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“Kit: ”3'33de shirt
7, iftouoropale.
.3 tion and active kidneys and“
~to purer lifomtaklau. bonut in
aces. you will find thatfo
' Will Show” the
' hmuaflmmromuuo.
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Woman’sSafe Stepto Better Locks
3
is not:lg hard to find. if your eyes are
complexion mudd; If you have no woos in
with cosmetics. 'on 'trislr harmful drugs.
i,‘-"'veh111. and then you will have the bright 14%|
Beocharn' 11 Pills correct bl.
It
mumonoadmonaloolu. llyourbloode'
well: and not-up to the m
of digestion and elimination are the muse.
iur bowels—‘10)
duilwif your skin is allow. or your ‘
your cheeks. do not bother ‘
(J good. rich 11161111111 your
mmnpdAnwih, . ‘
., Man was held. lain ova N1113,1411 the
l . prawns wuurahaos. -
Ex~8anator (trim and .11qu; ‘Carl
Footer Coming Hard on
. November 21Il.‘ 3
All wthusiastlc mootind oi" Uncns
’1‘1 the. No. 20. improved 0 ergo! Rad
111110.131. in Washington “it at
111.101.11.111 the chiefs do '
and ill-goal
3:" man
“3:55p w and @110-
Thoy villi-ho! youihp
“'21
. The oyster steamer Mabel L. Ster-
eus Is In liridgeport,
.. bollcr Is being installed.
—. 0
Mrs. William Judge has returned to
Philadelphia. after a visit with her
father,Johu ll. Crockett.
Captaimand Mrs. John H. lieWnt-
era, of Pennoyer street, have been on!
tertaining William T. Daii'atera, of
- Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. irvlng '1‘. Coleman, of
Rowayton avenue, have gone to New
York for the winter. Miss Elizabeth
Ncuer accompanied them.
A number of improvements are be-
ing made on
.pwill go far inwards tanking it. one of
' the fittest summer resorts along tho.
Sound.
Mrs. John W. l’enncll has: returned
to liowayton after a low 11:1311‘ visit
with her daughter. Miss 1011711110111 I’on~
ncll. at. the. residence of F. C. li‘ttcb, In
Weston.
Robert Ilot‘oppot. of Hownvion ave
1111c, cclcbrntctl his third birthday I13
entertaining a number of his Iitlle'
- friends at his home on Satutdal after
noon. Refreshments were armed and
a llllt time onjolod I13 tho little ones.
——..._
At the Majestic thcatrc in lloston KMlOlllil (‘huttlu Virs Harold Moron ”Jndtiotrial accidents."
Monday at suing the first [)9.) formance
,, on arty stage of Charles Klein's Inteit
pIn) ”The ()ptstddrs," a comedy of
social life which Mr. Klein completed
during the. present engagement of
“The iambic-rs" in Boston, was given.
'1 ho {lid} is it new departure for Mr.
l\li in, in that it Is the first ("()llli‘d_\ be
has \H'liit‘ll I11 wars.
Mr. Kicin Itccnly desirous of launch-
.1111: his 111111! play I11 Boston Whore. his
notable successes, “The Lion and the
Mouse" and “The Third Degree" were
originally produced, but he wished to
avail himself of the some excellent-
cust “bit It is now appealing 111"]1111
Gamblers." The cast ot' the now pln3
Is as follows: .lnnc, Cowl, Sarah
Traux, Orme Caldart1.-Cl1arlca Stt-vcn-
son, Fran-k (311111111111, Fred Strong,
George Backus. (leoffrcy Stein, George
A. Wright. Jr., Ethel Jennings. Amo-
lia Mayborn. Florence Huntington
and William I’ostancc. t will be not-
icod that in the cast is George A.
Wright, Jr., who is vcry troll known
lit-m, having for several. years spcm
tia- summer months In Craw avenue.
M...“ .
K. or c. WILL HOLD A aMbKan.
Father Barnum to Give Adamo on
Alaskan Minions, Idol-a South
Norwalk Council. No. 1263.
