m"1111111 opportunity to 111111 New loll:
' ”.750:
W ,
M1 Railroad Fare 10‘
Ian 10111 ad 1011110.
1111111 11.01.1111.
_orbenae and at the some time
nations "KRAMER runs"
100111 American leadinl 11101111-
at our wholesale aalearoom
vs the middlomhaa enormou-
d L
“FAMOUS KR‘AKER F0118"
trait-n10 strictly upon their merits.
'11" ot the many misrepre-
000 made by unscrupulous par
flaflm handle tors. you are 0030
id 0010 in dealing with us. A
“Vintage la, that we, being
MALI! MANUFACTURERS.
All adlea’ and gentleman's Coata
ill made to order for you. it do-
rll, 1011111 our choicest skins. tor con
able LESS MONEY thhn ready
nadpgumenta that are altered by re
ta atorehee‘pers,
101:0 assortment of ladlea’ For .
«Racketeer and Mutts: also 2011-
11111111111 Fur Lined and Autonmblle
31111;. are altered to you at WHOLE
PRICE!
0 pro-eminence or the "FAMOUS
WIT! FURS" is conceded by the
[Wfl’dnfi most desirable merchanta
threstho‘ut the United states. who
:1 and recommend them “since
18 l"
6011191010 assortment tam $6.50 to
MICE—To avail yourself 0!
Film unansroararlon. buy your
rubbed EXCURSION TICKET. regis-
tor 00100 at our cities and receive
credit for fare on any purchase of $60
or older.
KRAMER FUR C0.
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ald'e'r W61 fining after come to those
who wait
Gila prepared for the chilly nights.
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Hartford Divine Will . Heardgitha
South Namath We! Chu
The City Council and
Closing, will form the subject of tits
pastor's prelude at the South Norwalli
Wat church, tomorrow night. There
will be a brief sermon by Dr. Coats. of
Hartford. who is an eloquent preacher.
11nd, special mush by the (111111th. in
Sunday school at noon, and youn peo-
pic Ipeet 'ut 0: 30 with Miss l urria,
tbc lender Music {or the day:
"WM".-
l‘rclu‘dc—Tho Pilgrim's ichorua,
........................... Wagner
Alllllt‘lll--Wllal urc 'i‘bcse ..... Stainur
Revnpflllhtiu-Fflillol‘. Hear ’l‘by Chil-
dren Call .................. Burdeil
~Ob. Morning land.
Poatludem Verart in l“ ........ Batiste
Evening.
l'rniude from “Rebekah" ...... liarnby
Anthem—l Will Feed My - Flock,
............................. Slmpor
Reupolim~~~—Abi119 Wllll Me, Lord.
........................... Gabriel
Ottertury. llaritonc S1llu~lmtltcr of
Light ...................... Adams
i’ostltulc- »~Allcg,ro .......... Mourlan
HEALTH AND BEAUTY AID.
Cosmetics and lotions will not clear
your nonlplexion of pimples and blotch-
911 like Foleys Orion laxative for in-
digestion, stomach and liver trouble
and habitual constipation. Cleanses
the system and is pleasant to take
Bridge Pharmacy and 11‘. H Hunter. '-
WHOLESALE HESiGNATiONS.
E. A. ,Gaucnet Resigns as Station
Agent at snugatuck.
E. A. (lunb‘ct, for iwcnti years slu-
llon agent at Shugatuck, has resigned
tbc office, to take offtwt the first of the
month. Pen 1 Sturgcn, the baggage
marten has also icaigmd as well as
Henry 2Rider and P. A. l’ttrsclls of tin
freight olilcc. Just who their ancccn
0111-11 Will be is not 11113321
OTH‘ER FlNIBHEI HAVE COME
AND GOREIUT
A—Lac
0A0 son
1111 0‘00.
the saloon A
Choir Hymn, llil:i(‘(:llllllllliill'd
- .walk, (lcoruc l). 1:111:11. motor-MMorn
MITNONM‘.
