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right away. ,
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when your tires are turned on full
blast, to look to your Fire Insurance.
Every day you read or pares caused by
overheated furnace or stove......
Fire Insurance, is so reasonable you
can: a rd to be without it.
lets hootus‘at once. don't wait. or
drop on o card told we will bind you
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02-2—Nowo Doportmont
OZJs-Buolnooo Department
M—Bronoh Office. Nerwoik
800 -Edltor'o Roll onoe
Why Editor's eoldenoo
WEATHER soascas'r.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night, followed by increasing cloudi-
ness and probably snow Friday. An
area of high pressure over. the upper
Mississippi Valley is producing a so
vere cold wave in all the northern sec-
tions. The temperature is below zero
from Montana eastward ‘across
Lake region to Maine. A storm of
considerable intensity has developed
on the Gulf coast during the past 24
hours, and is now central in Georgia.
it is causing cloudy and rainy weath-
er over the lower Mississippi Valley
and the South Atlantic coast. The
northern cdgc oi the storm had reach-
ed as far north this morning as Wash.
ington, l). C., where it was suowing..
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
’l‘cmpcrature: Low, 40; high, 50.
Cloudy.
Miss Minnie E. ice is spending the
day in New York city.
Charles Baylis, of Glover's shoe
store, ils gradually improving.
Peter Burns,ot thp Boston Store. is
still confined at his home on East are-
uuc. .
I-leury Green. Thomas Stirling and
Hugh l-iinds spent. yesterday in New
York.
The new City of Norwalk fire chiefs
\rcrc sworn in yesterday by Mayor
Brundagc.
Preston Bernard is having a week's
vacation from his work at Nash's
plumbing shop.
Friends of Leon Cannon have recciv.
ed postal cards from him from
Auburn, New York. '
Charles A. Hoffman. thc promlncnt
cigar manufacturer of Dunbury. is
spcnding thc day in town.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Miichcll havc
returned homc attrc spending a few
days with friends at Long Ridge.
John F. tiadlcr, oi’ Elmwood nvo
one. is enjoying a few weeks' vacation
from his duties in Jones a liotchkiss'
cstablismcnt.
'i‘hc Holmes. chler and Scllcck
Company purchascd from Oscar Banks
the large horsc that Mr. Hunks rccclv-
cti lately from Ohio.
Samuel llorton. of City island. is
visiting .loim Crawford, of Orchard
strcct. Norwaik. Mr. Horton is n pl
lot on Long island sound.
'l‘hp second games in the series bo-
twocn the Twin City billiard parlor
and Bernard's billiard parlor in Simu-
ford will be held this evening at thc
iattcr place.
At the Norwalk Firc Police rooms
last night James Golder. ratcd lilo, do
foatcd Charles Schumuu, rutcr 115, by
tho score of 130 to 111'». There is our
more game to be played in the tour-
nautcnt.
'l‘hc. Followers of the Midnight Sun
are planning for another bootstruk
supper at the Hotel Mahackcmo. ’l‘hc
ailuir will be served on St. Patrick's
nigilt,. March 17th. and promlscs to
cclipsc all former efforts of the Sun
Followers and Lnndltird .iamcs it. (You-
nur. ,
At. the B'crltolcy street chapel, last
night, the Rev. Innis ll. llowcll gave
another illustrated lccturs. Thu sub~
Jcct was The Acts of the Apostles.
During tho lccturc scvcrul hymns
worc'sung, thc words being thrown on
tho canvass and also pictures illustrat-
ing them.
Ilarry Gedney. mNow York hankcr
who has spch‘t several summers here.
has bought. a large tract of land in
Wilton. The papers were filed last
Monday. Mr. Holiday intends to bttiid
a summer heme on. the property and
Wild“ there during the summer
months to come. ' .
Alteration; are moving rapidly in
tho Coicburn building, corner of Wall
and Main shtracts. ‘ The building In
being propped up by 13 by 12 timber
to allow the putting In of large win~
dowa and doors on the Wall street
side. When completed the entrance
to ltho store will be from Wall street
on y.
