IMPOS ”LE
When the stormy clouds are
gathering and the frost is on
the corn, when the snappy air
invigorate: as first you greet
1' the mom, it is then your con-
aéence troubles you if your
coal’s not in thebin, as Sir
Winter's coming dovvn the
pike and he‘ll get you sure as
sin.
You might crack a safe or
rob a. b.. dc and get away with
that but vou can't postpone
the winte: by wearing a straw
hat. And you can’t be warm
and cosy when cold weather '_“ "' ‘ ‘ ’ _ !— :engg. Nelson w Benedict Thomas!
gains cor 'rol unless you feed . ‘ com. ' m“ i .
a. m... a... n. a... BOSCH SERVICE STATION agar-sausages- A New Line 01 Children’s Raincoals
share of ( aal.
LRRIS@°'
Axes That Got
ARE THE orms TO BUY
Ve Sell Them
Even if the war is over that is
ho reason why you should not
‘consci'vc. Coal. like everything
Else. is high in price.
—.
Albert 0. Morgan
I
M‘. a. ... ‘13—“.
Ari-Craft
«002%.
Agents as well. for Beaver
you 'll get the answer at once.
w” --—-—
Routing
Beautiful, permanent, and the only suitable roof that can
”Futon fight over the old shingles. Call and exami
Also agent. for than. W. Johmflanville 00. m.
Agents, too. for the Oreo aim Stained Shingles.
Board.
What will a root cost? Please state which you prefer and
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
no it
CHANDLER SIX
PHONE 1300 and 2011.
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR OORD TIRES
STBOMBERG cannm'rons
CADILLAC EIGHT
wm'rz: TRUCKS ‘
WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
12 CH§STNUT 8T. 30. NORWALK.
town. .
PRICED VERY
Hot Weather Dresses tor Women & Misses
The handsomest collection and the largest assortment in
MODERATELY
SPECIAL SHOWING 01’ WHITE TUB SKIRTS
63ft.
every hour at \l bite House
BUTTER 63ft
Breadery. next to
“mild“
_ 00m. secretary.
' George W
.. ..._—__.._
MEET TO MAKE
NoMINA'rIONs'
Continued from First Pale
as outlined in the call was tnnsadted
quickly. Dr. Carl A. Harstroni '
chosen chairman, and Thomas C.
The first businessyunder the
was the election of six delegates to 1
City convention, and the following.
were elected without opposition: El !
bert S. Adams. Led-ls H. Adams. Ed
gar G Murphy Herbert 0. Pnllaid.§
Dilworth. Samuel J. Kan:
or. The deli-gates were empowered to
name their own alternates, and it was
votcd~that the delegates. 'ns nnmcdf
constitute the First ward commirtcc. 6
The following were elected as- l’irst '
ward members of the citycouunitN—e:
L. St. John Keelcr. George G. Riclr.
mond. C Irving Btinzton (‘llallvs F1:
trict candidates for the members or
the City Council. Frank I. Jones was
rcnomlnated as First district commis-
sioncr for six years. James 1‘. Hull-
bcll. the Democratic fincumhent. as
First district commissioner, was in-
dorsed for another yeal. I
The city committee members worn‘
authorized to till all \‘ucancics in it:
membership that might occur. !
After taking up the usual collcction.
the meeting adjourned.
l
Quick Action in the Second.
Harmony prevailed in the Second
ward Republican caucus and it took
less than fifteen minutes to tinnaact
the business before tlie‘meellng. - At-
ter the meeting was called to order by
Chairman Doulena, Frederick H. Quin-
iard was named as chairman and Cra
mcr (‘. Hegeman acted as secretary.
The list or nine delegates was select-
cd collectively and included the lol-
lmvlnz. who will represent the ward at
+‘olloning the twin! caucus the Sec-
ond district caucus was called to order
by Chairman Edward J. l-‘lahcvty. The
same presiding ofllcers Were contin-
ued in the chairs. '
The first business “as the nomina-
Ireland.
'wani was held in
, court room. John A.
“a
and a. variety of colors.
A collection of $4 85 aas taken and
the meeting adjourned nlth the best
of feeling prevailing.
Mills for Councilman in Fourth Nerd
The Republican caucus oi' the l-‘ounll
thc uptown Cit)
Mills being (hos-
cn chairman and Shalcr I} \\':i|klv:..
st‘crctnr).