First Methodist Episcopal church.
“Frank Duntreii wane-‘1, 1'é1-tnn-91‘1'ac
day morning close at 0:30 a. 111.; morn-
ing worship at l011l0; sermon by the
pastor, subject. "The Communism
Christ. Evening worship at 7:30. The
‘pasior will [)lt‘ul'll a “mini sermon to
bituincna men: subject, “The Mission
of. the Busy Man." Bible "he! at 12
111.; Epworih Mamie at 0:130 11. 111., sub.
jut-i. “Faith Paralyzed by Fear," lead-
ers. Scih Remington and Miss Annie
Killer. The music for the day will be
lotions
Morning.
Prelude-~-(lifcrn'urc in C ..... Shockley
‘Antbcln——Ncar the Shore ...... Havens
Authem..(io1l Ho Loved lbe World.
........................... Steiner
l’oatludo-~'I‘rlnmphal March from
1111 .......................... Verdi
Evening.
i’rclude— Allegro ........... Krocgcr
Anthem-alum A11 1 Am ...... Winxand
llass Sour—Jilli- Lord is My Shop-
bcrd ........... . ............ l.i1ldle
Mr. licans.
....liavona
l’on:lude~liufold Yc l'ortala Ever-
lasting ....... . ............ Gounod
, Norwulk Methodist church. Frank D.
Tm'rcy, pautor«Moraing worship at
10:30, with Sermon by the pastor; 1111b-
]cci, 'l‘bc Communion of Saints. liven-
lng service, 7:30, subject 11! attrition.
Christian at the lnterprcter'a House,
tite fourth sermon in the set-lee "Stev-
plug licuvonward." or ‘l’ictures from
Pilgrim‘s Progress." Sunday morning
class meeting. 9:30. led by F. H. H0111
inn: Sunday school. ”:05 p. 01.; Ep-
worih League devotional service. 0:80
{1, 111., subject, Faith Paralyzed by Four.
11'. Yo Pcaiiul Sonia Fresh Courage
Take: lcadorb. lilies Lillian Bonner
and t‘. M. Daniels. l‘ucsdny. 7:15 p.
'11.. class lucerln, led by l". 'i‘. ituacoc:
Thursday. 7:15 11. 111.. prayer meetlu.
subject, (loud Soldiers of the Cross;
Friday. 3:30 11. 1a.. .iunlor league will
hold 1111 opening meeting, led by Mon
1:. M. lv‘or‘tl.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Not-walk (‘oagregationa
Church. Charles S. Macfarland. pastor
—--Morning service at 10:30 11. 111., 11'
which the pastor will preach. The ill
blc school. including the young men‘i-
dopal‘inlcnl and the young women‘s
dopnrlm'ent. alerts at 12 o‘clock. Th1
Men‘s Christian inquiry and the W0
men‘s (‘hriatiun Inquiry Club boti
meet at tho same hour. The cvcnitu
service will not be resumed until ()1:
tobeir.
First Congregational church, Nor
log service at l0::10; rally (1! the con
gregutinnal and urrmcm by the pastor
Rally Day Sunday school service at
”:16: special music by the choir and
the school, assisted by the 111111er
Club orchestra. Address by Dr. A. '1‘
Board. [droning service at 7: 30'
preaching by the pastor on "Reform ii
the Last legislature." Popular sin;
int, With preliminbry 000! service
Thursday would: ”prayer scrt’ice at 1
o‘clock. Tile following is the mualca
program for the day:
Morning.
"1 WARH'NRTON "1“!“ ' Prelude—Moderalo asset, 110111111
1 'PHONE 0011 ‘ Sonata .................. C. Merkcl
1.- , _ _. .- -4. 1' .- -._._ n...» 'Soprnau Solo—~liow Amiuhle are Thy
. llwc llings ........... .i. B Marsh
D‘VIB W“. RR Yum".
