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NOR WALK 1}
SOCIE T i"
and Personal
NEWS
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I IW DRAPERIES
noose Swiss, Wm,
'gul Wellies; also sI
' assortment of Netting—l
«and Moisette Curtains.
E. m BANKS
W Hotel Block.
.. loath larval
KAY RECORDS
Blue Bird
If You Look in Her Eyes
Ilse Lust Long Mile
‘ EEK-Katy. .
lverybody’s Crazy Bout
the Doggone Blues
In the Land ,of Yama-
Yamo. .
»-.. 740m American Songs, by
" mud Powell.
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BOSTON, May 6.*New'
Liberty Loan subscriptions as tabulat-
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stood today at $305,317,000 or $55,000.-
000 more than the allotment. Reports
were miss‘ng from 252 of the 844
l 034,000. i
. Connecticut led in the percentage;
standing with 145. r.\la he was second;
with 139 per cent. l
The total number of individual sub:
scriplions was 1.268.200.
CALLED TO FIRE
AT SHOREHAVEN
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' ‘Hurlbutt-Bowen
Everett R. liurlbut. of Wilton, and
lliliss Jennie Hues Bowers. of Block-
.Iyn. were married in tile latter city
‘on Tuesday, April 30. Rey. Joseph 1..
“ Hervey perfouned the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Illll‘lbuli will locate on the
least side of Wilton, where they will
Econtinue the. farming; and fruit busi
ness.
IN FULL SWING
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Catch on while the catching i
is good. ‘
These suits will never be cut
in price.
building on the inn property. and in.
turn the blaze dow ntowards the salt
meadow which is full of old bedding
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There will be no “midsum-
mer sale" and from every in- i
' ~ - . , Charles ’1‘, Pickering, formerlv em- .
16 So. Main St. leatmn SIllts of ”“5 quality pioyed at John -.\Iontgoinery’s lunch :lll‘ggfhsiiiefilti’fllliis‘ilgnidifighte‘aeli‘: 1iIiIt
SOUTH NOBWALK. Will be higher before next wagon, in Wall street, who was ro- “,de we “gm, * ‘ ;
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8985011. :ceutly assigned to Camp Upton Will) Not much damage was done and no
a number of other local men, has been one was injured. although the meni
, . , . iwho were doing the cleaning". had a;
l‘ogers & Stevens Illmde suond (idph (Link at ”ll camp.
W.“ lilad fright for a little while when tint;
Provisional Lieutenant (‘ulvin
' ”Ilfirc first started.
SOUTH NORWM'V Miller. of Camp Devcns, has returned
As Chief Boaai‘dus was about to 150‘
,underdhc railroad bridge on Wash-
: in camp after enjoying a 15-day fill": ington street, to go to East Norwalk
Mug“ I,” his homo in New (‘anaan “BIII I0 turn» ill the alarm he had a narrow
fest-ape from death or serious injury.‘
IIA motor truck coming from the direcfi
’f‘fl" ‘ . . , ilion of the East Norwulk bridge made
Mlfi "lid MW 1'4“"‘1 bl‘a‘“ and “‘0 l a turn around the traffic dummy under
sons. of Max llilI lloud. who hit"? 13"?“ the railroad bridge directly ill front of
spcnliinzi the wccklcnd with rcIaiIVes the chief‘s automobile in spite of all
in I‘.i‘llilllll‘\'. rctllrncd home last eve-:wnrnmgs on the part of the chief and;
5 also imin passcrsby. I
I By ll quick turn of his steering wllcelf
I. ‘ ‘(fhiei' Bogardus swung the machine
Alexander Dickson. jr., of South in. was driving around so that it head-
.\'orw:llk. has enlisted ill the I'. ‘3- cd towards Norwulk. me tire on inc
Army and will lcllvc for the training front right hand wheel ill llie meulrl
‘ “may \'Il-. this time bclng partially .
lsnapping on in pliicc again. lie llil-lil
Illrocccdcd over to East Norurlk. ’
Those who witnessed the near accl-
A. M. pphllllfll’l. of Gibson (‘olll'l- dent were unanimous ill their (lIillliUll
was Ill Bridgeport. yesterday. nttend- IIIiut biilI 10;: ”lil‘mfwlinm (Ill inIuIlII on
, , _ ic ml o ne 0 art us. icrc
in: a meeting of Red MUM“ the ”0 :thllilli lluxc been II St‘l'gfllls accident.
ltllc Ntll'y Ylli'd, Portsmouth, New “’1 S‘m‘fMd' ‘ i' . Grass Fire “3 Meadow Street.
