,.
says. “I suffered with a cough until I
run down In weight from 148 to 92
I tried a number of remedies
to no avail until! used One Minute
Cough Cure:
wonderful remedy cured me entirely
Honey and Tai- as a throat and lung
and restored me to my normal weight,
hcalth and strength."
Clifford Pharmacy.
aprroa. annoys: Kurt-1a aoa‘
. van-Lama, no. May
Kupfer. of. “Baffin. Odlfql‘ of the Berlin;
_, , .. Loni Another. has reported to the
. 7 - :lior- pollen that
. r colored-ll!
’01 in
-Four bottles of
altitlfl‘ during her IIfc- "353-”.
lug on tho tlcfcndttnt's promis»
f, ullititl tlic transfers.
but now she learns that the. deeds, ctc..
contain no provlniqn nor I
provision in any othcr paper writing
fondant charging or
.I proportion or any
e absolute in
'01]. ,
voi .
ctijoiucf I
not. dcclal r-
plalutli‘f tlurii g
to transf.
shocking
drain of laxative syrups and cathatw
are especially fond of Little
All persons who find it
medicinli
and con‘ .-
with tlic nausea I-
jnnudicc. Ina In.-
& Hoyt are the largest Ii I()\'~
puny in’ the
tho .ftInIous
anon. pnwentinr:
melody entitled
t0‘ My Louittiana
Manager Iloyt, of thc .Iloyt
has been very fortunate
his Interesting and in-
‘structlvc entertainment for \Yodtucs'day
Mati-
ncc. children. 10 cents: night, 710, 20
Sold by The
C.
a moat outlaws Neva-”tails.
“’1'; gal-(Iona, whcrc 11:. prcclous
conb rats wcrc carefully nurturcd until
in, time
station” .3 . . ' . , would transfer and the. herds had germinated Into strung.
I’D Wilawo, hull talc sons. Frank and Elma: $13!; "giggmu..s m. as much well ' ovulopod plants. Other 390.15
‘both/ofvrwitom are dead. 'ltrunk m,.,.,..‘.f us remained. to the plaintiff's “'91 than planted for thc forty-live
fit} T P“ “ W’s-WW“, 0 New \"rk'f‘, heirs. executors and nthntnistrators. 3"" “-
“WQ. of Remamm €th ‘ who. 8m" to be by thtim usual nIIII diaposcd of as i 1'00 101100111X Sill‘illli 011' Plilblt"
medial“ W03?- !” ”‘7’“ bitchs 8"" though 5am dcctlit. usaignmcnts and mu fool group was transplnntcd into a
difitli’ “0mm Evelyn “u.“‘s was ”1" lransfors to the dcfcnduut had never Hill “Ill bwi. “11101-101? Ilitllllfi. \l'l‘ii ('ul“
0119110an ‘0‘" “lo"- “M‘ 5““ ““5 boon nllltit‘. 'i‘ht- plaintiff. it 111 nilcg- «1.1 “'ior. arcw rulmilr. until they had
it“ mitt-d fully two 1ch In hclghi. ’l‘lwsc
Ill‘.1 o now boon_rcplantcd. cnch in Its
0‘011 vusc. propcrly markcd and (It-cot“
1| Md. On Friday cvcnlutr. tho 22d oi
Hprll. the roll of tlic faunas tIIIrlccn
Cottituonwcnlths which Ilrovc iiic drag-
on flag of St. (loot-go mid all tItc king'r
Inch off tlic soil of thc fortucr ilritiuii
colouics was again called. 'l‘bc to
fill y
of
but
the itcnt of each state. as callctl. rot-oivcd
with tho plant asslgncd to it_ to bc Iakcr
tn“, within Its bordcrs and plautcil III a
publlc park or sonic historic spot
tvhcrc It can be soon and cnjuyt‘tl no It
pcrcnninl mcmcuto of tho tIutc. occas-
ion aud sentiment of its growth. It
Is furtlicr proposed that tho H‘f‘ti from
cucli of thcsc. plants shall hc distributcd
fillltll'll: the chaptcrs of tho stutcs to 1,1,"
pity the expansion of tho principlcs of
thc struggle for Allif.‘l'lt.'HI1 indcpcnd
nticc. the growth of tho soclcty, and
thc perpetuation of thc spirit of '70.
It will be soon that tho osagc orunttc
of tho Osage Indian has a colonial. coir
tinontal and constitutional an chI as
tt'rcjuvenntcd Daughlcr of thc Am
crlcnn Revolutionary history.
