White wastings ,
1n 11151811111111 materials,
in dots, stripes rind Da-
Mohdds, at ' 11
1212.18.20111112'50yd
11.11. BANKS
MAHACKEM'O HOTEL BLOCK, .
Gordon. 'Siiiruhérs;'i10! Crescent, T111.
race, is ill with typhoid fever.‘
(ihnrlcs‘llcnnett,‘6i Franklin avenue,
Norwalk, spent Friday in New York
city.
Palestine Castle, Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain. meets
this evening. ,
Mrs. Edna Wakeman, of (lreens
Farms. is changing a few days with
her parents in orwaik.
Miss Isabelle Wilor,1"0f West street,
is entertaining Miss Helen Dernarest.
of Hackcnsack, New Jersey.
Our Brothérs' Lodge No.10 I. 0.
0. R, will‘ hold1 a aeg'nlar business
meetir'1g this evening at its 181011111 in
Wall street.
The Monday Afternoon Whist Club
is being entertained this afternoon at
the. home of Mrs. Henry W. Gregory,
in West avenue
Court N111 ruk Foresters 01’ America.
will hold a regular meeting 'l‘hursdav
evening at Its quarters in Water
street, Ntt‘walk.
Concord Division. Sons of Temper-
ance, will hold an irnpor'tnrri. meeting
this evening at its quarters in the
‘ Gazette building,
Mrs. Rufus Osborne. 01‘ South Nor-
walk. visited Mrs. (3. Id. ilrinckerhot’i,
01‘ Railroad avenue. New Canaan. for
a few days last week. 1
Mrs. Giacomo Cuneo, of Water
street, South Norwalk. who has-been
seriously ill, is again confined to her
home with 0 s01 ere cold.
District Deputy llroun, of South
No1\\1',11111 and his staff installed the
oflicers of erscusace ‘I‘vlncarnpment l.
0 0 F. in Stamford Friday night.
11111111111111 .1. Bishop. of “Wells
avenue. returned to her :home in New
London, Saturday, utter spending sev-
eral days visiting witii11i’rierids in New
Haven and South Norwallt. .
Perhaps it would tend to shorten the
session, without injuring any public
intcr'xesi if at least ninetenths of the.
measures. judiciously selected. were
tagged “by rcq1111111."1—liart1’or'd Times.
A large new steam whistle, was in-
stalled at the Crofut 8'1 Knapp hat t‘ac-
tory, Saturday, and will probably be.
heard tomorrow morning, when the
factory is to be opened on the ‘open
slrop' plan
Morris iiuymoud. formerly well
known in The Norwalks. returned yes-
terday to 111s horn». in Passaic, N. .1.,
after a few days‘ visit with his par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Ray-
mond. ol‘ Merwin street. Nor'walk.
Miss Esther Cleveland, daughter of
Mrs. Grover Cleveland. is to attend
Wykeham Rise school at Washington.
this state. Mrs. Cleveland has visited
Washington recently,1nu1klng a brief
stop in this city, while waiting for a
New York train.
The pinochle team of Cockenoe Hay
ioit. of Nor",1\alk will meet the team
01' 1111011311011, this evening at the lat
tcr's quarters in {South Norwalk, in
thosixth‘game oiv‘,,a series of ten. 'l‘he
Norwalk farmershre now about 24,000
points in the lead.
George Schoen, of Danbury, has
started for North Chrolinu. where he
will spend two months on a visit to
his sister, Mrs. Augustus Roselle, of
South Norwalk. ~Mr;‘Roselie arrived
home last wee'it,liav1ng Spent three
weeks in Southern Pines.
Miss Olive Gray, Norwaik‘s talented
violinist is eolitemplati‘iig holding an
other concert some time 111 Mar.ch
Miss, Gray is the leader of the Hollaen
der Trio of New York city, which is
cémposed of a violin a harp pad 11
ii11‘t,1e played by Miss Gray and two
New York young ladies
The 110111111111 Bird Club will meet
tonight at the home of Miss Frances
A Hui-d 43 West avenue A series
of stereopticon pictures of bird life
and an r feeding ion a person’s‘
cap. 1M4.» opiump..that -will prove a rare
treat to h
d lovers will soon be held
in- South Normal}: and these wishing
to avail themselves of the opportunity
shouldsheht. 11.119111101111113 tonight.