At the rooms of South Norwalk
. Council, No. 121111. Knights of (‘oium-
bus. on Thursday evening, tho mom-
bors and their friends will listen to an
address by ltov. ll‘atltor llarnum, of
”Kt-visor Island. cntitlod. "My Eight
Yt-ars‘ Illxporienuc in Alaska as 11 Min-
sionary." ‘
-. Those who have never met or board
lit-v. 10111111; Harman certainly have a
117-111 In store for them. and should
‘ not miss this opportunity of houriug
ltim._, it is a little smoker. which the
council is airing. and all mambo" of
tlu~ parish are; invited to be present.
No card‘s have been printed and all
that is necessary In to come to the
hull and enjoy the evening's 11.11111171-
this.
Father ltarnum is a prominent
Knight. and a member of a New York
council. He. has taken quite an inter-
out In the local council’- affairs. and
is hold in high esteem by members.
While he was chaplain at lilacltwoll's
island. the Knights of Columbus not
. toilethor and built a beautiful chapel
for him. and he won surprised when It
was commend, and it now stands as
a monument to him. Mm was chop-
lain thorn for eiiht years.
A very nic- program ofontertstn
moot has been provided, and all who
can mutiny pct-away qliould not 11111111
this evenings pleasure.
M
where a new'
Butler's islttnd'. which'
Tmm
1
l])ARflhi
. AND ~
, NJNOROTON'
Mr. and Mrs.
spending three weeks in Merlden.
John '1 McClean are
The Nomton Heights firemen held a
smoker last night in their house.
1...... ....._-..__.
l The Noroton Heights Fire Company
is about to have water installed in its
house. '
1
l ‘Johu Bartoes and George Parisian
will start a pool tournament this even-
ingat the tire house. The players are
well matched.
Charles Caldwell, of Stamford. is
completing repairs he has been mak-
ing to the home of H. (1. Leonard, No-
roton Heights.
Rev. 11. S. Brown will attend the
"conference to be held at .\'orwalk, next
Tuesday. of tho li‘nirfleld West Assn.
citation ot' Congregational Ministers.
‘1 taken.
forged on three "halefa s. orfhy
chihéthg'tnelr“tomll!1u 1.
An invitatiOu to work a clitoris.
Norwalk. on the 10th “lava”! $11111 re
celved and accepted. ‘
Plans for the smoker 07.1 the list,
when lilx-Sonator Green, pilot neat in~
enhance, and Jtldse Carl-1F er, of;
Bridgeport. tho coming gt‘hat -Incoho~
nee. together with the grand loitioora
of the state. will be entertained Wore
further completed and indications are
that this affair will he one. of the his-
seat the local tribe has over under-
The American Band huh boon en-
gaged for the occasion anti viii load
the street parade and latqr entertain
with selections at the hall:
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DOG TAG CONTRACT.
M.-
00,000 at One Cent Each—Inspection
of Cattle.
General llctnau O. Averill; cattle
commissioner, today awarded tlie con-
tract for furnishing 80,000 dog .tags to
Noble & Westbrook of Hartford.' at
one cent a place.
expenses. This firm has furnished
the tags for the past three years anti
they carried out. their contract with
the state 111 11 manner that-was entire~
Iy satisfactory to the com'misliont-r.
Dr. Finnegan and Dr. Curry, two
veterinarians of Hartford, called on
degree at Cockcnpe 1‘11me ',32 or .
This" includes all '
:4
y klndof
ill 1.111 the.
‘ bot hpliltt,
1115110 "5" all arguments, and t
excellent for ”sweetly
ind tlud'slt it.
Here's Proof.
" l medals-11's Llubmui can mic hr
'th hi ”I” “1' our
romady for palm- " Busy xix-1‘:
"Sloan's Want,» the MI"
have rmond var huge aha" ill oil a
11:1me wlht it. {have killed a quart"
track on a more that was awiullybld. l
McabohoaI-dnw.onrcmclts on thin
bur-m; l have 1111111011 £3” haul on a
Ilia that could hard]
tvra Oakland. PM.
MEll‘l‘
for all farm stock.
chi-rat
is good
it
hike-$17011! diatom. «hi la:
advised lbavc and it man hr-
111mm- Indra my
Ono he. died bolero I“ tilt liaison.
