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‘ ‘ ,EBPT. 10, 1919 ‘ “r . ~.., .._...... --—--—_ - m...” a...“ - ‘ lend-“1118 omnhw Ammo... .i: *5 - ‘
WM? . , m som'mnmx W ' .-... ... ”""“*' * ' ‘ ' " i I
_. ‘ PAW".
! A telephone is being insatlled on m: ~——-—-—~——»——--~~- ‘ —‘
CROFUT & KNAPP 1th; hU. S. S destroyer Stringhan. . -* - fl V“ l — fl 4 -—
‘w c is now moored at the dock or 1 i . a
H. Ts tihe Norwalk Coal and Supply Com- IVOR HrJq-LK % i , "
. A Ipuny. The blllp is to stay here for-re- t1 A
eruitiniz duties for seVeral more weeks ' . ’ I: ' I j.
; . . - ‘ " I l' i ‘ ‘
. N...........S tm 5...... SOCIETY“ ' ‘
$3 75 __ tlessons: every evening. 5 "l t
' ” ~ ‘ I § _ ‘ l 9
$4.00
$5.00
.. £6.00
37.00
t Every One a Beauty
Joseph Davis
SOUTH NORWAIK.
m...”
‘ The Rapid Awning and
t 85 WASHINGTON STREET. ‘and (‘it\' ”all will he on sale at lion» Mrs.
lone of them. .ltm 1th (‘l'OSHlll‘tl’L
Dene. oralinz.
|Co any, of \Vaterltury. are fast ro‘
imoV ng the decortlons from the build-W
I
and Personal
ings of this city.
(‘retlit must be :tv- '
on to this company for the atlractim NE W‘q I
l '
apearance and ntnner in which illoyt, !
decorated the various buildings. :7 J.
The-“American Band of this «in-1
and the Coast rtillery Band of Bridge- Judg‘: JOSpph R. Tarlor “a. in x9“
port, Consolidated at the 33“?" York city yesttt'day, vvhei‘tt he aet-mll-l
Grounds: yesterday and furnished COTI‘tpgnig-d his son. GPl‘alll‘ R. and l‘ll'tl‘oltlq
cert music while the soldiers wormT' Winter. r-nroute for Nrantlus N. Y. '
eating tlinh91‘..’ThP bands were leatliwhnw. tho-y ltaw- i‘nlt-l‘t'tl Saint'Juhn’n-I
at intervals by leader Tilly of the 10- School.
t'al ottzanization, and by leader Phoo‘l
nix. of the Coast Artillery Band, of'
Bridgeport. I
-—l‘lloto:ratths
l
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l
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l
!
At'lhtlt' T. Murray art-l
an extended
The} .~pent Suntlav with!-
.\ltttt':1)‘.< mother. Mrs: R. MN
tRll'llillilF,
Mr. and .\l.'~‘.
tsailinp
('l‘0~\-" ll‘ip :llll‘t);lll.
\\'tztlnr.~tlti,\' fur
for the thl
Inollx's News Store,
One unique featurr of the parade' __.__._ .
'ycstertlay morning was the presence: .‘li' ll. \\' Billiards and fathen;
.. :of two tnwn inch in their fliill year. n‘m'fl" “ “Vi‘km‘ “WV“ '0“ -\"““'
as a town llll~ \i'wk to ll'nldill until vill'iY'
llllt‘lllllt‘l‘ of Buckingham l‘0>l, and the ““11”“
F . ' ” . t.
My News W
(1.; ' ,tlie sidewalk.
l
Dtltl'Ith‘ Sttzouttt lltztt' .lll¢>lt'.:
zJint'ent Swv't-HI')‘ illl' all—l up without
‘vdvt' fl‘ttlll lllt l'. 5', Xlt\;ll r‘v-l‘l tt't-,.
and lot-kw] ltilll ill! in tin tltnvntnull:
l.ftttt l-Itluatt‘. .l,
8, Ship Stiiltzltuitt. t-ttll l
police Mallow Suttr‘
.1919. hi lllt' l'
.d for hittt l. lttt' iti lllu day,
tlft‘itw l' S'M . lll'y tow Ht ti .t tit-rt‘ut‘tl)‘
'.'Ulid lflWl’l ll‘tl\\4 l‘ irttttl l\\tt \‘tl‘lng‘ lllt'l’l:
~v,~ front of .\i. ii.
the carnival lam. evening. and put
thi-
.u a >at‘r plan t.
toot horn. \thotl lilt‘ oil‘it'ttt'
‘ eir fun.