Thc tolloning dllcgi-itts lo the Rt
publican (it) convention “Pic ( ‘cct -
hearty nomination for councilman. and
those who know his hustling propensi-
tlcs. believe that he will give his an
lazonist, whorvcr he may bc, a run to
bc rcme-nllwrcd.
cunlbcnt. (‘ounclman (loot-ac \\'. Stcv-
run. and llmdatc Davenport were pres—
With a stunning little hat to match in a pocket of each one.
:' Umbrellas tor Men, Women and Children
sates can adopt problhiltdi against
or regulations in tutor ot‘ the manu—
lactate and salc or liquors for other,
than bex :rag—c purposes,
\VOU LD COM BI'N E ALL
I I ~ Norwalk’s Leading Dry 60068 Store
A, Splendid Stock of Ladies’
.RAIN COATS
Is now ready for inspection and includes a wide choice of reliable garments in silk or cloth ninth.
I H. Krieger & Co.
‘1
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fim.r‘—:W .
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i
1
SHOWING OF I" 153.
SOLDIER SOCIETIES “CLOTHING FOR xxx .lto
moaned m First Rate
Jud lzc Baskin holds
12. .\ilnncapoli s. \laishal Foch is
expected to be the principal speaker
at that meciing it was said .
The influx ot lisitors to the 53rd an-
nual encampment of thc Grand Army
at
Neck Chains.
Eardrops. Lockets.
Lavali'ers.
Brooches.
l
that dnly the
MEN, BOYS AND GIRLS.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
Collect the sera l lumber and
*00d that. is lyinglnbout. (‘liop git?” E’etzgnkinfl' t fiyogw'isththe be“ in quality .nd work the City convention. Friday evening: iii, ~J'- fiat-3rd“ lfit‘cxmb‘larkuhihfihv, arc menibi- rs oi thc Inval Legion.
it up and till your collar before p e m Op 1”";"hFR‘ :“ylol'; :‘;‘l:'.“"" P'" '21:? ric glint Eleni?" T) Illurtisliilgre elegted- i P'vmh mun“? k“ laingsey. Mgr SOLICITBD
inter comps In 3'. rec um xi, .corzc . .- or m w l - i’l d ‘ tan Grcmi t-(‘ at an ounscl i»
' I . . 2 . . )0 P 5. Phi”) C8 , 9 an comm UPP an H5 mcnl mm
Call on us f. he Paris CIoak and—snit {fibuse $233,133.63.” Sign. Milltthc: bers of the city committee. All dolc- :finngzxsz‘stiemxgxggsmfi “N“ no
‘3 ‘V'Ol‘bt‘ll- JOIN! t'znko. Thé'dvlczates "3“." “"1, "‘"h'mu’d ‘0 appoint ”‘9“. said to talk over plans for the mcrz- ’ — m D ‘
es, Hatchets, Saws and Saw. 33 SOUTH m IT 30m 1(0me iwrr amhnrlzrd to alumni their own “‘1‘ "mum" or final iltlalls' it was said would
' Bucks . ’ I 1 John A. Mills. proprietor of the Nor- ‘ , . . '; . . , - ' '
a lcmatce. walk Su ) Iv Sho l cl ' d be aoikcd out at .i mm llnL ot thP Am; ‘
[p ' p. no. ")0 ‘9 " crican chion to bc held Nov. 11 and cw ee v
Reminders
24 Cottage Street
l . . .
‘tion or llll'f‘t‘ candldalcs toi councile 3" "'hf'r b"f‘m””. ."“""‘a"'f‘g'. in? of the Republic continucd today. HW- IDEAL FRUIT JARS
‘F ___________.,_ ___l _.. mt-n, This was sccomplishcd by the :;(:""K "“"‘“'““d “H“ a mi“ ‘9'" cial and rccular trains bringing mrm- Qu.n3, a doe. , , . , 11's
secretary casting one vote t't)r he iol- ' bers- of the G. A. it. and allied organi» - ' .
