- hurt my stomach.
, medicine ever since and I feel like a
no: no '
I-l
iii: sotrrn soswaut EVENING 32mm
1
MONDAY. FEB. 7. 1916
fill SUGGESTIONS
in con tutu
Jellied Walnuu.
Chilled fruit puddings in new con:
binations are always in demand. Hero
is a new one.
Dissolve one generous tablespoontul
of powdered gelatinc in one cupful of
hot water, add three-iourtlis of a clip-
}ul of sugar, and the gra: -d rind of
one orange \lhen (00', add three
tablespoonfuin of lemon juice and
flier-fourths of a cupi‘ul of strained
orange juice Pour one-half of this
mixture into a small, wet, shallow
mold When tinn. arrange halves of
English walnuts one inch apart over
the surface. Add the remaining Jelly
by the spoontul to avoid disarranging
of the nuts. Chill. To serve, cut in
square: and garnish with whipped and
sweetened
half lt'ahDOtll'lful oi’ almond extract.
‘
Fairy Toast.
A surprise dessert. it is easy to'
prepare and meets with unusual favor.
Toast slices of state sponge or
white cake, and cut into twovandone-
half-inch pieces Put one-halt tumbler
91‘ cttrrant 0| apple jelly into the
glass of an egg beater, and beat slow-
ly and continuously until very light:
then mix in gently the well beam
{while of one egg. Spread this orb!
the slices of toast, and place it pilo-
herved or canned cherry in the mld~
7le of each piece. Serve cold with
l
,fli’eet sauce.
__—__
Maple Parfait.
. Boil one and one-fourth cuptuls of
maple syrup until it spins a thread.
pour slowly onto t'our wcll beaten
yolks of eggs. turn into a double boil
er. add a tiny pli‘l‘ll of suit. and cook
until the llll\illl't
movi- train the
add two iupt'tils
tirc.
ot’ whipped
cream. flavored with one- ..
coats a spoon. Re-‘
brat until cold,~
craam'.
‘and six powdered macaroons.
Q ill a mold
tanned or preserved truits
Ginger Whip.
a
Marshmallow and
This combination tuakcs
ydaiuty— unusually ivell liked.
Dissolve generous tablespoonful oi
powdered gelatine in onelialt cupt'ul
oi “not water. lPul two cupiuls of
milk into a double boiler, add the
gelatine and when hot add thrce-
town» 01‘ a cuplul oi sugar. stirring
one llnli
until dissolved, add
pound of marshmallows and stir un
til perft- smooth
now
Ii)
ulnioiid titract and oiie- halt ti uspoon
lot of rose extract, beat until it be
gins to thicken. then add one (‘llpltil
ot' whipped cream. one-halt tuptul of
three
chopped prcscrved ginger and
tziiilcspooiiluls oi the ginger syrup.
Banana Delight.
\t‘l‘)’ stiff and quite dry.
bake in a quick bven.
plain or whipped cream.
Grape Juice Parfait.
'fl‘hc coloring and smoothness
to"? a dessert.
Innil one cupful of sugar with one
cuptul oi grape juice until it
l‘our it slowly into the well
Add one-
the
strained juice oi halt a lemon and
l‘old in two cupiuls of
mold.
in
third
lliroads
beaten whites of two eggs.
hall cuptul of grape juice and
bent till told.
whipped cream and ptit in a
Let stand packed for tour hours
miual measures of salt and ice.
y ....—
WP”-
Freeze
Tull) out and serve w‘ith
Take from the
tire and add oiic halt tcaspooutul oi
,3 that the whites at three eggs until
add half .i
. cup of granulated sugar and the pulp
of two large or three small bananas.
..er have this pulp right. the bananas
iniist be quite ripe and mashed fine.
Pour the mixture into a baking dish
of fireproof china or porcelain and
Serve with
of
this concoction make it very palatable
-Advertlss your wants in the Evo ti‘pvitlcd on llii-
SUGGESIIONS AB0lil
“it All 0i WDRESSING
Longer Street Skirts.
all liiiii
show the mud, it is probable that the
strcct
season advances
scend the instep but they will
reach the ankle.
in ~i~ oi" skirts tor the last five months
has been so oteremphasized in
cheap way that many women prefer
to go against majority than be
with it
The a mum does not‘
tor the advent of lllt' lung bill"
it takes youthim
noss away trotn llt'r and gives in her
tigtitc
be sought.
llU\ r‘l
Gathering up the straits
10
the
>liori girl or
t‘dl‘t'
light
and she is
cieiy shirt site wears. cutting it ac
cording to her tlgurc, tviiitli is altv aysl
better than cutting it attoriltug to
fashion.
