WEATHER serene 1101 1111111111 and vicinity: Cloudy and warmer tonight. Tuesday light rain.” A wrath-defined storm area is can- trul this morning in lows. ducing cloudy weather with light rain in the central Mississippi Valley and light snow in the upper Mississippi Valley and the western portion of the Lake region. This storm will move eastward and pass out the St. Lew- renco Valley and will produce in vicinity considerable cloudy west or with fog and mild temperatures, and possibly light rain. Judge John H. Light will deliver a lecture in Strstford. this evening, OurBrothers’ Lodge. I. 0.10. R. of Norwalk, will meet this evening. John Treadwell. of New York, spenti Sunday with his parents in Norwalk. Thomas 1 Raymond is spending 11 few days in Dalton. Pan with M111 ll'nyrpond. Dulltlila Fowler Post and Palestine Castle will hold meetings as 111111111 tonight. Colfax Encampment, l. 0. 0. 11‘., will have its regular installation of offic— ers this evening Miss Mildred Bulkley daughter of Mr and Mrs H. R. B111kley,of 6111- 11rd place, is ill. Leonard Couch. of 'l‘aunton, Mass. is visiting in tows. lie is the. son. of the late General Darius N. Couch. The regular moelmg of the Norwalk Building. Loan and Investment Assn elation Will be held tomorrow night. ' The Norwalk City Council will hold a semi- monthly meeting this evening. at the Council chamber in Wall stieet. -“lt was almost a miracle. Bur- dock Blood Bitters cured me. of a ter- 11bie. breaking out all over the body. I am vcr gluteful.” Miss Julia F11 bridge, est Comwnll Conn. The board of school visitors will meet tomorrow night at the South Norwulk Council chamber, in lluvllsnd street. The. Merry Twelve Whist Club will hold 11 meeting tmuorrow afternoon with Mrs. Edward Bockei. of Madison street. . A meeting of the Nutmeg Club of Norwalk will be held on Thursday evening. At that time four applica- “lions for membership will be acted upon. Wascussce Encampment. 1.0. i) F" of Stamford is to confer the. patriarch1 111 degree next Ftiduy evening. when the new officels will be installed by D. D G P. Dnhlels. of Norwalk. An ordet issued by the ndiutant general directs company commanders to turn in to the state arsenal all blue web belts and all canteen and huversack straps in their possession. Timothy J. Byrncs. who has con- ducted a tailoring establishment 111 Main street for a number of years, has discontinued the business and ink- en a pesltion as a'life insurance agent. li‘ruieritk li‘, Lockwood. of l1‘. l1}. Lockwood & Compsnv Norwaik,lei1 this morning/ for New York where 111-1 will spend the week at the big 1111111 mobile show 111 Madison Square (1111-- don. Methusaln was all right you but For a good old soul was 1111, They say he would be living yet, Had be taken Rocky Mountain ’l‘ea. Piuisted‘s Drug Store. , Mrs. David Bliss and daughter Olive. of Lowe street. left South Norwalk. today. for Chicago, "1., where Mrs. llllss‘ brother resides. and where she and her daughter will make 1111 lllflvfl- nitc1 stay. The new electrical contracting firm of Reed & Volk. of South Norwuik, has the contrcat to wire Arlon liall in Madison street. and the store of Mrs. Emma C. Owens in N'orth Main street. and have started wurk. m flit 8 Many Hollows nnd m Willi! IillliE rive trip to yFlorida. Csiifornli or the Adirondacks has been and by the use of 'lfelllp's Balsam tho belliedhg'h ours. If this great remedy will not cure the cough, no medicine will. and than All hope min I throngs of climate-put. try Kemp' a Balsam first. Said by all dollars at 951:. and soc. Mailer 811115 shall. stiiiitn chasm 1111111111 ' 121111 111. sucunounfsrmk ...........11111111, . 1.111.111111.1'rn‘,................11111e111 puss 1101' sonar ...........11111111 it is pro-1 1 "'1. .11 "guild .3 AI Cl! AST 5: TO MNMV MM”: Judge W oeior Signing Do rose. There have been cases in this coun- ty where a. person divorced in the superior court. has married again on the some day. Judge Ralph Wheeler is not. inclined to eocourage‘ihat prac. lice, and he has made a rule not. to sign any divorce‘decree within one week of the time that the decree of divorce is granted by him. 181017119 wo- men who were divorced within it few days have been very anxious to get the signed decree, into their possession but Judge Wheeler told the clerk of the court that he would sign no de~ crees until 11 week 1111111- cases were do clued. lie thought that defendants might. want: to be heard even after cases had been decided. STOP THAT. COLD or it. may result in Pneumonia. lira- ziiiau Balm its-breaking up colds when~ ever tried.