fiyeotY . or
might?”
_ Bridge Pharmacy
._ reunions-misun- at
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
canons volitional ‘ "hoot".
, 0°“ ‘9 “with". 13's: m.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
a. translations-m.
The Advent Christian Sunday school
- (will hold an election of embers Sun-
,ay. . ,
' Mrs‘. Charles Coleman and children.
of First street. have gone to Danbury
«for a week’s visit. .
The Mayflower baseball team will
do battle tomorrow afternoon on the
Oval with the All Norwalks. '
Captain Arthur W. Day,‘who is now
located in Stamford. came up last
evening toEaat Norwallt to participate
in the-firemen’s celebrction.
Roy Carson. formerly employed at
the Crescent Laundl‘Y. Will re-enter
the employment of that establishment
Monday as bookkeeper-{am cashier.
' lilies Lottie Gray. of New Rochelle,
and not of New Britain, as has been
announced. is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Alstborpe, of Scarlew ave.
nus. ‘ ,.
So many people were going down
the harbor after Shoppers this morn-
ing that some people thought the town
had turned out for a general fishing
expedition. ‘ ’ ‘
The East Norwalk Fire District
committee held a martini the first
of the week at the motor generator
house in Seavlew avenue hilt only mat-
ters of routine nature came up for dll‘
cusslon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sherwood, for-
mer residents of East Norwallr. are
moving to Van Zundt street. from
Greenwich. Mr. Sherwood is now em-
ployed in one of the ‘South Norwnlk
look factories.
The house in Osborn avenue owned
by Mrs. G. E. Bogart. and formerly;
the property of the late Mill. Rawson.
is now receiving a coat of paint as one
of the finishing touches to extensive
“improvements. a.
Unpleasant weather again followed
the steamer Huntington this mansion
and cut down the size cf the crowd for
one oi the delightful Long island trips.
it has rained on the mornings each of
the last five trips that have been
made. ‘
James Parker‘s historical calendar
proclaims another important anniver-
sary today. it was just 134 years alto
today. September 9th. 1776, that the
name of this country was made “The
United States of America" by not of
Congress.
)arly risers reported this morning
that at 5 a. in. it rainhcd hard. Kalli .
has now been hard to supply for the.
weather man for several days. whicll
leads to the conclusion by runny that
the drought is to be followed by a rain "
spell of considerable duration.
The tug Addie V. towed a snow
down to Pilot island yesterday and ex-
pects to tow. it back in a day or two
with a cottage on it. Building Mover
William Cozgsweil is at the island pre-
paring the cottage for the trip, which
will be to Oyster Shell Shell Point.
Foreman Fred Petersen. oi‘ the plant
of the South Norwalk Engineering
Company. is suffering from a severe
vase of rheumatism. Mr. Peterson is
able to get about with much diillculty
but is unable to Work on account of his
trouble. Many friends hope for a
speedy for him.
llnrry (l. liubbell, who was so so-
vvrcly cut b the breaking or u out"
boy at the it nus chemical works ell-
iior in the week is getting along nico~
ly. Mr. Hubboli was not laid up by
the accident but his hands are so
completely bandaged that work is out
of the question for the present. There
have been no alarming developments
from the wounds.
The measurably anticipated annual
clambake of the East Norwalk rue
Po will he held Sunday in Bolton-
on’s code. All of the arrangements.
now complete. show that the event
.
hill—(E81000.
antral arcs
' 4W ‘ *
Frank H. Ishtar Offsro to Pay for
. «n...—
oamcss if it Falls.
lie n the use offlamoss today. and
you. ill recon notices gain in good.
healthy flesh. Togaii w q are this.
weak and run down, tills remarkable
flesh-fermion food promises plump.-
rosy. perfect health. v r, and vitality.
earners mingle- wit the foodthat is
eaten. so that it is
blood. and builds tip
use Same-e for a set or ten days will
soon notice a pain“? weight and an im-
Erovement in prenatal}. strsnsth and
as ' ‘ ' * r
lms . p . ‘
Put good. solid £th on year bones.
and you will be strong and well. in no
other way can this be done than by the
use of Samoan.
harp ‘ is in tablet form, iossant to
tail ‘ is sold bycne . the most
re a b “ are stores. in th Noe
Milk . Bast", enlist his part
squalmrantcs to reload the mom
Waits m
. ‘ a. . also.
