Blessed: is [the loan;
‘ who Walltciill 1101'. in
the counsel at the
wicked,
Nor stimdeth ln .tlw.‘
way of sinncrs. _,
Nor sliteth in the seat
of the scoruthi.
~~Psslms 1: 1.'
° . 11111110111110 for Tuesday cvwiuz
The young 11910111111 are invited to 1110
(in Tuesday, March 17 tho Eghcrt
Club will. giro their 111111ou ailppsr in
the parish 1110111110..
RiispOllso—w'met lilo Wolds of M 1
Month, Alex. S, Gibson
Quartetw‘illuil to the Lord’s Anoint-
ed," ............. .- P. A. 801111001101
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METHODIST
Eli-st Methodist Episcopal Church
iii Waltcham, paatcerublic wor-
ii) dill sermon at. 10:30 a. 111., with
Subject. Christianity and
33mm. Day Problems in China/”WA
" (Sultry Sermon. In the evening
clock, Demonstration of Gil-1W
Illicit Gampaign postponed irrom last
(it Smokers, E. F. McGrcgor and
' ”unwell Other announcements
141:?th any: ‘29 45 a m.. Sunday Mo 11-
Glass, Edwin Fox, leader 12 n1..
iBiblo ' 11001 with Bible classes 1'01 all
1611’ 15 Bible Class led by 11aS-
.. n1.. devotional meeting of
pWo10l1 League. Topic, Common.
.oiino :fieligion: 81111111ch Sample lead-
"Theodor evening Class, John Green-
. g meeting of the Ladies Aid.
Wednesday. " cm'cloch at tho real
meant Mrs J. Emory Stamps, 54
Wcst iatreat; hostesses, Mus. J. Em-
"31.0ch and Mrs Richard L '00-
oilurn. There ought 00 be and there
vsentstive gathering or the ladies.
“in. No businem meeting of the
‘ on. the policy of tho school review
:ot‘flccrs elected. The pastor will
not, as chairman of the meeting.
General church prayer meeting.
~ Thursday evening, pastor in charge.
Junior League, Fiday, 3:15 o’c'ock.
”Miss «Emma Fallon and Miss Mildred
-'Ketcll8m in charge».
. Boy Scouts, Friday. '7 p. 111. Frank
Goodohlid. scoud muster.
residence or Miss Mabel M Sonic
3"Tayior avenue.
Tho pastor wishes to meet the of-
.. file“ Sunday ovcning service
I: . coil and Advocate subscriptions should
shortly be in the pastor's hand.
Mr. email will preach his Lent-
uiar 10:30 hour of worship upon the
Jim mum Mysicrious Philosophy and
Wt, We Know About It as :1 Fact.
Allin Gotcchin'ch Campaign will hold
7de union services iomormw which
, (i impoa'olblo by the storm. in tho
fiiornoon at 4: 80 the service will b»
lidd at the Norwalk Congregational
(roll. {All pastors will be present
At. this 71:). 111. hour the union sorvlco
.. mooni- in tho First M. 111.0111: ch
hit am Norwsili All pastors will
' Wat. Them will be no “Mel“
ovcnim nary-icon in any or
m with the exception of
in whom union meetings are
I. . 1". Sim»...
Q, . 11015010 East Avenue Moth»
Mitt (hutch any 8. P. Fairbanks.
“1W9“ mMFGHOWIhlp meet-
in“ under, Edmund Trounuou
in .m‘Publio Worship. Mr
dollar the moon“. He
" it! all My school We'
“dwarf
were announced our last Sunday, but
” will comm-mun. 1... will to
...~
110 to come and worship with us.
Monday, 8' p. m. The W. 'F. M, 8..
will hold its monthly meeting, at the
home of Mrs. Hannah Seymour. The
subject for discussion will be “Kor-
Wednesday. 6: 30 p m
Aid Society will celebrate
birthday by
Ten to which all the church members
and iriends are invited. The supper
will be followed by singing old time
songs and a spoiling bee. The sing-
ers will dress in the style worn forty
years ago.
Thursday. 7:45 p. m. The regular
church prayer meeting will be held
in the Sunday school Room with the
pastor in charge
Saturday 8 p 111, Union prayer meet
lug at 'the Advent Christian Church.
Snugatuck M E. Church.