‘ almost without exception 10, 25, 501.- nnd $100 bottles The 0111 ford; Busters and 11111111111111.1- Therefore Delays NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES. (The Commercial Bulletin.) Large Addition to Mutter Mlii. Plans dluwn by Architect Samuel Green, of Holyoke, are 111 the hands of local contractors for a large addition to the. Muller Gloria Mills. located at. the Fair Grounds. The proposed addi- tion will be of brick, with a saw tooth roof. one story high, 60x120 feet. 11, will be of standard mill construction, and will furnish floor space for 1011 more looms. All modern factory equipment will be required. Contracts will be let. during the next month and work will start as soon as wcutrer per- mils. Architect llarold Greenwood has stated that he will soon have plans ready for the local contractors to figure. for 11 820.000 residence which is to be built. 111, 'l‘okencke in the spring. The owner‘s 111111111 is with. held for the. prcscnl. and no 11111111111- 111 details have been made public. _ Figuring for Big Grandstand. Estimates are being submitted to the Norwalk Amusement Co for 11 huge grandstand which will in- built on the new baseball ground. it will be 25.11120 feet, 11nd will provide seats for 1,600 people. William Nash is the. managei of the company. To Ruhlpgie Residence. 11‘. 1131111111 of Ri1igciicld,has been receiving estimates for reshingilug his large residence at Ridgeflcld. The estimated cost of the. work is $1125. Bids are all in for the new fire. station which is to be built 111. Ridge. field, but the selectmen, who have the matter under consideration. have made. no announcements. it is understood that the, estimates exceed the amount of the appropriation 111111111. and new figures will probably be suited for. No sub-contracts have b11911 award- cd yet on the residence. for'Judge Light which Contractor ll. W. Mulb- ct' will build on Elmwood avenue. Ground hill-i 110i been broken yet. .1. W, Benny is finishing the paint~ ing of ”111 new East Norwnlk tire 11111» lion. He is also repainting the dwell- ing of Charles is}. Jennings on West, street. which was 111111111in damaged by fire. m”... A THOUGANgF %OLLARO WORTH A. ll. Thomas, a well-known coal op- eraioi of Buffalo 0., writes: "l have been aililcted with kidney and bladder stones with excruciating pain. i got no relief from medicine until l begun inking Foley's Kidney Care, then the result was surprising. A few doses started the brick dust like fine stones and now i have1no pulp across my kid neys and i feel like a new man. it has done me 01. 000 worth of 30011" Sold at Pleisted' 11 Drug Store. 1- My. 'THE TEMPERATURE OUTLOOK. From present appearances the. mod- erate temperature which charsetoriz ed Deccmbtu iu the northern parts of the canopy is likely to figure some- What in this month's records The recent cold wave was quite severe, but. is was short lived, and yester- day the temperature rose decidedly above January average in the Eastern and Northern States, with every pros- pect of a rise in the Northwest. On the whole. the winter of 1906 has so for given no indications of becoming phenomenally c0111, but its advance has been rather sluggish But it would be rash to assume that the present relatively mild weather will be prolonged of that the season: has already developed its greatest in tensity. As a rule. our winters st.- tstn their maximum severity in or near the fourth week of January, though in some years the period of 111111111911. cold occurs 11 little earlier or later. There is, therefore. need rem bfihlhert‘. to expect much more wintry weather than we have yet had. and with it. it decided increase critic Anew fit: is to be expected-«New York a Perfection can only be attained in the physical by allowing Nature to 11p uropriate and not dissipate her own re- souroelt. 