Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 3, 1917 · page 11

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WAN'lED. 1'0 LEI

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hauling life insurance companies, we tunnished or unfurnished. with bath.
reliable aggressive men, to collect and light and heat. at £55 Washlnxton
pollen. $18 per week salary and com- street, amt 19, South Nomalk,
mansions guaranteed Must come 001m.

in applying - ————- -————— —.
state age, it married and how engaged To LET~3 ROOMS. ATTIC, CEL-
zthe past five years. Address 3 care. of lar ground for garden, $4.50 per month.
Inquire at ”Barlow avenue. 111,3 3t

 

 

 

TO LET—5 ROOMS ALL iMPROVE-
,ments‘ at 2513 Fla; Hill Road. inquire
on premises.

‘ WANTED—A TYPEWRITER TA-
Mo with drop leaf. Must be in good
condition and reasonable price. Ad-
uress S. S. care Sentinel.

 

T0. LET-fiBARTMENT
halt house, heat 'and hot water
vided. Apply Tuesday. 6
street. ’ljel. 1,082.43.

 

AND
pro-
Orchard
1112 31

 

WANTED—BOYS ANDGlRLS FOR
the mailing department. $6 a week to
wart. Come ready to work. Murphy
Mtg. 00., East Norwalk.‘ '1!!! ‘fli

 

WANTEvD‘sTRoxg BOY APPLY ward avenue with all improvements.

 

 

L’x'orwalk Steam Laundry, 43 Day Inquire at 64 Water street, Bel'man &
street mg 31 Steinberg. Tel. 1615.
WANTED—~YOUNG MEN - TO r0 L£r-LABeE STORE, 72

North Main street, South Norwalk. in-
quire at United Grocery Co.

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work on polishing wheels. Lounsbury,
Mathewson 00., South Norwalk: 1112 3

 

 

WANTED—MEN. WOMEN 18 on 7° “7‘3 ROOMS AT 73 CED-“l
0v.el' 375 month. Government Jobs street. inquire on premises 01 phone
List positions free. Write immediate
1), Franklin Institute, Dept. 28C Ro-_
Chester, N. Y.

 

T0 LET-18? FLOOR. 5 ROOMS.
bath pantry. all improvements, newly
WANTED—TENEMENT 0F 5 0R renovated, 7‘“an avenue.

 

on thin page. Tmy-Five Wordn or

tun. Blackfoot «Caps Doubt; Price.

 

 
 

, ca tor hatching.-

120 new malls. 11 wool)»

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World.
} TaylorfiGoldg

Intentions M. 1m
800th ”walk Tue: 60. lug-

 
 
 
 

 
 

illuminant Alia.

 
 

 

MT“ 59-; week

 

 
 

 

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39R SALE.

IOR wet—TWO NBWTOWN
stove breeders, large size. Phone 259-3

188."! ’

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

FOR SALE—~A;‘RAPID" FiREL'ESS
cooker, three compartments, used very
little, price $10. 'lel. 1492-3.

 

EGGS DELIVERED-BLACK MINOR
White Wyandotte
and Brahma cockerels for sale, Phone
1868. C. A. Sherwood. 21 Lowe street.
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son «SALE—AT A BARGAIN, 'rtvo
building lots at Rbodonolia Park, Nor-
waik, or will exchange for automobile.
Daniel Antiuozzl. Derby, Conn. m1 til,

F you’re trying to make
that furnace behave tmt
it to a good dose of our

 

FOR SALE — ASH .aAltnEie,‘ ,
lined with galvanized iron. Last , lite hizh grade coal and It "in 1*-
time.'l‘l11'ce sizes, price: So up. South

gin to act friendly toward the

Norwalk Oyster Farms Co.. 110 Water , ' .
family. Prove what we say is. .

street. }

 

true—try a ion or two. '
FOR BALE—DUCK BOAT, )3 12 '. .
feel 10118. 4 leflt wide, almost new, a. Hmls & Gas

12 gauge Winchester repeating shot.

