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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 9, 1916 · page 5

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0! ALL KINDS VIII“!!! 11‘

ms IEOT COMPANIES IN 'rnlrl ’ Mm “We l" 7' “"~"“"f~l *‘“' " l A man u. sentenced to no mm. !
BUSINESS “.0 WNW!“ “ll-zap: NUI"8ik. lit'illltl‘ ot ('harlvll "

‘ i . \' _ 'Nililt‘fll in court at t‘ulumbus. 0, yes
YOUR txsuasxcg snoop; “lbwml' w" ““3“" ’0’ ‘ ”"a’ 0” tor mum». u i’tlall nu man
llhr strainer, Helct-fl.

“'RITTEN TO PROPERLY CUVV also who had Sold bun a hat than

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ER \OU. Think this our, it means: i d “U “ml in ”(unkind ‘Miu“.w
. z . 1 » .., -_ r, 1‘ t ('1, Ashen l e L'ul “at; l‘rturne , durln .
I great deal to you. i \ rltltd mum ti 0 ol Bu ler nil . g

‘ .1, n A. .u . mill or :l.-l.l n. the All Much man who had nun-based;
Taylor 8: Golden 3:01;;

'l‘elllpl. tamorow elenillg The Ill!” headpiece pulled a l‘ewller and;

. .u n . ' .- ‘ i 1 ol tht sale-unan it goes without sa ‘«

a i tit,lcc \_.ll bc tunic llt‘u. '. - - ~ » ~ ) ‘

Gouth w;:€v:?:.T?:hhé? Bldg l __.__ .lllg that the misfit hat that caused all
i 'l‘he T’rosl‘essile Colored Votrl‘s'

the trouble was not a Norw alk hell.
‘l’lub will hold a meeting in the old

Red Men‘s Hull, East Washington
street, this evening.

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Attorney John IN)" I) to Bridge-g The Kuwait 3on Club nil bold a
poll lads) on legal business {retain mun; in the (fit) Moll {his
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g Bridgeport, Conn, Monday, Oct. 9, 1916, 2

Sealed Records .
for your Victrolu
or Columbia .

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The unnual meeting of the Fairfleldx
:l‘Otllll)‘ Auxdlary lo the NrW lllmn
lbi‘allclluiillt‘\\'ulllull's Board of Ml.»
The Whatsoever Circle of King's nous ol the t'tllltlegotlollul t‘llul‘tlt

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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“on g tens will meet on Tu‘u r. will in llt‘ltl at Alutonn, tonn,‘ on 14“|“ [,1 ’ l \ _~ ‘7‘ l‘ 5“” ‘lll'sll‘luls 1v l Ills from both tolunlllla and ‘3’
-.;.0, With Airs. Lots 5.138615, 40 Ellll"'llllll*stlzl.\, ()t'iubl‘l‘ 12th, \l‘lth sessions r ‘ ‘ H [H] ”‘11“ an, n “‘2“ HH‘ “titling 1-“1' lllli lllU‘llll is .
wood avenue. at ”I,” a" m_ and 2 n. m, thmmy ‘ . - $ ‘ F ‘ idlllt‘f tho but that tilllt‘r llil\ lllll out {01‘ sonic time. i
. addresses \\lll be made by Mrs. llow» ' ' " r j in] “W“. n .l M l" ‘. _ 1 . '
The monthly meeting of Old “cud-dud, of Mexico, and MM Price, of 4 r n s. f l “111 r ‘ 1' t l . itllll tlllltl mam-1', is old llcrc l
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Zlook and Ladder Clllllim)‘ Will belldd‘sulllll Ail‘lt'zt. A dl‘lt‘gallon ol ludlt-s \ l. i l {’3
this evening at 8 o‘clock, at the ('eu- ”-0,“ ”I... 1“...” (‘ongl'egulion'll t‘hul'ch- ‘ l Thu: «:11 ”‘u‘t'i ll‘l“ - “ ' . . - - - l ' ‘ r
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'cllillv tlztvs and nights ;“"‘” ll‘lPPl‘lllls 5“)ng m we loom Of‘iJit‘ll )vrlt‘ltltt) :lntl llulldl'ttls took all? ‘ lgesnon' i Viiiltlt‘ ix l tlt‘ ‘itltltl ’ll . VI, ... ‘
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Buy our guarulltcctl Coal and 'thl‘wullt i .1 I 'r) ‘l 1.. , 1 ll. 1‘ \ 3 re res met} an com ort ll.H l1, llllmt ll ha» ll.'t‘ll >.'l‘.ilt‘llt‘tl o1. llllfi tiny gouch t
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has cu..- testcd rdlllplllt‘lll. l. t), (l. lg, “ill be held int , I . ‘ 1 ,\ 4.1,ll1‘”m.\.‘l ”NR“. .0” ,. _ _
.. . , ‘llllt‘t‘ (well and it hardly scented puss». "‘ ‘ ' ‘ '1‘ ‘l “1 Will/\lllthltll. .‘
f\\'aterburl'. Turmltly, October 17. ill-u W ml m mm mum mm any. of everybody. \ .. ‘ . 4 ..
rcsenlativcs from Kilbiltlml and t'olt'uvf ’ Ml’tlldlt‘ M'l Hi l‘t‘t‘tlrtls H Lolly 1W“. {Ur tlt'llmn- . f .1