The mom ers Ochl‘lde of Court Nar-
ruk Circle, 1', F of A., have com
pleted arrahge i131 for a *big time
tomorrow evening, when the circle
willpelebyaia Illusiourth annual anni-
versary, at its rooms in Water sti'.eet
Nor.wai,i1_.,',1ni‘he hers of Court Nar1
rnk of Norwblk, C urt‘ Mahackemo of
South Norvvalk, and Court ,Westport
have been ‘i'tr‘vltsti. ‘hdd‘ 'a fine time is
anticipated A brief meeting will be
held, which will be followed by an en
tertai'nment apd 0,, stepped:
1d.
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you a low of our .1. I
Specials in Brass and Busindl Beds
In
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3 NORTH, MAIN STREET. I
«rat—'02“. '
1.1-.1. 111',
'i‘he moniker—51,3111. w at is it y
men hays ,3truck .tor? he Sil‘lke
..W,eli l‘m b’ést if 1 know, Iguv 'nor
be. 111111211 11 back till we get it ——
Sketch.
“You say that local option has been'
of great benefit 111 this section of the
country?" 1.
"Yes. sir."_ answered Colonel Still-I
well. “As soon as a tilt of as citizens
realized how for anybody would have
tit1
1...,
o
to go for a1drink, We organized a.
good roads movement."—-Wusliington1
Star.
His Regular l.iue.-’l‘he palrnist had
been arrested for swindling. his put-1‘
10115. “Great Scott." he exclaimed”
"What. did they expect when they
came to me?“——-Phliadclphia Mutt-101'.
“At least. you have fame to console;-
1‘011 in your adversity." "Yes," 1111—7:
turned to his magazine article, “sweet:
ton Star.
MONEY ADVANCED
to 1111.011 their household rumor
pianos and other personal prone
without rein oar], on their own 1111 I
without indor Call a see us. Elli-BE
co'
dependent Loan and curlty
Ilaviland Bldg" Washington SC. 0
Open until 7 p. at. Monday and Sat»;
1rday until 8: 30. '
Cod Steaks, 120 lb
Halibut 161v;Sulmmr.200;(‘.lscoes.
100; Markerel. 1130; Spanish Mackerel
tile: flairgu Smelt, 15c: ilcrriugs, Sc;
lluttcr, lbc; Pollock Blues tic; Frost.
1111c; Eels, 151-; Oysters. 11111:; 1.01111»
131111111 Escallops, 111.11: 111.: 1.0111,- Clams.
t-lt‘lc: Round Clams, 35c; S1111 Est-1'11
lope, 450; h‘liililsh, lilc 1b.; Snapper
lilues, 120 lb. ‘
TEL. 931.
FREE DELIVERY
Silcox 81 Van Scoy
l81 Washington Street Bridge
INNERANCE
Steamship Tickets
,(1NcoaponArEo)
1 111111.11vo AVE. 30. nonwAILIK.
Butter! Butter '
Church 81 Miller s
the pla‘c'e to get sweet fresh- made But-
ter, received fresh 111611: the creamery
twice-Each week Try ours
Picnty of home-laid Eggs.
Bright, new Mustache 2701' 150;
large, bright, fat. Mackerel. 1'50 per lb.
Fancy Boneless conduit in 3 lb
boxes. the, finest Codilsh 20111.1.
1 New Editor Cheese, bright as a doI'l-
an. -~
New aE'rl'v'al of the Friinco-American
Soups; large cans, assorted. 83.66 per
dozen
A full line oiF1anco~A1nerlcan Gam‘e
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Headquarters 10121111 f'amous Nas't
Oranges, a new arr iyalI, any size, 83.08
per box': 250' i'nd' 866' péi- d6 zén.
Call on Ins for anything.
BUY EDIBLEB YOU pAN EAT.
01h
LEADING dad Rs. ,
“ as WEST wAeero'rou srnEE'II'.
