32.12:, mm 29, 1917
COAL
lThal’s_§ 2222
68 W ater Street
Tel. 72:
WEATHER FORECAST
'Forecast t'ot' Norwaik and Vicinity:
nderstol'lns this afternoon or
t, coolu.‘ 12222121121. Saturday i'air.1
10w ('21222'221 over 1022'22 3'cstel"du31I
-. moved 2'225222'222'21, devclopiu: illto
well-maked >101‘lll area cmtt'al o22t'
”eastern part of the Lake re 'ion 1
wwers and tundel'ately heavy rains
‘fi the northern and 22-llll'.11 Flhllllll 1
m .01 the Elli sissippi 122222 :222'onlp: 222
W lts 122222522 222 and there 1222\2 b2 2222‘
mltered thunderstorms. A fall ill
Mpcraittre over this affected region
ISIS also takcn place. Fair.
"5 warm weather plevails ill the Mis
*sippi Valley most of the south .22221.
“It ‘\'E'nl. but heavy rains are report2d
the mouth of 1122- MiSsissippi l‘l\'t"ll
mu eastward 221011;.r the Gulf coast.
Conditions favor for this vicinity :2
Initially aftel'n02ln,M2-lt2222'ing and grow-
:fig cooler during tonight, anddair
miller tomorrow.
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.WEATHER YEAR AGO TODAY
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City News
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Olive Branch Lodize Knights of 1’3"]
was. held a meeting last e\ 9111115., and
”nine business was disposed of.
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. Former city engineer George .
Won, who recently mm ed to South-
«I! allfornia has secured a captain's
admission in the engineers corp o!
"In: United States army—J g “11.1
-—-‘-'At The Regent Theatre
.IIay only, ‘Joall the \\ oman. Ad-
"ion 15c 1' i
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T1262 C. E. 'Slauson Company of Nor-
"I311: and Stamford, has incicused its
capital stock from $125, Otto to $150,-
_ ”FANCY BERMUDA ONIONS
{9.11). Un itl‘d (ll'ocely Co.
112:le Washington lodge met lastI
~ wing and initiat2d olle candid:.ue
' -2~ 're was also election of officers and
— '- imitation was accepted lo 21%“
My Pamerton Lodge, or whatnot-1.1
«in July 2‘». at their installation 01‘ 0111- 1
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‘Iflie case of Challcs Hang the Si] 1
‘flt Mine sculptor, who was arresledl
1‘5:va days ago, upon the complaint of ,
A'uk T Hutcllens was continued tllis1
- .‘clng in the uptown court ulltill
'1'6th, Mr. Haag is t'2-plesente211
Jydge Edward M. Lockwood. 1
g—SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
alloy new potatoes 15 lbs. to pk. 70c
‘I’ied Grocery (‘0.
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tfl‘lie June Festival which was toI
0 been held at the home of A
Mmler this afternoon and elellinlz1
Ebe postponed until lle\t Monday
noon and evening. owing to tile
ther. The full program will ail-1
‘ in tomorrow‘s paper. 1
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'Panamas, Panamas. O'Brien.
furniture van. driven by
, Greenberg. of 252 East Hotmon
"ue, New York city, ran over the
be dummy at the corner of Main
"Wall street this morning. and the
m cop" sustained injuries which
sitated his remove] to the re
Ithospital.
large
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—'-2HOME BUNCH BEETS
Jar 25c. United Grocery Co.
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‘llle government having'secured. a
_ of the store of Louis Avrick, H1
'nhington street, for post office pur-
makes it necessary for Mr.
’cir to immediately adjust his
to new. conditions—a smaller
.t'l‘o do this Mr Avrick has start-
' Iule that will be of special inter-
: seekers of real bargains. Read
ouncement in another coluInIlI'rl
‘ sue 0! MM .ISentineL
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giroul Brooklyn and New York and the
'for the summer at Poconlo. in the l’o-.
2 No.
1cclcbrutcd 2122
' died in the Norwalk Hospital. It
Italned painful injuries.
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Bathing: Suits, $2.00 to $5.00.
Summer Under-wear, 502: to $1.00
per garment. Union Suits, $1.00;
$1.50, $2.00.
Soft Collars, 1232', 25c, 502:.
