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N0 SENTINEL CHRISTMAS.
Thai, The Sentinel force may have
" 111 clear holiday during the year no
ntinel will be issued on Christmas
titer morning or afternoon.
.VQ-Native Turkeys. 24c ib., at Hayes’.
'-~Canes for Xmas. O’Brien’s,
o more school this year.
1011i prices at the Novelty Store in
was Goods.
7Nice Xmas Derbloa. O'Brien.
~Native Turkeys, 24c it). at Hayes.
It has a bad night for 1119' holiday
oppers.
‘-Rich‘ 3 Fruit Cake, at Seymour‘a.
~Drums, 10c, at Benedict's
tier carriers.
. ~Smoke Twin City 5c Cigars.
-—-—Nice Xmas Presents O'Brien.
1 About time. to begin practicing New
Years resolutions.
~Candy Boxes, 6,10 lie, at Bone-
dict’s.
~—Umbrellas, Umbrellas OBrlen.
Arthur Murray is assisting in the
Not-walk store of M. ii Glover during
the holiday rush .
——Toy Sale. Novelty Store.
2. ——Leave 0.1mm Greenport Oys
tars on half shel'.‘l at. Cuttbill' s
Mls.ch1y M Jennings of Washing-
ton street, continues Very low with
an attack of rheumatism and lumbago.
—Ladies‘ and Children's Gold and
Gold Filled and Signet Bracelets of all
kinds. at Jackson's. , . ‘
‘ unverythlng the man can wear at
Seilcck & Price‘s
Lansing and William Odell of East
avenue have retained to Norwolk from
their studies at Wesleyan College,
io'anend the holiday vacation.
-—Many Novelties for Christmas. at
,jBenedict‘s, 43 Wall street.
. 4-Wise women buy Bath Robes for
(their husbands. We sell the Robes.
:‘Rogers & Stevens.
Chester Fimh who is employed In
"the office of the Standaid Oil Com-
many in Providence. R. l.. is expected
home tonight to spend Christmas.
—Ev1eiythlng the plan «an went at
' '1,iI?ay101il1& ‘GQldén'
7—~Dr. more dire. mllar‘ia.
~Smoke Twin City Be Cigars. .
~8hure’llxe Carvers and Table Cut-
‘ lery. at Chas. E. Dow's
Harman Schmidt, 11 well- knd'wn Nor
.. walk painter, sailed this morning for
Ger y. where he will visit his moth-
er. rSchmidt has been to his native
land several times. but always likes
to return to this country
--Spaci'al attraction in our Basement
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11'i‘liese ale wearisome days for the -
——lves Mechanical Trains Buy one
for the boy; they are indestructible
1M.S.Smiti1&C.o
-—Hoiiday reduction in Hats. at I. E
Hutchi nson'a
--Sleds and Skates at out 11.11tes
R. Holiday. 52 So Main St.
Lena Sachs, young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Sacha, of Main street,
was operated on at the Norwnik Hospi-
tal this morning for adenoids of the
throat by llr. Jean [111mm tiet and Dr.
R. M. Wolfe.
——Smali, lean Fresh llama, 14c lb.
Hayes’.
-——Slelghs at Luther M. Wright's.
~—ilnve sold Xmas Trees for 15
years. Come and be satisfied. Have
excellent variety, large and small. 0.
E. Friedrich, Railroad Place.
“Uncle" Wallet Fitch, the well-
luiown aged Westport avenue resident
is ill and his condition is regarded as
serious. Mr. Fitch was a. delegate to
the convention which nominated Abra
ham Lincoln for the presidency the sec-
ond time, and was also a member of
the committee which officially notified
Mr. Lincoln of his nomination
-—-Plush_ Lap Robes. McNerney’s.
—-$i.50 Table Tennis at 35c. H. R.
Bulkley, 52 So. Main St.
~3 lbs. Shoulder Steak, 2511. Hayes’.
