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dim talc: l. {01:5
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and encmtmce at,
all times.
Personal attention find to Ill
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley nigh: ‘
Come in and wait for .
BRIDGE PHARMACY
. J. PARKER. Manuel-:-
i
Morris Epstein is contemplating the
erection of a house in Fort itreet.
Louis Hendricks. of ‘Rowou street.‘
has returned home from a short visit
in-Ridgeflcld.
A regular meeting of the official,
board of the East Avenue Methodist
Church will be held on \l’edneoday ev-
ening at the church.
Dl‘ffllld Mrs. Cornell and Mr. and
Mrs. William ilr‘ Baker are arranging
to attend the Vanderbilt cup l‘ilt't‘ Sut~
urday at Long island.
The teachers of the. East Avenue
Methodist Sunday St‘ilmll will meet
this evening at the. residence of James
H. Hunford, in Winfield street.
The Town Assessors will be at H.
E. Meatl'n store, Wednesday evening,
at, 7 o'elorlt. and at it}. E. Gorhnm‘s
store, at the same hour on Thursday
evening, to receive lists.
The} Young Men's Club, of the East
Avenue Methodist Church. may take
in Silltli‘ new members this evening.
A regular meeting with mature will
be. held tonight at the church.
The. walking Club did not get busy
yesterday, preferring to spend the time
at home on account of the doubtful
weather, which threatened rain that
did not get here until last evening.
John Howard, of the firm or Ryder
and Howard, has been indiapoSed for
several days on account of a particu-
larly bud eoltl. but was able to not
around to business thin morniutz.
thcuuh feeling for froth well.
There wua no tiillli't‘ at. the Country
Club Saturday evening and the dance
for Saturday of this week will also
be omitted. There will be no dour-o
this week, it in announced. on Account
of a lluliowe-eu dance. in Norwalk.
A particularly "flne specimen of u
woodooeit was found dead this menu
ing in front ot‘ the Ayers market in
Van Zuntlt utreet by (‘let it Price. The-
bird had evidently nowu agulnut the
wires running tltrmtgh the street, be
coming so badly stunned an to fall.
Principal 1.; li. tituulmrt of the High
aohool will give a steroptieuu lecture
during the fort- part of the. etuultuz
month on truly and Switzerland. nud-
er the armpit-em )f the ilururu (flash.
“The pictures wil be tlumc taken by
Mr. (lumbnrt with hia cutut-ro while
on a recent. ti’lp to Europe.
Que Enid Nurwalu eolt tthuuld et-r-
tulniy be well broken in. Thin toying
ltd owner had him in Fort liti'i' and
on one side won a trolley ear t ti on
the other a train. latter the roll was
driven across the Worthington street
bridge and nothing deemed to dlaturb
his equaultnity.
A few days ago George Sobuy drove
down from Wilton and While he was
how his horse atrayod off and lost a
blanket. Mr. Bobey advertised hlu ions
in the Sentinel Albert llernron.
welt ltuoltn Float Norwaih young Illilil
found the blanket and promptly return
on it to the owner.
'l‘itcre, its a report going the. rounds.
that a coronal company in titwil‘tiiiu of,
pulling up it proposition to the want
Norwnlit it‘lre district for the adiab-
i
e,
district. One .ru’inor in connection
with the proposition in to the attract
that a bond issue or the district la rue
ammonded.
Geronimo the tutti it cigar. mun who
fell upon evil ‘
».
- tortilla.
,through the was without hesitating.
‘ misulonero are sustained it. will mean'
about the early pioneers were brought.
out. and vurlouu historical and geo
graphic points were discarded. Meet-
ed until 'now a Bti‘un'ger would not logo will be held every Tuesday night.
know that. ho had been in such mm and anyone. lutereated will unwelcome.
l'l‘he last meeting was held at the
home or Mr. Mizeperruoit. thuto will
George it. Van Alaty no and a small probably later be held in the ehupol of?
party of friends took a trip to Long the Chum“
island in the minket yesterday and i
looked conditions over relative to go i DAME» km "“5010"
mg Saturday to attend the Vanderbilt,
auto race. Yesterday the Sound was ”~—
The trolley who at the Newton and
d or the trolle) line come down Saturday
found to be rather rough for small
boat tiavel but the Eitllmt plowe
evening and the repair crew was sent
over from Norwnllt.