Huibert Darrell Jones pastor.
10: if» n m. —Moruing worship; scl~
man by the pastor; blackboard 'lollt
Rcv.
"doubtless will 1),, in lungs and W; rc- ‘0 the juniors 01’ the congregation- Goldman. rector .th second Sunday
This ch-urc'h' is ill union with the 0th
Th9 Sunday '80th Board Wm 'hold' e1 churches or \V eni'pol‘l. in emuhfluli" Holy anlmun‘on
to” annual meeting. Wednesday, at 8 '“g m" importance “f church ““9““ communion of the Girls Friendly So-
nncc during the Lenten season
church you is of much more lmllort- Sunday school at 12 “100k The 111 and sermon. Topic. Christian Film:
1 ”me than this run reports "will she landfill“? COMO“. “The Trip to P53 and lniallig'cncc 1:: 111., Bible ciao 1'01
catine," is. now a tie.
as being shown
Evening service at 7:30
Prescing by the pastor,
welcome is given to all.
CONGREGATIONAL.
The South Norwalk Congregational
Church John
tile church service tomorrow morning
Much interest
'i). 1113*“
the Spirit The nileruon service will
be. omitted in accordance with the'
'1lnu for a union service in the Nor-
ailemou .111 4:30 oclocli and a second
“"l‘hci'e are but two more Sundays of union 1111ch in the South No: walk pupal
the conference year All benevoleu- Methodist Church in the evening in Lindahuxg
7 o'clock. This is the. regular pro'
From planned 1601' last week and post-
poned on account of the storm. Rev.
The Nor-walk Mfiewudm Episcoral Wm H. Wakeham and Rev. John 8111- l). 111
Church. Lincoln Hollictor Caswell pas New“ will address the meeting at Girls Frleiully Society
717 orwwlii and Roy L H. Cuwell and
till. mmon tomorlow morning at the RBV- E. 4" MoGrexw11vlll million the 011111
meeting at .South 1Norwnlk. The unu-
hollows:
Organ Preludc‘flercnadn
Respousawwl'lope Thou in God
.................... 1.. MN‘Gllilnt
Anthem—«God Who Modest llcaveu
Naylor
Sunday school at 12: 10 under the
suporintendfiucy of J. M. Glover. The
Men' 11 Christian inquiry Club will also
meet 111. that hour and lletcn'io all
uddrcuil in .128 Lowrance. The San
lor Christian 311de Society will
meet at 0 o‘clock aunday evening, All
young people are invited.
on Monday afternoon the district
leaders of the parish will meet at the
church at 3 o'clock.
011 Tuesday evening the Million
Club will meet in line éluib room at the
|church at 3 ociock. Mourns. 71.
Manson and it, Oliver will ontortaln
the club
011 'l‘uoaday evening the Waumnl
Camp Fire Girl! will hold tall/sir moot-
lng in tho Circle room of, the church
at 7:30. Miss M. Henry. guardian.
'l‘he intormadiate Endeavor Society
will moot on Wednesday Wu at
H: an anionic
‘ Timmidmook sorvioo M11310 camp
will 50416101011180» eroding at 7:4
Franck
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il’rcludchllcgi'o from 7th.
dial invitation is extended to the pull-f
Tho Lndics' 1.
us 4311'
lloldingilin Olden 'i‘ilnc5
o'clock who: the “Mm ml
. :i’rima will b. 0011M.
on My Moo 11111111111111.1111...
Postluilcv-Allogro in 13),... 1H. .Slnul't
Vesper Service at 4:30
Slloatu
_ G, Marital
lQuul'tct—~"'l‘llc King of Love, My
,IShepllt-ml' ls." ....... ll. ll. Shelley
(liiertory~——Anilnnle ill l), W. Spinney
................ ,1....~.
11m colder: nine 01min will is...“
.2011 Tu muddy at ii 11.11.11 with Mn. 1";- '
. K- Sit. John. at .iohu’sstl'cct '
7 Morning
. .Prclullcwi’ustol'nlc.i'roln ir’l'. So.
llntn ....... 11,-(illiimnllt'
Qunl'tct—~‘iliow 1 Lovely ‘,Arc Thy
' Dwellings Fair," ...... ll. 130th ‘
Contrulto soltlm "Lend, Kindlv
Lilrlit" ...... C ill 111111.111 '
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7 Dicker 81 Sun
MUTE!!! NORWALK. CONN
Wh.’ GIVE I. AM?! Hi GREEN TRADING ETAMPB.
cxtrcmcly soil; effects.