01111111111111 grips, weaken-u dissipate while DeWitt'e Little llisriy Risers simply on all putrid matter and bits. thus :1 airing the liver ,to . stun normal sotiv ‘ "constitution. little “gr 1111111 0111111111! trouble for years.p1111sing gravel and, 1-131 1111111111111 1111 ' 3! 11111111 111111 11 1111111 WhaieVsr 11111111111111 May Arise The wire, 1111111111 or New England Telephone Company. at a conference in New Haven a tow changes to be carried out. in telephone censtruction 111111 repair work. These chiefs belougto the maintenance or- ganisation of the company. and have large responsibilities in keeping the telephone lines in condition for the .most effective service. The wire chief is an ullvround telephone 1111111 and is thoroughly familiar With the ex- change outside and in. He is rein— forced by an assistant wire chief. who is also an adept in his calling. the test. desk. where telephone trou- bles are. unraveled and removed, giving tie subscrilws ready communication by means of the local and toll lines. an instrument. as sensitive as the1 tele- phone. is the reduction of these difficulties and n bettering of the service in all directions. The force. of men in the wire chief’s other. is systematically arranged colt- slstfng of the ilne,he11dcd by the 1111 vision foreman; the repair men, who are. thoroughly drilled in the work of‘ reducing telephone line iroubles: sin-i lion line men, who run wires; inspec tors, who are continually looking af ter the inside equipment. of the ex change. and tbc'lnsidc wiremen. who are charged with the installing of the iteiephone instruments. The mainte- tuance organization, it. will be seen at fit glance. is an important. factor. wire chief is responsible to the local manager of the exchange. who in turn is rospousible to the general superin- tendent. The force in the wire chief's office is always on the lockout for trouble. A system has been devised for recording complaints and difficul- ties. in case the. subscriber is out if by his who being grounded, the llflleuliy would be noticed. and 0p» erator No. 25. one of the hardest work- ctl benefactors ol' the telephone us- lug public. would make out 11 trouble ticket in duplicate, giving the station number of the subscriber‘s wire with 1111111, 1111111 and brief statement of the dilliculty One copy is sent 111111111111 lately to the wire chief‘s department and from the chief's desk. 11. is for- warded to the assistant wirc chief. The latter proceeds with tho next step, which is to have the subscriber's wire connected on the test desk. 111111111 to determine when- 11111 dlflicui ty is located. As soon as the place is ascertained it repair 11111» ‘1 Mini out. who picks tip the llm1 in 1:'1'.1l1ie 111 the cable box or terminal: The repair mun is cousinnily in touch with the assistant wire chief 1111- 111 the difficulty is located and clear ed. He is not given an O. K. or re- leased i‘rom his task by the wire. chief's department until it is known tho, the trouble with the wire has been removed. Before signing off the ticket the assistant, wirt.1 chief cou- uecta with the subscriber and makes surc that, ho is all right. Many cases come 11p of people leaving the tele- phone off the book. wholly interrum- ing the service. This lights the lump on the switchboard in the exchange and the. wire in trouble is plugged. There is 11 device in all 11x11bnnges called the howicr. This is applied with the invariable result of attract- ing the subscriber to the ‘pbone. As soon as the telephone is placed on the book, where it belongs. the difficulty Is terminated. The operator is then notified by the assistant. wire cblct‘ that. the wire has been restored to her- vlcc. All uncloiircd trouble that is met with at night in the wlr11 chief's department is reported 111 the morn- ing to the local manager. and is made the subject of investigation. Troubli- iickcts are filed 111 all cases 11111111 111‘ the curd, giving the subscriber‘s 11.11111. bar and name. At