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NEW GOODS E
run 1912 g
in Females, Glnghams. Ma-
dras and Foulards. A com-
plete assortment. Prettier
and better than ever.
E. 1c "inANKS
Mohacicomo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk
George Craft, of Bridgeport, spent
yesterday in South Norwallt, astho
guest of friends.
Pride of Court Narruk Circle, Com-
panions of the Forest, will meet
morrow evening.
Concord Division, No. 2, Sons of
Temperance, will hold a weekly meet-
ing this evening.
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——l)snce the Paul Jones. N. E. 0. P.
Masquerade Social, Mystic Chain hall,
Tuesday. January 23.
The New Psyc hologv t‘lnss of Nor
walk will meet tomorrow with Mrs. i-‘.
S. i‘.yon, of West street, South
unlit.
Catholic ltnion Council, No. 11;.
knithts of t ‘,ol.11nh1115 will meet tomor-
row (-‘\'t‘llillf, for the tcgukn business
session.
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()111‘ iicothcrs' Lodge. .\‘o. lo, l. (l. O. .
R. will hold 11 regular weekly busi-
ness meeting tonight in the Wall
street quarters.
'lho tinnto to be giwu il\ the Hope
[lose boy 1, in the town aSFemhlx 1111:le
-d.
on i kill}; ov<11ing.l‘ei11uux\
their twenty ninth 11111111111 ball.
Sixth Ct)111pdh_\,W toast. \rtillt1.\
Corps, will meet to1norr'ow night, in
preparation i‘othhe 1111111111 inspection'
to he held the Sixth of February.
Lady \‘i'ashingtuu Lodge. No.
Shepherds of Bethlehem, will
‘this evening in itcd Men’s ilall fox
the transaction of routine business.
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Charles B. liolt, of \Vinnipauk. has
resumed his duties in the Norwalk
Hardwme (‘ompany after a week's ill
noss. Friends are pleased to see him
about again.
Norwnlk Aerie. No. 588, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, will banquet {or the
annual affair 011 Thursday night.W ac»
cording to plans made at 11 special
meeting yesterday.
The students at the high school were
seen going along this morning toward
that institution some of them as late
as 8:25. The examinations being held
at the school did not begin until half
after the hour, however, and the stu-
‘ dents were in plenty of time.
Dr. and Mrs. Albert R. Starr, who
own the beautiful estate in East ave-
nue, where they spend their summers.
came up from New York city Saturday,
'and remained for a. time. Mrs. Grace-
Tyson accompanied“ Dr. and Mrs. Starr
and all returned to the city this morn-
ing. ‘
~-The many friends of John T. Tier-
ney, former clerk in Glov'orfs Norwalk
shoe store. will be pleased to learn of
his advancement. in New York city.
where he went; to work shortly before
, Thanksgiving Mr. Tierney Is employ-
Wed by the W D Hannah and Company.
'a wholesale shoe firm, and has risen
from inside work to be city saiesnian
W" for the concern.
Horse radish inIglass jarswas in
imminent danger of meeting with ser-
ions consequences on Saturday night
. , when the rear wheel on E. P. Middle-
hrooks’ wagon loaded with the relish
collapsed The accident occurred in
front of the car barn in Wall street
and on the brick pavement. A oareiui
investigation IOWed that none of thoV
.."1$I‘1‘°f.l." product had, been damaged
W WfWBuy y611r Patent
and that the damage was confined en-
singly to the wagon. ; Repairs were
made WlthIr.‘
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:evenlnk.
_ residence. 1 Ore-scent Terrace. Thurs-W
,_ Iain bottling firm oI Waiter street.
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Come In
and ask to see the new
TELEPHONE REGISTER. MEMO-
RANDUM PAD AND PENCIL
that can be connected to the telephone
PRICE 01.00
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WM. r.. Barns
STATIONERY STORES
South Norwalt and . Norwalk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night; Tuesday generally cloudy and
slightly warmer; light westerly winds.
A disturbance, central this morning
over Minnesota, is causing the temper-
ature to rise in the central and west-
ern section, and producing cloudy
and unsettled weather in the upper
Mississippi Valley and western portion
of the, Lake region.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum, :58; maxi-
mum 38 Cloudy.
w- .... W.