; The \ erv Best Creamet'v Butter—Pure and lowinu: Hurry \v. Mather. \vu lam o. - g * "" "none from eevry state. Pm“ " d°"mcs """ "(I
- COAI :i S“' eel—The killd to expect at Beckmanns .\lclmilu and Alfred Ilimvn. Thomas D‘V¢."P°F1‘Nominsted in Flf‘h- Ward. The cncampmcm opencd last night FRUIT J‘3 R f‘
L DIXIQ Brand Bacon er II) 380 Robbins was named as the candidate "u’mm ‘_.'"‘.' "-‘ "TWP“ If". f‘hf‘f‘ with addl‘csrcs of \vlrlcome by (lovcrn- m. 100 . cut 10 ..... l’
“ MUGIICI‘B d 88 """""""""" for electrical commissioner for «is '"j‘" ""‘lz'l‘l-«lt‘l ll- Amulet as i-clit’lflll “1- ('0x and Mayor Kalb. BCONO'Y BRAND OOFPIE
, Bran :f EIII 101‘ ‘IRCQI‘OI‘II. pkg. . “(3 .\‘cats. and I). William “arm”, was ot the d..~ll'l(‘l callous. III the ltoaal- titl‘icials of the (l. A. It’sald Jnmcs (A P“ “a satisfying
- Kellozzs CornF es or} ’ost Toasties. 0kg. . . 11c nominated as the candidate for district '0" ”‘1‘“ “WWW?" "“‘""-‘- “‘5' "W" 1' lie”. lliooknn. x. Y. was the likc—' lb :3.
00 rain it Shredded “ hole “’heat Biscuit ......... .- )DkZS. 2§C COI‘IImissionel‘ {or six years. John J. “.1: 1ft"? ",1" a . Roof,” ““WMY‘Z‘C" l\ candidate in succccd Commander dill-3);? S DEANS. ‘ ' " "
' -. Royal Plantation Cgfi‘ee lb 410 t‘unl-o was named as the candidate for I" P" ' “ m‘ " ink ““5 “f m ‘f‘ 0 ‘9“ Adams, at tllc clo‘clkin to be held dupf V“ 0‘ _ . a
l' \ucOa Nut Oléo the W ntfld be t lb """"""" 35 district ll'Pusurer. Tile commznee Was "Flufm‘ml‘jm'l- WM" u. (’0‘? int! thv- m-vk. John (- Chambers. ' aoan .................. 1d
II M ‘ _ 0 S S --------- - - C tlnpo“ cred to till any \acaucy occur- ("“3" “ "hm. “"‘l'h "n“ -“"‘ “- Portland. Una. senior vice-commander, PURE CIDER VINEGAR
BVine rOS. ii FaalfanIIia or {10‘ EPIJ‘TIIk. can ................. 1§C ill): on the ticket and the caucus ”it‘ll ::“":f‘_l.l"|' “'t’t‘t‘ ‘i'lpm'fl’ l‘licll‘ilfllrF‘ ‘0 lll-t‘llle‘l. it “as said. also Will [in a “I :30
i v ‘ -y to l y convcn ion. am arry 2. .‘co- candidlltc. -----------------
i Fangv 832:} 833:: otatoes """"" 5 ")5“ for" -C Inti$ourt133hmmg cilv and hard com iicld, John ll. Plandcls and Ernest \‘a- . TOILET TISSUE. .3 rolls JR
Suview Ave. and First St. . R0 . l B k ) oes ................ 3le. for 20c ‘mmoe “ .5 mummy! Edmund a mu H“, mm”, as ”H,” “Mm“...s. .
\a a "12' I 0“ der. large can .............. 4§C rm“? Jtlr't’l‘l.‘ it “wk". Edward ll Following the caucus the ward caucus
TEL. 53 I Cameelis Pork an¢ B°a S \Vith sauce . . . . 2 for" _~)C pot lien- Jol n H. til-m, Chan,” A. “as convcncd and l‘apt. (‘hiil'lcs “', I
l Verv Best (trade \leed $88.“) ............. 50C “killers: (‘hrirlcs ll lilillol' paw...” J. iiflla“lizi naltpvtd as chairman; Tracey GI FTS ! z A STULL
., i kinds FancyC Cakes Blread Rolls Etc" fresh t‘iaheriy. Phillp t'nnleuano. snuluel t . 'A‘_)‘,~"‘;.;: '1:me "3;";33°l|l“j;_‘m;‘;“gr ; ‘ '
l
: ' r0 Noni nated for Council
THE HARDWARE & l BEGKMANN,S My n °.b°::a: in ‘Third intcd rm- consideration {0]- thc office Baby Pins. Rosaries. Brace- V I
U, TPP if . ' of councilman, .\ir Sim -ns declined . . E . k
i ‘ . la ct 'IIZHI the ‘ t h
A To SL L CO. ‘3 irri‘dl‘ilzllelg:j::‘\:li’1‘l:|:dr:-u:d but H“. a rt-lolninallon and “(“tltlalt‘ llavcn~ lets. Ladies Guard. C alas, aSt L orwa
l 3‘ port was unanimously selected. The ”9"‘5- Crosses. R'"“" L’
