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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 28, 1914 · page 4

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”GI FOUR

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we memen’s “notation at Grm- weekend,
No local men were elected to
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firemen. was Monday evening chum with keeping

EAST NORWALK

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”Robert Hendricks, of Cme street. ern \ew England Telephone Coin.

in Br1dgeport, yester‘ pany’s oflice, is having two weeks’\ \a‘ a-
cation. 1

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E.E.Ga1e of Stamford, led the Mr and Mrs Elmer E Case. or
meéweek prayer meeting at the East ROWWYWII avenue, are entertaining
avenue M. E. Church, last eiening. MP5 310mm H"- Hammel 0f 1581190”.
1 : New York, *

any: a. Visitor
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The steel Shwtmg or Pie: It: w: Miss Mae Smith has returned to her
”“9“ “P ““133 ”1‘ a 5m“ ‘3‘1 e: home in Riehmoncunu. New Canaan.
”“3"“ to ”‘6 Mtllarg Barton 0111- after a visit with Miss Lois Marsh,

“fw- of Rowayton.

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Rev. S. P. Fairbanks and tamily, 0‘ Miss Ruth Tuttle, of West street,

" Rowan street. who have been emu)“ New Cannon, is spending the week
in; an extended vacation. is exitected with Mrs. Harriet Crawford, at Hick-
to return to their home here bemoan cry may;
now and Sunday. l .

.. Mrs. \iiles Lynch and daughter

wich.
Rodice, but the local
along with the other
:well entertained.

run scorn nonwsut Emma 3m

 

 
 

Funk Humor has bee
of his brother, Stephen Harcor.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen “Statues,

entertaining out of town friends.

 

Mrs. Elisha!!!

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Pillow of Norwalk Canaan Gordon Club, in

is spending a few weeks in town.

 

The Norfleid Sundaymhool

pic-

nicked at t‘ornpo Beach Wednesday.

‘ taiuing

 

Mrs. Andrew Eichinger has enter of flowers. vegetables and fruits mado‘
their uncle from Boston. a most pleasing sight

Mass.

Bridgeport, after spending a few days red ribbons were awarded to winners'

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Albert Lanfer has returned

in town.

Mrs, Martin Rowland. who has been and wore very careful in selecting win.
ill for three weeks. is not expected to non.

long survive.

 

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Mrs M E Godfrey continues on

1.. tho has been visiting with“ rela- Capmin and Mrs J H H Come. or Loner Pariah.

lives in this section left today for a McKinley street.
trip to the hams of friends in Elling- 1 ..,...—
$01!. Conn. Rev, and Mrs Smith will My. .nd Mfg, Peter Nyborg and 50
potato to the East Side the first part have 1eturnod to Brooklyn, after
"[321! next week two weeks‘ visit at the home or Mrs.
‘. ..___.... George Patterson.
V Contractor Phillip Fielding has a w-..
large contract for the wiring of the Charles R. Lee, of Pierpont street,
United Electric Light & Water Com— Brooklyn, hns purchased property at
ranys uptown office which includes Tokoneke Point which will he added
the installation of 150 small lights 00 to his present holdings, on which
the front of the building and wiring has a home erected
for the laigest incandescent lamps
ever seen in Norwalk. 3

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Dr. T. M. Lloyd. of 125 Pierpont

 

 

The Unltéd Electric ”silt mo home site at Kllbourno Point
Water Co.‘ a new auto truCk mode it! will start the erection of a home in
.. ,dipqt appearance on the East §lde this ”the m

1Week. attracting considerable atten~ ‘1‘"

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brocu,

 

Mrs. G. E. Drew,
to visit her sisters. Mrs. Horn.
Miss Faulhuber.

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Mrs. Walter Gregory has been

she is spending the summer

Mr and Mrs. Eli Wakeman

 

 

Rev. Thomas Houston. Will

change pulplts Sunday morning with in town mfg week

~ 11611 The truck was built right here .3913. and um. menua 1.3 Gillienne HeV. WIlllam Moe. of Walloon.