[limp lift“ out il~ h'll. l.u.lrr such crowd

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Harris & Ganh in Kunminh’ ’ ”m ‘ l“‘tl conditions, A.» ll were, the cry oi

the till) was "lhvre is always room for
Water St- SOUth NOW!“ ‘ .- another." No rrllun‘l:.tlllv ('lllt'ht s \wrv
flay noon, by ht-rgcanl (.lbson. ill the ‘
, , made yesterday, but there were low
corner of Mam and “all Streets. to" . . l' .
lu ilo dld not [like llonlc a mess oi muck-

'runkenue . ills can-e was continuedl .
ll 35 ’ \l‘ll‘l \vlth them. .The day itself was
trom day to day by Judge 1

.ochwoozl ‘ _ .
1‘ l. .ln‘l'lt’t'i in all l'cspm-ts :tlltl um \mz'nl
' tlls moron *. ' _
5 land clear.
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l,]}\"~‘c Ill‘t‘ titll tliit‘l‘t‘tl tll' \‘llt‘. \Vt‘ invite

cwl) owncr of \ lctrola or t olunlllia to come and hear

llltNt" rccortls. _\\llcll anv one or more of them is found

Illt‘fh'lllg. a duplicate of that rccortl, scnlctl with the llow‘

:ll’linl wal ol pt-rlcctnccs, may be llpttg'llt at tbc
t‘t‘.

 

Its benefits are many — its
cost small. That’s why it’s
used around the world. Noth-
ing else can take its place.

Chow it
after every

Edward Grace was arrested. )’t‘>‘lt'l'—

 

 

 

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NOW IS THE TIME
TO PAINT ' .
Your House——
Estimates Cheerlully Given.
JACOB RUDDER \
:08 So. Main St. Phone 1446

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WEATHER FORECAST}

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Naturally no scalctl rct‘ortlx‘ arc rcturllalllc. it the
sctll llilw' llt‘t‘ll lll'tllx'Cll. '] o acccllt such a rclut‘n would take
away all the valuc of our plan and make tllc scaled rec—
ortl c‘uarnutcc \\'Oi'tlllt‘.\‘<.

 
 
 

Write Wrigley's 1644
Kenner Building. Chic-go
{or the tunny Spearmen’l

 

lilirabe‘t lladden was commi/ed ml

the» Home of Lilllt’ “'lmtlut's by Judt-c‘ NORWAlK 80”“. NEWS

Vosburgh this morning, Elizabeth is
(Condom ; from Third Page.)

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llcrc arc SOillt' of lllt‘ new Scaled Rccords:-—

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Kmhleen Fallow, violin—himsenet's Meditation from Thais
nnd llendelssohn's Andante from Concerto in E Minor-«$1.50;

the little four your old dau/htcr M
lsubclla Hntldcn From the home she

 

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will be taken to a private residence,
Forecast for Norwulit and vicinity: “1",”, Sh” will be cared for ‘

 

Santa‘Patriul.
.\ very pretty wedding ceremony
took place this morning in Si. Mill)";

 

W. H. Squire, 'cello-Drink to Me. Only with Thine Eyes. and
Siller Threads Among the Gold—4].

Tnylor trio, violin 'ccllo and piano~Gottiscllalk's O Lovlnl' '

 

Showers and cooler tonight: 'l‘uvsduy. wnflr‘plo

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Church, when Bliss Camilla mm,“ licart Trust On and DeKovcn‘s 0h Promise lie-75c.

