‘. 4.. 7 .
“9?!)
they would I‘ll hI‘I’I‘Ii
limbs: thbiéov
' jhsilik's days a“
new hold than of my ”hit“.
and or anpihontiidy one. and
now, 0 pn- o mm mm drips hers
up To V9 lira
The Way who said: to had than in
All,“ ill: (or
war milk“. I»: a'hs
avatar. {01' to make so so
the morning. but en's never
it as: dillleuit or
rain
heavy oooidng.hg ow—she known.
8
l . is wh I s
“I". '0an no fimmm’h the
d it I k on can“:
loam: :13 team 3:2»). blInda'immnolatfig
tho imam the shoots
up to them VT“! I even. But
the room Isn‘t ‘I‘hotoi I no smoke. on
smell. no outside but, no dmdnryi n the
kitchen when pass! attire-I. stoves is used
I: has a Cabinet pop with a shot! ,
nickel finish. with the bright blue of thdcliim‘hy
and attractive.- Made with l, 2 and
. can be had with or without Cabinet.
Every dealer Worst If ”as: It‘ivourI. writehfor Descriptive Circular
_fiiil Company
Stan
- .ummiflfi‘” mam-w.
TWO MEN HELD FOR
, ASSAULT.
NEW HAVEN. May 20.%dlln Litcli
field, 14 years old. living on Columbus
avenue. went to the room of George K.
Lee, or Hartford and l. H. Rhynde of
Nova Scotia, to sea Haiicy‘ s comet last
night But she told her mother she
was just “going around thcc corner.”
When she failed to return homo by
daylight her mother became worried
and notified tiie police Leo and Rhyu-
iiiliiiiiiillii
“A lady came into my store lately and said. '
““Wmn anagram NWflheook Warm
I want one now for my summer home. 1 think
I . ,er sire wonderful. m
7‘ } ungainly sternum»: a: p “
y..
lmsmmnmwmul u .
lbiDECENT
BIJOU DREAM
(FORMERLY HOYT'S THEATRE)
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Mlle-m late: Beams
7 you got this stow—see
that the name late »
reads“ NIwPerihct on."
filing plates and food hot. “I.
I, makes the stove ornamental
3 burden; the a and 8-hurner stoves
deI were today held in police court
l'01 examination next SutuIday unch
3500 bands on (bulge of imlcocnl us-
sanit.
”‘...
FOR MORE THAN THREE DE-
CADES
Foley's Honey and TM has been a
household favorite for all ailments
of the throat chest and lungs. Con
talus no opiates and no harmful dings.
The Bridge. Pharmacy
r H
iiiiliiiiiiililils
Coney
A Night on the Beach
-m...
A Bevy oi Pretty Girls and Comedians
Island
Inge and Farrell
Comediennes
Viola Daily
Songs
Neary, Bliss and Ross
Dancing Novelty
_ waist)»—
‘ NEW MOTION PICTURES
Matinee VAUUEYOILLE zcEVf’f'iggg
.DD'Y. Mlflm
‘ Etery Saturday Continuous Performance irom 1:30 in ii P. M.
Matinee
said 100‘”
NW!
:PRICESA-
120x sum 25c
Evening
10 and 150
. c h.» We... I’m—nu,
FRET? spine. sv fisrsmsnr
seem a Do. oeso Ixctuswsui
MUSIC HALL
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
LAST TWO DAVS OF
The Colitis Square Stock Co.
"4 THE ORIATEIT OF ALL
MILO DRAMA PLAYS
1 THE;
FACTORY
GIRL
‘V‘NTM. ........100Im0,30¢
IATuiiflliv. MATmII. .iOo slid Ibo
NI’I'I wees silos r0 vaubI
VILLI saw as. '
hdll‘
s
‘" 1"“
DASE BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
MIAoow orator.
Nest Gallic. Ssihrdav. Mil? Iliit
NORWALKS
Mum sacs
In vosk
wmn saints timber-y Mai. 4 to l
onus cattle am
contains. 25 casts
DOVE UNDER ll! YTARI‘. 10 OINTB
~ lQPI'DDIJOG)’ and the Present Bins at its
_ ‘il whit h the sermon will be pwacbed
MRTSROOMT.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
South N‘orwalk Francis Bourn‘o tin
ham. DJI, pastonsenuons. morals;
The Exailation cans Christ. Paula
ulilllment; ovonin ‘ii‘hb ch You
ulor: or Ran . anin’tsidouth "i:
arch the third sormaaviu the III-1
as on Men and the Church Muslh'."
