For Norwalk a d vIcinIty; Geller liy .
cloudy and onset led we‘hther It
and Thursday The area oi high
pressure that was central in the Lake
region. yesterday morning, has may
eastward and is now central over New
England it has produced a decided .. ,
fall In tempaturo In the northeastern
sections. Cloudy weather, with local
showers. prevails this morning in the "
Lake region The temperature contin
“Des high In ‘the central sections
Frost's were reported from the north
west. Conditions favor for this Vicin:
ity parity 111111111 weatheow‘nh 111111111 :-
temperature probably developing into -'
light rain tonight.
Miss Edith Grant, of Richmond, Va.,
Is a guest of Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton
at Highwood, Norwaik.,
—-Dr. Dick‘s cures malaria.
A meeting of Central Labor union
will be held tomorrow night in the Ly-
ceum in Washingtoa street
The meshes; 1111111 in the World is the L
man 11 ‘11 will ride a free horse to
death it less it is the man who becom-
es Impatient when treated kindly.
Miss Clara Hemingway, of 50 Lin-
coln avenue, Danbury has returned to
her home, after several weeks spent
among friends in South Norwaik.
Miss Margaret Knibeheucr has gone
home torNcw York after spendig a few
days with her fried, Mrs.‘ Michael Zieg
ier. of 37 Water street. South Norwallt,
A meeting of tire Willing Workers
Circle, Kings Daughters of the Nor?
walk Methodist Episcopal Church, Ir
being held this afternoon at 3 oclock
“A“
1A meeting of McKinley Command
Spanish War Veterans. the first one oi
the present season. has been called
for tomorrow evening at the Norwnih
Armory
Miss Theodora Jilchards who has
.been the guest of the Misses Smith at
Sbeiileid on- -tbc Sound_ for three weeks
has returned to ‘her home in German
town, Penn. 1
The Danbury Fair is only three
week‘s away. Entries for the speed
classes, dogs and poultry close held
Tuesday. All other entries close on
Tuesday, October 1
lilies Nellie llusscy. of South Nor-
walk. contemplates leaving tomorrow
for Cardenas Cuba where she will
spend a month. Sénoritn Rose Juanita
C11noe,oi’ C uba. who has been visiting
here, accompanies her.
1 Rev. Charles S. Mncfnrland has
gone to Boston to attend the annual
meeting of the Congregational Pub
lishing Society, rind also the Internug
tlonal Congress of Religious Liberals
to both of which be is a delegate.
Mr. nir'd Mrs. D. W. 1111111111 and son
David, 01‘ Chestnut str.1‘1ct South Nor
walk. have gone to Wr'sicllcster Coun
ty, New Ym'k hoping the change will
prove beneficial to Mr. liarford who
has been quite seriously til the past
few days
1;. "1
llon't worry about the future but
prepare for it There is no one who
has not in some part of his life sadly
lloit the need 11! 11 little ready cash.
start on account in thesavlnxsdopurl
men! of the South Norwalk Trust, CO. .
and accumulate 11 little ready cash.
'l‘his‘Compeny pays four per cent. on
savings deposits,
William Ringdon. 11! Worcester:
Mass. has been appointed nusisluui
superintendent of the Stamford divi
1111111 or the Connecticut (00111111111511.
111111111 railroad Iiru1 Mr. Kiuudon be
111111 his duties yesterday. lie has
been in 11111 111111111 railroad business for
fl" 11111111. 111111. for 11' number of years.
pil‘VlilllR to his engagement lil1r11.W1n1
culployed as 1l11upaieber o nihe Wot
chub-r and 11111111111111.1111» lines vilih
headquarters ni'Oxi'ord, M11111
1 1
WW ,
lliuhwuy. Commissioner Mucdonaid
LT earnest-z: 1.4.1:.
._"-l- NIX“ Hell3 owe:
.1 llillillll
, The “King School
. .1111 31111111101111
" the two bad boys, was very funny. All
‘CHArles‘D'uffy. or idi'Cedar street.
THE BEST VALUES.
9111114111311
111111
01...... LA‘NT.
' ' “1, ll ”filial“.
33"“:
1
a. ,1
1 34.1-—
A‘ vel'y along 111111 of teachers sires
individual attention to every pupil. A
thorough ,prepgretion for liege or
builders. 11111111 at 1111111111. thletlcs.
