Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 7, 1908 · page 5

 

 

THE' SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

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“ce‘ ~
, Cream
Candies. 1111:.
AT
LANE’S

51 Washington Street.

WWII NEWS

WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Norwalk 11nd vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday. Pleasant
weather prevails this morning-in all
sections east of the Rocky Mountains.
The tcniperatIIre is rising in thet cen-
tral and eastern sections. The. wea
thcr in this VI( inity will continue pleas
ant, with slowly rising tenlpe111111ue.

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Robert, Waugh. of Elm stret,
walk. is in New York city today.
Uncas Haymakers' Association will

ineet in Red Men's Hall. Monda1 even
115

George Duffy. of, Brooklyn, will
spend Sundav' with friends In Itoway~
ton.

’.lol1u (‘.S’11oiield. of Bridgewuter,

was in N111 walk yesterday, 011 busi-

ness.

wChickens, 1611. Hayes‘.

Miss Louise Collin, ot' Rowayton will
spend tomorrow with friends in New
York city.

Rudolps Stolz, the. tailor of the Com

._stock Clothing Company is III at. his
home in South1Norwalk.

M11. and Mrs. A. N. Benjamin have
had thelrhousehold effects removed
from Ridgeileld to East. Norwalk.

The high school football team will
journey to Danbury. Friday, and play
the high school team of that place.

Mrs. Bradley. of Norwalk, has been
a guest this week of Mrs. (J. E. Brinck-
crhoi‘i‘, of Railroad avenue, New C11-
11111111.

Many people are planning to witness
the big Locomt‘ibile racer, which will
be seen tomorrow afternoon at, 11‘. E.
Lockwdod's garage.

Conductors I} 111111 B. (.111 field Bluest
C Johnson and Challes Ryan 01’ the
local trolley Iiues,we1e in BringpOIt,
yesterday morning. .

v—Ilasketball, Monday niglit. Armory.
'l‘cam F vs. \‘l'ashington Heights. Pru—
liminary game. Dancing.

William Anderson. who conducts a
cafe in Winnipauk, gave a blow out
last evening to a number of his friends.
All report a fine time.

Nor-

1

Mrs. Chauncey Brundagc has return-
td to her home in Cross street. Nor~
walk, after a. several days visit with
her sister in Yonkers. N. Y.

Mrs. Lef‘irund Raymond,

who has

been spending a week with friends in .

New Canaan, will return to her home
in Morgan avenue, this afternoon.

A stated convocation of Butler
Chapter, R. A. M., will be held at. its
rooms Tuesday evening at 8 o‘clock.
The mark degree. will be worked.

Stephen Gregory, of Cranhury. went.
out in quest of game recently and re
turned with seven fine medcock. as
the result of his never failing shots.

‘Ponus Tribe of Red Men. of New
Canaan, has been invited to Uncas
Tribe, of South Norwalk, on Novem-
ber 15. and work the Warrior’s degree.

The W. C. 'I‘. U. will hold a meeting
at the aims house, Sunday afternoon.
Those wishing to attend will please
take the 2:50 \‘l‘estport car from Nor-
walk. ‘

At. the Connecticut State. Federation
of Women’s Clubs in session in New
Haven this week. Miss Dotha Stone
Pinneo. of N01 walk was elected gen-
111a! federation secietary.

~—~Soft and (bush Hats. O'Brien.

‘ The civil Superior court for tin.1
county of Fairfield comes in in Dan-
bury 011 Tuesday, November 10th, and
a jury has been summoned to serve in
the same. The. jurors drawn from this
town are Edward E. Gorham and John
.t.. goodwill;
ley and Everett H. Bennett.

The recently organized Methodist
Brotherhood of the Norwalk M. It).
church will hold a meeting Monday
evening, in the church parlors, when
George Goodsell. of Calvary church.
Brooklyn. will deliver a very interest~
ing addres. All the men's clubs of the
various churches of The Norwalks are
invited to attend. '

 

 

WHERE A MULTITUDE OF SINS
ARE COVERED.

