Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, February 6, 1911 · page 5

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QIS‘OUIOII ONE I've‘irtvisi
We have 11 so dedeu‘duhle and at
Mather ideul (amen; that is portion“
(My adapts to tiller; requirements of
. (l people and persons of with cen-
tilutious who suitor from consliImIioII‘
’II othor bowel disorders. Wu the so
"thin IlIut it will relieve those com-
inte and giro lIlIsoluto satisfaction
WW Milton“!!! (Ion we (tutor it
" Ir. porsopnlg (trout that it
. ll lilo user (Idling it t falls to
, that ill our claim This“ rumour
. “ltd Rental Orderiiell.
oxall ()rItleIlies lluve ll soothing.
sallng. strengthening, tonic (Ind rogtt
(Iii (I. action upon the bowls. Tour
0 III IIrIlIutioII. ur .vnoss. soreness
Miwodlrnohs Ii'l‘IlIlIy restore ”Hi how
lmrtdwmsooluto organs to mom ler

. . alludhouitltll nttivlio. ‘i‘ltt-II (Ire
”w ktII (Iuntiy. l'tInIIIQ ho ttIkoII III t‘tuy

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tltotlt‘. luchns’enlenoef do not
mum grlhlilg.‘n nausea. diarrhoea.
(cesium loose-noes. flatulence or otlI-
r‘tilsagl‘oouhlo (Ii‘ftIct. l’I‘lco 2hr null
‘ Is. Sold only iii our stora~Th0 llvxI‘
, tail Store. 'l‘lIl- (,‘liil‘mItl i‘lIIII'InlttII'.
. ‘ tllttuor (\‘I. CIIIli)‘. l'roIIs,

dfi.‘
W.I.Ww_~-~. M .-..... -‘-.

B’NAI B‘RITH SESSION
Line—.—
(I Mucous of First olqtrtc: Meets in
' Horsiord. ‘
TRORD. Feb. B'IIvAt yesterdoy'o
or the [and ladle or the
We! of the Mounties: Order
oi B'Riih‘rorolutlone Were pue-
Worth: the treedment received
the Jews in Inrlous countries and
. .. (for-«u bettering.“ their uondl—
.Ilon.-.A uniform recognition by ll”
countries of the American [il‘tSEllOl‘C

was asked for and (I resolution to (hot
'ellect will be presented to the gouerul
.assonlhly of this state and to the (III-(Isl
dent of the United Siltlos .IIIti (I-ou
gr'ess.‘_ At a business meeting the
president's (sport was road and the
following oillcers elected?

President. Joseph ll. l?.ilInuII .\'(III'
Haven; first vine-mesidonl Rev III.
Joesph SilIermaII Nor. York; second

i vice- president. Charles M SIIIIII, Al-
I nullifiNY .: treasutcr. Solomon Solz-
berser. New Yulk; secretory. Samuel
Berliner New YoIk; (IIIIIIIIIIIII'II of the
board oi’ go'velnors, S. iii Lion. New
York and sérgeaut III (Irma l‘lt‘ll’llilll
Sitellock, New York. .

Chairman of the various (‘Omlllli'
lees Well). eleCted Its lollous: lIltItIIItIe.
.l .l RosenWeig New Y;ork lnuI.
Samu'el r‘ieishmun. Now York; IIIIIII
era! fun and charitable objects. l. I.
Lipschit , New York. and distrlrt
court A. K Cohen Boston.

Last night the unnuul lIuIIIIIIot nus
held and the session continued lhIoIIulI
today.

 

 

 

 

A BIG SUNDAY SCHOOL.