’l‘hcie are quantities. of tliicepii-ce
velvet COHllllut‘b with short coats
reaching only .i little way bilow the
daihl line and either belted or very
loOse and flaring; and there are, too,
innumerable velvet trucks that how
no accompanying coat. -
Fine navy suiting is the fabric
(liosen for making a novelfiat and
silk military braid. The upper part
oi the coal ills closely to thc ilgure.
while the hammer: are very wide and
full. 'I'Iirec straps of broad military
braid, held in place by chocliet silk
buttons, adorn the {rout oi the coat.
while at the waist there are crossing
slritps of some trimmed in the same
'l‘lirce rows of braid
\\ltll‘ll.<. appear also on
of the coat. and are
toil skirt and :ll.\0 on
‘\ll_\' \tlth lll‘itltl.
lll graduated
llll‘ ll\\t‘r pitrt
,tbe tufts.
Because [lit—V an invariably ”bet-om
‘ Picture Hats.
'ing to “carers of all ages. huts iii.i'
lthan t‘ltr tlul‘ltl; tlo
are made iittuely it) blank \t'liti
t-‘t-‘lll likelv to injov a gl'h‘iltr togutI
viiiittr iiinii it
although the) will find tiiipoilatit
trivals in llli small time titling shapes
skirts will grow longer as tniI‘
They may not de-t
The extreme short i
itariicd out 11] black pitllllt. a iabrlc
’thllt'll lends itsclt most amiably to all
kinds of nitllinerial purposes.
Among lllt most elYi-ctive oi the
hats whiih were swii a 1th days ago
one was a huge pitiure hat airaiiged
with a soft black \t'l\t‘i crown, The
gracefully designed brim took an up
ward curve on one still while on the.
t
lolliei it \\a~ slightly binl downwail
lt'tlllllltlst'tl
I iiiiprovciuent
skirt which is trimmed with black‘
with an elicit viliiih “it: echdingly
l(l|lt". '1‘“ o ~int-rill blat- k ic ather mounts
l
plumage, w el‘t-
heron
[llllst ll on the «due oi llli' brim.
til
an ungainlini-ss that is not till
She will probably be (our ‘
pelted to use her own judgment \iitht
l seeing
A New Material.
the modern titantiiacturcrs.
the return of |)\llltti sleeves,
ihaie put forth a new nmteiialI witch-
itex by name—whirl: i.~ n titinciidous
over tibri clianiola.
Icrluolino. horw hair. sic in winter
Ithcv have been working met this ma
iterial. with the result that on Febru
ary i it is to be put tipoti the mar
tket.
For the home drcssnmkrr witchtcx
is going to solve many a perplexing
problem. inserted in the hem 0! her
full skirt it will give it the boutiant
effect so chic at present; used as a
lining to her putt sit-eves it will :n-
sure their lasting putllnesii, tor witch
lex is crush-so, it is rcs‘ilicnt, it «an
be ‘pl‘t‘ssPd as much as the wearer
will without allot-ting it in the least.
it is weather-proof, and. perhaps, best
i all. llF price is within the pot-k»
etbook oi lllt' \ioniiiii \\ ho makes her
thirty iivc units a yard
Now
own l‘ltll lies
‘ briskly.
iMi’Oillllil llilNiiS
All SHOULD ItNOW
The Food Value of Nuts. '
Nuts have a high pioteiii conteii',L
atid a high .t'at content as well, iiit'd
should in a
meal.
Almontb are 50 itch to protein and
litlxt' the place of meat
tats that a pound oi shelled almonds
is equivalent lll food value to about
three steak.‘ At usual
prices a good grade oi almonds
more economical titan the ordinary
cuts of meat.
t‘liestnuts are a staple food in parts
of ltaly. and have it delicious iiavor
in.soups. mulling-s and sauces. Our
own native chestnuts boiled. or served
whole or roasted. make an excellent
simple dessert.
