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Saiurdcu Candi).
soc Quclitv.
N
IiIc Bride 6 Pharmacy.
Wil- 3%?” Wily '. firm AWflM‘.
The CiIflford Pharmacy.
Raymond Brothers have purchased
the 4Fuck property on Fort street. . . "
_, .Ia mos W. Davis led the meet-
big 4,ol’” he ‘Adv‘e’nt Christian Church"
lust evening.
llownrd Benedict will lend the meet-
ing of the Junior Band at the East nve-
nue Methodist Church this evening.
Mr. and hirefleorse E. Roberts. of
Weston. have visited Mr Roberts
utilnt.t Mrs. Esther Wheeler, of Rowan
s roe ,
The regular weekly social service
was held lust evening at the East nve-
nue Methodist Church. It was under
the liedderéhip of Rev. Edward Conn
inshutu A
The four patients at the Pasteur
institute: in New York. as the result of
belugmltton byI a mud ndo“; some lime
ago creed settin nicely. Hazel
,oix. who w .“t‘he lrst to be in
ken t5 the institute, returned yeetor-‘
day. her in or OliArlés Ln Croix, go-
ing to New on; alter her. She is in
exceTlent health and there is now no
danger from the dog bite. Chester
Murray .will return to his home here
todny‘, little Laui‘n Weed tomorrow and
the son of William Read will be
brought home on Sunday All are in ex. -
celleut health, and are out of all dan-
gel now. so the Pasteur people state
ROWAYTON.
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Mrs. Philip Lucas..of‘ Mt. Vernon. '
was visiting friends in town last»
week.
Miss Elizabeth H. Smith of Row-
nyton, was a v.isitor in Stamford on
Tuesday.
Robert S. Barclay and George D.
McKay, of Rowayton avenue, have
jointly purchased a fine launch.
Mr. and Mrs. Lassen, formerly of Re-
wnyton. have moved to Glenbrecken.
in Dar-ten. and taken charge there.
Harry Griswold, the violin soloist
played three selections at tho liose
Company musicnl last Friday evening.“
Major and Mrs. Livingston Lucky
hnvc returned to their home here. ut-
ter spending the winter in Port Chest-
er.
There Will be a meeting of the ladies
of the Reliance Hook and Ladder Com-
pany at the residence of Mrs. Barclay.
tonight, at 7:30. A large nttcndnncc
is desired.
There is further talk of ceiling on-
other town meeting in Dorian for the
purpose of voting on the llbrnry ques-
tion. A number of people in llowny-
ten are interested in the movement.
The flower club of the Methodist
Church is very busy with spring work.
and bountiful bouquets are weekly
brought in by the children,nud shipped
to New York by ‘Mrs. J. Sher-mun
Hoyt, who looks utter the. good work.
Complaint is made by Rowuyton
people that a large number of Dnrlen
Ilogs visit the Norwalk section of the
place. and 'us they are rooming at
large and are unmuzzled they are lin-
ble to be killed. A number of them
should ‘be. '
The trolleys on the Conccticut Ruil
way and Lighting Company's lino run
on a twenty-minute schedule lust Sun
day. On Clear Sundays the ours on
this line will run every twenty minutes
mmmo p. month 6:30 p. m. This
rule is in force until the summer echo
dule goes into elfect
Samuel Richards Wood in his loo
turn on lA‘fhyettd‘s visit to Connor-ll
cut in 1842 will give an introductory
episode in which Five Mile River is
mentioned. This occasion should up
pool to nll residents of the villnzc bo-
nides many outsiders. who know by
experience. the interest of Mr. Wecd‘ a
inlks. Mr. Weird will spunk (It the
new library building on Wednesday
evening, May 16th This will be the
last at the centres of six entertain
merits given (or he benefit of the Free
blur-cry. And was poltlioned from April
to this month so of r. Weed' II
absence in Mindco and Concrete at
no time? q
“l ink" Taylor. with a party of
friends from Rowoyton furnished
amusement for a number of Ceriu-
thlnn Yscht Club men one morning
um sum: up ironic and tin-
is d o more of now not to Hill a
motor best. One at the party. Mr.