Connecticut's little oranuc true in at
pl‘cscnt in the custody of thc Slutc Ito»
gout. Mrs, Kinney. Its ultimato (it"S-
tlnation is Windsor. whero It will bl
plantcd upon the lawn at thc Ellsworth
liolticstctttl. which Is now tbc propcr
ty of thc Connecticut Daughtcrs of tho
American Revolution. As quickly its
possible seeds from tho original plant
will be distributed to thc «ill Conant-II-
cut Chapters. that each may Intro. and
hold. anti curc for a vol-y significant
link betwet-n Itself and ("ontIncntnl
Hall, which is to be a memorial to fill"
valor and virtues of the "Daughtcrs‘ "
(In.
zill~
t .
and
'l".he
L.-
j,
1
rcvolutlonuary {meanders attd ftn‘c»
mothcra.
With each of tho thirtccu plants
which were placed In the cam of the
respective State Regents, thc followin:
instructions were givcn as to their pro»
pagatlon and cultivation. prcparcd by
(lcorgc ii. Brown, Iaudscapc gartlcucr
of the office of tlic supcrlntcttdcnt of
public buildings and grounds in Wash.
Ington: .
“'ic sccd should bc sown wlmn tilt"
frost is won out of the ground. and
tho growing season for plant lift! has
commenced. as Indlrittcd by tho burst.
Ing buds of tho maple and .othcr trend
that spring early Icfagc tin Washing-
ton this pcrlod is usually the month of
April). The seed may be sown In
drills or In beds, and should ho covcr‘
cd with good soil to fully Ono Inch In
depth. Tho following spring the young
and
roots In their early growth. In trans-
planting theso mots should hc short-
ened mic-half. and If lntcndcd for hedge
plantings the tops should be cut back
to about six inches to induce a hrunclv
lag. stocky growth. No further cul-
tivation will be rcquircti Ihc second
year 1 beyond keeping down weed
growth, etc.‘ In autumn of the. second
your or spring of the third year the
plants will have made a stroug growth.
and may be planted on tho lawns as or.
numental trees, whom they are intona-
ed to remain permanently, or may be
planted for hedges. in the Inticr case
they wiltrequirc pruning cw-ry sctr
ant to bring tho plants into hedge
shape." .
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON.
,Foley & Co.. Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as a throat Pond lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit anti popularity of Foley‘s Honey
and Tar many Imitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's
, Honey and Tar and refuse any substl
tutti. offered as no other preparation
will give tho same satisfaction. It is
mildly laxative. it contains no opintcs
1 and is patent for children and dclicala
portions. For sale at Plalstcd's drug
store. ' "
NEW CATHOLIC HOSPITAL.
‘Con'lldcrabie titer-est. has been
aroused in, this st, fe in thc new Cath-
olic hospital otnrldgeport. which Is
now nearing, completion and which.
It‘iis thought. will be opened in the
fail. It In to be known as St. Vin-
cent's. a ‘name which, since the seven-
teenth century, has been associated
with the relief of the sick. The orig-
inal estimate of the cost of the un-
dertaking wns'5150,000. but it has
already exceeded that amount by some
050.000. The hospital will have accomo
modution for at least 100 patients. and
arrangements have been made to in-
creinbhhe. .number‘ of Viwards at any
One
this
9.-—Hugo run like w‘itén‘theré‘ Ia‘atuilclént demand.
.1.. x“, e. "t , I- , .
fi-B-Sofltfzch; scratch, Scratch; unable
flotsam mom had been to attend to business during the .day
a thief and robbed of $200 or sloop . during tho night.
'mtmnltuudron,marlt mica.
lint! gold watch.
Jim store.” cents.
plants form tap roots with few fibrous-
VM.—-2:46, 7:28
l
. Al I Wont...
”fix
’Ftrrv CAGES 70 IE TRIED.
That Is Number This Term In Criminal Vice-Prelidont Todd Outline; Plan; In FI
Superior court.
Witch thc criminal nuporlor court.,
May tcrtn. comes in tomorrow It will
have about 50 prisoucrs to dispose of.
.ludIgc lClIucr will prosidc. 'l'hc follow -
log Is it list of thc prisourra. thc
townk, other than llrIdIzI port. wbcrc
arrcsIctl, and thc chat-gun against
thctu:
John IIIII'nII. attcinptcd criminal Ils-
sault; Janice Blair. cotumon drunkard:
Arthur llrlgucu. Stamford. fui'ltcl‘y:
Il‘rcdcrlck Ilcc. tbcft from tIIc lll'l'n‘llil'.