Hickory nuts. English walnuts. pe-
can huts and tllbcrts are not only
palatable in tnutiins, cake and yeast
bread. but add to the (nod value in
a rational way Peanuts are rich in
oil and protein, They are nearly
equal to almonds in food value and
are even more economical. Peanuts
are too concentrated a food for eat-
ing iii-tween tnciils. or to be taken
after a meal already sufficient; but
they may take the placi- of meat in
the meal, and peanut butter may be
used on bread and sandwiches with-
out butter. They, too, may be used
with cake and cookies t‘liopped tiiits‘
may be scrvcd with a variety or
desserts.
:pountisl oi
is
To clean gold lacc buy some rock.
ammonia from a chemist, pout‘l it
finely and apply it with ii piece I
clean flannel to theI lace, rubbingI
After a thorough brushing
’lhe lace will look as good as new.
NO TONY DiSEASE FOR HIM.
Eli lilo ilorlor Mild you were it.“
would il> :t dollar."
"Yr-s, i had pl‘rHtillhly told him
‘ " ‘I‘1 I hull" t
.._____.__——
lt you've "made good" before in
any business position. there’s an op
'portunity awaiting you to do it attain,
‘.$ $04.
1:.
ALLEGE DlLATORlNESS.
l
...—....—
Waterbury Judqc and
Criticise Ottice of State Food
Commissioners.
“'ATBRliUltY, Feb 7. I'l‘ln-
Qttllll‘u of the t.)fli(t‘ oi' the state purc
pro-
Ioori and dirty commissioner in Hart ‘
foot was criticised for dilatorincss by
Judge William J. l.ailtin, Jr, and by
Prosecutor James A. i‘casioy in city
ioui't Salutday motion; in iii-airing oz;
Mutations of the oleoniargnrino law.
The evidence in the tases was so
ctiied by the Iiartfmd office last July,
but the facts were not matte an “it
until November. and the warrants notl
:.~'kod {or tintil recently ‘
Because of the dilatory procedure.
suspended sentences were at once giv-
cu, without evidence. on pleas of not
guilty.
. ‘iFlERES’IXiEAllfT-S-‘E'
E. Pinkham’ 3 Vegetable
Compound.
Columbus,0bio. —“I had almost given
up. I had been sick for six years with
female troubles and
side and could not
.eat’. anything with-
out hurting my
stomach.
at all hot eat any
kind of raw fruit,
nor fresh meat nor
. chicken. From 178
pounds 1 Went to
getsoweak at; times that
118 and would
1 fall over. I began to take LydiaE.
, ’Pinitliam's Vegetable Compound. and
‘ ten days later i could eat and it did not
I have taken the
mewwoman. lnow weigh 127 pounds.
Io yoncanaesrrhatit hudoneform
Wthmdfi: law." finance-man 'I'llaon persisted
M. M E III, In.
an- .Wlh l“! Wm ‘° ”W m “3"“ b‘“
. luvs-calcificat- . W CM” ”I“ “a”! “ HW'
{Mug-... proctor cloud to cell Xi‘an ri-
firlhII-i out!“ 0—- mtéIJIiae'Nm-nam police depart-
m
Prosecutor \'
fry
AP
I could‘
i notdrink cold water ?
'3l>DST»lASTERS lN HAM-fond
~tatv A‘sociation WI” Meet Fct‘
Sgiedshes To Be Informal and
Officers Will Be Elected. ~
on
h‘
tilt-s t'tisl
i-i-ui-r lmtvI the l‘t']ll‘t‘r~‘0-‘lllilll\t‘§ oi tltt-I
\iitrrinu llitlltllin‘ ol' l‘Illl‘npt' lltl'll to
iptoctiii them that tin-v liitvc omit-d
8u.- hi" it lie H“ lot cath llllt' 'I‘ttt- an.
I it-ttmul on the giotind that it would
About titty positri:i.~tt-t~ trout it
oIt Il-i state will attend the :l'tllllllllill'llif‘|1_‘ llllllt‘llU‘fll.
iiicctivtg of the t'onnwtii-ttt i’t Iliozi- .
wit-2 .\.~.~'t)t'itllitlti to be lll'lll to Hurt-l ELOPERS TELEGRAPH.