Ki" 'l‘l.oitttt>on. a “will lttlown (‘tll'f
n‘rrtd (‘llfll‘lll'li'l of Kniultt street, had
“the unenriahle distinction of being llll“
t‘llly man at'rt Slt'd uptown yt-stt-rtlat
Ki was both drunk and lll~ttl'tli'l‘ly ant.
was at'estetl on tho>e l'lléll'Ll'> hv Ser-
:: :10 in the afternoon.
ztltlti :llllnl‘t"
meant Silk ill
tie “'31.“llilllt-tltillllfllt‘l tilt
tn the ('ll}' oust mi Satitt'tizn ttio-ttitl!
at 9 a. in.
P‘lpt‘l‘s “h'lt' tiled in ti... <.1,,,_liu..ltltrvt~ Fl'lzzo‘ll brothers. all of whom not attend to this public llllt\.
=“01H! in l’titltto-tmtt “min-.1.” m 3.5:!“ 'llt‘ harder-t kind 0:” serrir‘e “\(‘l Thv gt'lt‘ollllgn and T“wn (‘lrtk “In
‘ ' * ' v - . ‘
. . . . . ~ . . z - , ' ,. . .l’.
mum.“ mm)“ hmnm, '0' Milk ll. Mm, and made tine totords. Tilt) l1" m sumon In tilt Cottmil Lhanthe ,}
Hugh.“ “f (;,..nwi(.h Twin“ Jpsgimarez Flint Lieutenant (‘harles Friz— t‘ity Hall huilthng. harm-tiny. f l
' ‘ ' .‘t i ‘ I! , ' . - .A ‘ ‘- ' ' re onn llntil
ll. Htlx‘tml. \tlto. lit-fulo llt‘l‘ lllill'llflllt‘.‘zol“ ‘q'mmd l" “tenant Dunt‘an Fl” .‘Vnp "flu“ in ”m f” 4“ fl ‘
wast Jessie ll Shepard ot‘ itali‘hut'v llt’". and i‘m'DOTfll JUhn Frill?” T‘WIt'teight "('lOt'K tn the Mining to. tar-
Hunted Wed by q MN”... in W“- “n ,illl‘t‘l)‘ rt-Cehed the glad hand all along :pnl‘pOri of making tote-rs. l‘hose
' ' ‘ ‘ '- ' _ l - . . ,
the ground oi Il'lltllt-l'fllllt‘ t-iut-lty, ltut‘me llflt' of mart-h. “h“sr apm'm'mn‘: “Sum Ti" mag:
. , , __ .______ - . - ll 0‘, ierwr» ‘.
'he ('olllplaint was tlt>tllt>y<wtl by Jtitlzt‘ ‘r pm” at ”Mt ' n . ‘ . . -
DEATHS AND FUNERALS .t-annot \oit- on election (.8). Thlf‘ ir
Howard J (‘lll‘lirfi In tho-
‘ton tit-sortiotl i> alltlzo-tl.
present at,“
-r——.\lurrn\‘~ Singing ()ll‘llt‘fill'il, Nur-
wall: Armory r‘tiday Night.
Tht annual ('(ln‘.'t'llll0n of the Fair
imltl t"uttnt_v “'tttttatl's (‘llristian Tem‘
‘.'il he held in the Ad-
t‘hlll‘t'll itl Danhury.
Thursday. 01 toht-i‘ 2. Morning, after-
m' on and evening sessions will beheld
tut-ant e l'n‘tnn
um t‘ltrir'tlan
it a basket ltinr~h at noon, At the
"“l‘l’lnon meeting Sire. F. B. Btlel.
”a" president. and Mary B. “11an
t-' l'latltsville. will <)N'ak.
tr tlu srtta‘wr will he Mrs. Lora Lt-
"T.‘.r.m-, National organizer.