Metal no.
Prelude in D .................. West
Anthem—«Jesus, the Very 'l‘houaht of
Thee....... ........... Kinder
Anthony—0 Come to My Heart lord.
Jesus ..... .. Ambrose
PreludswUnfold Y0 Portals Everlast-
ing. .a...... ...... :Gounod
EV!“ ins.
Prelude—«Twilight ..... ..... l'iuler
Anthem—Ho Shall Food His Flock. .
Harker
Contrallo Balm—«Como Yo Blessed.
Saul
Miss Bump.
Choir Hymn .......... Mendelssohn
Postludc ............... Mendelssohn
Nomalk Methodist Church, Frank ll
Tonej. bestow-Morning worship.
it): :10; subject of sermon “Things on
much one (‘an Depend." Sunday
morning class meeting. 9: 30, led by
F. H. ilodient Sunday school. 1.2: or. p.
In.. E. L. Wethorwsx, superintendent.
Epworth League devotional service.
0: 30 1). III . topic “A Measure for Pray-
or” ; leaders. Mrs. Thomas Baxter and
Miss Adclnldo St. John Evening sore
vice,7 :30 p.n1.. subject of sermon.
"'lhe Message of a Man Who Would
Not be Silenced." Tuesday. 7: 45 1)..
In. class meeting F. 'l‘ Roscoe lead-
cr. 'l‘hursday. 7: if. p. m.. proper melt-
lng: the subject will be "The Chris-
tians l’rivlieges'; please read Ephe-
siuusl: 1-.ii Friday.'13 :30 p. m.. lun-
loI League.- iod by Miss is; M. Ford and
Mill Swlght Smith Tile music [01
tomorrow:
Morning.
Preludewimplomptu .......... Fisher
Tenor solo- (‘ousidcr and hear
me' ....................... Wooilor
“Heal my or). () Lord ....... Aldrich
l’ostlude—— Mill't Il .............. Wallis
Evening.
Prelude—Communion in F: minor. .
listislc
Anthom~“TlIc Lord is in His holy
icmplc" .................... Brown
Postinrlm vtlffcrtolre in I“ ....... Miller
Knight Strect A. M E. Church. Rev.
S. ll. V. (iumba pastor—preaching at
it a 111.; Sabbath school at [2: 30 p
m.: Allan G. League at 7 p. m:
preaching by the pastor at 8 p m..
subjcci is Dancing 1: Sin? This is
one. of the subjects that has been piv-
en lo the pastor to preach upon. The
public is United to this scriito Spnc
lal mush. will be furnished b_\ the
choir undo: the di action of the chor-
lstcr. .lamca l'ershi
CONGREGATIONAL.
The South Norwulk Congregations“
Church
ttlrvr—l’uiliic worship at 10:30 a In.
l
by the pusim Tht’ lllble school in-
:luding the young man's dopartmont
ind the 301111); mnncu'u (1011.”me
poets at 12 o‘clock At thc Men's
Christian lnquirj Club the subject will
‘Ic “lowlgu Missions in 'l‘urkcv,‘ thc
ilscusslon bcing opened Ill John W.
{loll lt‘rcuiuu bonito ul 7: 30 o'tlmk.
at nhhli tho pastor will preach.
Flint Conureantioual (”hutch \‘or-
salk George II Egbert pastor lilorn~
up service at i0: Iii) propelling by the
pastor, Suudai sthool at 1:2: 1:. Ew-
liilK aeulco ill 7:30; the fourth in the
.crics on "Alli-r llenlh What!" M“ ilo
uIarkabio Firm-lichens With Spirits ':
Ioulm song scnii‘o. riotial and romp»
tiou in recognition of the tenth nui-
'rerHssI) of the present pastorate the
alumni on \l cducaduj at it; addrossoa
by local cicrgymcn and music by tho
:huIch i.il()il and the Egbert (‘lub or
clicslin. Y P. 8 meeting, Tbursdm.
at 7: .lll ( Illll‘(ll prayer service Thurs
day at S; the third in the series Sacred
fiiacos and the Now Testmnent—«Jmi-
"‘10
Marning
Proludcm Alicm’o alrnuxod llom
Fourth Sonata ........ A (lullmsnt
Soprano Solo tlioiin A. lluzsil‘cccll
llosttIIIscwl’cncc l [Icnvo ' With
lou ................ ..l V. Roborls
Quaitct ~~~~~ A Sum: t'oI lCIisIIr ......
l’ostludcv- l’t‘slal March ..........