The Sunday school in connection
with the Bushwiok Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church. of llrooklyu. N. Y..
. .Illls rehently celebrated its (Illllll'orsul‘y

with a membership ol’ 3.800 scholars.
. The church is under the IIIIotoIIute of

Rev. 3.13. Munson. )II'IIo was t‘oIImt-r—

ly' pastor of the Norwnlk Methodist

Church. After leaving. Norwaik he

served "as pastor or the Methodist

church or Hempstead. 1.. l., for seven
years and was urged to continue [or

a longer period. Rev. L. K. Moore,

who was also pastor or (he Norwuik

M. E. Church lot several years, was

the. organizer oi this Sunder stI.lIool

- This Sunday school numbers more

than the membership of any six lIro~

lestaltt churches III Norwnlk. it will

he remembered that Rev. Mr. Moore

was one (If the members (I! the Nor-

walk Ministers Assodntion IIIItl was
. (noted for his uctivltI III relorm more
.I (Items. r,

CHURCH CALENDARS.
‘ l “Mam MN“, ‘0 Mo E Church.
Why ovenln'gwfleneml (IldIlaIIlII
. lotion (Gloss meeting at the church. letl
Iii-(brown (lousy, (It Noriolk Vii.
Maid (III mentor—Senior. choir
Tw"".t? turmoil-(ill. all members
helfly ‘roquaé ted to be present
Thursday eIleIIlIIsIn-I‘hnorltlu (:Irelo
Will most at No ‘45 Franklin (Ivonne.
postal bullheqo' 'i'Il' importance, all
mhere invited to be present
”Friday eveninr—leor (their rehear-

85! ill d‘ Mid Allan G. E.
‘ omnidolrn‘g ill 8 II. In. (It,
:rillll Lillie sud Mn Juno

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Pe‘lililt Noted. ,
3 hoist“ of the Kins. in
.(IIlld at 10: 30f (I.

III' thb' oven in;
’ ,fl-IIII lilo 0nd»

to: r euro. bdlot‘odd‘il‘n

 

mnetitutl II were I

 

have Ilene own with the nationally of

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

iii had .or yours been (I (Itetnltet (It the

(Co 'tinued from first page.)

W

Mr. Bo "ts regular habits and stroll

loft; life. . ltd his pri ed himself II his
airshow lid Iilirlhdlly Willi Milli; nhl
to do. a nil dnr' I; work. iio hull
large IIIIIIIheII oi,‘ iliends. but was not.

 

organism one. lie was the only chm-

anus. .

MI. iltllil'I-I was born August 20th.
1819. III the houso in which he lived
he died. The house is so old lentil
1792 or

lwollll‘

his Glut iiutht'Ir cartoon in
I793. lullfy one hundred and

Your» not.
Wood urthluo. on film illeon, is (I IIinto
I‘lIo rlIsitltIuts ol' the limo.

lit-(III, IIIIo lllIIII (motion or ill“ littltotl
Statics ill-(Ito (‘oxtnootitun who
whilo still in (hot position III Wusilinlt
Ion. ll it, in l84ll
Antoinette ilunnorl lltIllII. Mr.
(Illrly
:tuluionlr.‘ whit-h formerly («loud in from
of tho II‘lIIuI ()(IIIuIIrIgttiiouul (‘iIIIIItIlI III

i'lw llI'IIIIII. .

Mr ll Its wus ll IIIIIIIIilIiIlIIIlu
nose moi
of the le‘ (ling citizens of Norwul‘it. it
was Wt the deepest. a: regret. that
the new of his demise wee learned.
Hi em (I hoe been“ Interesting one

Mini . when Kr. Bette no but
sixteen of one. At that curly
ego In lite he went to New York city.
where lie muted. e position end re-
mained for a number of years in
illoso drive to reach New York city
which was nothinttI like the present
day cityl that New York now is. one
had to go to White Plains and (trim. the
train, (III the railroad had not ll'llItli‘ its
advent (through the town.

It, was about sixty years also that
Mr. Bells returned to Norwnlk and he-
glIII his duties us suIIeIIlIIlontlIIIII ullh
the lmmsltllly and Diesel] (fountain in
Winnipnuk. lie had been Hm (I but .It
tow Iellll‘s when during some trotlliitI
III tillI Nurwslk Mills ComIIIIIII' lItI
II (III token to that company to straight-
on out nlYalrs He was orusitiorlt of
.iInt (‘Dlllllilnl for n number of ytvlrs
:Inti thun returned to tho UlllllSlIill)’
.Iud lilltsoii Company: rising from so-
Itorltlloudont to his position (III prodi-
iiPnl :IIld superlntmItioni. IleltIiI plot-o
he held ill. the illmI of his lthIh.