Reopens for Fall Term.
September 26.
'For' Catalogue. address
“manic; 1105151117.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
,1...”
MUSlC HALL
Last night were seen some of'the
best pictures ever shown at the Music
Hall, “Foxy Grandpa's Vacation." with
new pictures today. The headliner is
‘Cast Up From the Sea " Others.
“Tire Fortune " direct from Paris;,
""Cl11uiies Dream,” a stream from lie-
irinlhg to the end and many more. .
ew songs will be sung. A presents
lion of 11 gold watch was made to
l
AMlflthAN LlF‘EOGRAl-‘H
At H115t's Theatre, last night, the
American Iifeog‘ralrh Company, under 1
the direction at Professor l‘nglendcr 1
drew a crowded house, all of the au- 1
dieuce being pleased from start to lin-
Islr with the new moving pictures and
illustrated songs which 111111.. Englan- l
ler has secur,ed the very latest andi
best of ally of them. as he can [act'-
them, being located in this special
line of moving pictures The Illustrin't
.111 so‘ug's, which Are all the newest and
'ntcst. and 11111111; by Master Janles‘
Walker accompanied by Miss Alice
Plait at the piano at each perform
ance. Usual prices, 5, 10 and lhc.
llidPEli'i‘OiliE NEXT WEEK.
At lloyt's' 'l‘hcnirc, all rrexl wank.
\isnagcr iloyt has the strong Knickcn
hooker Stock Company, bonded by the
Sisters McConnell. and supported by a
capable company of artists. The
Knickerbockers come to South Nor-
walk not as strangers. as this company
clayed here last season and won for
itself a great amount of 111'1‘1‘siig11 and
a host of friends. Without doubt the
company will do capacity business dur-
ing its engagement. 'i‘b‘o rrrllnagemcut
has selected tho-plays that pleaSe the
people and also secured a long list
of clever vaudeville people who do
specialties both during the perform-
ance and between the acts. The even-
ing's performance is continuous. as
there are no waits. This engagement
Is for one week at the usual popular
prices of it) 20 and 30 cents. with
three matinccs, Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Mondnv night will be In
their night, and the Iii cool tickets will
be limited to 200. Seats can be 1111-
curo‘d beginning tomorrow for the en
tire engagement.
'THE'LION AND THE MOUSE.
There is a great deal of smelly c1111-
1'11. Gilli-l
Thursdcy. ‘
,use of a- new history in the high
[Chairman Bradley S. Keith and there
. , ,
111111 twodspdmtodby 1111153?
or 1
11111111 fires 11111111 ed “i8 llall
, (3,11 rinse ,Buillir “
(Continued Fro‘ln First Page.)
the Lincoln and Center schools, and
in the oilice oi Superintendent (tum
hart, which is at his borne in East
Norwnlk A plea was made for the
1.1hool and this will be taken up at a
later meeting. The usual number of
IraniS’fcrs or scholars from One district
to another was voted.
The meeting was presided over by
were present Secretary George RS111"-
taln, George S Kendall, Arthur 0.
Wheeler. Harry S Rider, Louis S.
lieers and Dr. Thomas F Ciuue.
The minutes of the last meeting
were approved.
An application was made for the
transfer or Theodore Lionel Smith,
aged six years.,son of Rev. Womyss
Smith. from “111 Center district to the
North Center school, as this was much
nearer. and the boy was not in the.
best of health. The petition was
gr'.1111t111i
Mrs William D. Phillips, 01‘ the 0"-
or River district, wanted in ' .lgh-
tor Iiazel to attend the 015.1111; ..:1111111.
The request was granted.
ilernlon Sykes. N11. 20 Main street.
desired to have his children continue
attending the Center school district
although 1111. had ternpororily moved
away. and this was granted also.
Mrs. Mary C. Hamilton. mother of
Marion lionrilion. was granted permis
sion to send the child from tin.1 llrook
side school district to the Union
school district. ,
James Robert Sturges. aged fifteen
years. of Weston. desired to attend the
Hunter school. the district. according
to lilo-application. to receive the tui-
tion the. Mr. Wheeler questioned the
right of the district to receive. the tul-
lion fee. and he moved that the up
plicntion be favorably acted upon. with
the stipulation that the tuition the go
to the town. as has always been one
topiary. The Center school district
was instructed to use the form of
blanks prescribed by the board of
school visitors for the lruusi’cr of
pupils.