Miss Marjorie Bishop and Miss Ella
Hill, accompanied by a Danhury young
lady, and Miss Cory, also of Danbury.
as thaperon will sail on the steamship
Moltke, January 29, for Spain. They
will make a several months European
tour visiting, according to the ptcsent
schedule, Spain, italy, German, France
and England.
———Ladl‘es' Umbrellas. O‘Brien,
——Vislt our Basement for your Christ-
mas purchase of Toys. M. S, Smith
& ('o
—Biiy a. “Flexible Flycr" for the
childrens Christmas gift. Dolls Gt)
Carts, Games, Doll Houses, Mechanical
'ons, etc. at M S Smith & Co.‘ s
Geneial orders Issued front the of-
fice of the adjutani—goncrnl 'l‘lluradiiy
stain that the bronze shields made
for the First. Second and Third regi-
ments of infantry— to be held by the
company making the higho’l percen-
tage during the rifle piac cc 10111.
have been awuidcd as follow/s; First
Infantry, Company H ilgutc of merit
70 99; Second infantry. Company M.
figure of metlt 68.26;'l‘hi11d Infantiy
Company M, figuic of merit. 54. 50
——~Buy your thas'PIauo at Steinert's.
6 So. Main St.
“(lrnfut «K: Knapp Hats. O‘Brien.
—-Cross Pat, Colt Butt. Silues~—a de-
sirable Xmas present for women. Glov-
er's the Plate.
-—(‘.hristmas Cigais and Pipes at liar-
ner's Phone 451,
1Béllcok & l’ilee's
—We give S, Rd ll. ’(lrocn Stamps.
:7. A. Hlslop & Co.
Thomas J. West, Jr. who is now lo
cated in Norristown, Penn. arrived
home in orwalk last night to spend
the holiday vacation with his parents.
~Xmas Sale Toye. etc. Novelty Store
—-All styles of Stiff Hats. O'Brien.
Miss Eva Gregory. cashier and
book keeper at. the Norwulk store of
F. D. Lawton and Company. is con-
fined to her home in ‘Vcstnort avenue
by illness.
--A Merry Xmas n all.
Price
—-—All ibt1 lii)\'i‘ ,fivs of the season.
Call and sec, at t‘ ill Seymour, Lead-
ing Grorer
The Menu illblo Class which is 11
center of interest for the men of the
First Methodist church will hold its
Bullion Iotuotiow noon and consldet
“The Ascension of Jesus."
-C«Itliolh Prayer Book Rosary
Beads with Gold and Silvei Chain—~11
.andaomo (lhriiitman present. John 1‘
ayes. .5 Main St. Norwnllt.
«Xmas Seaiskin Cups O‘ Brien.
William I’. handle. of Elm street.
has been confined to '11111 bed for the
put. week with acute inflammatory
heumatiani, and hi not getting along
to well Ill his friends wish.
-We give 8, o if. Green Stamps.
. A. Hilltop E. Co.
~Yottt' Christmas dinner will be 11
alight if your table mtpplien come
tram Seymour'a
General Ruthie" Float. ioiuiiiimdhlg
the brigade. Conmsticut Nationa
Chard, has returned from Hartford
whore he has been the paid two dayu.
cramming twenty-five phloem for
. .. .mtmfi,
111-Wliitar Caps, Winter (htpl. O'llricn'it.
' *Piuoh Lap Ruben. McNerncy’I.
Sellcck &
lament of the mist Methodist
arch will be held on Friday evening
out wool: at 7: 30 (I‘m A Christ-
eantata "The interrupted Pro-
” will be rendered by children
the Innoay School, and gifts diatri-
wflc Blackboard» Stu. 36c Boarda.
H. R. Bulklcy. 52 30 Main St.
7 WilliamI CbriptIan cigars are ex-
i. ,Iih Iron 26 or more.
For Xmas
biennium Mr and Plate.
. Illa lbl Kodak. .
'. Choice war-
1 The Sunday fictional Chi-11111111111 on 1'
Extensive plcpaiuilona are being
made. this year by the Norwalk Meth-
odist Episcopal Church for the Chr.-iet
mas (elcbratlott on Sunday and Tues-
day The (‘hlll‘i it has been beautiful-
ly decorated for the occasion by 0.