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
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. '1 / $4.00 Snort Stilts ....................... 151.9.)
2 v 11‘ Special Wash Skirts .................... ' 2221.00
SOCIE 2 Y 11' 810 Black and White Check Suits ......... $5.00
‘1' 515 Suits ............................... $7.93
and Per 3 anal 1 75c Shapes .............................. 10c
1 Special White Hats ............. ' ........ $1.49
NE W7 S 1 Children's Hats .............. One-Half Price
1' 50c to $1.00 Waists ....................... 39c
_. 22 $1.00 Waists . . .' .......................... 79c
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22212222212 .2. .22 l’uwlL of 11", 1.. . 522-01) Silk W 'tisls ....................... $1. '20
1’2'ult2nti22ry at Leavenworth, Kansas. Special Silk ‘VlllStS ..................... $1.99
‘15 visiting in South Norwalkj for a TSCF’OWDCS Silk (MlOVL‘S 59C
122w 0223's with Martitl Lennycl. oft """"""""""""" .
l '2222 :2 stt2 222, r: turning Saturday. alter. 15‘: HOSC 22222 . -------------------------- 1)”
212112211111” aliens. Capt. 1'212'2'2-11 is 060 Silk HOSC ............................ 39C
22221222122 01 11222 watch, 1'. S. Penitcn ‘ 1
'lrt 2'3 211' \l'lllt'll '1‘, “1...: 2'le is “.1”. SDCCia] Silk 11091 ......................... 41k:
.122 It. \\‘al'd2-ll Morgan is considered 5C Silk HOSE ........................... 60C
222222 2.2- the m .2 prison 2222212225 122 2122 “11,25 Silk Hose ................ ' ....... . . . 95c
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M 151. 50 Silk Hose ......................... $1.15
\nllottnt-ctllents were l‘Pt‘t'l\'2'2l‘I\'2'25
"“1“ ”f ‘1‘" ""'“mmw'.” "f ”if” 51. 00 C ombinnlions ...................... 790
Ruth Holman, daughter 01 the 1122. 2.
".\\ ll. 11012222212 01‘ Southpot't to George 51 00 Skll'lb .............................. 79C
\. Sherwood, secretary of the 1112.22 $100 “011118 .............. 790
.ibbon Garage in Bridgeport. Mr. """""""
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'Sllcl'wood is 11122 son 221' Mr. and lil‘s.‘ “5‘ [llldel “ 031' ------------------------ llL
""1"22dfti2k I). Shtt'wood of 3022212222221 1 oJOC BCllS ................................ 1)C1
Mi 5 112212212222 is widely known in tht‘I 290 and 50C Collars ................... . . 10C
2.‘(ll\',
500 Windsor Ties ........................ 392:
t surprise pally was 22in 22 to “1:45 ’96 Windsor Tics ........................ 130
illitlrizuret l‘ol"212ll21122 at 1202 home 0.1. $100 VCllS
Spring street, last evening. hours """""""""""""""""" 750
were played and refreshments were 2230 Bathing Shoes ........................ 19C
served. The party included fricuds 00¢ Bathing Shoes .............. . 2590
affair was one of rare enjoyment. 2
Miss lttttltz-Rces and Miss Eleanor.
lowlldcs. 12222221 mistress of Rosemary]
112211 at Greenwich have taken a llotlst‘
conlo Hills of l’ctlnsy'llania “15251
1122111122» will curly on her suffrage
work for l-‘ait't‘ield county them.
222221 Mrs. Royden A. Jensen of
101 Washington str,ee2 today 1
second :2222212e2'snl'y of
their marriage. Their many friend 5
are showering 11222222 with a great many
congratulations
Mr.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry l'larry
Mr. and Mrs. W. Joseph 112222022.
.\'ot'w2llk. motored to New York tod:2y..
towitness the Giant-Bravos double
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lleadel. at the Polo Grounds. 1
Mrs.‘ James T. littbbcll. and 212211.211 |
or 2222. 222ml 2'. 2222225222 of Walt;
‘\iain street returned yesterday from
a visit with friends in W'atel'buly. 1
Miss Annie 1".102222 of \‘ew Canaan1I_
visited relatives and friends in \ol'- 1
r'alk 2222 Sunday. 1
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Miss l'2‘.li7.22beth \\'aldnltlllll, of .\2>w'
Canaan made 22 business trip to Nor-
\\ 22112 on Tuesday. 2
Mrs. John 'lltusc',llwein of Butler.
str.eet was a visitOt in New \ork city
yesterday
The 1 221022 Pacific Tea company will
open its economy store. at 12 W ood-
w 'trd 212'2 nue. tomorrow morning.