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Does 11313811111111 buying ch
Koppel clothing is the kind 161.;
economics buyers Wear, 1 ,1.
71111111111711 is low considering the.
na Iy the hest—best from
every staridpoint..
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,1.- HICNABLE TAILOR,
. South Not-walk.
Tel. 838-5.
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swered the defeated statesman, us 1101‘,- 1
are the uses of advertising.“ Washing-I '
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REAL ESTATE
J. M. LAYTQN 81 CO;
11 11111-
cred or ready-made suits; 111111111 buyihg
1 the host that can he, made at a mod.
I crate dost
.Jan'd our workmanship is
' fool' s or rand
Everything in the optical Line
Eyes Examined Free.
PHONE 488. NORWALi’u 1
58 WALL STREET,
JUST ‘ RECEIVED
F LYNN 8. RYAN
90 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK. ..
NECK'W EA
You will find here this week a large variety of Silk, Lawn and
.‘lct Bows. Fancy Stock Collars, Embroidered Linen Collars, and,'
neat desi s in Ruching These new creations are styles that are
'njoying at present an extensive vogue in New York.
N. E. RYAN 81 00.,
16 Washington Street South Norwalk
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Don't Wait for CHANCE or FATE to Win SUCCESS.
Enter
Merrill Business College
FEBRUARY 1, 1909,
and Learn How to EARN Iit.
South Norwalk.
Day and Night Sessions.
Part 0111111111.
Slaniiord.
Eledtnc Labor iv av 013
Electric Percolators, Chafing Dishes, 31111111 Stoves, Water
Heaters, Broilers, Ovens. Luminous Radiators, bt’c.‘ Pocket Flash-
'igh'ts rind Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment of Elec- 1
tie Portable Table Lamps and Domes.
11 111-11
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TELEPHONE 35.4.
‘ Sunday School Teacher—Now, 'J'ohno ' -‘
by, what was the miracle of. the loaves
and fishes? Johnny—The 11.311 became 1
as big as the men who'caught them
said they were.~New‘ York Sun.I
":11 want this interview :with me; "'10."
have the' widest circulation possible. "
“All right " replied the interviewer-
thong‘htfully, “i suppose 1111111111111 choc-’1
live way would" be 10131111111111. it..’——’ ‘
Philadelphia Phillip Ledger
P‘retty nearly all Ohio is now ezit n'g
abdhl sixteen 1.1111111111111311 cakes for
breakfast. IaI pdphamlng whatever phy1
'sical ills are suffered to the calico.—
Ohio State Journal.
“Hilhby,l 11111111: five dollars. "
“Won't two 1111?" '
“No.11”; rwantAve"
"All right. Mdriay seems to be it)"
ing in a v shape- i guess winter has
set in. "——I1.01'1‘lsvilié, Courier Journal '
Numo‘ther' '1 11.111. 111,111 11 Every-
body sny‘s‘ b‘n l'co'iis 11111111111 father"
Visitor-1 'tlvri . i“ "1'1'11‘;lli'I'It; worry;
‘ 'ti-iave your poems been read by
many people?” '
About weary publishers that
know of "-—F1Iogende,hlaettct
l, .
METHO'DICAL. ‘, 111111.11 do'énh so much {hitter in a.
Atfilyéterh heIIis quite adept, boy mu khowg—Broolilyu 1.1111. ,
0011110 or1 - , ‘ -
To [int 011 anything IeIxcepIt "r told 1113111111311 ‘ufseciet, 1.11.: it be
A creditor rehbnts it, l'm .rn'lned. " '
——-Pl1IIllIadelphia Bulletin. "Well, Ihope ,t’dr the 111111. ran;
. "AIR11Y '- 111111111 may not be it's big 081 as ,y‘puf
arc.‘ '«InruisleIE‘ Cdurlepdourntll
M
“Don't. you 111'11111 that 111111911111
memory is sadly 11111911111111 said one
lawyer
“Not a, bit orm’answered the other:
"sometimes ,"it dislikes a {1,111. memory to
EQTTTET'M what 111 ‘tor‘get "-—-,Wushlng-
on ur
E'e E'll'ips upon life’s ocean
are normal have a notion, ,
down to the truth we 'rc1pinnpd
‘gome are airships filled with wind.
