r
\
.4
‘r v'ttlds dashels, and William lmuongclli.
wide ltnhrol
ounclm My
A: $1. 09.
with do.“
1311900001." town? Too far
away! 0010,1530 weather? ,
-»8'et'ld'n's yells-orders by mail
x
In:
Peter Folsttd. of South NorWsllt.
afloat Decoration Day in New York
0 1'
Ma
The bonds or Edward drama. in
Westmrr avenue, is in the hands of
Painters.
Mr. and Mrs. arrivarll Hoyt. of No‘riI'
spent Memorial Day in New“
w’allt.
York.
Miss Lulu Collins. of Lowe street.
spent Memorial Day with friends in
New York.
_4
Uncas Tribe, No. 26.1mprovod Order
of Red Men. will hold its reg ulrrr meet.-
ing. Tuesday evening.
‘ Miss‘ Marjorie Hillloran, of Seymour
avenue, has been spending a few days
at Delaware Water Gap.
Cnrgili,‘ of Norwalk, spout Memorial
Day with friends in Now Haven.
' Mrs. Felix J. Kearney. of Norwaik.
has been entertaining Miss Nellie
Kearney. of Yonkers. New York.
Mr. arid Mrs. Cllrrton Van llooscnr.
of Wilton. are the guests of Mrst 11.
M. Cole, of Center street, Beth“.-
Mr. and Mrs (‘larelfceV. Nowlan. of
Norwallt, formerly of Danbury spent
the memorial holidays in Danbrh'y.
-.'..‘—---.I———,.
Mr and Mrs. Albert Grintlrod, of
Bridgeport formerly of Norwalk.
spent Memorial Day with relatives in
town. .
Miss Louise liarrauri. of Woodward
nvehhe, is on her way home from
Cribd, where she has been visiting for .
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Valentine, of
Taylor avenue. have been entertain
lug Eben Valentine and family.
New York.
Mrs, Margaret Brush and Miss Edna.
Brush, of Franklin street. are spending
a few days with W. H. Brush. of Mont-
elalr. N. J.
H. C Edwards has purchased a.
building lot 0n bowls street anti is
contemplating the erection of a new .
residence on the site.
Louii Burkett, clerk in the South
Norwnlk post-other», is enjoying a few
days‘ vacation ht his former home in ‘I
Ashley Falls, Massachusetts.
A acting oi the whatsoever Circle
of K ifs Ddughters will be. held with
lsses Tollns, 25 li‘sirfleld avenue '
theft
destiny cveninfi at. 7: 45 o '.clock
Another section of the ceilings in
William mongelli' s drug store at the
corner Ely and Lexington aVcnuc.
collapsed last week, and considerably
d'nrnlla‘éd the fixtures and some of the '
drugs in the store. This is the fourth ‘
time the ceiling ints given way, and
the accidents are attributed to in:
heavy rains during the past spring.
A number of‘ South Norwalk athletes
are taking interest in the coming meet
in TDanbury on Saturday, June 13th.
at io‘.clock James Monolran. of Lowe
str',cet will otrtor it: the 220 and 100
of Hamilton-avenue. will later in the
9100 yards dash. and running broad
tjuntp. -
l
A 30 autobt‘rs was traveling cast
throng Wall street, Sntr'rrdny nrorn-
Who t" "9332-19! lascer‘sclsar
store, as the 2 2 as turned out
of its corrrse to. .earn. the great
wheels skidded on the wet trucks and
payemcnt and nearly turned turtle
People who witnessed the affair, say
that it‘ was the‘ closest esenpe
have ever seen
William H. Casey. of Plttstield.
Matti. the newly appointed assistant
tralnrnasier of the Western Dirk-lion.
will malts his hesdgnartei's in Water-
bury. Mr. Casey is an old rnilrmrder.
and began as a brakcmnn on the old
lionsatonic, Road in 1.882.119 became a
conductor in 1891. Mr. Casey will b v'e
irrris ictio over the entire Western
15191 ion hich campuses more thaIiI
400 tunes of tr . . ..
New‘Jérsey his a new law by which'
the income cornea from the licenses
for motor ve'hlhlcs is to be divided
among)? titles in proportion to '
the r3110u mm!- l'lprov'etlwzoabs gen:—
tofore‘ u use u -
67"“ mil ah tits. it is 005-
mated {thrills 0176561058 this year will .
reach 882.000. or more than 825. 000
in excess-5:00: what: they were in 1907.
