Get Your om; wants
Filled st'the’ “ ".
Bridge Pharmacy
,. P90!!!“ "Id “Milt service It
all times.
prescription worn. ‘ 31- ,
Chains for our troll” nitrous
Come in and wait the 7mm.
names . PHARMACY
J. PAileill. Manager.
Personal emotion given to all , I I
If You are
illlmlt it --,s
deny it" worry
nerves are sure to be
l. bi
looks. They will helP You all
L
.John Rider. of Goshen. was a visitor
is ill the present owner of the big
in East Norwalk Sunday. 3
Alonzo Wheeler. ot’East Norwaik.
has been visiting in Bethel.
4
Emerson Ayres, at East Norwaik. is
threatened with typhoid fever at his
home.
Miss Laura Baker, of Fort street. is
spending the day in Greens Farms
with friends today.
Norman Seymour,’oi East Nor-walk,
is a. guest for a week of his uncle, W.
E. Russell, of Brooklyn. -
Local friends are planning to attend
a benefit dance for "Billy" Wilson, at-
Baton Point. Friday evening.
A semi-monthly meeting of the East
Nor-walk Fire District committee will
be held next Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Dow and
son Charles, oi Boston. are guests of!
Mrs. Dow's father. Emil Rudolph, of
Cove avenue.
Worthington V. Snow, M Bristol,
who has been visiting with lss Laura
C. Baker, ill ll‘ort street. for the past
few days, returned to Ills home ges-
terdny. I
The snapper blueilsll appear to be
running a little better around the
docks and down the harbor. Daily at
high tide there are ninny parties at-
ter the desirable little lien. .
—~All kinds of school shoes at Con.I
nenlly & Bracken’s. iii Washington at.
John E. O'Sullivan proposes to keep
his Uorion House open ulltii NovomU
bcr let this year. the some as usual.
The season is believed to have been
quite a good one all along the shore.‘
C. Ward Van Aistyno began a vaca-
tion from his duties at the Crescent
Laundry today and has gone to New
Haven to be the guest for a few days
at his cousin, Edmund Crofut, who Will
return with lliln Saturday.
Robert Tale is enjoying a vacation
from his duties at the store oi the
b‘ox Cycle Company iii South Nor-
wnik. Together with several friends.’
he is camping out at Nauvoo island.
The young men propose to break camp
Friday.
The llev. w. W. lililles, pastor of
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
has returned home from his vseation‘
sojourn in the Catskill Mountains, and
Mrs. Gillies has returned from Asbtlry
l'srll. l’nstor flililcs will occupy the
pulpit of his church Sunday.
"Lean" Sherwood. who is a well
known character about this end of the
town was in great glee today on his
daily rounds. lie reported [Hill he had
set-ll a fine display of Ilit‘. northern
lights about 3 o‘clock this morning.
Loan also said he saw a comet blit this
is doubted.
lionry Seltzer may be at constable.
'i‘iie waitknown barber was nominated
for this office at the Republican cau-
cus in Norwaik last night. ilunry was-
l‘lgiil on the job and will do ills best
to attain the office. it clot-toll he will
be East Nurwalk's first constable in
several years.
iluroid St. George. cotltltlt'lor on the
East avenue line. and Joseph ll. it’lnils- '
land, inotornlnn. had a line day‘s out-
ing yesterday at Silvia llork. They!
report flint snapper llluc fishing is ov-
all more popular them than around
these waters. The long pier was filled
with fishermen.
A. J. Cowan and family are moving
today from Scsviow nvcnuo lo Du".
bury. Mr. Cowan was inrlnorly con-
lit'I‘Il'tl with the South Noruulll other:
of tho .lobn liltilt'ock Life insurance
t‘llllipliliy Ilili. lllitllli ll month ago “its
ll‘llilbt‘ll‘l'l‘tl to n more ilnpoltllnl posi-
iloll ill lianbul'y. «
i
— You cannot afford to loud anything
buttlle best. l’liono lib. ManuelToro
Hatch.