John i‘llll‘fltlt’l. Ihcft: (illlll‘if‘d lil'ynnl.
thcft front llIc pct-sou: Ilcnnla Cannon.
Impropcr cltrt'lilttc; Charlca Smith. Im—
pI'opt-rcart'laac: Andruw E'il'l‘t‘il. int-cat;
Frank Ilcli‘orcnt. blIIuInI'y. I‘Ittrlck
Ilalicy. attczupt tIt robbcry; .lnhn llnun.
burglary; ’I'Iioluha .VI. 19.11::111. tbcft:
ll‘l‘ldlt‘l‘it‘k StnItII. tin-ft; Mutthcw I-‘ar-
rcII. burglary; (Tbnrlcs (lnIoiIi. burl:-
Inry: Thomas M. Fulton. tbcft;
It‘rcdcrick Smith. thcft; Millihl‘w li‘niw
rclI, burglary; (.lIIIIrlos (liIIoIn. Intr-
ulnry: (lcortgc C‘ootnbs. burglary: lilti-
wnrd Hoiltlloritlltlon. burglar)". John
l’ludc, burglary: ltobcrt Alcxandcr,
(it'ccntvlch, burglary; ’l‘botuns tiornuln.
.\'c\vtown. trtlspnsylnu on railroad
prtpcIIy: (‘Imrlm Johnson, burglary:
Ilcnry Kittil'ftunn, Huntington. arson:
.llartin I.cullicr. Ii‘alrlitlrl. uttcmpt tit
thoft; i"i'('(it'l‘i('ii Lunch. cIIIIIczzIr-ulllnt:
Pttcr lmdpclu. inlltlcllty; .Iatncs Mantl-
\‘iil'.'. tin-ft; (icoruc thllf‘)‘. burglary;
I'hlIIp Martin. Stamford. burglary;
(‘harlcs Mason, thch from tho pt‘rson:
\‘i’lIIIatn Mcllonald. Stamford. tlicft;
l’ctcr .\It:(lrnib, iii-ulcct of wII'c;An-
tonlo l’articcllo. Stamford. tillciupt to
murdcr: Charlcs liicc, tllcft‘. Pasqualu
Itosso, Stamford. uttciupt to kiII;-(.‘I1ur.
Ify SIIIltt-ry. llunbury. murdt-r; Wil-
liam Slit-I‘itlun, Now Canaan, ill‘f‘lll'il of
tho pcucc: I.I7.zlc \Yttltcrs, Stamford.
tbcft from tilt' purl-on: .lcnnic Smith.
Stamford. forgot-y; li‘runk Smith,
Stamford. forgcry: .loIIn (lurncy, bur»
glory; \i'IIIium Goblc. thrift: William
1'. Evans. Stamford. assault; iicot'gi-
Ilixrrls. Injury to propcrly: .iillllllit‘
i'ujiuo, li‘aiI'IIcid. robbcry: Alonzo Rob-
inscn. William Hunt and Ilunulc Horn.
IthIItIry. burglary; 'I‘ony llI-cno, Fair—
Iicld. robbery: (‘barlvs i“l‘ll'l.lt r. ttttcr-
Ing hitcrttl documtuts; William .\I. l)»-
wItt. burglary: Mary Sanctinc. Inlldcl~
IIy; .Iulcnlh Christian. \Vt‘h'lit‘l‘l,
bt'tach of tho pciuc.
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
loos not hcsltn'o In t-cctuttnicnd Ko-
.IoI Dyspepsia ("urn to thclr l'ricuds and
.‘IISltInltl‘S. Indiccstinu causes mort-
II health than anytliinu olsc. It. dc-
"Ilngf‘ll thc stomach. and brings on all
manner of «Human. Knii'll llyspcpsla
Curr dlgcstxt what you cut, curcs indl
:‘cstion. dyspepsia and all stomach div
II'IIcrh. Kodol is not, only a llcrl'vI-t
lincstaut but a iish‘tit‘ building tonic a.»
wcll. Ilcucwo‘tl lll‘fllill. pcrfncl
lit-climb and Int‘rcascd vitality follow
.ts tinc. "
ALMOST FINISHED.
Hawca. VonGaI and Danbury Com-
panies' New Make Shop.
Tho brick addition to thc factory of
thc Ilawcs. Vontlal Company in Dau-
btiry, which has bccn In coursc of ercc-
lion since last fall, Is citpcctcd to bc
coluplctcd. rcudy for our by Juno 1.