CAMISOLE
Lace and Embmidcl y
'1 ho slicer waists of not, lace crane and other
require lilo cwmisolc to carry out the circus dcslgllcr‘ 11 schcml
We lure showing an ullllSllllll1 lllll"ll(ll\'e lino ill WELLESLEY
CORSET COVER EMBROIDERY in new and dc<lrllblil
with wide bonding through crlllcl in 1:.4rl'y :1 No 1": ribbon
12.43 :1 large colloctlmlmi' CAMlSOLE SHADOW LACES in
llullspul our 1145
2'11!
designs.
l’l'iczx
H
Price 251: yard.
Duct—Night Hymn at Ben.
.......... A. (luring Thomas ,, 50c yard.
l’ostludev- March from 311 Organ "
' Symphony, .......... c, M, Wildol‘ ...
‘ 1‘ 1' , . -- _ bclutlllll run; geOilpntlcrns.
SAPT'ST' 1' 0.119 and oils-hull yards cnnplcins camisolc.
Grace 14mm Churcll,,Gul'iiclil -.l..' -
Sabres. B. Th, pontoon—Services. Sun-1 .
day 11:00 11. 111., preaching:
"Lock On Christ." John 3:15;
Sabbath School;
8 p. m. preaching: subject.
montalitlcs, lea. 43:70; Monday ove-
nlng. Deacon‘s dicord will meet.
Tuesday evening, 8'11. n1.. lecture
by Rev. A. 4.. Bulloy. ’8. D.
Wednesday evening, _8 p. 111.,
(1. A, will meet,
Thursday evening, 8 p,
meeting. All nre welcome.
subject;
Y. RI.
111., pm yer
EPISCOPAL.
”'llillm (',lillllll lie-1' Frederick .4.
1n celebration of the
Monthly corporate
in Lent—«8 u
clety; 10: 30 11.111, morning lzlrsyar
12:30 ..
7:45, Praise Service;
“lnutru- ..
86 WASHlNaTON .STRE'ET.
'The N. ”E. Ryan‘Co.
SOUTH NORWALK.
give liloil names to the lcctoi without
delay.
W ‘ ..'
Grace Church; Roy. J. B. Werner.
lrcctor: second Sunday ill.
llloly Conununlou lit 8 a. 111.' ., Mission
and scl'mon ul 4 p.111
Christ Church, Rcv. llypkiil lll'own,
and school
or and address
. Monday-7: 45 11111.. Young \lcn's!
":30111, 111.cvcuillg'lrai-
A "“7”“"1 (‘iub important business 1110971113 and hwuisal
initiation of new members
Tuesday—2 p. m.. sowing l'or illls~
sious. 3:30 .11. 111., rehearsals oi the
Lenten choir. 4' 30 p.111 evening
111. Boys Club 8:15 111.111.. meeting
With Deanna social. Friday. at the. sermon subject will be Fruits oi of tho vestry oi’ the church at the of '9
lion 0! the senior warden.
Wednesday.~ll 30 11.111. morninfi
prayer and litany. 3: 30 p u1,.lun-
flotilla Idor a. moment at the close of wall; Congregational Church in um im- Auxiliary to the Board oi Mis-
sions. 7. 30 p. m. Bethany Guild. A
will be read “by Miss licssic
Thursday-ll p. 111., Mission Study
Glass. 4. 30-.11 111., c1cnlng.pray.or
7.30 p 111.conllrmatlou class 7: ’40
choir rehearsal. 7 :45 p. ,
Friday——3: 80 111 111. Junior llioys'
8 p. m.. evening prayer and
sermon. Special Lamar pronouns. the
lad subject. The Vicalous Amoco 8‘0 for the morning service will be as Rev, Richard 1). Hutch, rector 01' T1111-
fity Church Bouthport
, The continuation chins will luvs. its
lirst meeting on Thursday owning at
7: 30 All who expect to be cool! mod
must attend tho meeting at the class.
The rector has had 11 great number
of demands made upon his relief
fund and he will ulmmlntu contribu-
tlolls.