An application was received from
Alia-rt 'i‘.81‘1under11 to have his chii
llron continue attending the Franklin
school Superinlun1leul ironic 111111111111-
111 that there was not room enough
i.
heeled with The Lion and the Mouse.
11 dramatic picture of household life
connected with the 111111111 of a tissue
Ial magnate. "ii11u1i5 M111111y"liyder,
the central character of the play. who
farmland! the money 1111111111111 of the
present time. Is brobabiy 111111 of the
greatest cbllmctorimlious over writ
11 into on Arne‘idcurvpiuy. 'l‘iuu the
radio Ill one of the moat 111111c111111n1i
vol" produced in this country 11111111
without saying. it cairn/111i 1111 noisier
‘l‘liptcd run in New Yo' k Ihr tvm yours
and has been 11111111 in almost'every cityl
oi the United States. "11111111 I! liar
11 will otter the play, to heal wea-
calls attention to the change in the
115111111111 or 111151111; contractors by attic
111111111111 in 111111111 where highways hove. ifitl‘i
been Imported With the aid of his!
11111111151. 11111111111111 it has use? 1111
tomnry 111 111111111111 11111, 11111111 cnnrb
1111111111 111 11111111.- cities to pay the
amount oi‘ the contract out or the 1111‘
prloiiou for the 11111111111, 11111 when
“,11111111 111111 the city the amount to
llvbl‘, chi be 111111111111 the money WM
to the treasury oi the city for
serum purposes. and the street do:
pertinent was not reimbursed for .1111
that was originally taken note
i
:jvm “fistula-moments found thorn
considerably crippled by the
WW“ in the
alu'e‘y wit 11 11111 of 11111
mi fund 0! the city and not out
01111151 piti‘lldulilt‘ department
palliation when you can get from your
rrocer for it} cents a package or
“Gilli. l’lE" Preparationulemon. labors
slate or Carleton—1m 1111111111; 11111111 that
are so math
piece you wt til
trout another? one way
hills to to Give
In some other or the 111111;“
‘ well 11113111111111.
til 1111 Potter, Titan Hater!
all“, Will!“ you PM all!) How
1111111111111 lit lioytu Theatre on
Mill .Bcptciuher 2h. B11111 sau- upouu
il)’.
l..
, , ., HO‘TM. AflRlVALU,
Cliffordwli‘ 8. Nuwhull. ill 111111111111.
We I). Wrachen. N11wurl1,N. .l.;
Michael larch. South Norwnlk;
(inertia L. some M’NN‘ lllt‘t‘l‘lu‘: t' "3
Wollhllileii. 1)!!!an ”In ”1 Jubilwihl
.1 iii. Hannah“? WM 5&1,
figural? York
on. on '
11111111111111 flml‘ti.iit. timer. it.
Plottuti lung”? ti. Mitotic. New
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Milford; 1111 1111a 11.111111:
r1111. 11'. 11 Follien'l‘ rill 111111.111»;
11111 H. 8. Save 01‘ Madden;
Willie. new 1111111 11..
museum mapped.
York; “wholesaler-11111111111111 (I
“11111110111111: A E. Winchester. city:
I (trembled. Bridge art; this kitsch»
iluritnut. . It til;
N, 11 Yet ..Duehe.‘ ”Mounds
“ W M log/.1 landlord: Ii. it tiller,
New York: F. t... Forte. Manchester:
.1. lt llcndricks. Trenton; .1. Dim»
- C Cnrson.Hilrooillyu1
Torriugton: _
I
, 1111111111111.
1
,3, met and bullied age certificates hlmi
New.
1 could 113
it. .
”eieehler 111131151
new for pupils in this district. and he
believed that the children should at
111111! school In the district in which
they lived. No action was taken on
the conuuuuicatlou.