This will bu opcratcd jointly by this
company and Tim llanbur,‘.' Company
for making bats. lbw forming blowing
and sizing dcpuruucnts to bc Iocatcd
in It.
'I‘lit- building. bcing of brick with cc
mcnt floors. will lic practically firc»
motif and Its modern construction will
qukc it admirably aduptcd to the pur-
pose for which it is ltiicndcd. it will
be \“t.'il lighted with largo windows on
threw silica and a Iargc skylight. The
building In thrcc storics high.
._..
.w.....
WARNING.
You cannot. havc good hcalth unless
your kldncysnro sound. for the kid-
ucys liltcr thc blood of iinpuritlcs
which rithcrwisc act as irritating pois-
ons and brcak down the (if‘iit‘ilit’. or‘
cans of thc body and radar F(‘rl()ll5
lruublc. If you burn kidncy or bind-
dcr troublc tlnd do not tutt- Foicy'a
Kidncjr Curc. you will havc only your
sclf to blamc for results. as it positive.
Iy curcs all forms of kidncv and blad-
dcr discus-cs. For sale at Plalstcd's
drug store. "
NEW roan. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE:
.In Effect March 14. 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
. NEW YORK.
A. iii—12:591. 5:21); 5:501. 6:14,
5:55, 7:03. 7:40. 8:15, 8:03. 9:05x
9:26x.9:40.10:24x.10:40.11:35x.
.P. M.—12:55x, 1:13. 2:25x, 3:20x.
3:45. 4:50x, 5:40 5:55.11, 6:38, 6:551
7:17, 7:551, 8:00, 0:55x. 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-—~12:59x, 5:24); 5:50x, 8:56.
9:421. '
1P. M.-——3:20x. 5:40 55:55:, 7:17x.
7:20, 9:55x. 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.-——l2:00x. 5:00. 6:00. 7:00,
11:00:. 8:02. 9:00x, 9:02x. 10:02:. 10:00.
11:00:. 11:02.
P. M.——12:02. 1:05, 2200:, 2:55.
3:311, 4:02x, 4:0l. 4:30, 5:01x. 5:04.
5:30. 6‘00x. 6:03. 7:00. 8200):. 9200):.
9:30, 11:00:.
SUNDAYS.
A.M.—~12:00,0:007:300:00.10:02.
P. M.—5:02. 0:00. sum. 11:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. lib-12:11:" 1:18, 1256:. 6:18
1:42. 8:42. 9:10x. 10:06x.11:0f1x,11:40.
P. M.~—-12:00,1:12, 3:02x. 4:18. 5:25.
6:08. 0:30, 7:0511, 0:05x. 9:15. 10:01.
11:15.
Bridgeport. in addition to IMHO-P.
actions.
A. M.——12:11x, 1:151. 1:561, 7:43.
0:10. 11:05:._
If. M.-——0:40. 7:05. 9:05.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.
A, Dir-0:23. 9:63.
1’. 1—120, 41:27:, 5:10. 5:67, 7:10.
oauluav ‘i‘o soon-I noawaut.
A. lit—6:00, 7:23, 0235,1115.
.9. hie—4125:, 6:30. 7:00.
Sunday. trains to Daubury. 9:15,
, 7 ltchlng 9:53: a. 113.: 7:25 p. In. Leave Dan-
lttlfl'iblo plane. Dow‘s Olnlv bury."l‘:55 a. 111.; punt. 0:003. 5:35
At any-1257:. . . . ' '
‘ .
curs OFF altar—assess.
Letter.
Accordion to First VIcc-I’rcsldcnt
'I‘otltl, of tho (‘t‘uutditinlcd road tlic new
limo table when it gods Into often will
give South Not'tvitll'. IIIc go-by. so far
as a llllilliltl' of through lloslon auti‘
Now York trains arc collccl‘nctl. }
ill a lotlor lo I’I‘csldt‘nt Abbc. of tho!
Ncw Ilrllain Busiucsa hlcu'n AasocItI-'
lion. which has bccn nililllliiif‘ti to tho
dII'cctors of that organization. Now
IIrItth and Mcrldcn arc to Iosc two
through trains from lioston to Now
York, and ”WW“ II'nnI Nor." York to
lioston. i
Thu It‘tlcr to i’l't‘Hitll‘lli Abbc glvt-si
iiIL' (il'iiliil; of thc clltinnck, lt'liit'lif
show that Ncw Iil‘ititin. Iin‘rlin. Mcl‘l-e
dcn. Iiridgcport, South Norwullt and:
Stamford arc. to unfit-r by tho chanucsd
which are sunnnurizcd as follows: ‘
’l‘ho train It'tli'lnt: Iloston at 0 n. m..i
duo In Now York at tiztll p. 111.. will bc'
shortcucd thirty Ininutcs, and tho loin
lowing stops arc cut out of that train:
llcrlln. hicrldch. South Norwnlk and.
