in.
I 1
. on .. .
$54M *6 tor's ssldonos
I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cotton of Park
Street, profane parents of a daughter.
3 (iconic lliitbhdll, otj‘Wull street. Nor.
Vwalk,‘,s‘i‘apblnilii‘iip the day in Now
‘ orli.
* Tonight wiilbe drill night at the.
Armory for members of the Sixth Com-
pany. ,,
L There will he s pinoohia tournament
at lithe ”Nomad“: Gilli); tonight. It. will
4 if.
he a: my“ tptoriist ng. slfair. and ire.-
rreshmah .Will he served. ,
Our brtntiihrs’ Lodge, No. 10,1. 0. o.
it, met last , it in its ball on Wall
street, 39‘2”“. . After the meeting a
social limit was had. .
. the It in tantalum
«still am... ry plants .
. infill
I - “m
‘ 'sl
" tile iiicdnvonielilao lowds‘at hill/ht lio-
,. on. Dover and il‘alri'iaid avcnlie.
' glam
. badly “shunt. and great annoyance is
. was i
,iominn‘
, JP I‘ll Pm) ‘ ,*
that it was so dark, on that portion of
pom pom,
, iii “A . stains;
s ,, so
. ii “twins
bad boon ion by some contractor, and
he wanted them removed so he could
"an; ill a s “will?” tgllt‘ltmuldfm
.. iii", ll MN I? W . Wild-in'
’ {Italic . thin to. do an. and he can-
darod,;‘l ha‘niuty at the city. to have
“median is removed“ at «once. .
was followed by Henry darts and Pop
richbcfiallyh both at whpm, toidAol
cause of the lack of proper ,llghtgig
3.
Stories to its light-commit and lights
womanhood report t thagnoxt
ha.’ The question or removing
the boulders was referred to street
roomiaiss nor for him to take action.
for tho‘ tnovsi of the some. '
J. l’owsll and six others..for a light to
l . pi’aicml in Brushf'streeti ‘Tli'eipotl-
toners complain that the street is Very
caiised'iiy in a that tho stroot on ht
to‘bei lighted two proper militant-nae-
L barred via the committee no lights to,
investigate and report at the next
mcetlnfi.
Blascor tor the privllsgo of keeping.
his moving» picture theatre open on‘
Sundays, Mr. Blower was present
and oxplalned that he would. if grant-r
turos' like til. Passion Play of Obaramw'
mason. the ,ll'i'ght ol the Holy Family;
and other dunno: a similar character”
He citedthocase in Bridgeport whip-o
“0 Militia.” halo: circulated to have.
S. 1“. Rob son. of New York. and F.-
S. Shepard.~ f Bellini, were entertain;
ed by Herbert Ci. Pollard, of Main ‘-
street, Nor‘wa‘lh. today. i
James A. Lane and daughter. Mrs.
Charles Vroom, of, Booth Norwalk,"
started today for Florida, where they it
will spend tha‘wintar.‘ "
, All of t a fire companies will hold
their moo his plantings tonight. :n-
tertainmeiit lindri'afro hms‘nts will be
given to the invited ti oats.
John iidnnignh, tho trolley car can
ductor, is able to be out after a five
weeks' attack of pleurozphcumonia. at
his home lit, Lincoln avenue.
There will be a business meeting.
tonight, held at. the residence or
George W shburn. of the Epworth
Lesson of a M. in. Churcii,of Sangu-
innit.
4—an ii; snppsr in Trinity (ihurch.
Wedii ,, ii»! are. Dec. 8. 30 cents.
1 Earle Parties of Rallroad avenue.
who had been suffering from a severe
attack of the dlptlieris, is somewhat
improved, and the quarantine has been
removed. ' .
’ i
Washln on Lodge. 1. O. o. 'i‘., meets
at its haptonl‘hhtm Nowtown avew
one». There wil a business of im-
portance to come up. A full attend-
anceis'rtiotlostdil. ‘ ‘
Gatintal‘fialli'ow if. Emblem treat
uror .oi' the Southern New ldngland
Telephone Company, has been elected
president of the Quarter Century club
connected with the company.
