Evening sentinel, Friday, November 5, 1909 · page 3

 

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Dress 00043

in all the popular warm: and colors
in. worsteda and cotton.

Aimieiilta am up at noon
chops. and 310KB. a '

E. K. Banks!

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MAHACKEMQ, 110m. BLOCK,

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Ernest Johnson enjoyed a day's va'
cation from his duller as motorman
and Tom Smith tilled 11.

Mrs. Homer li‘. Buoknam, of Eliza-
beth street, is visiting'triendu in 01‘-
ungo and MontClair; N; .l.

Miss Gertrude Randall, of Morris.
(301111.. is visiting Mrs. C. S. 'l‘row-
bridge, South Main street.

(lharies Lee. of Merwin street, spent
yesterday in Bridgeport. He also vise
ited‘his sister iii Southport.

muotilllon, prize waltz. Auditorium,
tonight.

Miss Edith Fnrmiu and Miss Hattie
Wilcox, of South Main street, have
been visiting lil New York.

Neil Martin,t0r1ne'r1y ot‘ Norivalit.
now located in New York, has hoen
spending a few days in town.

There will be a dance at the Country
(ilub tomorrow evening. This will be
the last regular dance of tho season.

—~i,.atest Soft. Hats. O'lirion.

Richard Webb. 'of Smith Norwalit.
has gone to Newark. N. .l.. to take :1
position in a straw hat. factory lborc.

Michael Koiash. who has been citi-
ployed at the Muller Gloria. Silk Mills.
has-returned to his home in Hungary.

Mrs. John ii}. Jones and daughter,
Dorothy, ltave returned liotno from a
visit with relatives in Paterson, N. .i.

Clinton (.‘otnmandory will hold a
regular meeting this evening. at which
time two candidates will be initiated.

Miss Louise Reynolds and Miss (fora
Wheeler. of Norwalk. will go to litdae
tield to attend a dance in that placo..
this evening.

«Cotillion, prize waltz, Auditorium.
tonight.

There will be a roguinr meeting at.
the trolleyincn 111 Norwalk, Saturday
night, to discuss regular business and
elect, otilcers.

William Allen, of the (‘onnooticnt
Company's “Rawhide." enjoyed a day
off yesterday, and .lolin Darrow sub»
stitntod for him.

Miss Ruth '1‘. Maktn. who has been
living in State street. is now making
her home with her daughter, Mrs. llu-
i‘us J. Smith, in Spring street.

-—i<}ar Mutts, t‘aps. O'Brien.

The addition of one story
building of hire. Kate Lintisloy, in
North Main slroot. occupied by Mrs.
it). C. Owens, is being completed.

When you can clothe the ontlro
family at the small outlay of one doi-
lnr per week. why no shabby? liead
(lately & Brennan‘s adv. 't‘hal toils
you how it can he done.

wllaniior ”road is host.
llannor iinltery. 'l‘cl. .‘lirl-li.

[it tho lloston Storo tomorrow nnotlr 1
or largo sale will be in progress. in
immovable bargains in necessities will i
be offorod at prices that you are
bound to appreciate. lietler road tho

to the

Try it.

adv.
~ 'Mt‘il't-i and lloys’ Winter t‘aps,
()‘ltrien. i
As a fitting oml to tbolr anniversary ,
salo tho Kriouor (Totnpiinvy huvc

piaum-d a grand litial sale which opt-us
tomorrow. Saturday morning. and
closes Monday evening til it o'clock.
t-lporinl otl'orlntzs huvo boon prcparcd
for this ovt'itt 111K] lilo iii‘lcos tiro cit
oooiiinuly tempting. Hei- udv.

Awttottliion, prize waltz. Auditorium.
tonight.

in t'olt‘lil‘lllitiu of tboii‘ first annivort
only 1‘. .l. Mintz «'1. (‘11. tho planuod
a itlnlllll'r; solo, which will opon tomor-
row. ’t‘horo will ho now bargains
ouch day iii- the. various dopnrtmonls.
No souvoniru will ho given, but tho
low prices and hialraiiule goods will ho
:1 lilting tostimony to their approcia
iiou of your pnlronntzo ibo past your.
Hoi- lnrni- udv. in today's homo.

it A, iii-pololit. tho Worthinnlon

inroi-t pliinihor. in stoum ill~i|ll|llt iiun
lord iii llrooitu' uarnao.