Naturally East Norwulk is awaiting - ‘—----
the verdict on the Washington atreoti D“ Carlos Martyn. 0f Noroton “(1‘
bridge queatlon With keen interest. “"95““! ”W hien‘s meeting in the
Judge Bum“, its expected to give his Stamford Y. M. C. A... Sunday at 4 p.
decision tomorrow. it it is favorable m. Sabieet, “Christainity or Social.
to the saloon men. the present places ism, Whieh?".
will continue but. if the county cone;
Sold
v
it. has been reported considerably ot’
late that Town Clerk Stephen it. Hoyt
the. (destroyer the [saloons by Novem-
hus; resigned his position as agent at
her let to reopen probably never 1 . v . .
again in ”a“, of the new law. . union for the New Stork. New Haven
’ and Hartford Railroad Company. it
Louis Kohn, of Fort street. is to ho- is stated. however, that such is not the
(omen Benedict this evening. His "“5”“
fair young bride resides in Stami‘ord.‘
in which city the. ceremony will be
performed this averting. in the mean-
time, Mr. Kohn has been more than
showered with congratulations 'by his
many friends. The bride and groom
\lill 3.,o on a honey moon ttip ut'ter
whit h it is exported they will take up
their ttsldenet in East Norwullt.
The dock Just below the. bridge
which gaps the streams between the
Towns or Norwulk anti Barton is a in.
vorable spot for the trust ilnh fisher-
meu these days. it is no ullilh'lllli night
to see twenty or twenty-tire people
there at high title.
A delegation of the members of l‘ut- ‘
'p i
United Blatant. Many intai'eetiits their:
A man prominent in (‘hriat Clnut h
or East Norwalk. h. authority for the
ham lloae Company. of Port Chester,
New York. came up to llurlen Solar»
day night and attended the fair of
_. lllhment of modern sidewulita for‘the 1.
statement that the church in not be;
ing properly mrpported by the ment-
bet-a. it is feared by one friend or the
church that it the present eontlitioua
continue for long it. will be, found ue- t
eosnary to Close the church. He was
of the opinion. however, that
l‘inule Hook and Ladder and Engine
(“outpuliy. Some of the visitors re-
mained until yesterday. '
The alterations being made to the
new mates of the llariou St‘it‘iilllt o
and ton u tif‘i‘ii are nearing completion.
and in a few days will he oer.‘tnpietl :
-"ihe\' are in the store formerly men
ipled by Sillimnu' a pharmacy . and will
be muth more comfortable than the
old quartets.
it the
members t'illl get together they will
main. the new edillee u deeitied 'sur-
eess.
The hardest fought game of football
here this season wan played yesterday,
afternoon on the Wlehe but between}
Fourth and Fifth streets anti was wit“
penned by quite a large audience. The
contestants were the 'l‘itzt-"s from
Bridgeport and the Orioles from East
A man who have his name an Fred-
erick Weber, of lloston, watt arrested
tfor burglary in New Haven, Friday
vuluhi. The New Haven poilee found in
his possession jewelry that in believ-l
Norwmlt. At tit lose e se omi
0 C (ii th 0 ed to huw been taken from Elihu
liulf neither side had scored. Tltt-ztt-l
iVltetl a house in .\ototon iilhi Mon
to new little doubt that these teams i
(luv night (‘onsluble Hugh tlellnuet.
of Stamford. went to New lluveu Sut-
urtiay afternoon, to see it he could
identify the jewelry.
will not together again at tire lil'Si op-
portunlty and there will also he a ho;
crowd to see. the game.
(Y. ii. Seofieltbhan been awarded the?