"however! roads" as gr. this act 00
not include streets red. with cob-
blestones, uphitli, of lglu! block!
The' sin education '15
sendingd on tili'i'. 00" two special
5:90de 0 I95}, pit rt: 7 00:18
'1‘ s. first. it. ,' 7%: our nor-ma.
ti‘ai on; salt i: pictures or
the ulltlll‘l‘xIlItII ' ritaln,Danbt1t‘ry,
New 1415:77ng 11 tile,“ I, 0
other glv‘ lain! Itcl hes -
nrer sc 0" teachers. which this
hold at the Dunbury Nor-
mal '1‘r'alnlrfitf h"0011601 6011'an July 7 to
August. 1.11M rd is conducting an
examination tor state certificates to-
year will be
of '.
1
they '
0? phone. All orders promptly
IllIllo'd-l '2 i l 2
You can trust us to make a.
proper selection for you. Tell
.uaummuyoueungudwe'll
'.ll « '
fifln as hwe' as though
s :
or Sunday.
Chariot “shock. of Illinbtrry. former-
ly of South Norwulk, was a Memorial
.9 Day visitor in town.
Miss Edith Cr'ofut and Miss Sadie ' ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ll. Waterman;
spent Memorial Dal with Mr. Water‘-
rnun's sister, Mrs. Lords.
lrouls Vorlin, who has been ill at
his homo in Elmercst for it short tinto‘,
was able to get otrt again this morn
ing.
Miss Edith Mertltk and Miss (101‘:
trudo Nadgsford, of Norwalk spon
Memorial Day with friends ltr New
Haven.
-—- xlribitlon of [Jonson Nature
Prin 5 all “of this week. at Howard A‘.
rii‘iily s Studio. 78 Washington street
Mrs. David W. Raymond. of Wash-
luglou street, is the guest of her cons-
N. J.
'l‘ho wrecker which did so much
work in the Nol‘wrtlk harbor lately llilri
York city.
Frank .1; Kelley hits returned home
the dental college of‘ the University
.of Pennsylvania.
1 A monthly ibrrsin
'Soutlt Norwslk ’clt council will
held this evening at the council than:
her in Havilnnd street.
Tire city water pressure last night,
iroached the highest. point for several
months past, the average pressure for
the twelve hours being 82.8 pounds.
Mr. and Mrs Chester 14. llcnodict.I
of New York. were holiday and Sun-I
titty guests of the latter 3 parents, Di"
and Mrs. A. ll. Baldwin, of Norwalk.
Martin Dates .._lr and Company
are closed today to make the annual
boiler itrspct'.ti0n Tito factory will
start up tomorrow morning as usual.
-—Dr. Dick's .cures rheumatism.
Miss Lucy Ramsey ntrd nephew. of
Brooklyn. N. Y.. returned to their
ironic. after a few days' visit with M9.
and Mrs. William F. llrcde. of Down
street.
The Philathca Class of the Son
Norwalk Baptist Church. will hold its
monthly meeting tomorrow evening.
Tuesday. at thcclass rooms in the‘
church,
M 1'.
Bridgeport. spent yesterday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 10‘. Greg-
cry. of (:ranbury. '
John Mommas who has been llvinttI
in Danbtrry 'l'or several years. lras rc-‘
turned to South Nor wall: and taken a
position with The Crofut ii: Knapp Co.’
in the make shop.
It is rturdrt'cd that plans have
been drawn for the rebuilding of the
Advent Christian Church on Visit
the pastor in charge.
Mrs. George Hull who has been lit
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Theodore
Hendricks. of Westpor't avenue for-
;her home in Bridgeport yesterdtty.
IE7.
. 4 {A ”,3".
2. 1000 list,
47. studies St. 5515:5550.
: " noun“ a: 1m?! prim.
”tenuous—12 5005.45: ~
"t xxx
.51 r
Rom,
Ir'v 7V1.