Miss Lillian Foote, of Danburv,
visiting friends in East Norwalk.
wow»...
Miss Rose 'Nntteford,Wof Wilton ave-
nue, spent Saturday afternoon in
Bridgeport.
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Miss Blanche Bailey. of Paterson.
N. .l., is visiting her cousin in Winni-
patt k. l
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~—(‘burts f01‘ b. N. (‘lub Minstrels
open at 8:30 11. in. tomorrow at Still-
son-i’oweli Corp. and Gieudcnlng‘s.
lvau White of lluubury,
!Souti1 Norwullt.
iplace today.
formerly or
is a visitor in this
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Iiwili hold its semi-monthly
duet-tin; this evening.
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. business
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it‘\ til Nolwuik. attended l‘olis in,
lslitlouport on Saturday afternoon.
A key which was 10111111 in lronl oft
ll t'ilt‘\ Sevni'uz 1's pin 1» in \Vthi :11 1-3
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nor has bet-11 tit pod to d with the South
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shape than any one else.
is empty.
arlor Stovbs 81
Heaters
To close our our line of Parlor Stoves and Heaters,
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we. have marked them one-half below regular price.
A. J. COLLINS & COMPANY
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MY BUSINESS is to furnish everything in the way of Mill Feed
and Grain that horses, cattle and poultry need—to IollIreliable goods
as cheap as possible, quality considered—4n less time and in better
ireallze that if] satisfy you now you will
give me the opportunity to do so again and ngnlnwwhcnever you bin
I guarantee quality of everything i sell..
away if not as represented or wanted.
How? ily taking
MAN UEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality. but in price, always in the mlnds‘of its carton»
orswilonnle Home Ground Food for Horsey-Cattle and Poultry.
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tomor.
range, stove or IIvaIocdor.
JeddoCoa
Send us an order for one load. and we will retain you II I cuc-
Clcan. free from state. uniform quality, suitable for furnace.
Prue: on application.
RAYMOND-BROTHERS
That’s it !—-—-
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‘ Mrs (‘harics S. ilyxln-t'. of Stilliiii
11111 sheet, is smudiug n few 11111;;
ijith hits. hitllsszt limitls, W‘ot Sill‘iilli:
strmt, i4.1111111 field Mai-15.
111111.- 11111011 point-1r, 01 11111111. 111,111.11
11110, will attend the iitlgt‘l‘llflll~.\ltltll‘t‘§
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The case of‘McKr-ntirio vs. tin-
. \vulk lover-111110111 company will be out
good [return Judge (7111.10,. of the {Sn-W
perior t‘ourt. tomorrow.
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Thomas Murphy. of Bridgeport, t’or-
merly of South Norwulk leaves tomor-
row with his family for Charleston, S.
(3., where he will start in business.
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The Norwaik Fire Police rooms
have been made more atti‘nctive than
formerly by the. addition of rt fine now
Brussels carpet for the. parlor.
John idrlcson was arrested Saturday
night, charged with intoxication and
was released in bonds of $10. which be
forfeited this morning by not appear-
ing at court tor trial.
Merick W. Smith, of Norwalk,
has filled his ice house and a stack
as large as the house stands beside it.
The ice was out last week from the
Bishop MillWPond. -
Miss Dorothy Cannon. who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Bene-
dict, South Main street, has returned
to her home at ‘Cornwall-on—the-Hud-
you. ‘ ‘
The entertainment committee of the
Order of the Eastern Star is urged to
be present, this evening, at 7:30 o'-
clock, to transact business of great
importance.
The Butler hedge entertainment
committee held a meeting Saturday
evening, at which time final arrange
meals were made for the box social
and dance which Will he held Thurs
day evening.
The Norwalk Oyste? Growers’ Asso-
ciation will meet at David B. Decker’s
day evening of this week. Matters of
importance will be considered. Every
‘membor requested to be present.
The pouterful ‘tug,'N6iW‘Walh. a: the
Red Star line. attracted considerable
attention this morning so it; broke the
ice up in the 1.1115111. The" Norwatk
wedged hor-«waymp through”; the rail»
road draw bridge. breaking the. idc- for
a tow which she is to bring put.“
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~01:ch or 1111151413111: oats.