Summer time is the time for danc‘
1229,. Come ill and heat the 4 snappy
dance records on the. July list at Don-
nelly‘s. its South Main street
Sergeant '.00k. C. \' G
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will he at
the state armory, W est avenue, this While it i. exilemcly annoying and cellt litlliatvater drink which quicklyl
evening for the purpose of giving in- '
strttctions to oflicu's of the Sixth Conl-
12'ensatioll. or setting 22p an irritation
12-2 the neck of the
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was 50m 1103qu mama mm
Closing Out I
EEildl.l;.lEI
50c Corset Covers ........................ 390
$1. 25 Corsets ............................. 95c
Hundreds of Other Bargains
Throughout the Store.
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A r-wruittnn oiilccr
'122111 today fol the purpose of cxalniu-
is at tile city young men with no dependents to
Ijoin the army on 21222 grounds that this
inc,r recruits ill the illllly, Edward ‘is the lust chance before the draft
2",\\2ld of C: tnnon stl'tec clllistt'd 1121512222222 itlto el‘let'L 1'2 tltr 2'222122 l'2 2iuii‘~22
morning: and was suit on to llridce 22222222.». have been 12l22"-22222d and the 222
port for final 2\alllination, '1hc re- 1221'.- '2 '22 loan 22m leudily
cruitillp oilitcl' ill charge urges sillizlclquilt'd c\ vamlntltions
pa: s the re-
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COLE'S DEATH DUE TO BURNS
BROOKUXE, 1121355., June 29.—Six-1'
tor the investigation by the Grand
Jury next week into the death of Wil
ll‘dlll Cole, lol'm21'13' of St. Louis, on
June. .2‘. A ramificate iii.d with the
poltce‘b3 Medical hummer 11M
Cults. 3'se' 22221223' attributtd death 10
inve: 21:222.: ion.
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NO CELEBRATION 0N FOURTH ,
Although it w. 2:; considéud pr'2222'12221‘
€222 1222.21 >011)? >022 221' '2 denlonstr ution
1021:1222 12'2222112 22f Ju‘ 3. it has 02222
110222121 211222 tor N'U'l'al reasons it is
.tllost iltlptat-t'tcal 11222 main reason
not holdins the t't‘lt'lll'ktliull is that I
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1.'2'.< 1221‘ the
fill".
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1222221 ot t122 1222-221 hint-2121122110215 to turn
122122. Tilt-r2- w'i‘l be no carnival. 1
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THE .GREATEST
'FOOD VALUE
Frisbic’s Pics
The 11105! Economic lies-
serl. 5010331 All Stores.
Try Them.
FOR THROAT AND LUNGS
3111112221.). LUL‘GL'S .LVD \UEJXJ
Eckman s
2 Alterative
‘ 221) r\- nw UTADIK" IInI-W‘qn 1
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REBUILT TYPEWFllTERS~h C.
3 Smith, Underwood 1
”5. ltcltlltlgton, all other
' makes, sold. rented,
3 repaired. Rentals I
‘ per month. Machines;
sold at $5 per month. .
PLUMBER
TYPEWRlTER EXCHANGE
156 Fairfield Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
11 You Have
Any Junk
S. Jolie
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Efi‘ron
Phone 499
37 Fort Street, East Norwalk
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11N11 BLADDER NNE lNllllBllNl.‘ 11111
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teen witnesses have been sUmmonc—d""'
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dc chiuc for little girls—220w
' and $16.50—
f 'tlace.
each FIVE
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Cool 15222215;
burns with the :ttlement that llomi- .1
(1212 2222s Alleged
Ccie' s wifer is in 22 hospital >utl'er- a R IIId 2,
Iins t'l‘l s Hie burns of a similwu rcsses: ea y:
1'2 llaz'a2t.2l An alh-scd death bed’ ’
':1alt men: 123 1012 to his mother. .\'lr.<.I Tjs summerj almost OVé‘l’ night? . : .