Neatness to Dress 2
so. id be disregarded. This is an ago
at progress. "and the int who is core-
i'ui. in his does: is sing and 01
the- careless 1011997 Flo-stir more
importance to himself Hill has that
feeling of satisfaction that character-
'nesirheryirusresstupa
Laos. itoPPEL
FA‘Sl‘llONAIBL'E TAILOR,
24 N0. Main at.,' South Norwalk.’
day.
' George J. Cnirannugh. of Bridgcpoi't, '
formerly of Norwalk. was in town ov-
lrr. Mrs. W. E. llurnctt. of East Orange, , .
rhft the harbor, trnd will rctuIll to New '
for the summer from his studies in
a session of thc .
be 3
I
.51
and Mrs. Joseph. Frisbie and '
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick lintvlros. oi‘ .
Zandt avenue. Rev. L. F. Reynolds lsI '
sevcial days. 97.95 abl'e‘.‘ to return to ‘
l 081% ottrjfllhli 01' homotttil'tilllii'flts‘ wi
”whoa-in e-time
" be .5". your until act
7 Vi
1 con; 5005:5050,
.i 't
’STRAW HATS
1
pedal.
8“
ADJUSTABLE. EASY TO
and we have the machine for fltti
TEL. 066.
Fainnlt angoJmnos Addison have oin-
od o Colt rli nhllcan Club 0 the
City of Mt: Yer W
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN A
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TAILI
In Effect January 5. 1898 I
so. NORWALK To new voart.
A biz—12 5111. 5:185. 5: 411
=2:~.rrr s::.50:.055 7:55: 5:.1'55 0:.055
I.lr ark. 0:53.10555. 11:25:.
IiI P. 55—15: 515. _:1 to. 8:511, 5:51
i. frlx. 5: 09:; 5: 57;" I.51x. 6: 37. 6: his
Philadelphia and W9 illusion D 0.
does not stop at New ork
son 5009
A. u.:—12 53:, thumb :4u, ii: 57.
9: 40:.
P. M.:——12 575‘. 2: 44:, 2251:, 5. 37.
13:51:. 'I: .13. 7: 51;. 9733.19.18. 2;,
so. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN»:
A. M.:——12 08.1214,158x.618.7:25.
:25. 9:135. 10:17x. 11:08:. 11:45.
P.‘ M.:~12 (16:27! 11:6 3: 1035, 3' 231.
l 19 5. 07):, '5: 89. 0: 08x 6: 30 7. 098.
8:58x. 9. 21.11:21; to Bridgeport only.
2:42 and 7:I.86 -—.
*I .
Sundays. - / ‘
AWE—ll 08,1314. 1558!. 7: 39. 9:10
10:47 11:08:. ‘
P. .-.-I-I5: 49.27: 091.. 81-181. 9: I40:
ISOUTH NOBWALK TO DANBURY
A 55—15: 10 (05in current not:
dash-.8: 8.0. 0160.101001. 2 ~
P. M.—-1:25. 4389. 0:12. 7:15.
film: 15 a; . 7,: 30, p: In.
Mischa») To 3174 Molt'WALi't
- 555—5557275081: 1010: 11:50
‘i
‘ ; r. air—4:162. a: 992:. 8:55.
and a good personal apritlsran’cs iii-0' T flail-5A»
80's lt...7:55. 9.95.000
nzw veal: mat-1m NIottwsIr‘tIt
5'55 55—5000: 4: 545.2 5 45. 0.
$035.1 a: 00:. 9:15; 10: 02:, 10:05
90017123415550.1055301; 2:55. 5:255,
1:4 03:94: 00. 3552. it: 5: or. 5: 25:.
6:001, 5: 08. 7:10. 75'4“. 0: to. 11: 00‘s-
————-
t
Quads
2 A. 55—4200. 2:78:07 1:,50 5:405.
1:008:.
Til. 885-8. ‘.
Fifi?" 00. 0:008. 7: 00. 8. 808.
‘55.; ‘77:“;le-
imuretllato relief for-tired feet and foot. with rheumatic tendencies.
it is the only arch support that «an be properly fittr-rl to the loot.