MGEHM HM!”
mull
Mesa 00011110 wni‘u‘s
YOU WATT:
Come in, and vs your broken
111111111 111101100 00.110 mailer
want anymore made.
We have all of Mr. Hoyt“: Pre-
aerimions.
: 00 hours. 8 a. 01. till 11:00
0.111.: 181150.11 111. mn-
'tldm. and Saturday evenings ate
‘leotVlolcOplioai cor-111111
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corner no in. . l
P71171111“ flank 1111111111.
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llcsponse~idst Tin Merciful Em
0h.1101d an’i
Quartet—Awake. My 80111.. Sobnsckcr
Postltldc~-h‘cstival March in F.
................... .Stauley J. Reid
Evening.
Prelude—«Meditation in (1 Cathedral
........................... E Silas
Quartct—Tbcic is an llour of Hal-
VT..-rrHr\ a. 1
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'etawce AND cursor: on '10 DATE
11.1153 12 00:11 oar 11110 upwana
Supper or Table D'llote Dinner.
. 0 to 8 p. 111., 500
i ' SUNDAY 11111111111070
Banquets a Specialty
‘ TEL. CALL- 1100.
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' one MINUTE F0011 00001:
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Album "
, RATES REASONABLE-
Fine Stocked Cafe in Connection“
A 11 line or imported Ares. 1111:1011
1119010113000 8000' Burton’- and
Btu 0309-30 31001; always on drhupht.
A'nh'euaer Bosch 0111- on 'ir'aauh't.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
7610111101110 1111.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANCACTS A“ WgIETEERsAL BANKING
S
CttyNahoaalBanlt ,. ,,,,,,
lowcd Pcacc——~—--——A, S. Sullivan
Postiude—Finalc. tth Sonma...Merkel
BAPTIST.
Grace Baptist church. Butler street
wit a. m. preaching; 3:30 p. m.. Sun-
day school; 7: 15 11 1a., preaching. AD
but of town preacher will ofllclate a.
both services.
EPISCOPAL.
'Triuitp church-Sixteenth Sandal
after Trinity: Rev. Ellie Dean will b1
the minister in charge. morning pray
or and sermon tit 10:30.81111-10}
school at 12 o‘clock. Evaning servict
at” 7 o'clock instead of 7130. A spe
cial [lat-lab meeting will be held 0
Tuesday etching, September 281011
'8 o'clock in the Sunday 10311011! noon
to take action on the rectorsllip. Al
members or the parish should attend
Grace church 1101.32 Benton Wet
nor, rector-w'l‘he sixteenth Sunday at
for Trinity. The celebration at 1111
Holy commimion at 8 unlock; morh
lug prayer and sermon at 192319.300
day schdol at 110011: Mission 811111101
School at Broad Hitter at 3 11.10.; eve
1111111 prayer and sermon at 111011 R11
er at 3:16: rector‘s young man's ciao
at the rectbry ‘at 5p; m
Broad River Mission of Greet
much- attention of the peoplh at
Broad River is 001107! to the fact the
bilgllllll tomorrow, there will be Wu
pill! 102%!!!" can 00111100 by the r'éctm
'1'et‘l fourth ay 11 each month a
3. 15's in the sc‘libol house. A cordin'
in tail 111 eaten ed to the ople 01
81111111 $021111 ammo 10351111111111
11111111 1.111111111111111. to attéml.
01.111111111101111 1161011111 11011.1
1311;301:1311» Trinity: Shelley schoolfi
1110111111; prayer .111 1101-.
111011 10: 30 a m.
ADVERT CNR‘IBfl‘l'A‘N CHURCH.
doctor-#1110 sixteenth “-
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eglcct of top
from More
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They are the
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twig)» 1111.
well unless the bowels are regular.
11110 01‘ health 1111111. halt" the sicknesscs
anger. Keep the
poisons which should pass out of the
hotly, fiu‘d 111111 My 1110011ch blood'tmt'i rocked the whole
natural laxative m
muesli. 5.11:3! 11111111th Vgfi
muse 03.111111 will not injure the eltcate m'uco'ue H
the bowels. Hécchom’ 11 Pills have acoustitutional action.