Miss Madeline isliinpson. oi' l’ceks-
kill, N. Y., who has been visiting With
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aistllorpe. of
Heaview avenue. for tho slimmer, ex-
pects to return honle on Friday. Her
brother, Emery, and her mother. Mrs.
Emory silllpnon, are also here and ex-
noet to return home at the same time.‘
The approach of fall weather. made
manifest by the cool nights and marl»
lugs has brought out thoughts of the
Daubln‘y hair, which is only about it
month off. One East News“: man
said he had been trying without auc-
ceas for five years to go to tia- fair
and lie is determined to be slnrcossftll
this year.
it is expected that thero‘ will lu- a
big turnout this evening the special
meeting of the East Norwalk lv‘lro de-
psrtmont to milk. arrangements for
tho reception of the new piece of ilro
ltpnrntus. ’l‘llo affair will be hold
some evening next Week and will in-
clude a parade over from south Non
walk and ii feed at the Vail Znildt
street lire house.
The Mary Lee. of New York. the
fine large cabin launch belonging «to
Mr. hack. of ilnnllury. which has a
berth of the East Norwslii club, was
stripped of her mounts acceptor
moms yesterds and all the Interior
decorations all articles of comfort
taken out. Mr. Bucktls anticipating a
pleasure trip and hell decided to but
the boat up for the winter.
The East. Norwalk Yacht Club has
recently and a handsome present In
the shape of s combinstfon billiard
. paints-d.
Crawford residence property in Banks.
tack and has a fine motor .vacht, the
Mary T, which is quartered at the
East Norwalk Yacht Club. The table
has not yet been placed in the yacht
club but will be shortly.
The Republican caucus last night
idemonstrated that East Norwal can
accomplish something politically with
a little effort and demonstrated some-
thing else beside. As to the first, East
Norwalk won out on choosing her own
delegates without dictation—who Nor-
, walk members of the party apparently
realizing this was only adhering to
ordinary decency. it is maintained.
however. that even this would not
(have. been accomplished but for the
' fighting insistence of Leo Davis for at
least a half way square deal for the
East Norwalk wing of the party. As
to the second, it was made manifest
that East Norwslk is as far away as
evdr‘ from getting the Not-walk breth-
ren to give her the candidate for all
i portant office, such as selectman.
re was much talk last your about
giving the nomination once more to a
Norwaik candidate and then this year
to East Nol'wnlk. i’rcscnl develop-
ments have shown this to have been
little more than "hot air.”
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Miss Minerva Carpenter. or Nay
tnond street, is spending the week with
relatives in Westfleid, New Jersey.
The Rowayton Men's Club expects to
hold it clam bake in New Canaan on
Labor Day. and a pleasant time is bo-
lng anticipated by a large number of
members who will attend.
Miss Bessie Clark, of Pennoyer
street. has gone to Plantsville. whore
she will ‘he the guest of Miss Eitn
Keller, who has been spending several
weeks with Miss Clark in this place.
The stcanlcr Kate C. Stevens has
returned front Bridgeport. where it has
been thoroughly overhauled and re-
cns is now undergoing a gcnrul-l in-
spection arid clean-up.
A large number of people from this
place will attend the dedication of the
renovated Methodist Episcopal Church,
in Darlon, next Sunday morning. A
special invitation was extended to the
Methodist Church in this place.
Captain Harry llunier and party or
friends, who have been cruising to
Newport. Narugansctt l’lcr, Watch
Hill, Block island. New Haven and
points along the Long Island shore.
have returned to this place, They re-
ports fine trip.
Rowayton people had a considerable
fright at ltolon l‘oint last pruning at
6:20, when the cnilre uppcr works of
a trolley car pilllcil off. 'i‘hl' trolley
pole, spring. etc, fall into ”to water
near the Roton i’oint bridlzc. and smile.
of the passengers narrowly escaped hoe
lug hit by it.