"in Norwalk at the weirknown Bar- urs making preparations for: enter-
{up Factory and is a great aid to the mining a large puny- oi: friends at

work. I
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A Carlton L'Hommedleu, of Rowan great success and than whd‘ expect

 

The Norlleld Improvement Asaoeia- nu returned from it wears mmlplng
odinpany'a line depflltmenf in their their home within a short tlnie. The “On held its annual manna with trip at Mooseheud use, Maine ..
w Wagm mg," given by m- and election or oflicera, Tuesday evening

 

Mrs George Dayton and children, or are enjoying lair weather at their 1
street. left for Newtown. Conn. yes- :19 w my my: sll'air are look Brooklyn. and 1.1111. Anna. Hill. 01 Nor- camp on the Norotlontriver.

lr1ing S1nit..l1 of Anittyvllle, In Groce of New York are guests of the invalid list, at her home in the .l DAREN

have

n spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
3 Frank Fitch.

has been in town

and

very

he ill at the Hedenhorg cottage. wherd

hid

strut. Brooklyn. has pu rchnsed a charge 0’ "‘9 9’03“!“ l“ the meeting roton river is nearly completed:
lie of the Greenfield Country Club _,,__~___L__1,I

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' 3mm. where he was engaged on plan lug forward “8}!ng evening or much talk. have loom a. low duo in town

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11 ‘iil‘lor in entertainment given by the pleasure. 1
people of that town. Mattie L’Haxn- -.,
medleu’h reputation is our "it"; "as in Quite a. iii-go. colony wil keep
aplondid performer on the pinup. and houses open and live at Tokodelte this
tho young man bids fair to make a winter. The number includes many
Wis success in this line 7 recently mun-led couples. Those who
» —-—-——- have already announced their inten-
? .jfl'hq giant lighter “conqueror" lin~ tion or atiylnz at1MTnltonokeior 'the
”Iliad pulling up "the steel shooting of winter are: his. and Mn. Harry Park-
tho cotterdam of Pier 8 today. This or, In. and Mrs. Edward. Kins. MI-
pie: is attracting considerable uttoné und Mrs. Horbert Whoeior, Mr. and
it” among vthe rollovers of “10.th 3th W Mr. W Mrs.
get work, kangaroo: its um Chsfleo dues Dan. in. and Mrs.
étructia‘i. being or" four sides. and 'Ricinrd La Guillermo. Mr Md Mrs.
allow, in thecenter. Work on Pier Miner D. Randall will remain at their:
" .the last" or the 12 will start 1111- horde until January 1 when they will

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'a Norwalk hotel

 

MFrlends on the East Side were,
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Muriel Fielding of Pleasant street,
mid it} Ward Van Alstyne, proprietor

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

nesting New York.
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regular meeting or the
improvement Association
am oh Tuesday. A the name
Bil-tn Toma. in not us-
3 o'clock in tho utgernoon. R
13.3 preceded by a director: our,”
ad for a: 30 o'clock. Barium

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m8. Jmmoujofimavad'ation

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probubly take up their realdnnc‘e 111 WI.
.land in Norliold, to Henry Prowltt of

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been Mmlntim in New Jer- "has been

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Contractor Taylor. hu oompleted erarsuther
the new bani he has been building at daughter and grandson. at lhpir ham-I3
the Lower Parish mm or )5; 'J. Cool). on Oracle atroet. 5

Mrs. Anderson and daughter Miss
Alice Andnmn or Brlduport. are Stamford Hpapital with a. hroksn leg
guests or Mr. and Mrs. F. P Moro- His many friends hope for a speedy

house. 1

 

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Mr and Mrs. Aurelius Ghlotto are
, _ John the)“. E. Church next Sunday evening."
Ghiotto, and little daughter at South at 730 p. m. A religious and duatruc-

ontortalning Mr and Mrs

Norwalk

 

Horace Hurlhutt, tormerly of Wes sd Seats will all he (roe.
of

has" sold a tract of 80 acres

Norwalk.