42 Water St.
’hom1215e5. Senior-walk, 0t.
Meta Parts, Starter and
83 Washington St.
Phone 1405.
45.
lcsult “as altepted b_\ all with becom
in; uracil. About fittv \otcrs were
present “llcn the caucus was called to
order in ”1" I.‘Honlmcdicu store. on
ills-.st l\‘a.-h.nulon sircct. Philip it.
first three named. on a ballot contain-
ing five names. were clioscn‘ its mem-
bers of the city and ward committees:
Joseph R.1‘aylor...............'
l
O
Touska Pearls. - Bracelet ’
Watches. Etc.
GIFTS !
TIRES .
ALL STANDARD MAKES
PIRSTS AND SWORD}:
. Generator Brushes H .. r g n I i .. 0]
Pi ‘ld‘ 'i s : l s hail-man and l'l'.‘ . ‘90 P d .............. -_
mammd gregu'peod p m i ‘ .l.*\\"t:zle\\~‘..\‘l:1ilu|:(;: :‘Clct’lzll'y oi' the (33;: '«f‘tfrknx """""""" :1' 0 " 8mm“ suckpim T": i L. EFFRON
~ .‘ ‘ q '. . ‘ .vmrcy ............. u . . . _ ,~
ny Gasoline gemn‘e SCIIIIIIZC S wedneSday morning 8" Ials 23:32:. "3:11“?! 31.122323; Rina? Eduin uso-t-ens .............. 1 an”. F0“ V“. cm"... 3 Rouan St East NOIVVv'Jk.
into Supphu, T1?“ and Tub“ F comention. Alter several names had ‘ “°_”"““"" "mo“mm'z ‘“ s‘ '0 “7‘" Charms, Cigarette Cases. 3T9] 441- Td- “1
G E Red be Pro” R9;elt'ualgecrfi SDI’iI‘IE Lamb ' - - - - - - - - - - . . 18C II). been prose nit d tor consideratiOn 4 taken "n“ Am“ “WNW adjouinpd, Cigar Cutters, Pocket Knive'. ___...s. H- _ _ _ . , fl
. en r2. 0 .I am ODS ..................... 300 lb ballot “‘5 Oldnad Whuh resulted us — —— «w 7 - Stone and Signet Rings.
7' L _ ' Lain LIMIJCI‘ODS ..... . . . o . o . s . . . . 3&: lb [0"]?\“1:n \\ (]\b0]n .......... 20 I)‘STILLERIES"I;‘\ WI‘CHCO, Clock" Alarm REDUCED PRICE on All;-
‘ —’ r ‘ “‘ ' Soft Shell Crabs 3160' a doz‘ on. t n..........::: ........... .. sTiLL Irv), SAY s, 0...... 5.. ‘ WALLPAPER
C'shttllc \\' Kconc ............. T hENTDCl“ L‘A‘V‘ ER BUYING IN SAFETV l Low.“ pfic. on an mag,
BASKETS
f‘Just What I Want.”
nosd ay.
Remember: Both markets close at noon on \Ved-
united sum License Ito. 17.903.
I-Zvcrttt Free-cc ................. 2
There being no choice, atsccond bul-
Iht‘ first delegate.
disclosed the selection at Ellis E.
(Continual {in in Ps2.» 0cm.
rchisliies for purposes other than her-
when he \ioliltcs no
SOUTH NORWALK
nixed Paint, Enamel, Bro-boo.