The L. & M. Paint covers defects in
previous paintings, and wears for 10
to 15 years, because the L. & M. is
pure linseed oil hinder—«pure oxide of
zinc—pure white lead, and you help to
make the paint by mixing three quarts
of linseed oil with each gallon of paint.
It’s done in 2 minutes. Makes coat
only 31% per gallon,’

Chas. E. Dow, South Norwalk: Hub-

.1 ebll & Staples Hdwe‘. 00.. Norwalk. W.
S. Guyer 8: Son, Westport. ' Northrup
Bros" Southport, are L. & M Paint
Agents.

251 SIIIWIWI EHWIWIIIS

FRESH EVERY WEEK.
Stillson-Powcil Corporation,

Ii'rooorlptl‘on1 Drugnloto.
Opon ‘Iundoyo. ’ South NOrwolk.

 

 

 

 

‘1 74 Washington street. South'Norwolk.

5 Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla.

'1 Tether or Salt Rheum, Blowhos, Tum-
_~ on, Bulls, Ringworm. .Ulcou. lemm-

Launoh Works.

" plank.

 

from Wilton, Stanton Co- 0

We Write Burglar »

Insurance

LET US WRITE YOURS.

TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
TE L. 105-2.

 

BAXTER'S
A remedy r011 Pimplea. Postal“.

lo and Blood Diseases.

750 BOTTLE.
ANDERSON 'S

 

 

Boat Frames set up and ready to
All kinds oi‘ repair work.

by competent workmen.

Ovsror Shall Point. Norwalk

I). l«‘. Skidd is moving from Ferris
to Franklin 111111111111.

MissJoscplIinc llasta, ol‘ Ilanburv,
was a visitor with friends in Broad
River, last week.

licury Fancher. of S1111gutuck,

 

 

 

W“ S

morning foI treatment

’l‘heS Seventh t‘ot'npany. t‘. A. (1, thin
git-laud Drum (Imps hold It rehearsal
last evening at the armory.

Raymond & Son, of Main street, Non
walk, have had their store fitted out
with thirty-two-candlc power electric
lights.

-I)r. Dick's cures Malarla.

Iiarold Stone, of Norwalk. expects
to take. an examination in the,1 near
future to become a member of the Hos
pital Corps of the. United States army.
LoGrantl Raymond, of Norwalk, is
111110111: tht.1 many from here who are
witnessing the football contest at New
Haven, this afternoon, Ilclwccll Yale
and Brown colleges.

milasketball, Monday night, Armory.
'I‘eanl lt‘ vs. Washington Heights. l'rc-
limluary game. Dancing.

’I‘lu1 choir of the First (‘burch. Nor-
walk, has been vested, in accordance
with the vott1 of tlu1 church; and the
newlyncqulred vestmcuts will be in
use for the first timt1 tomorrow.

Mrs. (511111.111 Ii. Nolan, of the blast
Saunatuck school, has resigned, to per
foot herself as :1 Singing teacher, under
tht.1 direction of \\ 1111111 llanlroscl1,ot
New York city, who toured with \‘111
dicn, last winter.

The committee of .\1uw:11k A111'l11
Fratcinal Older or I ‘agles has 11111: idcd
on II‘IIIIIIV t11‘.11nlng [)111111111l1cl 4,111.1 the
date for the nuisnucrthre ball. which
will be given by Illt’ acric at the town
assembly hall. .
Air‘s.

Miss 11111111111 .lanvior, sister of
A. N. Clark. of South Norwalk. has

been engaged by ,It‘loI‘ouz Ziegfeld, .II
to create an important role in “Miss
Innocence," III which Miss Anna llcld
Is to star this season.

Cockcnoc 'l‘ribc, No. 32. hold 11 1111.141
ul11r meeting last evening. at. the
quarters Ill Wall street, but. the pale-
taco which was to hart1 had the 111lop~
tlon degree worked on him failed to.
put in an appearance.