 

 

 

 

 

gun and :1 Butt breeding rooster.|
Phone 8564. . 'o 6? Water Street
Tel. 721
! FOR 8ALE~HORSE, HARNESS:
and wagons, at a bargain. inquire O: J" .
C. 'Rlcclo, 13 Orchestral, South Nor- j
Miss Marie Wat-go, of T ..Suowdon

pvulk. Tel. 1523.
‘ invonue, made a mistake last highland;

 

6 rooms, improvements, rent about $15
cmntraily located ddl'ess “ll" cul'c
Sentinel.

1'0 -LEI——FQU'R ROOMS NEWLY
| pnpered and points on second lloor,
1 } also large attlt in Oils-e. .\O. 41 Crdllli

Alf

left ll-er pocketbook on the l: 39 train
from New York. The police are try-
ing to locate it.

FOR SALEwSEV'EN’ ROOM
house with one or more acres, ' near
.\'oroton station and tlolley. Five

“811.1089de salmon.

’ Norwalk on the 2nd day of March, A.

' and determined at the Probate Office.

}of March,

it!
Muse's“; alli-

 

mamxm,u.m

Mdethem,- W}WWLS.A.D~19M_.

amnion ufl preaching,“ 10: 39;!)81'
ism 5W school at noon: evening
prayerndaermonaflzaop. m.

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At a court of probate holden at Nor-
walk; within and (or the district 0!

walk, illumination deceased

| The court 0! m tar m Wt
oi Noun“. hath W Cid "
}Six months trons the date here)! to:
the creditors of said estate to exhibit

who neglect to present their accounts.

will bellow areoovery. Aline!-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment

3.1917. to

ivutleas, a certain uritten instru }

E UN Ufi‘,
newt. dated the 28111 day 0! Romanian} on D ZED

 

. . t
1917,, by and between George H.1teis _ “mum rater
and William Alexander Inherits. birthE _ -
of said Norwalk, and Olga Henlietta} "0““:

District of Norwaik, ss Probate

nets of said Nomlk‘consenuhg there?
*0 Providing in substance for the le- CW", Febnmry 23- A- D.. 1917-

gai adoption by the said George ‘11 I Baffle or Mary J. Benedict, late of
Rein ol' the said William Alexander Namath instill! district deoeahed
Malwitz, has, been filed in this court The court of probate for the district
for approval. of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed

- he date hereof for
Or e that ii d matter be heard “x months from t
d red. 3 I the creditors of said estate .1 exhibit

m Norw aik, on the 9th day of March, their. claims for settlement Those
1917 at 2 o 'clock afternoon, and that who neglect to present their accounts”

public notice thereof be given by pub“ 'pmpefly attested, Within said “we

milling this order in a newfilmller ”a“. Win mnewdemze: aglzcovetg M: De:
in; a circulation in this district. at u 0 8 es e a e r '

least live days before said day of hear- qgested to make immediate payment,

 

 

 

‘ ing. .
HENRY “._ GREGORL THE SOUTH NORWALK TRIéircfig}h
Judge iBy Chas E. Hoyt. treasurer.
A i it t
NOTICE (1111 n s 1‘8 or
District of Norwalk. so. Probate

CUT THIS OUT—[T I8 WORTH

C t, Mar h 2. A. 11., 1917.
,our 0 MONSY

Estate of Emma 11‘. Walker, late of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased. Don't miss this.
”Whereas written application “Menclose with 50 and mail it to Foley
been made to this court for adminis-j 5‘ C0" 3335 Shelli-aid avenue, “1104180.
tratioll with the will annexed ot said‘lll» writing your name and address

i loved clearly.
”Eider; “1:2? ssaid application be trial package containing Foley's Hon-

1 rd (1 lie ted t the Probate ey ““1 T" (‘°m”°““d m “mg"
1911 an is nun a

colds and croup: Fole Kidney Plllé.
Odicc, ill Norwalk, on the 101th day y

9 l k.roi~e1‘°l’ pain in aides and back rhcnnla~
1917.1“ ococ tlsn1,backaclle, kflney and bladder

MOIAWMWOINOP

their claims for settlement. Those}

NOW quested, within-8111mm.-

Cut out this Sill). }

You will receive in return a-

(+1100.