.t‘til‘tl. "ucsilay. Feb. 2.5, zit lllt' llt.7t'l~ _.
Bond. .ioun llohi oi Staiiit'ortl. one“. 'M'dd'ClOW" YWI’W 74°F“. Who Left
idiot ct tht- :NMM‘iillltill. will orvsolcl
rt inl'. ll busincsr
pr-I'THctitd _\ it diunei at
- ‘ill be no ptepitted ptogiatti ‘l
I'I'I dinnor speaking will be into.. m'.
\ feuivoc ol llll‘ day will be lllt tI'i
Last )tIitl Iiin um
i i'io
Hill"
.i
l‘l
tion oi oilirera.
mntion was iii-id iti \cw llavcit
CORPORATION MATTERS.
0‘ ll lien llrotiieis of Hi Iiti'otd,
nioipoialed. as shown
aec l ctat y.
in tlie siuoonbusimws 'l‘lictapital
Max Gordon it" Son corporation of
Norwich, has lilctl n certificate of :ii
‘,'inorease in capital stock from $50,00t
to SlfitlfltIO.
'i‘li-e t'lililtIH it: Northrop company of’ '
Staintmtl ci-i'tifii-itc of incorporation:
(apical 5.0(k $501M)
U153" 'lhc William Scliollliorn company oi
INdn llnieu. certificate of an immune
t'n ' t-oiimi stock from $150,000 - to
prohibition.
'"POLICE REFUSED RIFI ES.
'New Haven Policmocn Must Buy Fron
U. S. If They Want To Drill.‘
I
! WASHINGTON. l). C... Feb. 'I.-—~(len
i
William Crozier, chief of ordinance of
1this United States army, has turned
‘down‘ the request of Chief of Police
lSt'nltb‘,“ of New Haven, for 100 army
rifles with which to drill the New Ha-
its files. Chief Smith's request
waiitfansmitted to Congressman Til
‘ {“filflho- took the matter up with
W department. After consider;
‘ lberation the war department
I‘Mto comply with the request,
-‘c that the giving oi these ri-
gllnt'lfflfiom
i MWaaltcaealeo-inaathula ”or
tom-line \it‘l lir-
". imi'o'
haw l.‘
y“. d Cpmfi. lbclitved they went to New link and l."' mu 11: on
tacit is $l'aoti0 The incotportaors tIl-IIII III INI‘ I'I‘.‘
. 0F SUFFERINay re James Ollrien. John O'li lien and
” An't'ile O'Brien.
Woman Made Well byLydia]
i Married.
‘tllltli.b"l‘0\'\'?\', Feb.
of Highland avenue. a printer-
:tt l'vlton & King's.
telegram from his daughter. Hazel
{who is 20 years old that she has been
‘illcliblt‘ll to Richard l‘eiyiiiu ol this
'tlll‘
l‘ht- young
the til. t of the week, and
li‘llll.
it
ate on tile in the otl‘ice of the klate “tic lttiitrii-ii thete.
The purpose is to commit"
.\lr. sub-lorcniun
ilitI
l'ciyaui is ti
l1.iuklins l-Ilii- trio
and the bride was
oinployotl titer-i :oo. Friends of the
$15 to manufacture atid so'
"Quietly." Send Word They Are -
7.—'l‘.'l‘ed .i.‘
has received it;
people left town quiet-.
is.
‘ f 5:45, 6:021, 6:571. 7:02;, 7:67x.
t oinpitiiy s: 10:40
lcouplc lint-w illitl they value to have!
‘bmn married >00“ but the pens ie-f
l
‘ct-ivcd Noni-day was a surprise.
Mr. and Mrs.
Main street in the Hotelikiss block.
iYOU’RE BillililS! ill
“Clitililili” liliN
lllill AND BilWElS
Oont stay headachy, constipated, alck.
with breath bad and
stomach sour.
Get a io-cent box now.
You men and women who can't get
feeling right—who have headache.
coated tongue. bad taste and tom
breath, dizziness. can't sleep, are hit
ious. nervous and upset. bothered with
a sick, gussy. disordered stomach, or
have a bad cold.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets or merely forcing a
passageway every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor oil?