Charles (lat'glll of Norwalk. received
a had fall this morning from his bicy-
cle while. riding through Beltlen 111'11-
uue, caused by the handlebars brcuk-
lug short off to the frame. lie was
somewhat bruised by the fall.

, —-—Property owners, try the "Perfect
Roofing” Paper I‘or that leaky roof. A
high grade. roofing, excelled by none, 111
a moderate price. investigate and be
courinced. Several roofs in this city.
Sales agents, St. John & Kcyscr.
Phone 310.

A large number of people of Nor-
walk are attracted to the show win-
dows or the Norwalk Ilar'dwan stow,
in Main stioet, where a gray fox be
longing to Harry C. Davis is exhibited
in a cage. The animal ls certainly :1
beauty, and excites many comments
i‘ronl people, especially Children.

A number of friends of William llyx-
bee tendered him a surprise party last
evening at his home. Is Day street. A
title time is reported by the large 11111111
her present. Mr. llyxbee was taken
unawures, but he proved a fine host.
and the evening was spent, with var-
ious games anti music. I‘tel‘reshments
were. served late in the evening.

The new laundry which was recently
built at the Norwalk Hospital, is now
almost ready for use. Yesterday. Ray-
mond Brothers carted the new machin-
ery up to the hospital. including a. man-
gle, extractors and the various other
apparatus used in an up-to-datc
laundry. The new laundry will prove
great assistance III the conduct, of
the hospital.

—Iirown Derbies. ()‘lirieu.

“After Election~\\'hat‘.’" will I111 the.
subject of the address at tht1 First
Church in Norwalk, tomorrow evening.
I11 some respects the election of the
past. week has been the most remark-

Launches of all sizes built to order 1

admitted to tht1 Norwulk Hospital this 1.

make clothes—.using first
- patterns—but the cheapes
dare.

that.

Popular fabrics, the

pensiyc handwork necessa
keep the shape permanentl

clothes; and they cost no
the other kind. ‘

I 14 South Main Street

 

OUT FITTERS

 

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all Clo

That Are ‘Made Right

All the‘ butchers aren’

 

hes

t in butcher shops! Some
rate cloths, in the popular
t tailoring and linings they

They bank on their clothing looking like the real
thing long enough to be sold; they don't care after 1

How differently our clothes are made!

most skilled tailoring. the

best canvas and haircloth and linings, and all the ex-

ry to mould into shapeto
y. .

No‘disappointment, therefore, when you buy our

more on the average than

Fall Suits in the newest styles and colors, $10
to $30. Overcoats, too

 

Telephone Call 632-2.

 

 

 

 

 

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portionio real value. Although 11
pic at first, sooner or later it wil

for their I-Iorse, Cattle and Poul
liotuo Ground Feeds for

 

\\1’ltl W” I. Illll’i. ICWII ANY M \t
Itl'll’ti’l‘AIlthl ‘.lli.\1l

WILLIAM

49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.

 

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At, all times I devote my time and attention 111‘ quality, believ-
ing that the highest quality grain costs less than poor grain in pro ‘

low prlce will appeal to most peov
I come to it matter of results, and

thc satisfied customer will be the one I am selling the best grain

try.

Buy Oats That; 'Clean.

 

uni-sea MANUEL TORO HATCH. 1
Poultry '
Cattle
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Why “Risk Sending Your
Money Out Of TOWnP

HZINL 1'111‘111 11111110 111'

P. BEERS’ .

ANY,

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.

I SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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INCORPOR

GEORGE M. HOLMES,
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
FLOYD T. RUSCOE,

.‘i LESTER

 

Halibut, Salmon.
Long and Round, Clams.

TELEPHONE 108.

THESE PRICES ARE,

DepOsits, Oct. 1, 1908,-
DIRECTORS.

Weakiish, 12c; Spot. 10c;
Escallops, warranted dry.

 

Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALR. ‘

ATED 1849.

$3. 599, 055. 92

WILLIAM A. CURTIS,

moses H. GLOVER,

LEWIS c, GREEN.