At the regular Thursday night Len~
ton service at. St. Paul's Church to-
night the Rev. Charles 1.. (lomoh. of
Trinity Church. of Bridgeport, will
proach. vNoxt. Thursday night there
will be a service for men. The Rev.
11. St. Clair Hathaway, of Christ
Church. of Bordenoown, will preach a
sermon to the men. .
* ToiletSoaps
. 'fl’WAoWON" or.
the '
._._. anomalous
Launch Works
13:? Frames set up and ready to
p All 'kinds of repair work.
Launches of all since built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhehPoinLNorwelk
A. J. Hand & Company
iliiillllilli ENGINEERS Mill
lllllllilliillllli
JOBBINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'o Theatre Building: South Nor-
waik, Conn. Phone 428
Special prices on fish at Cutblll's.
800 still.
Voiiings of distinction at the D. M.
Read store. See adv.
Mrs. John l). Kitnncy Is improving
at her home in West avenue.
Samples of baseball suits just in
at Coleman's. See adv.
Mecker’s foundry opened this morn-
ing with a full force of men.
The Elm Grove Club cxpccts to run
a dance in the near future.
S. F. Robinson, of New York city.
is spending the day in Norwuik.
Camelot Castle, Knights of King Ar»
thur, of Norwaik, are planning to giro
scvcrul plays after Easter and thc
tut-tubers have begun the study of
thcm.
At the lliberniau Hail Ihis’ cvening
the Knights of Columbus will play the
Hibernians the fourth in the series of
card gators. At present the Knights
lead by one game.
A rcgular mccting of Olivc llrunch
Lodge. Kuiuhts of l’ythlns. will bc
held this evening, witch the third tier
grcc will bc confcrrcd. Following tbc
work rcfrcsht-uunts will be stirred.
Among the number from this city
who visited lhc Motorboat show at
Madison Snuarc (lacticn. Ncw York.
ycstcrtlay wcrc Edmund chulf, tlcorsc
R. Van Alatyrtc. .lamcs tloldcn and
Chris Intrscn.
'i'hc licr. (lcorgc iircw lilubcrt, pas-
tor ot‘ thc Norwaik Congregational
Church, gave a vcry iutcrcstiuu loc-
turc Washington‘s (Birthday night bo
lorc thc Mcu's Club of thc King‘s
Highway Congrcgatiomti Church.
Bridgeport.
A Now lluvcn contractor has licgun
tho work of rcltubilitutiug ihc liotun
Point dancing pavilion which was par-
iiaily dostrtiycd liy iirc last suinmcr.
The place will be pill in first class cott-
tlltion for usc during the coming sour
tucr.
’l‘hc pool tom'numt-‘nt bciwccn the
South Norwalk It‘lrc l’olicc and Iiuxic
iltmk and Mulder and Engine Com-
pany, of liuricn, will bc rcsttmcd this
cvculug. Chit-t Ilurold I". Clark. of
this city, will play Earl I.ounsbury. of
l‘btricn. and Ellis Mnkiu, of this city.
will play 1". V. Zithu, oi‘ liaricu.
'l‘hcrc. was a largo authoring at tho
Nortvaik Mcthodist. (‘hurch last cycli-
inn. Tho scl‘ricc was conditcicti by
tho pastor. itcv. Mr. ’l‘orrcy. 'I‘hcnt'
mcctlnga hnvc lost none of thcir iu~
lcrcst as is shown by tho aitcndunt'c.
During tho scrvicc Mr. and Mrs. ’l‘or-
rcy sang a duct which was rcry plcun-
ing. 'i‘ouight thc music will bc led
by the mob» quartet.
uosmtv mos .
80ii00I. ram
it in unnotmccd that William litn'an
is to tukc tho place of Alfred Htov-
cus on the basketball loam. Alfred
Btcvons has left the school. William
liorau in tho man with a football ruc-
ord and his advcnt next Monday cvc-
ning on the team of green and white
will no doubt be advantageous to the
team.
Two more typewriters are ordered»-
thosc to no Underwood‘s. Tho tablcu
for them are here already. but the
machines have been dclayod.