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lilIIIHI Alli illiiiillilil.
A touring party who posed through
llai'lon yesterday had come all of the
way from Tennessee by automobile
Thaddeus lloyf and family are mov-
ing from Oil illdgc to their recently
purchased property ill i’rollpoi-t ave»
line.
There are uncalled for letters at the ’
lisricn poat-otiico midrosuml to \t'. l.
Saunders, Edgar li. ulna. John Abel
and Scandal” Luigi.
There will be a recital on the new
lDiDo orllll M "II Dorian Mfiilmdill 400")anle took place last wee
Church on Friday evening, September
9th. by Dr. Gerriit South.
it is planned to have the annual ple~
etc of the Darion Conltroiintionni Hun-
da school tomorrow at flotml Point.
if {he outing is to be held. the church
ball will be rung at s a. in.
Charles Smith has recently resigned
his position of Monroe and Palmer's
grocery store in Springdsio. it is m-
ported that he intended to embark in
the grocery business in ilsrien.
Work has been started on the build-
ing of It new house for floral F‘roe lio-
livery Mniix carrier nenismlu “tumor a 90mm of that sits succumbing:
mood and family. The collar is about
completed. Tho original house wan
burned to the ground ll number of
woolen no.
”a Wm... A is...“
£2.12 Tea
Ode Tel “Now! Out" of Minty
ages. Milled Green and black, pm.
m6“. Onions Ceylon and illdlll. Eng.
itch buckles .
Sebliciltiilg Bros. 8: Co.
eel-disliked Ave. a min st. bill-ion
sit-at own. my. Grain. near
and had. hardness. Paints. Glass. ate.
m
and pool table. a gilt from 1". ma.
who ill a member a the club. Er. Leif-
w. ’ihl- icg' . _ .3; . _..
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NEW YORK. Aug. 8i.-Arrivelll
steamer Kdenig Albert, Naples.
lfljyoui‘stomltcllis wrong; your . , 3
on edger-sndyour blooditnpnre. :Be
will help you and will givcuyour system the mtursl help it needs.
A few doses will make a great difference in your feelings and your
thee from delta-"LO bright. eyes-40 hcdithy active organs.
sure. quick and tonic family remedy will help Nature to
Restore Your, Full Vigor
“ M Mullen. l. messes amen-.10...“ all.
The steamer Mabel C Stcvvl
We have it in 14 lb. and 132 lb. pact...
(ll
liver and insotlvceyour
along, the tides—to a clear head,
This
Mrs. Stevens-Ford. oi New York. is
stopping at the Roton Point hotel for
a few days. .
it is the intention of Messrs. Wil-
liam and J. A. Farrell to purchase a
fine now yacht before next season.
Mr. Purdy and family, who have been
at Bella island all summer, return to
their home in Brooklyn. tomorrow.
Miss Ruth E. Merrill. of Plttsfleud.
Mass. is a guest of Mrs. '1‘. Marshall
Andrews at the Beachside cottage.
ilello Island. for a few days.
Mrs. Mabel banker and son. of Stat.
on island. New York. are the guests
of l). E. Burlington, the Roles Point
photographer, for a few days.
Mr. Williams and family, who have
occupied the outage St. James Place,
at llcllo island. during the summer.
have returned to their winter home in
New York.
. Captain William Young. janitor of
tho Norwalk Yacht Club, who has been
til at IIIH home on Hickory illulf for
sovcral days, was able to resume his
duties this afternoon.
D. E. Burlington, the Reich Point
photographer, will leave for the liar;-
ford inlr, September it. where he wil
remain a few weeks and then start on
his proposed motor boat trip south.
Dr. E. E. Allen, who has been occur
pying the line houseboat Wigwam. of!
the Norwalk Yacht Club. this sum-
. nlur. contemplates disposing of it. and
mill next season purchase a large
: cruising yacht.