lntorna ltI-vonuo inspector t‘luirlos
1!. Milton, of llanbnry. is at proaont to.
outed itifll’l'tll‘ltlt‘llt‘t‘. ll. l.. whcro be.
111111 rim of tho listing of tho corpor»
utioim of tliodi- island for the put»
pom til' the coiloctlon ot' the corpora-
tion tax, which ooinon within tho do
that of tho inlol'nol rnvninn- dopnit
inont. itliodc island has approximate
ly 11,0110 oorpolntloua and Mr Mama
probably will bo engaged in his printout
work until twill i~‘olu'unry, and will not
be able in return to llanbnry. oxen-pl
[or brief violin. until next spring. lilti
headquarters In i'rovldenoo are at tho
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GRAYBBOS.
Manufacturer: of im-
proved.
Soda and:

Mineral: Waters
EOTABLIBHED 1m
Vichy, Robber, Carbonic,

Sat-statinrilla. [linger
A to, angdyumon ,Eodl,

“timid...
nurse ”italic ‘

rm harm. as im.
9. o. ilox 7114mm. 1110 II”

Muwycmfian. coon.
thannlfldflmbi’ the 1-100. and Drug.

 

 

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Complexion. Are Clumdand Pimple-
Dlnppcnr Overnight Without-
TrOubic.

 

'l‘ho dispensers of poslam. a new
skin discovery. ask that notice he giv~
on that no one is urged to purchase it
without first obtaining an experiment-
al package. Everyone who has tried
it itaowa that the tiftyazent box, on
sale at The Clifford Pharmacy and Ed
ward W. Kelly. .lr.'s, and all drug
stores, is sufficient to cure the worst
cases of eczema, whore the surface
affected is not too large. The itching,
ceases 011 first application. it will also
cure none, latter, blotches. scaly
scalp, hives, barber's and every other
form of itch. including itching toot.
Being flesh-colored and containing no
grease, the. presence of posinm on ex
posed surfaces. such as the face and
hands, is not perceptible Water anti
soap'caunot be used in connection
with it, as thoso irritate and prolong
skin troubles, sometimes even cane
lug them.

its to the experimental package or,
poslam. it can be had free of charge
by mail of the Emergency Laborator-
ies. 32 West Twenty-fifth street. New
York. it alone is sufilcient to clear
the complexion overnight. and to rid
the face. of pimples in twenty-four
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JOHNSON HAS A NEW automo-l
an.

Champion Fighter Says Jeffriea Has
Picked Wrong Man an Winner. 1
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.~~.laclt Johnson,
rotnrnod yesterday front ilotrolt in at

big: now blue and cream t'olorod auto- i _

' “OOW”WOW”WOMO“O“OOM

O. B. J ackso‘n

Optician

Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free

mobile, which he bought in llitit city.
and says he is iiiucli pleased with hisl
purchase. He claims he ran an sovou~
ty miles an hour ”most anywhere."
"i'vo boon tin-oil in noarly every:
town l‘vc boon in for speeding." ho rc-i
inarkod with mingled pathos and [lrlilt‘i
in his lotto. “and i don't think list
right. i'vo never hurt anybody yot,”
Johnson’s expansive siuilo was his
chief response when the statomontl
crotlited to .lei'frios that he could stop:
Johnson in six rounds was repcatodi
to him. i
“Maybe the bout will oud I11 ’
rounds." he said, "but .loffrlos ‘
picked tho wrong man as winner."

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six
has.

SUGAR UNDERWEiGHlNG FRAUDS

NEW YORK. Nov. ti."-tort-situation|
by the fedrai governmout into tho}
sugar nndcrwoighing frauds was coir
tin-tied with unabated vigor todayl
With ovidonco hoforo thom pointing ml
the conclusion that frauds at the stile;
ar docks were kept up long after the1
now famous sorios oxposod by tho raid 5
on the Wiiltainsburg hooks in 151073
tho government investigators, it was?
roportotl today, were on llio trail of!
1111-11 "hitzlior tip."

Yesterday's indictment against and
arraignment of Joseph iionoison, 11
government weighor. for f1 ands alleg-
ed to bare boon committed iii a ditto
subsequent to the first exposures was
said to ho only a stop in tho prom-oi
by which further rcVolalions, possibly
of a startling nature. Wore to bo
tnadc.

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chases.

A. J. Collins & Co.

Funeral Diredors and Embatmers.

12-18 North Main Street.