W III II. lllcliil’lmld
Evening.
ilrcludc in ii ................ (1.“th
Quulict Putin-r. Tbi‘ (blldmn Bow in
. Adoration .............. .l. Barony
T-‘osiimli “Fantasia with (‘ hornl
licmy t~iIIiult
. BARTIQT.
(li‘ato ilnptlui t‘hurch. liar i4.
Vicholn. pastoI ~3illlll3)’ sonic-as. ii a
11.; Sunday school i::lii p 111.: young
.‘Wil s nibbling at. 7. led by Deacon
Ii. t‘. Mtutou; lilo. pastor will preach
it. ii; subject "‘i'our little Vineyard "
l‘ho Church inch-um meats ovary Wed
inuday evening. \i'cnkiy pruni- moot
mu 'iliursdsy moulllll All are invited
0 those services. ‘
Francis J Clay Mormon
.~»Nor walk
(‘hurlcs 8 Maclailund, pus ...
lib, prayer sermon and
“rad “ignition of l ’ Holy osmium-
lab. 1 ThuBlflldIVi hoot. 7: 3012. in.
evening prayer litany and sermon
inlay—«ii D In, evening mayor and
sixth lecture on Church History. Sat-
urday-74 D m.. Bible reading. Rev.
_ ‘ 1)., minis-
ter in charge
comma lphonetica- socisrv.
First. Christi alliance Booted. “2%
81: do “tripe
the renal gram, t'iiuin'nirioib "buidiiis.
at “l' II. In.g subject. and; "Soul
and Bad!" 'Teslllhohyiln in: Wed
nesdsy. st 8 p In. To both services
the public is cordially and fratornsliy
invited. Reading room open to the
public each wpak day afternoon from ‘
2: lbtoi: 20
W,
GALVATlO‘N ARMY.
Salvation Armym-Hoilnosa meeting.
11 a m; Sunday school, 3 D. 111.: nen~
tacostsl service at 8 p. In. All are
welcome
”WWW I
“fill. l.-l iiT8 llllIlilET
AT 00 IT? Gilli
(Continued trolh‘i‘irst Page. )
wriai menu was kept up by the menu
of wit and reason Which foliowmt
This dinner was known as the sec-
0nd annual affair. though it-is about
fifteen years since the first one was
held. However. it is now proposed to
remedy this condition and the present,
indications are that. a dinner will now
be held each year.
J.‘.Belden lint-mutt oillclstod nu
toastmsstor last evening and was glv
on the task by the clever menu card
fif responding to "its would swear it
ole through a two inch plank. " 74 N.
W. 208.
The other speakers of the evening
and their toasts were:
Wit~ "As a wit if not first. in tho
ilrst lino." ('loncrul Russell host.
The Republican Partyw—"Thero is no
such crime known to the law as that
of being a black Republican." ill Md.
485. John J. Walsh.
Legal Rou1lniscunoa-~“’i‘ho business ‘
of courts cannot be transacted as it
once was in small country districts?
6? ill App. 19.. duds? H. W. Gregory
The Dcmocintlc Par y-”llere‘s that
it may soon be contorted into my way
olthlnking.‘ Judge John Ii. Light.
Patience-«'1 will with patience here.
and find a limo
lloth meet to haul and answer snob
high things.
Till then. my noble friends. chow upon
this."
Judge John R ilootli of lluuburi
As will be noted some of the toasts
me from real decisions. Judge Asa ll.
Woodward and Judge Howard ii. Scott.
the latter of lh-ldacport. wore to have
been present but could not attend
on account of rho condition of their
health
The menu sun as follows an it up
p,oarod interspersed with legal doctr-
ions:
Eating dinnier is a manor of uccos
slit." ll N E 1051.
Country Club Cocktail.