 
 
 

Stamford Forum, No. 2, Fraternal

- . r ' - c Ir. Showcr.‘ . . . . . —. . ‘ i
PM“) .Noil.d)l ld~l-ld llOIdi- t n l ,7. Forum League, will initiate ten cundi» was united in holy man'nnon)‘ to An- UNITED l “mum Adms‘ banmue'flar . ”angle“ Banner and Th9 3‘-
ndwnuunh ("mm H” as ”b loo 5 dates at their meeting this evening. lhunl’ Simllt Both 0! ”10 3’01“”; lK’O‘ T m Sword of Bunker “”1“”35‘ M '
flavors

trout t'olorudo northeastward across
the Lake reg-ion 18 Northern New ling-
Innd. were ”also reported
{tom the (lull and South Atlantic
coasts. l‘lcatsant weather prevails this
morning betweun the Rocky Mountains
and the )uqsisslptll river. Am area. at
high llrcssurc, (‘t‘nil'lll ovc'.‘ Molllunn
and North Dakota, is producing a de-
cided lull in irnlllcrnture in the west-
(‘le districts. ’i‘en‘llwlnturcs continue
:lbovc tho normal in the eastern dis-

Caruso—Santa Lucia. the charming Neapolitan boatsong‘a won—
derful \‘ictor record—83f «on... '

Louise Homer—Airs. Dana's Flee As a Bird»s splendid con-V
trulto presentation of this famous sacred song—32', ‘

John Md‘ormuck—Jl‘hen You'll Remember Me, from Bohemian
Girl it ballad doubly delightful as sung by “Our John"—-81.

Maud I’owcll—llumorcsque, Dvorak-n charming tone-poem on“
quisitcly played by this true artist—41.50. " I

pic are residents of Norwltlk and are
very well known in this city. lnuis
Santa, brother of the bridegroom oct-
cd as best man, and Rose Christiane
was the bridesmaid. Alter ll short
.honcyuloon ll‘o newly married couple
» ~ . - will rtsidc in Nurwnlk.

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The team will be assisted by the na-
tional ofllcers. Progress Forum of
South Norwnlk has accepted an invi-
tulion to be present. After the busi~
nus oi the evening. u collation will be
‘sel‘tcd.

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ENNIS

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Showers

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B CORSETS

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llllticl‘ the :lltsuiccs of the "Youm:

‘ . _ Mr. and Mrs. Furl'on S. Re ls. ills.

lolks ot the Daughters of Human. . , . , ‘
' . i 'lhcodorc h. llyxbuc and Miss John L.

Lodge, of “ostpol't ,n vcr)’ surccsslult ‘ , . , .

1 1 id S d . . lllyxoce “t‘l't‘ “snobs in town )‘cstcn

' to \v :~ . .l '~ zlv ve in", l , .

"mt “5 ”r ' tu ‘ P ' n * nldlty comm: hire lll tlult).

Arion llllll, \\t-.~;ulort. Svccs Ol‘(‘llt‘>"i ‘

l t'\' in l‘ln'lhdnti illli‘

-. . .i . . S . 5 . ; . H .

"‘t ” ”l‘ ‘ "’ ” l H “ .‘i James Mollllollcy, of lll'itlfll‘lltll‘l,‘

the “0““ “m" ‘1"! 1“" WM" '1 (”mm was a visitor in Norwnlh yestcrday.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO sion until it lain hour. The nfl‘ulr was-i
TODAY.
'I‘cultlcrattlrc: Low, 4!; lli;_:l‘..
(52. Fair.

. . lllcrc are ncw dance records, ucw instrumental se-
lt‘t‘lltlll\', n rcntnrlx‘nlllt‘ Victor nlctllc)‘ of collcg'c song‘s";—
untl about a scorc ol popular songs that are lllilrlx't‘d by

. \ h. “ " 1 1‘ | .
“MS. lllll Hill In ltilillit'w.

 

Autumn evenings are made doubly enjoyable by Vic-
trola and Columbia. Howland sealed records will add
flawless records to that enjoyment.

 

Jboth n metal and ll financial success. DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

The colllnlltlcc in charge consisted of:
Miss Louise liolzhnuscn, Miss Anna} gum,“ of G. N. Mclflbbon.
llllinr-hnrtlt, Min: Marion \Vcituzartller rummu gel-mus for George _\'_ Mp.