Carpenter d: corners, the whole
IT'S “Learnt-:0
now and “all over but the shout-
ing" when Invitations are is-
sued for litmgtvmitlilig or recep-
tlon~ « but whg is going to fur-
nish the chmmuca and table.
wines for tho-feast? Why, we
1,11‘o.ofcoursel Whore cine could I
you procure such rare vintages
to (lo- hunur to your festive
board but at Manner & Flynn's?
Magnet 81 Flynn
Mrs MW itmmond is moon-ting at-
tcr 1111 attack of Illness.
Maurice \i threw the reporter. is
enjoying 11 weeks rotation.
The Girl‘s Friendly Society of Grace
Church will hold 11 regular business
meeting tomorrow evening.
Victor W. i-‘er,ris of Norwalk is at-
tending the C(ltlllétllit‘mlll Association
of Editors in New London today.
Miss Gertrude Smith. of Shelton,
spent yeserday as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas i-iarrigan, of Cross
street.
to Meriden on Saturday. where she
will spend the remainder of the win-
ter with her daugthcr Mrs. Frank S.
Fancbcr, of 713 Hanover street.
The case of Patrick Callahan, who
was arrested Saturday night in North
Main street, charged with intoxication
and breach of the peace. by Officer
Wallace A. Sammie, came up before
Judge William F. Tammany this 11101-11-
lng Mr. Callahan was fined $5 and
costs.
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District Deputy Grand Exalted Rul-
er Michael J. Haley, wiRImake an of-
ficial visit to Norwalk Lodge. No. 709,
Benevolent and Protectiiie Order of
Elks. Wednesday evening. There will
lie initiation and refreshments will be
served afterward. " ‘
Rey. maeHck A. Coleman, rector
of Trinity Episcopal Church, has invi-
ted the members of Norwalk Lodge.
No. 709 Benevolent and Protective
Order of Talks.- has invited the mere-
borI of the lodge to attend the ser-
vice‘ in Trinity Church on Sunday eve-
11mg, January 28th. at 7: 80V coin-ck.
Miss Rose Pitln'oi,tl1e' clover and
ohhhipion swimmer, who use been 11.n- W .
pouring in vaudeville at ‘Hoyt‘s thoa- I.I.W
WV ter hr the past week. with are attrac- 6
that at the Life 311ml hill, giIV- I
' on at Arion Hall; saint-his? c'vWIn'iiiI I
Miss P11111011 can.» £6.th conceal the ‘
conclusion chills“ 11th ii
that ital-‘1’ ‘ ,
1...”..- “my.
Skating 1.. excellent on all the ponds
and 11111111.‘ have enjoyed the sport all
day.
W Mr. and Mrs. Edward liaise, of Jer-
sey City. strontium Sabbath with Dr.
and Mrs. E. H. dunes of West street.
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"Dance the Paul Jones \'. l}. 0. P.
Masquerade Social Ititstic C hnin ball,
'1‘ uesdhy. January 2.3.
pan-Wm
The Fellowcrntt Club will hold a
regular business meeting tomorrow ev-
ening in the Masonic Temple in Wall
street.
The .case of Thomas Gainer, charg-
. , ed with breach of the peace. and latex
Mrs. Jasper Pryor. of Norwalk. went, '
icatlon came 111) in the Town Court
before Judge William F. Tammany
this morning. Gainer was lined $5
and coats.
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The tag Norwalk opened up the
channel from Norwalk to South Nor»
walk today. The ice was found to av-
erage fourteen inches in thickness.
There are two barges in South Nor-
walk waitng to go to the upper- city.
and four barges and, two schooners in
the upperrbarhorvto be towed to Smith
Norwalk and golater to New York.
George Brush has resigned his po-
sition as manager of the White Shoe
company, the same to take effect to-
night. Mr. Brush will he succeeded
by Lenny Strung, of Sarasota Lake.
who Within, the storetaking stock.
Mr..Brush enacts to and work in
New York city and has the best
wishes of trig many friends for suc-
cess. , "
The city hall committee held a
meeting yesterday at which time the
matter of building a new city hall for
.South Norwaik was discussed it some
. length The members of the commit-
tied at [the meeting at-
" o t that a report,
at 11.1; nest inciting <11
he held at the 29th
too {WWW :say nothing today as to
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mother. Mrs:
‘nunt avenue,
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iFuneral Director and Embalmer,E
Telephone at office, 336-2.