 

George and Arthur Bonner hove ”Willi“ him to speak on the great
. ', llslt town and are spending a. few dam vmr which he will do next Sunday, at
at il‘alrneld Beach before returning to 11 a. 111 in tho Noroton ppmhytemm

Springfield, Mass.

 

The ladies of Emmanuel Church. ’
1. .\ held their annual

Thursday afternoon and evening.

 

Nnrlléld Grange will hold‘ it"!

Won Goren]! ry’

midi-"M ‘ Sould: Hedenbars.

 

3"" “d! 14W“ at the home or lira. Frank Land. on 1
1’”th on the church grounds on Tuesday evening. About 50 persons on.
, \ioyad an hour or music. The proceeds

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, 311- church. Now his and vigorm shown 1
. 1 J. Sanford Gregory, clork at. the nnai "Cetus Night" Friday evening; undo!- tho .ng load of ,3“. W
Em Bulge ‘c’émmy's 51m; 11’ mom: a the sternum being In' charlie °I the NW Cumulus and runny '

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“I ammormmwrrm I”-
t, it: counts W H. thmmggymbehanem

arrivals 1' law»; is o

"l Word has been received from Mrs
1W, B. Stevens and Mrs. W. E. Bond
"sateintormin relatives that they were ‘
n the guest sale in Rotterdam. A letter from 9121
"Percy E. Raymond stated t hat he:
would sail on Sept 5 for America:

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are "" 3 their}. 3W WM Mob“... 111.471,

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Dominick Cassatt: nus in court

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his pool-room on E8 auntie om on ;
Sundays. He said he did not know he"

FRIDAY, AUG. 28, 1914

 

 

 

Business Directory ,.

 

was violntu the. luv. He was fhedi

 

 

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.Do7rou Want to Reach the Public?
LeifiThe Sentinel’ Directory carry your name
~ and business into every home.

 

 

Five hundred people attended the
sixth annual exhibition or the Now;
the Town

Hall. yesterday afternoon and even, AUCTIONBERS h
ing. The énhlbition‘was‘the'flrst ever WI. GUTHNE. 11mm sod rul
held by this club, Guests came from “all, Sliver-Ila. ..... Tot. 14654.

 

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Aurouonuns "non HIRE

HOMER 0. cm. south Main west,
, m M .. ....... Tel. 1323M
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J. A. MONTGOMERY, 21 Wall St...

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all parts of the State.
decorated with greens.

The hall was.
The disphyll:

The stage was
filled with exhibitionL of lilies. Tho;
north side or the auditorium was 3
mass of flowers on stands. Blue and;

 

in the various classes. The than

judges gave the ribbon- on merit only,

 

M003 ”MAUI, Am and Hunt, 16,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

win-Magma so, ..........1'¢1..m‘
’ .103er on", Elm St. .

Tel. . .

 

AUTO REPAIRS.

“DOV C AYERI' MOTOR- CAH CO.
For! W11 I Initially. Tel. 401.

 

AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES

Nonorou l

 

w“““"’—" NORWALK AUTO SUPPLY 60.. 2!
1LM§WW Wall Strut. Nor-walk... Tel. 1332-2.
Miss Kane. of Selleck dunno. la ro— ‘

covering alter her Illneu. GENERAL BLACKSMITHTNG

 

HERDE" MYFUBE, Auto. Roll-in“

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be grounds 0 the oro on sch 1 Painting. 9 Havlland “11.1.“ 3032‘

are undergoing improvement.

 

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doors. SHOES. summon

unit's napkin CHOP, 2: Waiting
m strut. Booth Hermit.

 

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Mr. WM! «hungalow-m \‘o. 0..