"it is an inalienable right of the bill
zone to not drunk." 59 lilo. Ap~
pool. 12:,
. Steamed Clams
Not nffcctml by sewerage. if you don't
ili!IIi'\(‘ it link lilo. Lighl.
llroih
TlII- subsumed of things hoped for.
i‘lsm (‘ howdcr
"t‘lams are personal property. and may
become the subject of larceny."
108 N. {.201 . iWho stoic the one
that belongs in this?»
(Joim l'icklus
lll‘olled liiuc Fish
It‘i‘vllt‘il Fried Potatoes
"I‘uku II toll of every scaly tish that
swims within the lawyer's not.“
Soft Shell Crabs on “last
Grilled 811mm Potatoes
llroliod Lobster
Tomato and lettuce Salad
t‘oifoc (‘l‘eitlli
Rouuetorl Choose Toasted Crackers
Rainbow tlordlal
‘A tit occasion to deliberate is when
the court is full." ll l’oter. l73.
l’erfcclos Cigarettes
“The right to enjoy the use of tobacco
in a mural right that is not {or
bitld‘n by law." ll 8. W. 297.
(in the back of the menu card were
ihasc lcaa luaxims:
A client 'iih funds is worth two on
ciniiinacucy.
Every cloud (on a titloi has a silver
lining it‘or tho lawyer-I.
Sonic judges are born famous; sumo
acquire lamb. and sonic count from
Dtuiburi. ,
A rolling stone gathers no those. but
may resilii in I lawsuit.
Lao lIIvis Is nommltt of ar-
rangements, so he is desel- up at no
small amount of praise for the hard
work he put in attending to the many
details that it involved
The association elected the following
oilicars for the ensuing year:
’l’raaldcnt~.l holdup linrihutt
Vice- President-rulobn H. Infill.
secretary «(looms ti. Voshurph ‘-
'l‘roaaiirerr Jud“ H W. (Maury. i
Executivo t‘ommitteanudssJ . R.
I
-fi-a...‘
IPIQCOPAL.
Glace t‘limob. tho Rev. J. lionton
Nmnm lt!t"it)l- "iriuitv Bundsy. rim
:oiohmimi of the boiy malnutrition til
i unload: mnnuid colnbrhtrlon of this'
1on communion and woman at 10: an;
luridsy III-mini at noon; mission litm
lay school at llroiui River It ll; broil
ill: prsvor and sormon at. 7: ill) 'l‘hti
iiuslc:
10:30 I. m.
‘ioconsiouni “Ancient ol‘ days. who
sitiasl iiironed in story"
ntroit~l“'1‘urn Thy face from my sins“
Abroad
Communion service in F. . . . . . . .‘l‘ohril
’Father of all. whose luvs profound. "
Littertory “i am £1th and Oldstfl’k.
tiller
Reoessioruhlloly, Holy. Holy! lord
and Almigii t
y
Proumlonsiw‘rnsfiut at days. who
ii'iir"°tiii militia "'..‘D‘DD'D strum
l i a I O 1 i I I
iluhnfltlnit lslir Mat ...‘...titahford
Ofloiy. Holy libiy. Lord!
laiiieww'd‘hé Scientists of 'i‘liy .
“digit“ 1' ii'i”'iii n‘im 1“ a“
ilsim 2» 6y. 0y. by Lori
“tit. him.
Wand. MI Pm iO' MIMI
'l‘Ilnliy nocturnal); sundry. ii
i.
I and was tr Isterrod lotto
* horn anoint.
t‘syior, Judge ii. iii. Lockwood and
Lao Davis
The calamities ol‘ Lovl Warner. lins-
nnll From John H Light and .l. Beidon
ilnrllnut anhmiticd constitution and
by laws, which no to be, taken up sis
husiiious meeting ls‘lor
'l‘ijorn worn in attendance: '.lniiu it
Booth of lumbar»: Audition Hurlbuti
ltus’snii Front, .loiili it. ilidht. lflVlt‘
Warner 9' W l’orry Align J. Wdish
James 'i‘. iiulibsll. boo via (30an
H. Voshurgll. Nohmil seam
opp R. Mylar“. .llli’hnZr com l
are. l s
ofiiusnnm‘l t Percy ”gigolo. ”filial
ltsm A Orililn. Jr.. Aimd ill. Anslln,’
It‘ll 0 Gregory
practice’s)“:N Willi?“ It 60v ‘
WASHINGTON. any 71. - bri‘is F
Frankel of Bridpspo has re litholl
ills position Ik
tor allies of If}
and will return tug»
port one i to option a rin
lunar co allies. Mt
i'ormor try in the mills
.lr Ito‘s: Big”
r w .
rt [instance
lode srlnioni,
cream and. W tin intra-
ho has tsittiuo ii spatial course on III
«are no and ram “slim law in tho
i.