’ giant-1, up-tonlntq. .atylcs, lowest pl

1 only if you send postal or to ’-
' phone.
junk until further notice. Ant. PHONE NO 1963 OR 116

mobiles a Specialty.

WANTED~HOUSE TO‘

HOUSE street, near Won't avenue.

demonstrators 30 or 40 years of age. for movements.

11. Well-known product. State expert-
Addrets box i, care. or Sentinel.

ml 3t

WANTED—TO BUY
of cattle.
prices for calves. ll. Friedman,

avenue. Tel. 1151. 330 ll

 

T0 LET—STORE AT ll
ntl‘ect, also loft lit 41) “'nttiif
South Norwulk.
F‘rlrrell, 24 l-lllvilnnd street.

WATER
stléol.

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BUSINESS NOTICE.

.l AM AN—-EX1‘ERT O.\' R"1’A1R-
ing and overhauling autono.blle9
Starting and lighting system.
will do the work in your own i
Write J. J. Renter. City Hotel.

 

"ago.
1113 31

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inquire» of Edward. 2

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dnr strcct.

Part im- Rent fare to 8
Rent $10.111quile. 37 Ce- rotou Heights.

tailliord. Address 93 No-

 

 

} FOR sALa—rotm acnas or

T0 LET-“l- 4 ROOM AND 9 3 R00“ lumber lunnlng HOB} [our to twenty
.— _ ,.-_--._ a“.-- __. --_.__._.. apartments. lmpmvcments. inquire at four inches on the slump. ~ Alipli’ N0-

ALL lens 84 Woodward avenue. Tel. 3654
Best prices paid. ,Exti-nd73-3-

3' .1 ! ..-- ..
“FY TO LE‘F—tl ROOMS.

DMDVemonts 30 Lowe silect. inquire or ll,ousc
B. liershfield.122 Water sheet.

provcmants,

_‘ com, 60 Wall street.

T0 LET—6

111 50 i‘uirticld
1113 hi after 1 p in.

Al. 1. 111 ‘
pro laments.
. anlore street,

 

ROOMS, ALL 1.“-

FOR SALE—NEWLY
six rooms and bath. all im-

nvct'uuc, South Norwulk,
127

BUILT

Charles H. Wood 2 Bye
East Norwaik I26 61'

 

1"! Cottage street, East'

 

house of six

[in nlises. N0.
Norwtilk.

rooms and bath. all

FOB SALE—6 ROOM Houslc. lO'P income from express business last}
Norwallt, 3111 in advance. '1'. c. 13.11. 50x200 feet, fox 31.500. and lLZlDtllt‘l 6 "a” “a“ “'9” ”m“ “le000 ' '
1111 31 room house, lot 50x75 feet, for $1, 500
it looking for a house i have just what
70 LET—ONE SIDE 0!“ DOUBLE you want, and remember now is the ”10““ at Hartford yesterday gives
hn- time to buy uhen the price is right.
and provomcnts, good location. Apply on

 

2 St. John ",.Sll(‘(‘l East'

"”3 Ask John T. Haves

 

 

'PAINTING ":“I’APER-HAMING 'ro LET-6 Rooms ON sncovo' 7mm ST NORWALK!
decorating. painter‘s supplies; Real Estate—Insurance

Estimates cheerfully giten. Trial or-
ncrs solicited. Tel 400,Alex1u-.1cr
White, 61 1-2 Fly avenue.

Special
,You. Will Get
3c 3 11b. for Ra

 
 
 

Best prices for all 0th

- L. EFFRON. 7
1 5 RowanSt.
‘Tel. 1996. Tel. 1906.

 

N01101:.

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all floor at 140 South Main street. 'llele 1
811 phone 1M5~3.