Miss Edith Armack has roturumi aft
tor a briefdliness at her home In Wil-
ton. .
Miss misle Sterling Is confined to
her home in Orchard street by illness.
Thomas ilorau was taken ill in
school today and had to go homo.
Miss Anna Richards continues to
Improve and it in thought that she
will soon be able to be out.
MIPLES 0F '
BASEB ‘ 1 sun
war "I
St. Patrick 111de Putt Cords
commas
not“ cross
to North Main or. tooth Net-wont
Agent tor A. a. Ipliding’o
Clinic ' .
.Our February Trousers Sale brings about the happy
union of Big Value and Economy—o sort lhf a ‘Qtitchdn-
lttl‘tti’ofmft‘airdohofloroto out hundredwof fine trousers-at a
time when they” are needed-and at prices that: meantime
economy. b
$2.00 TROUSERS now ..'....................v;i...s..4a
‘ $150-$300 TRpU ERS now 0198'
$3.00 TROUSERS ow .5293
$4.5o-$5.oo TROUSERS now $398
,$6.oo;$6.50 TROUSERS now $448
a (All sizes at each price)
We can fit you to a pair of solid-wear work trousers,
or fine fancy cassimere trousers {or business wear, or
choice worsteds for dross use at reductions worth your
while. .
a
Boys’ 75c and $1 Pants, ‘ 39c
I,
(Straight Pants only)
:4 So. Main so.
So. Norw _ ;,
Masonic Bull l
Nominal: l
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MORE DON’TS
lion't think wood chips, oat. hulls. Wood seeds screenings, rice
hulls. pcanut hulls. ground straw, etc. are economical because a
hursc may cut them when smcasod with a little molasses. Your kids
will takc Dovcr powdcr in blackberry Jam and bowl for moreu-tbc.
borsc hasn't the intelligence of a human child. He Is your property;
you dcccivo yourscif when you cheat your horse. ‘
Quality First. Loot and All the Tlmo.
Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Bonnie Horse Feed.
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Feud .
Bonnie Stock Feed
Bonnie Scratching M , ’
Bonnie Little Chick'flcd
Jackson’s Photographs
Combine the Fineot Material with years of Study and Experience.
t . RESULT: .
A Pleasing, Permanent Photograph. . Call and Boo Our .Mjlmploo.
WE DO FRAMING. " ‘ ‘
A Large Variety of Choice Patterns and Priceo to Suit. Bring Your
Pictures and Let Us Support I Proper Frame.
Jackson’s Studio '
Opposite Hotel ' NORWALK, CONN.
In Doors or Out of Doors
with up—to-date appliances and many years of experience. the boot of
Photonrapho are secured in any weather by
, ,G. S. N orth, Photographer
78 WAdHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALN
In your new home use hot water or steam heat. It is cheaper to run
and gives more satisfactory results. Specify an
Argand Boiler
The ARGAND BOILER CO.
scorn NORWALK. CONN.
ARGAND DOILERS ARE m Mth
ALK.
«a...» ......,....» ,, . A"... . a”.
RuckShad, 160 lb.
Roe Jack Shad. 30c Each '
Fiatfish, 10c 1b.; Small Pollock, called Ocean
Blues, 4 lbs... 25c; Fresh Herring,10c 1b.;
Shredded Cod, 5c package; Rotkaway
Long Clams, opened, 40a: quart
Spanish Mackerel, Steak Cod. Haddock, snout: Pollock, Roe
Shed, Blues, Wuklieh, Butteriitii. Salmon, Smok’eo Haddock
and Herring, Greenpert 0mm, Long and Round
Cleats, Eecoiiopo. Lorne Gosling Claim for Boiling
.ooo lotions operational.
Cutbill’s fl Bridge Fish ‘Market.
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TELEPHONE 108. 131053931?“ RRY.
“- iiilllllliiiliililltiiiilil
tortaiuod Many Friends. at,
' ‘ Home In holes ”0000*” *r
Union avenue. ceiébratdd the fifth ”eh-
niverliary of their wedding, last. night.
