5e
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AYES,
.
WW.4~
[I A. Jackson, of First street, is con-
.“ to his home with illness.
' w Gustafson. of Second street,
a. In Iltanus, N. Y., yesterday.
‘ V
mun 3mm, of East Washing-
“amt, is con-lined to his home with
jhrry Delano, of New York. spent
firewood with his family on Sew
*' an: avenue.
that Ferrisiof Thomas street. has
‘Med a position with the Reming-
.1-/ Aims Company, Bridgeport
:r. and '.Mr: Alfred bane, of Second
. sheet. are the proud parents of a
”My boy. The child was born Friday.
‘ in. James C. Davis of Port Jeffer‘
M is spending a few (laws with Mrs.
Mes Ainsworth of Cottage street.
The Ken Kling Club will meet
at
M
nore and Mrs.
ten days.
ing which Carl
Monday night.
idouorou
The Men‘ 3 Brotherhood of the Meth
lernoon.
idist church will meet in the parlors
Monday evening.
Miss Elsie Mackey, formerly a rest-
dent of the Post Road. now of Brook»
‘yn,, visited in toivn Thursday.
Miss Azalta Howard Willis of Charles-
On, S. 0., arrived “aday night at the for the poor in ‘1}? Rev_ George I!“-
, home of her sister, Mrs. Harry Varin ton’s parish in North Carolina. A len-
Inead, whom she is now visiting. in m. km- will be sent there sometime
Noroton.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Delafield left
Palm Beach, Friday, for St. Augustine, necticut Agricultural College and the
Locompanied by Dr. Edward C. Rush- U, S. Department of Agriculture are
Samuel Evans.
“arty will return to New York in about are responsible for the publishing ofV-
Mrs. W. ll. lleckley, formerly of Ra- Larger Profits."
vonah Manor. Stamford, has bought mcnt should it} in the hands of every
the Fred W. Tooker home on the Post progressive farmer and can be procur-
road in Darlen, and will take posses- cd from County
sleuonor about ApIIll Mrs. Berkley Norwalk or I G. Davis at Storra A!
and her brother. Francis L Hall Gill,
will make Darien their home.
The Darlen Brass band, which has
been inactive during the past year,
will probably be. recognized at a mI-et- river of Wooster
llrenner and a few drum-u at patrols,
other interested musicians have plan- 17“
nod to be held at Center School on
The lluricn Grange, at its monthly ll
meeting, held Thursday night,
m windows to Harry Jennings house on
DARIEN
,Rl its
his farm in North Wilton.
.\lrs. DJ. Inmbert who has been
spending the winter in Goshen, N. Y.,
has returned to Wilton, and is visit-
.ing her sister Mrsrll. E. Chichester.
l Mrs C. D. Bertine of North Wilton
‘Mk a trip to New York last Saturday.
Miss Cross of Belden Hill was taken
o the Norwalk hospital on Sunday of
l Frederick Cook has been making
motic chairs and a sense from Bill-
iugwood, an adaptable material hav-
ing the appearance without the rough ‘
ness of cedar.
The Woman’s Auxiliary is sewing
this Spring.
The Fairfield Farm Bureau,the Con-
The.co-operating and these organizations
an interesting phsmphlet, "Making
Farm Records Count to Planning for
This helpful docu-
Agent Wright. of
riculture (‘ollv‘ge
i
l CONNECTlCUT PATENTS.
The following, were issued Munch
'0. Jill. Ln»: furnished from the of»
8: llowcrsock. so.
1115 Main street,
.lpcporl, Conn:
Fulfil-rick (l. llrcul,
Ii:l.ll.lllt', chum links.
Bridgeport.
(Home l'. ‘l‘zn‘rol, lridgcport, re.
totaling machine.
(home I‘. t‘uI‘I‘tJli, Bridgeport, re
'll.,vi.1illlg llzilt'lillil‘.
'admltted Mrs Jones.
. anchor ul
detach.
P home of Mrs. Arthur Carr, Sec-
Mamet, Tuesday afternoon at l: 30
L The Pastime Ball team held practice
yesterday on the Wicks lot.
usual meeting place in the Congregn‘:
’imml church. held a discussion on the"
timely subject of “Gardens." under lln
direction of the master. Ray C. Lester!