The Christmas chorus of the South
Norwalk than“ i. Bible School. will
. meet this even ‘ng. at the church. A
large: intonation! is desired. All those
having books are asked Jo bring them.
ills-Communion Edgar H“. Fox has
commenced the erection of another
house in Elm Grove street. it will bu
of the popular bungalow type, contain»
ing six rooms, andnll modern lmprovc
meals.
The. installation of the newly elect-i
cd oilicers of Welcomo Stranger:
Lodge. Sons of Bi. tlsorge. will occur
tonight at its billion Main sli-cst. Nor.
wnik. ’l‘hcro 'ill" be a delegation of
visiting broth¥w and a banquet will
lin given alter ho installation services. .
ltobsrt F. Cotter of Park street.
Norwalk. who in constructing engi—
nobr for a lnr construction pompany
of New Yorir’ ty. loft his home Bun.
ilny, for Vermont, whcrc ho will burn
charge of a large contsact. Cotter has
boon engaged in work at the Navy
Yard in brooklyn for the past savor-
vl woekii. , ‘ ‘ .
There will be a meeting of tho Mas-
tcr l’lumbcrs‘ Association at its hall.
on Willi strootpNorwalk, tonight.
The (Thurchiilub. of the Diocese of
Connecticut. will hold a stealing at
tho Sti'ntllcld twitch-..iliglilgeimrt. next
Monday. A Minibar f manilnu's from
tho Episcopal Chili-c ... of Norwalk
will attend. .
Attention is called to tho morning 0!
iho board of. Estimate and Taxation
which comm tonight in tho Norwalii
council cbambor. The rights vested in
this boandaro almost plsnopotentlnry;
and as this is a public inhaling to hear
from all who wish to spool: on tho ad
lastmcnt of mortal: rs d fixed by this
board. or any other mutter coming
under its jurisdiction, those lutorostod
should be prosont .
it"l'hs sommnnaai mention of tho
Conn fibril. Board of illumination and
Raging t n Of-‘Nill'lvll. ill be hold-l:
tho patio ii of its ,C'nn aotiont.’l‘l‘iil -.
in; School for Nurses. New iiavnn,,Ql._
s
ginninlst cam. .. . in lions for;
reglltrfllofiflll be Jamaal at the
have place on the thirdéwwndndaydn
saniiary. All applications must be in
the hands of the secretary by annuallyh
um. Miss nu. ‘3‘"M' Mrfixffi g, a gunmen: [moan ‘ til all?”
w’l'urkcy'suppdr st‘Trlniii’ 0 mail» ' “w" ' ”a. ' ‘ ‘
Wednesday ova: boo. 8." st cshtsf 'WWJ“ "'4 -“‘ “a “it”. at”
1.. . . 0 vision on. Mill
. A ’force of laborors under the dime» Mr. Anilil had that 2 “1 ll“
27 ldaéot Bondsman. Clad". of Brian» halos int c sidowslii, ii” Call with 3
[my/Mandamus new bridal! idiliiiorii‘: iiillpg. sad-.illll in .
, gums-,onflu spring would luvs a not sum
ill or actual.
of 81.013 ouch.
, aboo lhnl corporation putting a roof
on Wednesday. January smumo; liar div 3
gin. t it matter lhcir attention
some plum thud. As pliant the
councilman said that mogul never.
ml in. 4%
but '
having a we not so in front of
alloy alongside of
closed
it “so. -
iii
the’ moving picturo‘tboairse Open on
gonads. its also called the attention
f thfioouncil to the fact that the Rev.
Chanson, Msctarland. of the South,
Norwalii Congregational Church. was;
making use of moving pictures at Sony
day so’rvicos. and he considered that
a had as much right to do so as the;
reverend gentleman. - This petition
gassed a great deal of discussion.
orporatlon, Counsel John J. Walsh- .
was asked for an opinion on this peti-
tion. Mr. Walsh said that if Mr. Bias.
oer charged an admission for Sunday
exhibitions a complaint could be made
against him; but if he did not charge
an admission. granting a permission toh
open his place on Sunday was not
necessary. if Dr. Macfarland consid‘
ered it a ueccasity to use moving pith
turns at Sunday services to aid him in
his work. so Mr. Blucar could use
moving pictures on Sunday as a hono-
flt to those who had no place to go to.
and also as a means of edurntion to .
those, who attended. He could take up
a collection. but to charge an admin.
slop might make him liable to mono
cation. and thc locality in such a case
of keeping his place open on Sunday
would have to be decided on by the
courts.