McKay. of Rowuyton. recently pur-
wwéhmdlome year: t tender dfoam
the l‘ o pony. an t c
Q ink" fvolunteered in;
pilot the purchase out of the local bar-
bar. After derision docks, yachts at
anchor, and a loaded canal bout with
indifferent women. the Corinthian
Yacht” club house vine dually sighted.
engine. Nmui speed in order to
impress the dated or so men vvho were
“Willi! tilt meld course of the
lmoh m the venous. At that
time. domain: to one the petty.
more were mm ospta no on board
on air giving aims-Ont orders to the men
I“ ., they lithe I! both; his best
to obey
His 11%?»in ”'0
waver. mulled
beet landed a:
til their moi-It’ll "ailment“ 355:5 rt
,_ couple or hours 10.
, monomer Bullet.
,wns held.
wove morning (i) the.
‘e they ‘ -‘
tabled“ that oil hands Were perioctiy
illi-
Y nt-
tor 5 o'clock
nylon was me e. "
accident the home port was reached a
W159
cur-okay
nuclei.
ton. and one or two from
Stamford Americun.
Home Laid Elias.
l e
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“NW him n'N'l‘“ylor wflMcssrsJ
exiiybndrbolsno Ronny
Stamford:—
25nd).
bum car-0.
DARIEN. AAN-D «NORO'EON.
Joe McQueen is the proud father
of A son;
Gruhum Stokes is erecting a new
house at Norolon. .
J. D. Crimmlns ls building a new
barn at Glenbreeken.
James 'l‘rowbridge's family have ur-
rlvedfor the summer.
Mrs. l. M. 000kbps been spending a
few days in New York.
Dr. Buckley. of Rowayton, was u De
Man visitor. Wednesday '
Kenning estate. Newton.
Chris Felslnzer has had fine luck
clumming of. Scotch Cove.
James Hawkins has been on
week's visit to Washington
H. L Colors, of New York. nrrivcd
Monday at .Collender's Point. for the
summer.
Mr. and rs. Juniors, the gatekeep-
ers at the Ziegler estate, are occupying
the lodge.
A 'New York lady was negotiating
recently for one of the islands on the
Kenning estate in Noroton.
A new crew of sailors from New
ork has nIrived at the Ziegler place
to take charge of the yncht.
A, large lond of crushed stone lll‘l‘lv-
ed Tuesday, by schooner. ut Little
Point, for the Ziegler estate.
’l‘en painters urrived ut the Stokes
pluco Wednesduy. 'l‘helr outlil curno
out on a van from New York.
There is u now superintendent. of the
poultry department nt Glonhrecken, in
place of Theodore Fairbanks. resigned
The schools here will have a holiday
Friday. May ll. in place of lost, F‘ri-
duy. when the teacher-3‘ convention
3‘
The Stamford “brunch of the Nation
nl Biscuit Co is now delivering goods
by wngon through Darlen, Noroton nnd
Ring‘s End.
Willlum A. M. Burden. of New York,
n‘frlend of Anson Phelps Stokes. has
taken what is known as the "iiitiir
house" for the summer.
Mrs. J. E. Davis has rented the store
in the Noxon Block. formerly occupied
by Henry Brenchor us a shoe stow.
for u ten and coffee store.
Miss Annn Miller. of Norotou. whose
sister was in San Francisco In the time
of the earthquake, has learned thnl she
was quite severely injured.
Robert Gilchrist, who recently pur-
ebused property adjoining .l. H. Webb‘s
residence on the Collender Point mini,
is making extensive improvements.
All roads on the Zeigier p Ice nre
bein‘c mncndumlzed. The wnlev mains,
telephone and electric light. wires on
this estate are being placed under
ground.
Anton Nordin has the contract for
remodeling the first“ floor of Ztiglnn
Mason's block on Main street The
stores me to be changed into tenc-
mcnls
Mr. Kelley. of lakeside l’nrk. Nor n.
ton. bus u number of spoclmenn.of
stone. out from the mine at Nornlon
and tlncly polished in New York.