We have had placed in our handsl
one of the finest places in the town
of Norwallt, which we otter at a re-
markshly low price. situated on one'
of the best streets in town. hot 138xj
367. House 12 large rooms, bath, 2?
toilets. hardwood floors. steam heat,
5 open fireplaces. stable, cement
floors, 5 stalls. carriage room. roomi
for man. Might consider exchange}
for smaller place.‘
J. M. LAYTON 81 Co.
(Incorporated)
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk, (it.
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Fenwick Optical C0,;
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KRYFNHK
WM 31-10%
EY EC EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and saturday evenings 17
UNITED BANK BUILDING. l
South Norwalit
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DAVID W. RAYMOND S
10 North Main Strut.‘south Norwalh.£
Residence, 5 Washington Street. i
Telephone at house. 899
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town \
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone son-~50 South Main Street 1
South Norwnlk. Music Hall Block
MRS. JARVIS ENTERTAINS.
,‘tirs. Stephen Jarvis. of West street,
ton-t. :1 L’Rl'tiWillii’iY at the 1101110 of hot
t‘hnries ilost-h, in Put
in honor of her sister.
A. \\'hocler. of llctt'oit.‘ .\iich,.
Ion Friday ulternoon. There were [our
,' tables of whit-1 and two of bridge.
. $931 bill.
.1: bridge. 11m, 111111011. of 1111111191
poll took the mine for highest Stillt’
and fills llnrry l‘ortet. m ihidgeport
the consolation trophy.
At straight whist, Mrs. Gilt-s (trog-
ory captured first prize and Mrs. A. 1‘).
\\‘incbcster the consolation.
CONNIWECTIWCUT'S SHARE.
Hopes to Get Five Federal Buildings
Out of $16,000,000 Appropriation.
wasnmo'ron. Jan. 21-41.- house?
committee on public buildings and:
grounds at. their meeting Saturday.
agreed to report of bill which willW
Vcarry about 86,000,000. notwith-.
standing the fight the leaders of theI-
house are making against it. Con--
nectlcut has before the committee?
bills for the erection of buildings at?
Rockville. Manchester. Middletown.i
Naugatutk and Greenwich. in all1
these cities there is a site owned bv
lthe government. There are severnli
other propositions for public build-
ings in the state but it Is hardly likely‘
that any new project will be author -‘
Izod
Representative Tilson's bill to re. 1
word Wworkmcn in government shops;
for valuable suggestIOns for the im 1
provement of the work or product has:
been favorably reported by the co1n-;
mitten on military affairs. The bill
has the enthusiastic support of Geoli
Croaier, chief of ordnance of the
United States army.
GEDNEY—PETERS.
George Edgar Gedney of Rye, N. Y,
and Miss Bessie Margaret Peters, 0:1
New Rochelle, N. Y. came to Norwalk
Saturday afternoon and went directly
to the Nor-walk Methodisparsonagc.
where the pastor of the Norwalk Meth-
odist church, Rev Frank D. Torrey.
tied the nuptial knot for the couple.
They departed immediately upon 'a
wedding trip.
Antietam Fouaosv otosao.
Because of the fact that all
supply of pig-iron has run Wont Arnold's
Foundry int NorwalWlt. the chap was
closed and will remain so until the
arrival of the “contrary commodity
The 11an has been ordered for
some three weeks and iVIV daily expel:~
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until its arrival nothing can'
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.3 cans Milk ........ . ........... 25¢; 3 lbs. Soda Crackers ............L25¢ '
lbs. Laundry Starch ..... . . . . .2511] 3 lbs. Ginger Cookies ...... . . .250W
6 Ozone Soap .................. 251113 cans Gold Cross Milk ........ 25¢ fW
til'labbitts Soap ............... 25c| 10 lbs. Granulated Sugar ..... ”$1.00,
, ltic Pearllne, this sale
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the :W
for took place this nioi'ni'ni, conItahlc mthatcdhfu M? T” tine Imp“.
Samuel-(l; irolandV hunts; over ths ment W" 2 fig?“ Chew"! »
unread of the in I
.~ keys to the new capo-.511... took poo
5! watt. eraser
NDMALK.