the cud of the month all of these tickets are gone over and reported at the company's ushers] omce 111 New 1111 1111. The. tickets are divided into 1- asses the list including lino troubles instrument troubles and switchboard troubles; There are also sub-divisions under the different heads that have been men~ tinned. The idea is to let the general office know what troubles have been encountered during the period 111 11111111 lien in the departments of the wire chiefs ‘11 service. Every wire in a division is tested once a week at Intuit for insulation. Wires that show an escape are tested until the leakage is located. in Wet weather there 111 great trouble with when unless they are absolutely iu~ saluted. Broken limbs from trees in icestorms and crossed wires are on cantons in the winter period of many and voried troubles. All of these must be looked after and remedied by the wire chiefs and the cillcisnt corps under them. ’i‘runk lines are constantly watched livery morning these lines are tested for leakages or institution and the listening test is applied to determine if the wires are. in serviceable shape. 'l‘ests are made at various points and a log, or record. is kept. which is placed in the hands of the toil line wire chief who in charged with clearing the compilers lions or troubles that have been d|l~ covered. Under the new system that has been agreed on by the wire chiefs there will he 11 construction and r1»- pair force for each 1000 telephones in the state The method that has been superceded has been to have the iron- ble cleared by the nearest central of- fice or «wanes. from which the force required douid set to the noose complications this quickest. in this ““111" .wor the construction and repair the. southern M days ago, decided on some important “ The. assistant is generally detailed for ' 1' r111» 111111 of the wire chief ,‘g 'l‘llc . 'l‘ests arc ' iCongregationui Church have decided to Thousands of things can happen to ‘ Chamberlain s Cough Remedy A 88"“ Medicine for Children. In buying a. cough medicine for children, never be afraid to buy 0111111111111- LAtN‘s Conan Runner. There is no danger from it. and relief is always sure to fiillow. It is intended especially for coughs. colds, croup and whooping coach, and is the best medicine in the world for these diseases. It is not only acertain cure for cronp, but, when given as soon as the croupy cough appears. will prewut the attack Whooping cough is not dangerous when this remedy is given as directed. It contains no opium or other harmful drugs. and may be given as confidently to 11 baby so to an adult. 1 For Sale at CLIFFORD PHARMACY ZEITFUSS PHARMACY i 1111111 will be mullet the field in case of damage 1101111 by gates and ice 111011113,1 each (:0le urinating to the wmk in its own division. POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. an“... TWQ .l EFFERSONS COMING. From the present outlook. the‘namc of Jefferson will live on forever in the annals of the theatrical w.orl1l 011 Friday. Jpnuary 19.11111 theatre going public of Norwslk will 11111. at lioyt‘s Thculic two worthy sons of thc “llcau of the American Stage." the late Jo- seph Jefferson, who are known as .m- seph Jefferson and William Winter Jefferson. ’I‘llcy will present "The Ri- vals," which hits been selected as u play suitable for them in star in. The presentation of the piece will be given by a carefully selected company to support. these young gentlemen. Jos- eph will be‘ihe Sir Lucius 0'1‘1'lggt11 and William W. "Fighting Bob At'l‘lm." Ql’th‘Y ADAMS SAWYER. About three years ago. Quincy A1l1 ems Sawyer. 11 story of New Eukluud life. by (‘burles li‘eilon Pidgin. 111111111 its appearume in 11111111111'1- book form. lllrecily it 1111'i1i1-11'111 1-11111n111us popu iarlty.l7.‘v1111body was 11 11ilng ii and iuikiluz about li.'l'|lt1 sales mulluuml for 11 year with no abatement. About that than 11111 parties concerned in 11111 book saw 111 the story all the elements of 11 successful play. To be sure it lacked 11 villain. 