Stamford. 'I‘Iils train now button Smith '
Norwalk- at. 2:25 p. m. ‘
TIu- train Icavlnu Boston at 12:
o'clock noon. will run on tho samc“
lime to New York as at prcscnt. and;
no stops will In! cut out. i
'l‘hc train Icaviuu Boston at 4 p. m. }
at prcwnt «Int In Ncr.‘ York at 0:57 p.‘
111.. anti tbc following stops will bu cult
out: llcrlln, Ml‘f‘ltii‘ll and Stamford. i
'I‘hc train Icaving Now York at 0 a..
n1., will bc rcduccd llIIrty lltlliittt'll. and I
Ibo following stops cut out: Slatnford,.
South Norwalk. lridgcport. Mei‘ldt‘n"
and Ilcrliu. I
Tho I: o'clock train from Now York.
will bi- madc a iivc hour and thirty:
mluutc traI11----1hc name as the 4
o'clot k train is: to In: llllilil‘M'alld thc
:Iicid for tho positions now
a._.._.. .u.
new STATE COMMITTEE. ‘
ftocn of the TIlIrty-I‘lv Mombora of
the Former Commttteo Woro Ro- '
elected. ‘
Tht- 111w democratic state control.
conuulttcc chmzcn by the state conven-z
lion has tIIIrtrilvc mombt 1k instead}
of thc twcuty-ronr of the old cummltfi
Ice, owing to tI1~ Increase In tho hum-i
nor of scnuiorinl districts. This com-1
mlttcc.
Ito Ibo (Xl‘l‘lllin‘ III In of the party until
I007. t‘illlit‘lllillll: lIIc party work III tho
national and l‘lttlr‘ cicctlon this fall.
1000. 'l‘hc Iicw mmiuillcc cittcra upon
thc work of thc campaign with thv'
udvautauc of Iiuviur. IIitcctI lllt‘lllilt‘l‘d
who have rrrvt‘l on furtncr commit.
Him for two ,vc:.r:1 or uiorc, and tho
now then :Iic, With few txcrpilom.
known as \chI (llltlllli"(l for thclr tlutimt
by work thcy l1uvt‘ ulrcntly tlonc lll
thtit‘ Il'llllot'lll‘l.‘ Hf't'lilllll'l.
l'ndor lili‘ party rulc rt-qulring or-
canlaztion within :1 wrck. tho commit.
the will Iic calIt-d toitcthcr In Now llu-
vcn wa: truck for organization. and
no aspirants arc yc’. rcporttd In thn
hold by
(‘balriuun John .I. Walsh. of Norwalk
and Edwin S, 'l‘hotuas. of Ncw IIaVcII.
although )lt)n>«lili)' .‘t'UlIlt‘ may coutc to
thc trout \\'il"ll tbc committed lili‘flp.‘
Following In tho list of tho ttrw
committtc, tIIc fll(~‘.llil£’l'.‘i I'o-citndcd nt-
1111: indlchtcd by a 3"
“if”.
I .i:l‘.tlt*:: .I. llurns. Hartford.
.Ioscpli I'. I‘utilc. Hartford.
.Ithtopb I-‘. Callahan. i-lartt’ortl.
n
a.
If.
i. I‘Iiristophcr S. Mciiale, Blunt-Info~
tI-I'.
.71. ilinry (‘. Ilisscll. West Ilaxt-
ford, *
ll. .itlllll‘r; Itochc. New Britain.
’1'. Martin ll}. lirotlcriclt. Enlleld.
following stops will bc takcn 0111:. ll. l.’tiw:tr11.l Main-r. Now Ilavcn.
llrltlccport. .llcridnn and licrlin. ‘ ll. (Icoruc lillntcr, New iiavcn.
'I‘hc train Icaving Now York at «I p. in. John I". Saycrs, New Havcn.