Hampshire, appraising him of lilc “.H .‘ .4 . :9, N. tench-I ,, n,” “mm”. 53",”le ‘3'.”1qu“,me
_ _ . Ihb Iraniis. I\I ll, .(lill Ildlltll out yeslciduy iifttlnoon by n
-"I‘he Woman’s Association of the fact that “If brother, Charles '8 “bin or :it tllc Junior High school. spent Ilill ularm to it crass fine on Meadow
, - . {to be up after an attack of the mumps, H 4“ , 1 ,‘ her home in North sll‘ocl. There was no great amount
- outh Norwnlk Baptist Church Willi . -. . ~ . - . . . . . m“ “H ‘(n‘ " ~ iof (lama x and tic bia e \" s Illlt‘kli
. _ [\HIIIII kipt him toufmiil fol hen-ml . I“ I z “I l -
old on experience soclid TueSdlly af~ ' days at the Naval Base Hospital. ‘ extinguished.
‘ernon at. the home of Mrs. C. S. Rout- _ -
tell. 1': (‘vcscenl Terrace.
We OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
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Manning, Maxwell & Moore. II!"
Ihuve Fold :1 quantity of inllchiln-i'v Li ‘i‘mmg friends in Noi'wnlll-
Raymond lilies Tool Company,
The boat Dispatch, is discharuing a
v of soft coal at Raymond Broth-
John I\Ic.\lullcn, of 12 Crow street
made a colllplaint to the police about
Ichildrcn playing ball and creating a ,
general disturbance during: the e\'en— m“:
inc near his home,
The. \K'Psthorwulk improvement As-
ciation will hold its regular month-
lmeeting at the chapel this evening
8 o'clock, ’
" . M . , . . YOU simplvsai‘ tolhc druu store
A stated convocation ol \iashlngtonl
,lllall. “(live lllc a quarter of ‘lll ounc -
apter, No, 24. R. A. 31., will be held ‘ ‘
'n WedneSduy evening when the lli'lrki 0f freeznnp," This Win (“051 Vl‘l‘I' “Ill"
. . _ . d bllt is sufficient to remove every hard
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3.3L?” (195199 “1” 6‘ “mm“? - or soft corn lrom one’s feel.
camp, at Newport
week.
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Albi-l't llocrum. of \i'ooiiwzlz'd
ith'llIlP. has, lcccil‘cd a telegram from
. Norwaik had only six sales of real
tale last week, with inortgaces of
“Jim. For the last week of April,
roperty, and mortgages of $2I,Goo,
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Adams. .‘IRIHS.
' lirotbcrton, of tilt“
. The semi-monthly meeting of Nor-'mgh School l'ucuitv. wont to Block .
iwalk Lodge. No. 709, Benevolent and lvn. Sninrduv. to "mind the funeral ofI
Protective. Order of Elite. will be held 41.9mm.“ (
at the Home on Wednesday evening.’ '
There are livc candidates to be ill-»
liliutcd. and other important business spent the week-cud at his home
!to be. transacted. so that eli'ort will l)k‘,Quinlui'd uvenuc.
think to begin promptly III 2‘ o'clocki
lIISII‘iiIl of 8:120.
MW ilOSol‘hh‘" HEFFERAN FINED AND REPRl-I
MANDED
.lilnlcs iiet‘lcrun. according to his
' , . story, had over-Imbibed on Saturday.
liiimilioli (-imnstock, of New ”m2: and 50 when he was leaving the lio-
li-l .\Iahiickemo and alloy Scout tried
’io sell him .1 Liberty IBonil and he
. \\'cslev W. Lei: ‘flbcltcl‘ known as said :‘To Hell with that patriotic stuff,"
the Harlem Kid.pllid a visit to South 1!? llld "0' ”MIN Will" ll" “'05 Fill"
‘ no.
Mrs. (Icorge R. Van Alstync, of Bay-
ew avenue, was removed to SI. 'Ra~
act’s Hospital this morning, where
he will receive special treatment for
"meals which the confined her to
or home for several weeks,
Bonner Council. of the King's _ .
fighters 0f it“? South Norwulk ““1" The contract for the carpenter Norwalk today. i However. his (ixpugp did not prevent
t Church, wdl hold a meeting lemk On ”I“ new l‘actorv buildinlc ”'”‘;”M~W 'II I on l'eceivln" ‘I finc of $7 for
be home of ers. Iii. W. \i’illti‘unb‘u to be erected in PM Norsvslk ,‘d. . lm r l ,. . . .
I bland avenue on \\'(‘ansdtIv ill." . ’ . ... .‘ .‘ , ‘ breach of tlic peace and also a scicrc
g. ~ ijoining the railroad station for (.olii- . reprimand from .ludszc George H. “W.
rnoon at 3. All members are re
heated to meet at the cornor of South
Iain and Monroe streets to lake the.