PHONE 433.
Everything in the Optical Line I I
Eyes Examined Free
0. B. Jackson
Optician
F. E.I Lockwood 81 Company will .
give you a $25 Gas Tank for
$16 and your Old Generator----
for your Automobile.
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
Specials for This. Week
....7c| Very Best Creamery Butter . ... ”37°.
Fancy Assortment 01 Fruits.
TEL. 833-3.
22 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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A CHANCE
TO BUY A GOOD AUTOMOBILE CHEAP
1 Pullman 5-‘passenger Car
1911 Model in perfect condition.
See it at our Garage.
OSCAR H. BANKS
mvsn STREET Telephone 081-3 ~>“‘Nonwm.lk,uodaa.
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Han been run less than 2,000 miles.
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16 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ........... Itoo
BEST FLOUR. A WBAG ....................................... ‘ ........ 80o.
FANCY EGGS, A DOZEN ............................................ .3511
FANCY MAINE POTATOES. A PECK ............................... 350
The Great A81P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
Tc I. No. 909. Deliveries 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.VV
FrcWeIWBc-Ilvory. W
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The Gibson 10c Cigar“
FORMERLY MADE Iv THE ozone: a. MILLEVR co. OF new
‘ YORK any new MADE BY W
The Old Well Cigar Company-I]
NOW ON SALE wrrp THE FOLLOWING DEALERS: ,
SOUTH NORWALK
AUGUST. C.
BAXTER, F. H.
BRIGGERMAN, W. A.
CANEVARI, D.
CASTELLANO d. BARDINI
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
CLIFFORD HOTEL
NOVAK, s.
PLAISTED. a. H.
scmtus, CARL
SCHMIDT. ADAM ,
SILLIMAN, E. H. .
STILLSON POWELL co-
WHELPLEY I. CLARK
WIVGMORE. w. F.. a co.
- NORWALK
COLEMAN F. a.
couso,o.' . BAWUR. w. c.
orszsa, LEONARD . GLENDENING. H.. a co.
oastuss, A. w. HAYES, .1.'r
HOLMEWS, KIWsWELEa a SEL- .
LECK co. THE
EAGLE HOTEL
GERMANIA HOTEL
GHIOTTO I co. MACE BRos.
ourxowsxv. s. c. 1 MORELLI a CARBONE
HAFNER’S EAST SIDE CIGAR SACHS. H.
SKELLY G. HOWARD
STARR, FRANK R.
WEED. E. P.
EAST NORWALK
HASSAN BROS.
JACKSON, A.R . -
MEAD d. 60.. H. E.
R088 4. SMITH
.STOREB
KASTEANTOS. K.
LAYDEN, MRS. J.
LEARY, WA. C. CO.
MAGNER & FLYNN
MAONER a TROY
MAHAOKEMO HOTEL _\
MORELLI, J.
STEAMRR
MARION-s WHEEL wooLLEn MILL passes DIVIDIENW
LOOSE. W BOSTON. Jan. 22. w—It watt announce,
The steamer Marion’s wheel be- ad “’de that the 1300“ Mills edit-‘0-
came loosened Saturday while in South ration had passed its saint-annual
NDX'WRJk harbor. add the Wtug Green. dividend. The usual IdiVJOWQIId has
wich had to tow the vessel to New been at thé'rate of five percent per
York. “The Marion was-placed in dry annum. i-The corporation is capitalis-
dock, yesterday, and repairs were ed at 31.000.000 and has large mills a
made so that the boat mourned regular Lowdlit ‘ ‘
VtVripg today. ‘v ‘ ” . The paIsing of the dividend is do
‘ - to' the depression or the past year or
two in the textile industry.
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HARNESC BUSINESS SOLD.
Bornard camphdli of Waterburyi'V
has purchased the“ ninth: and anal-e11“-
or Michael J. Mohar‘riéy. who has con-
ducted the harness suntan .ihV‘ South
Vwaik tbs smite tinted: The trans-
FIRE IN HARTFORD CHURCH
HARTFORW m 22. ~Fire. Hihrdk?
out in thump: Christ. (in ‘
early this mwrliing as a result. of
t6 main molding ,
. ,. «Th Man,WM_W‘hI‘ '~ ‘
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