Among them was it specimen of onyx.
Allen. the drnggist. bus greatly im-
proved his drug store by the remodel-
ing of his show window. The new
pinto glues windows are 5x7 feet on
Main street and on Mansfield avenue.
Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Morehouuc. Six.
arrived at. their home in llurlcn. ’l‘ues-
dny. after II visit in California and u
startling experience. in the onrthqunke
region, their Iron residing in Berkeley.
Michael Boyle. who has charge of
the Stokes stables nt Collondcr'u
Point, was at Noroton, Sunday. Mrs.
Curr. who was caretaker during the
winter, is now living at Noroion Cen-
ter.
Miss Anna Hart Hadley of New
York. spent Sunday and Monday with
the Mines Bess. Maple avenue Miss
Hadley will leave soon for a visit with
her cousin. Mine Hel Pomoroy, of
Cooperstown, N. V. g
The death of H M. Hindloy.
which occurred in Sen .lrianclto. Hon-
duras. Central America April ll. was
due to acute dysentery. Some facts
in connection with the sad incident
have been outlined frogaMrII Hindlcy
who recently returned In that caun
try. There is no regular undertaker
in the place. but friends prepared the
remains for burial. mud a casket. we:
made of red coder. covered with black
Iin'd lined with white material. The
remains borne on the shoulders of
‘l-londros soldiers to the cemetery.
which was one mile from the home of
the deceased The what was draped
with the American flux. and on each
side walked three young men or pull-
Cbris Felslnger is gardener on the .
, fir Inseam Tbs
‘ undo e in the my of
for: for both 5‘ and Mrs filli‘
Herbert Beers is on a business trip
to New York.
Bridgeport with relatives
Miss Alice Williams, 6! New Haven.
has been vialtinfi in thin vicinity. .
w. C. Jennings end is run WW1
giggly their bonus lIt
.lnrproveinents "in the line ‘5: mach-
inery are being made at the Bradley
Ave Factory. now in the minds 0: a;
stock company. ‘
Mrs. Thomas Bennett residing in
Weston is rendered practically help
loss through a severe attack of rheu-
matism. She is unable to wulk and
wdher'ever she goes has to be wheel~
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LYON S PLAINS
Services next Sunday in Emmanuel
Church at 'l p. m..
Mrs lenm McConkey and son are
spending a. week in Bothei
eral days this week in Brudleyvillc.
Clifford Williams attended the fun-
grill of his uncle in Wilton. on Tues-
av
Mrs. John McCollum spent several
days this week in Westport and
Bridgeport. ‘
Wallace BIown. of Bridgeport, and
Frank Nichols, of Port Chester. spent
Sunday at their homes here.
Mrs. Abbie Williams has had as
guests this week her granddaughter
and two grout granddaughters, rom
Volley Forge.
,vFrederlck Stillman. wife end can
and Hunter Godfrey and wife all u‘
Bridgeport! came up‘lp their Winton
car on Sunday nnd took dinner With
Mrs. l; R lloyt.
WILTON. i. .
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Mrs. D. R. Lambert of (loshen. N.
Y. is in town this week at heI Wil
ton home.
Miss Florence Morebousc has been
visiting relatives in Tor'rington dur-
ing the pant wcok.
Blaster Charles Vorlln. of Norwnlk.
was the guest on Sniurdny ol' Muster
Charles Echinml.
Oscar Ecltlund. who is engaged in
business at Dobbs Ferry. spent Sun-
day at his Wilton home.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 'l‘IcudWell. of
Weston anal Mrs. Elizabeth Brad).
were in town on Sunday.
Miss Morocco mud. of Bridgeport
bus roleuily been spending n few
days ur. her summer outings.
Louis \‘crlln, of Norwnlk. culled on
friends in town int-It week. Innklng
the trip in his new Locomobile.
Mrs Frances 1. esscndon of Port-
land, Me. hne reopened find in occu
pyinu her pleasant summer cottage.