1t ruined girl. 11 lost. will, 11 111111'111111111, and a cruel uncle. but it contained plcniy of sweet. whole- some sentiment and fun. and plenty of types of people all distinct and nat- ural. And no the dramatization was 111111111. Manager l. M Hoyt is to be congratulated on securing this great play for tomorrow night at Hoyt'l 'l‘heutrc. 'I‘liltl(E\ SUPPER TO BE sERVTD. The ladies of the South Norwalk give one of their famous turkey 1111p- pars next Wednesda evening from 11 to 8 o clock, in the d niug room of the church There will be an elaborate 111111111 and the tables will be hand- 111111111111 decorated for the occasion. The 1111111111111 will 111.1 ility cents for each per- 11011. 111111 will include u very attractive lllt'llll. ALWAYO 1N0 sass: THC 1. 1‘ 1h A reasonable amount of food thor- ciurhly digested and properly assimilat- ed will ways increase the strength. if your stouiseh the ”Wild oil” Kodai llispepsih Cure will digest what you sat and enable the digestive organs to assimilate and transform all foods into tissue-building blood. Kodoi relieves sour stomach, Balchiug, Heart burn menu—u»- i and all forms of indigestion. Paints» bio and strengthening. hold by'l'bc Milford Pharmacy. . '11 "I am as on not can be.“ snapped the. lady with 11114111111111 the fifth flat the day before 1 “What's the trouble, mum?" licked the inpltor. "Why. when l inquired about these lists you 1111111 they were heated by "t 11111 11111 11111.. i 1 'workingmcn was bold in the South1 ‘Norwulk Baptist Church, protocol.” 1 acid they 111111”; 1111111111 ”prawn-Chianti belly Leader. STILLSON-POWELL CORPORATION SERMON TO THE MATTERS. Rev. H. B. Carpenter's Subject was Jesus Christ’s ideal for Man. The second service in honor of the last night. The flutters' Association wore the guests 11f the evening. and filled the hotly of the church. The very large .congrogutiou taxed the seating capsul- ty to the utmost limit. After a cour- teous meeting to the representatives of the association, Pastor Carpenter preached 11 sound Gospel sermon from the topic of Fellowship. Jesus Christ's ideal for Man. if this popular preach- er continues to grow in the affections ‘ 111’ the people. 11111 church will soon have to enlarge its building. special music was as follows: Organ l’1'11i111io~—l¢ve11i11g Hymn, .................... Quuttcitc——l Will Call iiplon 'l‘hoc, ........................ 0.811141 ‘ 01fcrtory~-No1~t111'1111 . 11‘. Mendelssohn liurliouc Solo-«’l‘hy Will be Done, ........................ l1‘. ilohr J. Wesley O‘Connor. Q111111111ti111-«Suviour Witch lehi ...................... i~lcb1~lley 0131111 l’ostlmlc» (1l1111111‘111111 Mass in ii l1‘l1111 ii Farah-1 A 11111111111 servicr for all working- mcu will be hold on ihi1 evening of the 21bit The Rev. M. if i’ogson of New l'otk.i1as been secured to deliver it‘lfi‘urcut lcciul'c 1111 .luck the (“lull 111'. 0111 -of Dom Sport. A11 Virginia~ Does she cure fm out of door sports? . Philomena—«l should any so Her 1111- low is a football pluy11r.-—.ludg11 Pnsecnurriou FOR iNDiGlO‘i’lON. How Icons of south Norweik People Obtain Relief. if it really were known how many Bouth Norwnllt residents have been cured of stomach trouble and indixeo tion by Dr. Devis' Prescription. it. might perhaps surprise you. but what. is more surprising is 11111 fact that any one will continue to suites with heart burn soar stomach 111m brash sick headache mental 111111i~11slon, nausea. and othei 11111: dag armpioms of dye- papsia when there is 11 remedy of such great 111111111 that it almost invar- iably benefits every 11111.- 1h11t tries it. Psoriasis Tablets arc the prescription of Dr. Davis. a physician who devoted 11 lifetime to the study of stomach 1111111» 11111. and if your food does not euros with you. it you are tired, nervous. worn ot11,low. spirited and your an» orgy 111 low par. 11 may interest you to know tha1 1111 other prescriptib in this world has a [I‘Dlllili‘ record f cures behind it, and there 111 nothing more certain to give you relief Mull It, H. Bax‘er will tell you that sillimmh Pets 1111111111 is sold on the fairest kind of 11 monsy1bneit plan not more than two in one liliudrud liter bottle blink for their money. This is the 11211111111 evi deuce or 1111 marvelous curative 111111111 attics. but so that there may not be the 11111111 1111111111 in your mind as to whet Pepelitois will do for van. 1111 Beam will no your rter right 111.11 ‘yoti f you lit 10%! ions- " lilo Will you“ ‘ mos AT 1511 A PAIR. The. Flflglci' ‘ f The Paris Cloak 111111 suit. ‘ 1116 Washington Street. , cantiltnien for the position of 111111111- sNAPPv eAsdAINs runes. AT 71111311 emcee. 