1 ”"173."
w l h“ Hf} 11:61.1...” 11111111.. lad.
General Averill today in reference to
the inspection of cattle imported Into
this state ant-r they have been 1111111771»1
tered. The conference related to tho,-
muirements of the new law tiassed at,
the last session. hrs. Finnegan and;
Curry examined some carcasses lasti
week and made a report ‘
RAILROAD SLAUGHTER LAST
YEAR. ;
wnsntxo 1.1131 3'01 8 «Cranium-xi
It has been decided to hold the 11103
that the firemen are at work stalling
Nov 27 and 231 William Strangw’ard
has installed an clccit it lighting sys
11111 l'or the play
.At Sunday‘s services In the Congre
house anti Mr and \1138 T C. Reading.
the latter from
Church In New Rochelle, by
wctc rcccivod into membership.
A representative of tho Rex. P‘iro
Apparatus Company of New Y.ork‘
Home hole Saturda3 afternoon to in
ninth s 111110 arc trying to negotiate the
ox: house of old trucks for new ones.
The tire committee. which comprise!
1.. I-‘ Stoorza. .1. A Wood and l. S.’
tiainor met at the Norotou fire house:
last 11117111 to make final arrangemrnts
for the purchase (if appararus. for
the three companies, and also to ur-
1rnngc for the purrhnso of 11 cotnhina
lion fIrc wagon.
A prottt wedding tool.- plate when
Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes and ('oionel
George Robbins ot‘ Noroton. wore
ouiotI3 married at the homo of tho so
perintondent of the Soldlets' Homo
Saturday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. John Taylord
Davenport. 11.11., of Waterbury, Conn.
Among the out-of-town guests wore
Miss Carolina White. of Philadelphia,
purl Mrs. W. 11. Q'liara, of Bridge~
port.
Hunting V,
Supphes
Guns, Ammunition, Traps, etc.
mandamus. a C0.
cor. Railroad Ave: 0 Main 01.. Dorian
sooner-sumo. M.Draln.l‘lour
gnu. Minamoto
m-.. . ..... __ ~
warlnuunv LINIMAN ILIOTRO-
Goren.
warunaunv.’ Nov. 8.»-Mauric¢
Watch. a lineman. 06 years of one. am-
pioycd by the southern New England
Tolebhono Company. was instantly lull-
ed this morning at 10:20 o’clock. by
touching a live electric wire while on
11 note at the corner of‘North Main
and Kinslbury otmtl. Walsh's little
finger of his rlphthand, was complete»
1y burned qfi, and tho index finger
of his right fluid no dice burned off.
In falling to the Wild. the wire broil.
also. Wat-11‘s stroll wu fractured in
the “11.1110 Wan-o wire and three
children. “
The man: who roller upon Boa-
; “ {Wm firm-to «our. the house-
ion the railroads of the tountry curing
the year otuled June 30, 1911.111‘0‘
shown in a rcport issued by the Inter
state comma-rte commission recently.’
no 11131111 1.111911 and 11.111119 injured or;
this number 1219 killed and 7,257 111 ‘
llured are llliiitil‘d under the head of
which do not‘
imalve the movement. of cars or cn-l
I
the. Presbiterianl since 0" rails
lotionl
l propott,1,walklng~on railroad tracks or
01 persons trespassing (p railroadg
,stoaltng rides 5,287 were killed audi
11.1174 injur,cd
llurlng the year one railroad cm
ployoo was Itlllod to ovary 451i. and oneI
Not only was sport the apparatus of the three com ”“9103 1‘“ injured ‘0 "9” "l employ-
ed. The number of employees on June
130 1911, to given as 1348,0113.
0n ('l0(‘ll'li‘ lines which carry inter-
state truffic. 40 persons Were killed and;
3.2114 injured. '
VAN lUREN BEATS VALIIANT.