(‘(lllil‘tlt‘l for the extermive changes
about the town hull bloeh incident to.
the remorul or the town t-lerk‘a oihee
from flit,I Smith Novelty Store to the
store in the town hall block from
which the Zuhu and itrist‘oll drug store i
was recently moved. Windows will he
built in the rear aide. ulvluy, consider i
ably more light. The nteel cages will
also bt rooted at; will also the towZu
safe. in addition two doors will he tut
from the new oiilee to the aeletllueu n
ofllce.
The colored oyster openers at the
Rude! opening establishment are natu-
rally to a man for .illi‘k Johnson in his
light with .ilm .lei'frien. Although the
mill has not yet ut‘tually been decided
the oyuiermeu are ready to put their
money on Johnson. William ll. Youuus
proprietor of a restaurant on the
bridge, was ready thla morning. be de-
clared to bet at thiit time from $20
to Slot». lie also Raid it owns in u post
lion in take up beta for the oyutormen
and would take up to $300. The color-
ed men want odds of 2 to l.
Mona...”
' William K. how. the Croaeont Laun-
dry seer. saya he would like to play the
heavy part in the lineup of the East
Norwulh team in the proptmed football
Grand .luror Frank illetlluuls, of
Darleu. learned tutu week that he hurt
been a futher-iu-iuw alone that May.‘
News of the marriage of bin eldest
on the druwbrltltuv hua hardened and
developed hla tuuaeiea to ulit‘il an no
tent that he would not mind if the
Know were to route oi! tomorrow.
.lohn ht eottuied upon to make aonm
ruolu-a that will firmly dent hltt llilmtt
into football hlutory.
thwnfl.
Rflliiiillli.
Mina Elizabeth ll. Carpenter, of
Weluet‘ly, It. i. in spending a few
day» at the home of George W. Stev-
elm, Mt'Klllley street. liowpyttm.
“a...
bride has been living with reluiiv.
at No. it Ilell utreet. Stamford.
W...
The annual fair of Eagle lioolt anti
Ladder and Engine Company, of Du
rlon, came to a close Saturday night
after very attoeesuful tour nlghiu run.
This it outlet attendance oi all came on
Saint-titty night and while the financial
uheet has not yet been all figured out,
it. in known that a very comfortable
stun watt realized by the venture. The
practice which obtains ut mime fulru
or having nightly entertainment was
not tollomd. llltihurd Abendrotb'e
«ulterior played each night for dune
lug nod there were u‘nutuber of hand-
some bootlut. from which the hollow
hold fancy urticlea There were «too
other icntttteu ilNlltlily nanotiuted with
fair». .
The regular monthly lumiueua nteotn ‘
tug of the latdit-a‘ Aid Burial) of the]
Methodist Church will he held in the
chapel, Wetluetttluy afternotm, at it
o‘clock.
“My.“
W
. The obituary notice at Milli! Davin
Hunters are grunthling bemoan the .
leave» are hanging on the troeo with published ‘“ ‘5me 9 paper ”‘5
trauma tenacity that fall rainy think ““4 W" mm“ by "‘W ”Wt“
that there have been enough trout» to PM Newton 99W!" now fairly well
help them to die and enough rain to along in Wm“ WM obtained “‘9" 96“"
hitlp atrlp them from the out. but mo Mimi ittllllmwoud. A number of trade.
gonna team they do not drop Huni- at“!!! him PM new ‘ihfll iii" WM
when he was anoigmtglly unmet at his
old pumping gigging,” oi. at 51‘.
lighter Washington i.
be; recovered rrtitfi
durum
undead
“at" lidiliiotlltion.
it?” and arm
erratum imlmg, m.
bridge atom‘
turn art; not having each very bad look. '3 twain Who‘ll W0“ 11“”. Ml it!!!
this aeolian. many or more who so out. lent ”WWW! °' tham_,-relattiag ‘0
being able m get 9mm}, game to Mrs. Holden Bacon. who continues to
make the work intercepting and to “3- d2.” 55991111" “10 “WM! World as
word them for their trouble. ”~154Mb!“ WM!!!» film Watt a pupil
W ail Minn Davin when trite was 7 or 8
A new ddpnrtt at, and thin ’Whidh . Wm 053.8115 “ENG Willi t1 lll‘elit)‘
mundane to devil rapid! . aim child. on: flow hurt it. that
to the t '
5
:
route in former yearn.