1112 at}

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T0 LET*‘HOUSE AT 8 ORE SCEN'I‘
All modern

Terrace.

1

improvements}

inquire at 1111's. Lyon, 126 Flux Hill

Road

A'V‘EN UE, NO RWAUK. .

a" 11:3; . i -

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l- 1 Lounge, 1‘
. TO LET—FROM A’thl. ,1srumde om $15
111011311 AND BARN,1\'0. 18 WEST 3m 1 Ash Tam

~.lM-PROVE-- square $1.1

Springs. $5.

[23 6t lAsh Bureau.

 

} TO LET-5 ROOMS AND BATH
East Norwallc with improvements, second 110012125

$2.

$1.50 each. 1

“wins: '31.

m

FOR SALE

ry, enameled white, $2.
1 Birch Rocker, 82.
Chest Drnwets. oak.

 

cccntly lccovcred and
1 Lounge. corduroy;

round. 82. 1
AleStitnd. 50c 1 Stand.

MEMl'S BARN CAN BE USED FOR 751'. 1 Table, 50c. i Pokei Table, mat
GARIAGL' FOR PARTICULARS CALI. hogatly, $3. 1 Cherry Bedstead and

1 Cherry Wardrobe, $1.

$1.. 1 Ash Washsi'andj
2 Ash Washstands, dark finish,

Long Washstilnd. cher-
1 Wide Bed-
1
good condition,

“Cull. ol 7 Raymond street, colllv noon; and that public notice thereof:
plainetl that some clothes were stolen be given to all perilous interested
trolu her boarding house. The nation} therein by publishingthi order in a
are investigating. newspaper having a circ alien in said

11.1119 Lydia Vdsbut'gh, of a“; 4,1 district, at least five 11 heroin said
will substitute in the choir

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

”Episcopal Cu." yam” the

7 I
r J
t, '9
} weeks, on ace 0
~, s

not the luv _
[Amy Sims. } ' -

 

ailments; and Foley Cathartlc Tab-
lets. a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic, for constipation,
billousness,

bowels—Adm

Meant

 

 
 
 
 
 

- he Sentinel. .

 

 

} The Adams Exorcist Company hll
'made 11 neu five-year contlact withi
}the New York, New Haven and Hart-
Iford railroad. The \'ew Haven road'a

} A measure of intere t to incai trol-
{laymen lcportcd favorably in tho!

gabaitliuc, gill
ctillnl of k1
coloi :.11111, ..11
sash lit-1t 01 sclf- ,

motormen on cars equipped with air:
ibrnlies unlimited use of studio. At prcl
‘sent motorillcn are pernllted to be}
}seitted under certain conditions only. }
} ’l‘lle Norwnlh moo-er football team
stands fifth among the amateur clubs
of Connecticut, having won one game}
and lost tour. _On Sunday the Danish}
F. C. club will play the Norwnllls till
1 Bridgeport. and R. Run u'ili-rcieree.
Robert Rigg. of 7 West avenue, was

it' Si

 
 
 

chic in

 

 

; an attendant at the rilish‘g‘ or the Patterns
l flag at the imperial Hat Band Co‘s '
}shop in Daubury, Wednesday evcu- . FOR MARCH
ing. A banquet followed. Mr. itigg- and
i ll employ all there. ' ‘ ,
——~-~ . , , The Spring
NOTICE i
Di'stlict oi Norwnlk, as. Probate;

 

court February 20, A. 11., 1917. ~ ,1
Whereas, written application has
been made. to this court for the ad- }
mission to probate of a' certain instru}
ment as and for the last will of Mary?

of the Celebrated

NOW ON SALE

 

 

‘1

Sr RALGHT, simple

lines L\l‘l’bsed attrac-
tiicl\ 111 :1 flock 0‘1 Hue
LICCP Ii

fit ll‘

Many others c‘qtfirlt‘,‘

Pictorial. Review

FASHION BOOK 14A

Pictorial Review Patterns

 

 

('OIUJ (2
TON?