Saint Paul‘s Parish.
Second Sunday in Lent. 7:;0 u. m.“
Holy iommuhlon; 9:45~—~m01'uin&
prayer: 10:30 a.” n1.-~Lliany and Holy
Communion; 12 int-wet. Paul’s Sunday
school; ii p, cup—4t. Audrew‘o Shirley
school, 3718'an street: 7:30 p. m.—--
Choral evcnsonz.
Every wool: dcy morning service 111
9. Evening IOWlOB ovary alteration
at 0. except :«chnoldny and May.
chssmymliveulnx mm and 0d
drm at at: Andrew‘s Won, 853
Main street,» 7.30 111.10.
Friday-'1 Nymphs» mil lwccial
preacher at 8 11.111: womb-111m
boiler. 011111111001 kill my .9:
can» 01111111. sum. .
All purl-on- m cordially 111th do
uncommon-1111mm.
rector: second Sunday in Lcut-
plowing pr'nycl 11nd sermon at 10:30
in, m.; Simon‘school 0.112; evening“
lpmyel and sermon at 7; 30 up. in.
l Evening prayer and sarnlon Friday
«waning 11172.43. followed by choir rc
l sALVATlON ARMY.
l The Solution Army 1‘10 “'11 1111'
lam-lat South Norwalk. Conn; Ensicu
Stallletou,1nilliste-—~A1 prayer and brief meditation 7 30 '9 land ‘lirs. Edwin J Pcrrcll officers in
' charge—Saturday at 8 p. m.. free uni
nay.
l Sunday 111 ll 11. m.. holiness meeting.
3 1). 111., company meeting. 4 1:1. m..
directory class. 3 p. 111., revival 1101':
lice. Captain Flossle Goodwin. di-
visionul secretary. of Hartford, Conn,
will conduct the above services.
Monday at R .p. m.. salvation initial-
lug.
Wednesday at 4 'p. m.. Band of Loi'o
classes.
Wednesday at 7 p 111.. Young Poo
:plc'c chloll services and industrial
classes.
Thursday ill 8 1p, m.. salvation no.1"
vice.
Fridy at 7‘ p. 111,-, «Corps Codats’
class. 8p. m.. cottage meeting all .70
'Myrtlo avenue. East Norwnlk.
. . .
81'. 'RETER‘S GERMAN LUTHERAN
CHURCH.
81. Peter's Gannon , Lutheran
Church, Cedar street. enar West 111m
mic: Martin L. Stoop. pastor-“Regain
services every Sunday morning at
10:30 at St. Peter's Evcncolical Luth-
eran Church, These services are the
only one: in thecity conducted in the
German language. The pastor is ur-
llvorlng a. aortas oi Lenten sermons
having tor their subject the culturing
and death or the Saviour for the re-
demption of mankind. All domains,
particularly those of the Lutheran
faith. are asked- ta attend. The seats
in the clinical are Iron. barricadln
the English immune are held every
last Sunday of this month. in the orc-
lllng, at 12311.11va is 111411001110
2 o'clock lathe ottoman.
lit aim, urvioslp W school.- at
9'80.
Services in tho amnion lWlo'
ovary third Bunday of the mouth at
(its! Dru
,‘ld Kelli. ct Momma oldclm
oor‘lnun null Euclid: WK
. Lent—2 1
i
l
cordially and internally
Houdini: room open to the public ouch
milled,
\Vl‘Rli duy ui'lerlloou from 2:15 to 4:30 i
l
ADVEI‘H CHRlSTlAN CHURCH.
\il\clll (' iliisLiun Church
10: 30. Sunday school at 12 m. Ju
l
. \all Zalltl
Sunday school at 9 “ m.. morning and Barley stream East N01'1v,.ulk G i
prayer and sermon at 10: :30; parish ii 10‘5”? pastor.
Sunday ““1001 5‘? 12' WOW“! “”3“" scvicc at 10 oclock \lolning scrllloll
I
,uior Loyal Workers“ meeting at ‘1230'
Half hour prayel l
l). m. L'oyul Workers' meeting, 5:47.13
p. In. No 4111111ng service.
with East Avenue Molllodlfit (‘llurchi
7:30 111. m.
t"Mid vocal: mrsye'. sclvlce, Thursday,
7:30 p.111
KNIGHT STREET CONCERT.