Iaxpcrienco’ in the oinmbake line. it is
imitated by the“.
casing plump- .
aces and good healthy ssh. Those who .
. vewilne one.“ it will be laid
ndrsw lioness. ' a man ”of" much
.. a“...
‘Pl‘omildil to 0
pen the. bake “about .2
0301095 .. “7 ‘ ‘
lift?”
china. 'lghls- m‘mfmhmflfid of friend
[a n t a north t e rs eats a,“ or“
filiatggno won-l; oi the aromas is spurs:
.la every way the gelabration
;. accessories with the formalrocdiv‘
in; of the new boss wagon is consid-
ed successful.
. Mrs. Chadsey. of Boston; president
of the national Advent omen's for-
eign and home, missionar society“. will
preach at the Advent Christian Church
«ln.Van Zandt street Sunday morning.
in the evening Mrs. Chadsey will al-
so make an address and will assist in
the farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Hudson. who are to go to indie. to
become missionaries.
The residents of Osborn avenue and
especially a number who decorated,
were very much disappointed last ev-
ening over the fact that the ilremeu’s
parade did not go through their thor‘
oughfars. The decorations of some of
the houses were of an elaborate na-
ture. including flags and lillumlna-
liens. A considerable quantity of red
tire was also prepared for the arriv-
’al of the parade. The Osborn avenue
residents were ‘told by n fireman that
the parade would come through their
thoroughfare after they had first been
cities to understand that Osborn avo-
nue was not on the mate.
it is planned to put the new hose
wagon of the East Nor-walk ilrc de-
partmentiu actual commission Mon-
day. The new apparatus is not a com-
bination apparatus in the general
sense of the term. for while it carries
hilnd‘extiilquiilhors. it has not the his
taut; for the. chemical solution that. is
associated with a combination appar-
tus. The hand extinguishers will prob.
ably, be filled tonight and at the same
time or within a day or We the hose
equipment will be put aboard. The
”wagon is equipped with both a pair of
shafts and a hand pole. The latter
Will be put on for the present. neces-
sarily. because the district does not
own a horse. For some time there has
beenmore or less talk in behalf of pur-
chasing shores and keeping it man in
instant readiness, as well. to answer
alarms. but nothing in the nature of a
definite step in that direction has been
taken.
Mrs. Thomas McCabe and her
daughter. Mrs. Frank‘Ostcrhaus. of
.lioe avenue. the Bronx. New Y nit. af-
ter enjoying themselves regal for a
time at Asbury gark, were in town
yesterday. visiti How of tliplr very
old friends, all amongst thontiniher
Mrso n. W. James was one .or the fav-
oredo-r. dy.M,cCsbe looks as well as
she
tibld‘ use hat fallen place within
live year's. Shela saweli able to take.
the trip toNewpbrt. Kentucky. and
Ohio, asalie ever was in her life.
These are the too places where some
of her happiest days were spoilt. when
Thomas waa‘alivo and came back from
. one uteri: when
» p . . ldminstlonsandred 1 ,
fire‘a one i sir long of march last ev~
ey ‘ did. and certainly no percep.“
1?“ some other friends in a clam-
Qtv. _.> ~“ _ V. .H l .1 I ‘
room was some fast brushes bet}
labor Dav. 10m. of'lhs est
iglolflim
iii“tdi:li.‘°‘””“’”“ E '
ryant's Molliken's her;
one. even though its owhor was not
Momma. The-animal was driven by ‘
a young lady. who proved herself of no
mean skill.
Wallace it in 'i-‘l lb. and 1-2 lb. pacts
axes. Mixed Green and Black. For-
mosa, Ooiong, Ceylon and ludla. blast
llsh breakfast. . , ‘
Cor. Railroad Ave. 0. Main on. Dorian
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. no...
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. ill-sash).
liiill officials
The Roton Point hotel will close for
the season next Tuesday. The final
event in the hotel dining-room will be
the banquet of the Followurs of the
Midnight Sun. next Monday night.
Landlord Jacobs will make great prep-
arations for this event, and promises
one of the beat shore dinners of the
season.
