AND. VTAR will 1111111111. you. lunch 1:: it as is 11118de ribbed for ‘ ‘ and ordinary 111111111 troubles. Mine is made inst 111: food as it possibly can be: quality counts here. When you will: a bottle of White Pine and Tar lust try the kind a1111:1111: by CHAMBERS Budge Pharmacii. ...” vfllram Small Ralph Penndll .. Becky Sleeper . Mlsu Gertrude Dibble For of tho 11.811.111.11 lottar box baa bean placed on the bridge in front of tho ahop of Wilila‘n R. Gilbert. llama for publication ara collected daily- Til” the convenience of tho whom would in alunlld the writer II In pvtdanca oflpooda fa th. Charles Ik‘Cl'OiX still continues ill at his home 111.1 East Norwalk. The. oyster steamer if. C. Ellis, from New York, arrived this morning with a cargo of oysters for the Andrew Ra- dol Company. Jesse Seaman is still laid lip with a painful attack of blood poisoning. Several days ago Mr. Crossnian had a little blister on his foot which in rub- blng ugalustrthe shoe broke. Blood poisoning set in and he is now quite ill from the trivial cause. Percival Wallace Bates. of East Norwnlk, still continues in a serious condition, as the result of blood pol- soning. He is“ being attended by Dr. W. B. Beau. who was assisted by Dr. Slant, of Norwalk. and not Dr. H. B. West, as has been reported. The meeting of the East Avenue MethodlstChurch last evening was at- ltendod by Methodists and Adventists and members of the Swedish Church. During the evening a very eloquent address was delivered by Rev. James W. D. Davis, of the' Advent Christian Church. Some of the entries in the anucl' Pool 'i‘ournnlnent. are Frank Fox. Ar— ihui' W. Day, W. E. Lewis, Prank, Bucholtz. E. Curtis, H. W. Taylor. Charles H. Wioke, R. Si‘llock, fittvid Nash, J. Johnson. William Ralph 1111-1911113 H. \V. by Hull, ii‘slwurd l9‘. ward l’oorlncs. Wickl'. (lorllnm. llrod» Bryant and Ed— cm.- Through :1 typoglaphlcal 191 ror in yesterday," :1 Seutlneb the name of \\ i11- lleld Sanford. of cottage street. was confounded with that of his brother Clayton Sanford. Through this my grotluble 1.91'1'111' Winfield Sanford sua- talned much annoyance. His brother. Clayton Sanford. was 1111'. 1111111 who was: charged with obtaining money un- der [also pretenoos from Korea I'uu- lion. :1. Main street. Norwulk, fruit and peanut dealer. ,As was stated in the Sentinel, yesterday, Clayton Sanford was bound over to the higher court under ball of $300, which he was un- able to obtain. The people. of The Norwalks are to be treated to :1 remarkable revelation of the scripture during the week i‘1'o111.l11uuury 2i to January 28 by Rev. Mrl-i. .H.'McKi1111tr19. There will be nine illustrated lectures delivered at the Advent. Christian Church on the following subjects: The Babylonian Empire. The Mode-Persian Empire. The Roman Empire. Rome lllvl1l191l, “011119 and Modern Europe. The open- in; of lilo Seven Seals. The Scarlet Beast and Rider, and 111.111, The Fifth Empire . Mrs. McKinstry Is 1111 19lo- qllcnt and fluent talker and 11 convinc- ing rcasouer. She has given her lec~ lures in various parts of the country with great success. l-ler lectures on the last three subjects are pnrlleuinn ly interesting froul 1111 Adweul sland- polul and are 11 clear exposition of one of the lilyniorlon of lhi9 illbie. ROWAY TON. Apanta for ‘Yha lvaning 01:11:11.1. In Rowayton. an Frederick Lockwood. Elwood Broadway and Ohariaa Patty. Ordora not to any of tha abova will raoaiva prompt attention. Hurry Popper. 