. "slaps
l Henry llalsfon has moved his family
i to East Not-walk.
3 Michael McCormick, of Philadelphia
is the guest, oi his mother.
3 Wesley Perry is once more tlbic to
lll‘ out after a long illness.
! Miss Ethel Hendricks has returned
froln a two weeks vacation.
I Frederick Bradley entertained
guests front Brooklyn over Sunday.
Miss Maud Steiner gave a party in
her friends at (‘ompo lit-sch recently
Miss Harriet llrndloy has returned
from a visit with friends in Now its
YO“.
Mrs. Arthur Soicy has been (‘lllt‘l'
mining her son, Edward Suiey. of
Greenwich.
The Black Rock baseball nine will
play against the Yannlgsns ill Sauna
luck. Sunday.
.1. J. Glliotto gave a rialnbako to
about 30 friends at the grove on Wood
lllll avenue, Sunday.
. lmslic Bullion fell into a hall» on
(‘llurch Hill Sunday evening slut and
tamed a painful lniury.
' Edgar l’crry. Joseph Sands and Ed
1 ward Ermarh enjoyed a trip to Long
{island and return. Sunday.
l Frank E. Talbot has recovered from
3 the effects of a broken rib and resum-
l od his work at the Buliguturk Mainline
l luring company.
5 Harry liners. Michael Clary sud
li‘illtrlos, ilolshauson enjoyed an llll
iliny'l automobile trip to liprillgiiold
{and return Sunday.
Earl Harlow. of Port Chester. who
lhus been the guest of his aunt. Mrs.
‘ F. ii. llatierson. the past week. is now
. a guest of hill former schoolmatc, ’l‘lltl~
filthy O‘Neill. at Willilipauk.
; Announcement illls been made of the
marriage of Miss Anna (Jol‘dml and
illurr Ballot. a local tl‘oileynl n. The
at the
inarsonago of the Hallgstuck M. E.
. churt’h. Rev. Mr. Scrvls ofllclstlng.
1 “mm.”
1 ‘ mnerLs essstvals.
Kill. a Woman ox'Yssf‘a of Age in
Buffisld.
BliF‘Flillili). Aug. ilk-«Mrs. H. H.
ismith. aged llil yearn. riled at her home
.in Massachusetts yesterday about I
llnilo beyond the state line from Sui-
ilvxid. of a llluiiuiy diagnosed as infan-
,lile paralysis. she had been ill a week.
i'i‘llls is said to be the first case known
i
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COLORIO VWAlTlflI I‘l‘illttl.
.illlthtiN, l'll., Aug. atmNegro
waiters at a fashionable fan at Ellnflit-
Iliii‘x import out on strike yesterday.
when two were summarily dismlmd
heinous the refund to serve the mllo
illf‘llllltl of c hotel. Other help was
obtained and the situation was mlieva
ad. The discharged men wanted extra
compensation for serving the mu-
sicians house: they got no tips while
their follows received tram also to
till a week in that from other nests.
AUTO PLUNGID iNTO CROWD.
.i
‘ to tho disused.
stuns Buvaria. Aug. aha-midis:
note but: Inghnm. of am helm.
was killed and titan Agnes R . of the
slime city..wss severely iniured by a
runaway automobile. as they were
leaving the Print: assented theatre
tut night. The driver at! loll control
of the car as it eppm bed the illsin
entrance to the play been laid strut-Va
in: suddenly it plunged into tile crown
Iii the sidewalk.