“A pleasant party out for ath-
ered to congt'a ail’the bri‘gégdnd‘
groom of five years ago. During the
evening games were enjoyed antimo-
sic. Selections inlet-e played on the
mandolin by Mrs. Evelyn Hoyt. Wil-
lard Waterbury and‘ Mr. Percy, of
Bridgeport. Mrs; Mary Hyatt gave
savers] readings in a creditable and
pleasing manner. One of the most
pleasing factor-onto! that evening was
the reading of smooth composed by
Richard Fitch especially for the oc-
casion, as follows:
When a fellow keeps a-bragging
'llout the way that things so on,
That his wife is never bagging,
llut lets all bygones be gone.
When his face it keeps reflecting
*His enjoyment of his life.
Then you cannot help suspecting
He's in love with his good wife.
ills song with salt was taken
In the days of “honeymoon,"
While the idea was awakened
Father time would change his tune.
llui the years grow slow but surely.
And that smile don't come off yet,
That. it's fastened there securely
in a safe and certain bct.
So when the wooden wedding day
liegan to arrive in view,
its searched through hedge and high-
way. .
In Lyons Plain and Wilton. too.
lie telephoned his Norwaik friends,
Bridgeport he reached by mail.
Ills smile which broadened at the ends
Evcn made the sun seem pals.
He killed the rotted critter.
And the women worked a work.
‘TIII nothing could be fitter.
No matter whet-c you seek.
That‘s why wc're gathered hero to
night
For feasting, fun and frolic,
To bask in that big smile so bright,
With no fear of the colic.
So here‘s good luck to Fred and Maine,
May we all be. still alive.
And may his smile be Just the same.
in nineteen-tweotydive.
A great many dome woodcn gifts
were presented to Mr, and Mrs, Whit-
iock. Aftcr the games all sat down to
an elegant rcpust
Among those prrscnt wore. Mr and
Mrs. Richard truck: and son, of \\‘il-
ton: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Treadu-cii.
of Lyons I’Iaiu; Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Waterbury and daughter. of ltritige-
port; Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo llultorv. of
Silt-ermine; It‘l‘od liuttcry" and tar
Mamie liuttcrr. of Silvcrtnioc;. Mr.
and Mrs, \‘I'aiiucc \K‘oundy. of Kim
walk; Miss (‘hariottc (lruummu. Mrs.
Nollie liunham, Mr. and Mrs. James
McAlIistcr. Mr. arid Mrs. Harry Mc-
Alltstcr. Mrs idtclyn lioyi. Miss Ilnsci
ticrrish. Mrs Ann Ii. \i‘hitiock, Mr.
Whitlock's mother: Miss Edna Whit-
lock, Mrs. Momic Stirling and her two
children. minarrhenuny. Mr. and Mrs.
Edwnni \\'hitloc.k. Mrs, Mary A. My-
nit. Mrs. Joseph Loutlcu. .Iohn Pratt.
of l.itchiicbl; iidwin Prcsacy, of
Bridgeport. u,
'l‘ht- iricnds dcpttrtcd at a late hour.
congratulating the happy couple and
wishing them many returns or the day.
M .
STATE DAIRYMEN'O INSTITUTE.
PRESTON, Fob. 2L—‘A state dairy—
mcn's institutc was held today at the
First Congregational Church at Pres-
ton City. the attendance being large.
a. it. llarucs. master of Prostou
Grange, presided. and among the
spcukcrs wcrc‘. ti. w. Davis, viceprcs-
ideal of the Statc liairymcu's Associ-
ation, II. Ii. Daniels, of Middlcsex
County. A. .l. l’icrpont. New Haven
county, it. I.. (Iarriguc, 'l‘ollttnd conu-
ty, and State Secretary J. t}. Bcbwiuk.
J
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embeimer
to North Mole Ilroot. death Nor-walk.
Reoidonoo. 0 Wophlngton Btroot.
Telephone at offloo. 880-8.
Telephone It house. III.
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NORWALK
Savings Society
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Holmoo. Drool. ‘
Wm. A. Curtis, vtoooProot.