When lI(I wns lIIIl twenty yours of
one his fullItIr (Iiod, IIIIIrlIIII him to
iulttI (IIIIIII oi the family, no he was
IluI (ldost sou. Mr. “(I IN IIIIIIII- lulled
III this (ion (Ind ultultllotl IIlIIIittlII to
his luminous. which won rosIIIIIII'IllIlo
:(II' that fact that ht" IIoIItII joined it
Lilli) or became ltillilnteti \IIllI (my
lodge. All his Iil(I his business li‘lN‘i
“(:18 hole (Iome (list and being so he
in Id little time for unvthlnu (Ilse When
no (lid hum any time it “III; always
one“! with his family.

Mr. lions conducted a store for :1
low yours, wltorII Ill and If» Mnin street

is now‘. and (It IIIIII time the pines
Whore (lllIntlolIlng's phnrmucy now
liliilldil. wits on old grist IIIiil. well

known to Norwulkers from pictures oi
the pillco and lo the oldest citizens
from memory.

ills political life was not (I very ex-
mndedl one. having been taken up by
his serlce (In the Court or Burn-see
(then old Norwalk was but a hero
nugh.

He Insrrletl Miss Mary Elizabeth
Bleseil‘. daughter of (Ix-Governor or
(.‘onnolltlcut Clnrh Disraeli. The Bissoll
.umily resided in the house now or.-
(‘ItIplotI by tho Stinger family. on the
(Iornor of him Hill and Tito Groon. His
family Is a largo one, there having
been nine children. of which (Ire now

living, fifteen grandchildren and one
great (grandchild.
Thoto'sro many interesting incl

demo with. liotts' life, which would
prove excellent reading. He won at
man not? land or farm life and not-m
untl h owned .flmull turn: in Norwullt
lll. ontl .llllli‘. Until tho advent or the
Winn! auk trolley line he always kept
. horse and drove to and from
his w I'll in the Wilmiuauk Mills. 0!
Into ylars he had been in the habit of
going to the factory with his son.
(lounlulumn Georxo F. Bolts. in the
untomlohilo ot‘ the letter.

During IIIII early life at tho (hill the
wool that who purchased wns (Ill done
by ll. messenger. who had to he s ros-
nonslllo person. for to obtain it. It won
nmoalury to send the messenger with
the I may out wait to huv it from the
grow rs. Mr. Belts often tool: the
trip. hurrying large sums of money
find (It turning with large consignments
o! w i. This was done hetero the
banking-end checking system. which

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

o sttoltiul messenger.

. Hal had soul: It 'IVIanel since two
years no luwflctober. when his wile
and inmate (turned away. Mr.l (lotto

 

First Coilsresniioh‘ul (Shuroh in New
will and o regulur uttoudunt.

‘ Mr. nails in entwined by six ciliillI
iron, .(IIIt‘ song and two daughters.
floor (I Rhett». William M. hello,
iholh oi Norwslh. Edward (I Bolts. of
IDenv- r.:0olomdo.oti(l o rm .l. hello.

Dohsihib I I (In.

 
 

pilliluted with (my trutornnl or 80833! ‘
let myth) II (3! Concord llivislou. Sons 1"

('3? Tumor IlIIIoo. living (Ind ulwsyu took '.‘
u (loop interest in tho cause of trooper. ‘

his ll’ffiylilllllfid his family und in which
lullrk in ‘orwullt. iIlIIlIlIIr been built. by _Q
‘I'l‘hu hound. wlIldII stttuds (It. ;"
the (II-(Inuit of blunt. (Ivonne (Ind Surlntl- ,‘
iv mansion and is well known to nil :

His father was tliv. lion 'l‘lIntltietIs'
(”till '
“it! IIIollIIII was;

llIIIIS' "
IItIlIoniiIII: \IIIIII (IlItltlutItl III tho “

lilo rumor of Tim (lItIIII, and width .
house. now tillillliS lll illi‘ IIIIItlI (Ind of j

Imst
out] had llcflll for yours ouo .

thil' ((0; (thigh. .
unsightly and sore, m .
can be quickly
heeled and greatly
improved imp-

peerence bytho ‘ .
llboreiuie o! '

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

This is an ideal preparation for
keeping the skin smooth and .
while and the complexion fair ‘
and beuuliiul.