The petition of Andrcw Gerin to lay .
a pipe in Fail-held avenue was referred
to the water commissioners.
The reading of the police depart
ment. report was dispensed with.
Councilman John D. Milne. of tin
sewer department, rcporlcd the no
density of a catch basin on Pine street
Ho was empowered to how: a catch
basin put in at the most convenient
spot in that locality.
Tho pctltlon of .loscph Divers for
a catch basin near his houses in
Discus Court. which was presented in
the last meeting of the council. was .
reported on. 'l‘ba city was willing it
put in tho catch basin providing that
Mr. Discus built the curbing and out
tor at his own expense. Mr. Mllnt
said that he had soon Mr. illness and
that he rcfusod to build the curbing
and gutter at the pronenl time. but
pm'bnps ho might be willing to do it
in tho spring. Such being the case
lherc was no further action taken.
Mr. Milne also reported that the
plpo that is to carry off the waste
wulor from around the new Colhurn
building in Wall street will be laid at
tho onrliest convenience to the build-
crs. ,
'i‘hrcs bids for cleaning out the
catch basins Worn presented to the
i'ilillll‘ll. Thori- are liii catch basin.
eighty-nix lining large ones. C. l. By.
ingiou. who had been engaged to in
spin-i ihom. said that thoy all hooded
cleaning. some of them being in I
very lilthv condition. and a mention to
thc liwnlitlcs in which thsy arc sit-
untcd. i-lc said that he did not think
u numbor of inciu had been planned
out sinco they wore built.
in advertising for bids tho number
of i‘illl‘li basins had boon reckoned as
bring 74, and the bid! um mode on
that number. The llrst bid road was
from Edward Monitor. who offored to
cloau out tho catch basins at the mic
'l‘bn next bid was from
Georgia linliwlls for s lu'inp sum of
“25. Thu. third bid was from Edward
Shannan. whose odor win $1.45 «all.
it was voli-d to accept Bsiiwlts's bid
as ho ngrocd la vista its whole idl
catch basins at the same price that ho
had bill to claim 7i. ,whllllitwu till!
number udvartlssd. - - '
Councilman Belts rsportsd that he
had written to tho New Yorit. le
Haven and Hartford Railroad oliiclsls
ill‘ lilo platform at the Dsnhury m-
llop. and insulin banana 7 and a reply
stating nun the proper a dildo ivoi‘iiiit
ur Hindi-sported that»
glad“: ‘ Haichliln slim
0!
who
M”
The morals liiim at tho ends 4
am man Is
“was
at nights, and;
lie,
at petition-musicals. signed by John"; ,.
, A petition was read from William L.” ‘
ed the privilons. throw religious pic- :
.i. ..‘
‘ b
is ready tor the little anon. randy;
opening solo of Toys that will hrln
-’l‘he~«hiticwalhs. Folks who takeat
complain assortment of every kind at
fly “ff 23.3.1 H: ”Mechanical 'l‘nys, Musical lnatrnmonts,
Drawers. Billoboards, Tea Sets. Parlor Sets.
bliss.
road Trains and hundreds or doniastlo and imported devious too unmet-outta
mention; buy unwind scours lbsiloys you mad.
i
Milli sin.“
H
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as want. army.
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Enroll Now and Learn How.
South Norwalk
Milli Wagonsl Fire lioparlinonts. ficldier Suits, Gloria,“‘wnsonn. i't‘hlt
‘ " ‘ '3 l0, l ' H‘mo. 1 , .
. 300th Norwslk. Conn.
..g . . . . . ...‘mfiues.
o. B. .Jackson‘
. J Optician '
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Everything in the ..ancal line
Eggs comma Free
. imam: ass.