Fred's Allie. Iocy A True.
M... m..."
Waiting
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Whitiock En;
Mr. and Mrs. (W, 1”} Whitlotlli‘M)! '
. cabs rive“
iii; if} it admit ,
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354 s
Broken’lots and brokén sizes. that we have‘pioced on
. abargatutobleat‘ ’ ... .
$4.89 f $6.89 $1.891? f";
Theoe‘SIIito were priced from $12.00}. 19‘ mm: ‘
All PLAGK SUITS “
$7.89 and $9.89
REGARDLESS 0F FORMER PRICE _
Price’s Clothing Stars
on Washington Street. South Norwolk” r
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.Tsrmnosr. 105-5 , _ , _.
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A o n» - ~ »» new... . '
lieu Hur Flour, bag, 85c; bbl., 06.75; ‘
Gold Medal Flour, per bag........ 7o 3 lbs. Pickled Salmon ........ .....250
5 lbs. Prunes ................... 25¢ 3 cans Com ........ . ............. 250*
3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins ........... 256 3 cans Peas .......... -............fiol ’
3 lbs. Muscatel Raisins ........... 250 3 cans Tomatoes .................. 260.
3 lbs. Sultana Raisins ............ 256 3 cans Karo Syrup....... ........ .259
25.; bottle Alpha Salad Dressing..15c 15c bottle Alpha Salad Dressing..10o’
Oranges. Grapes, Apple‘s, Celery, Sweet Potatoes and Pat-snipe.
United Grocery’COf
so NORTH slant sraza'r sauna us
Give Us Your Order
for better lighting for home, store or building today!
We do Gas fitting. supply Gas and Combination.
Gas and Electric Fixtures. Shades. Globes and. Man-
teIs——ln fact. have everything necessary to improvo
your lighting facilities. Call on or phone.
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NORWALK. CONN. f
NEW Voikmflooans MEETING
ALBANY, N. Y., l-‘cb. 24.———The Dem-
ocratic State Committee gathered in
special meeting hcrc today, facing a
bitter struggle over the question of
thc retiretncnt of William J. Connors
from the chairmanship of the orguui~
cosposarlose wssr moss
TIME
WASHINGTON. Feb. ‘V24.—Numer-
lous applications for an extension of
time a’ithln'whlch to th'dk‘c returns
are coming to the Commissioner of‘
internal Revenue from carporatloos
which are to be taxed at one per cent.
nation. The Dt’mocl‘ntk‘ meeting on their not incomes.
which was cailcd for 12 o‘clock was
expected to determine whether "‘"‘
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
_——.
TIME TABLIE.‘
m
In Effect Nevomhorffl. 1000.
court-I NORWALK 79' NEW voaK.‘ .,
A. M.—lz:581. azosx. sznx. 0:03., '
6:52. 7:20, 7:40. 8:1”. szstx. mox.‘
9:31, 10:20:. 10:52:. 11:80.
P. M.——l2:63x. 2:60x. 8:81. 5:03x.
5235):. 6:50x. 6:40. 6:501. 7:1“. 7:12;.
9:40x. 10:29.
Charles P. Murphy, of Tammany Hall.
shall hereafter dominate the state or»
ganimtion. Chairman Connors came
to Albany last night primed for the
fray and dctcrmincd to make things
interesting for his opponents at to
day's mcctlng. Murphy. who also or-
rivcd last night, declined to comment
on the raritius charges Connors has
made against him. All he would say
was that‘ today‘s meeting would tell
the story.
A morning of the anti-Connor's com-
mittco men was held in Imadcr Mur-
phy's headquarters at 10:30 o‘clock
to.- tho purpmtc of finally determining
thc day'g program. This gave rise- to
reports that thpre was still a possibili-
ty of a compromise of some sort being
an‘anxcd,
(.‘balrnian Connors reiterated his
statements that he expected to con‘
tinuc in thc state chairmanship Job.
Among the nnli-Conncrs’ men there
was a manifest diaimsition to hold to
day's mcctiug behind closed doors.