30 Stamford bound trolley,
stein Bros. the plans for which arc by
Clarence 1. Much, has been let to St.
John & Kcvscr. and the mason work toI
Finch Bros. 'l‘he buildinc. will be
32x82 feet, om: storv high, of clinching;
with asbestos roof and sicam Iii-:lt.1T\‘,‘0
burgh in the down town court this
morning at reprimand which evidently
brought to Ileifcran's mind a rcalizu-
lion of what he. had said.
RISE “El PEOI’IE
Soldiers Drowned and
ADJUSTING CEMENT RATES.
- "Blushing
The. cost will lil‘ about 51.000, Eleven Other Persons
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. FILMS , . Missmir. m Ocean Beach. wasniuoron \iayll \IiIoiIuIlIiik
‘ How“ you heard "Blue Bird." the, a 'f ‘ - .mcm or cement rates float. on 0i
' PHOTO SUPPLIES new soul: waltz llr Sllcnccr. with th-:" Lall mmflwwwm and Pennsylvania. producing fields to
Mu‘inly on the
Hm {mm "0'0““ Up?" H” Y0“ “0“" sum mmo chi. May 6. »'i‘\vo sob New lingimd points.
‘ i ' I ' ordtrcd today.
:in Her Eyes," on the other side. “T’IHidisirg we“. drowned and eleven other Boston & Mninc. was .
ilust Loni: Mile" by u quartet and ilillv . persons arcinissing‘ as the result of a by the Interstate (jumn‘erco (‘olumls-
lideI use In“; {Si'lfi-Edulliilri! atoll. Rates for the Troy district will
no i. ll resor ., i ,I
STILLSON-POWELL
cone.
— 'Murray in :I stuttering lovc. soon, "l\'-;l(l)‘l‘l'IIl(‘ Ii
7 v v, v" . ,3 v , .f'Oilll i‘ . . ‘ . I ”rm“
’k-K-I‘vhd“. The foul Ammmm‘from San Diego. Sixty I'crsons were he leduced and rates {101“ [NH .
inches in a “WNW played by ‘Mmld‘ ll’rl‘lll‘ll. PIL. Will be increased, Schedules from
I ll’oweli. AIS“ 1h“ “9“, Victor “6"9‘605, Tho known dead are: llugh Ii}. lfurl' the Hudson and Lehigli districts will
{outfits and ”I“ 19550“ 0“ 10, I‘llCOY'dil. Machine Gun Battalion. ( ampw lxcarr, remain the some.
refiner, home, Deming, N. .\I.: (li'rll‘lt‘b
Come in and hear any of these . I . ‘I . _
I Huinlhreys Biikcrv Company. lump m
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ords. Donne-Hy s, 16 t : ix'i-ui “93‘. :
i‘lrWL l The missing: Scrccant s Harmon .
Accordin: to word received here all
of the drafted men, with the exception
, 1[of .llllllIH ll, Lehotshy. who went to
EIPiil~t Slocum on Wednesday last, from
zilIIS city. have been transferred to a ”my... and two civilians. l
l L. - . . ; 1,. it is believed Camp; Soldiers, sailors. lie guards Iilni
IfdllIlID ”1“”?an 'qion where Rout policemen hauled bothers out oi the;
I’MKIOHRU' M 1mm. ' . C A (Surface until the rescuers were on:
. Helm Staplcton is domer \. M. '. . ham-lied. Three lip-boats were capsiz~
war work, Postals received from Aime ed in the heavy “I“ . .
Tal'lov said that the men WPI‘P l0 “9 According to Ocean Beach inliubl~
: "n fund on Saturday the Mn. No, talus, the peculiar formation of the
.' “r" S k 1, f I'1 “(lent the facti title rip never was known to have up.
gtilrther in orma iox .. tllc bench before,
that 1.,chotslufy was to stay at For
Slocum and install were well, was
given.
lllauhcr, Emerson Donaldson. CorporalI
l-Iravi-lla Taylor, I’rivutcs Fl'cd W.I
‘Szlnborn and Ralph Brai‘y: Ii. P. linu-
Soll. Naval Air Station. North island: -
c. i.. chum. 'nadio Station. l’oint
Lolna; l.. l’. I{iliiiif.'.\"ill'II1, sailor, Sun
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ITODAY IN WALL STREET.