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. and Mrs. C. “will. tKillllon were held this morning ill 11:

- ';0't'lock at his lato homo on ltZlnlwood1
Ofliccr l‘uyne was rolled into thcénvnnuc. ill-l. William G. (lillln. past-

l’ront bascnlcnt.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Norwnlk Cafe, in Water street, late or of the downtown Methodist t‘hurch. ‘
. , I ' . ‘ .23: _, n. ._.__.. -__,- w __ as
Saturday Ili‘llll rind, upon the ("(ll‘l-, tlmt‘ltilt't . 'Illn ro-nlzllllt were soul. to‘ -- *-

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'i‘hn South Norwulk llcpnblicun(‘lub
will hold a business mot-tin: ill head-
Illlhl'lt'l‘w‘ this eveninlz.

lllllint of Patsy Spineln, arrested Alb,
zclo t‘apola, the bur-keeper in the sn-I
loon, Suinolu alleged in the uptownl
mull this lllmnin: thnl (‘ntlola had ns-I ‘
szlultctl hint when he had refused to. The “”19“” “42‘1”“ 0‘ “37’." "HWY
my for :l smull glass which was bruit-1w“re llt‘ld ””9 afternoon from the

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,"11 during the course of the (waning; home of the demand not nt. ii) .811

 

\l'oodlawn ('t 111%; New York city:
where intcrm-zlnt wt ittaltv nlllcc.

Baby Denny Buried. '

 

 

Svcc's orchcslra furnished thc lllll-
sic at a successful dance held in the
Arlon Hall, by the. Jolly l-‘ill, Sutur»

3. - DELICATESSEN ‘

We are headquarters for the famous Otto Stahl’s Smok’

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

day night. (north; was filled $25 and costs thigiwrminc. Im'n‘vmm“ “In in mp .\lor- E 6‘! Meatfs‘ .You are surely mis‘sing a treat if you have 1101:
....-___. mom”... by Jud”; Lockwood. MM“ walk urge-7:13. i tned tilts-line. We are ready to serve you Wlth any of the
-ll you have never asked about ourmmommfl in all [(5 $34.51 An'ompyi . “ ': AVERAGE l followmg- ”m
cosy terms on \‘lclrolns comv ill Hiltl;ll‘y’. 0. Gregory rctlrescntmi Foinoln. 1 ‘ . funeral ”I MW? 5 :th' i SMOKED CERVELAT ‘
do so now. We carry n conlpleze .. l ‘ ’lhv ll‘ll-l‘ .. Zr“ . at l - ‘l‘c‘hilss | ‘ GENUINE SMOKED BACON
“09k of Victor machines and ““00“”! A shipment of \‘5‘El‘l‘l11lllt‘fi raised byi Mimi L "“"L‘iii‘imh 1‘: m‘ ”Hal W.B.Nllf0rm corsets w.B.RedllSO COISEtS ' i FANCY BOILED HAM
Enilernov-l a} ....lt) o mom. from the] P l SMOKED LIVERWURST

lard We sell them on such easy it‘l'meNorwzllli children is. being sent to

make large hips disappear; bulky

 

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at nnnllellw \‘ictrnla harlot Springfield. Muss, today, whom it will liiiiilhtiiiiiiitlm ”h“”if“;"’{Iér'fi‘ol‘fifg‘ a: Szlzfolftort andrtilerfetitly . awk- HAM BOLOGNA ""“V”=‘.:w’"-"’-V"*“ ‘5'“ *3}; 1' ‘,
q .. .91” “13.0,, was mum to am“. L“ 1‘13““ ml lexm‘l’lflml 3}. “‘f‘fi‘m‘h Nolwulk llwllmnsl liplscolml Church 3:55;: the “wastage: ‘21:“ :y. “Yd but-“n" mllér and Q‘EEEMIfOAF ' . , > f».

‘ “"5 ‘ i” . .. ‘ . f .. Atlantic States llots and hills exposl- officiated, and inicrmclll was in the . t neuter, and havethe “oldcorset” SMOKED BONED S‘iOULDE - ~ - ,

.u-z' l‘.“f“ restrictive. >195“!le 3 film” which will be held in \‘i‘cleEast Norwtllk cemetery. The services In“! Ecommlcal “253' $330 comfort with the first fitting. \ NEW YGRK FRANkFURTElISSSr E“

”Kim “mm 3in o “001‘ and upon ,miglll‘ingfi‘ml. Muss, 0“ Friday, 010139“; were largely attended. L to $1.00. $5.00 and $3.00. . . .

