WEATHER REPORT.
Wily l 111'
MW and W1: Mair and
warmer ton gut and Saturday. The
area of high prespm is central this
morning over Vermont, and cool and
clear weathary idealism. throughout
the mthemvmisactions. ,Tbs dis-
turbance central yesterday in the Ca-
nadian northwest. honoring: slowly
eastward. This morning it is near
Lake. Ballerinanwlth a secondary dis
tu1banCB centraldn southwestern Kan-
ass. .1Rsin has occurred during the
past. 24 hours over mike Superior, up-
per Mississippi valley. through V18
Dakotas eastern Kansas and he
South Atlantic States. 1 Precipitation
over one inch reportedly-01a Duluth.
1.44; Jupiter. 13.161: 891. Paul. 1.60.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ii. Lawrence,
of lesson plans. are entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Rank. 9! Brooklyn.
W3?
Cockenoe 'l‘iillé. 1.031. M.. 0! Nor-
walk. will hold a session this evening
at the Wigwam in the Gazette building
O Brien.
estraw Hats and Canes.
lea Helen Barhite, of South Nor-
ws it. spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W.C .,Bar...te in Ridge
field. .
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Beers. of‘
Berkeley street. who are 0n a vase
tion trip, lett Boston to- day, for Port-
land Maine.
8 lbs of good corned beef tor 25c ,
at Hayea‘
Miss Jessie Gilbeit of South Nor-
walk. has been a recent guest of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs ....nles Gilbert ‘
in Hidgefleld.
1. Lieutenant John '1‘. Kennedy, who is
well-known in The Norwslks, is at
Pensacola. Florida. lighting the yel-
low fever snd seeing that the quar-
antine is enforced.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cutbill and
Mr Charles Cntbill., of South Nor
walk. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. on
re H Northrop. in Ridgeiield,‘ over
Sunday. .- , ,.,
’l‘be steamer Huntington. which bull,
been overhauled and repainted, ls
bacwto the N01 thport route again and
brought quite a number of excursionh
late to this city today.
The lawyers who are to play on the
legal baseball team will meal this of:
tornoon at. Decker Field for practice.
G, Frederick Moniton is spending
his vacation in Maine.
The 11dn1l11ntlon of Second Lieuten-
ant .Alwa'rd L F.0x of New Haven to
be first lieutenant of Company F Sec-
0 d infantry, Connecticut National
card. has been approved at. the other
of the ndjutant-generni.
With the premium list of the Dan
busy lair ready for distribution and
preparations to: the October election
under way there can no longer remain
much doubt that summer is waning
and autumn is not tar away.
~I-lalf the ills that man is heir to
come from indigestion. Burdock
Blood Bitters strengthens and tones
the stomach; makes indigestion im-
possible.
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Dr. Karl Vogel. of New York, has
purchased oi‘ Dr. Ilirum Boomer the
house and grounds now occupied by
the latter in Prospect avenue, blots
walk, and known as the Jessa Den
ton property. Mr. Boomer will occu-
py the premises until March 1. when
Dr. Vogel will take possession. A
number of i111provemenis are content-
plated
There is always something in the
sight of an automobile being propelled
by horse power that causes 11 smile.
and a man wbo~wss driving to Nor-
walk a few days ago. and encountered
such a procession could not resist a:
laugh. The uuionlobiilst. instead of
ting angry joined in the spirit. of
delta and shouted: "llc‘s not draw-
lng me. l um pushing him "
... .‘llt.1Mlsinnr, Batnviu N Y.: A A.
Farewell. To ronlo (‘nnnday W. A
Marble. Whit Colycr. (iiiiiord Colyori
Roger A. Townsend, (i 1) Porter, R.
D. Holbrook. Charles McDonald. Mi'l
and Mrs. to. M. Van mired.- Frederick
brings, G. W. Horton A. Mncombor.
New York; RByron W. Austin, Dati-
b liy' ELM. Lowe Miran
R’l gelleld: (l. A. Keeley. Nor adip-
ion: Miss Kate Clair. D D. Skinner.