Clerk Edward 1131 linderhlii. of the
North Center ushhoi 1111111121. petition-
ed for 11 new dictionary 1111 the present
one was in 11 wry dilapidated condi-
ti.on Mr. Wh healer imported that he
was to visit lilo school In 11 day 111'
two. and the application was ruler
:‘cd1 to him for Investigation and re
mlltrincipul Thompson. of the idusi
1171111111qu school. stated that Phoebe
Hendricks and William Smith hold
2111111 certificates. and ware reported to
£11 working. but he thought they circuit]
11 I11 school as they had not rudiment-
iy advanced 11 their studies. The
tier m M
111
into. till he was to conference with
11111111 Oliicur 111111.11 regarding 11111111»
1‘) him
i
111111 lie Iii111111111 and
min waldo mitlll‘ohlll My All
forced. lie; believed“ It was 81.11111
'l‘ruuht miller Potter‘s place to com
pal the 0gutter“! itch out. as here»
culvert a a year-4111' this work. Aim
Potter had been here during the 1111111
1111. Wheehifllmtioiteti tile «claim
any 111111111 111111. and thought that it
should he led or enforced
. , accepted that «local
‘ town 11 . e appointed to look after
such delinquents.
5111111 11 officer. the chairman said
11111111111111: by the guidelines
on recommendation of the bundle
school visitors
'i‘iie secretory was notified to 1111111!
parents of the several
entry. Air. Forte and Mr,
city: 1.
‘Wh r'p
. ‘Y’C’l‘i y for $110 and
' lor car hire for the latter part of latest
’n‘ie‘n 1ccliriie‘d to pay them.
'lori was obtained frogr‘ the town co‘un
lame to February San .
pmwrmmflenls Gumlmrt and F a ,
was t
, 1111111, m‘h‘l‘l“
‘ 111111 on 1111111101116 111
rotors:
, G
'."Wa‘llie’ for 12
year.
r1111 bills were upploved by the
actiu
school visitdrs, but the select
an epin-
11-1 that tile bill sh did he paid It a
contract had been made With th'érh
and other similar bills had been paid
The“ bo‘ttrd votedit‘o hey the hill, and
the secretary was instructed to notify
the selecimcn of tho boards, action
and 111111 them to payMr.Pcrrysi1lll
A letter was received from Mr.' Per-
ry asking this his salsrv be increased
320 a venr the 111111111111 5eor'. $10 to‘ go
toward lust 5111\1‘ s car hire; and 310
{111 this your.
M1. Wheeler objected to the bill for
car fare being paid owing to the fact
that Mr. Gumbnrt was not to charge
any our fine in connection with his
work. and Mr. Wheeler thought it as
launched a bad precedent.
Mr. Wheeler lihd 1'1 bill for 810 for
insurance for 3611100 for three years
for .town school ,anpplles. lie uni
there was not ..nea. that amount of
supplies on bond, and he thought ll
would be ccono‘nls to discontinue th
I11sumuce.’i‘he sclcetmen had 1111
tloncd the bill. and it was referred
to the acting school visitors to confer
with Town (‘onnsol W nrner, and re
port to another meeting.
Mr (lumbart inoughl up the matter
of supplying books to the pupils from
11111.~of- town attending the High school
Some pupils weuiefil to buy their own
books and others 'anied to 11115 so it
511m for the books. lie thought the
easiest way for teachers and pupilé
would be for the town to furnish booksl
and charge the sum of $5 for that
use Mr. D11Wlit, of Wilton. wanted to
buy the books for the pupils from Will
11111 but Mr (lumbnrt 111111111111. this
bad plan. lie suggested 1 at the 1111
of $55 tuition. which wot lid Include
the use of books and supplies, be
charged to each pupil from out- of towel
and the board so voted.
.l
Mr. (lumbart wanted the board t
consider a new history for the low
high school. ’l‘herc were scanty tiiil
pilots in the schools of the town. on
he desired 11 different book from Mont
gonrery's liliitory. lie recommends
Channing's Student llisio'i'y of ihe Hut
1111! Slates, published by the Member
Company. “1,1 could supply the hon
with «article copies before the box
meeting so that the board could loo
them over
5' «Purchaslné Age/n 'i‘
ported that 0996110 "
in their. bus
loll
1119“,
{3‘01” 1 ,
h’l p11, ,
11111111111 or the #121111, 1111111
one Week. earlio
‘dliy. ineptom‘bom Tho IF‘KMA
her 20 sixteen 111%
evens. also or“ {odd
dive 1111111111 ill the lit 1111111
itch 11 chpoi, Llagt11111111111111.,‘L‘i‘heaboardL 1
endorsed his action.
bce‘n ,6peut lor.