,4... li-t1ll‘1.‘ t: .\l. Rttndle, of the Dan-
! 'l'}' :‘\'_'li(’lllllll‘kll society, has received
.o-lt r from an official of the Army
‘3 ‘ "has hospital in New York city.
him that plans are being
to {Jive convalescent. wounded
and sailors a day‘s outing at
b i Pair. So many have expres-
a desire to come that the letter
4 it will require about eighty au-
tObllQS to transport them. These
mud-lite will be. provided by
:llthy Nut: Yorkers. who frequently
'1 their car; and dril’ers for a day's
ling for zit wounded men. Infor-
...liion tear-lies Secrctarv Bundle :11
ost t‘uily That the coming ilanluti‘y
-_ir will i.» the meCCa. for a larger
.mber of .\'- w Yorkers than ever he
mu, especial” during the' days the
t 4 rhOW is on, and for the automobile
Salome... the last day of the
"at ‘ T'm- automobile sh0w is a draw-
m; t‘hl'd. too. with city people, as it
"‘-l'.< the tit-‘ chance Of the season to
t' . new "ltid‘ls aide by side.
,
.‘r;
.v-g-n
r? A
f3 it? People’s TrustCo.
south Norwalk. Conn.
ie_~ nits, Capital and Surplus-
over $600,000.00
'21 ”dent—01188. F. Hill" 5
Viee-Preoidenpx. M. Le.
£ecy.-Treas.—Leroy Noam
l'lllfi‘t'h during,
iiitodal.
Tlli' lads ‘t\'i'l'l' l’lntlln."{
t .t ~‘plt-llilltl ellllrlll‘lli‘ :ot a tattle or'lm ()l-t'llttl by .\ll‘.
fllfiilt‘dytants ouinz to some il'tHl‘Ilr'
in the even—l
. mu "ti!“i" Iorixeachx En
.loltti Gotham. of \Yilton, who; .
. '~-‘-‘ n ;t~"‘~‘.-‘..'
down from? \Kotl. .l.ll‘l ti 0 ll _\ tilts l.otntn- tit
:dvnlltllnu Illv t‘tt_\'s buildings of ”It r
‘gay iltlll‘e oi tla2~ :lntl hiltllinz.
'tlillt'l‘.
‘Vl'iltwl. and \ivu‘ud the parade from
DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
, Miss Lattia Sworn-w o" New York
l‘tmit .\.~=.~etttltl)' Hall. Grate Brothers " . . . . '
. ' is VlFlllllL' With hvr aunt. )iis. Mar»
,ttlll otv'hoslt'a . _ ‘ ‘
'gail‘el l- lahvt t) oi >pr'n: r—il't‘t‘l.
l‘ut irl .l of Summit Hint.“
h'ts lumn “Rhikllli'. on the safe in the.
South Xtti‘\\’.:ll: Post Office for the
{la-'1 tltrt‘e dam in an effort to omen.
the mute. l: is thought ~ozne of thr‘l
l)()ttk.~~ lit-tam.» against thw
htllts qo that lhvv t-ztnnol he llll‘llt'tl.
but Mr. Sittiw experts to lln\ot lt (ll'r'n:
lie lt‘('t“nll_\' unlor-kml the <£tft“
ll t-titlltl'nl.
‘4‘.t:t\\'
.\ll.<. “'illiattl Lou's: of .\'v\\‘ Yolk t’ll}
\‘i>i!t-d filo-lids l2). Nottrallt, _\'t~‘tt-rtla_\'.
Puttttut'missw
l.a.~t night's Tilt-3;..- putt ill t‘ald says:
"The l‘t-nOllllnallun of Mayor Dono-
Va" is a :t-stiniottial by the lltmot‘rats
ttt .\'orwnlk that he ha~ done in lti< ad.
ministration “hat llmr had etpot-tvtl
him to do. it tan he said of Mayor
“”1 ”"""“"““‘- Donoutn thtt ('l\l(' llll‘ tn _\'or\v:lllt
" " ‘ ' ’ ' has not Bet-ll dull since he took ltoltt
THREE FRIZELL BROTHERS
IN COMMAND OF Co. E
One of the notablt- things in the
‘parade vesterday mornin: and or
3within the. filly-four doughboys in
‘Cnnlpilll‘j E are justly proud. is the
lfar‘l that their rommanders wort- the,
\Vetlzetl
in A .1, Pli‘li‘l" (‘ok stm’u
(‘nllirh‘ lll' hf: {hair-
DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Aset-mhly Hall, llraeo lli’tlllu'l<
1
two years ago."
if your application to he
voter is not in the hands of tho Rezlsle
rare by .‘i o‘rlock this afternoon you
_\\'ill lose your (‘llanl't' to vote at the
t-omint: rity You will haU‘t
no one to ltlanw hut yottr~elf it run «in
made a
(dart ion.
ithe only day under the law which lhl-
Mmha°| Kelly. :Board t'al‘l min on.