HOW TO MAKI A
START 1N Lira"
l8 SUCCESSFULLY TAUGHT AT ’
Merrill Business College
Stamford ._
d: on a."
. . i‘siiuarénni
e by maturation. «will have s most
a Tofltostlohtvtrom. Dolls. Games.
’i‘lni“ 'l‘i‘illili‘b. 1T0? Beds. Wash Bots.
Pianos. Druids. puns. Automo-
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Embslmers.
answer
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Day and [Night Callous.
who?
'rmsn
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csowu Psincz anon run so
ANo GUN slam. ........
FLYNN
00 wuiimaros "our.
of Estimate and Taxation.
ho had had installed an elcclrlc light
in River siroei. and bad ibi- light in
Newtown avouuo changed so that it
was mom of a benefit to tho pom-la in
iiini vicinity. ”l' also roroinnn-ndcd
‘1 light in lsionils street. and two in
ilewnrl avenue. lie was onions-cred
to have ihc lights plucod in lllt‘ posi-
tions which be rrcomincnili-ii.
the council to tho lucoliug of (tin
Board of ltsiimsto and Taxation.
which will in: bold tonight in tho coon»
.‘ll chamber. and nilvlsoil all to be
present. and then may could find out
what monoy could hr 0ch in their
dopsrlruonts.
am never . . . I??? .ii’ifiid‘.’ 391133350323 1
amuse soviv 3
sin di‘
ensues oiast sioo ohm
. "inch
Councilman Finnegan reported that
Tho mayor called ilio attention of
.....stpoio 02.00.
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RLB' . ........... .....0125 «'02.»
YB, UNiON MADE. PAT. COLT
..... ............ Quito and 32.00
é BnYAN
hadn't-thaws“.
Smash
is oflon the result of noglci-llng sonic
lllilc brush in a rumour. if thorn is
the allgbicst thing wrong with yours
boiler have us rcpnli- ll. “than you
can be suro of making your Uhrinlinns
calls in safety and tromfort
LuthefM. Wright
IOUTH NOIWALK. CONN. ,
J‘
An lnvilnllou from tin» Norwslit
Fire Police was given to tho int-m.
born of tho council to ho prosent st
ibcir nicoting Tuesday night. and was
accepted with thanks for dim courtesy
in giving lilo invitation.
The unusual of bills prescnlrd to the
...
dim-rent depariiumis and ordorad
paid are as follows:
Highway ilt‘llfll‘llllt’lll ......... 8320,60
Fire dcpnrtnu-nt ............. stud
l'oilco drpsrlnicnl ............ ii.il.’l
Bowl-r dopariiiiou ...... ....... 28.50
’ Adinlniatrntivo dopnrlnn-nl . . . . 220.87
Lights ilopurlinrni ........... 722.12
11.54817
No further linslncss coining liefom
lilo council it adjourned at 10 o’clock.
iSEl-mItnndomssypicco
the
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ga- BOVIMIuHHthsmufl-Ihls
figwmk
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s r
s or
' blindness
Immune
tinniisl'moiwci
Gold ‘
aids
sitar
humans I
44‘s was v «ow mass prawn;
slam
a
I
once (iompmiymlfiropldyb. 11mm the
1
. out or the insurance..l)enartnierit,. do
;‘ invastlgated by the Department. Four
' cold coming on, [alto Foley‘s Honcy
and Tar, the great throat and lung
”inn
woman "‘
this cl’. * . 3 . critter Presidmh
Seriously.“ M‘fifiillspcc in
Gum nil "‘
mow Y ' W. . .éyna'i tthat
Gaorse PU ‘rldi‘m‘lgllit ii 3 home
in Connectlc .Mliliil'd ‘pnpcciod to
now will not limo an..iiiiand,‘ meat on
tho criminal p spammed prosecu-
lion in the n . or the Pit nix insur’
Widoncy oi. whhhifiholdop was l‘fioi
moved at tho .lmtigatloniofdbc Statol
insurance ’ “slim. ii ;
’i‘ho Dominant ‘ it placed the case
in tho incantatihbs’ strictwhttorney.
and n numbnrohtnsn’fihd have held
illilce in this? fiWlnIlItllllle: Depart
room will: «booms important wit-.1
"W. H. Holchlilss. guilt; filipérlntcnd
. ninrcd in his report that the Phonlxiiu
considerable sums to state insurance
pith-lain, and that {or twenty-lwu years
the ln‘snrsulcs company .baii not been
state insurance oniclals are mentioned ,
whose loans from the rhcnix aggro:
unto $200,000.