--'l have been somewhat costlve.
but Dean's linguists gave just the re
sults desired. They act mildly and
regulate the bowels perfectly."~
George B. Krause. 306 Walnut Ave..
Altoona. Pa.
—.—-———’
liliii’ilill
William Alhin and
are doing jury duty
this week.
Prof. Salmon. of Yale divinity school
will again officials at the Farms
church. Sunday.
Fred ii. ilaiicrson and Charles
(ialupfcr enjoyed an outing in New
Haven, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Lyons. of
Bridgeport were inlmr day guests
at the horns of Charles Romper.
Tony Carusono. who recently pur‘
chased the building across the bridge.
is having it repaired and renovated.
The summer people who have on
Joy-ed shore life the past three mon-
ths on llarry Showood's property
have returned to their homes.
Superintendent Heath of the Con-
necticut company has been busy this
week lasulnu books to the children
who are obliged to ride to school on
‘rhc trolley. . ‘
Mrs. gyivest Forster entertained a
large annulment the ladiesb‘onnccl-
od with the C exntionait church at
Homer hours
at Bridgeport,
more the yeah: man .
seashore“ ownsdl byilocai snoop; 7,.
lies. .Mr. Bryant's horse was viotorb .
fills Tca‘l‘liilscd Out" of Many ‘
Schllchting Bros. 8: Co. ‘
i
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'2. ,. r; w
1‘ Feathers curled
"won'your hat
willie you wait.
‘ meltdown.
t
X
”Made from our
“new are
.. .. v.» {EMThe
c 9°"? or
. driest...
-‘ plumes , illicit shops.
sales.
can rage ,
and; Tris
alm't'm
vigor! sir chemist witcbsryt- and
w .
' "“‘ ‘umo‘r Has usual
' mud'muuiorltstlva granulation or.
approved styles for Fall and Winter.
Thumb ‘oarly in this new
I
withdraws, ‘ineritlng the s at
consideration on all lovers 0 , 0s-
”3; Feathers
WILLO '
oAdfidixardod “others by the METHOT ART OF
Codi of New; A" ” an
ill on realise the possibilities of tho‘Ml‘l‘HD . , .
‘ . i l FIN!
”5 WWWXW go: “adduwhraskod to pay ,for soup
humane. WHITE WILLOW PLUMES
“Don-I. stylish and unity Willows. 20 inches long by 15 inches
in breadth. are. cloud at exceptionally attractive prices to on-
These beautiful New nu Piumss no"... on nun-t value
in Ostrich Plumesrof Quality ever offered in this country.
we. .
fags—g...
’i‘
r —. w..=.q;.g~waag.og0ux » A
. ‘ ‘ no
and pioneer
makes the.
so verses.
.lM'
particularly hanldsoms
of the
nor . banter.
PLUMES
famous .
PLUMBO ,9 that
I ML‘P
AD
evening. A line musical program was
rendered followed by a collation.
The ladies of the :Congresational
church have enough money in their
treasury to purchase a new carpet for
the church. A roosting of the com-
mittee was held last evening at the
parsonage to complete necessary ar-
rangemcnis.
A very pretty wedding took place
yesterday at therChurch of the As.
sumpilon. the contracting parties be-
ing Miss Elizabeth Whitney. of Bnu~
unlock. and Frailk Brady. one of our
most popular motornien. Rev. J. J.
i‘luauan performed the ceremony.
Willi“-
'i'illss Florence lloWhi entertained
Miss Lucy lluvl. of lirldacporl. on in
her Day.
Miss Agnes (laden. of Pascale. New
Jersey. has been visiting her aunt Mrs.
J. ii. Slurxes.
Miss Sully Mlddlcbrook was the
guest over Sunday of friends in ‘Soui
iiunuuou. l. l.
Mr. and Mrs, James D. Fesaouden
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rembrandt
l‘cci in 'l-‘cnusylvnuiu,
Miss Frances Eakland was the guest
on Friday oi Mills (‘harlotio Pierson.
of South Nbrwalk, at The Knob.
The scholars of the North Wilton
Sunday school had the pleasure of
hearing llorborl Ugdou at the school
her home "Ill strum.“ Wednesday
the Civil War. as well as another son _
and daughter. who have all gone to.