'l‘hc Conncrs‘ adherents on the other
hand advocated an tuwn meeting and
it was Intimatml that Mr. Connors
would havc aothing vcry interesting
to to" his fellow commltiecmon.
mourns illill
WAIJ. STREET, 10:10 a. tin-«Only
a handful of orders was in the stock HAVIN. ‘
market for cxccuiioma't the upswing. A M 12 10! ‘1 10! . 10 ,
.9 nton a cuts net on e r . .-- : . ‘: , z .
am a n "1:37. 8:66. 10:38:, 11:19:. 11:41. I. .
way and then came to a standstill. l 1
P. M.—12:001. 1:21. "3211!. 0:013.
4:30. B:11.0:10x, tit“. 71:10:. 0:13:
11:18. no and 7:20 to
only.
uneoyh.
A. M.«-—12:5llx, 5:071. Milt. 8:01.
10:20.
P. Dir-32:60. 8:4“. I250x.
5:50x. 7:13. 7:42;. Mitts. 10:10.
NEW YORK TO IOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—ia:00x. 4:49, 0:40. arts. 1:16.
8:50x, 0:16;. 10:02:. 10:00. 11:0”.
11:08. ' ‘ .
P. lat—12:08:. 1:08 1:001. 3:51.' .
can. 3:55. 4:32. 520i. can, 5:37..
0:01;. 0:03. 8:031. 0:30. 11200:.
Cundoyo.’
A. lib—12:00:, 0:00.
10:02:.
P. M.—-d:0:x. stilt. 0:013.
[8:801. 11:00:.
can-u— “
IOUTH NORWALK TO NIW
5:85.
7:30. 0:10!»
7:00. ,_
-. rt
7
r.
WALL STREET. it s. m.-—Ao some.
what firmer tones prevailed for a
while after the opening..bnt this won
dispelled by tmncertsd selling of Read
Oundoyo. " ‘ i
In; and othcr leaders. all of which fl 2 . 1.“ 1:“
““1331 below ‘ycstc‘rdoy'sranal prir‘fa£ “Ali. ‘03“.1121310h ‘ . L . . , g ’
ilc'ngiostapont. o more ___ _. , , .
steadied before 11 o'clock. but be 9.1": M- 0.10:.tiotu,tr.tor.psru,
came duller ot the recovery.
w
WALL STREET. noon-«Strength In
the smoke of southern railroads and
Wmodomn‘ effect eit’t‘lto‘ gsnerol
scum seam“ "to ohsourtv.’
A. swam. armor. not. ’ '.
P. u.—-1;at. 1240!. 0:1}. 7:10., .
list. Louisville A Nashville rose 2 1‘2 “slayer
:féo‘wmga Calais: and Atlantic Coast Lino'oudztouthern A; n.——1:3o, nu, ‘-
8“ a "”1”” habit Railway pill. 2. Bonds wmttrrogulor. p, 3,43”, .- , , _,
“a“; .. to ‘ . want. manor. t‘...‘ paw...“ nits-oar re soothing,“
. .. w° “i“. 3"" ' , Union monomer u... m mutton A one". ms; any 10‘:
° ' stocks became strong. the rest or the 11:50.
Four per cent. paid list commenced to hordes slowi . but 9. “Mg”, um, am,
and small AMI!!!“ 10‘ there was very little dear for film” ., - , p
riled. stocks. Union l’ooiflc. lntcrboroush- A. ““7." . ”3*. w it”
7 Metropolitan ptd. and Bethlehem, 1' “.41“; | u; ,
South NONI“; , steel advanced! ti. Amortconxi‘ete- r. 3‘ . . . ..
Trust Co. 3mm "" ‘W- ./ sou-rs so new
IIPINID WGAII VANOID. A. Ila—ditto. 1:1}. 0:15. 10 ‘
NEW rottimume-Alt. soot 11m. .
refined sugar were harshest to a F. Ila—dim. 1m tidbit 4;;
. boarder notational"... . . I m- «tw '
w" mini”. * t’g’ ~' in! it; s. is}!
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