That' 111, the longer you take thcmfim the let's
need them. They help Nature 1
K the Bowels lWHea'lthy
Bile AotiVedz 51011111011 Well
10 80m 100. 0011 150. 1111111 lull direction
lirldfiporl 113111.111 ‘ ‘1
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Bridgeport Advertisements
bowels right; otherwise
bowels are constipated; take
19121121110001)! you
: .
‘-_
row on lhc (‘ospci 111.011 of the Sun
day in» sixteenth after Trinity Sub-
ject of sermon. ”The Right. Prepara-
tion for Death," All Germans are in,—
vitcd to attend. The Sunday school
class meets an hour before the ser-
vice. at 9:00, New pupils are always
welcome.
CHRiSTlAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
'Flra't Christian Science Soriciy 111’
Norwhlkwrtcgulnr Sunday sorvicea 111
the reading room. 11011111111 building.
at ll 1111.111, Subject. Supt. 211111. “Real-
ity." Testimony". meeting. Wctinca-
day. at S p. 111. To lloth services the
public is cordially and ft'atcrnnlly luv
riled. Heading 1110111 0900110 the ’pub-
llc each week day altm'nonu 1111111 2: to
to 4:30.
CUT THROAT WITH RAZOR.
CENTER liRilOK.St-1)l.2h ~ii‘enwick
Ward, :12 years old, cut hia th’oat thin
morning. and is in a precarious condi-
tion. lie is thought to hove been llmlr
tally unbalanced, Young Ward em-
ployed a razor and out a gosh four
ll‘rfllfli long, which sewn-d his wind
D W
QUARTER OF A CENT A DAY TOO
MUCH FOR STATIONERY?
(Continued from First Page.)
week or for the two hundred school
days, a fourth 11! one mm per day.
Those who think thif this is wasteful
should or course vote to do away with
the custom
For the purchase of 111111 supplies as
these is not a, more 111111101 111 mic by
the town within recent years. Such
supplies barr- been bought for many
years 1111 a means of getting uniform
when! work ' lam ‘me that I do not
myself know how 1 should be able to
explain to many afiemta ot the
school children in the Union School
district—Hungarians. Poles, ltalians.
Hoilaudera and Russian Jewa~ bow to
buy composition paper ' and drawing
pencils. They are not export in mot-
ters of stationery, being busy with
buyinx beans for their children and
once in a while a pair of shoes. One
hundred and twenty six at the South
\‘orwallt athool families are so poor
that both parents work all day to keep
the wolf from the door
With a grand list of $111,000.000.
Norwalk does not impress me as be-
ng so desperately on that it cannot
my longer raise $2.000 annually for
chose supplies. 1 am well aware. that
Norwaik spends in all upon its schools
some :75 000 dollars of which 31101111.
“100101101, comes from the state. This
is enough to shot the town the rank
of one hundred and sixty first in the
state—from the tow-$20 per anuum
per child whom the averag for the
state is 835 hot it be \vcl under-
stood in South Norwalk that it is the
b the town to this economy. The
Ulrich district has 46 children per
class while the rest 01 the town has
less than 27 per class. If the Union
district had the same proportion as the
rest at the town instead ‘11! 110 teachers
this year. it would here 05
Personally, after talking with the
11011001 visitord, i do not believe that
they are sincere in their proposition to
out of! the 1111111111 supplies. 1 be-
lieve that is meant to be. a cimer po-
lineal play to force the towu to
a larger appropriation, an it undun t»
edly should. instead of 11000er saying
so instead of bravely and harmoni-
'otlaly working for the cause or better.
education iii this 10%, has on-
uy. town more 11030 to (are down '00 lie-
come the more» educational place in
3800111 of School Visitors prelors to as
1i
. A 01.11 111
Union School district that is forced‘
the entire state 01 Connecticut, the,
1111111111119 Accombdailona at Hotel Chamberlain. '
,. ._ - .. ...-
”“1”“
sort that an 1.111111111111113, at one ~'fouith
of a 10111 per day 111-1 child is so when»
1111 that it must bespecillcall‘y approrcd
by town i'til't‘lll’lg before they will go
on with the direction of that waste.