HENRY F. COLEBURN,
HYATT,

 

 

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Whiting, 8c;
Oysters.

Ling, 8c;

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.

FREE DELIVERY.

FOR TODAY ONLY.

 

 

 

 

 

 

HELD FOR THEFT OF JEWELRY
\\ ()Rt‘IdS'l‘E R. Mass. Nov.

 

able in the. history of the country; in
some of its aspects. perhaps in the
majority of its aspects, encouraging
to good citizens.‘ Leaving out the
question oi financial piosperlty. the
earnest observer was. watching 1"111
signs of piogress in higher matters
than finance,.a11d has found much to
inspire hope. The pastor oi the It‘ll-st
Church will try to inteI‘pIet the signs,
of the time. tomorrow evening.

SATURDAY SALE OF

Sheet Music
110001 100 a corn

COLEMAN’S

NEWS STORE.

In North Main 81.. South Norwalk.
Agent for, A. G. Spoldlng'o

 

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.- Buoball and Sporting Ooodo.

under arrest in linrtl".01d (,‘111111., for
having in their possession jewelly 111
lc:.1,1-1l to have been stolen. are bothl
known in this citv. In August IIIt'\
11111111 1'.-1111lt11 the notice oi tht1 polict1 III
1111111111rtiou with the alleged swindllng
oI Walter B. Huid out of $100.
11‘111'11 aircsted in Splingtlcld after II
lcug thy chase by the police. ’I‘IIt1 case
1111111 came to t11,iul a sett.lemt1nt l11Iv-'
i111: been made out of t1.‘rnnl.lioth be-
long to respectable families
—‘—

T~—It‘l 1111l1,
Mt'Guiggan and George Irwin, who are, ‘

’i‘he v 1

:LINEN SHOWER FOR MISS GLADc
‘ ST ONE.

'I‘lu- I'llllutheu (31 ass of the First M.
1 Ii‘.i.-"l11111h held their regular business
illlt’t‘lillg', Iyeslerday. ‘111 the home of
,‘MIs. 'l‘. Raymond, West street. Al'-
I111 the business meeting: 11 dainty (ol-
ilntiou 1111s ser1cd. Mrs. R11y,mond on
§behall of the class, presented Miss
lClara Snvdcr and Miss Mabel Glad-
.stone with very pretty pins. Those.
two young ladies are soon to leave
town. Following the presentation of

l the pins, the class tendered Miss Glad-‘

stone n linen shower.
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by systematically depositing

 

 

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4% Paid on SavingsDeposits

Lay the Foundation Of a Fortune

a part of your iRCOme with

‘ Liggett’ s

‘ Saturday
Candy
29c Pound

ABSOLUTELY FRESH

I

and the same Good Quality every
time you buy.

THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,

THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
_ Telephone Cali, 15-2. ‘
All Good: Delivered Fro. of Char'o.

1011111 w111 111111.

WALL STREET, 10:10 it. m.-'I‘here
was continued very active demands
for stocks vwhcn tlu1 market opened
today. which carried prices sharply
upward. A large number of the 1111-
tlve stocks rose as much as 11 point.
t‘lreut, Northern Orv Certificates guin-
cd 11,11; Reading tilt. and New York
Central and American Smelling 1%.
The demand embraced 11 large number
of stocks not. usually active in the
market, and the dealings showed great.
variety and animation.

WALL S'l‘ltl’ild’l‘, ll 11. tit—Eager
buying continued on 11 11111.0 settle, and
there were Illlillt‘i'mlfl advances of from
I to 3 points In the principal stocks.
The sensational jump or 5 points til
New York Central attested the urgen-
cy of the shorts to cover. II. S. Steel
llliltIt’ 11 new high record price of 5131.19.