Will lilllle "
l
l
The progrnlll oi the sacred concert‘
of the Knight Street A’. M.,
t‘llurch, Sunday at 'i 11 ul‘ sharp, will
no as follows:
Singiur-Cholr.
Prui'ermMr. Bell.
Scripture R~cndln~g—~Supcrlntendoni,
Singing—“Choir.
‘ Reading~Miss Mary Williams.
SolomMss Rosa Armatead.
Readillg~hllss Minnie llailey.
i)1iet—~Mra. Perkins a'ml Mrs, Gray.
Reading—Mrs. Askew. '
Seloctiou~Wright's Quartotte.
Reading—Miss Emily Springstoin.
Solo—Miss Louise McClennon.
ReodinxJ—Miss Gertrude Powell.
Solar-Mrs. James Perkins.
Beodina'ansu Grace Butcher.
Solo—Mrs. E. -B. Powell.
Reading—anion Richardson.
SélcctionHWrixht’s Quul'tette.
Violin Selection—~Mrs. Chance.
, 11441115.»: rm modicum Monday
Resding~Mlns Bertha Marion.
Solo-Mailter James Purllius.
Remarks—«Rev. Holden.
Solo—million Borkins.
Committoo~Misa Florence 8111:4111:-
ntoon and James Perkins.
Wmu. .
vaunaslllu's NAT OOLLEC‘l'lON
NEW YORK. March 7.-lt has long
been understood in art clrclosvoi New
York city. that-0001110 w. Vanderbilt.
who: died in Washington. ycstordoy.
intention to luvs to the 'Mmopoliian
Museum of Mt the splendid colloction
or modem :10th .whcred by his
tumor, William 11. ‘VWW. 001411
111 mmxutoMr. Vanderbilt'iooncd the
pictures” to the museum and may have 3.
been on cxhibltlou evar'llinco. The col-
loction comprioco 135' pictures bought
between the your i308 and 1800. :many
of which or» now Monica. .
The comm the mutation. 0119.0: tho
‘liut W plenum in the would in
Mills“ “Tho Iowan." other . grout
artists ‘mmtcd- inntho collection
on .W“ mm luncheon Bo'u- 1
mm. boron Neill-min and trill-oer.
EN
America has, as yet. done little man-
'thm'«sar1'o. an eiloctlve apprenticeship
.ovcrytlilnu pertaining to the activity 0!
1.1.1111... 185;}
.4... . t
"Spring Styles in Men's" Wear
Negligec'Shlrts of approved patterns, and
“ the Latest Neckwca‘r" " , '.
’An advance shipment of Spring patterns in Negligc
ShirtS. made with suit lil't‘lltiil culls. rcully on 1112151111 (1:;“
unllillrllr illllitlfa' lllc \Iru's 'W'ttlloll ill llllsiliou in supply
the needs 10f the llli‘lh‘l.l‘l'1liillillls ill‘sltllill'l. 'l'llcsi' Sllii'ira'
:111' l'lll pz‘illirllllll 111011
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 each.
N‘OVCltiCS in TlCS. 'l'lli‘ 'l'ullg'll (‘liii‘llrx lli'lu‘ l‘.l\'1iii'
1111 the necktie silks making 1 lu- ills-play ifill'gt‘illlfi Illlil lll'll
.limlt. ' ._
,l'lt'ilvily rillllcil Silk.» 1111.1 lllirk l'li'll Siil'ulls lulu:
llccn used ll) lllzlkc up these llilllilr'ullllt? upon-lull .Clt'Ill‘Yt'.‘
which have all lllc lair llllll lzlsllillllullll' mlm'». $1.00.;
$1.50 and $2.00. _ . ,
Basket weaves zlri' very llll';l.~i'l;y.ill lilll'lx 1111111 115'. lam.
('lccll'ic llluc and 1311111 ll‘liilg'li'il 111111 siln'l'. 50c
CthEy Silks in l'r1lll'~ill-l1;lluls. :lll lilt‘ popular 411111111»
ll:l\'_1'. Yule. blue. purple, gray. broom and cardinal, ‘500 'l
Tango Four—ih~hands, ri;h hiles,“500.