'l‘lIe wnum friends {it Miss Kelli
urine Keelvl‘ will be hieroslcd Ito
lcurn that she lInu reopened the Bailey
Inn in Ridgctlcld. for lhe scnsou.
I‘Tbeotlnrc Jellfl‘c but? sold his fine
ierm, consisting of betwgen fifteen nud
twenty ucrcs. residence and burn.
in [I New York purty. through I: New
Canaan agency.
The. household goods of William
Paddock were removed to Bridgeport
lust Tburminy in n int-gr.- nim‘ugb vnn.
Mr. Paddock. who bus l'r‘coln‘ly sold
his farm in North Wilton. bur: taken
up his residence In the l’nI-k (lily.
The flsll commissioners at the New
Haven hatchery sent several thousand
trout fry lust full for distribution in
various brooks and streams hero
abouts. ’l‘lmoe disciples of the author
of The Complete Angler who have
recently whipped trout hunnls in this
locality report fnir catches. Inuny tip~
pine.r the smiles n! bnlf n pound. Largo
river buss are blue booked in anIn-
dance.
Al'rldny, Arbor Boy. Who noncr'ully
nbsmvud In the public scll001>.”lll(’
sIlIool room in South Wilton. W. I.
Keech teacher. was decorated with
wild flowers. The outdoor exercises
comprised plnnllnu a maple sapling
in the meadow ndjoininn.r the school
building, on land owned by Edwnrd
f‘nblu. .lrImes Whipple prepared the
ground and t‘hnries Ecklnnd placed
the tree in partition. Four young
trees now stand ne'er the school house.
two maples. on elm end no ook.
KILLED BY A CAVE IN.
WORCESTER, Muss“ May ll.~—h‘lvc
building inborern were. buried in n
ruvc-ln lit the (ienlrnl Supply .Com-
puny‘u new buildiulh on Foster street.
this morning. Thorium Floody. used
no, married, and up unidentified lia-
llun III-s dead. Ono other: ltulicn who
badly hurt.
W—u—M
PAPER TRUST Loses.
81‘. PAUL. Minn. May ll.—«'l‘lre pa-
per trust today withdrew from the
United Staten Court ‘procediugs and
the government wins on all points.
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rno‘cwo’vurmen THANFIOTION.
Surprising "pol
. I ,v “XE.“
All of us who ll‘llow Mr Baxter are
confident that he would Indigo none but
itrsiglr‘ttcrv‘rsrd. honest statements.
and when he tells you of the many
South Nor-walk people who have suf-
fered fur years with indication and
have been cured mom using Pen
olkolc tablets we believe every
word is true. No 0 or remedy so
quickly relieves and cum sour stom-
ch, heartburn coated tongue
oneness, luluh’nla deblllty. thllt run-
dol‘vu. ilred~out tooling and every oth-
er trouble M‘lllnl’ tram poor digestion.
Mr. Baxter- coutinueo to sell Pepslkola
tablets with the unde‘rbtsndlng that
you can have! your to cum back in
“also you are in the lint dll‘opbotnted
to run or these (cots nobod
bearers. The bond played the funeral
march, end the Episcopal service was
I given him.‘srruet 'lllt‘o
used. The laying;
out! from this hotel:
spreads min
Mutlful platinum scenery.
Mod
ould hesitate cu iii-tent to avail
electives old-he opportunity to retain
MN...” “acne.
viper II
who on oil” II mum
oul
Mrs. Emily Beers Wt Tuscany in .1
I’M-wire s
Mrs. Rocclle Brown visited (or new ~
. nor-A
y
. NY? ENDO-
«mg railroud’u
transportation to
Ban Francisco racing“ for sterner the
privilege explrlIit y imitation last
Antxhtu All rffugees hammer will be.
donlth with ndlviduuily by the Chin
coco Relief and Aids oc lety.
fl‘he giving away of free meals at thoi
railway stations also ended but nIgut.
Hereafter such individuhi case will bei
invbst ligated. '
Sp Gala-18 f or Satori
" ’ ondnv
courted grin
day and}!!!