"”“m “’0“ ”“0 ““qmdy Alum“ M1'glillh. Six Norwalk children will make; —»———-- -- ‘ Lowest Market Prices Prevail Here.

1y, who was creating a ucnf‘ml (“flaw mp m the exposition as guests oti MARKETS AFFECTED BY SUB-. ‘

 

WEINGARTEN BROS” inc.
MARINE ACTIVITY. 1

NewYorl: Chico 0 San Francis‘c
turbnnce‘in that neighborhood. .liiltc'sm]o F‘til‘ileltl (‘ounlv Farm Bureaul ’ . '5' ’ o
. . . ,, .u. " ‘ u: ' t...” l” ‘—
c‘aso K\\‘1_h.wn_hnupd [from dd) m dd“ lThesc SlX'Wlll be the three gold medal; Whig}, “lgxtilgl’ngfimgd TS]: (03$:

I‘m mmnmg m ”w uptown court. iwlnners of the garden contest, Matildalopenmg’ standard issues as well as
lJackson, Margaret. Miller and Leo war stocks breaking five, ten and even

 

 

 

 

 

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iF‘rnnk, and three members of the veg-
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twelve points at the outset on enor-
mous liquidation. The break was at-
tributed to the German submarine, ac-
tivities and their possible consequenc-

VFall Merchandise

GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washingtgn St.

 

 

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‘llllll‘il, Genevieve Huugb and Harold
j Mather, - . : es,

2 ,_______.-_ The foremost feature was U. S.
I . _ _. ‘ . , -. .. .Steel on an offcring oi 3d.0tltl shares
‘ Otvlng to \flllOUa reasons 0. nanot‘m “2 to 109‘ representing a 1085 over
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Fifth Semi-Annual Dividend

 

DependableGrodes and N ewStyles
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"I“. PEUHE’S IRus'l' [In the week-end of slightly more than , WALL ST
‘ . ENorwnlk. the conning oi” the Sentli- séven'points. . - ‘ 7..., Y 53 .
i I ‘mnstel‘s' school which was Ld have The hltwmlnill? Marnie issues. conl- CHARMING BLOUSES .. . . . .. . .. $1.98 to $6.98 03 5:}. 1’ 3514.301] NORVVALK

than and preferred, were lower by
7% to 12 points.

After the most exciting half hour
seen in the stock market since tho
panicfot 1907, the tide of liquidation
was stemmed by a heavy volume of
btlyinfi orders reported to have been
.'.‘!li to the mnrkn-t by important bunk-

79 Washington Street.
sobth Norwalk, Conn.
September 25, 1918.‘

At a meeting of the Board or
Director: of The People's Trust
Company, held this day. a dividend
at the rate 01 4% per unnum wu
declared to depositors in the Suv-
dnn Department out of'tbo com
ing- for the final period ending
September to, 191C. no me will
it on

started its sessions tomorrow evening
tin the South Norwalk Library. has
-boon postponed for one week. The
first meeting of the full term will be
'on Tuesday evening. October. 17th.
instead of October 10th. 0n Thurs

lugs; interests.

my ”pm“. WWW 1w" iont‘l‘lll’ R3190 i am; if n to to exam
~ . , v ,. were” «at 1‘0 1 ur

Rum" ”W “m "m" mm” “ ban lnolnts. wbllo Republic Steel vlrtunliy

quot in the Mnlnmkcmo Hotel. to a; regained its 18 1)?an decline.

large number of scoutmuterl and " Sales in the first hour lmrbnd the

prospective seontmnsters oi Norwulk. unprecedented tolul “f WW”““‘““""~

Tl" v” it (I‘d th ‘ llc th '5 {WWW ”hart-ll.

'°““ ‘°" °“ ‘ ”5“" “ a ' NEW roux. Oct. 9.—-A wave or
quot in tho Mahackomo “ml. to own" bit the cotton marks! at tho
tori will really Minimum m tabs to ms at,

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OPTICIAN Phone 438

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LATEST NOVELTIES IN NECKwEAR 25¢ to 33.09 .
EXCELLENT KID GLOVES in good assortment. i
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‘ WARM FLANNELETTE GARMENTS.
WORSTED TOQUES fOr children; “
WORSTED SACQUES, BOOTIES, etc.. for baby.

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