The first and second degrees were lid-l
ministered to a number of new mom
Next;
tit-mg: l‘. t‘urruli, Bridgeport, cun-
tll lln l‘.
Jurt-pll Ii. .\lnlslazlll,
tulking machine.
Bridgeport.
week they will play the (‘.hrystals, of
East Bldors are making their gar-
‘vdena ready for the spring planting.
”ermine has expressed a determine
“Him to raise potatoes.
[to rs.
‘..-'....—
rluss- will meet t‘vnl‘y
$011. sermon [0 the Jmlor
.33 ofthe members present Charlcsl
We is the superintendent.
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& llamlin organ which cost
Mill its electrical installing appliances
W hundred dollars This mm
W bu been used for only a short
fine in the home of a lady of wealth
{an be obtained for five hundred dol-
M if that sum can be raised in thirty
We”. This matter Was considered'ot
no business meeting last Thursday
morning, and with money available
and "voluntary subscriptions from
embers present, two hundred dollars
“has raised to start the fund. , A com-
a‘rlttee was appointed to solicit among
“Emerita"! of the church and friends
Vtside the church to raise the balance
.iltecelsary. it seems especially provi-
dent that this opportunity should come
Lee lace the instrument now in use.‘
. a Adventist people rarely. if ever,
V out side of the church for financial
Nuance, but at this time may have
ask their friends for a little lift.
.-
IIII icIoII III
Iii-down, Weak and Nervous~Made
to require such service.
. lly mistake it was reported thut llrd 3
VA rare opportunity has 003"“ to U"? Albert. Lewis llousc of Newton ave-
Wye!“ Christian ChUNh 10 procure a nuc. Nomton, would move to Stamford
Dr. and Mrs. House will
not move to their new home. on Bed (
ford street, near the Ferguson library.
Although the
. _ doctor has bought the Stamford house
Mo exchanged it. fur a plant). and lt,nnd will make it his home, he will con-l
linue to practice in Daricn.
Will.
.1“
Mr. Nelson S. Spencer; of New York.
spent the week-end in town.
Mr. ad Mrs. Arthur Davis of North
Wilton spent Saturday in Norwulh.
on April 1.
Stamford. until May 1.
last week.
next. Sunday.
'...
Conn.
ind.
Strong by Vinol
. '“ "_ 1 girls who overwork and. get in-
highly nervous, weak and run-down
w on, we publish this letter from
sCoplier, of Fort Worth. Tex.,—-
ch lessons,
Ivn‘,
and became
weak and very nervous, so I
not do anything.
italic» all over and ' could
roamed at
purchased a bottle of Vinol
me and within a week I was bet-
pounds and felt fine."
It om curative. strengthening
nth of beef and cod liver .pep-
aided by the blood Mulching
pronoun and ‘
”blood in Vinol.
'..° Waldo building up
not Miss Gopher.
from the city.
The sad news comes from Minne-
_ of the death of Mrs. ‘
Edge to the high school and take Goodhue at the home of her dad’Ehter,
runJ Mrs. Benjamin Davenport.
spoils, Minn..
l Miss Mabel
\
n 883.
._-.__-.—
Dr. George ll. Noxon instructed It l“"‘“’“""‘ roll
class of local women in first aid to the
injured Friday, at Center Schml.
Friday after
_ noon, and various phv itims will im
,. Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks, pastor of the part instruction which Mill be of use WWW”; “'1'
“'31 Avenue. M- 'F- church gave up.) \‘tOllll‘fl, who may desire to serve a; \I‘- “ll“
lfi‘ugul': nurses should international diflicuhip
yesterday morning. There were ov'm [develop to a aufllcicntly serious .‘ldg‘m‘ \‘ I "'“l
.
. . 'Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Merwln and
ntthis time as it is very necessary tol son visited relatives in Brooklyn;
The Rev. Henry 1). Appenzoiler will
preach in the Congregational church
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Comatock, for-
merly oi Wilton"“nolv ‘of Madison,
are visiting friends in. Madison.