—..Phil‘ad.elp_hi,a Bulletin.
" “A ‘BUNCH .5wa LAUGHS.
.‘ ‘Jones—«ilow can I keep my toes from
going to 11109112,, .
Smith-——Don‘i let them turn in.
, P 61'.
It is a curious fact but the move-
meat for impriived waterways syn-f
chronizes with the great temperance
.——-—-———-—-—-.-—— , '
Sillicds—él never 38111. a mail on aI
1.0ynicus—-No; it‘s a' better plan to
' I tugs every. Monday. in.
‘ business in the Park city, inne‘hed 111'
, 'the Strutiield and relished here safe
‘ and sound in the early evening.
' be has a slight clue to he perpetra~
‘, tors of the (iced of murdering an in
1 31111111111111.1311 oné or more 11.11 been
' direct clue to the perpetrators.
' u—-—-——-—-—-——n
‘1 1112111111:
impaovEMEN‘Ts IN .SOUTH Noni,
' " 10,1111 30,1111: Monsanto 1191' ohpartbn
'ciby
' th'cs'e 111111119111 feet. 3111'. its evidently
. thé “11181118817011 ahedhtitil 0ity.-1We,
11111012111111.1111 iiiamn Add"
mines the city—Bridgeport Post.
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Willi’illll
"l‘hc Westpprt Grange will meet 011.
Wednesday c‘veuing.’ ‘ .
Mrs, L B Mills has been entertain-
ing relatives from 1,lit'idgeport.
ltev. Mr. " Mucke‘nhic has been the
guest of blends in New Yoric state
the teachers' convention in Norwalk o
The Osvflild place in Lyon’sl’lains‘
has been rented by New York parties;
The Misses Mitchell have returned
from a visit with friends in New lIn-I
ven.
"Town Clerk .lo‘sepb H'ya'tt is oh
the sick list. ” “Co 'long; you're 10111111
lllll"
Mrs. M. 11. Hill has returned from
a woek’ 11 visit with relatives in Bridge
port
The. board of relief will hold meet-
the 'l‘oquet,
building
Mrs Henry Meeker and kindly have
taken possession of 11 rent, in the Bel-
ldep block
Word has been received of the safe
Arrival.- ill Bermuda of W. H. Burr
and decanters.
William Patric may have vgrip, but
he is 'on the‘ go" all then 11111110. antli
won’t get down.
All or" the churches here 1chav
ranged tor Lincoln services on
11111 of this month
Mrs Harare Mills and little I~grond 1
son, Ralph Meeker have been guests.
of Mrs. Fred Batterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jennings gave I
asoclul party and dance to their young
friends, Friday ev.ening
James MCWKCllIlll whose condition
has been crit.,ical is reported to be het- I
ier today. and the attending physician
is of the opinion that. the crisis it‘-
passed. The young ,nion's many
friends hope this may prove true, 1111
ar-
the:
character, and he is not yet out of
danger.
Aspetuck Lodge, K. of It, is com
sary celebration on the night of Feb
ruary 23. A banquet will be the chief
factor, 11nd interspersed will he. offer-
ings 111 songs and music. speeches and
sociability it is to be in the nature
of an open meeting, and a number 01
invited guests other than Pythians
will attend. ' ‘
'l'llo Cree-ls Farms Farmers‘ Club
is to hold a convention at the C011-
greautionul church there. February
12 1 In the morning a reception of
members and guests will hefollowprt
by a memorial session in honor of the
late President Abraham
which there will be addresses suitable
to the occasion. In the afternoon new
era] suitable subjects will be 11130111131
ed. At noon the ladies of the club
will serve a dinner.