7519!. 7: 515. 9: 53.‘ 10:41:: 1:49: to
rags
2 Busty day brings neareri the neec unity for preparing the interior of the
home for" who weather.‘ Meanwhile, even though you may not liave thought
2 of buying. wd want to qu0 upon you the welcome this store extends to
7 visitors: mom/you to reel in: what 5011914501100 1’: n for you to com-
ih those a: drainage store. We' Want
you to knew or 08011111151105 'thutt' this is the real home for best FURNl
MUM.'MA‘l'T'liGSIQ'Altl’lt'i‘h,‘1119193111706. CURTAINS;E'l'C.,0nll“tht1t7
ms buy 900’ rs not of a plate when. err-billing" 9111
< ~"'
“‘.J "”91 521' I
4'.
Fmal Directors and Embalmers.
South Norwalk, Donn.
Stylish, Rigirtin-madc
‘L' THI
for IMeuand Young Men.»
Blue and White Rainchunda
Feasts-hands and '-
BsItWingTiesper-
.spirsiion proei,I- at
’ Clothing oi the mgr. Sort.
48 and 50 Wall Street, Norwaik
PHONE-1713322. .
.500.
WEAR AND lNEXPENBlVE.
~»‘.
Ii“ 8451118.
F LYNN 8: RYAN,
‘ so wssar'no'roa when.
“.5...
Mrs. (‘harlc'sI Sartnlu continues quite
ill at her home hr West street.
The residence of William Bnnpniuc
on ltoron Hill. is being repainted.
Mr. and Mrs. IA'Olllll‘d . Coach, of
'l‘trunton, Muss“ are sperrdng a few
days in Norwalk.
M
Joseph B. Ellis. Jr.. of Waterbury.
spout Memorial Day and Sunday at his
home in Norwailt.
" Harold Van lJeu. who is a llnotypc
operator on the New lnrrdon hay, re
turned to that city last night after
day with friends in Norwullt.
There were
estate in Norwaik. last week. with
mortgages of 815375 For the last
wiel‘t' in May. 1907. there were thirty
'317.608.
—h—,—'—————.
Frank Lemongclli. formerly propric
tor of the City Hotel. has received it
very linttt-i'ln offer to go to a live
town in New otk slate and conduct ll.-
lrotcl there. lie is seriously consider-
ing the proposition. .
P as drawn by Architect H. A.
Lil ert, of Bridgeport are being
.ilgnrctl for an addition and other
changes fo‘ '0 auditorium in Wilton
place. The owner isrecolviug tilt"
.blds. I 2. .
Mr. and Mrs: F. A. Stuart and Miss
’ Pauline 11001103001 Monster, Mats.
are visl f ads in town. and will
”attla'nd 75555830.... of Mrs. Btliart‘s
.sistrsr Miss Evelyn Smith. of Wilton‘
Liane I9tIh'.
2 ‘L—..._.._2.. ‘
TYhe cadmium ot the Nor-wail: and
sprint 510501511: tlre_ departments wur
h‘ol'd thonlhly busiucsa meetings to-
morrow night, with the exception of
Old Wolf Hook and Ladder Company.
The Nbrw'alit’ department will also have
a monthly, pracuce:
ltl‘llUDll at the home of Mrs. R. J. linu-
invitations are out and are VP-I'J
with Illttle Dutch persecution.
0.
m 57'0""!
ogeamw AA“.— .
‘ sympathetic.
" other-r Weaknesses and firiiings. and
l and helpful.
W
The FeatherWeig'hIt Arch Support
Made of Gemini Silver.
1
having Spent Memorial Day and Sun-
twenty two sales of real
soles of property and mortgages of l
for Dr. Edwin Eycreit Smith, of that .
r‘rvot‘ruc. Norwallt. which will take place , '
' i 12573551151168 18 7788180. It férments and forms
[88. {rm to digestive disorder}.
,rheforr 'iholilr Club. of Norwalltl
will gt 0 a “Dutch Tetr""rhrrrsday af- :
ford Sherman Court Norwalk. Tho.
'.unl‘q'uc the covers being hand painted '
QIONGI HUI.“ SENT TO JML.
Arrested In NamTk for lying intoxi
cited 61): Month. Ago.