111., will IIc sbortoncd thirty miuutcsg II. .IquI [0,lltittgl11111. New llhvcu.
and tho stops at Mcridon and Ilcrlluflti. Louis .\. Fish. llranford. "‘
will bc Ilroppcd out. Ilil. William H. lnrkc, Mcrltllzn. ‘*
This train dot-:4 not at tho prcttcnt. ll. l‘lmrlcs A, Tlltulinsop. Milford.
timc tntlkc any :ttops bcttvtecu Now 1.3. Iluinrt Ill. ltipnry. Waterbury. “
York and Now llitvcli. ‘11:, Ilhtiicl I‘D. I’Itzpatrnclt. Waur—
'I‘o illilli“ up for tho cutting off of: bury. ,
tbcso lirc lruitu: tIIc pcoplc of .\'cw llri- 1 1; Patrick uni-mun [let-by.
lain, who arc lil'niuh’lllli: vigorottuipdk, Bryan .I‘. Malian, New London. *
through tlit-Ir llusincss Mott‘s Ascot 1-.1, .lumcs it, Shannon. Norwich. "
cIalion, arc to bu 11i\'t‘ll It Sill'l‘ifli parlor 20. .\it‘.\iill'll‘l‘ U. ltobcrtson, Mont—
car st-rt‘icc. This car is to bc :ittttchcd \‘Illc. r
to lhc t o‘clock tt‘tli'l from Now York, , gt, (“baricn Hanson. llt‘idgcpot‘t.
will ln- droppml off at Ncw liitvcn and
Ibrrv Illiilttilt"i to an cxprcss iuadc up
at Ncu' liavcu. which will rt-nco hicri- . '_ ,
thc ‘. - -
rcl-zulur I o'clock cxprch t'tlnlm‘ undcr .'
tit-11 and llorliu at tho sumo titnc
iiil‘ lll'l‘St‘lli, St‘ill‘llllif‘.
Moritlcn pcoplc arc up In arms nud’”
II In suggcstcd that it would bc a pond ‘ -_, ,
ldca to not (lovcrnot' (‘Iiunlncl'lain to
511p tbc railroad officials in rouartl I!‘
tho proposctl I‘utlital t-Iilmgcs In thi-
timc table that so scriottsly tilit‘t'i not
{lillllt‘ hicrldcu. his own hmnc town.
bill .ucvcral olbcr Important villus lit
(‘onucctit-ut. If his talk \vttli thc 1'3in
road officials did not accomplish mil":
thing onc with Mic railroad t'Oilll'flih".
hicncrs might. 1
CAR INSPEETEE—KILLED.
Struck by Switcher of Which His Son‘
Was Engineer.
l’iTTNAM. May 0.——.I. ii. llccntur. a.
car lilt-ivl'tritll‘ for the New York. New
Iiavch and Hartford road. was altnostl’
instantly killcti by :1 switching: cugiuc
of which his son was thc engineer!
curly Saturday. Mr. Dccalur bad. in:
tlIc pcrfortuancc of his dlltlcs. sit-ppcd‘
off ouc track to avoid a passing train}
unknowingly stopping on tho track on
wliiclt‘tlic switcbur was backing. Tilt“
body was fcarful‘ly mangled. TlIc son,
William Dccatur. was prostratcd with:
grief when he found that his own on-
cino had been thc cause of death. Mr.‘
Decatur. senior. liatl born on tho road
for 20 ycars. lie was 70 ycars old and
Icavcs a. widow. one son and a dangltg
for.
ELECTION IN PARIS.
PARIS. May 9.—«’I‘lic result of thc
municipal clcclion has transfcrrctl tlIc‘
majority in the council to tho minia-
lcrlalists with 43 azainst 35 nationa-L
lists and two indcpcudcnts. Thc pro.
viuclal rcturns are incotuplctc. but that
tcudcucy Is that they will probably fa-
vor the govcrnmcnt though by less'
majot'ltlcs titan expcctcd. Marseilles;
Bordeaux and Lille havc gone anti-i
ministerial.
13;“. John 'I‘. t‘ouuot's, llridgoport.
.‘iit'ililtii A, Ilcnny. Bridichori.
William 1‘. English. llcthcl.
llichacl .l. Iloulilian. thvtowu.
John .I. \Yaisli, Norwallt. *
(illi‘ll A. (iartcr. Stamford.
hrwtcn Phillips. IiIIlInI‘tll‘. "
.Icrcltiihb (l’SuIIIi‘IIIl,
tic. *
‘0. SlcpIIt-u (i. ('ookc. Torrlntzton.
‘1 Edward H. Ilnbrrts, North t‘ana‘um.