IthM. Brush. Hugh 'l‘. Cam bell, Dost
ton; Mr and Mrs A. ll. illicit, Harts
lord; J. V. Donne Mt Vernon: Mrs
mulled tsunami listed; ms. Joni
“Cooke. Waterbury: W. w Mannie.
Providence: C. F. lluributt Rochester.
worn at the Cliiford Hotel yesterday.
£212.15. 1, 1
‘ is To any: you WlTl-i. rus’
our lit-are est-amass:
AT THE LOWIDT MAR.
KIT PMCII.
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Public Market.
"‘ ’13;th F. Huntington, the. South‘
No
. held
I my all and also withm also on niy‘p'l’it‘uyua
., darlings.
ill be issued at
,
. «afternoon. 1
Selleck &
w
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ills!” B. Scudder. of West
two Weeks at
1.1.11»
Cragsmc r. N. Y.“
Branch 1 edge Knights of Pytblas, was
held in evening.
Nor'fil
weeks’
acntlon trip
~.—-‘-—
Miss may claim of Wilton. is
derhlll. oi Norwalk
calving souvenir postals tram him. He
is in London, England.-
1—.
The a star steamer Dreadnought, of
South horwal|1,1.is’ antthe Bedell ways,
in Stamiiord. being overhauled.
‘1 Ilyrli1tT—T—T‘ffl-‘V‘. 1.
Mound Mus, Howard,W.~.Doty. who
have been sojourning at Athol, Mass.
have returned “home, ,to ,Nrowalk.
ed to 1011114111. to resume their du-
ties at he Hat-111mm. "school.
Washington Camp, P 0. S. of A.
held a regular bauibes's meeting last
evening in its lodge room in Washing-
ton strce'L
A nufber cLstudeats have retuln-
The ‘Wlnnipsuk baseball team will
meet the 'l‘ A B team, at Stamford,
ou the Polo Grounds. Winnipauk, to-
moxrow' attcruoon.
Miss Ethel Stow, of New Britain,
is the guest or her uncle and aunt.
Constable and Mrs John J. Goodwin.
,of Elizabeth street.
(learns C. Evaits of the Comatock
'Clotbiag (‘ompaay orwalk. left town
this morning for a two or three days'
visit all Gulltcrd and vicinity
Petey Thompson has been euioy~
ing a vacation from his duties at. the
oflice of the Gilbert & Bennett. Mama
focturing Company in Georgetown.
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1 ———8 lbs. good corned beef for 25c at
Hayes“.
Captain William Hi Hoyt started
from South Norwalk today with a
party of friends, in his new yacht
Mexican bound for Long Island.
is manager of Milton Ex-1
press Comp 11y, lips 11
iron) lilovcnl 'ér l of the Q‘J‘B‘Mr
in Livingston street now occ dpiod by
Mr and Mrs Edward‘J. Silvie.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hoyt of New
ark. l.N J. formerly of South Nur<
walk. have returned from 11 visit in
Bostolh with Mrs. Currie Kendrick
Mrs. Hoyt's mother. Miss Violet
Hoyt accompanied her parents. .
O'Brien.
—-—Soft and Still Hats.
lieutenant Colonel Wilbur S. Wot—
son, oi Danhury. brigade surgeon on
the stuff of General Russell Frost who
was especially detailed for duty at
Nlant‘lc spent a putt of yesterday in
South Norwulk, on his way to his
home. ,
The annual reunion of the Twenty-
eighth Connecticut Volunteers will by
t Dorlcn's Point MMonday Aug.
if“ veterans are alllclpa 1m 11
baht me on (lit a decides: whic mu
include a shotc dinner. Stamford is
well represented amouqdho survivors
of this regiment ‘
2.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robbins. of
Waterbury. wore guests over night
of M and Mrs Oliver 8. Stanley, of
apparent“ .Mr. and Mrs ltopbins
are: agar and lsi‘t this mol'ulpg
lln Falls. 'i‘hcy intend to
outfit in trip from New link to AI-
buny by boat.