RwALK

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if .190" have not alt-catty discovered that your fall bod covorlngs are too
light. you will shortly, and wise pl'uple will have houvior bod covorlngs
ready below the sharp wontitor begins. Wohavo lisplo-ndld stock of hinti-
kcts lliltl comfortables made up by the best manufacturers in this contdl'l'
and careful cmnpurison allows that We can savo you nionoy on all your pur-

 

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If you follow Style London) the? will-
take you right to our door-heroic
where they buy their FOOTWEAR

Elegant, Exclusive Smart ‘Styles

Characterize our Fall it
of Ladies’ Faciwea‘a‘

FLYNN 8. RYAN l

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CAN DO FOR YOU

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BLANKETS AND

is ail‘wool when it is half or a
letting our customers know just

only mcarurc 72 x 84 inches.
of inches.
Weight is often skimpcd~‘

 

them by the pound.

a pair. to $35 for finest Austrian
Especially noteworthy:

Comfortablca are one of the

mm-q.m“ an“ wu-nuw-m

as the tiliinir, of $5 comfortablec.

We are flat as particular about

100.000 yard: was our last 0

 

Sizes are frequently misrepresented.
blankets" is the size-term applied by many stores.
quarter " blankets should measure 99 x 99 inches.

We buy this line goose-down by the ion.
has been thoroughly cleaned. we clean it again in our factory.

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WAN AMAKER’S
Do Not Pull the Wool Over

COMFORTABLES

0f Quality and Dainfiness

If a blanket in half cotton and half wool-we say so. Many
people are hoodwinkcd every day into believing that a blanket

thi'rd cotton. We believe in
what they are buying.

" Eleven-quarter
1. Eleven-
But they
We tell the precise number

'fivc pound" blankets weigh
only 4% pounds. We buy our blankets by the pound and sell

Prices range all the way from Domestic Blankets at $3.50

Blankets.

Physicians’ Favorite Blankets
We call these blankets. " Physicians” Favorite." bcoatmc
physicians have favored them for years.
74) pt‘l' com. wool and 30 per cent. cotton; double bed sure.
7?. x 82 iii., 5 lbs., $5. Single bed size, 60 x 80 in., 4 ”Jib, $4.

Down Comfortables

few things we manufacture.

We do it, so that we are absolutely sure that down. and only
down of the finest quality goes intolhcir making. ’I‘bc down We
use in ilnimrtcd goose-downwand not oidcrilown, which
although 11 1:1 scarce ($12 a pound) is quoted in many places

Even though it

the sheets of cotton that go

into are cotton-filled mfortnblctl.

rder for sateen to cover com-

fortablcs. That tells you how many we sell a season.
Whether a comfortable has a fine satin or sill: or sateen
cover, the down that fill: it l'b the some quality. $5 to $18.

Silk Quilts

Many copied from dainty French quilts. $10 and $18.

Silk, satin or sateen-covered quilts will be made to your
order,from the smallest crib aim! to larger double bed size.
Everything in Bedding of Comfort and Warmth

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' Former California Deputy Sheriff Ran r
1 Away With Fourteenvcaru i
I Old Girl.

i LUS :‘\Ntlli§l.l£h‘_ (hit. NM, .'1
‘an admission lhltbi had

With I
committed

li‘li'litu' him iiom prison lu-toro in- in»
clinic :1 may iliilll‘tl old 1111111, .l, W. Hall
‘tli-lil. iiiio of tho liiiil miti’iiyol's «11' llll‘
't'nnions llnttloldhiot‘oy loud in lx'on
turky and a lluugb itiilor, \\ll\l fought
at Sun .llltlii, told .liitll‘.“ llinlit yoslc-t'
llil_\ in tho Snlwrior t’mirt that hr litiii
11111 away \tith fourtoon)oaivolil l'oarl
linstnian. of Voutnia t‘ontitv. bocnuso
Eho “anti-ii to lllllii'} hor Mo was son
.‘toniod to liro yours in San Quonlin.
‘lho minimum under tho Luv.

“it t bavp dono “tons." tbc llil‘dlil'
‘oi said, "i want to ho Hl‘lil-‘Ili’i'tl. putuo.
;.liltl to uoivp 11 ltllh'tlll toitu. but i don‘t
lWiliIl to rotni- out from prison :1 ubito
lmit'od lltilil. i want :i ilianoo to loo ;1
‘atiod t‘llllt'll and to lnlp my inothot
iwhon I ciuno out
i "i wanted to many this pill. Sho,
iwas “tiling, but lill uttinitpaiiintvt
luonhl not lot as l 11:11. 11 ltlrotl point
on ihoir pluoo ill \tlllliiit. “hon lll'l
’igitindt‘ntbot' oppimod our uutiiiauo Wt‘
|1an away. that. in lxi'ltlitrky that
twat. 1111 mini“. 4
2 “My lulbor was ltillod from itililllllill '
jli) our of tho Mrl’ms. My inollior
:lnn. 1111111111 hit to mtpplvrl hor i only
,rd in thc Spaniuli W111 111 H1111 .luan
illlll l intro boon 11 tango: in Total
:llllil Arizona and bow luon 11 tlt'lllil\
.l-lltlifl I11 t‘tiiliut'niti. i know 1 tom-
iyloialoil it law and want to pay lio'
[polarity "

ilIt ncct'plotl
Willil.