, euro
21 lbs. Granulated Bitch ........ 31.00
Our Very Best Eiglu Creamery Sut-
tonperlb. .......... .......... 23c
Co‘llforuia Shoulders. per lb. 10c
Quaker Oatmeal, 3 pkm. ..... , 25¢:
3 to. can Baked Beans, loo: 3 cont. 25c
tul‘,
24 potions Ave.
Tel. Cell 22H
is full of wonderfully attractive nr~
ticlcs. if you come and look around
u bit you will surely find it possible to
supply runny of ‘
YOUR WANTS
and at when that pro Iy below your
expectations.
This is housocionnl time end one
senornllv tools like fixing up the house
It little. Sometimes a few dollars
spent in Lace Curtains. Portlers. or n
ding makes a big did on but room.
Whether- you want ill sml ll furnish
lugs or, wish to mm n it use com-
plete Ion will find wlm 3on went here
A. J. AN6EVINE & SON
134 Washington at. South Norwulk.
WEAKFISH ......I.ip....:.;....ec
HALIBI'T ........ . ................ 120
EELS ...................... . ...... l2c
STEAK con ...................... lilo
IrLM'rIsu ........................ 6c
SILVER nsss ............. 5 lb 25c
Ducross.
rue norms mu Ann mm
manner.
on condemn» canned:
In: Ind of Washington Dir-00: Iridne.
“Vib‘l‘ORY”
Ball Bclnna
Lani Minus
With Blah Wheel and
unload
thet.’
, This is the tlrst authoritative State-
: moot of Mr. Brz‘mu's attitude toward ‘ .
to the public from the fact that it. is
i
II
out Nor-walk. or.
. orititv
‘ in II duestlonvthn‘i cannot be outmoded
, A; new. lsbaii no; do surlhlugiasecu
'anotlie‘r nomination. And do not want
it unless cluculnotenccs seem to dri- ,
itmttme Alone and determine
rtoncl end his comment on the nut
to a confidential friend.
RAILROAD ENGINEERS BAIL.
WASHINGTON. May 11. «Jilin insu
i
ler bureau of the War Depertmeni’ has
i been informed that no less than fifty A
American railroad engineers are on
which soiled
Seattle on April 29, on the way to the
Philippines. They have been employ-
bonrd the Minnesota,
i
ed‘hy J! G. White 0. Company to con
Neuron and honey under the contrac-
pine Commission n few months ago.
The
graduated from
among the number many older men ex-
perienced in rnilrond construction
SATIS OCTORY SETTLEMENT EX
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CAIRO, Emiyl, May llw'l‘he belief
is strengthening in ofl‘lclui circles here
that a satisfactory settlement will be.
reached in the 'l‘nbah boundary dis-
pute between Egpyt and Turkey
‘ it moon: all- year-round
mm! from unpleasant
kitchen can». building
um. carrying cool. on-
mum cleaning. its.
1“ II on Water
Heater
will supply but water
in any quantity.
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We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
weeygrhad.
"microns—m.
10 FIRIT 01'. “ s. nonwetx.
'rwo oourn wonwem and IN
, plum Ionic cm. A- ”We; can»
. won.
Both had Endowment.
I! ~ this
this men by them ’
l in
I.
1'0 lcmnc m
Wit.” It) '
until situation is the more interesting ,
to” the public from the fact that ill it ~ A
the trunk utterance of a party leader
struut ruliroods in the islands of Cebu,
tor franchise entered into the. Philip-
engineorm are mostly young men
the best technical
schools of this country, but there are
lion. him if;
Lighting Company 1
I o n
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heifer? fl
. Tito nowvlo.‘_'
.0tN Yup
“suds; Leaves co
Ft SAN-u ‘
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CHICAGO‘ Foley ‘5. .yfir‘chit‘ect Dan-
lel H. Burn'hmn wll start today for
San Francisco to not in A advisory
zone that is planning to build a more
beautiful city on the ashes of the one
destroyed by eulibquuke fire.