The Focus street Sunday school
went“. to listen Point. on the annual
plohl, lust w it Thursday. Johir Dan
yuppori. too}: am over in fourlhorsd
curryull a luncheon boating.
Wind and the general attractions of
e clot were enioyc‘d and, innum-
.ally.1tlle baby show:— Stamford Advo-
(Billed
apron; 11m, 1141.13.11... O‘Brien.
lidj 'l‘arl v w
lbflve 11 our load of
by from (nascent,
This car includes some
11, pspuolplly a pair, oi 4?er
times tor all purposes com-
the, lot. They will probably
an it will be advisable tor pr
it’d
and re choice.
A‘ti‘o‘ils‘y‘ ride tinder the 114611ch
TWomsns Auxiliary or ill. dos
sptl1'l‘. A, 15.80.1011»: Stamford.
to too Point, Wednesday evening.
alt; cted a good many young to
11‘ he ttrol
[mm yloi. Instill:
sin e tril'nsport We on
car. Dancing was enjoyed at the
l’ol t, and the p ty bad the benefit of
the vaudeville . there. ,
0f
yDY THhim l8 :DMPT AND
'in pr Irtululta
ch 111111111116?in ‘ Oahu;
not taste have won for it a place
any households. W..’l‘ 'l‘ya ~
. .. merged-'1 111‘.
buy
unnamed!
ii
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Willis L. Blaster has purchased a ,
m h ,
solid corned beef tor 251: at ‘_
A $4“: lar rooms meeting of Olive 1
4, . , W ,. , ,1
and. Mrs. Alex. S. Gibson. oi ‘ ~
lb left tow/n today for a two‘
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harly Un- ,1
Friends of Bernard Collins are re- ‘
luau“ ,
plat c ‘
groin lilow Haven. Saturday. August
pectl vo purchasers to cull early to 1
JII‘DDDOOD by
'1Dia moss Remedy tumor with its
mam my impose.
Accommodations, first Class.
Rates,ng Moderate.
IOSEPH L WALZ.
Proprietor,
Telephone 1398.1
DAVID W. RAYMOND.
unemploym-
” , dud mwmdr. ’
19 North Mala It. .Ofllflh Namath.
Residence. I Wombat» Ctr-st.
TOIW hull“. 1m
~ J. DISESA.Mp.
The best modern hotel in 'l‘he' Nor-
walks.
Everything new and up lit-date. Fina
rooms, with all the latest improve-
ments, baths, electric and gas light.
Good airy rooms to rent by day Or
week. Price moderate. Come now and
make your selection.
Co . Monroe and Chestnut
Sta. South Norwalk.
oii'lna‘u‘ttficfl’ salami. and”...
Management of A. J. Smith and James
3. Kelly—L. M. Rich, Amule-
ment Director.
free.———- Vaude‘vlie.—~iree.
From Keith's and Prootor's Circuits.
Daily at 3:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m.
FRIDAY EVE, AUG. 1:.
SUMMER NlGHT CARNIVAL.
PRIZE WALTZ CONTEST.
4—Prizes—4.
Saturday) Baseball.
‘ “SD‘VEAY'. aumizd
11111511141“ 411141114011 11‘ BAND.
Special instruments“ and Vocal Con-
c.ert
Soloist. LULU POTTER RiCH.
SHORE DINNERS, CLAMBAKES.
ETC.. AT POPULAR PFliQES.
BEST OF SERVICE.
Watch for uie next attraction.
will be a dandy.
You May" lie surprised
how profitably you can truest Slim
per wcok in Endowment Lilo insur-
ance in the Connecticut (lcucroi Lite
Insurance Company. of Hartford.
Conn.
lt‘or pniticulnrs apply to
F. H. FIELD. Gan. Ash.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 303—45. In. Norwalk. C1
11.1 804106in lotus.