II is a fine, urcosclesu. {mutant
toilet cream.

_ A mild. hnrmlees bleach. which .
every woman who values her up.
' pearnnce should are regularly, t

Get it at any A. D, 8. Drug "

l. “ Store.

 
 
 

 

L.

Those are the local A. D. 8. druggiete: I
Allen, the drought. ‘
The Bridge Pharmacy.
the ammo Phenueey.

Gunther a can». PM

 

DIED IN COLlSlN'S‘ ARM’S'.

 

man's Death Given by a

The Slmnl‘ord (\lirocnll- of Suturtltty
printed the following account (If the
death of Albert ll.
wuilt:

(IlollIlIII: store or Junior: ll. l'I‘olIris, (llotl
\‘i’l‘y suddenly last night.

l‘lri'l-l lIotIIlI, Roll iIIuIIt Main slroot.

the helm.

(Ironing with llli old irltIntl. lltInquIIlII
iI). Lyon. lllld M“('lllt'(l in tho lwsl ol‘
health.
spoke to (how in the lions». Itnd thou
Wt‘lli to his room. IIIItlrIIsstId and wont

truly.» in IIIII tIIIIlloIII.
word. Sir.
\‘t- \I III. III 'II

A short. IiImI IIltIItI-
l-‘I-I'rls lItIIII‘Il IIolIoIs from Mr.
Ionm.

lIIIIIItl .\lt. \(IIIIIIIIII iIilIu on tho flimi
Ho («Int tor lir l‘orroll llrioro tho (lot.n
loI (onto. Mr. NthIIIuII lI.I(l (win-(l. lII
llit‘ :‘Ilfns of hill (IIIIIIimtIr llvoth (IIIIIII
within two minutes nl'lei tho lull

illII. NIIwIIIutI had boon :Illllotell with
lu-strl troIIlIlII for snow (mm. and had

(run horn in Mlunue, in yours out). I‘ll»
tuiIIIIIu his (Itlul-ntlon thorn, As (soon .Its
lIII one tlIItIulziI .I.(lI(3(Ii lIlI (Inlr-rwl lilo
(Imploy ol‘ .ViII. l-‘tIrrln. III 157?
Ill; stalled lllln morning llIul (Iolhlnu
(Iouid he said too highly at” his (qu
potency. honesty and Integrity. ’Ilr
Newman's homo was in NquIIlk. HI-
was accustomed to [(3 there to join

one end Suturdnu He won at home:
Inst Thureduv. end seemed to he in‘
perfect health

Mr. Newman leaves It widow. a son
lttlwnrd. who is eunurlntondeot (If on
IltIItlIIII light plant in (‘.(IIII‘(Ird \'. ll.
nntl two Ioungvr (Ihlitlrmt. lluiuu (Ind:
l’tIIIt-I, now tIlItIIItIiIQz («hoot In Now
wullt. He was a (Ioueln of Mrs. .lumosl
ll. Ferris. and was (I
.Iltoohon N. Newman. of Mlnnns.

Mr. Newman lied Illiill)‘ (Honda in
this city. who know him eluro boyhood.
lie was of o Ironlnl (lilhloelllon. IIIIti
'Iio high character Cliliwll him to be.
Held III much outootn by (III with whom
lii‘ was brought in i‘UlllRiiL

PECK'S SUI? IS SETTLED.

M-..

Redding Cue Terminate: When De-
fendant Pay: the Bill.

“BEDDING. Fell. 6w TIIII. s'IIll brought
by Luster (l. Pooh. (If this town» ngulnst
(:hnrlns Tut-lav. of Norwltlk. to reenter

oourt on 'i‘uolulny. hy the doloudent
moving the «mount of tho (hook, uro-
.(IIII charges and court fees The sure
has been pending in the court at CO!!!-
moo Pious to Bridileltort since Inst fall.
(out was the cult-onto of It home (runs
lii’Illlll bemoan Abe 'l‘urlov brother or.
the defendant. and John Muonnich. of
«milling Ridge. 'l‘orlov bought a norm,1
(3! Muoonlult for $6250 and hold with
his Mother's it'll check.- «(dolomite
heluoeo 0: 312.50 in out: A WW

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

I
Additional Details of Albert H. New-'

J

Stamford Paper. l

Newman. (If Nor-

at Mr. For.