.2 22112221222 1012' 221 St louis. to the
12:222.... 22.... 2.22 2.222 2.2.2 21.20.22. 22.22 How 0111013106 to slip into c001 thin mess—.md nod
122.2121 on 1124', will form the b.2sis 01' 111‘ Paul to W .111 a Single day 101' fit 2. . .. “5 I;;;~z '2
Here are such dresses; lots and lots of ihem.$wfi
Vi bite seems to be cooler than any other—so then!
is great diversity of white dresses.
But how cool and charming those dresses in which
delicate color is used! And so there is plenty of those, .
Styles are simple but very very attractiv c. .
Shall not try to describe them here: it cannot be 110211
properly.
Olle’s
For women of full 212 tire—special happy gathering 0(V
dresses both white and ill colors. '
own eyes must read the story for one’s self.
Prices run from 810 both up and down.
Second noon
Little girls. fine
,clrcsscs reduced
A few beautiful dresses of taffeta silk and of maps
$9.50 and $12.
New fresh and fine throughout—but given :2 newt
price ill order to sell them now. .-
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little and charming plaids and checks, handsom.
shades of lose and blue and gold and green and pettcl
and- pongee, all these in plain color.
Styles are attuned to little girls’ needs; have childisli
beauty and, yet, llluch smarlness.
Sizes range fromb 810 14; values are $12.50 $151
$9.50 and $12,
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50001121 noon
MM A new £0259
. Handsome fans .1
“invisible” hair net.
of special value.
it is almost- impossible for
even kccucst eye to see 1'; 2511-
ionctte hair net when m place.
’Tis fine and efficient,
keeps 0116' 5 hair absolutely ill
Bdczlt-lse one importer d
cidcd to close them out-~22
excellent lot of 111163- ftttlc
falls at prices less thatru.» .,
Made with willie bon‘.
sticks ill several graceful 5122
and styles.
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Not easily done without,
when motoring or driving or,
in fact, at any time 02' place
where breezes can disturb.
Decorated with lace an
with spallglcs that sparkle wit
1 Of human hair, especially rare brilliance.
treated. ~ -
w Drug Store 1 home of them 12212211621 12
32.225 Flushes Kidneys Without ln- 5.... III 222. 2.2.... IIIIIIIIIII 2222220222,. 22.1 . .. 1 Most shades at lac, 2 fol. clever artlstsI tn attractiv
jury; NS" Neutralizes Uric (H‘t'l‘t'tlmt‘ (let about four ounces of 1 NGI'lll Rial“ 8)er91 125C; Wh‘te Zilltl gray (11 23C 1115111011 {111d 1.“ lllll'll'IOIlllel.
Acid, Ending Bladder trri ‘ ' . ' ' ‘ each. ' colors. $1 $1.50 and S"
tation Jud salts trout your pllarlllacist and 2 1 1 ‘ ' ,
Kidney and bladder “...“knpss few” 2221222 22 tablespoonlul in a glass of “'22- 833-.F’hanesu1532II 1 1. Main floor, front. 2 Left aisle. from.
it out uric acid. says 22 noted authority.
1'1‘1222 kidneys tiller this acid front tllp 1““ or ”1"“? ‘la-VS' This “'1” neutra-
tblood and pass it on to the bladdur, 11222 the acids in the urine so it no 1022- ‘VhflmanMSChOCOIates
where it often remains to irritate and 13"” 13 ‘1 source or irritation ‘0 the 1
inflame, causing a burning. scalding "11‘1" ‘1' Mid lll‘inilly organs which __
then utt normally again
bladder. ollligzin21'la‘l
scck relief two or three times
The suIet'ct' is
the water
a scalding
22.022122.
you to
durin" the night.
constant 212'22221.
:"onl(till:2'.~ with
and is \'2"23 profuse;
difficulty ill avoiding it.
Bladder weakness, most folks call it.
'hecaus. they can't control ut'illation.’ 2
there is ed by uric acid irritation.
bad effects \vllatevet.
Hole you have a pleasant, effer-lves
sometimes very painful, this is really12clieves bladder ttouble.— Adv.
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pally. . 1
South Norwalk Council. Knights ofI
Columbus, No. 1253, held a special 1
meeting last evening and initiated 101
candidates. The council also voted1
to exempt its members who go to war; .