George Halsey of No: walk was
placed under arrest Saturday morning.
on- the clnrrgr- of lutoxieutlon‘, on the
first of'lmmbor. 1907:
came up it: tho town court this room
lug before Judge 1:1.M hoIkonod, and
truancy pleaded not to tho
enlarge." (hptsln 'f‘lninr‘tl‘ti"i ‘4 took 2
the stand and stated' “ambush the
first. at altar, ' 0005851111101! uvuu
'ltltt. lto ruee led a corn “Triaiut that it
than was lying on the all owalk in Wil-
tort dvcnucut‘nd was apparently 'intoxi-
Icutetll
Mr. ilutrt said he wont tip to Wilton '
nIyerruo turd found lltrssoy lying on the
curb it: front of the residence of Al
lit-rt Davis and he was their uncon-
scious. Mr. llunt tea tiled that he
tried to get the man 1).. and he par-
tially came to himI-lf. and resisted
and he then telephoned to Norwalk
for or learn. and the mart was taken to
the police. station.
it was their stated that as iluasoy
was at that time Just on the verge of
us he Was taken to the town
farm. when- lrc stayed ior three days.
'11."! the olllclaln received word fmru
New York that some one would come
nd taltc llusscy to New York it: was
bought to be the wisest thing, and
he was taken away.
After a long discussion the judge
asked llusaoy if he could get work.
Ind he replied that he could work
trending bar or could get anloymont
in any of the local but shops. Judge
liocitwml said he did not. think that
Hut-racy was ill to turrt out on the pub
lie 1 ho was suffering froth a certain
t'llra: : which he said he was. and
therefore sent him to Jail for fifteen
days and costs.
THE GOOD WILL HABIT.
. 'l‘he habit of holding the good will.
kindly altitude of mind toward every-
‘body has a powerful influence upon
the character. it lifts the mind abovo
. pretty jealonsies and tnoltrrness; it ctr-
§rlchos and enlarges the winds life.
Wherever we meet people, no rrratter
if they are strangers. Wt!"'1'eel a cer-
tain kinship will: and friendliness for
them. greater interest in them. if we
have formed the good will habit. We
feel that if we only bad the opportutr
ity of knowing them, wo should ilk:-
them.
In other words. the kindly habit, tirr-
gorrd will habit. makes us feel more
sympathy for everybody. And it We
rudintc this helpful, friendly 'Ieellllli.
others will reflect it back to us.
On the other hand. if we go through
life with a cold, selfish mental alti-
tude. caring only for our own, alwaysi
looking for the main chance. only
thinking of w but will further our own
interests, our own coiirforts. totallr
indifferent to others. this attitude will'.
after it w,lrilo harden tho it clings and
marbleiso ~thc affections and W1! shall
become dry. iresslmistle and urrlnterv
eating.
2: Try to hold the kindly, good will at
"trade toward everybody. if your an
‘tare is hard you will be surprised to
see how it will soften under the new
influence. You will become mom.
more charitable toward
‘ you will grow more msgnnnimous and
whole-sowed. The good willattitndo 22
will make as more louhle. interesting
Others will look upon
9' us in the same way in which we re
rpm! them. The cold. rubbed. unso-
cial. selfish person finds the sinner
9' qualities reflected from others-0. 8.
. Marriott, in Success Mummies.
"Did you any the prisoner hit tth
plaintiff between the court house and l
the post-Mice?! “No, I didn't. i sold:
the hlrrr him between the oycs."—Bnltl-
The case .
more American.
FOR 5 ALI’. IBIY.
HoraceR'. Nash, cor. North Main and'W '
bride, for good luck, if you 07130
but if Iy on really want to bringlitll‘
" lord Range among her wI
gifts.
This' rs the season for weddings. .
'1 lrrow old shoes and rice 01050010
,opd. fortune let bar find a'
15v
.5...“ ””4. . ... ...
DOES IT? 18 1T7 HEY! WHATl
it rtlmrys hits been a puzzle to me
What sailors sow when they" plough
the sea.
Docs coffee. go with'tlre roll of a drum'!
And wiry is a speaking likeness dumb?
What was it that made the window
blind? .
\l’lrosc picture ls‘put it: a frame of
mind?
When a storm is brewing. what does
it brow?
Does the foot of tr mountain wear a
shoe?
Can a drink bowl from a tap on: the
door?
Does the edge of the water out the
shore?
How long does it take to hutch a. plot?
Has a school of herring a tutor or not?
llnvr» yort over, permit-d a volume of
smoke?
(inn butter be made from the err-am 91
a joke?
Witt) is it fixes the teeth of the sale?