‘ ’l‘hn insurance department docs not
public are involved. and that the entire
loss through loans negotiated by Slifllv
don can be balanced by crossing at!
31.000.000 of the company‘s 33.000000
surplus. ,
Although the investigation than for
shows that Sheldon managed the af-
fairs of the company alone and with~
out consulting the board of directors.
Blipcriiitondent. Hoichkiss declares
that each of tho dlroclors is rosixunp
this under the law.
The charge that the embassy has
iwrslslcnlly made (also iv-porls of its
transactions and condition to the in
snrauco dopartmcnt may involve other
officers than fonncr Prcnldcnt Sholr
don.
After exposure. and when you fool ii
raincdy. it stops the cough. relieves
the congcsllon nud'oxpscls the cold
from your system. is mildly laxative.
Bridge Pharmacy and F. ii. Baxter. "
PRIZE Hang: “Too" WlLSON.
a
W
int-mud Between Two Men at 0
Fight in New York.
NEW YORK. lien. 7.-«'l'\vo thousand
npecuitors at tho six‘day bicycio rat-c
I‘M‘!" vwmmm: m‘u’ an: .1511
. l.
”l
alliance (tampons. through its prehié’l
. ,dont, had been in the habit of lending”
l
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nirvana
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Malawi '3
Wrist
392 W Simona” "
lisiivo that the company's risks to the ~ .
Stats Tubemulosln Commission Makes
it: Pilot.
Plans for Connecticut tuberculosis
snnltnriuius have been drawn by Fuote
& Townsend of New Havcn.
'l‘wo story shacks arc to be built for
tho patients to sloop in. Each shack
is to provide accommodations for
llllll)‘~lwo palienls. and, as each anni-
tni-ium will have to make provision for
at [oust 100 patients, at least three
of these shacks will be necessary. g
in addition to these shanks there will
burn to bo built little administration
buildings, dining halls, kitchens. loo
hounc. houses for doctors and their
families to live in, and also (or the
Ililrflt‘ii. .
It is stated that practically all the
buildings will italic to be new ones,
and as the counniasion has less than
350.000 for each sanitarium, out of
which land had to be purchased. ii is
said that there is a question as to
wlictiicr or not there will be suflicieut
funds to carry out the enterprise.
in addition to all the building new
«sultry. n will ms! about 04.000 at each
location in pulling suitable water
plants. Lighting plants and also saw:
in Madison sauna ilurdcn were starts
ind today by the rcpori of a pistol shot
from behind ibo tier of boxes. Then:
was a natal-panic and a rush to the
scene and when quiet was restored it
was found that two man had starlcd
a iight,spd that in the melee which can
sued a dish in this crowd had been
shot. i ..
'i‘bc wounded man, whosc injurins
are. not sorlmte. is t‘hrlstophcr Brown.
oibi-rwisc known as "rug Wilson," a
pugillsl. .Hc says ho interfered in ii
fight between the mod and does not
know who shot him.
Hort Ki-yes. n prisedghlcr. formerly
of Philadelphia, was taken into run
lady by tho polico. Ho dcnlod having
"i‘i‘il tho shot. but lbo police hold him
bonding an investigation.
childron Ory
f0! ILEICHER'S
G Am I A
MATTERS FUR DECiSION.
Undnmd Clippings Ara to lo Cid-sod
n “Furs Undressed.”
The tri-asury iii-parimcnt has boon
lributlng your share by
KILLER. the safest. uulc
Home more; worth more;
Adm" All Communications to
S DUNLOP
Long’a Hohl. .fihm‘fl’ut.