1111: well known v0 rulint and teacher of this place will give a concert in Bridxcport, tonight. The, snow has put 11 atop to the work at 'l‘oiwnoke no It is impossible to work the roads and do arudinn now with the snow and frozen earth. The force of workmen are awaiting the January thaw. George Manuel. of thin village who wno formerly employed in the baggage room in Booth Norwaik.11ubstlt11tod there yesterday afternoon while B1111» «31191111111 Joseph Buyer was allendiuu the wedding of Mother: in Jersey City. New Janey. The ice on Alosander Raymond's pond is Haunting 11 fine thickness. and the owner is anticipating harveallnir the crystal calico it the present cold 1111111111.: continues it few days longer. it hi pestilblc the pond will i119 iloo'd 191i «coin and the recon: 111111111 which covers the pond will be converted into ulnar 19:11. The new ice house :11 all ready for use - 111 bum ii 'fiiflflmug 8‘9 reunion. lI‘It ; '1‘ .I “Wilt Wit “ligament“. 9!— a 9 1. .I - ,Coucl‘l's’and Co‘ds‘" ""“ COMPOUND. SYRUP WHITE WIND inc L Cbfickh. was 1171111370 08111111011193, and '1. blurry Thompson .. . Clint. Sleeper i young pie 0 the 19 will 7171.811 01% ill 0.011110”, who. as well 717i» tthe ‘p‘anlglwts. 1:031:33; out one or an o 111: 1' “no 1111er till successful. . e‘ Baptiste made some 11unnupcclueuts.'rhc scenes and art! 111- were as follows; Act lers. leepcrs Kitchen. Act, lbw-Two years later, Captain Thompson's Sitting-room. Act. III. «One year later, Sleeper“ s Sitting-room. Out of Characters. . . Capt. Thompson 100.1. Stevens ...... David Milli: .Charles Crockett Teddy Sleeper ...... Russell Thomcs Captain .1... Bull ..... . ...... . Ambrose Crockett rs 'i‘honuu-ion . Miss Clarnltaym’ond rs. Sleeper Miss Helen Lynch Hulda Prime .. Miss Maude. Raymond Silly. Yorke Miss Ruth Themes The entertainment will be repeated Friday fot the “Mary and Rowayton Hose Company. and the meeting of the lJteruturc Class will be pontoon ed until furthe1 notice. ‘ . Special 1111 Fridau and Sahndau onlu. Jonu', Pillabury'r and Gold Medal Floun, 73¢ per bag Boat Butter, per Ib., 25c 7 bare Acme Soap, 2511 7 lbs. Bast Buckwheat, 251: Good Eggs, per 00:. 20c RobortSmith Phone 261-0. Rowayton, conn. DARIEN AND NOROTON. Agents for the Evening Sentinel. In Dorian, are Arthur Slauaon. and W111 lace Sharer. Ordora acnt to olthar 0i ' t'ha abova will racolva prompt atton ton. Judge. Joseph R. Taylor. of South Norwalk. was in Daricn' Tuesday on legal business. A, routine business meellnz of the Darlen selectluou was held Monday. Harold Whitney was :1. visitor in South Norwulk, yesterday. Nothing has been heard for some days regarding the plans on foot to secure :1 Carnegie donation for the. erection of :1 public library. The li~ brury 1-11111111i11191- Hl't‘illH 11.1 have 19.111111 to sleep 1111.91' 1l119 11111111911 nud llm friends of H119 lilirnry :11'19 losing their enthusiasm over the project. The pro- ject. of lighting the streets by electric ity seems also to have fallen into oh llvlon. it was generally supposed that a special town meeting would be culled to take action on the library project. but. nothing has even been done us yet along that line. WESTPORT Agenta for the Evening Sentinel. In Waatport. are 8 Diplovanni and Wm. E. Nash. Orders lent to either of the above will receive prompt attention. Miss 1111: Jennings is visiting in Hurt- ford. Several from this place participated in the 1111 citing of Dorothy Ripley chap. tor. D. A. it. in L51111ll1port. Tuesday. W. li'nlxnr Nash and wife were cut-sis 11i'11r Snndni of the ltev. and Mrs. Levi Holmes. at their home in Stratford. Friends here of the for- 111191' Methodist Church pastor will be. glad to know that there is a marked l111proven1onl I11 his health and it. is hoped that before another conference he will be sufficiently Well to assume 11 pastorate. Now its turnovers with :1 number of the traction boys 11nd of course lionr is the producer. There is the 1111:1119 feeling of good natured rivalry 19xlal~ 11111 b1'iw1-1911 Ed Thomas 11:11! Fred Lyon that distinguished their llif.