.thairloug home. It is needless to say|
mlich'ibblit her dauwicr Kalle, as she
is t lv‘ery soul of wit and good nu-.
tura. nd the two together make a'
very nioysble pair.
~..m~
round
Miss Lizzie Dibble has returned from
a trip to Echo Lake. N. J.
. Miss Carrie IleWaters and Miss lico-
lrlce DeWaters spent yesterday in
Tarrytown. The trip was made by
trolihin
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plnkney and
son Albert. of Brooklyn. are spendinx
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. William
Plnkney. Rowayton avenue.
Mrs. G. W. Patterson and daughter.
'Mias Ethel. who have been spending
the summer in Rowayion. returned to
their home in Brooklyn. yesterday.
Several of the summer residents
have already returned to their home!
in other states for the winter season.
and many more will leave next week.
W? R. Thompson, of the Specialty
Manufacturing Company, Booth Nor-
walk. loft yesterday on a two weeks’
.‘tri to Albany. Utica. Syracuse and.
Wi seyvllle, N. Y. Mr. Thompson
idill malts the trip by boat. trolley and
train.
r mtfllfliflill
..Vivlan Wood of the Darlcu side is
attend“; thewSprinsdale school.
. A son was born Sunday to Mr..and
Mrs. Attenuator shsrwood. of Dorian.
- < w. {album-of Newton Heights. vis-
itedrseantl with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
items. in urinsdalc.
. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Richards. of Dar-
lsn. are receiving; congratulations on
the arrivalof a twolvagpound boy. :9
There are uncalled for leltortatfiie
Dorian m silica addressed to. John
Abs zfl a if. Chinery. John Craven.
15.1.}; Benjamin. coarse Austin and:
William 0. Lewis.
,. The Darlonjunion b sebail team is
a lap of no small a lily. as was
cadmium Day. When they defeated
‘ bythoseoreof 5 to 2,
‘ M for the Juniors and
for the reluiar team.
i.
, Midwest, event of importance will
’ocear this evening at the remodeled
W at 'hurch. At that
. ‘7 .Osrrltdglimit , organist of the
South church. New York, will
vs
are. . . .
, agony of Dorian young men mods;
I megawa-
jgiya an organ recital on the new pipe; ‘
t trlp‘, to Glen island utter; '
, (launch owned by Harry. I.
and mum Shaushneusyo ' .
‘ To the floating a Plumbing Co.
beat my six apartment bruise. using: a
chnnued for a builder lloilor and i
Norwallt. Conn. .11in 23. 'lil.
Do rlil': .
in. l
carnal! of what it had been the
way you i he.
itch swoon there were in the:
party aroidv. Cantrell and Hm;
4
l
I
_ sad it during the
my entire cost bill was ‘tiilil. making a not saving of 898.
You may use this statement in any way you can to.
Yours truly.
The silencer Boiler is
Mr. small 1. Jones. ileallnit a Pinned? co... morn. Conn.
fall gave us complete schema;
pracpd n: muons.
Very truly yours. ‘ "
. ....._........ mm...” 7‘."- . .. fly”.-. w . . ., a.
Narnia, Conn. July as.
Gentlemen: tuning the winter l' 1907-08 1 used "60 worth of coal to.
This I
ollor of well
later of Willi-lo and
known matte.
’ nanny w. MATHER.
..l .v
youmiaaoilln the Sentinel Build-
‘ia‘fa‘v ' w . Our coal bill was
M vii. may use this in any
Janus bosons.
strep. Evening sentinel.
' NM. ATTENTION
‘W 0050” RD N OR
FOR, OUR NIW» FALL CATALOGUE.
“THOT
enamel. shop-ca salami. ‘
it
i
GIVEN TO OUTsOF-
DIR! IV MAIL. WRITE U3
FEATHER
35%.. o oaeom.
891th“ ms or. .
house Sunday ailsrn
was “Purpose."
- Mrs. f). Ssllowlng and daughter Miss
Dororhy have left town for li‘lntbush.
where they will spend the winter.
Friends have. received Azores and
Gibraltar postal cards from Mrs. Henry
.llewlng. who is chronic for Constanti-
nople. ‘
Mrs. Ann (‘ennclly has been very ill
but is reported as ccnvalosclng. lier
daughter, Misdehn Murray. of Nor-
walk. in with her.