. Hartford. Conn. .
C
$1.50 nous: ..filoves, ,;
. 9‘32989 .' .'
a I l with! toll/u no ..i on . ....
inaction no this
2.5 Winnie :Giives. - -
stage plants will alaopho‘vo.
in at each sanitarlum. .
buildings would prove "
the purpose required. int
stated that those bulldl
caliy worthless and wit . its
almost entirely rebuilt, - .
but Dosn's lies lots gave in
suits desired. 3‘
regulate
George B. Kranse. 300
Almond, Pa. ' - ' "
iii-V588 AND HARBORS
pal‘alions are being made to
annual convention of the N
era and Harbors cannons. in
can at the New Willard on . .
for ,three days.- ills predl
5.000 delegates will attend.'ah"
deal or important basins” ivl
before the meetings.» swim}
on have accepted . invitations
tend. among thorn Govornor
wbnzyisscheduled for an ad
the large commercial, organ
’connectlcut'iisve '0me ,
.snd it is expected that» My
will be better representedcthm
"A $20,000.”
A high price for the rodent. You are helpi
Tins enormous sn‘m moi-emu the million sustained by
dents of this country by the deprcdsuons of rats. Why'd): _
purchasing ,lllN LOP'S AUSTRALIM
Rest and. most satisfactory
rat “taming“ ,
cheapest in the end. Show us an attic .H
this class that has such endorsomcnts as it has. See the
gist in your town that sells our goods.
We Give You 3100 for Any 'l‘iist Die in
Walls; $100 for All Live 05th all ihePresn
iscs Alter Five Days.‘ We Will ‘P'sy 812000 . ..
for Every Dog. Cat or Chicken That ltKiils. 4
ll." '3ng is if
«it... 9»
ll
' . . . ~( 114,333?“ .
limeheflmi‘
Ami ,. was. { .
‘73—“.
tonsils
..3s‘n‘
no
It was thought th
——'l have been somewhat,
say not ml
the bowels
WASHINGTON. Dec. 7. .
a: to as! the
reliable”
You can trust him.
in
For Gala in South ’Norwa
so
-, ...W‘ 'i. .
ndviscd that tho case of tho ilattors‘
Fur Exchange vs. United States. in‘
waiving the duty on for clippings, has
been decided by tho United States Cir-
ruil court for the southern District oi
Now York adversely to tho govoru
input. The court mind that uudrvssml
clippings of rabbit skins and portions
of fur dolnrhod from tho poll by shear-
ing, etc, which are “and for tho nami-
pili‘puiio as the skin from which lbcy
arc derivoii. are “furs unilrossod.”
within the moaning of paragraph biii
0! lbs lsriif act of 1897, and turn china
lblc as such ruthcr than as “waste not
VERY HIST IUTTBR. a pound .....
PURE LAND. a Pound ................. ‘
3 PKGS. RAifiiNs fer ..... .
3 rims. CURRANT: for ................. . . . ..
EXTRA FlNE POTATOES .- ..................
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oaths
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"unbeaten”. '
npccinily provided for.“ uudvr para.
graph «Hill.
Till. i8 WORTH REMEMBERING.
annewr you burn a rough or cold.
lust monomer that Folvy‘s Honey and
’i‘sr will cons it. Romolllllt'i' tho nnnw.
Foley's Handy and Tar. and ri-fusn
substitutes. Bridge Pharmacy soil P.
ll. “tar. l"
”......“
WASHINGTON. Doc. 7. «Roprcsaui-
alive sporty today inirodurnd in the
hour-n tho following pension bills: in
hobs)! of Mandala .l. Duty. of Now
lisvou. widow of William Duty. or Go.
ii. 21th Connoctlcut Voluntssrs. at 324
per month: and in Mimi! of Newton
soup. or New tisvsn. Co. ht. First
Massachusetts “navy Ai‘illll‘ry at $240
per month: and in whsil of Ncwton
lialdwm of Woodbrliliw. (:0. C. lib
fliinnectlcut luisniry. at 000 per
month. .
Mr. Hill also introduced two pen-
sion bills as follows: in behalf of
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