.l. Clark and his assistants. Christmas
trees. ropes and wreaths of holly and
running pine are the main features
of the decorations. 'i‘he quartettc
and chorus have been faithfully work-
ing on the music for the day. An ad-
ditional attraction in the musical pro-
gram will be the violin numbers gi-
ven morning and evening by Milton S.
Burntcin, a moat. promising young a11-
llst from New York. The. Christmas
concert by the Sunday School will be
given 'l‘ueadity evening at 6:30, at
which time the prcncntc will be dis-
tributed from the trees.
«Xmas Shoes for boys and little.
Glover's tilt1 I’lncc.
~8lel-ping llolia of llcncliii-t‘li.
”The gift of gifts. for Xmas. ’l‘ho
l-inuolp Piano. the, piano that tho
whole family 111111 play and will enjoy.
Malta Xmas reocrvutlonn now. Stein-
et't'a, (I So. Main St.
~8EWING MACHINE BARGAINS.
rout once. at Singer Stores. Buy here
and deal with the manufacturers. The
Singer Company in permanent and
responsible; lttt representatives are al-
ways at hand to care for Singer Mach—
ines. imk for the Red 8.
Singer Sewing Machine 00., iii So.
Main St. So. Norwnlk. Court. I... G.
Booth, Selling Agent.
sluts Presents.
FOOT CARD ALBUMS.
BOXING GLOVES.
PUNCHINI} BAGS.
ROLLER IKATEB.
iGI SKATEO.
FOOT IALLO.
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Ollie. that men prize most are inexpensive. and may be easily
chosen from our great stocks of, useful and practical gifts, for men.
Something he can wear or use brings the greatest appreciation. The
wise woman‘will makc‘her selections from the following list:
Pick contains 1...... This List.
Macch‘aa, also to It.
moves, $1 to $2. ‘
House cone, is to $12.
BATH 110353.33 to $12.
HANDKERCHIEFS, 10:: to 501:.
MUFFLERS. at to $3.
sum-r SHIELDS. $1 to $4.1
UMBRELLAS, st to as.
CANES, 251: to $1.50.
swearsas, at to 3a,.
CARDIGANS. $1.50 to :4.
run cars, 52.50111 33.
HOSIERY,
1’AJAMA8,
SUSPENDERB, 250 to ".50.
SCARF PINS, 50c to $2.
WATCH FOBS. 500 to 82.
FANCY VESTS, $1.50 to $4.
250 to 50a.
.1 ‘0 $2.50.
, NIGHT noses, 501: to st.
smars, 50c to $2.50.
sut'rs, $5.50 to $30.
ovencoars 53.50 to $35.
RAINCOATS, $101.; $25. '
FUR COATS, $22 to $30.
Don’t forget the boys! They will appreciate a new suit, or over-
(f.
coat, or reefer. such as we can supply at a very modest price.
14 South Main St.
Tel. Call 632-2
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For the Holidays
COLEBURN & L‘AUDER
96 WASHINGTON 81'.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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The economy of buying good things
appear in the price, the reputation of the
We make
We We pppeclaltygf "pinch Qats.
It, hut-—
We are norm—just as far as the near-
cst telephone or letter box.
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,Buy Oat: That's Clean. E
doesn't usually
seller counts.
We dont believe there is another grainaiy in America
where gtcnter Mott is mndp. to give exact satisfactiongt
1°“, may W
' MANUELT. MATCH.
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mg
3 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
Have prepared a lame and choice stock. and
would respec‘litillu ask 110111.
inspection.
"MERRY XMAS F011 ALI.“
Fine and well-selected stock of DIAMONDS.
WATCHES,
Sliver.w11r11 'l‘olicl. Sets Manicure Sets. Fancy Clocks, etc.
JEWELRY.
LADIEB' AND GENTB' FINE SILK UMBRELLAB. ,1 ‘ 1
All goods at bottom prices.