‘ 1911i- ing 111'mrlivitl11s11nd whll1~ it is claimed that (irorue Milli has cull-red the 191111- 119111 and in pushing the leaders 1911cr« goiically. the paint to date 1101111 to Thomas with Lynn :1 close second. There was an entertainment in 'i‘o1pi191 opera house Tuesday night that Hi'l‘VI'il to attract a fair number. 'i’h19 most 1"11111111k11hi19 1111 well an inter catnip.r 1111191 11f it p1ov191l to be the piano work or Chnrlcs lillwihlndt of li1l1l1119porl 111119 of the well known and favorite 11rllni11 ihatlunlios up the Jor- oln1 M111 11110119111181. i3l1nri19111919rl11ln- ly can do stunts with :1 plane and not the tonal interesting feature of his specialty 1911 that line, is his atone business H19 can't do the statute 11111. but In pulling liln whole soul into i Jamar: it. liter-‘1“? filth lhr work the inspiration in reflected in his self and home of his movements would eclipse the famous Pollar- wlalil. NEW CANAAN. (loom WardiVeli has been visiting Norwail: friends. Connolly won a guest of [Mumford friends rowerdny Charles f‘olnnlorh and daughter. Miss Maul19,ur19. boarding in New lies Ghetto. John H. Hersam's new renounce 111 Wilma street 1: 09105 11111211 for 131191119111 alias: 01111th all! . _ s. as» 9173‘ Z :9 ' bard Kelley. an employee of the ‘ ole & Towns M! I. has been con- 111111 to his home with an injure arm. Misses Helen and Angela Shea and 111111 Florence Roscoe have returned York State. fill! the new ones of Dr. on Drizht’s 'Knoll. . a," 7‘ 1111 in urban meeting 011111; Cadet Coins Wit be 111111: in lecture Hall, 9 Friday night. It inn 0 Dr. J Ho- ward Hoyt, will 111111111111 thb boys. ."Dr.J . Howard Hoyt will deliver a9 patriotic address to the Daughters ofp1 Liberty in the Congregational Church sunday evening. Jan. 21,11t 7 p. m. The members will meet at their lodge rooms at 6: 30. Mrs. G. F. Pierce on have resided in the to n for several months. will move to Manhattan. N”. Y.. Friday. During their short resl deuce in this town they made several friends who are sorry to see them re- lnove. The regular annual meeting of the lire department will be held in the parlors of the engine- house tomorrow evening. Election of arforelflau and president and secretary will be held. after which routine business of special importance will be transacted. A supper will be servedln St. Mark's (lulld House, tomorrow eve- ning. from 9. until 8 o’clock. for the benefit of the Ladies' Sewing Society. This will be the only supper of the winter to be served by the ladies, and they anticipate a large attendance. The ladies of the Silvormlne M. P Church hold a pie sociable and enter tulnmeut at the S. of T., hall. 'l‘uesdal evening. There were a large number present. from this town. After the sup- per the guests were treated to a spicy and Well-acted fnroo entitled “Aunt Jerusbais Album.” A neat sum was realized for the benefit of the church society. The regular 111eeting of the Wo- man's Club will be held at 3:30 p. 111., Friday in Rny'mond s Hall. Miss Ma- thilde Dresslcr. a member of the W1» man's Olchcsua. of New York will play several selections, Miss May Louusbury 11f Sinmi’md, will render 911111119. of her charming songs. Miss Florence L. Fancber will accompany b111l1 soloists. Arrangements are. be- lng made to secure another artist whose name is yet unknown. NAVAL ACADEMY COURT MAR- TlAl.8. . Decatur and Miller Cases Arc on the List for Trial. ANNAI’OLIS. Md.