111 the Norwalk ("tub pool tourna~
meat Courtland Van Buren. "(ed 120.
ittoteano tit-an a. vittlmmt rated 75
last owning by the score of 120 lb 51
Harold 'liaidwlu was referee and
flames s: 11111111011 was tally 't'nt- ev-
'oning the ptnochie evening will be.
lenjoyod I13 the club members and
there will be no more pool games no-
ltiI Saturday night
3 v
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TELEPHONE CALL. no
Dill ilN Hillllt
(Gregory Boulevard) .,
- later Meow-31.x ‘
311nm 111nm and All Kiittlo at
800 Full 600M, MW.
nuttuumlhh.
1
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE 00.
are offering their
HIGHEST GRAD!
Automatic . Drop
Head Machine
, $37. 50 .
111 Down, 111 math
F. A.MlTCHELL
"OHIO Mill-MN“
. "w l
dentin WALL AND their
uonwaur. noun.
“ W
Not-walk Brush Dillon 110 ,1,
New York, New
HOTEL ARRlVALB.
Malmckcmo Hutch—H. Macy. C. .1.
Could. New York; W. .1. Kent and
alto. .1. “name, Brooklyn, 1'. 1'.; F.
(‘ l-‘unltio w. Moriarty. Bridneport,
Conn: 11. W. Sperry, 1:2. S. Schmidt:
Thor. C. M Portland. New Haven:
\irs. .l (‘ Aldon Nor-with, Conn; I.
R. llurlbutt Wilton. G. A. Hana. Port
Wn3no, lad: Som De Hana, Boston;
‘E. .1. Scott Syracuse, N. 1'.; .I. M.
Layton. II. llatthcwson. M. H. Nut-
tinu, F.11.l.awton. cit)
iDocs Your Root LeakZ
The Century Compound
STOPS ALL LIAKI
88¢ A GALLON 85c A GALLON
We guarantee the weather wear of
our Compound for three years. Write
for estimator. Correspondence colic
lied.
Country Roofing Co.. Inc.
03 Wuhington 0t. south Harwell:
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in Efloct Oct. 1. 1811.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
. M.-~12: 48K. (1109:. 15:4“: 8'09. 0:57
-‘7‘:2ilx. 7: Mix. 111:1”x. 8-51: 1011. 9. :17,
10:20:: 111.411 1 1.11:
1111:6111. 1:,011 11-171: (P111171.
it
gin-s to Harlem River). 2: Wt.
331%.; 6: 0011.0 :10. 0: olx. 7:101.
undayc.
A. )1! «~12: 411x. 1'1: 011x. h'i‘ott. 8.006%: 111. .30“
l’. M. «~12: his. 32341112 “”6
11:4 11. 10:2
7; 001:. 7:12. 7:0211. 82211:,
. ........
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
M.:l—-i tin-11.00:. 1:03;.
0:00.17. 11: 1111:, 111- on. 10: 111311: 0011 11- .117“
M.—:111-x,(lo
011x, 1:10.1011. :1:
11: 3111:, 11-111: 1:29,:3151, l: 0511 a. as. ':5 275:6.
:I'le, 11 on, it: it:
Wash. 101.171.;
3: 27, 4:3 1 hi.
7.1211, out:
90):. 8103K. 9:80.41“. 11.3
Sundays.
A. M. «00.11211: :1. 11:11, 10:11:11. 11:00:.
1-. 11. ink 5:114. 11:01:. rim.
11- mix. 1: 301511111011, 1'2:oox. '-
w
sou-m NoRWALK TO uaw
mwru.
will 13!. 1:.11flim1:073.0‘.09. '71”.
9: 111x. 13:21“, 11' .1171
0 0: 1.11% I 21
{i1§§.mti:tlx,°lx:' .57? than“:
To Brldnport. Saiurdayi only—~81 00 p.113.
.1111 ”tiny
~12.:l Ix. 1131:, 1107;. 7: 0|, 0:“.
A.
10: ItlltM 11.11.11
10-61“ 1.111.131... am. 7:10;. 1:17;.
oauaunv-ro sour» NDRWALK.
A il'rlillilLit' 00. 0: 0111. 10:03. 11: 80.
Wylo
' A 1on7: ill“ 7: l'ttx.’
P.
11:351. xiii-7'1: ll.“ 1: its. “1,2111, 0- 20. law ‘1
A-M 18. "do: .. '
P. “1*13‘9'1
HIV 11101117111 moron.