Bloch lilo-ti. ll groups. It! 110 to
810.20. July 15, 22, 29, August 5, 12,
19 6
. Watch _.llill I day trips. 11000. July
116. 22 29, August. 6, 12, 19. 26.
Cott‘ae City. 5 day trips. 817.00
iJuty 24. A'udust 7.2 8.
White Mountains. 6 day trips. 328.00.
July 24. August 7. 21. September 4
Saratoga Springs. 4 or 6 day trips,
41243001- slhfluo July 17 24, 31, Aus-
11st 7.14. 21. 28, September 4.
rumble Chasm, 4 day trips. $24. 00.
J‘ 1 17. 24.111. August '1, 11,111,111,
it
September 4.
. Niagara Falls. 4 days trip, 824.00.
Tuesday. August 22nd.
Thousand Islands. 4 days trip.
$24. 00 Tuesday, August 22nd.
10 ink)“ M untalns, ii day tri s.
at 4. ii on Haven. July 8.
xAulzuatlil. 22, 2612“ d
Roya or a I“ rip. Thousand
‘llllasdi .011“ y c. Auuhle
Chasm and Hal-atom. u4117.00 Tues:
ides. August .flnd.
Nova Sculls. 10 days trip, 858. 00
Moosohaad l.,.olte 9 days trill. 840.00
from New Haven. Monday. Septsm
boa lllb
ottysburg‘ and washiuhton. 7 our
trip. 1311.00 from New Haven. Friday.
October 18th.
For the New England Tourist des-
“criblug all tours and tickets call on
c. w. Marlins. 41.1.11 «out at about“
m
‘ ambitions attachment for sewing ma
01mm)” 1".le 331111501)th illusory.
machine.
> shade holder
1 trade- marks:
' August Furniture Oslo.
was {run _
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, ‘ has l‘li lie Elli? 166W: 133%.}:
Hold lull!
son IALI IY
11 «-:m-,tw‘..i?.~m::.:;t;n2:21:31‘s -.
tor diarrhoea and cello and it
rails! We“ loss-nu "
o , “
. 1r realty»: 5.?
Windlass A11 bat is
‘lililh, hill; garnished .ii‘om oiling oi A.
Brldseport. eons .
1W device tor boats.
Alexander baabscbor. Bridgeport.
elevator devise.
mouse. ll Fisher and F. A. Raymond?
,New lluvcn, shipping system.
Wllson ill. Potter. New Haven.
watch. ‘
.loa. Sachs. liartlord.
safety fuse.
‘J L. ll. lirodeur. Jr., Mrrlden, match
I we patents.-
hex
Chas. A. King, Meiidm‘i. breech-load
big gun.
liarty J Williamgflplcrillpn, corking
Chad A Kelly, Ansonia machine for
atnakin dross stays.
Axe 1.. Olson, idescx,
tor inflating rotating tires.
Tiles. 0 liltbulds. thsted, candle
connection
Geo A. Tioxlor, Centrlvllle, potato
dime-1.1
Jas.’Wln111idge. Mlddleflold,
for firearms ‘
' _ TRADE- MARKS
American Ring Co, Waterbuiy. two
11:! nuns and fasteners for
sight
personal wuss.
Wilcox a While 00., Meridian, auto-
matic organs attachments for playing
pianos or ()1 11111111 and parts tin-1 ooi’
H D. Smith 4‘; (in, Pluntsville, drop
pod iciged irons for vehicles.
D 42 H, tic-(MA. Higgnnum, boos.
- L1 ' . ‘.
lsaac'hl. Palmer; Mlddlctown, "Pal-
men’ s Neits‘ins (For open-mosh tab
(limo F. Kraut. Dridscumt. rovers '
' Geo. 3.3110111”. Bridgeport, flllllflh: '
. meat plug. .
‘ UH lit 6: ll}. Collenburg, West Haven ‘
, paper iardinierc for Package for liowor
Wlmmh ”“06”? (of patent“ l ' ~’
', 1 Day or rues.
On First of September Soutbport Oak
Will he Two Hundred Years Old.