Mr. Burnbnnl will be accompanied
by Edward Bennett who assisted him
in preparing plans we years ago for
a system of parks driveways. and pub
llc pinion in Sun Francisco with a
view of lllilliltlg the model city of the
United States, The rnzing oi the pr in
clpal purl oi the city will make the
consummation of those plans possible.
"i shall prohnbly hnvo a. continuum
with formcl Mayor Janice Phclun. who
was chairman of the imprchmunt us-
suclnilon two yours rigo,,urid with 0th
or citizens." Mr. Bnrnham said last
night. “l am willing to help them all
i can. ow long i remain in the West
will depend on circumstances.
1M7
PLUMBING AND STEAMm
. HEATING
301‘ WATER HEATING
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TlN ROOFING.
600 and Steam Fitting.
On Fixtures, Metal Coiling. Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY
17 WALL eraser, honwrlLK.
"rim 0.
VAN SCQY.
PLUMBING.
’ STEAM,
nor WATER.
AND ,
, GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron; Copper.
anlenc.
so South Main Street.
Telephone 427,
.. South Norwalk, Conn.
Wmimn.méekér
“ General
plum... and Plunder.
slsmplnnmc.
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
parlance.
llctcr 8h. South Hermit.
ADDRESS POST owrcn sex so.
all Papers
~ ‘El‘i
.w.‘ hlvc’ endeavor-0d at eNQEi'mu
to bring our customer. the but the
market worried. and our selection of
hendoomo wall coverings this union
we think u crowning triumptlI. We on
anxious to have your judgment open
““not. .
Our- Paper Hansen understand
hanging wall vapor.
m
Crockery, lamps Hnseiumnhnn
Goods PaIniers Scipio
ll"
lib
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Window thedfimiotun l'mnlrlg.
M
IPIGIAL
Cloth Window tirade. with Prince.
can; White curtelrr roles, with PI»
tum. 100-.
Pliniiuu rad Paper Buying.
capacity with the committee of out.
, Gregory 3
6mm, 9
economic "
DIRESTQRQ; .
mini-lhmfilbemon given
0 fl . MM? .. l
Josiah R. Arvin i. we. 9
cunt-tine .Irtz , John ti.
1 ,. . ‘ WNW
suceclcor to ‘
Moos 'M. ‘LAvrou.
REAL ESTAWE AND lNSUHAN
, AGENCY ‘
5 Railroad Ave. South No
Representing come of the " '
and most reliable lueurlhtio
panic. in the Walnut:
ARE YOU WELL INS”,
Telephone Call 97-
EAST NORWALK
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Shore Dinners and All Kinds 1
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing
Both Houses to Rent by the
John O’ sulllva
Proprietor i ll
PREFERRED 8N
. New York Realty 0
sh on sold at 8100 each in
to no 000 my 5 per c0.
J'uully from date of issue.
cliched ten years, Kilian
'eclr‘s paid for profits, with l, .
surplus show results. mud
reqiaest‘.‘ COIUR
. N General
it So. train at, ' South A
'THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTOR
ONE. MINUTE FROM DE?
EUROPEAN PLAN;
n‘flPiT' l. 1'3"}. “"""' ‘
ac r I:
cry room heated? t 1'0”me
nA‘rr-ze REASONABLE .
Finely stocked Cafq In
A full line of Ackcr, M0
dlt Co 0 celebrated Wines ‘
Cigars alwayc on hand.
'1‘. J SULLIVAN. playtime...
Telephone Gall,
m: recurrence.
MORTGAGES.
eon-r 'rIcKe'rs. Price ,1
_ parser we
I more IIIAIN
should be occipital}?
now while. onepleeo t'
celoin Enameled Lavatofill in
Have you ever stnpfied‘m
how dellghfully convenient
be to have hot and cold mull . ,
in your dressing chandler; '
in: apartment of first floor
room? Its presence would do
the nicest. degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prion.
plumbers are ntrictlyc W
chflcnlcs. honest and @10er
"‘9'”? poo R
MAN AND '
loath Normlk. WW“
p North Main or. ,
Incidence. a w 7
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