. . ' t ,
in Amnmm °f “tram" ‘°‘ ‘1“ "M“, “’"W- . : . x All BRAN D 5 Window and Windshield Glam
’lvell made BASKETS that are mm" “ ”“bmn """""""" 3? “You ask it under the eighteenth - - ' - *
hefnl 35 W611 as ornamental. schnl‘ze’s Sani‘a . “M k (Fm-“1:: :{IU‘LI‘LIP‘il-evtfl" ~-- ‘ 1:372 amendment to the (‘tmslillltinn ol' the Jewsan‘ANo OPTICAC. ; A“ our PP“ on mt“: 3“
'Y . e1 fi (1 [y ar CIS \lr lOshorn “.15 declasclli’lt‘f‘lt‘d as linitcd States, a Kentucky distiller ' paper banging.
A“ “.msur y n ' ' ‘ ‘ Th9 second ballot may lawfully manufacture and so" STORE , A COHEN
.
' _ , _ , .. ~ lows: crane purposes. ,
. NOR-WALK. sou-m nonwsLx. lifi,*;1“~.."‘;g§;; (fem-2 '” “ll , _ .26 n...- or a... or n... 5...... 141 Washington St.
F. L. HAMILTON Cherie: “- Remit;- ' U ...... 32 "The eighteenth anlcndnicnt has no
- - ._ v _ Bvi-rctt ”at.“ ........... 3 application to such a case. It simply '
”Will St. T816 hone 125. _ _ ‘ ”Vi-““7” A ' ‘ ‘T ' "‘ “m“ 7— On motion m» Min- '13'..;.;.(..,_ the ppm-p— prohibits. ai’tPr one year from the
P D. A. R. COLONIAL FESTIVAL. HEAT DRIVES MAN lat-y cast one vote {or (diaries \\'_ latifl‘cati‘o'n.‘ the. manufacturmdsale. n A 1' New
_ _, The colonial Festival of the Dough~ To VIOLENT INSANITY Keene as the third delegate. , 5‘3;§‘;;',;“‘.;?",:m32522221..“‘im33...f3. ere re I
‘ .- . - ' ‘ ' “‘9‘? l0 ' ~
ters oi the Amellcan Rel olutlon prom» IN NEW BRITAIN atlggi‘iitdtiigzrahzm Edi-REE?) I ‘ beverage purposes] It is too plain
ise a great attraction. It will be a .\‘E‘V BRITAIN. Sept 9—1119 ex- l his were 5., for argument that. whore whiskics arc
INCREASE M ”“8 junmme the ”I made and sold for other purposes. the
, Not in price, but in the regu-
‘fRoston Tea Party.“
Their friends are assured .tea will
cessive heat of Sunday and yesterdav poor in the lOODI‘hat the meellnx ad-
(lr‘mc John laskas to a state of violent 30mm“ ‘0 ”1" “or" 0‘ Jam“ Jon"
eighteenth amendment is not vinlat»
hr ui ment of Presto—Lite . q con ed. Any other construction would .
Eula}: be served according to their most ap- insanit}. and his mum al to the toun ‘sionndegcalbx. and the piocccding amount to eliminating the words. ‘for
5 ., proved taste by dailies in Colonial 005- home for observation was advised by Everett l’ieece F' N. Glover and beverage purposes} » ys
manufacturers now iume. attended by a bevy of young Dr. George \V’. Dunn. The charity de- James A. Johnson wele appoint“l ,. {The liefmlv‘m‘ f'.‘f‘y"";m “”5 _"” _
- :qnip their cars with . ladies. . partmcnt officials will make an invcs nielnbels oi the aard and city com- Liliana-:13: iixiclp’i’hIiSiniJiitliii‘Qh‘i] 1“; Our Pall line of Boye' Stills
. "St 0 Lite Batteries' Cold punch will be,.there and the. tigation of the case and will probably mlttees interfere with the opclatlon of such IS now ready for the immn
We have one to fit your car.
universal favorite. ice cream.‘ For time
have him committed to an asylum.
This artémoon Charity Superintend- the pieseut incumbent has rizht
Thclc was no friction _0\cr the nomi-
inasmuch as
along
nation for councilman
a distillcn. so long :‘s the “lliskics
are not made or sold for beverage
of mothers and their sons.