An eloquent temperance lecture was
. given in the Congregational Church
For the benefit of South Nomallr last Sunday morning by a speaker
I Would Mrs. Ely Valcott Rider, formerly
have Miss Winifred White has returnedsto
times and was really her home in Yonkers, after a visit with
to keep on with my studies her mother, Mrs. Mary A. White.
t‘l:.It>n('e 1). Plan, Bridgeport, cub~V
hut. for paucbboards.
It'lcrt id. lloluduy, lx‘augaluck.
l‘t‘lt‘ilfil‘ for wringers.
..’.ihl- It l‘. llnlntley. Nuugutuck,
Thai ll Cl‘hum roll («dense for . clothes
v ,iugcr.
.‘llbl' 'rt ll. lloluday, Nungatuck,
Ideal? for 'clolllnta
'. ( l'hllt“!
ll. Peterson. Hartford.
Smith. Hartford, lncziu
worker
.\' all; '1 V,
=wa I {II-lump
”LI .\'. l‘ : --_::.>H lira-cuwich, tele‘
~ti. \um'xI-h Inns system
lltnry .‘J. Vl'hiltlescy, Greenwich.
11' the n bright: sunny ‘l‘uesdu I
morning and Mrs. Brush use on the
roof preparing; to hang out her \vush
when Mrs. Jones appeared on time sveuc
carrying a bushel of (lollies.
“What are you doin‘ blur?” dr-tnuud
ed Mrs. Jones. ”Monday is your day
for hungiu' out clothcs."
“i know it is," replied Mrs. Brown,
removing the clothes-pins from her
mouth so she (-ouifit' articulate more
dearly, “but it rained yesterday. an'
I'm hangin' but out today instead.
Tuesday belongs to the fourth floor
back. an‘ that s vatalll. so I giiess i re
got as good a right here as anybody
else. “but is ‘u to you, anyhow?
Wednesday is your day ”
“Wednesday is my My all right."
but the Impcr
says it's guin‘ to ruin tomorrow, an' 1
ain’t takln any chances. You take
them rags of yours downstairs again.
or PM throw 'em on the roof!"
And that‘s how the trouble begun.—
St. Louis Post- llispuith.
Lock Canola.
The Egyptians lIad‘cuuuls before the
(toys of St. Paul, but the lot-k caIle
which made. it Insslhle to cross IIIouu- l
= talus in a boat mine only a few years I
before Columbus dis-«overeat America.
To be told that lazphucl in his. spare v
moments when not painting a llupliacl l
qu-I construttlng u Imomotiw \vouldl
scarcely surprixe \. u more the u to be .
told that Leonardo da \iutl was u!
pioneer va‘nul lock builder 3
But the hand that put upon the wulls‘ V
of that histol‘ir church in Milan “The ‘V
Last Sumter“ also designed the bucks V
for Milan‘s t‘flUlll. ,
That was just live years before uII- l
other llaliuu from tho Imnrliy lnwu of
Genoa smiling at Spanish ship t‘nlllt‘ to
Sun Satll‘utlnl'. Iicft-n- llll‘
lock system was born rulluls had to he
on level ground. although in (‘hliul
they 11ml llll‘lll on slight inclines: - ;
Philadelphia ledger r.
Green Flash of Sunset.
One of the must r‘uu l,» nitucssml of
natural plIcqunI-Im. but one llltll hm
often been dim uwul ill st icnliih meet
lugs and that alums uwukens \Iundet
“llt‘ll seen, is lti'v so lulled “green
flush" III-cusiunnlly \Nl-lo‘fitt the mo-
ment of the disuplmu'uIIt-t- of tho sun
behind II ('lt‘ltl' horizon. The observer‘s
eye must he llml upon tho. rim of the
sun as it disappears in order to (Anti-h
the phenomenon. tine uutborlly tells
us that 119 bus soon the green flush.
although rarely. ut the. instant. of the,
setting of a bright star. Among the
explanations offered is one llllM‘tl upon
the optical principle of complementary
colors. if one looks at the sun and
then closes the eyes It green disk will
be perceived A sensitive eye might
be similarly un‘ouml by It hitllinlu
star
Theft In Ancient Wales.
in some ways which might nowadays
be called “Mntlutcntul” the laws or Inn
,cleul Wales Wot-e in advance of those
of ttxiny. J. ll. Lloyd in his "ills-
tory of Wales“ mentions that. in some
of the codm (which were. as a rule.
very severe on theft) a remarkable
'lhnduvfut-l lII-nhr.