H. S. ROOD, JEWELER
16 SOUTH MAIN OTRIET.
After A]
Other Gifts. .
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Are Fargo“!!!
The lianlt- book will be remembered.
After an
account ill once started for tile youngster, additions
to it conic finally,
’i 1.
1 Many a man owes hia present financial indo— .
pendenco to the savings account started for him by ,
his thoughtful father. .
1 _. Four per cellt. compo and Interest
our Savings Department. ‘
flu but lliil'llalk
ta paid n
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5111111 fisalwday.
"LIGGETIB ""
Saturday
Candy
29c lb.
Liggctt's Saturday Candy ...... 29c
Fenway Chocolates, 2 lb. pkg. 98c
La President Chocolates..1 lb. pkg. 35c
Ever Ready Safety Razor, complete
with 12 blades .. .............. 9811
Apollo Chocolates in fancy silk cov-
ered, violet and lioliy trimmed,
packages ...................... 98
Fenway Chocolates in 1 lb. Japanese
baskets .................... .. 89c
Ill Illuminate,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
price changes of importance resulted
mm the opening dealings in slut-.ks
Transactions were insignificant
meat of the maiket leudersmere
changed them last night. The rise of
a point ill Deluwntc At Hudson and a
decline of 3-4 In Canadian Pacific wow
the only fluctuations in excess of a
small fraction.
WALL STREET, ll a..tn.--—Aside
from a few unimportant advances
which wort1 subsequently lost the mar-
ket began to sag almost immediately
after business began All on yesterday,
Reading showed the initialweukncss.
which soon became widespread. A
good deal of Union Pacific and other
stundaid inilroud stocks were sold, but
Reading run off .l 1-4, Virginia lion
2 l ’, Gtont Northern pfd., Northern
Pacific, NorthWestcrn, Canadian Pacific,
Pacific (‘onst and Minneapolis, St. Paul
& Sault Ste Marie old. 1 1-4 to l l-2.
and St. Patti. lmulsvlllc & Nashvillt1
and St. Louis & Sim Francisco second
piefcrred, l.
WALL STREET. noon.~'l‘he market
closed active and weak. at the lowest.
Reading fell to successively lower lcv-
etc with a temporary rally of a point
at one, time. The. small loan contrac-
tion shown by the1 bank statement was
a disappointment and prices broke with
violence. Reading's extreme decline.
was 5 3-4. Great Northern pill. 8. North.
ern Pacific t3 l~2, Northwestern 4. St.
Paul. Union Pacific and Canadian i’a-
cific 2 3—8 to.2 1-2, and Others 1 to 1 3—4.
NEW YORK llcc. 2"———The suspen—
l‘si01 of the brokerage firm of Ainold
& Wealthy»! announced on the
Stock E thldngt‘ today 'lhe board mom
ber of the firm is 11 dgai E. loo. He
has been a member of the exchange
slm 11 1904. The fit 111 did a very active
businesn and it is Whilllflto’od it has
been (1111111131119; 11 numbei of amounts
in Reading, which has been declining
recently.
1.. \ lmlulillllid to w the firm has
some: issued 11 $12??th in which
he said that the assign out was made
for tile benefit of uii‘itlii011s.lio
said that the firm s all adamant was
caused dliectly by tho stiingenm ofl
the motley market. and that he was
hopeful a settlement satisfactory to all
the creditors may be made soon and
that the firm will be chin to resume
business. No estimate of the. assets
or liabilities was, given out. The firm
has branch offices in the upper section
of New York city.
The firm of Arnold Leo and Company
was established 35 years ago by Arnold
Loo. He retired from active business
some titlioogo and since that time the
business has been under the direction‘
(I his son, Edgar 11‘. Leo. The firm
bad on otilcc in Philadelphia, where a
large business was done.
The. standing of the firm 011 the (1x-
chnligo [an very highhtid the un-
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11 great surprise to a majority of the
board members. Much uympathy was
expressed for Mr. Leo and many promi-
nent bli‘lktllh called at his office to offer
condolences.