‘ .inu. ll.~~'l‘l119 lllal by court martial of Midshipman Stephen De1'aalu1 Jr on charges of. hazing and of encouraging and com: tenancies hazing, was resumed today. Only one othm witness was introduc- ed by the prosecution. The trial of the case will probably conclude today. Decatur being one of the witnesses The next case to be tried is that of Flint (‘lassnmn .lohn Paul Miller. of 1.11111 aster Ky. Like Decatur. Mil 1191 is one of the foremost members in lbs 1.1 ndualiug class. lie has rdlninv 191i (‘ol.Charlcs lsmchhclmcr, U. 8.811. t‘.. and hi. S. Then" as his counsel. lie is charged under the acts of 1874 and 190'! and them are eight specifi- cations in all. it has been intimated that there will be only one first-~clasa mun tried after Miller and that the attention of the authorities will then be directed to the third class in which there are a large number of alleged cases of hazing. BUSINESS MEN WILL NOT ACT. NEW HAVEN, ..lan ll—~ln speak lug of the moon that the New Haven Business Men's Association probably would take some action regarding the preliminary finding of (‘oroncr Eli Mix in the 11111111011191! 1111l1i1l19 case of Charles A Edwards President 8. E Dibble. of the local association. Mud today that as for 1111 he knew the as uoclatlon as a body would do nothing in this line. He said that the. report probably won nlnrlod man the fact that many business 1111911 of the city had been discussing the finding of the coroner but that. it had not been or would not be discussed by the New linw-n ilHHOi'.iltiiOli. The directors of H11: local association will hold 11. spoo- l11l meeting Friday, culled for another purpose, according to Mr. Dibble. NEW YORK TYPOTHITAE HOPEFUL. NEW YORK. .inn ll. w'i‘hn ‘i‘vpotli 1911119 of the City of New Yorkgave out the following alulclnent today: The T19poli11 tar authorized the statement this morning that will: the acquisition of mom combustion. the 1111th 111 int hlor than 111 any 11er since the ml 19 began. The working force now in the 'l‘ypolhvlne and independent componlu; 1111111111 in nearly fifty per cent. of the total number employed." H non-Wm oiacoaamo rooraALL 111119901111. CHICAGO Jan ll-«A dapatob to the Tribune from Ann 11’:- Mich, says: Pref. Albert ii. Pattongill Michigan's rapresontailve in the Weal- 191'11 College conference. said lain night 0111: the special conference called 1111 President Angeli 111 11119191 at Chicago for the dincuonlon of football reform would be postponed one wool: on 111:9 count of the death of Prof. Harper of the University of Chicago Wuhan-u... rial 1N NORTH IAITON, MAM. ”Oil/Pi! iii 87‘le Muss. Juli. fin-9» .1».— i3 9.. 9111.11 burned out " 1 y. inn”: ah <1 from an extended trip through New} W .7 “0.181 purged hhvo the contract 2 Townsend. or New York} in be erected fondly. who 03110119 11 oi: of 1019 Ame» 1111mm: “Seldom have we had so line 11. stock of Furs. There never was a more pro- gitlcua time for buying any Furs. We ave a great variety of beautiful Sets 10 choosov'from at low prices. Clocks. Bulls. Children's Coats and Dresses. Awfull line of line Mlllincry to be sold pillow prices. Call at: The fair link: hid in 8111119, ' 889 WASHINGTON DFIEET, .80' NORWALK. CONN.R 350 do: JOSELOFF’S 72 N. Main Sf 50. Norwalk TEL. CALL—198. Men’s and Youths $10 011311301113 5 :. $5.95. — A w, Gottli'cb’s 11 North Main Strut. loath Norwalk. "stovrrsin: r1111." ______ . "THE CROSS SHOE" For Women All Loathara 33.50. PERFECT/t For Woman 88.50. ELITE For Man and Woman “.00 and 03-50. RALSTON For Mon “.00. HANAN L SON . For Man 35.00. nan—— 'Phonc 453. "111111 11111:. 