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Rev. C ”S. t‘rosd‘et formerly pastor 1
of the Methodist Church. was lL guaat

 

'r. oAasAMonE, North mlu Strut,
Mirth Nam-lid

all.

 

 

" (‘harles‘i S Smith. Of NOT0m0"‘""lfl ~ J. LIVEMTEIN, WITH“ 8"..."

3‘ "3m Mom-«1

 

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M.‘ NAHUM. 59 Water, So. Norwalk.
cripples shoes I ”Gel-Ry. Tel. 342-4

BUTTER EGGS, CHEESE

George Tyler and a party of friends.

 

 

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*‘ CIGAR MANUFRCTURERS 1‘

0111 w." Clott- oo.; an Wuhlngtcm 51.‘

l-lérhert N. Knohol is confined in the T”

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CIVIL ENGINEERING
1mm 11. muss. mm: Bloch,

1. recovery.

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A pink-rose service will be held in.

 

 

 

 

tlve Mouton will he presented to all
.who cook A silver filtering is expect:

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ClocerEFAIRED~Whtches
Ion-Hui 'r. FEBRIB, rs Wan-tum
‘ Street, 7.1185342.

CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS
"37.401111 a KEYGER. Stamina! 91..
Wit Nomlk .._........ Tol‘.1032.

 
 

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A number of oitisana.k k110w1n¢ Dr.’
Carlos Martyn'o rop‘dtution as a his
torical and biographical writer, have

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STEPHEN UNGVARV 123 Watt "8%.,
south Nomilk. .Tol. 1493.3

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A View" ““m‘wm w" 5"“ ' Kalb: 33.111111... 7.1. 3511311

 

 
 

 

 

GENERAL CONTRACTORS I
”Lyman commotr. on Wood
=, smut 1161.; also

DELICATESSEN

" I commonalities. with»... and
1 Fancy Groceries; 35 Wall. Tel. .421.

wore tor thwbonotit 0! till 11‘. E;

 
 

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duty. after a hrtét 111113313“ DENTISTS

"DR FRANK B. HOV? Mr m

to Sanford-3311111. DRESSMA

iflELLS HARRIS, Keelor fluidly"

 
 

 

 

 

 

80m; Nam-ill. 111.4484.

In

T he». an. '69-..lo'ulvhc~ ~t.‘. 7395133 ,’

. .-Pcrpetnal PubliCtty 11111333515913.3113}: 12mm. pmmage.

lei‘nv vacuum, aw wmmgton
mt, ............... Tel. ms.

 

ELECTRICAL WORKS

G. N. NcKJBSON, Tel. 1333‘, Elntric 1
Sélf Starter. a Spocluly. 1
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

101m Wino»: our Eda-11.11“
Away, 24 Clay at; ..... 1-1. 20“

 

EXPRESSHEN, TRUCKMEN

o. P. MORRELL, Long mm. Ex.
Pnu. Romyton, Tol. 1m

 

Vegetables, rsuras Candies

ANTHONY CARBONI, 51 RM!“
1'" an.

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F‘ISH, VEGETABLES

West Ave. Fllh MM. Mrs ordering
fish, fruit and vegetables, call 948

 

FURNITURE

RAYMOND and SON. 48 Main Street.
Nonnllr, ................. Tel. 15.

 

STERLING .FURNIT-URE CO., 127-
129,Wa.hlngton 3t, ....... Tel 105.

JEWELRY, NGVELTIES

MUSlCAL lNSTRUMINTS, Toy), EN.
The Saar, 76 WuohhgtOn 8!.

 

 

 

. . JOB ,PRllWl-‘ING,
memo». Paras, 95 -wanmn‘oton
.ao,1-u1.-........1 ........ 415.

 

" mutt-11mm
upon vouaotslrv, as to} 1mm
scum Manuals. in 1304-5

 

mammoth. checks“ .