25 cents

 

headaches and sluggish ,

$9, seasons

of}.
.2;

, I"

Ema Also D0 Cleaning

Z ,.Succcasor to Wm. Efiron.

\Soutll IMain street. Phone 1061-2.

“8 3t. 12 1Wardrobe, oak, :10 1 stand oak

‘ }'2 50.1 Table oak and bronze, $5.1

}T'.0 LET—TWO LARGE UNFUR- ~lr’on Bedsteail and Splings.1vhlte.$l.

fished rooms, with bath, light and}1thisil Alzlllclmilt’.t 03k.$.1$5% ghSid;
. ‘ t. 111's, same pa ern. ea'c

at, at 33 'BayleW avenue iron Cole. 32. each. 5 Cot Mattresses,

' ..unused $7. 50 each. 1 Rocking Chaii,

 

J. Bell 1818 of Brooklyn, in the state J

or New York, deceased.
Oxdered, that said application be
heard and determined at the Probate

Office, in Norwalk, on “113.9”! day of

March. 1917, at ‘2 o‘clock, afternoon;
and that public notice thereof be giv-

ames Donnellv

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If you telephOnc or send postal, 1- 1251-
+——'—'—- flfi‘
You will get almost double for 50‘ LET—41mm: ELEGANT FURl‘z

 

 

 

 

year Junk, Automobiles a l'nltied rooms, private family, steam

_ S ecialt lbéted, electric lights and bath. Use
p Ly. otelephone, two minutes' walk flOm}
" LEFFRON teeter. Phone 11211.3. }
E-Row-a" .SL - Ea“ Norwalk. 5 iLE'r—s'roun 207 WASHING s
‘2 Tel. 1906.-.Tel I9'35 '10:: reet East Norwalk. Apartments.
.___ my- ___.__._.-. ..._.____ . 1’209llaéhlllgt9n street, Eai'it Norwalk

 
 
 
 

 

an 1% Chapel street Norwalk.1n-'
out 84 South Main street. Tel 60.

OTTO PAUL SCHUBERT ,=
Voice Building Specialist-i; 'r ' it"s-#1 APARTMENT AT 55!

O! N. Y. c. Brooklyn, Paddle imlspi‘i streetso rooms on ascend floor}

and Bridgeport, Conn. lwith 1ptovements.lniiuire of Mrs.
Italian, French. German: and English} R ’1' 0‘5, 16 Gr'oio meet, or Tel.I
Singing properly taught. 1753 '
print, ‘dates, apply to Mrs. Williaml
Stowe. 5 West Ave.. south Norwalk

 

 
 
 
 
 

T0 T—DOFT [N SVVARTZ &'
‘ . “ ’- ._}C'Oihe their, containing 5.000 square
EVERYTHING- . Meet -0 our space with light on all
“THAT’S NEEDED FOR. THE aldeE. 1m. height elevator service
WHEN UR PANTRY steam '1 d For further portion-
*uuinlum, Tin, Agate,.Galvan- tars, any at the once at The Old
Iron- and Woodmware We“ flitt- commny'_
Crockery, China and Glasswahe; -

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

} called to New York for a two WANTED—«MAN T0 1111131111 sawé

mh‘hogany finish, 84. 1 Birch Rocker.

Thorvt'ason, summer and iv'lntel,
black walnut frame, $2 .10 each. 60
yds. Brussels Carpet, 50c. y.d 20 yds.,
3.0c per yd. 1 Closed Carriage, very
good condition, $50.1 Closed Citr-
l'iap .,o good condition, $20 6 Car-
iriuges, $10 each. ] Sleigh/15'] ;.
Sleigh $3.1 Bud Cage. high, :5. 1]
IBost, new finish, yery good,35. 1
Heavy Farm Wagon, with bay rigging.’ .- -
excellent wheels, $25.1 Heavy Busi- } ' ' . - . 5
ness WagOn, $5. ‘ i

For One Week From March 401m}. : 1 ' ' ‘ 1’
DR. E. SMITH, 65 East Ave. }

on to all persons interested ,tllrein byI
publishing this‘order in a newspaper
having a circulation. in said district, at}
least fve days before said day of hear

ing.