Women’s Underwear
Berk-shire Mills. ribbed garments for early, Spring.
.\ mi'diilm Wright in 11111 ml wilcll Ill-:11'1‘ 110:11' 1< lt'l'i
ill'l',
Vests, lligll lltzcli'. RilOl'i hii‘L’l'i‘S
Dutch nook. clilmv slccvcs lx‘iirlllnl ~l/1'1'.
_ L011: llcclc. short or 1111 alcoves. . 25C
Plants in ankle length lixll'u 5171'»
Pants or Tights, kncc length 290
(901111 Villllr.
Warner’s Corsets
New designs of Rcdf-crll 21ml Rusiproof.
'l'llc rellluimlcr of this work and part (11' llt‘Xl will llc
given to tho display of Spring: designs in “drum“
sets ill the 11011111111101“ ml the main floor. Coml'nrt SeClllS '
111 110 tin: first l'cqlli'silc. and those 111111li<ll
Corsets are so lightly boned, 211111 so well planned ill iii and
ii. li'i'ls
(fur--
cxcccilillgly
fccl wood that as one woman cxprcssi'il
stilisll anvilmw
Rustproof Corsets from $1. 00 to $5. 00.
Redfcms, $3.00, $5.00, $6.00 and up.
Winter Coats. The winter stock all to be closed out
this week at $5.00 and $10.00 each, regardless of original
. .prices.
“llllr
St'i‘llllil Flinn"
A FOREIGN iMPREGBION OF AMER‘
ICAN HOSPITAL SOCIAL
SERVICE.
11 11 15c paying employment, brings
c'onlt'mi lo the helpless. Patients new
to be entertained, and encouraged. and
,lo llnvc occupation for the long hours
There ‘8 arcel'laln Sflllflfactlllll L0 bl" of CUIIYR‘QSCCHSO. They “(3911' not in.
derived from tuepmise. however quill? frequently. to be prepared for new no
ified it may be, that comes tons iroml cupstious sometimes made necessary
foreign shores. This is particularly! by injury or the ravages of disease.
true with respect m things medical. m ‘ Their lite utter release from the hospl
the intionnnd conduct orwlllcll'm' must often bclcompletcly alterui
' 8"“ ' to meet new co.uditiolls
Mrs. Strauss points out that the, Hill
Germany has 30 long been held bctorc' vernal workingmnn' 5 insurance and
our eyes as a model of the best micolnpcntlntlon acts introduced by tlm
iaermnn government have rendered,
certain features of the hospital social
service of less immediaic necenaity 111
Germany. This entire field at social
and humanitarian endeavor has only
begun to be cultivated. America m..-1
taken a loading part in the benoncenl:
work. flucccscIul methods have ycl
to be developed, tested, amplified to
meet constbntly changing economil
conditions and hygienic“ innovations
The day must come when every Ainil'
icon hospital will possess its socllll
service department.
m.., -4 l. L... ».,~-.....m
AGAINST TICKET WECULATION
NEW YORK. March 7.~—‘l‘hc commil
too on amnucmcnts cl the board of a1
dcrmeu has unanimously voted to u
commend the passage or two mean
urea designed to do away With tlclm
the physician and " the therapeutic
world inw hlch he lives. says The Jour
nni oi the American Medical Assocln- .1
lion. that a. word of commendation
from German sources is gratiiylnz.
The develpomcnt at tho system of 11011 i
pita! social service, introduced at thol
Massachusetts General Hdspltol in,
Boston in 1906 and since then widcly
followed throughout the larger cities
of the Uniiod aim. has lately been
19101101) to in a mmllnc devoted to
the interests 07 women in Germany.
Mrs. Strauss. wire or the Berlin clin
iolnn Prof 14011111111111 shrouds. calls at»:
tuition to the evolution at tho syctom‘
or hospital 'servlaciln this country. and
contrasts it wiih’WIMns in the
hospitals of mum. Thom is much in
her review that dmorvos do be bmught
'imiluy to dim attention of American ”munition- .
W11. .1 ‘| One of the proposed ordinancur
18(10th service is the application at would require mentors to print "1"
wound amnion 'ilili‘lltl‘ to the and 0! Wm 0' 3101 linked” 0“ “1° “‘39 1“)"
«tyros thwtliw would 4100.110 a DUI"
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