'l‘hcio will be a stand (-1 lcbtuiion on .
the linriicl lilmou estate, Soutbporb
the first. of September, by the diitorent
generations and relations that have
u in touch with the estate. in hon
oi oi i‘ln‘.1 g'iu'l'i'd old oak t1ec.wbicl
will have reached its L’tliltb birthday“
on the [but of September The tree is
without a doubt the iirsi spot clump of
a tree that ever grow in the village
of Soulhport and stands up as stately
and grand as acute proud being. proud
of its age and strength. Guests are
expected from New York and Newport.
The tree stands 1011 foot lush and
pleasures twenty loot in circumfer-
«cncc. The birth of the tree has been
alluded doivn through the different
generations, so there Is no doubt re
lie for protection against insects )
gin-ding its correct. age
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NEW HAVEN. CONN.
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Enormous Appetiles to food
there must be. judging by the pro-
portions our orders llllVl' assumed this
summer. We are always busy. because
people in South Nm'wnlk that know
what good meats are know wbcre to
find lllt‘lll at a low prir-c. We will
send you home a steak. most or chop
ill. for the must fastidious critic. if
you lcave your order.
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob achsub.
22 Washlnumu Strut. .. Phone 322-1.
i‘l’
7 looking at 61104 furniture
is a pleasure to all who are interested
in beautifying the home.
ACCEPT AN iNViTATiON
to call and so. our ol‘lorlnps.
w. would especially like you to one
our Rockers that we are «bin? for
$1.05. We have a nicely poi shod
Oak Rocker with cobble out, and also
I Rattan Rocker with foil roll arm
and-back. at this prlse.
A. J. ANGEVINE ti SON.
Cash or Credit. . lMMuhinnioth.
siwi‘
Iron and Brass Beds At: one-half and
One-third 'llheir
.
'31‘3‘ 11ml 1’
W
Original Pnces.
ilk—ow
mm will you have the continuity to buy iron and Dress led: at
toms-d. A two of our nucleic.
"me HID. BALI PRlCE
Jim IID. DALI PRICE
“.1360 BIO, CALI PRICE ......
:léaa IEO. CALI PRICE
in: as as: ::
«so IID: IALI PRICE
$4.00 up. Mtl Pmca
1-41.
Dal
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silosuaountsa-uo-u.
n...oclna--ln.aall.a
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Ill-ill... OI.l‘llilIIOIDOIIIIOiIUOOUA.
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, the same at a.“ .‘y at n y where our the prices we are asking during our
Come in and look the line over it you are It all in-
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w. do Mm inscribe them because no description will pm you the ssh
Mention you will it“ from using .
swam soawALx's mm nsv coeds Hoods.
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AGENT FOR MAY MANTON’B PATTERNS.
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till: 41:11 suuura
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A Seven Days’ Bargain Banquet
Without a Péralisl in as
“ Storé’s History
THE HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
The shootings. the outing flanneia.
the linens, the bed spreads, the sheets
and pillow slips. and the score of
other items which are in daily use in
every home in the community.
BLEACHED AND
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS
2 bales good quality brown cotton;
sale price. per yd. 41,50
Extln fine quality 36 in. wide brown
cotton. regular 81:. quality; sale price,
per yd. til/(go.
Fine soibfinisbcd (it: in. wide bleach
ed cotton, 81:. quality; snlc price, Ell/go.
Extra fine quality, 36 in. wide.
bleached cotton, regular 91'. quality;
sale price, per yd., 6861'. 1
Hills and Lonsdale muslin. 36 in.
wide; sale price, per yd.. lie.
I
WIDE SHEETINGS AND
PILLOW CASE MUSLINB
42 in. brown pillow notion, 121/211.
quality; sale price, per ytl.. ltlc.
46 in_ brown pillow cotton;
price ,per yd.. lie.
45 in. Pequot mills brown cotton;
sale price lltl yd.. l 2440.