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sonionco without :1

TENNE88EE FEUD OUTBREAK. 3
Iiis‘tixy‘lle-I. Tuna. Nov. 1.. A '
‘liant-orlt thunili loud lit yoaru‘ stand
tin". has luolwn out int-ml. and .lutuc'i
il‘ntnit, “Kill :01, and intuit.»
itmod 11., or" ill“ infill victims
liluviu, admits tho litilililo Milling, lilll -
hunt ho did it in soltdolouso, unit
‘llilu uni-roiuiolod to tho authoritii-n at
flittioidvillo. ’1 ho totnl tillitlilttll‘li sonn-
yoara up." with tho ltllllll‘t of hill
‘iiioouo, an ngoil man. who was idiot
from ambush while be was lllll‘i‘hllllil‘vfi.

! ‘niini married :1 tittnizlitor of the older
,HI'I‘UII!" and trail» ‘s‘l‘lltll'll bi: \yidow
iiind tooling; oxiillvti iii-livoon linvin 1m 1
l‘onnt. and it is sitiipowd iinit tic-urn"
.tit'oono. 11 non of lilo iuurdornd nuin.
itoolt ‘i‘iinnl‘s part in the light. Yotiiit
,uud tlreoilo \roro unaiiuoit.

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til‘i'itiit:
.lltilw:

talcanaoum moons DEFEATED. ..
MANAtillA. Nlt‘tll'lllttltl, Nov. l, Ill-4
itiyod in li'illlilillliifiitlil. 'llGVt’l'llml‘lll
‘lroopii defeated the rottiutionlsls in
ii ubtirp ongpgeinont today, "may”uf
lilt'lllhrnl lguirnita‘s lulltitvol‘u 1.11pm lgl‘»
, lcd, wounded or ratatnrool. ’i‘ho gum"
itaunt lust titloon men. including (ion.
itfaittiiiu Clitiunncro. l'rosldout 7.1--
‘lllyili'fl iol't'ml tiiitlt'ltiil the rebel uno-
level, i-‘urnos liinz. at than into thine,
'capti‘riiig that litilnt which had been
idiiiiimiml by 400 men. The winds tied
I in lisp direction of l‘ama and warn pan
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ill in
both
able;

litiillt'

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tiny 5‘

Mon

70pm Monday and Saturday Evenings

Overcoats

We wish to call tho at-

lo tho strong lino of Auto

' t‘ugtls \vo

(ivorcoals in grey. brown

Ililtl $213.00
Weekly piiyinonls.
$15.00, $18.00. $25.00.

Men‘s All Wool Suits.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Men’s

11. of tho mon. os~

lly tbo younizor loci}.
are showing
Fall, a coat. that is
stylish and service

also to the hand

patiorin: of Men's

dark :11 $13,011. $18.00

Sold on easy

$7.50 to $30.00

l-‘aucy and School
Suits,

01.98 to $3.00
Bil‘ll‘S lltilrt,
32.00—63.00

'H and lloys' Slim-s.
$1.50 to $3.00

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Women’s

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Coats 1

()111' stock comprises a
high grade. line of Wo- 3
mon's t‘oats for [“11” and
Winter. t‘oats that have if
style and workmanship i

and man-tailored througlr ,.
out. (‘ovort. Carat-at and ’I
luv liiiod, at pricos that.
are bound to satisfy every
woman who wishes to be
Well dressed at tho Iou‘ost
possible cost. Sold 011
oasy Wot-lily payments.

$15.00, $17.50. $20.00,
$25.00.

Women‘s Stylish Stilts,
$12.00 to $40.00

\\'oiucn's Stylish Skirts,
$1.00 to $18.00

\‘i'omon's Silk Waists,
$1.00 to $10.00

M lilinery,
$2.50 to $20.00

\\’oiuou‘s and t‘hiidron‘s'
Shot-s.