Numbers 11111191 for some time been
wondering why the hold 111101 the tie-
pot trolley at the paper mill switch
have finally concluded that
the wrong 1111111. and then get on the
carpet. il’hatcvcr the reason, 110110
can inst-era, and it seems as useiessaa‘
to 141111111111 Wood to butcher porkers
, 11 hen there is a shoot on by the West
port gu club
losep G. Hyatt, report has it, had
1111 eventful trip to Hartford. 'i‘hurs—‘
day. but as that active ofliclul returns
ed‘ here 111 time to indulge in his 110-,
customer! sleep and was off bright and"
dent that the. event wasn’ t altogether.
ovci'powm'ing To guard against, pps
slble complications, Friday he took as
chaperon with him, Judge D. B.‘ Bradi
lay. and togéther 'they attended to
Deputy Fred Kemper cite-yes that
fpntI by throwing it into a well hora
recently: lie concedes that ,t'l'ie 0111
is 311111. but is following ‘the line dis
covered. in is opinmn the perpetra-
tors ‘were pit ties that did riot reside
111 town at the time the (lead was
residents in some families here. and
knew the lo‘calitIy '1.wéll He furthér
believes that he can locate
some, former servants 'he will get 11;
J31”...- .
Nothing better for the boys than bran
from Gold Medal Flour. . .m nice
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WALK. . .
The city of 9011111 INorvmlk‘ Iseenis,
1113's for, (1111112 growth rind develo
merit. 'We believe that up to this
time she hastdoiié n'othin'g in the Way"
of ‘Ipuhlic building's. 1:111in 13111111111911,
lb, the city 181301111111 no public mantel
I'Now“ito'wevci'.v‘a61513118119110»oddityJ
111111.113 is atWoEu-oa plan's for a bowl
he‘ll eminedt‘ed 101111 11.11111 13'1‘11: 11'
positl Inn for grouting other 1jpublic,
i800”
di’tfg the 10111111101111 civic can:
A hen publicn libraryME just}
been 311131111111: Mr, Carnegie to help ‘
out ,lthe scheme:
‘Ob‘r‘visiflte'r city is 1..-11111.1 tardy in
not' intending to' wait until her oppor-j
trinities are lost.
11110111312316 receiit report's in 1"‘l'1'0rIo '
ews’papérs one of "Che lending Halli]
scape 111-0181011111 10"! 11111: boliht'ry' Who;
recently v’l‘s‘hed South Harwell: saw,
811 111111 11112 and unusuallractmtea tor!
mohlia' 211111914111.
hitIlliling‘ils ”0180 111111811 of: 3We e‘x‘its‘inll
11111- congratulations 110 th a named
indications 01‘ 11111111ch ME ‘a '1'! "
salon-11111211131: scan on .to his" :S'outhl
Nor Walk municipal ilghtlilgl plant' add
me new water ‘lllter she 811113 "a public
square with a. 11.111111111111111 group or
1111111111111: utility andt beauty ”Will be
hrdught together so its to ‘sreiitly ‘011-
EN THE- NEA‘R FurubE. .
"Flp'ek oII‘I wild g9ese' ilIyi'rIig over.
“G-oodl. "Hitch up the nirship.IBiil
' ="
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a
W'H‘v‘ that rpweenlngls the countryfl-
go your-seIIf.-I,—1I’l1iladelphlaIRecord. L. indianapolis 8118.
1 , VI
“Services on Steps ol the Ediiice at
School closed Friday. on account oil, ”
.part of January he was 11111111112
El.
1110111111 his ailments are of a serious,
lthat the. struggle will ire even more
plating arrangements for its anniver- {intense than .it. was last week when
Lincoln, at 1
i
on its 111 a. 111. trip to Westport, and i
it is a‘.
1 passenger patience proddcr and a sort
‘» of seashore kindergarten [or the 1110-
1' tormcu, who might get rip the block at
early Friday. for‘ 111-18111111101111.1111 evi i
Billilii’ 11111 Milli
11111811111111 111111
01311051911 RN. .MT—fi T Bevan Holds
1311111111 011 Counscls Advrce
BETHEL Feb 8. -—-l.ock'e.d ontI of St.