Casctirets work while you sleep;
cleanse the stomach. remove the sour,
undigested, fermenting food and toul
gases; take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out of the system all
the constipated waste matter and
poison in the bowels.
you out by inching—a Ill-cent baa
min anydrug store willuapnll
stomach sweet. liver and bowel: regu-
thechndnn. 'l‘iicyloucaa-
Mummmuatam
l’eryam will reside on'
A Cit-caret tonight. will straighten ’
tar. and had clear for months. Don't ‘
tori”
lilllll‘g from the library 'Sliull I let
hei have lt'.'"
“t‘crluliily,
story
if rllt' pets lllll‘l't‘rll‘tl
til it slo- slut until sh-
finishes it.
lcni: English llUVt‘ln lll tour
lllilt‘IS."-—'l.tllll.~'\lllt‘ t‘ourii-rIJournziI,
toil}
llivt- llt‘l' ttlll‘ of Mono
vol
N. Y., N. lib H. R. R
Timetable
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.‘
A. hi.v»1::‘.9.v. 5:42x, 6:09, 6:5“.
4:18}. 7:40, 810x. 8:21x, 5:59;; 9:23x,'
"9: to 10: 33x. 10: 53x. 11:51.
3:29.
7:02x.
M.—«l:13x.l:27x.3:02x.
:45. 6:0?x, 6:47.
P.
lliilx. 5218:. 5
‘tbx. 9:45x.
Sundaya.
A “ -—l2: 2.3x,
5:42;. 8:54.
P. M.»- 12131. 2:441. 3:12x, 4:313,
9: 45:,
,—
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK. I
A. M.——4:4u. 5:30, 6:39, 8:003,
:51x. 0:15x. 10:031. 10:06, 10:50x.
P. M.——12:03x, 1:06, 2:0”. 2:57,:
'l22'ix, 3:54, 4:23. 5:13!, 5:29, 6:32'
5100:, 6:06, 8:10x, 9:37. 11:15x‘
12:001. '
Sundays. 1
A. ll.——ti:00, 8:001. 9:00, 10:03: :
10:501. L
r. M.-12:10, 1:03x, 3239:, 5:02,!
'5:25x, 6:00x, 7:20x. 8:10x, 11:161.;
12 : 90x.
...——
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW HAVEN f
A. M.——12:23x, 1:13x, 6:05. 7:15.i
,9215x. 10:18x.‘11:12x. 11:67:.
P. M.—-—1:20. 3:16x. 4:28, 5:19, 6:20.
6:51. 7:081, 9125} 11:22.
Sundays.
A. Dir-12: 23x. 1:13xf‘7zi3, 9:15x.
10:19, 11:12:. 11:57:.
P. M.—-2:09x. 4:46;
7:08;. 3:39; 9:351.
6:333, 6:48,
scum nonwAut T0 canaunv
Lu.:4n,s:.st mu .'
P.ll.~—1.30. humus?“
Sundays.
A. n.:—io a1 ,
r. 11.4:15, 7:”. .
DANIURY To spurt-i vacuum
a. 1.4.09. ms. s: 1:. 1‘0: 65:.
11: IO. '
r. Ir.4:aa. 'a: is.-
1: W10-
unis-(tat. '
‘w‘
"'l‘liiI book wants to borrow some»I
‘ Brannon or
a Security llidg..1lib Fain -.
ofiW/o %
do“ ‘$Nifl
‘ It s. PatcntOflit .
1316 to was i
Ethanol roar. am i.
_. , _._- .-Wt
~Advertlso your wants in the live ‘
rung Sentinel. l
t
.- m. ... -
Special Sale
MUSllN [It‘l‘ERWEAR
The Little Shop
'K. 8;. A. CLAVEN 56 NO. MAIN 8T..
BU t'
Hazelton
Coal
AT
The B. Hershiieid 81 Son Co
122 WATER ST. TEL. 234
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
MELEOTRICAL SHOP “ E
In the Town
» AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 005—60 80. Main ea.
80. Nut-walk. Music Hall 310‘
amoooooooooooormooou
W
THE wn. .EFFRON Co. Inc.