‘ several days in New York city.
son. l-ltlward. to Mien Emily i’rovoat.‘
Settles Your calibrating" Stomach .
and Ends All Indigestion Five
Minutes dialer
i You can eat anything your atonmeh
crayon without fear of lndigeation or
Dyitperiln or that your food will for-
ruentonoour on your stomach it' you
\vlillt take a little Diape‘pniu occasion-
a y
Your meals will taste good and any»
thing you out will be digested: nothing
.oun torment or turn into hold or not
son or stomach gas. which cnuaes
belching, Dizziness. a feeling of full
neon after eating, Nausea indigestion
(like a lump of lead in stomach). illi-
tousness. Heartburn, Water brash.
thin in stormeh and intestines or
other eym items.
Headacl on from the stoutaoh are ob-
solutely unknown where this effective
remedy is used. Diapenaiu really does
all‘the work of a healthy tttomuch. it
: digests your meals when yourtatotuaoh
can’t A single done will digest. all
the food you eat and leave nothing to
fragment or sour and upset the stunt-
ac
Get a large Bil-cent at...» of Pape'a
Diapepain from y'out drttngtst and
start taking now, and in a little while
too will actually ‘btag about your
Ihealthy. strong Stomach for you
then can eat anything and every
thing you want without the slightest
discomfort or misery. and merx par
tielm" f impurity and Gas that is in
your ‘ omauh and intestines is going
to be carried away without the use of
laxatives or any other assistance,
-Shouid you at this moment be out»
faring froth indignation or any Slum-
aeh disorder. you can get relief within
live minutes.
against the rules. and she. used to
hide. the novels in her bed. adopting
various runes for keeplut: her room
lighted beyond the appointed hour.
No one who was at Elmwood at the
i
l
‘ time was surprised in later yearn to
woo “.io" Di‘tttkam take her place
' among the story tellers of the ('Ollll'
try,
' Stephen Wood. w u was formerly in
business in New Canaan has recently
sold out his establiahment, and has
become a resident of Darlen. where
he has done business with a wagon
Mr. Wood hue
purchased tlte".i{e_ury ll. Ftlnt‘lier store
property in Railroad avenue. llurien.
and has opened a confectionery store.
Wiiii’ilili
it‘red ll. Batteraon sul
Route 35 Saturday.
.‘titu. ii‘lllllt‘ib‘ [iuuuell is visiting tel
other: out of town
The old iiyde litllllt‘fiit'flli in (‘71le
Highway huetbeen closed.
r~iituted on
Judge and Mrs, Merl-an are spending
a
Mrs. Harriet Price in spending new
erul days with friendtt in Bridgeport,
A new heating plant in being in
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
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in Eflcct October 3,
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
1909.
, ,‘ -v[r » ru‘ u.,— . . . .
5mm ’lhuuitut. ”n“ tiny-with the “a! of .‘ltmnfortl. wast broken to 1 gram] “£5; 51.}, 1‘41‘35“ 75.0‘8x. Fit-“2‘ 6‘08“
from thtbi-ltt'b soldiers Home at iw- . . .‘ , Inn... i...”. ..-lu. 8:1“. Spit. lultlx.
juror and Eliot. MrGiunla. 3‘ oz were ”.1. “M, m; f2 “"0
rotou. Aveordiuuly lilll has made uppii- ourpriaed mm “up” sorry tint there ”it" at A, if?” '31—“ ha 1 f m
cation to he put at center. lie in tutre had not been a house “WWW“!- but {oztdx‘ ’i'ulh. «:50 uti'i'iifx 715m? ‘ :t’zx’x
it' the veto lll'i' all one lt-ggod or one ”“5" were not "“5”" “"1 forgivuuoon iljitlx‘ .lil"’ii I H I I
, . l i ““1. I, l l f‘ l- for the aoereey wua readily granted. ‘ ' "‘ ' Sundl .