Michael Kelly. for many year,- :at...I (‘onrad (‘. Fred, local agent of the
tender at the Cross an.“ Clossing 01’t’l‘onnet‘tir-ut General Life insurance
the Dunbury division. dipd 3' his huuwt‘ompanx. lta~ be. it namul as a (andr‘
on Spring Hill axenue this morninaurdmp for (‘mtm-ilman on the Third-
after a lingering illmss at the use ”1;“‘ard tit-krt by m“ Republican rltv.
67 years. icommittmx
The funeral with solemn high mass. -. . ‘ .. - ..-
will llt‘ held from St. Mary‘s ('lllll‘t‘l‘. CONNECTICUT PATENTS. '
at it o'c-loc-k. Saturday morning. The. The lolIOWinK “rm-9 issued SPl'l- J_
burial “Ill be in St. Mary's- CeweH-ry. 19119. Lists («implied by the office of
He is Slll\l‘-(*(l hv ’nllr daughters 1215A. .\l. “'oos‘ter. solicitor of patents.
~ . 1115 Muir. uteri, Bl'ltl‘it’ptil‘li
Miss»: Mary and Norah holly. Mrs.‘ VAlexander .‘llanb. Bridgeport,
Harry .1. Peat. and Mrs. .Thoma.<
.shatt mounting.
Fitzgerald and two >on.~_ Farrell and Frode Ii. Pierson. .\~lw liawn, l‘R
Michael.
g ’chet drill.
Henry S. Normand, \\’..'.t l'l.-lll)' ‘rlup
_-. i- H P lllfil‘fllol‘.
HARTFORD BUTCHERS . “'illiatn H. Fitzgerald,
FLEAD GUN—TY therapuitie device.
' Guy L. Bonham,
tail
i .
Hart lord.
1x _Any(m‘.t \V4 S! Hartford, (:ul‘
HARTFORD, n‘over
. . , . O . a .a \- .-. . t A
Back and M.ln,.u.~, E.l)01.. of till. (it! Albert B.
were hurt] $50 each in the superior chuck.
coult today. When they/floated guilty! “’ill‘am D. Forbes,
' t'
to offering for sale the Infill of a bull dreamt.
Sept.
Church. New Britain.
New Londoni
I
t‘anle- ‘
that had been afflicted with anthrax.litijzflmv“ "L'H’m' .xnaonta.
It was the contention of the defense __, -»~-
that the men thought that the bull's NORWALK T’lRE COMDANY .-
sickness nae «awed \ 7"” Loin: AWARDS BlG CONTRACTi
strut-k by lightning. ‘ 1
'First Unit of Extensiw Additions to'
——'l‘ry a Sentinel Wan: Advertiset Winnipauk Plant Let to
mom. Meriden Firm.
w!“ The Norwalk Tire and Rubber Com-i
ipany observed “'elcome Home and
1(3nstitution Day yesterday by award-
tlng the connect lur the filr‘L unit (it a.
number of contemplated additions to
their big plant at Winnipauk to The
g‘wales-Lines Company of .‘leriden. ,
' The building which me res ap-'
X'OUR HEART proximately 90 by 90 feet abe of:
Does it Flutter, Paipitate Gr Skip Concrefp {nr‘ :2“: fir;t {Wu fiOOI‘F.
393“? Have 5'0“ Shortness of Breath, lwhich are to he finished in seven
332‘,e3::;;el::vm:£:fin:r£w'jgé;3 ;weeks and the other tour whit): will
before ey“_ Budd." starting In .legp. * be of mill r-onetruction will be com-
Norvounnou, Nightmare. Hungry Ol'tltleled Marc-h l. 19w.