 

Hans-v W. GREGORY.
, Jildge

 

 

P TOMASINI,
the tenor Vocal teacher has been ‘ . —. .

 

 

weeks’ special engagement. ing machines.
Therefore he will postpone the
.Qpen'plg of his studio to: that
length of time. He desires 1:5 to
cats in Norwalk and it enough
hzholars can be nroournr at 3.1.50
per lesson. he will climnlonne giv-
~min; lessons here. These wishing
address P.

t I

become pupils,

Fem-«lot care Sentinel Office. gum“. W '1 v

 

 

WANT }7

u .i.

OEERATORB 0N SWING Milli-i
inns. tiny while tannins. ,1 7..

ro-rrlrrrw rvwlrrnnww
PIFI‘FRPII'IRIPKKPPF'? - '
7r F"'P"fi R-fflpPfl'bvnnbb‘. ,

 

 

The mattress that satisfies your every requircnlcnt on neat-
ness, comfort and sanitary construction. .
No 'llfUF'l‘ design prevents spreading-tithe edges, of the mat- .

1S8 (“slithlinQ t:

80. Norwalk

1

at Moderate Prices

 

 

 

THE SELECTION OF

1 SUITABLE WALL Parana _

in an easy task here. We show
no many varieties both in pat,

terns and plain colors that m- -:>

can suit any taste or men

‘requiretnent. And we can suit

any purse too. We carry paper.
mevory grade. no any price hunt

you may have set can be account »

}The Gorham Co

 

 

The Reed 81 Vhik
Electrical Co.

 

~.

ELECTRICAL SHOP .
, In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES

Phone 805—50 So. Main on.
80. Norwalk, Music Hall at

 

TAILORED sums
an .
REMODELING 0F,FU-RS

TN Ladies’ Tailor
up on: 3'5“ “Co.

 

 
 
 

11 North Main St. and

Pressing

 

. Phone 499.
30 .‘Fon Street. Eaitt Norwalk.

 
 

 

5 Railroad Ave

 

’C‘auno't Bake ' ‘ L

[A weary housewife said. v' 2'” .

Well then, a kindly neighbor said,
bread?
gest«where_’ I had better go?

If
want, just gate 5 Monroe

i'Thcvaanzlor-Brtikery

Tel 367

 

 

 

.: tress always stay square. making it possible to have a tidy,

" There are no pockets to catch the dust and dirt. A. whisk. 1.;
broom or. damp cloth will take all the dust Of the mattress _
and a few-minutes in thc‘bun than: or four times a year
will keep it in as good condition as when new. .

Each of the ten. compartments in a mttness in itsclfztha

:3qu resiliency oi the cotton felt filler is obtained. Thts
makes the Dixie Compartment Mattress. fully 30% more ' ‘

.. Beef iron 81 Wine

‘ Well detailed 5:11.811. 811 times, . ' l

TOniC, Stimulant and Appetizer;
F. H. BAXTER

 

 

 

comfortable than, any mattress Oi tufted construction. .
find the enmpartmcnt construction maknn it to on" ‘
infprce them. where the weight 6! fit y comes. ‘
Thin meat-hollows; outmifordn' no «on and smooth
5108‘)le mm.

 

 

LOST.
Wm 80m PIN. wrru

 

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got-4h: ship that rests. use the Dixie Compartment Unt-
' ens. '

'mmwmommmMe ‘

Then. We...

 

”"i- P. 2'! —.-,- -—~.._. '_

ruffc‘lihilrsi'sr'f
root) VALUE
Fnsbie’s Pies

 

 

Nev/Spring itiilitleo '

 

. The Only Fully Equipped .‘

So. NONI"! i , .

131; Abandon and 4}

why don’t you buy you: ‘
i’m new in, towns-call you..sug- _,

it- is bomb-mad“ broad you}

5 Monroe street

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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