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$50 and $100
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WALL STREET. Noon—The early
OES IN MERCHANT rise. carried U.. S.Stee,l.up to 991.3, lIts
VADAS G MARINE . best price of the year. Other equip-
' .. lmerits, notably Bethlehem, Crucible
-' I BOSTON‘ May 6,—Among ”‘0’" to: :WI llaclrawanua Steels. also Republic
fl'espond to the coil of the nation fori Iron and Great Nomlpm Ol‘eIwrlo 1
linen to man‘ the new ships of the to “7% points over last weeks final
.2 ' ' ,4 a tobaccos con-
!American Merchant Marine and thusj 32$; acfilggfuafivanggng 1% to 2%
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STAivirORD .
LIBERTY nouns
The most healthful life is that
in the out of door air. Indoor life
England -
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ed by the Federal Reserve Bank hem;
banks. The Saturday total was 321,-!
ripped oil‘, but ,
Ilnon.
‘lionill draft were drawn Ciii had the
, thirteenth one.
vorcc. alleging rthul her husband had;
:MEN LIABLE To DRAFT SAY
rim “M'soswm‘Mo sawmill.
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EveryWoman’s Fashion Shep
“TI-IE SHOP 0F GENUINE VALUES”
notion, luv 8. ms ”a”
N orwalk
A nenuine offering for the entire week where
ness of these important suauestions.
COATS and CAPES - ’
SUITS
dow display.
To appreciate the real value of this wonderful imdfitant clearance watch our win-
aualitwaill convince the truthful-
$8.75 to $35.00
- . $9.75 up to $35.00
‘ DRESSES-- (silk and serge) $0.50 up to $30.00
SKIRTS-Wash, Wool and Silk Skirts
¥ . unuhmn
'WAISTS--Voile, Crepe lie Chine and Georgette
$1.00 to $10.00
THIRTEEN NO JINX FOR HIM.
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
WASHINGTON, May 6,-ln taking
It Seemed to Be 3 ’Luclcy Number for up a erI-a“ of the Army ADDI'OPI'IJ’
Cal Miller, Now Lieutenant, tlon bill carrying $15,000,000I0uy
The list of the eligible and succcs- prove for 3.000.000 men during the
fill candidates of the third I), T, 1‘. .il coming year. the Hollse Military pm“.
Camp “events for the commission of mittee today indicated an ‘
360°“ lieutenant has 1““ 69““ I’Ub' to make a careful investigation or old-
Ilsliml, and in it appear the name of nance and aviation work
Calvin 6' ”“1"" 0f SWIMVMW “(‘al'. Although members did not appear
is. II iiruftce, having been called in the incii . .. -
ned to oppose any EDDIODlldllOn
first five r . I. . i .
‘ pp cent 1‘“ M” be?" ‘t. essential to a iailccessful presecution of
lamp Devens since beptcmber a. An the war many wanted to know what
odd coincidence has folowmi him since has beeli done with appropriations m!
the War Department dorldvd to craft ready mode Some opposition was 6.
Whlnt c s ‘2: ._ ‘ A l 7‘-
‘ " "“6" ‘0” "l M pected to the administatlon’s plan to
limit the armed forces only to capacity
for equipping, training and transport-
ing them.
John D. Ryan, newly appointed head
distinction of having his drawn the
After his arrival at
the training camp he was 'llllO ser-
geant on the. thirteenth of the month.
Then came recommendations to Ihcl
third 0. 'r. c. and "Col" was lhc ihlr-E
tecnth chosen from his rez‘meni. Iiisl
last thirteenth Jinx came,“ ncn hv was;
placed the thirteenth In orl-u- of rank:
for a commlslon. 3
Sergeant Miller in rely wniii
known bore, having attended lib-hf
school. and at the time he was sclrct-i
prominent part In athletics, drumruics
and numerous other school events.
“Cal" sudled law at the New Yorl: law]
scshool. and at the time he was sccct~I
ed to node (‘amp Devens. was connect-T
ed with the law firm of Dunbar & Quin-I
Inn of Norwalk. Ills many friends eva‘
tend to him their hearty congratua-G
lion and wish hlln much succea: in his}
steady advancement.
COURT GRANTS DIVORCE
TO HARD WORKING ICEMAN,
An ,icelnan husband, who worked 16‘
hours a. day, and the movies didn‘t;
mix, Samuel Ashcroft of Stamford, toldi
Judge Warner in the superior courtE
and therefore his wife left him on;
May 2. 1913, Ashcroft applied for al
divorce and the custody of two chil-2
drcn and after hearing others testifyl
yesterday that he was a hardworking
and reliable man, the court granted his
request. !
.Iciinncttc Sachs of Bridgeport didn‘t
fare so well, this, Snchs aslted a div
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dcccivcd Ilcr as to his physical condi-'
lion. The court was not satisfied with.