\\'Al I. S'I‘III'IIC'I‘. (.‘l11s11~—'l‘l1e market
closed 1'11r1 animated and irregular.
’l‘ I111111 1111» I111111 1 selling to realize plo
tits in the second hour and the 1111
iIlt-‘l' rise in I'IIiou Pacific and North
cl'n I’at'itic. did not Ill't'YI‘lli. 11 general
reaction which ran to nearly 11 point.
III 11. 1‘1111‘ prominent stocks this wiped
out the gains. Substantial gains I‘I‘~
nlaiucd for most stocks. There «111111111
IIIUI‘ r11co1‘11ri1‘1s in some cases. notably
th1 Ilill slut I111 and I'tah Copper.
which lumped I l " points

 

 

 

PRINCETON AND DARTMOUTH.

 

Great Contest Being Played In New
York This Afternoon.

NICW YORK. Nov.7.~—Pri11ct,1ton 11nd
I‘lurttuouth at lilo Polo grounds, today.
will give New York its onlv opportuu
II," to $1111. a. big football game this sca-
son The contest will probably be
close and interesting. \‘cxt Saturday
each has its chief game of the year.
Princeton meeting Yulc, and Dart-
Inouth meeting Harvard, so tht1 elev-
cns today will probably hold in reserve
most of their new formations. The
weather conditions today promised to
be pt111cct.

PIIIIcotun 11ml liaitlnouth have ilot
fought on tht1 gridiron for two years.
III 1906 the men from New Jersey won.
42-0; and 11111 New Englanders will 1111-
doubtctlly do their utmost to wipe out
tilts defeat. ,

Secret practice. has largely been the
order for both teams during the past
week, and at Princeton has brought
about many shifts in the lineup, Mc-
Faydcn going from guard to center,
and Buckingham coming from the side
lilies to tilt McFayden‘s position. Ptol-
fer will probably be sent in ,at right
half for Road, while Dowd'wlll take
Breluus' place at. the 11nd. Dartmouth
has made. few shifts. but has been in
secret. practice, for two days on the
grounds of the Hotel (Iriuuatun, in
Bronxville 'l‘iIo Hanover eleven will
be directed by the tiniest quarterback
in the' big . colleges. Pishon, who
weighs but. 126 pounds. and stands five
feetthree inches high. HP is never—
theless looked upon us a worthy oppo-
nent of the. veteran Dillon": who will
lead Princeton.

The officials today
Mr. 'I‘aussig. of Cornell; umpire, Dr.
Slander, of Pennsylvania; field judge,
Dr. Carl Williams, of Pennsylvania:
head lines-man. Mr. Oweson. of Iehlgh.
The teams will play thirty-five minute.

will be Referee

. Left lItIli' back

 

 

Plcii'ic Ingersoll
tight ball back
Mcflrolum .......... Marks or Hobcn
it‘ull back

TROLLEYMEN TO NOMINATE.

The local branch of the 'i‘rolleymen‘s
Union will hold two meetings this eve.
Ding, at the regular meeting place, one
at 8: 3t) and the other at 12:30.1Is cua
tomary. Among the important matters
coming 1111 will be the nomination of
new officers.

MR. TAFT AT HOT SPRINGS.
HOT SPRINGS. VIL, Nov. 7.—~Mr.
and Mrs. William H. 'l‘nit arrived here
at. I.0:20‘o'clock this morning. Sever-
III hundred guests from the hotel gave

 

 

them 11 rousing welcome at the station.

 

 

SO FAR,

‘ of an “ad” without a look.

.‘ needs no praise.

Hats, ShOes and

. 98 Washington Street

ANfln-nm

ADVERTISEMENT

IS A GOOD THING.

(ll It informs the public where an article' Is for sale and
gives a description. price. 81c.

so COOD.’

ill You wouldn't buy a Suit or Overcoat on. the Strength _
If you will come in and givea‘
few minutes of your time to a careful look, and try on, we
believe you will feel satisfied that

Our Stein-Bloch and
Peck Clothing

It is standard for wear, fit and style:
ASK ANYONE WHO WEARS If.

All Furnishings

LATEST FALL STYLES.

Price’s Clothing Store

HEAD- TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS.