Ho went home (It about 9:30. ‘
to NH}. lensing Hit" llIrlIt hurtling, ('(Itl- .

i‘tIIlthotI II}. tho ‘I
IIUIlllll (I! ll full “(I “(lit llil mulls ltllill

lli‘t‘ll IIIIIIIIII llItI (tlll‘i‘ of Dr. (.‘urroll. lio-

. Mr. lI‘0I‘-,

his family twice each week, on 'l‘htus l

urulltiuon (If ‘

on (I :75 (whack, was settled out all

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

“on I

Matinees Thursday and Saturday

Week February

“ W ‘The

Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs

 

1r

Week February 13th

Allwrl. ll. NIIIIIIIIIIII. munuuor of tho

llt‘ilill was: lllli‘ to Inivulnr disease of

Ml‘. Nownulu \"liti about town lust'

.,-

t

«In»... -.

GAS
LIGHT

is THE LIGHT THAT
NEVER FAILS. IS YOUR
HOUSE PIPED FOR
OAS? WE 00

House Piping
at Cost

DROP M AND LET US
GIVE YOU AN ESTI-
MATE ON YOUR HOUSE

H'ousatoni c
POW CO»

9

 

 

 

 

W‘ OOOUNT
I?" "H ”mm ii‘ .

rLincoln’ 3 Birthday

m e Irrou to» '

 

Judge the wood. ol‘ fil'emlerd. in the:

 

I'IIIIIIIIVIIrds Muonnieh iotuld the Minx”
hook in his horn and promptly return

it to “motor. In Namath Directly (new)
words 'l‘urlov reappeared III. the ltltlao.
withth the hem Mam
Muenolnh to (mire it... threw
the (2.40.030 hitched ihl- hot-so to (I
(um I (ethanol! hols on tho hint (way

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

(B and I .I if". ”(2‘33 HI
9 r . (tell. (I
l wiMeItli‘o M o brother; ‘1".

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

~03 tum hour I (o
(I: ’l‘u’e (Ila ”mammalian t

‘ . "hill: Will ”till “Without! (to.

Wmiflfli’lg from some who III-(I
Iii w‘ldd hetero

Q!“

Toriev (lieu “o I III
”woman’s: It. mm will“ '1ng5. '

took (home (It the animal and fidvgflil
weeks later sold it to relnIiItII-so II}
Irelt tor the out

check him (not tights
IIIIIIIIIIIcII to 01:61:th

koomuu.‘ II

it "Ilr.
not. (will
”Ilium

glow mount . _ , .
egg! othml . " 83'
(I . ,
Wt . ,

I'l‘het erosion mousse Agent Warner 1i which “i" ”i'hm'ii”§. to m ”WI 5‘1“

I all“... . lit

(to (route uxumlnutlenfldl Clhrouro l.‘

tho-milieu ol'ilitilnlilllnllhil.whm humor (Ll
(town l. mold “who Ill dmwlng up (mother;

 
 
 
 

would in the Wliilmn Button (state

I

Itrtltlr.

in many em. in“.

however. were the sumo and girls (I;

 

(slalom of cash on hood or the present ‘iudl‘it
lime tithes Iliil . l‘lsIr‘“

Mr Bronson statue (to
(wet tiIII «(mounts .tuul MI'
Imd timers I‘l’tlli‘ ..lil

 

.illootut .