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from the payment of dues.
Through an error, the name 01'
Frank Tortorella was mentioned in!
32.sterday‘s panel as aiding in the oh 1
taining of the ante mortem statement
from Domenarano,2 the Italian wlloi
was 1
not Mr. Tortorella. 'qut State Police-1
man Frank Verrelll who assisted ill.
obtaining the statement.
There will be a confirmation service1
at Christ church. Gregory Boulevard.X
this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. E.‘
C. Acheson, assisted by Rev'. Kenneth
Mackenzzle, of Westport, and Rev. '1‘.
Caskey, rector of- the church. will per-.
form the rite of confirmation.
Mrs. Ellis H. Taylor, of 48 Cove ave-
nue. fell from the‘ porch of her resi-
dence yesterday afternoon, I‘lllld 5““.
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‘ Ladies’ Collars
A new line of Ladies’ Collars in embroidered lawns, Georgette
crepe and pique .............................. 250 to $1.00
Ladles’ Walsts
Ladies’ Waists in embroidered lawns, fancy striped Voiles, Sea
Island voiles, crepe de .chene Iand silk .......... $1.00 to $3.98
Ladies’ Silk Hosiery
Black, White and Colors
Gordon ................. . ...... . ......... . ..... 590 to $2.00 _
Phoenix ..................................... 800 to $1.10
Rivoli ...... if ..... , ........................... 9 ..... $1 15
. Kimonos I
Long Kimonos in plain and fancy flowered and Japanese pat-
terns ...................................... .$1. 00 to $2. 50
2222' before breakfast, continue this for
Salts is inexpensive llal'n. less,
and is made from the acid of at apes
in ' and lemon juice. combined with litllia.2
passes and is used by thousands of folks who‘ -~
222222 ‘giiion are subject to urinary disorders cans-f
Jud 'Salts‘
is splendid t'ol' kidneys and causes lloI
Drugs Prescriptions
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WITHOUT PLATES
Dr. J. H. Mallery
.16 30. Main $2., $0. Norwalk, 012.1
fI-Iours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., 7 to 8 p.121.
Sundays By Aracintment Only
'DECORATORS
Everythipgin Paints
and Wall Paper-I
Store Closed, 14" P. M.
‘ MSaturtl‘ay '
it) First Street
East Norwallt
soul: aromatic.
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porcelain.
it easy to keep every part clean.
scam, and so tough and firm that it will not crack evetl
under abuse.
a lteel lining at a temperature 0f2
,1 The Go‘rham Co.
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A refrigerator that
will keep cool!
There are plenty of nood refrigerators with 000.1
:ases and walls that shut out heat and keep 111 c0121, w'itlr'
nice fittings and convenient shelves. But there is only,
one l'efligcrator with a provision chamber made all in 0216
piece andM covered on the inside with a lining of inscd- on
That is the Leonard Cleanable.
This lining is built even with round corners to make
it is smooth, witltoutp
It is a special porcelain fused light on the
000 degrees! And every;
112mg else about Leonard l'efrigelators 25 it: harmony witli
his 'remalk'tblc lining.
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These sizes and styles now ready:—
Top lift, holds 50 lbs. ice—$23.
Top lift. holds 85 lbs. ice-«$82.
Three door style. side icing»—
lds 75 lbs i22c~—$35
olds 90 lbs ice—$37.50
holds 130 lbs. lee—442.50
olds 160 lbs. ice—$47. 50
Four door sty 9, holds 151’) lbs. ice—$56. .
Two door apartment- house pattern. ice capacity 90 lbs-432.
And the new Blugray refrigerator. made by tho Leonard Molnar,-
1th one-piece porcelain lining, ash cusc:m
ITop lift style: -—
holds 40 lbs. ice—414.50
holds 45 lbs. ice-$18
holds 75 lbs. ice—$28. 50
:Threeldoor style, side icing, with
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unique lower dom extendin’
, arIoIol‘Iou from a. dropping to form shell when opened: ~—
MMM - hMgld .65 lbs. ice-25 2. 2.. 41112.”
hold: '25 lbs lee—47.50 , my“; _ 2A
halo.“ 120 lb'a: lee-- na 2- ' . w . 13:2
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