11111111 it“ won. as NIPPED up 1111 A 111-11111. Riil‘l-i’l' 1N svssv wAv 11111111 PRICE: our «11.1.1111: AosNrs mousN r1111 1.66s: CHILDREN'S sLAcK RilBED 11 use. 111.1. 11121111, 101: 111-11111. 01111.»st rm: BLACK m can H08! A'r 121/21; A 111.111. woman ser HEAVY FAST BLACK rtsecs 1111111 "HOG; EXTRA GRADE or WOMEN 3 BLACK CAel-lsisss s'roclcmoo A1 250 A PAIR. _ LADIEs' FLEECE-LINEO vss'rs AND PAN'rs, ALI. 111111.111. LADIEG’ EXTRA FINE QUALlTVVlEGTB ANo PAN'rs AT 11. ' FINE FLAT veers ANo PANTS: ALso. slurp. 11111111111 li'iiil'” WOOL. AT 751:. ALL WOOL PLAIN FLAT ANo 11111111111 veers AND ’PA'N 31.110. 8-3-85 Washington Street. _ . The store to get the Good Cheap Express Wagons, Sleds, iable flyers, all kinds oftoys,hoo to mention, at figures that are re breaking. A'r NELSON s VEILING NFW SPRlNC VEILINGS lN A LARGE VARIETY OF STYLES AND . ALL THE LATEST cowamcs INCLUDING FOREST GREEN Flt-IN HELlO’I‘ROPE, GARNET Ski GRAY. 1111111111111 NAV1.BROWN,BLACK WHITE AND ALlCE BLI id. _ ' WP. ARE ALSO SHOWING A GOOD ASSORTMENT 0F NECK? 111' ARFS FROM 5111 '10 11121111 EACH ‘ ‘ N. E. 86 WASHINGTON STREET ’ 9O Posrttons Filled by graduates of Merrill Business ill The past 34 weeks. Day School ................. .. ...... $12.50 per month. Night School ........................ 5.oo per month. ‘ . . BOOKS AND STATIONERY FREE. Now is the right time to enter. M. A. MERRILL, Pril'iolpll w_ 33 South Main street. South-1N SELLING OUT STOCK OF SUlTB, COATS, BKIHTOA MAI.” FURC BELOW COST. WAIBTE, PORMERLY $150, NOW ....................... . . . SKIRTS, FORMERLY $4.50. NOW .............................. ... COATO, FORMERLY $10.00. NOW ........ . ............. .. ...... FUR COATS. FORMENLY $75.00. NOW ............. . RAIN COATS, FORMINLV “2.60, NOW ................... ..... FURO. TO CLOSE OUT FRO ................... '1.” UP TO , wolrt'l-t roun Time As MUCH lcuis Utiéhuau. biatiiior 111111 furiiislur, Next to Post 011111.311. CLOTHING AND FURNITURE TO IE SOLD OUT ”FORI n ARV 187‘ AT 00,0 ON TH! DOLLAR. MON! PAY FOR Dull/IRS. RIVINUO OlCiOim cult“.- um of Officers of Norwnik Fire Do Two of Thom Resolved at pertm;ut aurore'uwAppiioetion ~ fl.v.n Moos. or a n 11 sq». , on The Officers' usrocihtidu of the Nor .353,1,,gg’izziipd'm'..;*m walk it‘lri1 Debalimcnt held a special "1mm” Revenue office: meeting Friday. in the drier: of the "The recovery " Pioneer Hook and 1.11 tier company preparations 11m in Main 1111111111. Matters of general mummy,“ involving g interest to the department ware 11111 liillty.” NINWJL 1' i n 01111 important nubiedi which came a (41:3; ifi‘ém'ifiifimfl; ' up for general discussion was tilt1 up must 1", obtained." niltll’lfffifi mhdefby ifiefpfiiii 1231111111111 ‘31} an 1111'11111111 11 pay will ii to 0 11 month. After 11 thorough investiga- In". ggfifihi‘x‘ y“ lion into the mum-.11 was voted 1111 111-11 “c.9119,“ in the spirituality in indorse the application Duncan m1 1111111an burns Sores and sit I of the drivers. ‘ . cured 11111 of Chronic ”Ni" it. was not deemed advisable 1o stoic refurencelri the matter of the refill n‘lfidihg, [lid mm 1 well and strong a ll’lt“ Bill.” cure ‘ interment 11' the flue 1121111111111 ONLY CURE P0! OVIPIPOIA. 11111... I-‘l'l'tttitllu litish. 111111111 Castle. 11 magma ‘ Dot, 1111,1111. “l motored for years with item“ and if, P W093? dyspepsia used to have «11511111111111.1111 13mg smug, _ 1.... 111111 1111111111113. i tried everything i: could hear of but 111111111111 heipadnnc ‘l‘rntb Will 11111th 11111111111011 hrotiitah 11111111, and one 1111111111111 110 11111111 bottle cured the completely." 119m ‘1, s 7 mm“! wanna 111911.11“ 11.31111 'mopy 11111111111111 term cairn-11 Pharmacy. 11:1 Mme:
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