The Summer Whisi met Tircsdny af-
ternoon at the horm- of Mrs. J. M.
liotts. Among the out of town guests
.was Mrs. Horace Nash. of South .\‘or-
walk.
lleriuuda. the land of coral forma-
tion, was the subject of an interesting
raddress given by Rev. C. A. Marks.
in the parish building. Thursday ovon~
lug. His reminiscences of the recent
g trip which he and Mrs, Marks recently
took on the former‘s vacation, were in-
structive hind accurate, and gave his
.hcnrora a vivid idea of life in that
ocean-bound corner of His Majesty's
dmulnlou.
eon. ills topic
5, OREGON CONVICTS ESCAPE.
Tlil'i DALLES. Oregon. Sept. 9.”“A
report revolved from Lyle. Wash. tells
of the escape from the state road
making camp near there of two new
viris who lied to the hills and started
a forest fire to hinder pursuit. 'l‘ho
fiance are spreading in several dircm
lions and hundreds of acres of timber
and many homesicads lire in danger.
The convicts wore lruslics.
i
s T E w A” an
COOK
STOVES
are the equal of any
mode and lower
in price
$19
will buy a Stewart, fully
guaranteed by us
.... «We- a,»
The A. .l. Aogevinc lit Son Co.
134 to 130 Washington Street.
South Norwaik
WHEN A
Jl
HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be‘ in great demand. so if you
want to be teddy for the
heat. order year Gas
Range today
‘ ' “Vial i
. $14.75 up
on may "miniature Ir
DESIRED
W
f too. a.“ s,
." ‘ “his Trash.
. vane next. Tuesday’. afternoon with
. Mills. Westport.
. “out... -............. M4... . ...-.
x sarslsni "W”
The criminal superior court will con- ‘3“ >
Judge Edwin ll. (laser on the bench.
be case ,of Napoleon Dissonstte. , . ‘
s‘ arsed with the murder of Homer. ; 1.: ~ 3 . , ‘
Demcry. will probably be" disposed of Why leperlment‘tryingto
this term. He was sentenced to life dhndmif 3012111!"me undfll'
imprisonment by Judge Ralph Wheel‘l sfinflltbfl‘e‘asy lotion .0
or but Bissonnette'a counsel appealedld, icing...when""l?laiate
to the supreme court and managed tolwiilt , ril 1W9»,
have the lower court's ruling set aside. i tap; ~. __ .
Jury summoned. l e .t .. .
A Jury has been summoned for all find“
Wednesday and the followlns ii an! titles ‘ . cl, .
was chosen today. Cornelius H. odd nonzero ‘ . sod _ ‘
and Frederick D. Weir. Bethoi; Joseph. economicaiitrcatinhntyidiit
Berger. Benjamin '1‘. finally and Elisa ‘or the skin or scalp whether , .
A. lebals.-of Bridgeportt. WilliamJ. . fast or growntperson. Quantum .
Geddos and John W. Warren.ef Brook-3 with ‘ZEMO SOAP and‘ applicatip
held. Charles A. Barbour. Benjamin ZEMO will stop‘ itching andiictd’a‘ese
Brundaae and Fred B. Dalton. Danéithe scalp of dandruff and schrf.‘ ._ _
b ry; Justus Sherwood and. Moses H. We invite. you to try zsnuo as \ ,
'I‘ crp, hasten; George T. Bennett nd ZEMO SOAPand if not, entirely saith
Cornelia V. Brethwell. lll‘alrngid;R it ell; fled we will refund your money. , _.
son U. Imkyvood. Wiliam . cl. .,.--..,. m-..” .-... - -
3rd and R. Hustle Wilson. Greenwich: ROOSEVELT'S OHIO, Pap ‘ ‘ ‘M
Dolph P. Levering and D. S. Shelton. ClNQlivNA'l‘l..Ohio. Septemv ; ll
An elaborate program .of ' . rt!
luntln ton; ‘Henr M. Bardeil‘ and _ . ,
¥ 8 y ment has been arranged. cotering. 4th .