11111111" ' I "...—..."... ”and“... .. _ .,...~~.. -... new roux. Maw HAVEN a HARTFORD RAILROAD. TIME 'i’AILI. in lfiact October 0. 1800. LEAVI 0001’ch NORWALK FOR 80—18168; 15:72:31»; «12:. 0:00, 7:.“ 8:.18 8:48. :081. a, 8:00. 10:0011. 11:05. ll: “:1. . M.-—-lil:48x. 1:00. 8:083. 8:87. 1. 5:40, 0:011. 0:34, 0:48;, 7.17:. x. 9:521. 10:88. lundaya. 8:60 9:32 P 4.3 8 '2 04A8 M.—-181nx. 8188:. 8:401. 8:08. : x. P. Mfi’iul.‘ .:MI' 57“. “:01x1 7: 38, 8: 00!. 8128:. 8' Mix.- 10:14 NIW YORK POI IOUTH'NONWALK M.:,-~460 52.60 8:00 8'001. 82.08 8. 40:1. 9: 00:. 11:02:. 10: 08:. 10:00. it: 0011. 18:08. P. M.-—lll: 03!. 1:00. 8:001. 8:80. 3: 81! 814:. 4. 08'. B1: 82. 15:08:. 0:08. ii: 85. 0: 00:. 0: 00 :08. 8:02;. 8:003. 11 39 11.11111, 1191:1503. Iondaya. A. lib—«0:00 ’i: 80. 10:08:. 19. 11.4106, 1.111. 11011:. 11011:. 11:00:. 18:00:. IOUTN NORWcl-K TO NOW A. M.:--fl 088, 1:818. 1260!. 0:10. 7:88.8128J: ill. 10.011. 1111!. 11:48. P Ale-9:18 088.1280. 2.90:1 51:10.12: 11.01“: 922.11% 0 8i. 7: 10:. 8: 08!. INC 7» Addition to mil.- 7’. '.4| mi. 7188. 91A; ¥1~1n:'01°‘p 1.07::1: W .71.] IOUHCNWAfi re I:‘cauaunv. M.»0: 80. 8.08! i’. Infill“, P332. 0. l0, ii: iii. 7: l7. to [981.11 “0'11. M001 loath NWaiit. A. M994: d ‘ all f‘lwuim 1111111911 itio 11111». I“ 'Buu Yen: Groceries AT STUL'L’S and Save M01161: 2 lba. Extra Large Prunes, 251: 3 lbs. Large Prunca. 25c Smyrna Fina, por pkg., 101: 2 lha. Beat Apricots, 261: 8 Can: Campbclila 8100p... 25c A. STULL 211 COTTAGE AVENUE. EAST NORWALK. CONN. Telephone Call 223—3. Don’t Shiver. A GAS HEATING STOVE 1s EASILY LIGHTED. EASILY ex- TiNGUlSHED, economan TO 03°. ERATE. AND MAKE?) ALL THE 1:111:- ansncs .serwean CHILLINESS AND COMFORT. we SELL THEM AT PRICES FROM 02.00 up. AND no 'THE NEC- Essnnv PIPING AT cosr. nutritionist EVERY LADY'S BDERESS|~8 CHAM should be equipped with a. daintY. snow white, oneplece "Standard" Por- celain Enameled Lavatory. Haveyou ever stopped to consider how delightfully convenient it would be to have hot and cold running water water in your dressing chamber. sloop lug apartment of first. floor toilet room? Its in osenco would afford you the higest degree of comfort We will gladly quote you prices. Our plumbers are strictly competent moo cbanica. honest and reliable. Horace R. Nash, CORNER MAlN AND WEBT 6T3" South Norwalk. Conn. 311 Comfortable Home. why don't you have 11‘ comfortable room? Heated by steam with hot and cold water. bath and all the comfort: that a man or a lady wants. Every-1 thincnew and upcn~to~1lato. Rooms by the day or week. Prices moderate. 9 CENTRAL HOTEL. Corner of Monroe and Chestnut Sta" J. Dist”. Prop. 1111 11111111111 8OUTH NORWALK, CONN. mu,- TRANOAOTB A GENERAL BANKING BUOINESB- ———-—-—- cAPI'rAl.’ 3100.000. 00 ...—u...- auanoe AND: snorrra $173,500.00 ' aowm H. MATHEWBON, Proa. JOHN H. KNAPP, Vloo-Prca. JACOB M. LAYTON, Caanlar. DIRECTORS. E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Samubi Grumman Josiar R.Marvln J. Wallace Marvin Christian Ewart: John H. Light. Fred H. Rowan DAVID W RAYMOND. Funeral Director and Embalmcr. Iaaldcnce. 0 Waahinaton Iva“. Talaphona at houaa. 184-! THE new” ‘ HOTEL VICTORIA ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT EUROPEAN PLAN.