utuud n-aut lit (to outtr.otu ..or Young Mr Meiliunie is employed at ‘ y .
will be able to lllilitl‘ flllllll‘tl for thmu- iiui‘lem my", in the road oomph: A M.—-l'.l:5.ix. 52tl7x. itzilx. tutti.
tii'il't‘iiilt'i gridiron twrm-o. lirldgc'l‘en- meat of the New; Yo’rk‘. New Haven 1‘ f" M l"‘titt "'lix 2‘”); l'"lf
.. s . . . . w; k and itm'tl'ord itu ton ‘ompuuy llo_ ”f“: ~~‘ ; ~~ ~ I" . ...».
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"“t new voax TD scum NORWALK.
A. M.--l2:tltlx. 4:49. 5:45, «:45. 7:45.
itchtlx, itili'tx. 10:028. 10:05. ”1903.
ll ‘03. ‘
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ii: 'l2x 'i: 55 4‘. 32 5: 0‘2. 5: 25x 5: 27
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A. M.-l2:00x. 0:00, 7:30. 92m.
if): .
P M.:~—-li 02:, 5:04. tlztllx, 7:00.
8: BOX, 11. 00:.
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SOUTH NOHWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
M.-12: lflx. l: but. min.
7: 27 s:ad.1tl:2ax.ii.12x. ii: 47.
ii ill-“~12. (lilx i 21 ii: lix. ll: 2hr.
hiiidizlilx, 5:45. ’7‘ ltlx ll: liix.
ltli
yll.
in
2:49 and 7:29 to ilrtdnopurt
Bundlyl.
A. M.~-~12:lflx.
litil.lti:2iix.ii:12ii.
l’. M.-tl:ii)x. mill.
thitlx.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBUHY.
itit‘tx. 7:41;:
7:itlx, 8:2i
a. hie-«1:20. «:20. 8:27. 9:52.
. l'. M.-~1:2ii, 4: 401.3214. 7:18.
Quail lye.
AM..:~1 20:. ii; iii.
P. Mrf~71 35 .
“A“ M.:w-5 as. 7: at. 8:20.
P. Ohm-«4 mu. 6.88:9'8180
W“ a
A. M.~7:liil.
p. Mwwtitflogv'fi
aquru' non taflro Ioirrou
A it D
DANBURV TO W341 NORWALK.
“8:103.
lOlldflé.‘
from a pleasant visit in Massachusetts.
Mrs, Louis B Mills is the uueat of
Mo. Gustave Meyers on State utroet
Bridgeport.
Moi. Heurrilurr Ogden "of Cross
Highway is entertaining guests from
New York city.
Miss Mary Wheeler and brother.
Bumual, have been the guests of rela-
tives in Eaaton.
Samuel Bonita is having his
greenhouoes near the old Methodbiut
church torn down.
lrving Bradley is recovering nicely
from his injuries redeived by falling
several weeks ago.
Oscar Peterson. Mrs. Welltlus a...i
Miss Minnie Nash are enjoying a trip
up the Hudson river.
Miss Harriet Ogden has been a re
cent guest of relatives and friends in
Port Cheeter. N. Y.
Mrs. Henrietta Bradley will enter-
taln the St. Agnes guild at her home
Wednesday at terrieon.
Mr. and hire L ii iiitst are mot
lug their furniture into the new honor
of Horace Hurlbutt on State street.
mm
a week's visit. with {Henge in illusion
bury where she formerly tautzht St'iititli.
Alias Elsie linker of Smuhlnulon.
who has been visiting her sister
Greens Farms,
heme.
b
has returned to be
There wore auroral nuitiuu ‘expt-di-
lion in the upper part of litl‘ town
yesterday. but they did not have yer}
good success.