A meeting of the creditors has been 1
culled for llocolnbei 26.
LONDON. Doc. 22.-The Blink of
England today bought. $4,106,000 in
American Eagles from Paris.
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
We are pleased to nnonunce that Fo—
ley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and lung troubles is not affected by the
National Pure Food and Drug Law as
it contains no opiates or other harm-
ful druga, and we recommend it an it
safe remedy for children and Adults.
I‘lnlsichs Drug Store and The Cliffoid
Phnr.nincy
”Own...“
AFTER OLEO VIOLATORB.
The Diary Commlaaioocra Planning to
Enforce Th. Law. t
According to 11.1'111101 lilo ‘ilintc «liuiy
commissioner hi giving Ipeeinl «lit-n
thin in some citioa, to tile illegal use
and sole of oloomlu-garide In bakeries,
«lures 11ml reuiaurania at present.
The reason is said to be the high
price of butter. which 31“" gone up
steadily during the. pact m weeks.
ith has been the calls nearly every
year since the passage of the stringent
1m regarding the mic and use of
substitutes for butter. that when the
orig! article wheat. 11 price.
11th Int toil mill ha; gain tired to
if over: 1
The halter who optimality butter
with olco must label his shop with a
also which tuition In large print "(lico-
lftoraai'ine Used Here." and his wagon
mull have the same 111311. Hotel.
houses and Minamoto are
compelled to aim thin name also in
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BRING5.
wacpsrnnnr 10:10 a. m.—-No FINE,” INTO oUR5ELVE51
PRESENTSBE? U5EFULTHINGS—~U5EF‘UL THINGS. .1
",3? MEN LIKETO GET NECKTIELS, SILK SUSPENDERS, "
HANDKERCHIEFJ
GLOVES SLIPPERS SMOKER dACKETS-—THINGS
To WEAR. CAN’T YOU FIND SOMETHING IN THIS
NICE HOSE;
LIST YOU THINK WOULD
FOR A GENTLEMAN?
AND LlTTLE MEN?
WE SHALL GLADLY HELP
HAPPY.‘
98 Washington Street.
WL°11mmwcuaPPO~
'CHRISTMASI WHAT coy THE VERY Woap
’TLS AT CHRISTMAS TIME THAT WE
TURN raoM .srtrlsuncss AND TR! To MAKE
OTHERS HAPPY. AND, How THIS BRINGS HAP-
RESPECTFULLY
Selleck 8- Price,
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS.
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Isoormwc THEY can 115511.
t .50 mnWNlcE usrrutlll has
LIKE. GLOVES, HANDKEIHIIWS
NECK wear. AND‘lilE Lire-1w:
HAVE ALLTIIE 'li-IINGS you .
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WHAT SHALL THE
MUFFLERSi
MAKE A NICE PRESENT
NECKTIES FOR $25C AND 50C 1:
SILK SUSPENDERS FOR 50C AND 75C
MUFFLER5 FOR $1.00 AND 82. 00
the specialties wcie virtually ignoicd SMOKING JACKE" 5 FOR. 55 00 AND ‘6 00
UMBRELLAJ $1.00 To $5. 00
WHAT WOULD bETTER
PLEASE A LITTLE MAN THAN-
A NICE OVERCOAT cosl‘ FROM 32. so To 35. 00
A .SUIT of‘ CLOTHES CoSTFRoM :2. oo T055. 00
You To MAKE oTHERS
South Norwalk.
49 Wall St.. Nor-walk.
Christmas Yr cactus l”-
Rt .
Yonder Yricpsi‘éc-‘ébc-‘lboélbb
Wm. P.
Book and Stationery Stores.
Beers’
6 So. Main So. So. Not-walk.
W
-. Knobs-EN KINDERGARTEN.
Chi-151m. Festival Held Yesterday At
tended by Many Parents.
. Knuson Kindergarten held a great
Christmas festival yesterday at the
Knudsen building, with a large num-
ber of mothera and friends in atten-
dance.