I liold.0

{street
era drill or. Inn It is ill
tom ileum.“ . (goal IIIIIIu'hI‘ (till he Isle

 

 

 

ei’

By David Belasco

1

‘The Girl of be h *oldel;

Extra Matinee

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Music Hall Stock Company
will offer Eugene Walter's Greatest Ploy

\

ORDER SEATS

'1 I15

NOW

1

---NOTICE---

will be given away

 

NOW IN THE WINDOW 0F

CHAS. E. DOW

. BO. NOBWALK. CONN.

m

to mode at Muslim Falls in the
inmost lI‘levtrltIul lI‘IlrnutIo in the
wmyid power helm; obtained
from the Polls themselves. it
is. lulfi'll from tho furnaces in
great lumps of diamond like
orydlnls.1‘helo have (u the
ahuruness of diamonds and are
hourly or hard

Carborundum

is used an emery iortnorlI was
- for mailing wheels (or till
kinds of (hen grinding and

Sharpehhtg Stones (or All
Purposes

Razor Combination

H MIDI,

also“. Au .iltonu. all more.
Boyihe Sloan. Knlle Ohlrlieoc
ere. Oil alone: to Wood Boxuw
sell in Aluminum Be

A...

Hilliill‘ (our Now (lurks. listened to. -- .

 

dililerd and. Pool ‘l‘wmemeno loin!

Oemmlrmt.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'l‘lto 2“(within (lino ontrrtoinmont

(-mnmltion. dominion oi ii. W. Muue

it is not known

 
 
 

Oil Wednestioy (Venn (I;I tor till slob
III only: lo. A Anderson, II mem-

0100b.“
.53 wildly well ye d.

0H. (lookout: sud eruud m3"
‘ . .IIIInIId. hits arranged lure pool and hil-

The amount ItIlIle'lI Mt- .lltttehs sun Illortl tournament whioh will start In»
MUM mm that which 11*" out in m, itnnrrow ovenltl‘3 III the (duo in Well
” oral weeks (we were quite diheimlisrl ”g? 3:33:35:

trill at“ one or law
In some (also (In flootlsnd 3 outdoor (tinting:
e
or (Ito ll mot“ m
. title it “

 

_. —‘ .q... ”W... ,.-......,

Carborundum 'I...

l

.l

sswans STOPPED UP. ""

lllv tooitlvlllu (I! lmiugton avenue
IIIIII tlI (Illlsi‘h't‘r‘l in II dlstrosslng (tr.
i“Alx"nd Sn‘urduy “TONI“!!! wmer “‘9 02' W. Whitaker, of the Prowgtdllt
'-lioIIIIIII: into lilo house cellars at u Episcopal
rapid min and threatened to work ‘who ‘8 quite 1" With the slip. had II
dilierenll fairly comfortable night
lIOuuos the meter was three and fourgmominfl ‘3 “will 033“"-
l'eet deep and many oftlle men worked; pneumonia develops. it is expected
with (lumps (III 013' to got rid of thaw“ “'19 Wane» Who 13 80 Na” 01d»
lmestlgetion o! alien-e reveal- I. will ”WWI“
(III that the (tower was clogged up with
(and and dirt to within about
indium ol‘ tho loll.
\\ (III not l-IIIflIt'k‘IllI to allow the water hop Ryan entered upon the second
from tho min to run may fast enough Week of his serious illness today with
and (‘llllsl'qllflfllly Ithaoited on into tho his general condition unchanged. ll(I
((IllztrII. (nosing cousldol'sblo expensoils (I. llttlv.I stronger. alter a good night

.0”...

 

ld' eight

[our ’

This small space! PHILADELPHIA Feb.

Ilnd took solid food.

PHILADTLPHIA Feb.

“m5" ‘

so '2’

‘9 .i.

Friday Evening, February 10th, the Stock Company will Play the
ONE-HUNDREDTH PERFORMANCE-—

A Souvenir Photo of Miss Gloria Gallup

BISHOP WHN‘TAKER COMFORTA-
IL

ti .—~Bishop

diocese of Pennsylvania,

and this
Unless

 

ARCH BISHOP RYAN STRONGER

6. ~Archl3is-

 

0... MI»..- 1.-...." ,. —

 

 

 

House
Dresses

Note the new Spring Styles in Home
Dresses. The display is most complete, and
quite the but we have ever shown. Sizes 34

Prices. $1, $1.50
and M98

 

TheN E. R yauCo.

N Withhihfilon 8m

 

 

 

 

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” Miser and illness (or 2’15c

‘di‘lr voun ennui or riled ‘ .
mrvt‘i. 9...“... .. W...
a“Cid‘eltanueoeonnnu”Alumnus”G
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