1:2. l‘lmt'lcs \". llotlizc. linizbury. “
:13. J, Taylor I-‘Il'nu. Midis-limit. ‘
:lI. Thomas D. (‘oultci'. Rusty. ‘
(1.1 (It-org“ I’orstcr, \-'ct'non. *
I‘hcrc arc n lbw mcmbcrs of tiiw
i‘llilllllifil‘i‘ who \'.‘t'l"‘ olcctt,zi by tilt)
"ilcarsr form‘s in New liavcn. Bridal)-
put'l anti clsrv.‘bcrc. btlt thcy (Ioi fl'd.
l I'Xt‘it’li
'i'clicd upon to do tliclr full share of
tcu allantthcr, and may it‘
tho party work for tho national cam
port and olscwlicrc. but they do not
tin-51‘ individual choitc. Tho niajordy
control of tlic
stunt. today is i‘ll'ltt'l)’ in the hands of
ll::‘l;lilt‘l‘S favorablc to nomination of
Judge l’ur‘nt-r.
BODY OF E. L. WENTZ FOUND.
Bill STONE GAP. Va. May 9,—Tlle .
hotly of E. L. chtz. who so mysteri-
ously disappeared October 14. 1903,
has becn found near Kclly View. within
a niilc of tho placc, where he was last 1
sccn alive, The. body. which was lying
on Illt‘. ground III plain vlcw. was In a
tunic of proscrvatiou sudiclcnt for idcn-
tIIication. Young \Vontz was thc son
of a l’hilatlclphin millionaire coal oper‘ 1
‘ star in chargc of his father‘s mincs in
. Wist- County.
Since his disappoarnnco
more than 350.000 have been offered
for any news of hm.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.‘
NEW YORK. May 0.———-TIIO Atlantlc‘
transport llnc tztcmcr Milinciiahit.
front London for Now York. In report-
ed as having been In communication
by wirclcas tclcgraph fifty-five miles
east of Nantucket Lightship. at 5:55
11. Ill. Vessel will probably dock about
8 a. In.
I
and in thc titttlv ciccttou In illl‘ fall of1
Willlman-i
committee. as n13“cr1=‘
m
——-—._—.
BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
Tho Clifford Pharmacy Out of Their
Vast Stock and Extensive Knowl-
edge of Medicine: Recommend
Vinol .13 till: Beat.
"At this acason of thc ycur." said
one of thc pl‘lllll'it'ltll‘it of ’I‘Itc t‘lifftn'tl
Pharmacy, lltc o'hcr cvcuiujz. "thcrc
Isn't a man. woman or child 111 South
Norwalk who docs not Itccd n mctlicino
by \‘(III' of tlic. convcntiml. will. to purity and curb-I1 ihc blood. to In
(Int'c an uppctitc. lo pI'otuoIc diccstliln
anti crculo atrcnplh, and wc :tro attic
In sat/1111: “‘1‘ MIN! nuvc :mlli anything
In our stoic cdt... ... for this put
poac."
This now wur of :quIIuEI-ti-rinr. tin:
‘vitnl Ill'illl‘illil'Ii of (:1111 Illscr llii Itu‘l
wrought u woudcrft‘l t-IIaIIlzc In tho
IIIIIII o" IItt'Ilir-inn. ’l‘livt'c Is no llt‘l‘li
to ttlkc granny oil, f‘llIltiHitlll‘l or plll‘
I aonous drugs to purity and mulch tho
i blood and ct‘cutc licallll and strcnnlii.
I for wc guarantoc that pure. simplo and
‘, delicious prcpnration. Vittol. will do It.
‘1 or your moncy will be rcturncd.
. Mrs. Rosc- Lavignc of llurlinlztoti. \’t.,
‘ writcs: "Vinol Is thc tit-st spr1ng mctll
, ciao l bnvc M'ct‘ uscd; It crutttcs an up-
I potltc. pttriiluu thc blood and takoS
} away all fouling of Iasritudenhly work.
whichatwtncd a burden before taking
. Vinol. Is now a plcasurc."
Mr, W. .1. Stewart. of Chelsea. Mann,
lwrltcs: "I was all run down and In It
,(Icvilulizul condition: \‘inol quickly
‘; built pic up and brought back .Ioalllt
7 and strcngth.”
I 111'. .I. B. chncr. Augusta. GIL.
1, writes: "Whoa ono guts all run down,
locus appctitc. fccls llsllcss. 11mm out
1 and nervous, I have found nothing so
1 good its \‘Inol to restore strength and
t hcalth."