Ibo extent of the medical testimony;
and look the. case under collxidcrutionf
A diiorce was grunlcd to Elizabeth“
II. McLinIcy of Greenwich from Philip]
.\Icl.illicy on the ground of habitual In~
temperance. She said he disappeared
in May. “”2, after ii particularly long
dcbuuch.
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THEY ARE REFUSED WORK
BlillillEI’OIlT, May 0.—Numerous
complaints have been received by lo-
cal draft boards from men enlisted ill'
class one in the draft to the effect. that
it. its impossible for them to secure em~
EXCLUSIVE LADIES’ AND MISSES’ REAle-TO-WEAR APPAREL
lu‘
int clition .
’names to Sheriff Gould.
M.
'of aircraft production, and others con—
nected with the airpane work were.
called to testify. ‘
NONE HURT IN SMASH
AT MILL PLAIN BRIDGE
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FAIRFIEID. May 5.-—William Korff
of 100 Lorraine street, Bridgeport.
driving toward Soulhport with four
persons, two young men and two
young women. ran Into a pole near the
southwest corner of Mill Plant bridge
yesterday afternoon. Tile driver was-
Idriving slowly at the time. The use
chine was very slightly damaged and
none of. the party was injured. The
women and men refused to give their
They com
tinned on in the same machine.
universal
military
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‘ a, Soldier’s offering to his sweet-
heart Is naturally the sweetmeat
that save him most refreshment
and greatest enjoyment when on
be Flavor Lasts
NRA DFID
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mid to rush food and supplies to our: points over last week's.ha!,hes
illoys “over there.“ as well as men and. points with sugars. Rails lagged. ul-
.munitions‘to the aid of our Allies, \va‘sl thoIiIigh dRIeIadingI and UgiIon 55:53:
' .. ma e a (llofla gains. . e . . .
iSteve Vedas, 27 Vimdsor Place, scuth of various obscure issues was trace-
Sci-walk, Conn. ' ' able to pools. Realizing caused'a mod-
“ Henry Howard, director of recruit—
ernte setback at noon. Liberty 359's
.ing for the Merchant Marine. "has sent.
80111 at 98...84'to 98.94, Il‘ifsl 4‘s 83.96506
‘out a call appealing to the patriotism to 9610 and 2nd F06“ at 96 3° 9606
of the men of 21 to 30 throughout the
lcountry to enroll in the Merchant Ma-
Irine in which service at present there
is a terrific demand for firemen 'and mono today ,tbat no peace offers had
“0319339” ~“A young man can Show been made recentyl by the enemy.
his love‘ or country in no more our; ‘He added’:' ‘
phatic way than by coming forward in "There 15 no representative of a
response to this demand for Iii-omen neutral nation in this country whohas
. and 00319383913." saidWDirector HOW- made tentative or Intormal suggestions
I . ‘ ' 2 ‘ .. ' peace damnation: - . l
its duration of the
"r, whether purchased
' N0 PEACE OFFERS. '-
LONDON. May 6.——Foreign Secre-
tary Balfour told .the House of Com-
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' outside, heating it, and s'ending it
should therefore bc in the out of ploymont 0“ “”0“!“ 0f ”‘6 possibtity
door air. Paradoxical as that may of their “Ming {0" ”Emma camp at
seem, that is precisely the result any time. The men calm that they are
obtained with proper ventilation. ' informed by the pcope "my soak em-
This is very difficult in winter, 2 playment from that. it. is useless to hire
unless you have a good warm'air a man who is liable for military duty
furnace. ~~ i within a short time. The chairman of.
. Such a furnace is con-1
tinually taking the pure air from -
7 Keep the boys in
7 service scrolled
l the local draft boards will hold a. meet-
big on Tuesday and take up the mat-
ter. following which It is expected that
it will be taken up with factbrles.
all through the house. No furnace
is better than :1 Stamford.
AL . as Age Advances the Liver Requires
‘1 moduli“? In the 13'9““91"
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. . FGIII SALE BY' 1 MRS POTTER PALMER DEAD. . Em!“ W “in. W. CARTER'S m
" “("3 e R N ‘ h ipfAi‘Asféhl‘ru “I193; 6:10;: PM?!” "‘7 ' ‘" uvsnrmsémconsrrmnoxs.
‘ . l a mer o lo go s en a er w l)‘ Gen-ho
I _ . .Q ° 88 ’terhome here. II ' \- . I 33m flwzi - {
C01" Mans; ,wtgsfSIs < JCthest.M:i~'m-."*m"* """"'“"‘""‘"""‘ We!!! Flt
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