01mm New limo. llow 1.1111111
.1
BREAKS ii? A Gilli)
'1th float Ssvsré'étlld and Briana
~consecutive- douo are taken.
that there is no other medicine mat
court-t dormant ro alimony...
1'0'00 (daily 11th MW). '
abuntuu
W -W-r‘
Wurylfltll Ila 1111111111111
last a Few llours
W '
You dull surely 9nd Crtppo and
break up the most severe cold either
in "head cheat, barrio. stomach or
limbs, by' taking a doile of Pope 11
Compound eve y two hours until three
It promptly relieves the most miser-
able headache, dullness, head and
nose stuffed 11p. Qaverlahneas, sneer
Ins. sore throat. mucous catarrhai dia-
chnrges, running of the nose, sore-
ness, stiffness and rheumatic twinges.
Take this harmloqa Compound 11:: dt~
reeled, without interference with your
usual duties and with the knowledge
anywhere else In the world, which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly‘and without any other as~
Iiatance or bad aftcrooffocts as a 20-
cent package of l’ape's Cold Com-
pound, which any druggiat in the
world can supply.
Papa’s Cold Compound is the result
of three years' research at 11 cost of
more than fifty thousand dollars, and
contains no qufniue, Which we have
conclusively demonstraated Is not ef-
fective in the treatment of colds or
more
eunoua Tell DER-HEARTED.
Botanic Valuable Stolen Picture,
ulnuo Diamondl, However.
NGREENWlCl-i. Nov. 8.-~lt was a ten-
der hearted burglar who broke Into
the home of .111ch F. A. Hubbard.
hero, sundny afternoon, and stole new,
oral thousand dollars worth of:
jewelry, for yesterday there came by
special delivery mail a miniature of,
Mr. Hubbard's son painted when the
latter was a child. It. was intact. as
cent for a head In which seven din-3
mantis had been set. After the rob-'
bcry Mrs. Hubbard said that she
would be willing to go without the
return of all the jewelry except the
miniature. but she wanted that. as it
was the only plcturc she had of her
son, when a boy. It was valued at
3350.
LOVE R’S
"The Place"
OILED TAN STORM BOOTS FOR
IOYB, 81.50 TO ”.00
WE SELL IOO'I'ON HUI NUIIBRI
rive. srosss _
1101797th South Norwalk
Selling Out
Our Large Stock of
Pyrog‘raphy
(Burnt Wood) at but:
price. It would be well
fort those interested ’lo
. 111mm“ uloctlllolr
mm. at once. 1.111.111.
- mama .11 soon.
'On In Dunbar); can fiaturday. and In
.llloestof the State Board of Education.
00:55—41:15. Reading, Arithmetic,
I Funeral Director and Embalmer
TEACHERS’ INOTITUTE8.
W4...
Norwalk on December 9111.
.A series-ref teschera' institutes are
being held 111 the state under the auto
One has been arranged for the touch-
ers of the Norwalk on Saturday. Dc-
oemhor 311.11, at the Not-walk High
School. 0121-. will also be held I11 D1111
bury next Saturday, at the State Not-
that School, and the following pto
nrnm has hon arranged:
A. 111.
11:45—40:25. Town study—C. 1). Hints
Hartford.
10:25~-10:31'1. Intermission.
10:35—40:55. Primary reading, illua
tratcdby class from first grade.
”Josephine W. Bedrs, Danbury.
il~
lustrated by class from second
- grade. 8. Etta Yates, Danhury.
11:15-41:30. Penmanship. illustrated
by class from third grade, M.
Louise Trieschmaun. Danbury.
llzsowltzli}. Science. class from
eighth grade, Rachel M. Schean
hltnn, Danbury.
11:45-—~12:00. Science. —- bathrop D.
Higgins, Danbury. '
P. M.
1:00«-1:20. History stories class ex-
ercises, Gertrude H. Hand, Danbury.
1:20~1:45. History illustrator by class
from eighth grade, Fannie B. Perry.l
Danbury.
1:46—4:44. The rural school, exercises
by children from the Miry Brook
school, arithmetic drill, arithmetic
at blackboard. geography, (map
drills) primary reading.——Hansine D.