The operettu. "Red ltidinu Hood."
whielt was given in National ball by
the Sunshine t‘iub two work.» nun. nil]
Mitt Ruth Wood has returned home
old ’
Miss Ellen Purdy but; returned from '
in
, int: t’ttidrtwa, assisted by Mrs. Mrs.
The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been
in. use for; over 30 years. has borne the at mature of
....-- and has been made under his per-
W sonal supervision since its infmiuy.
. ' Allow no one to deceive you in thin.
Ml minuterlbits, Imitations and “Just-na-gootl" are but;
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
initiate and Childreu~Experieueo ageiuttt. limpet-intent. 5"
What is CAsrorua
'i‘aatorlu. in a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
gone, Drops and Soothing Syrups. Ii: in Pleasant. Ii;
tonluins neither Opium. Morphine not other Min-emit?
wubutnnce. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverislmess. It; on! rs Diarrhoea and Wind
Colin. [5 relieves Teething Troubles, euros Constipation
and Flottileuey. It; assimilates the Food, regulates the
“'inrntelr and Bowels. giving healthy and natural sleep.
tho Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUWE CASTORM. Atwnve
Bears the Signature of
the out You have days than
in Use For Over 30 Years.
7". OINYAUH mum» " UUIMY IVIII'. NEW VOW“ cm.
X‘ l
Sl-l EMKEEPS‘ thee.
'i'hey suy'ihat women can't keep books,
ilut this you'll surely find——
i'itat when she sites you for divorce
.\'o item slips her mind.
, Kansas; (‘ity
'l‘ay» .
uh.) it‘lltit'l‘t‘ti Sl‘il‘t‘iitillfi on her
auto harp.
lol‘.
The l'urtnt‘rs have their potatoes all
. i
do: and are now harrowing iilt‘ll‘ eoru.
of width there in an t’Xf‘tvtiiitllliliiy fine
Times.
be repeated this evening.
' i
.1er. Horace Mills- and little grand»!
sou. lialbh Meeker. have rv-toruw‘e
home after spending: several. days with
relatives in Roseviile liih'ilit t.
The service at the Couureezttiot-u'
churvh last evening was We” attend
ed. The pastor delivered :in interest
El§uTIA-S¢l:fls BRAND.
Tatar Ami: fin“ Elm tom
'7 from; der'o Manon mu
Ill liu » lint not hold nmlllc
“(to curl with iii no Kilt-tn.
Tail-o 3m other-.81”,
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fun 1.“! MUM
MA uni) lmwl) NIH-bit. ‘
wrath Marin: 5MP”! Aim-nitrite le
QHiC PILLS ’
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Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January
littlii. Frehrht Propellers will
Pier 2.‘. East iiiver, New York. [foot
of Dover streeti. men day il\C\l‘i
Sundayt. at i p. to Freight 1m t‘iH‘d
at. Norwalk up to i p lll.
Norwulk up to 5:30 p. m.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Arming J. Smith.
Lanna
C. C. Hogcman.
General Agent.
{ “57925 ”w. M room.
Funeral Director
and Emulator.
10 North Main 0t. Gouth Not-walk
Raid-nee, a Washington 8!.
Telephone at old". 830.2.
. Telephone at hound”.
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A Complete Line of Crockery,
Glassware and Househo-
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Eamon Blue China by the lot or
dread.
adult-o Willie Fruit Jars can be
cleaned quieter and better. Fruit will
pack dinner. the .tura will look nicer
on your Ibntveu thmtbu round green
luau tori.
Square White 3m have the emu»
ding Top.
. Window emu made to order.
‘ Patient unburied.
But film Paint, ”Midge.
Pitaitti'g out Piper tinned:
t"
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. erul
gund tuuey articles which will be on
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Willard s. Adams. ' 1'
Adams are spending: sev:
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“‘ilt'l‘t‘ they are the tzuestn of Sir. anti
Mrs. Knight Mrs. Knight was for
zucrly Mitil-i .\i.tud l’l not who most her
«thrown. at the Adams to are in thi~
pine.
Mr
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