42 in bb at bed pillow cotton; sale
prltc per yd. 9c.
sale
42 in. blestbcd pillow cotton; sale '
price per yd. 101‘.
45 in. bleached pillow cotton: 171‘.
quality; sale price, per yd.. little.
EM brown sheeting, 21c. quality:-
sulo price per yd., 191'.
9-4 brown shooting, 25c. quality;
sale price per yd. 2lc.'
9-4 brown shooting, 30c, quality;
sale price per yd.. 25c.
10-4 extra heavy brown sheeting.
28c. quality; sale price per ytl.. 22c.
91-1 good quality bleached
solo pllii‘ pet yd.. 211'.
104 bleached sheeting. extra heavy
270.1111ulit1; sale price per y1l., 2‘it'.
sheeting;
THE STOCKING STOCK
300 dozen women’s seamless fast
black 1244,11. quality hose. for this sale, ,1 '
pair. or 4 pails fot 25c.
11'an dozen 151. quality seamless, mill.
blac.k plain or dropstitich womeil’I '
hose, for this sale, lilo pair
pairs for 2511.
One special lot of women‘ s tan 110
or!
.worth from 12%0. up. for this an 03.
tile. pair. or 3 polls for 25c.
17c. and 190. quality women's black
or tan dropslitch 01 lace hose, for this
sale lingo pair.
.50., 291:. and 3911 qualit womeu'l!
plain bunk, tan or white, ropsiitich,
liltF‘WOl'k or tint hose and laige lis-
sortmont of fancies, for this sale, 190.
pull.
10c. quality Chlldl‘ens seamless that
black libiwd hose. for this little, 70.
pair. or 4 pairs for 250.
1235.11 quality children’s hose. with
double knee. sole, heel and toe. seam-
less and last block, for this ssle,1(lc
pair, 01 3 pairs for 25c.
lilo. quality boys' fast black hose.
for this sale. pair. l24fic.
251' quality mlsaes' seamless block
lnco llsle hose. for this sale, 160. pair.
GREAT NOTION SALE
Little things, yes; but little things
count in a select this sort. ‘
Ono paper plus. is.
liuir pins. 3 papers for Is.
3c. buir plus, new per paper. 20.
131-. linen ilnisb thread, spool, 1c.
3r. busting cotton, spool, le.
5r. pcurl buttons, dozen, 8c.
ldc. pearl buttons. dozen. 50.
41'. safety pins, paper, 20.
5c. safety pins, paper, 3c.
51‘. books and eyes, card. 311.
lione hair plus. dozen, 51:.
inc. bone hnlr pins, dozen, 100.
lilo, large bottle vaseline, to.
large bottle ammonia, 40.
10c. leutbcrstltch braid. piece. tic.
201-. talcum powder, 90.
25c. bottle Florida water, 10c.
25c. bottle of buy ram. 101:.
lilo. boscsuppotflicis. all sizes, 8c.
61:. assorted soup, per Chile. 31:.
hot 250. bolls, reduced to 16¢.
Lot 191:. tooth brushes, reduced to
104'.
Sale Begins Saturday lilo
12 Brides saturday Nighhll
it“s
11g.
1'9.-
83- 85 WaShing'ton Street.
WE
AIM
To HANDLE ONLY tubs GOODS as WILL M'AKE EVERY CUSTO-
Msa A ammo. svsnv raisin: AN aovsarlaea son us.
oun cusromsas ARE couleosoLv comparanr looses, AND
we ways we woso or MANY or THEM THAT THE anneal.
THEY 0111' AT con arose ans WELL wos'ru svsnv psNNY
THEY PAY FOR THEM.
N. .111. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON STA
scorn nonwALlc
91““‘arance
‘1 ‘1‘” but A ‘
565%
rimmed Minion-yr
i.
All units-mat Straw 11114.1». 41. and m... Chlldrln'l mu m
and Washable 1111111» snowmen-111m Waistband
styles.
. s. s onscreen
I WAWINITON .TRIIT.
.IOU'I‘H "DIWALI; COM.
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