Bridgeport Advertisement
Size reg. value.
27 X 54 $3.25
4 (I x (it) $9.00
(It) .\ ()1) $22.50
Men’s Wear
l )1 an c I a
50¢ each.
with short siccvcs. tli‘awcrs
knee or article length. 50c.
for lllt‘ll
Spot i.Il.
:1 50¢ \aluc.
Neglige Shirts.
Specials at $1.00
Shliwu in lairficld
iiuw.
:\\.
EASEIALL.
I
Connecticut Leag‘u‘o Standing.
Hartford ..~ ......... ll 5
liridgoport ......... 12 I;
New Haven ........ ll ii
Waterbury .......... ll 7
Springfield ......... t) x
iiolyoke ............ 6 l0
Northampton ....... ll 12
New lirltniu ........ 7:2 , ii
Yesterday's Results
old 1
Al \l'ntorbnryw-Waterbury
yoke 2.
At No
llritain
At Northampton ~— Hartford
Northampton '2.
ti.
,, .
”we-n—
American Leanna Bung-inn.
Philadelphia ........ {I
ow York .......... i ii
)clroii .. ..... iii )2
llostoti ........ 1512
(‘ lowland .......... l' l in
Washington ....‘....l.l 17
Chicago ....... it til
St. Louis 4 20
Yule-ism Rabbits.
‘Ai llostou—llostou i, t‘hicago 2
A! tPthflphia~Phiiltl9lfibla
Detroit 2.
[Anna i (called on sixth. rain.)
land 2.
m
Iii blind?" " “gtiicii hp 1
try When they play
{shoot 11¢)an an (devout;¥
be top, mgr
door Mobil Lab action
by the? ii iii) :0
Ihby worn ti T3 {0%
ih'ulloy they Muouuywo
I
I
B. V. D. Athletic Shirts :qu
Poros Knit Underwear. shirts
in
Poms Underwear for boys. 25c.
Extra Imuliti lmc (:auzc Shirts
now 29?.
Of finest grade Lorrailic mus-
lin. mat attic nit]! .iltnchcd cuffs,
wmib regularly $1. 50 at $100.
\Vlll'
I
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l 3
Bridgeport Advertisements i
4
Established (5’37.
All important Silii.3 0‘ Aidan“ Rdhi
Seven dlfierent sizes, direct from the carpet mill.
W o remind customers thut an Ardahan is an "American Oriental," because though the yarns
.Irc 1b ed and woven here. the designs are copied faithfully from Eastern Rugs of high grade.
this snlc are reproductions of
Mesh‘heds, Cshistans. Ssrsbands and Saruk.
Price. Size
$3.50 9 x 10.6,
86.00 9 x’ 12
$15200 ii 3:; 12
SATURDAY, MAY 2:, 19m
Bridgeport Advertisemehts
The D. M Read Co
In
ii
rcg. valuc. Price.
$30.00 1.50
$35-00 24-50
$42. 50 $32.00
Extra large. 11 3 x 14. 3, value $52. 50. for $38. no. . .
\ \t‘i) iiuc assortment. and neither patterns or prices can be duplicated Art exceptional chance.
Shown on the second floor of the Carpet Store.
will
Summer Union Suits
for Women.
Low ncckcd and siccvcicss.
(iaintiiy trimmed with lace at tho
kncc:
50c and $i.00.
75c, in .00 and $1.50.,
’Cnllou.
Lisle.
Extra 31.2w.
Children's Union Suits. light
“eight cotton. high neck. short
slcucs. kncc length, 75c.
Do not delay it you are con-
sidering those Fouiards at 59¢ a
yard.
P (‘..
.iifiil
.867
2;; pence. This week ave invite
up,“ White Piece Goods.
.3'5 ' '
31:23 W mns. km ‘
.118 NW .. . .