Said I10: “1 could go on quoting from
’Iiuntlrcda of such Icttcrs. and I wish
i I could persuade every person In South
iNorwalk to try Yinol this spring on
our guarantcc to rclurn money If lhcy
. arc Imt benefited." Tbc Clifford Phar-
-, many.
WAR REVENUE STAMPS.
iThe Unused Ones Will be Redeemed
Before July 1. 5“;
1 l'nuscd documcnttuy and proprietary
stamps. issucd undcr the [ll‘(l\‘lsitlll.~l or“
. illi‘ wur rt‘vcnuc act for which ownwrs
can: no one. may bo rcdct ..Ictl. .\;1-
*plication for tho rollcnlptlrni of such
grim-ms. should Iic matlt- to tho colIt-ut'n-
lof Intcrtiul Icvonttc from whom tho
sanit- wort: purrliascil. Such iiifl‘lljlrl
ican Ilc rcdccittcd nni.” \v'ucn I'H‘l‘nPIIi-Wi
fin quantillou of $3 or Iuorc fan-t- valun.
‘ ans‘; no claim for tho rcdcmplion of. :11:
tailowancc for. such stamps can Iic o‘-
i Inwcd unions prcscntt ti prior to .11in i.
1004.
A Itlrnt‘ ultmbcr of claims Imvc :.I-
:rcatly bocn prcscnttd and allnwcd in
Tillie li1stt'ict. As ”11' timc Iitni‘. hit-II
inlay not gnarl-ally bu known. IIIc tilli"
tit. given for tho information of tII‘r‘J)
'wlio will still Itavc claims to fill).
.. CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
' Illa Itlml You tiara Always Bought
‘AMALGAMATED MEAT CUTTERS.
Bears the
Signature of
undred and Ninety Delegates at
National Meeting In Ohio.
CINCINNATI. Ohio, May 9.—~One
hundred anti ninety Ilclcgatcs to tho
National bicunial meeting of tlic Amal—
gamated Meat Cutters‘ and Butcher
\Vorltcrs' Union, of North America anti
Canada. assctnblcti bcrc today. Among
lhosc prcscnt arc I’rosldt-nt Michael
llonnolly of Chicago. John Hart, litica.
:N. Y.; Slcvcn Vail. Omaha: William
Slcrliug. Chicago, and II. Fl, chkcl-
hcrgcr. llsltimnltc. first sccond. third
and fifty vicc-prcsitlcnt I‘capcctirt-Il'.
and Homer ll. Colc. sccrciary and
,ti'casurcr of Syracuse. N. Y. ’l‘hcsc
ulrn bavn bcch hero in r‘xrculivc sm-
slou for two days. Four hundred anti
thIrtytwo unions aro ruprotwalcd.
Promiucut mcmbcrs of tlic union cv-
prcsscd Ihcmsclvcs as wcll‘aullsflcd
with tho prcscnt situation and say that
llicy do not anticipate anything (if a
disagreeable nature at tho prescnt
meeting. Officers will be elected and
general business transacted.
.OneH
L
Cures a Cold In One Night.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough». . 25c .
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. ' 50c
Cures Worst Croupin a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulcerated Toncils.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. ,
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures in One Month? .
Open- Breathing Plum “(1 Boston- lie-ring.
Cures Hay Fever or Money Refunded. ' 50c 13100 p
on Earth That Cures Asthma.
' Only Thing
BRAZILIAN BALM
TRIAL BOTTLE 250.
.14..
‘1‘.
i
.ll 1. 1111.1 1""
in
TIACHIA
nor on: rampant nt toms: '
KmaMSmohmmMMpmhmmm-hthe stomach. . Villlll M
lakesoldfiripoutofthouystemmtodnqtbovlwofyuflt. -
CumPl-risy. Continuing-ll I'll”. when all also fails. Mano
mum. wmial'muu. Kilo tho pain of bee. wasp or
homotninslnl ;_, 20 dayatroat-
ucondlloalam moat Toxicol- Tab-
mm»- hiagroatutualc
not!” lock jaw. liver luvigorltor
file I boil over “WM
fit. (tum all autumnal-.31 , - ,
,1 gar-I m I- bottle of Infill-u , , 1 ,
~ m..- mm...“ woman-um , aunt animal §F§pflgfififi
1-N*$.élms tact-deal not» » ' Toidoolo (I month's and mum. mafia-31$
MM" ulna. Twit. ”mm“ W) 25c. mm
. 250, 50c and 01.00 AT. DBUGGISTS. '
EJACKSON
«to. nfc- 909%
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