The decorations of the Kindergarten
were most beautiful and were the work
of tho children. and the same buoy lit
tie fingern wrought wonders with the
two largo Christmas trees that were
laden: also with goodies. There were
some splendid choruses and it line can
tutu. Following is the program:
Clo-11111111111 iiyinn~~011ce 11 Little Baby.
lloy
ltociuitioi1~—'l‘ho Cleaning of the. ‘Chim-
HOV,
Robert Ortcllc.
Sonic—Old Santa Claus ........ Circle
Solo and Chorus-«Doll's Luilabyo.
SOIo--Till3 is the Dolly That i Love
Boat.
Edna Mandalay.
Choruawiiuilahye,
Marvin Richardson. Margaret Mahm-
ov, liliattbcth Forcclllni, Rosina But
this Billie Bundorolhi, Andirona All
demon
lilillllbyo .. .............. Circel
Recitation—«The Pity of it.
A Small hey" it Stocking.
(lhurioti and Manuel Gongaloz.
Ciliithllt-‘MOU‘HM' (loose.
Mother Gonna Lucile Hall
Minimum Mary Clara Bonn
Boy liluo ....... Gerald Brophy
Jack llidward Hall
Jlii ...... Natalie lIioOauIland
Bof'eep . Muriorio Joluii
M11111 Moffci Lillian Hill
Christmas Bella .....’.......a. Circle
Oberon-Baltic. Claus
Leon Wood, Iftarl 'Yotmga, Steven
Retro. Antonio Marine.
Good-:13 e .. Circle
After the program the gifts ware dia-
trtmitml by the teacherl. Misti Motto.
lion, Mica Williams and Miss W iinM
FOITUNATI FATHII AND 00".
lamucartainulmiive,mc;:i
Mr. 0. ll. Bartholomw, Kai-Iain.
Mich, that 1311.0:th We no
011M ‘Mg: But I ”V's
all my‘ life w on f wan gvlcuuoithat
militiaII 111ng
1.00..
,iiiyo 1111th
a.
JUDGE COWING’S LAST DAY ON.
HBE DWI.
Judge Rufus B. Cowing, who for
twanty- eight years has presided in the
Court of General Sessions, New York. .
tiled his last criminal case as city
judge yesterday. 011 January 1 Judge 1 ;
Cowing forms a partnership with his 1 a .
son Rufus B. Cowing, Jr .
The last official ‘act of Judge flowing
yesterday was to suspend sentence on
Fred F. Nugent a lawyer of 808 Welt
103d about who was convicted of the
cruelty of 8300 from Percy 0. Vande-
watcr. Judge Cowing is the father of 1
\ira J. Morris Coerr, whose husband
was for several years rector of St
Paul’s Church, Norwalk.
OUTWITB THE EUROION.
A complication of female troubles.
with catarrh of the stomach and bow-
ila. had reduced Mrs Thea. 8. Mafia...
1! Mavenwcrtli. ind. to audit a deplor— »
iblo condition, that her doctor advised
1n operation, but her husband fearing
atal results, postponed thia to try
Electric Bitters; and to the Inau-
nant of all who knew her Cilia motif-
iine completely cured liar. Guam»
teed cure for torpid liver, kidney of
we. biltlournm. jaundice, chili: an
'cvor. general liability. aervouapul
1nd blood poisoning. Boat. tonic
node. Price two at 111.
South Norwolk. and ill. I’.
walk, drug stores. Try it’
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MI!“ CHRIOTIAN INQUIRY CLUI.
The auhiact for diacucai‘do last filin—
it” m1?"°i”i't."°li.. lit-outm-
1-. 11 n m
followed. Tomorrow or Mac new ’
tailor the cabinet Christ and iii:' Pro-
choir. All men are cordially”
ed at the meeting: of the ebb
are held only loudly in the South
Norwalk moi. all!”
lately allege tit him.“ I!
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twill- newly emulated “W11“
iii the printer'- llama Tmmggm.
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