Theiteed a Volk t
(8(in efl’dctica!
flame Dram/taking]
Loony
KER
Prepared Emma/[y I‘or 'l'hii Ncwipupu
by Pictorial Renew
Lovely Frock oi White Crepe.
Ii.i'i, \ Li‘t -b
(“1' lilt‘ vert
l‘IT Il'\t‘l‘
jtlIt
\! Ii“llltl l-lId \ It
and 5'," \Alll
.tliti inimr
\itltl \illl.‘ iiIl' l1: yards *l'l-lllt‘li il‘l‘i'.
’.\llili .-
fit-iIiiii-ittvty t ti
.\ good thing is tit—it‘ssai‘y for ‘ e
.I.;.i.-t :Illtl Illir i.~ iiiadc first. 'l‘nlxr i-
«not ill t‘iunt as perforated and t‘.
front from llt'i’k t-dge to lotvri‘ lin. '
— ...li "o" iwrfurutioiis. 'l‘ut‘ti hm. t
litilt lit'h; renter-trout llldliiileil
noun pt»rfIIi‘.iii-.uiis. Close seami-
out. lit-d, ('ltb? renter-back iii-Hill.
Now underline the front of the ou‘r-r
i"ulil, about i inth inside front mp,
I"|ll bolt ..n small “o" perforations to
rIIno rein-r, aid >titt~li upper and to \~
Ir- i-tlttt's to po>itintr liltiht'l‘ :houliror
..lgc of front and loner edges of in nt
:llill bark between double "TT" parlors»
..“..
now not :: iiohcs above lower i-dgr.
.Ktlll.$l tut to position underneath
trout. nottlws .tt >lll-lllil9l‘ edges even;
l-llll‘.‘ Immi- |nruv "Il' pcrtoiatioli to
5.“... _ >3". ‘ i .IIOOI . r A.
‘9». . ’
. w. 4:: y ..
.. . c. n
i. "’ ‘ ‘
ti nth": ' its: “ i
..." rm. . i’, ‘2”!-
“E‘ i 'I a '0' ’H
" fix“...
it |I‘lltilil1' lumtt ttiiIo lil li'IlIl :. ..|
iIt l. Swintl i-rt‘fuialwizs in \'t I~i
llitliI'Ult‘ ll'Hl‘ i-t't on Turn oni‘wr
\iy. ..i.l.I.- ...gp it ti. on Sl‘Il pri‘l’oiua-
tint» 1..;I it it not, notihrs ulid wig-a
lllilll'lllt .it: \« t.. \llltll .littl‘L: lliI‘l‘l-l»
til t‘ilt‘t‘ ulilll .I ltn'll loit‘li l‘l“\t‘ tr:
ilwr itll'l stunt .i- W it iteIl.
THU. l't‘l lllt' l‘mlv w l‘ it till ~ I»!
in rim-.iti Iii» Atllll hill .1 i'lll' ll with It
t"-l li“l wool": ~ ".tl 'Ii" turf Mittens
Ilitl pini- Slut tItu-t ._ ..ch of Ulllll‘
lrIIot .iiiIl but 1., tIItttoI< .illtl il‘llllt‘
ini‘ uh t\‘ ll. ...».n: :71 iii i'oitit-W' \r<
l.tllL‘l‘ on l'l. : I; until-int. iv and no
tiitIvi'iii ~i.. .- -\Ill, ‘llllll .nvtrr
mun» iII;. l'I-l' luritirritii: luluittl i-Iige f
lt'\tt to «iiit.~i'-ii-I=tt.
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the methods employed very diatlnctly
Avoid The Liability
0! not having a.check|ng acccount. We invite aécounta which are
glven efficient and courteous attention.
Fairiield County ‘ National Bank.
THE OLDEBT BANK iN NORWALK.
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lllii‘ill RRADE FURNITURE RT LilW PRIGES HERE
Yo on are sure of your money's worth when buying ruiniture here.
We have been in business many years and have unusual opportuni-
ties to buy furniture right, and we give you the advantage.
Our show rooms are wonderfully well lighted, and visitors are
always welcome.
Prompt delivery to all parts of the city, and all surrounding
...... RAYMOND a SON
will & High Struts FUNIML DIRECTORO ‘ Norwalk, Conn.
'Mk for,“ prion main oak
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