George A. Fink. New Canaan; Robert , ‘ _
, wt and Edward M. Stanley wish of Colonel Theodore Rooters ,.
M H“ ey ‘ during his stay in this city beginn ‘
Newton; ELI... Edmund and E. W. B‘ox, , ‘
Norwalk: Charles H. Crandall, E. if. at So‘clock this-morningrmhen be .
Foster and James C. Gleason, Stem. rived at the Terrance roadraii‘
ford; John J. Marvin and Robert R. station. “ . *2
i .
While the main events are to be he?
in the dowmown section of the cit ,
a large crowd Was gathered at the a j '
ATE ALES. \
REAL EST 8 tion. which is in the extreme caste
The following real estate sales have
been recorded in the town clerk‘s of-
fice: .
Frank H. Traendly and Charles
Bchncck to John P. Altman and wife.
parcel of land in Daricn. War.
1). Warren Fitch to Charles E. Dow.
store and lot. corner West avenue and
Merwln street. War.
li'redcrlck Forcelliua. two lots in
Foster Park. to William S. llatflcld and
James Dunn. Who.
Adolph Kesaicr to Steven Kiss and
wife, lot and buildings in Knapp street.
War.
Norwalk Securities Corporation to
Nichols Pollano, lot in Rhodonolla
l’nrk extension. War.
Minerva Purkus and William T.
Price to Andrew and Alice Mauek. two
and ouchulf acres in West Cedar
street. War. .1
George M. Holmes to Mary T. Hyde.
lol and buildings, 1‘” Main street.
War.
vance of the arrival of‘ the Rouse? '
train.
worth, son-in-law of Colonel Roosevel
want to Chicago, yesterday; in ord ,,
to accompany the party of the forcing
president here today. .-
.4.
we TIMI: TO LOOK oven THI
TIN near it
if it needs repairing, or replacing. let
me figure the cost.
1101i
f Gutters
For Sale In any amount“
Foreign Money Orders and Drafti 3°
ail Parts of the World
Bond Required by Law
Deposited With state of Conn.
For Protection of Patrons
insurance and Real Estate Agents
J. M. Layton 8; Co.
5 Railroad Aves Gently Nor-walk
or our
Leaders! I
wear five times as long as thd ordinam'
kind and cost but little moreu .
Horace R. NaSh
. TILIPHONI 491 ’4 owl}
N.Main and WettSis..S.Norwslh:‘
TELEPHONE cat; no. ,
Dorian
to
a———¢ .
Shore Dinners and All hindsight
Sea Food cooled to 9"???)
John Elli-Shiny;
PROPRIITOR. " “ '
canons
soars Nous/stir. “chills 1‘
‘ 1' CI ital On his and Hilts
m wAsi-imorou ITRII ti p "on?” it
cm Deposit lens. “and III-rm “
m
some is. usruswson
JOHN H. KNAPP. lat vein"
1
l:
Real Estate
’ swamp H. sowm. M! is... "
50“. loathed. Rented , warm 'PW'FL. Oust. ‘4}?
’ amok sure asavucs ‘olascronc .
' ‘ '\ ' ‘ rs... .
Have Roots Collected, and all lu'si. :5"? ”W m . .s}
can in Property done at Judah fi. again.”
christian ' fl.l‘lm i-i. Light , T.
The J. B. Lawrence Agency ~ ”1'. ' ”'9 to no
1! coins Milli Of.
Daily on our.
For Freight Only
OI sad It“? Todd”.
lasagna» growl? will -
,r p,“ *0 W , "
5i hm street . «of! r , ,
sander). at a p. at. not , . .
at orwalk‘lp to! a; A and
No, No moms.» " .. "
Prfiéslulvaiidtwi
'~ can areas was. uses on
Saturdays at 1 pin.
a”. fir! r us,
svsav .o‘rusa was on A1
voua oeuvres non “nm‘hmm
7 ~‘”I"T°"ps' Hr . . WW “i"-
h
’1
we
sit“ one '5
:’;"‘* h 2 "i
llecorstor
w
. .ii
...,.
l
i
portion of the city. sometime in g- .
Congressman Nicholali' Ian H
Charcoal R
(Gregory lenient-d): ,) '_
saar uoawaut .
an [S E aw w...
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