To a king who reigns wiry shout “Oh.
hail"?
With a powder puff is ouo's mind made
up?
Does it saucer go with mlscry' a cup?
Can you fasten a door With a lock of
hair ’
Did a biting wind cvrr bite I.you and
where? I
2 Can you cut a log with a wise old 88'
Who is it that paints the signs til!
times. "
Does the moon change her quit, ‘
for l choir: and dimes? 1‘.
What time do you play on the (coil "
pray. " \
Aral who is it nrcnds the break of W
And soy—~l'll admit this it. quite
sutd—~
thn you drop a remark, (10,9091
break your Word? .
Can a rope he made out of 00
strands?
midnight W‘W
Have the silent
hands?
Does the cup that cheers cry ”H
Hurrah"?
Can money be light when change.
loose?
Now What in the name of thundo,
the use,
Of going through college and mm
degrees,
ercrr wc're posed by such plain ll,
tle problems as these? .22. ’
—-G. H. w.. in Boston Transcript. '
tricks—"0rd Bienkyns felt 858.
dldnt be, when his son married til
burlcsurrc actress?"
_ Wicks—~“No, indeed! She gets
at WM."-‘$mnt'rvllle' Mural:
W 0 place on‘saic todny our lit w stock of Women' s House Drona—v
.Ilwalsis and skirts)-— light. and dark colorlrtgs in very neat patterns
suits are we“ finished beautifully for: blotted and ‘
ctorv way" The route announcement that... these 81. '2’5 Suits are to be 801
this week at. 980 should bring .out a throng of buyers. ..
i
MERRILL
WILL EARN MORE THAN SAVINGS BANK INTEREST
mi! Salary, 190119006900? and alwIa9sI the IOpporsIunii'
at
it insures
‘t'y fer‘ Advance
Book- inn stationery Free.
' 5750mm.-
sonar tuvssrsp in 0 00519055 50000th 59'
SOUTH NORWA'LK,
thoroughly relish!
COLLEGE
- r
2 M. A. MERRILL) Frill.
‘ P'O'Rf‘tmltm
.... ... 5...... :vm— 1, .:.. ‘ ... .....
Please get them
. ". Ior‘them'.‘ ’ 5
please them.
-. ‘ 13W 1'.
T0888 '15 :19: 100d like wheat.
fitter mm, be titled
:80 “5050‘ for Until—Flake
in America's?
tirgfitiriu‘wss anomalies
a .5685
or
men.
? . M:- .
; 'M why we
rum-Its.
..".‘ A :..U h...
.lnxgtvrlt'.’ 2.
profits.
I.“—
lMfipIoFgfl .
flavor.- Because Ii: is $0 digestible. Get them the {I
that they like best, when it’ s the best food for them.
p10 sugar better than anything
5‘ feed they on eat.
Waive. but it is wise—for you,
for “flint the staple is always when: -
‘Mm clone contains all the needed
fool! 5101155191819 property balanced tons.
Bnt wheat artist 85' codkbdv-‘cookéd rage than
must he. «pastedflby a fierce
2 heat-80 the digestive inlets him get to them.
i . - 510515511 500 wiles: that people an is tubiect
spend £01196 hours in preIIpaIrI-
«cook the wheat 10553150045. Think
it‘ll. m on. n ::.. agile-9 putts digestive . .2
Then each separate berry is flaked so (bill that
”10111500967 WWI citn attack every atom“.
’. “YV'm'
' ‘ it'
Then we bake
400 ___‘degrees.
... .9“
_ produced.
To induce them
But it is wheat
You will n'evdr-
for a little time.
00»: rise
the finest wheat
4
and: we will send
lllrle.
tell you‘ how
That’ 0 why 575551-157an is the instilled
It' is hccdnsé 05 our process. .
It is notinngibnt whole
pure Maple sy'r’ri P'- "
form that is nevyI to 'y‘on. A food that's all
even though tIhIey seem cheaper—after you
Wow would 7515‘ ruling .2 , ' .
selves than to here 005' no mthdttt knowing; ' .
ISO, if .16).! wish, please send us this odd“
Mil-8‘60“: lSo-paskage tie. 2:. a .
'.pie ”19: ll. stripes—lorry
7” god it' 'is'. 71715055 ssh"
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