 

South NOI'WaIk

 

 

 

ROAST PORK ...........
FOWL'
‘ROABTlN-‘G CHICKENS .
LEGS LAMB ............
2 LBS. CHOPPED BEEF .

22 Washington Street.

Fresh Shoulders, 120.

J. W. DODGE,

.................. ...15c
.... ............... ..22o
.................... .251; ‘
..... 18c;
. .................... 2511‘

South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

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INIIIIIIWMENIS.

 

halves, and will probably lineup as

follows:

Princeton position. Dartmouth

Dowd .................... Kennedy
Left end 1*

Siegling .................... Sh 111111111
Left tackle

Waller ................. 1. ..... 'I‘obin
Left guard

Melt‘uyden .................... li'use

Center
Buckingham ................ Bunkait
. , Right guard

Booth ......................... Rich
Right tackle.

Welch ..... l .............. Schildmiller.
Right end

Dillon or Hard .............. I‘lshou
Quarterbut k

Ribhott ...................... Hnwley

 

 

POPULAR
WITH THE
PEOPLE

FRED BECK --

MUSIC WALL

LESSEE 1" GEI‘IL. MANAGIR

.SOUTH
NORWALK
CONN.

3YDAvs. COMMENCING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER :5;

 

' MADAME

at

GANELLI

AND HER FIVE ENTUCKY KIDS.

 

Two Graces
COM EDIANS

Dainty Zola Roi

PREMIERE DANSEUER

 

SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF

JOHN X. COUGHLIN

ELECTRICAL CLUB SWINGING

 

IRE-ENGAGED FOR THREE DAYS‘

WOLFINGS ACTING ‘STALLIONS
MAT I N E

 

HOYT‘S THEATRE.

 

ONE WEEK COMMENCING MON
DAY, NOV. 2.
The World's Famous Magician, Itlu-
slonist, Telepathist aud

Wonderworker.

The Great. Albina

who will make his appearance 11111111
For 11111-1, solid week commencing on
the above date. together with his
company Of high class vaudeville 11r-
toists, including such names as .l. 8111'-
nal‘d Dyllyu. late of the Johnny
.l‘oues (31).: Miss Bessie Allen. the Call-
fornian Dancing Doll: Mart. Fuller.
the well known story teller and mono-
logist, and other 11111l-known stars.

PRICES ..... , ......... 10:, 20c, 30c

 

BASKET BALL

TEAM .F.

AT THE NORWALK ARMORY

NExr GAME, NOV 9, ‘

Washington Heights. of NY City,

PRELIMINARY GAME
MONTAUKS VS. PASTIMES,
DANCING FROM 10 O'CLOCK
UNTIL 12.

Every Monday Evening;

 

 

 
 

. EVERY MONDAY NIGHT],

the best'r’
tennis that. can be obtained will play;
at the Armory against Team F. the, .

team that has represented Norwallt '

Iontinuously fol 10 years. This is the
aggiegntion that. has placed Norwalk
among the top notthels in Basketball.
and the team that. will contest with
Middletown. Stamford, Danbnry and
WateI b111v this winter In an endeavor
to bring to N111 walk the State Cham-
pionship.

ADMISSION ....... 25 CENTS
It‘irst. game begins at 8-O'clock.

 

Joseloif’

18 lbs. Sugar . . . . .. ........ $1.00,

I lb. Pure Lard .161

Red Onions, qt. ......... 1....5';
Yellow 0nions1lqt... . . . ..... 1. .6;
3,.th Beans/u ...:.‘...25c
Fancy Potatoes. pk ..... ...29r: ' »
3 lbs. Milk Crackers. . . . .235. 9‘
3 lbs. Ho’ad Rice . .....25e_“
Cranberries, _qt. . . .,. . ...... . .1011“
to Eggs ....... 25o
Cabbagc,from .51; up

L. Joseloff

73 NORTH MAIN ST.,
Tel. Call 467.

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Sugar Cured. Shoulders. 1b.. .8551: ‘

 

 

 

 

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