.tlbvrl (‘.. tilllirrt, New llnven. loy-
instuiiullon.
Thompson,
u-olnr
eres V.
(l ,i hoe-I nc-k.
i ronurd it.
New Haven,
x.“
Carley, Waterbury, cap-
button.
Albert 1“ Chmch, New i‘rltnin, Inn-
thincc Incl-'..
Lilimu N. tlluri'. l‘lninuilc. manl-
ctu‘inl: (lt'\lt“t'.
\tIllI’uni ll. l‘Ztlrall and ii.
‘I‘Iriiluriurd. lulu rot!
.llulln l}. Humphrey, Norfolk,
hp] ‘nkler.
l). Chose.
(“lll'
lawn
August. ,l, liltiell. 'l‘orrington, nt
[rudiment for piarnos.
Lmudcr A. latgcrslrom, llrunford,
folding choir. ,
glinml lAl‘Ke. Milford.” apparatus for
tmnrporting submarine torpedo-boats
m e: land.
licu‘nrd ll. Weed, Stnmford. motor-
r:j.(lo. stand.
I Adolph Zytkiewicz, .\lcriden, ilyiug
mar. 1' the.
l
, Trade Marks.
\ Iloeullu Co. Waterbury, medical
[III parntlon for treatment of the eyes.
All Hill l Qlllllllll
Willi 0i llllllllll
Says a pincinnatl Authority
ter; wear shoes 11‘ size smaller if you
like, for corns will never again send
electric sparks or palli‘through you,
according to this authority. '
He says that a few drops of a drug
instantly rc-
ill- lieves soreness, :nd ":59. ‘ c entire
corn, root and all, lifts Gut without
1 pain.’ I
Stanton 0018?. W- -'K J Hltbbell. I This drug 13 sticky but dries at once
in the various districts.
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V-c
"finalising elfect of iron and mum Sherman Morehouso, William '1‘. Ken and is said to simply shrivel up the
glycerophosc nedy. and Monomeric: Georgetov‘m corn without lntlamlng or even irrl- Ammo“.
which were among the military census takers toting the surrounding tissue.
It is claimed that a quarter of
* . ounce obtalnfid aLuny drug store will
The train which leaves Wilton at cost very little but is sufficient to re- the more be Will ”'6 “in“ “all With 1,1.an reply. "sues married you
W " to 30. Not 8.08 a.i In. mm minute's late on Mon- more every hard or soft comer callus
1 consequently coal from one’s feet. Cut this out,
espe
Let folks step on your feet hereaf-I
till1
provision exempted from punishment
‘ “the sturvlng mun who, after begging
for three duys and receiving nothing.
helm-(l himself to the food which lu-
needed In order to keep him alive.
That every man had the right to tire
was a principle of the law. and the
sentiment of the country demanded
that every person of substance should
keep open house not only for ordinary
(random. but also for the destitute utul
the friendloss."
African Grosbocko.
The social grorlzct-lis of Smith .\i’rlcu
llto in huge Mlt'lL‘llt‘S. They select u
tree of considerable size. and lltcrnllv
cuter lt “lthu gross roof. under which
their "comumn dwelling is constructed.
The roof serves the. double purpose of
keeping oil the bent and the ruin. null
403 or 5.00 pairs of birds are known to
have the silllltl shelter. The posts in
this aerial dwellhw are built in rent
lnr streets and closely resemble rmva,
of tenement houses.
Sure Bait.
"llmv did you muungc to sell um:
NONE of mods that's all out of dole to
Mrs. Milli?"
' (.‘lclk‘l lull he: if was a great bar-
, llflln. but i thought \lrs. llicltcoln had
had it told aside fur one of her doughV
.t..crs 'l hen she took it right off.
l H nppincu.