At ilridgobortv—ilrids'oliori 1) spring
lid
3! Britain» New listen 3. New
‘7
1‘.t:. From am one L make a sstishi‘ctory
.192 Inca-on. Rddeptibna sapd’ ’dllior special one sinus
rig/pi wear for which wane w. are now so
.5 .
and Special Prices on itinerant items
.3 s " """"""
Jill: ,
.107
ii.
At WashingtonwWasbinaton l. at.
At New Yorkm ow York ll. Clove-
At ant. isohlséafhiiadslphla 8 8t
Louisa till his .
Persian Lawns. -
“axons, -
).
"yell.“ About twenty boys‘ mat to
mum" League will-"UPI. 12.. 1. Greenwich ind they were looked out
"if?” .......... :5 d. g; tor by Father Modulus». .
I‘ ............ I .I
”VD“ """"" m 3‘ DD? Kunming: ”it?“ ”at ~wn
313? :1“ u ----- “1"; j; “4 arm uranium. a burn in Iii o
m mf.‘ ’ “““ "‘14 M '6 local roofless Assoclat . ’iiail
amimn'f':':“ """"""" w m :38, distinctions: ”3PM?“ *Ils‘yem
bmsiyn . ti ii) .221 “D' D“ "DD“
”W‘D‘M" 1:21”!
Yesterday’s Results. “DAD To 3;” ”i 0.23”". ON
A: a a—rnnimr. and Italian. I“ ”Marga 1..- . .. ,W
9 . - r. n3 . , . .
will! ifiahmokiyn nah Chicago. mggsm ‘iiab; :1; «dig: “3mg
At ‘atllno nusuwNew York 7. Cinciu Instrument made by the . ' Ida‘-
nail naturism. he rs todav. luv
on importflni trains like i ‘
express out or city
ontinuod. ti I ‘ '
7 inn 9% iii“ . mg
I“?! I fill Ill“? ‘1‘! . . .. -
a, any the under III-rind _, ?, IND?”
{“3“
tastin- liner. raga n t’ “
Vinson ’
outs on'
590. $100-$175}
This has boon a remalitablc season for Wash Fabrics. Never be:
fore has there boon such variety in styles and beauty in Weavers. Our
recent display of Colored Wash Fabrics brought an appreciative ros-
your inspection of our large variety in
Dresden-Traine- Parisian Loos Cloth . Maude-Lille. Mer-
cerised limiter White Swiss. [lipid and dialled;
WWWMm} .White Crepes; Fancy
Goods. figured. and W. »
evidencing the cosine
k rest shell to
May Sale of Dinnerware, Opening Today
Plates of all sizes, Cereal Dishes, Cups and Saucers.
English Dinner Set. 112 9......
Blue Willow “ Cottage Set ” 2
Special “Cottage Sets "
White and G0“, 11.: piece set ialgc piallclsautidisiics
Stock Patterns to close out. very special.
$10.00
$5.59
.3400
$15.00
White Ruffled-
Curtains
I,)aiuticst of all window draa
perics are the White Ruffled Mus-
lius. \Vc offer a Special, either
plain or figured, worth $1.00 reg«
ular, r
80 cts. a pair.
Third Floor.
. , / O I
.Men s Shinings
Special.
' a
Madras, neat patterns, 12%c.
Eclipse, worth 19c, special at
I5c.
Cheviots, best of all good \\ car<
iug material i!/3C. '
The D. M. Read Co.
iii Iii Willi ill Sillil
80 to 250
15c to 250
18c to 350
200 to 250
lion or Graduation
WM» ior the general
souvedly popular.
«than. tthflsr t int. last. d
MAW» caning“
scone or be situated hour.
lira“ ll fim II accommodations to the
As instances0 ol the when“ at in
the as vices all the fillimilo ‘9 r-
l‘euI diver ms day yml will
board on Thu was); If :2 some on
the Harlem bruitbh vi not be pivots,
hutthn sands ihcduio will be tin
force. spin us or the its nrs‘
prl‘espT {to Hartford to,“ New H8
son will be“: you I parlor car all an
r
earlier train. bad this car Will in! book-
sd onto the it: or out or new arm.
W
WINDING! AT ‘LDTDMDT'
limiter W.‘ .
lot i. idllllc
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