Olhcrwiuc. in most towns such a revo-
lution would be political suicide,
i am interested in this mat-
ter not so touch as a school man or
even an the parent of a large family
of school children. A11 :1 arlluol man. i
think that by public bcnciits such 1111
school exhibitions with paid admis-
sion, 1 can get cnougb money for unp-
plloa to patch dongcior the year or
two before the town shifts back to
free supplies. in tho possiblc event that
the town docs not call the Board's
bluff. A11 :1 parcul own with-
01110 public salary i think that I (all
manage to buy these put 1} supplies.
111m Intercutml,'liov1'cve1, scriouhh as
0- man with propcrh at 11111119.!111 my-
1-1111 and my heirs. I think that pro
perry is none to Wt-ll respected in tilts
country now. i um quite sure that the
schools when-in the rights of prop-
erty are taught are none too good now.
They are certainly not too good in
this town. . We havc now too many
hootllutua dud worse. The public
school is the protector and prcacrvcr
of property by creating respect for it
and for its postseason.
in consultation with higher cducn-
titmal authority in the state, i learn
that if the town does away with free
stationcry and drawing m1|1plics,the
Union [3101th1411111 vote to furnish
them
it that be that district autonomy, as
in Hartford is the mic solution 111*
all the school problems licre South
Nora-alt; 111 undoubtedly paying into the
town i’or school purposes several
thousand dollhrs more than it gets
back, especial when the slate al-
lowance is 11311 1d 111..
\“exy rcspctttully,
WILLIAM E. CHANCBLLOR
aovcs'rtaao LITTERI.
below 10 a 1101' «letters remaining
uncalled for all 9 following post 0111-
ees for the 01! m V683;
Soutb' Not-Walk
Rev. Hell '
Miss Mildred Pitch.
Mr. Frank. .
Miss Florence Johnson.
111111.810th Kelly.
Mrs. lonlse Kennedy.
11111111111110 Mondeni
street.
Pultaa lmre.
Mrs. George Suxrdcvant.
Miss Jeanette! 'l‘urncr.
-Walter Turhcr.
Chester Whitney.
'1‘. White, Cfo Mrs. Nichols, 3 Day
street.
E. E. CHOWE
In a certain church in lreiand a
von‘ng prism took his hls'tettl.3"'1‘ho
Feeding of the Multitude." But he
said: “And they fed ten people with.
ten thousand loaves and ten thousand
fishes." Thereat an old lrlshman said,
“That's no miracle. begorra.
ll No. Mniu
heard, The next Sunday the priest
announced the same text, but he had
it. right this timea-"And..tlney. M tell
ton ashes." 110 waited 11000000. will
then leaned over the pulpit and said
Mr Murphy mulled. “Sure. Your rev»
ercnce; i could."
do it‘"
‘ Sure. your reverence ‘df 1101‘
Sunday. "
o! the earth at a spec of seven miles
a second it 110111111111 .retura. Thin
speed, however, never has been at-
tained by human mom. 1 .
London omnibus‘a’es carry 30.000,-
000 phsfengere per year.
10.1.. .',.,,,., .. ..
1.
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DELIGHTFUL IHORT‘ BEA 73?. TO OLD POINT COMFORT
“‘ 'e‘.
i could '_
do that myself! which the priest over. ‘
thousand people with tea leaves and _;
"Anal could you do that, Mr Murphy?" .
"And how ooo‘d you.
it with what was left over rrom’ last“ -
Scientists have figured out that it'll: . '
body could he sent from the curfew. .
11111911111111.» including tropos-
poi-ration 1111111101
4101 accommodation. .