‘t
I’IAlvt
sil'
' ubmtti
ling allow Nomination the cm Hall ,
. O ”I.“ ‘fikv ‘ ,
Tonight will conclude the cream
vaudeville pro ram Attila Music Hall.
sad the iollow as artists VII", be seen
for the last time: “Erasmus." ltaiy's
nutrient harpist; Lawrence and flair
' 111, George AdamBnAds LaMar, Ed.
ward P. suilivan di 00.. Norman the
f‘rogmsn. Many good things are in
date for the patrons this fall. and good
«how: will be the this. Special sli-
louncement is madeirlby the manage-
‘ng a great variety of; good talent has
been secured for the} st hallo! the
week. beginning with ’matiaee Thurs
day. The pmgmn will include the
Harringtona in their nest trapeze set,
iffering some wonderful ring and bar
aver-k: Robert. Sunderland , it 20., , in
in up-todato .eomedy and dramatic
alsylet that has been featured through.
out the circuit as a headline act: the
Musical Stewart. who has a unique
iffering. introducing a refined musical
lct; Florence Horst. a singing comed-
lenne of note. and the Fabriancs. well
known international singers and danc-
ers; also new motion pictures. Special
attention is called to the pictures this
week. there being a new sheet install-
ad. The pictures are changed daily.
Prices are: Children fl cents. adults
10. matinees; l0 and 20 cents at night.
Patrons are not obliged to wait. blli
can come any time betwaen 7:30 and
10:30 and see the entire performance.
No waits; continuous performance. .
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JOHN BROWN’S CELEBRATION.
OSAWATOMIE. Aug. 31.—-Celebra-
tion of the anniversary of the day
when John i‘lrown‘a men withstood ten
dates their number of Missouri gueril-
ion in the woods at the ends of the
town of Osawstomlc began today. At
least 25,000 persons are expected here
tomorrow at lllt‘ second day of the
‘olcllrntlon when Theodore Roosevelt
will make the address dedicating to
.hc state as a park the wooded hili~
"ride where the battle was fought.
loscph (l. Waters, of Topeka, the draw
tor of the day. rotor-ring to Mr. Rouse-
voii, said: "Tomorrow uneven greater
audience titan this will be addressed
by an cit-president of the United
States, illustrious. honored in all lands
and esllrvcially loved in Kansas. We
:lorr in him as a magnificent epoch
man of an American citizen."
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HELP THE LlOHTHOtJSE MiGSlON.
The ladies of the various churches
who give their time evenings to work
at the Lighthouse Mission trying to up
lift fallen humanity. will give a cake
sale at lloxior‘s drug store, Friday
afternoon. The proceeds of this sale
will go towards the work at the nits-
ill)". The work that Is being done at
lho mission is downing of notice. The
cakes and broad will be of the best
quality and all home made.
GLOVER’S
”THE new
SCHOL
what our St‘llOtli. Elltll'is
are made to stand
Complete—Lines
Solid Throughout
has
“WEAR OHOIO THAT FIT”
Twomrea
Norwsllt 80. Norwalk
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Eight Dollars
Only $3
Cotton Felt 3
Mattresses
Spedsilfriee This Week
on.
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O. K. Ml‘l’Ol‘lIU-n UNMTMII
3r. A.“ tutorial.
nabs: abscissa
collulll Vim. Milli mall on.
stimuli. oeva.
1
meat that a vaudeville about content- .
literals-$848
" i‘c‘ thil‘bosr“ creme made for the skin.
I if you have a red. rough, illotchcd,
: sore. unsightly skin, try this great
3 product of the American Drugglsts
. BYhdlcsta. ,
You can use it for, massaging
wrinkles and for a sallow complex-
ion. as it wilituns and beautlfloll, is
safe. harmless and does not grow
hair.
No woman who vulucs her up:
pearanoe and who wants a smooth
clear skin should let a. day go by
Without trying it for the face. neck,
arms and bands. ..
Get it for 35c. at any A. D. 8.
drug store.
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Will mammoth" virulll'lsfs.
W‘
These are the local A. D. 8. druggists:
Allen. the drought. .
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The Cliiferd Pharmacy.
Ouiliner A Corny. Preps.
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SOCIALlBT PARTY RALLY.
The Seclsllst party will hold another
rally in Washington street and itali-
road avenue, no t Friday night. at, 8
o'clock. Charles . Peach, of Danbury.
will be the speaker. and he to expect-
ed to touch on local matters. as he is
a former resident of The Norwnlks.