“There is an iIIsliIut in the heart or urban smug“ the
would have concluded that only i.“ o
It “em to him that words were nl‘eft in the English lan-
res a
‘lfc. and that Willtll he does not pay guage. with which 10 exp 5 P‘.
mun uh? uh makes i: In four :1 cloud-
leis hupplue'm.
eowos to misfortune a lithe of his
more interest. is :.qussed and largely
Any cm" W'" Dry Up and L'“ Out. wells a debt Willtll sooner or later he’
I must acquit.“ r‘
I Only on the Outside.
"Why. Fthcl. vett don‘t mean to tell
me you want to marry that buldheud-
t'tl Professor w lsemun i"
"it is true he is bald "
"but think how many yolun; men of
heads. “
l he Risk.
“A kiss may often have deeper mean
lug thun uppe: Ins."
“Perhaps. “but it is n thing you intro
to tnl'c on its face ‘nlue-"V—Bflltlmom some time.
Mord Notioe‘i'blo.
.\',
The. more are a man’s qualities are
Dust on a diamond in 11mm more no-
ticeuble than {lost on a- -brll:.‘—-Josh Bil
who desire
equipment.
In ' '
A G! eat Convenience
A Safe Deposit Box in our fire and burglar
proof vault will be found of great use to those
to have absolute safety for their
jewelry, impor‘fint papers and othEr valuables.
The annual rental of these Boxes is $4.00 to
$8.00 according to the size required. We cor-
dinllv invite you to inspect
our Safe Deposit
'..... Till: PEOPLES ..
TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalk,Conn.
"
McCall Pattern.
l
said Ethel, 3'0“?
Post resumed her duties called freezone, applied directly upon today an in}
' ' d on til i frat one anuwere
ml in two weeks I had gained as teacher in South Wilton school on a. tender, aching corn. 9 aside of their l
:Monday morning after a week's V
MCCALL PATTERNS _
Two of the
many smart
McCall Designs
for April
Becoming and
inexpensive
gowns
for every
occasion, made
possible by the use
of McCall Pat-
terns
'l‘lw .\ict‘ull l'ul
cutcd Cutting and
Cllllz-Rll'llt‘lltbll
Guido, furnished
free with each
let us show you why
Eithis is the best ctlllilg
éMachine made.
glut A. J. ANGEVINEli
g SON (0.
W ..,,.,,, c J
HOW WE CATER Tol
OUT OF TOWN
TRADE
Realizing that the V181-
TOR’S time is limited we
attempt to handle his or her
work FIRST, thereby enabling
them to catch an early train.
We encourage all our pa?
trons to make our place their
April Patterns Now on Sale I
The McCall Book of Fashim 5 (Spring Quarterly), Price, 25c
(by mail, 35c); Canadian price, 30c (by mail, 40c). Including
a FREE COUPON worth 15: toward the purchase of any
Briggerman Bros
50. Norwalk
Mct'all l'ullcrn.
insure: :I prrfcct~
lilting garment. ' ‘ r
"(C-ell
,', tin-.1 I»
1 ~.,...
Con n.
headquarters while in town.
We especially SOLICIT
REPAIR WORK by mail, it
will be returned same day re-
ceived.
Prices that are an invitatiou.
:THAMER ' ‘
“The Three-O Eye Sen/3w"
Oculists, Optometrists, Optlclanl
3? Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. till 9 p. to. Ext. 1897.
“eowARns IN DAYLIGIHT":
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821: the Great Eagle Owls Arc Fierce
Fighters by Night.
'1 here are about 200 kinds of ours ‘
Varo bixi
inches in
Some are tiny owls, some
euglo owls, twenty-eight
One 'of Entertainment Feature of
Northern India. 1
The "formal" cheetah hunt, which
i. sure to constitute a part of the
tulertalnment provided by any
one of a. couple of dozen bf the most
lt‘nlllh. very fierce and strong, ready, pumiuent native chiefs of Northern
to attack a man who goes near, “me; ludlu for his distinguished guests, is.
to kill lawns and large game “man if anything, tumor and more tiresome
'lnd to do battle with
the goldeu'
iiilatll :1 suite tiger-hunt, with the lat
“‘3 k) The courage 0‘ one of these. tors elaborate provisions for roundé
PM” The courage 0‘ one 0’ these}. i -u up the torpid quarry and the s ill,
and then little birds, led by at
til it
more elaborate precautions against
now. may find " and drive it imolanxone but the heaters being maul
lh- open and
tic with it.