‘l’dt' " 5111111111111, lind'
sheen 1 $62.76." male,
AL‘BROAD M ‘WQTOS.
‘ir is eats 11111111111111 11111111151111. 'Are, 1 ,
, $1.69 and $1.75 Waist- closing out at.
Touring in Europe.
R E. Mansfield united States 110111
111111 In anernc,Swltierian1l, writes
to the state ‘departmeht "that be 831'
timates 8,000 automobiles are In use
by Americans who are touring Europe.
this year;
“Each car carries on no live
five persons " says Cbris‘ul M11115,
making a total of 40:000.ALmerie1l:n(la
motoring on the continent ’i‘h‘e ex.
‘Lhen's'e 11111111111119 ten 16111111 151111
day Mr eiibh person; but in
travellers in Europe of1 $400, 000 The
11111111111111 motorist usually spends two
000, 000 for the season.
can automoiulea on the ammo that
the transport or ' 1111115 across the
Atlantic has be‘ e regular Lnnd
specialized basin" {1’ plop priy.
equipped {build car is a private train
and yacht com lric'd. 'l‘he Traveller
can go north south,‘ 1111111 ”am
when he 11119716111 at 1111-1111 y days as
he Wich‘es are t‘ and Who‘ll ‘ced
to worry 1135011 11111711111111.1611 luggage.
Motor tourists on the continent are
brought -1i1uol1 more into touch With
national life than the raliwsyrirtr‘Veller,
who, passing through Europe on a,
train dc lu’Xe 11,6111 ”one than de luxe
to 11111rti1e1'.fir‘1‘ds ltllEEurope-nlihc less
nothing of national costume or habit;
and hears little except his 111m lan-
“111.50.
1111 great 111111111114 In” our " 1
all 1111111 oY the Wh’l‘l’d,’ d cohesion?
cans In1ldumpe. wili- 1111111111 itddii'lhlfal,
stimulus to tho tra'de'drrd‘ it‘ll incenii. 1)
'io 11111611111111 11.111111111111111. 11111111
the demand arid 111111111 11111 ‘lilthl fieCr
tinentlll manuffrdturers in" the word
markets for high grade touring cars;
The increasing number of Antericad‘
automobiles In Europe will encourage,
the establiahmerit' of inht'h‘needed c1111.
tral European gencllls, ere repel
Ami sii'plillcs f r A'ur'érlc'au machine
can be promptly procured. "
PROFESSOR “access.
Yale 'Jap Rims Amry 'Wlth Mits'er
lam c. Dlnqwaiipoi'tmwflann. :
“11101 ‘Ka'n' 11111 Andrews (11 the ne e1
parinrent 01.111111111111111 ’civliir‘intion 11
Yale. has become Americ'liniicd. sure
enough, He has runaway with Hitler
111111111110. plasma, or Newtllr‘vs‘hzsh‘az
they were: married last Thursday in.
l
3 initbhsitold 11111111 tro‘uv ,'
ll 1»
. _L 111». specrlll values are” reincarnation
n 1111111.,
expenditure by this class of American 1
months on the continent. which brings '
the aggregate eXpenrliture 11p to 324,.
“So great is the number of Amerl LLLlLL
west L ‘
In using automobiles 11‘s 11' arcane of,
travel as Well on pledsoi‘e by Arnold} 1“
and 11111111 111 overlook 11 1111111111 11111 L'
"-',1i1
9 ' 1
1" '
.1. _
1“
‘W‘d’l‘ne' '3 While {all Coio‘red ‘S’llll't ‘llVa‘lsti, reduced fl‘bm 'gli'o lo”
Big assortment of Wernem obtrt'wmae, Wars 7511,‘ 89c ‘1l‘u'd 95c, 1111111..
brie lot comprising all our $1.00, $1.25, 31. 39 and $1.50 White Wallis L
a amateur. 111111 11111111, any
11.111111111111112.» waiaiacmu only ..... '. . . ..
Black or White China Silk Walsh, reduced from $3. 25 to.
“$5360 Wattle, to close, any
.111 1-. 1 u
.....
w. are how men; out ensue 1111111111111 1111151111111, its:
ease 6n the lllfllfhillt‘i. 1151111111 ‘térlfl mmutcs ol’ the station. It his
,been carefully restricted, and divided data did“ acre lots. which
we now "0116111111 th‘elburifiiir'ti’r'in'dédffir. _
111111an proli'figitloii‘. £11k 131111111
him-1111111111111. south unwind-1.111111 VlemlBLeaoh are
Ellbor View 111.111.11.511 now the best’til all, THICH‘LW‘ MK?