Mr. Peach is the Sociallstic candidate
for representative in Congress from
the Fourth District. it member of the
executive committee of the Socialistic
party. and exrpretlidcni of thc llsnbury
Central Labor Union. lie was also the
Socialistil: randlato for governor two
years ago.
Automobiles
TO RENT
Repairing and General Overhauling by
first class mechanics.
Agents for Maxwell, Ktzlehler'“l0,“ Co-
lumbia. l-inpmoidlo. and Everitt "30."
Brand new Everitt demonstrator in
town.
Do you watch the little iiupp. You
can see her every day standing up and
doing service. Greatest twoepasscngor
car on earth.
Phone us or come and see us.
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Norwalk ,COnsolidated
Auto Company
want to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today
$14.75....
DESIRED
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
Housatonic
Power Co.
BEAR AT BOOK RIDGE.
Gypsies Lost It. But inhabitants Are
. None the Lens Fiat-fol. : .
_ GREENWICH. Aug.‘ lid-«The resi-
dents of hook Ridge, a section of the
town where is located the homes oi!
Percy A. Rockefeller. William H.
Rockefeller. C. W. Post and others of
prominence, are considerably disturb-
ed by the reports that a bear is wan.
daring around in the woods in that sees
tlon. Their fears were nonallayed by
the appearance of a band of gypsles
yesterday inquiring for‘a bear which
they claim to have lost. '
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LIGUOR VENDOR FINED 3300.
NORWICH. Conn, Aug.
ward C. Stanton. of New London. was
before Justice of the Peace Bowles. of
Montevlile yesterday charged with
ditsriilutiug and selling liquors in sno-
ilcense town. He was fined 3800 Ind
costs which he paid. the total being
about 3328. Today Joseph Galiipino
was brought before Justice Bowles on
the charge of selling liuqor, and evi-
dance was mesented‘by state officers.
A fine of $250 slid costs was imposed.
He refused to pay and went to Jail.
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
1| North mill'slml. lentil Nor-walk.
Residence. I Washington Itrut.
Telephone at office. m
Telephone at house. as.
LakugElce
3 winds of winter. are ._ 1‘:
ourwsy. A specialty chitin»
Cleaning and Repaid ,
Furnaces. Iempld careful; ‘ '
capable men. who . 0 their w
well. it you need a NY. ,
FURNAC give me a chance
figure on t a work.
Horace R. Nssllf
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Definition of Chiropractic ;;
Chimpncno'is the science of. ’
‘cause of the disease and the art at
lusting the some. Diseases crocodiles)
by a wrench. twist or Ilium in lib
back. Even if done in childhood
creates pinched nerves and pith {3
later life in the itinerant and: all
limbs. ‘
Chiropractors remove the cause bl
this disease and pain. all haunts
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body. ,
Nervonsness. Rheumatism, m
sis, Heart. Kidney and Female on.
cases no given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine. You win
never regret giving Chiropractic I
chance to help you. M
T. FRANCIS. D. C. .
64 WASHINGTON or. so. nonwsup
Magnetic Treatments GMn Also, ; .
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For Sale in any amount
Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
all Parts of the World
Send Required by Law
‘Dspoaited was State of Court.
For Protection of Patrons
insurance and Real Estate Agents
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5 Railroad Av... South Nerwnlit
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IOUTH NORWALK, conu- m
meanders A assent. maxilla
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QUICK AUITO SERVICE
ca inrplus and Pral-
oloo.moo 0mm 3
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gowns N. narnswoou. one. :
IOHN H. KNAPP. 1n Vice-Pres. ,
timescales ll. ROWAN. and Visa-
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Have ‘Rsnts Collected. and all Busi-
ness in Paspcrty done at
forefii‘yl'ooin
lobbied!
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tones from over! standpoint.
that they are
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