Wicdl, Danbury.
During the noon intermission lunch
will. be served to visiting teachers In
the normal school.
YALE DEBATING CLUB PREDI-
. ' DENT.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 8.—»Charles H.
Paul, 1912. of Newton Center, Mass.
lilll illi' lillt
" illlliHl Hill:
Use 1...... Said and? sulphur.
A Harmless [family That
Makes the Hair Grow A
What a pity it is to observe so many
people with thin and lethal hair and '4"
then realize that most of these poo ‘
might have a line. healthy head cf hold
if the) would but use the simple “logo ‘
lea" of our grandmothers, combine“ '
with other ingredients for restorlllt
and preserving the hair. No on.
young or old need have any hair.
weak, thin or falling hair, (landfill!
Or any trouble of. the sort if they
would but use Widths Sage and Sill.
phur Hair Remedy. 011 the contrary,
It Is possible to have the healthy, ‘01.:
moms hair. of perfect. color. by a [our
applications of this remarkable pr'pa»
ration.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur 111111-
Remedy 111m removes dandmfl.
leaves thought-elem and healthy.
promotesmthe growth of the hair and .
restores the natural color of the hair -
which has become faded or gray. It is
a clean. wholesome dressing, which
may be used at any time with perfect . 1.
safety. Don’t neglect your hair. Start
-today with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle. and is
recommended and sold by all drug-
gists. Special agent Stilison-Powell
Corppration. . ,
couar wanna FULL matador
CLIENTS 'FROM LAWYERS.
NORWICH, Nov. 8.——.ludge Gardiner
Greene of the superior court'h’ns
served notice on attorneys that in
-‘_._, -’
has been elected president of the Yale:
Debating Association. I
n'i‘irnothy Downs against the town of, f
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 330-2.
Telephone at “ . 693
I
For Sale Cheap_
aHoooMoLta rank
LOT 15. BLOCK 7
CALL mo see
1. M. Layton 81 Co.
NC.
REAL earn: a tususauca
AGENTS
Feawick Optical Co.
H3393
IVES IXAMINID 'RII .
AND OLAOSEB OUARANTEOD
Open Monday and Dummy waning.
UNITED BANK IUILDINO,
Owlh Not-walk
CityNafioualBank
TRANIAOTO A OINII‘AL IANKONO
IUOiNIIfl AND OFFIM [VERY
PAOlLlTY CONNOTUH‘“
WITH IOUND
' BANKING
Capitol Gunilla and Profits
$100,000.00 0117.00000
Md Deposit lam 00 and 00 per your
EDWIN H. MATHIWOON. Pr“.
‘ JOHN H. KNAPP. llt Vin-PHI.
. FRIDIRIOK H. ROWAN. Ind Vino-
WILFRID IODWILL. Cashier
amorous
I. H. 111.com J. mum Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light"
Christian 0mm FM. 11.71
Carpool Grumman Loom ll. Hut-101m
Hoary 0. Lockwood
1 vldnnls.
I" North ”fl" Direct. South "WW.” names instead (if initials be applied
tiling briefs they must give the 01111
names of clients instead of mere ill-
tials The ruling came In a suit of
Windsor Locks and about fifty indi‘
Before he would sign a judge f
merit in the case he ordered that full
to all the dotandants in the case.
"
41-.-
a "1
We have too many
CYLINDER
STOVES
And right when you need the.
most we are selling them at
‘ GREATLY REDUCED PRlCIO
It's a line chance to save money-
ilorace R; Nash
N. Main 81 West Sta.”
S.Norwallt
1v
. ._.v- ‘m L
HotelMahacketaoi:
.1. a. census. Mgr.
ornvrcl mo comm: up 1’0 on
arms 72 mt DAY mo 0mm
511111131111 111111111113 75¢- '
Banquets a Specialty
1131., our. on
m, "we:
The Celebrated 33. ,
WELLER ~ g
Safety Razo
for 50¢
Call at our store and mine:
for yourself.
W. F.Wigtnore &
causative ,-
Tho Only Polly W
OLIOTIIOAL CHOP
lathe “I'm ‘ '
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