11's snarl-111
, 3‘69 “firiéua
flew fide‘he‘l‘te; NY
rerun 11111.net
efldt surest, ,.
“lfi 31311141 “Lil?“ 33:1. tlii
Washington. 1) 11. 1111111 the chin
says 11 New Haven story This toro-
needing was to legalize the mandate
In Japan. for Prof. Asnkuwa evidently
wants to stand as lunch married there
as in America.
Miss 11111111111111 brother
111113111111 11 vthl‘rlléi
Mr. (Iumburt sold I111 was not 111111
ious about our lures. but he Want?
telephones in the high school build
11111. and his other. which was at, area
out I11 his home. There should
phones I11 the upper floors of the bin
coin and Center schools for the 11
of the High school. and aloe one in bi
own home 11111111111111 would be “real!
illcilituted If this was done He Ibougb
there should be 11 single line. no 1
continual 11111 other l‘lhrtl’
1111b
would 1111' iiit‘lirb‘ tile 1111111111 and i -
mire privacy. which
he 11111111111111
necessary. The 111111111 1111;:
he :00 or public buiidi 1111 and ii to
the pri rite 110119.111 ooill. lie, or
Wol‘t!‘ 1111111111 111 titty per cent. his
coup
Edward F. Sfdllh of tlie’fllepilone
hetupnny. ciao liliiltliltied figures.
clothing. the cost, at single and par
lines to the board.
Mr. Rider moved that the 111111.
1111111111 1111 ihllht‘ilell i111 11111111111111 by
W1 filt‘lt ‘1": ' ‘Wht‘fllmfltl
nd 1111 motion of Mr 11111.net dill!“ that
hath , noting 11311111le11-
f be 1111531 meeting 3.
. If 11111111111111 should
not he Iveil within 11 runsonnhit
time. and was told that they should 111
received in a day or 111111 lie 11111) 11111111:
mtiatidoiiom motions. and they had
a t. h '1' l yo
o 1:11, WA1 11 Wilhelm
in
iron bl; ill) 11 that the rfieiiiili Nor
will sell 011% ”Finches wcashmere 1m
Liam flagLatmillorw Ht it 1111 1‘th‘mlimt
11111 c a 1 1 a 11 11 a
.111 ' nl‘heui cream the 5111111111 11111
Mar 11 “1111111 on being we'll 1111111111.
Mr. Fools said he did not question
the. cost. but was not satisfied with
the manner hill which 11111111111111 were
' ' he schools
at “ll”
lvt
' 111 halal; in
iiavcuptmlw one“ of‘ FIJI
8
men oft as
ed as man can 1'1 when he received
word “at night of the 1111111111111“;
”l the t the W 8rd
‘d’d Milli h in. " 1111' he.‘
eil'rxt‘gr and »111111 Policing.
0911 111 u
11 sillllent «Willa. ill:
to out r
country from 1.111
month and '1? ‘WM
Fifi niflétd loud
ritual deri“'1ts 111
or '(31111113111.
Methollllt. calculi” _
and Him met ”lg“ ' .
f MWJI o.
hihhdftfliflor at
011 neutrino his 1111
11111111111111.1111»th
M 1111111 lust-1111110111111-
Oil-fill re “lit'thls
Ii
Acrlkdll‘n Was
Darpuouth.
it Ihull 1111a
1111th
i '11 11111111111153 lent
1111131 1 , .
not moot admin
country. 1 11 aunt 1
spring'utlltil’, Nd
iv to
About
leave or Multitude . ,
Haven
holiday to to
professor
tho 1111‘th
Was recorded at the Japanese Legation
I l '
,zqd ills
came to"thls '
Dart- ,
M13393
wilt «19111111120114an it: set
l".
1
’3'
Cain 9631011 the‘stttrt.
11113111121111111111'11 '1, ' ‘
, 111g. ever d‘é‘y y.
d, ,
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i. this 111111 radically 111W 11.111 than 111
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We memo ' 11111111111111 .1111. 111111 matil, 111111111
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