R. GEHIIE,‘ 25 W. “Muffin 3!.
To!;....... ’ 106912.

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LAtnlell'rEs '

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uto’wztt Mom 32 Hummus ,
. Tel. 309. ;

“root,

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" NIT-LINERS»

Ml33 POLHEMU3 80 W
Strut.

 

“Mouton
Tol'. 302

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”l3. I M. 1‘th OH, 30 North Mum
Stunt. ..... ...... . .W m

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MONUMNTS ‘1

sound Mouwaix "11101411115117“.

moo. Main «root, m. 904.

 

nonsns' 11.31115er

ans. 0 LAWRENcEr. um Main
Street. also chiropdl .Tel. 788.

 

OSTEOPATHS‘

1M. D. A..- amounts. «inborn
milling, ,Nomlk Tel. 3151
aromas. PAPEEHANGERS

mnhcxsa moor". Ina-111%, town-1
avenue, ............

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JAGU’. A. Kuwait. 105 M Milt- 1'

some, mm.

 

PHOTOGRAPHS

 
 

 

 

PIANO LESSONS
town. a. dilution. 92 South at:

311 Wm, .. .. . .. ..Tel 324-11.
To|.17§'4..,1

diatom: s 110an, 73' Washington "
at. . .. Telephone collocation. ‘1
* *1 - 1115.30an wmnow a HOUSE ,

 

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pmno TUNING”
SONNENBE'RG PIANO 60,104 “1th-
Booth Nomlk. “HM. Tel. 30

315911511 L, cum, as We» 51..

 

South Nomlk. ....... Tel. 1385-5
Brass PLATI"? Nickel
8. SCAM l. SON. Wm; :troot.

South Norwalk,

. Tel. 342-2.

 

PLUMBING AND ‘ETI‘YNING

ROBERT S. THOMPSON, 54 First 81.,
East Norwalk, ......... T’. 1934.

 

ARTHUR E. simmer. 97 We» $1.,
South _;Norwalk T°l. '1‘ 38

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POCKET BILLIARDS. PCP .11.
KNORH'S, Ticker .Bervlce, .813: .=
News, Sporting Events 17. S. Me.

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WILLIAM B. HUBBELL, 10 Scull."
Main Street, 8. Norwalk, TOI. 1294-3

 

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE

THE J. B. LAWRENCE AGENCY. 15
3outh Main, . Tel 632-3.

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H. E. DAMN and son,“ wall street

 

Nor-walk, ...... ...... Tel. 13112
THOMAS c. BALCOM. Norwolk P. o
Bleak, Wall Street. Tel. 160.

 

TAYLOR" a. GOLDEN. South Narwalk
Trust Co. lullitln'. Tot. 1230,

 

, _
wn. ‘HKFYINGTON, Room 11, G'
will" Bldmflorwdncul'ol. ....’ 31

 

SEWING; MACHINES
“CRIME 60.", New and Second hand,

15 Railroad avenue, ..... Tel. 372- 4.
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stun PAINTING

"HOWARD A. ‘TILLY, 52 Water Street,
391m Norm-1k Tel, 473-2.
3, STUDEBAKER AUTOS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

REYNOLDS MOTOR CAR 60.. Con-
necticut and Want awn, ..Tel “1120

 
 
 
 
 
 

.._.._..,_._......_'_.._
,TAILORING REPAIRING
Roundup- mom m North Main 51.. ,

South Pmlk. . . ....... Tel 362-2.

JOHN KUBOVIC. Custom Tailor 213
E; Washlndlon Street... ..Tel 320

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

TIRE VULCANIZING ,
minor 3. my. 7 Wall Street. ”

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

uPHOLerRERs
s. x. MITCHERL, uphol‘mrer, and 1m.
W11 Wm at. Tel 13323.

 
 
 

 

" "Murrow 1 CLEANING

 
 

Box 516

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“from: ' ‘ Carpets

 

-' mm"......'.....‘Emuorwalk

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