.14: .019 111'
Days' 01111113, 011111111: W
5 11011011001000 he'- $22
tel accommodation.
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11101111111.
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i(“filial surplus and 011011.11 the Advent Christina church. the,
$100,000.00 $117,000.00 111111... the, Rev 1. 11. Reynolds, win.
preach ht lo: 300 m.and'li-30|I.m1
80h Deposit Boxes, «11111 30 par yabr. looming soaked-.11,
Eyenlng sub cot 1:110 e111. 1111mm.
, 0001th 11. 11111110070011, Pm 111111111.» 0011001.?”an
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, Tithe; leader. Rev A' 1101100311,.
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all! ,,~ St. Peter's Eyed lical Lutheran
1." 01’0th Henry 'ohurclr. Martin to. teup.
John H. Knapp 80111004 an. vine services in the German lama» "
.1th I. Marvin 3.01011000100th or. held even; Sunday 11101111111, at
0111-1010110 131. Light 11311400: muffs em 1111' 110110111111
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r'ar‘le‘rvht‘ioni't.N Pier 20. North River. root of Beach 31..
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110 0011 iLLUB‘l’ 1111100 11111111121;
raffle Manager. .l. J. BROWN. General Passenger agent.
General 0111000, 81~ to Beach at. N.Y
.111,
”lam.
s a.
at 1'3 0 10.. urchins
eturnpfi rfolk daily except
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treutlurcr or The fipilicoha‘l church at?
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That instantiation 11011 11101111111111 by -
rations 11 1111111111011 1111111111 1133111111
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The Dzfilfilioad Co
A Glove-A Sale for Saturday
$1.50 Values at 98- die
Al lllt ( love Strtmn there has H114
stink preparatory in tin retcplion oi li'c wmlcr goods.
.1 to mull
on non overhauling of
.\5
Some fine Special Values.
White Gloves, for \llt‘t'l neat. regular value fill. 50
Heavy Pique Gloves in desirable uhadts for the sheet,
\' aluc $1. 50
Black Suedes, a low otltl silt-:4. \'al11c$l.50.
Gray Mousquetaires. :1 small 11.1,
All marked at 98 (its. a pair
Black Glace Gloves of :1 standard well known makc,
value $1.01).
value $1.50,
Colored Glace Gloves. value $1.00.
at 79 (its. a pair
With the abovc certain other 111M lines and (Mid sizes,
including. :1 stilall iiuc of i'hatuois. at 11011111111eg low prices.
Sale opt-u Saturday.
Sterling Silver Thimbles, 10 (its.
.\ wonderful Ill'ltt' for :1 real silxcr thimblc for German
silui in aluminum “ill nitcu 11151 {H 11111011
”llicsc art of a
unml \\'~.tigllt hemit't than those sold usualh at 25 US.
\i the icnclrv Suction.
Light Weight Underwear for Women
Thin Wool tor the first Cool Weather.
Ribbed Merino, soft and not too tumbcrsomc.
Plain Merino,
Silk and Wool, an agrcablc mixture,
For Children.
Plain Merino, in size 20 for 65 cts.
the sizes as they increase.
75 cts. and $1.00.
$1. 50.
$1.00.
An additional 5 015, on
Women's Underwear Section.
New Upholétery Fabrics
New patterns in Silkolinca are so pretty as to be tempt—
ing. Light colored grounds with autumn lcavcs,1lcsigns of
roses, poinsettias, etc.
121/} cts. a yard.
Empire wreaths and icstoons, with other Trench ef—
fects of extreme daintiness.
.‘coloriogs.
Oriental
designs in man
121/; cts. a yar.
French Taffeta, flowered and bordered effects for bed-
room and boutioir furnishings. Plain white Taffeta for
spre 1 is and covers,
29 ate. a yard.
Art Tickings, royal Reps, Domestic and French Cre—
tonne. <
Cramlln'g'mn Cloth, like a heavy antique linen in red,
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