NORWALK STORAGE and place see advertisement. putp’oses. II I -
- BATT]BRY C0. The Refreshment Committee—Mrs. cm A. J. Hart was notified that the ”'*"“ 1“ “‘5 “lends ”Iii“ h? “1‘” ’3): ‘I also am oi the opinion that t‘-nn Th flu“ look well, “a
I .. 72 NO. Main St. B. .\i. Andrews. Mrs. TV. H. Swords man was acting strangely at his home. fizfi aigp22rzfltilgn::the {inane in mg mess can pass no in“; to 9mm“) the they wear 3' wen u they look
’ V I - n ' u 'I ' '
, _,,.. South Norwalk. Mrs. G.-Kcndall. Miss M. concumiss .\‘o. 18 Gold street. and -..\ir Hart had voting and was nommmm on the flist W'Kggdtgfngme‘fi'” :tml‘m'f-‘j :0 “9?“ They arestyhsh, attractive and
Pb H. Curtis. Mrs. A. H. Merwm. Mrs. G. the police ambulance called after Dr. ballot. The iesult mas as follons: .. ‘ mp 209’ ”LO 9 Pu’ ’
, i...— one 7 . - .. . - ' .- ‘ \i ' 0* ~ 3“ The power to pass such laws is finely tailored. The boys Wk"-
.‘é g . _ . 2. .\otton, .\iiss Pryor. Mix. C. A. ant- Dunn adnsed removal to the town . 'yron “- “’0‘“ """""" “1) {slanted to Congress bv the amend— ' '
.. 7; ~ , Ill-B 336‘ ard, Miss Sarah Lewis. Miss Clara home. i \Agli'gmrrlliifiltzsceer ''''''''''' 14 Ill—Gut itself. Section 2 provides ‘Con- hke them’ “d parents Will be
- - l . - r . r g ............. . . .
’_ __ __ - EHill. Superintendent Hart learned that The secretary cast one ballot for gross and the several states shall delighted—particularly Will!
32 ~ . Soung ladies assisting—The Misses the man has been under treatment at sized Greenwood for districtbciilmnIiS- "Sgecos;“;;°p}gggzlzr $55223: .“‘:: “Ni? “1&3th 00“-
«5; . H W'- Annie Curtis, Annie Noxon. Mary .\lc- lh H. 'f ~ . , “91‘ for Si‘ 3'93?! and one a 0‘ or A
A; . Get 1 l . . 6 'Ir Old ietreat and was dis Stuart C. Marshall tor the same office. is impossible or me to conceive now For tomorrow we quote some
New York Bu r & ‘ C ellen, He en Quintard, Kathleen An charged apparently sane. about a to fill vacancy The ”can”. is up m Congress can exercise a pause: until .
A [h “e (irews. Loraine Tripler. Julianne week ago. He has not caused any the distlict commissioners to fill for 1‘ becomes an amendment. That is ”it” good mines.
to say the amendment is a ‘scrap of
E22 Market
521 80.11am on, So. moi-want
Direct receivers of Butter,
_- Tea. cos-o endgame
Dumortier. Edith Weed, Mary Beatty,
Kate Benton. Gertrude Barrows. Mar-
garet Hall. Lois -Hoy_t, Ruin Diamond.
Ruth Grey. Marjorie. ” Zeluph. Mary
Ruth Grey. Marjorie Zeluil'... Mary
Weed, Natalie McCausland. Gertrude l
Gertrude Phillips, Mrs. Shambaugh. l —T!1 an advertisement 1!! Mi
you desire the best results onwa- -.'1'heretl_eiagno .
l r-T’v s casein stint." - -.
trouble since so far as the authorities the full term. so. therefore. the nomi-
know. but yesterday; after suiiering nation of Mix-Marshall was unneces-
. sary.
greatly from the heat,-he became in A ballot was taken for district treas-
manageable. urer. with the following. result:
William R. 0011:1311th 8
"paper' until it takes effect.
“I hold
that Conglcss cannot pass I , ' ‘
laws before January 20.1920; to en- / [1
, t [k , / a
to orce the amendment even though
such laws t:rcpresslly provide that they
. a...“ "1 shut not one eflective until the
120:? Wage.“ “2”: "mail: amendment takes exect. The correct
‘3'“, m"“‘m;w: commotSecuoaz is this:
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