- 01119 rooma a special feature. Baa and Electric Lighta throughout. Ev- cry room heated. RATES REASONABLE. Finely stocked Cafe In connection. A full line of Ackcr, Merrill 41 Con- dit 60.; celebrated Wines, quuora and Clgara always on hand. T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor. Telephone Call, 398—8. Read This l'witflS'll‘lSii .. .1ll19‘2f11' \NllAki‘ibli .................. ‘1I91 ll). WHOLE SALMON ............. 101' iii, SIACEI) SALMON ............. lie lb. STEAK (TOD .................. 121: lb. MARKET COO ................ 71: ii)_ M913 . ........................ lilo 1b. 1' Rio SH Hi" liRlNG ............ 81' lb. l9‘i Ai‘i9'lSii .................... 8c lb. PIC-REBEL ................... lilt' lb. llAl.ll'iI"l‘ ..................... l41' lb. lil.l'i9)l"ir‘9li .................... 151' lb. ESCALLOPS .................. lilo qt. LONG l'lliAMS ANil OYS'i‘ERSJlUr (1t. in other kinds of Fresh Fish at reasonable 111' to es. THE PEOPLE'MSA FISH AND OYSTER RKET. Old Salvation Army Building. Eaat End of Waahlngton Street Bridge CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSB. Prop. South Norwnlkzmnr 0110 Wall P11111911 AT COST. ”...“..- if you intend to paper your home this sprlngyou will mm 11 benellt by buying your Wall paper now. We are closing out our entire bturk of Cold Wall i'upvrs at real. in order to make room for new goods. Buy now and T111 1 BROWN TILTING OIL CAN and 10 gallon sizes 1111111111. Dow’ s. HARDWARE. up WASHINGTON STREET. 199111111. 11111-4. @119 to sin: 19 loss 0”inhaled ii . it Misfit 7.3000 3830 H Alli“. 1;. we 1 001 -1 ell-9m 111111.141. " (1 A?“ 1 r, 4' WNW)“. . I?“ ‘ " “I 9 Si, . . swath. 1 at... _ ’3 m acclaim-um . you take the profit. No faucet to leak and act out of order 0. 5 : 8 Moll?“ Wui- § W8 1 W‘mvfiw as Our Paper Hunters understand hang- ing wall paper. Crockery, Lumps, llouao Furnlsldus Coeds. Painters‘ Supplied. 'ro ORDER. Window Shades. Picture lirtimin’c. HPIOiAl... Cloth Window tilmdeo with Fringe. 201:; White Curtain Color, with Fire lures. 1013. Painting, Paper Hanging, Sim Paint- .1113. 1.n.ctckrn, I? Waahlnpton 01ml. Tot. Con. 000th 1111111111.. . u noun Mom a1. 1.1.1:. "was . ‘ manner. tin. hlLLthigw nor“. ‘CHICAGiJ Jan. 11.»; tings who is Mr. Marshii sonnl physician. denied 1811 he had been nnlllnlohil York "I have received no intlm . my presence was desired9 11'111111," 5811191319.. Billions me. l1owcver,by 1:. 11111111111 nilvcs and friends. and it tomorrow. , h‘ield hero to loava. “ l desire to make it known that. opened a plumbing shop and all kinds of plumbing. tin work. and gas fitting. ‘ ' ARTHUR E. amt. 5 Monroe Street. , south "W! 910 6111.. .. ‘ M .9...» .. ...L... . , FRANKCs; 'VAN scoY. PLUMBING, STEAM. ‘ HOT WATER, AND' i ‘ GAS FITTING. Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper and Zinc. so South Main Street. Tclcphona 137-8.." South Norwalk, Conn. There is certainly a great mar 11 Medicated Pcrua Plaster. Proprietary and Official Plactera‘. T 7 are always fresh and full of strong. a 110. MAIN 31'. ac. Noll . , ”...-ii ‘ Life is a Chance, ' Life Insurance is a dead cartel ‘ Begin the New Year by insuring F. H. FIELD, General Agent. United Bank Bldg. 80 Norwaik, ' Telephone 33 6~5. I847 PLUMBING AND ST HEATING. . I, ‘4 HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEA'rriio ' > ITOVES AND RANGE ILATE AND TIN noel! an and Steam ‘ ‘ Oaa leturaa. Matal Oaili Hav. you am: 0019 RICHMOND Rational: THE mucus at no. .17 way. Carnlénxbnwi .1‘, ' Wonderful, how no buy nice goods bore. ‘1" we do the work in the W111 h’ava'takcii a contracts for house 1:
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