"he hawk owl '5 one “r u") 0MB plinlily is held to hang upon the numd
which pork by day. it is
sir out. and suvag
owls with none at all.
\r hitc; others are
5110.. 3'
SULJ‘ live in hole 3 in thc ground with
prairie dogs and such animals; some
male. burrowu for themselves.
mot-t owls live in hollow trees or in
‘thnrch heiiries or other high towers.‘
Among so many kinds of owls there
are 9mm, of course, that do harm.
of them do more good for
but. most
men than evil.
‘1!»
JUST FINE
If you happened lobe near thei
bunch of singling ems in the intel-
otber dal’.
proval, ansvv’er questions, or
tease and worry
without danger to themselves.
when night Ionics and the bird can
soc. only a mighty eagle (lure do ball
The to an: owls
lnu nmhurnjah's reputation for bus
on, and tier of slaughtered buck laid at the
ion
l'iw tho'pumry something like u
gonorti n2 chance, the consequence be
ing thatlhe cheetah is seen for near
(1‘ the. limit of its really phenomenal
owl-int: and sprinting powers than
‘.vhrn the game, frightened and con
mot tied.
Bill »
lll'l"(-i' its Impercilio‘us nose.~-l«‘rom
‘(f‘leetuhllunting" iu Vl’ide World
Magazine.
lllll “CASCARHS” ll
lllllllilll, BlilllllS
AND illlllll’illl)
you?
l .
exclalm
You couldn't help hearing the con- Best for Liver and Bowels, Bad Breath,
versation,_lor, after
some young girls.
who heard what they said
They opened fire when they met by
"And how are
The answer was invariably,
asking each other,
“Just fine. How are you?"
phasls, “Just fine. ‘ ”
Then they'tachletl the weather, and
each of them conceded that it was
just title. It seemed that one of the
party hadn't been with the others for
and that her special churn
present. on. the
Voccanlon, so one of them.nshed,"1\nd
of other days was not
how to Marie?"
"011, she's Just saw was the on-
known
,I
the fashion of
they didn’t care
d back With em-
“'-"Mirrled‘l Marie! 0h. hush!
Bad Colds, Sour Stomach
Got a ill-cent box.
Sick headache. billOusness, coated
tongue, head and nose clogged up with
o. cold—alivays trace this to torpid
liver; delayed fermenting food in the
bowels or sour sassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in
testines, instead of being cast out of
the system is reabsorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate braln- thistle it causes conges-
And the
lug headache. .
stomach, remove the lsour, undigested
food and foul gases, take the excess
bile from the liver and carry but all
the constipated waste matter and poi-
sons in the bowels,-
A Canon-ct tonight
straighten youV out by morning.
’ into you Ileana—a ill-cent
Did
m (d An informal cheetah hunt. ‘boo
But, (-vu where things are taken as they,
Meme is really a very entertaining
« .pcl‘icnce. On such occasions.) ml
of the, guest of honor in thc of-V
with great car tufts of feathers anilinem1 photographs, it ‘3 possible to:
Some are ’
. fused by a line of boaters, is driven
tion and that dull, throbbing, slcken-
Cascarets immediately cleanse the . .
will sltrelyV . ,
They Or she twenty-four l to _0 games In
no; the Momma last season,"
CHEETAH HUNTING. ‘. . .
Beef Iron and
Wine
White Pine and
Tar » ..,
Clifford Pharmacy, _
So. Main and Elisabeth Sn. I
(Phones Isa-153s
Certificate and Coupon rm
.53....
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l
l
For the Care of
. ills Maiesly‘
Baby Must Have
His Daily Airing
0111' line of. Carriages, (lo-Carts
and Sdlkies in a wide choice er
finishes, at prices to fit your
pocketbook. . - a ,.
Carriages . . . . .. $13.50 to Sacco
(lo-Carts $8,5th032r.oop
Sulkies $298to$moo
1i'~ (7‘
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it: .Collins Co
JV 1.
cloud team participated infill
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