'i‘homas's Episdot'ldl Church from the.
n
" We‘lnvitibyotir 11.111111111011481
our new and up'vto-date line of,
rectorship of w‘hidh‘ he had been de , '
posed by the 111111011. the Rév.M ..’l‘
bowie conducted. 11113111111. service-12'
011 ‘the fr 911 steps ‘of the 81111100 to i'ii- I
111011 of he Tollow‘cr2 in 111511111111“
and a large 1111111111.»: oforilooliei'siYe1111
terday.’ 11 1111111611111 was the culmination‘
of trouble. between the renter 111111 a
large number of the parishioners and
the conducting ot services on the steps
was done, it ,is,11n‘d'91‘slood, on the ad -
vies or Mr. 110ch 11 1111111111111 .
The trouble between Mr. 'Ilowli'11'
and members of his 0011 11008111030
acute tw0 months ago hat the matter
was taken before 131811011 Chauncey
Brewster and the diocesan council. and
the rector 'Iwa's deposed and ordered
to leave. on February 1. Tlie latter
salary iot‘ the month and was 111111.111
to‘ move from the rectory on Feb. 1
He refused to move or to ‘giva up
the keys and legal action was ,sorved, ’
ordering him to vacate He paid no
attention to the notice and the locks;
on both lWPCLOl) and church were
'changed. It is understood that other
Ilegal steps will now be taken to r-e "
more the deposed rector and his be
,lortgings from the rectory.
ANOTHER FIGHT OV'ER JAPANESE
Expected to Take Place in the Canton
nla Legislaiurc This Week.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ti.—'i‘he re
cpenlng or the fight over the passage
of the untidapurresc bills in themwer
liouso of the California Legislature
will begin today, and it is expected
it was terminated by the dramatic up
"peal of Speaker Waiter Stanton for
1iieia12'l‘hc latest in the controversy
1" i‘11lcl1 has two nations by‘ the cars is
the preparation by the local Chinese ot
:a statement complaining that. Proail"
dent Roosevelt in Mdiataiminatlng
against their countrymen in favor oi‘
the Japanese, -A 111 norlal, drawn by
representativesof th Six (36111151111195,
which is the Chinese benevolent An-l
sociation. ofCallfornla, will be tale-1
graphed to the president todax. The
telegr,am which is long. embraces all
the abridgement of rights under which
the (‘hinese claim to be suffering A
comparison of tire-governmental treat
ment of the Chinese and Japanese is
made, and the. claim raised. that the
latter are clearly favored by the an.
thoritics at Washington. Attorney 0,
I‘. Stidger. who drew rip the telegram
says tl.1at it contains strong protsai
against the president exerting his pawl
er to p1event the segregation of .1811:
obese children in the public schools,
while he complains against the coup
ruon practice of excluding Chinese
from the while schools.
also denounces the exclusion act, coup
1111111111111 that. the immigration.inspec;
tors continually violate the olv‘urteentli
‘Arnemirncnt ot‘ the Constitution. I
I Kikuo Kivose, the correspondent of
lthe Asahi of Taking nuuormces that
vitwo parties of Japanese royalty, plan
,ning to visit the United States this
,voai.1will cut California Irorn their
Iitinerary. Included in 1the parties will
be the. Prince and Princess Nashimoto
rand ir’rince and Princess Kunyoshi;
The members of both parties are mldr
die aged and this will be their first
trip away from Japan. ‘
W
PERKINS MAY DEFEND HIM‘S'ELF.
bah}
Senior Senator From C'ali'fohni'a1lil'is'1
likes Presidonv1RhosW'eit's
Criticism.1
WASHINGTON; Feb 2—11: view oi
the 111111011 Which 'Pi'esident Roosevelt
has made upon 'PIeIrkins, the senior
senator" from California, for his atti1‘
'tutie on the Japanese agltdtlcn, in hit
state, friends of the Pd'ctiic boast sen
.'1i01 believe that he will déreu'd him
salt on the floor at the Senate. Seam
tor Perkins consulted with several
senators on the subject today. it 1'
urged that while them may be a tilt}
ference of opinion between the senr'
I.
The telegram ‘
5. i came into this ,c'orrni'ryI1I'witl1 1 ,
1 paid, and my clothes on my back. can
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