$1.25 to $4.00

10 South Main Street. South Norwalk

ALTERATIONS FREE

 

KILLED BY FALL FROM DERRICK. i ECZEMA READILY CURED BV AfWILL SULLiVAN REFEREE FIGHT?

l’tlll’l‘

..1 Polish innit. L‘l yours old. this allnt‘sl
instantly killed yoslri'ilziy \viiilo bolp
ion to unload a homo lioto.
11 oriuu- 111119 was willing-«lo 1.11.1» lint .1i1idon up from tin- hold of
iuodhiiio. lint impioriui: the nourt 1.. in” the llt'li‘lt'lt loud. llllt'lllllll.‘ 1.. ".1!
' oil on roacbina tho doth.
.lt'iltxilil ho did not 111» so. but has v.11 ,
llotl lli’iWi'i'tl NH ”“11 t~l\ll it'ol tlit"l”" '“5m‘nh‘
‘111 lilo :iii'.

hold iillt

‘liih skill

ntos,

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il- labia,

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t‘nouzti “11>. lllilillt‘il
month ago, and “\I‘tl in .\iuld|oto\\n

LAND, Nov. fun—John (‘11onz.1.

lli' llml‘
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.iiiil tho-1:

t;l>t"

.-\t lliiil liolulil ho inst biz»
l foil to tho doth, tinclniliii:
l. llo li\vil nluutl ll\t' liitn
about :1

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hiidron C ry
Hill FLETCHER'S

ltlllii'
l‘ldiutt'il.

nsoph ii Malltin. of tlrchiuit~
has hron ontortniiiinu iior
tss \iary Simon. of lioiitoloy
Nt-w Join-x13).

ll unlnr
ltiuitts iii
1«illiii'

Don’t Worry '

about your food. Even lobsters are all right it the digestive organs
are working properly and the liver is in good shape. The healthy
enjoy anything put before them. If your food does not digest readily,
if you have that dull. heavy feeling which comes from a disordered
liver, if life seems devoid of pleasure. if your work is a labor instead

of pleasure. then you need Beccham’s Pills.

effort.
health because they

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timin.

SlMF’LE HOME TREATMENT.

,\ hl'htlli- (loan H tucdy ”13' can lie.
». il in llll' litiilll' is Maul oiory llt‘l'Htilll
iii-wits ubo is stil‘t'vi'ln; Il'tltll ocxoiiiu.
ion «an inn. l.::\.x that roiizwli and got
l'i‘llt i.
Zi'lhltl, ;1
liquid lot oxioiuul use.

(111ml
t‘li’iili

ziittl 111‘

is)

of tin-

it'tll 111;: tho

t’ocln 111w ’l‘ribo iiuytnalwis hold a
llll'i lliiz:
.\'Ul\\'tlll(
ii'iuiltll

last months
11nd

business.

Eat When You are 111111

and take ordinary care in the selection oi food and in taking preper
exercise. Beecham‘n Pills will give you adigcstion whichmli enable
you to eat whatever you desire, and to laugh at disease. The accepted
remedy for most forms of nervoucneiis. headaches, stomach troubles
and the other ills arising from a diuordercd digestion is within reach
at everybody. They are safe, pure. thorough, and quick in their
action. They will renew your vigor and brace you for renewed
Millions who were sufl'ercra now enjoy perennial good

TAKE

3m 1111’: till:

\t'Lt’lllllli'
Zl‘l‘dil cures
dinning tho 1:1 r111»;
poison», that canso tho d1:-
sltiu till-l

it. ll. l'ltll.\i-'tl. llll‘
s!li"1£i‘*l. \u'ill uito you a imoitiot and
a mmpio 111111111 ol' '/.I'2.\iti and “ill 1x,
11.1111 in _\1111 I111“ .1 ili‘t'itl 1111111) t'tlw‘h‘
wt 1-1 [cum and tillit'l’ totins oi sitin dis t
tilb‘l"; intro boon «utod liy tits :‘iltilllt‘ ‘ yours.
lit'fliliil‘lll.

in tho,
littlisut‘lt'tltls a visitor in Noru'allt for it

3 \viii John 1.. stunt-an referee the
.lodries-Johnson tight? .lnhn says he
is willing to olllciato atid declares that
ho \vill ll'ltli ouch man with pt‘t‘t’oct'
fairness. Johnson is quoted as being
in :‘avur of Sullivan, \vnilo .loftrlos has
always boon .iobu's groatost admirer.
Sullivan's rooord for honesty and
square doalini: will count in his favor
»it his name is Ht‘l‘lllilsl)‘ considered.
~'l‘bo old follow knows the rules like it
rlititllt and is loarloss. if he should
ho ibo third innit in tho ring the sport-
ing public. it i5 lu-liovod. would bet
\\‘il|1 (‘tlililtlt‘ilt‘i'.

-- "tiad dyspopsia or indigestion (or
No appotilo, and what i did eat

l"t'l’ ‘lilt‘ by it. it. ‘ disti'ossoil 1111- terribly. llurdock Blond

liittors ourod mo.”~-.l. ll. Walker. Stin~
lull‘y, (llllt).

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low
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