Weak SPN'S OFPWSS“ Feeling '"t Vim-k will begin immediately.
cheat, Choking Sensation in throat,l
Painful to lie on left side, Cold} ‘ ‘
Hands or Feet. Difficult ,Breathing,, F0 MEN WHO WORK HARD ,
Heart Dl‘op‘y, Swelling of feet or ‘ 'Factory wcrkcra, railroad men}
ankle» or Neufllcia ”Wild hearntfarmers. miners. mill employees unit
It you have. one or more 0 fits? above r.
symptoms, don’t, {all to use PEP. ‘“ 03?” mfg“. “’0 work 91 hard.
straining pnyswel labor are more or
SENNA. Not a secret medicine. It i
in ' and tent one person out of every Jess subjert to kidney trouble. Nature
tour has a weak heart Thrre-frurths gives warning signals by frequent
the s .
out “I gsnetdtgEilfnfiégw’iigsh‘c’ffrfg. lumeness, atii: joints, sore muscles.
‘wmach, Lungs, Kidneys or N¢W¢3J
flout. take uy’ chances when Pep. Wolt Green
dome ' 1:; l
bachache and rheumatic Duh“. 1.0.
Ba. Win. mull: "Na
. . IDA“ o m
Q
I we
0
i . 1 Enhances on Main St. Fairlield Ave.. Cannon St. 7 ' 7 i ‘ 53” .3
Tim “vulhrr—l‘all‘ and mok'I’. "g
Satu rdays ’til 9.
i ' Few so rich
3311119903; Conn.
Wednesday, September 17. 1919.
Store open ’til 6;
. Silk stockings,
fine though irregular,
at $1.95.
.Vt'ish we Could get the maker of these stockings to
furnish us such lots as this at frequent intervals. How
eagerly folks would snap them up!
as tricolette. ’
At a recetl gatherit :4 where rich tll‘CSSt‘S :tltoutided. the t
three oi most beauty \l'C‘l‘C trigrtlcttc.
Two were of plain weave. one was a unique >tripc.
Beyond all the other silks and saiitis and Crepes. they ;
glowed with richness and l‘t‘mll} and distinction. V i
For that maker produces the finest silk stockings in. Such is triCttlettc; and such is illc‘ tricolctte toad} lictc '
America. And he is painfully particular about the “ovum "OW'
they’re made. - ‘
. .. , ).' ‘ .,.., . ”1."; .3 ,. \ .
And what he classes as “irregular are; HM“ of “"“‘~ "i‘hnr‘h “3“?" Wk“ 3‘5 I"WW "RVY'
stockings in which it’s quite hard to find :ttiv fault. 1mm” ”“d ”Mk—"r “""i‘il “ i133 WNW ”W” >1l‘ll‘5- Hack;
.. . . . ior naug— .50 d.
lllesc are an example. Hts lllSi‘CClUl‘S rsg-xtcd them. ' $6 y
t will take keener e} than most folks passes to m the
hurts which caused that rejection.
t
E
Beautiful silk? Heavy and firm! liven in tsxitti'e!‘
Of rich deep black, or attractive gray shades. ._.;- of pure. ,
I
i
-<.
Beauteous new ‘ “z
velvetlike fabric. ‘
For rich suit. for til'LE-S. Tt.‘ can that will he droning"
I
white!
Full fashioned; this insures their retai ling of r~l1;.;=c. ‘
$ tupon Bally—a new i'altt‘ic. \ clout plush. .
1.95i It has richer fitter titlislt lllall cotdul-o} ,
it has much the effect of Slit rivet.
All are picked from grades Séllillg‘ usually
lit $2.50 and S3; ready Thursday morning at
Q, ., .1 . ' . » I - . <3. "i ‘
“Le fnlaks-m gtttnlgf'fttnnllt:right“ mitt mm . Firm of weave. with tim’l‘ We like plush. jxct tutti ;. l:
. - .. luster and charm oi \clvct.—(. .zztique textile. ‘ “
o it has lC‘ded into t "——mu'll >cc \\'ll\' tilt mo-
SeHSIble tasteful W - > '
l Handsome llrtm'llS. on. lisgutld}. \\'lSlCl'lil. igihllt.
girls’ shoes.
“Don‘t believe there is any such thingr it...;‘~.t;~.' ...< it :51]. ‘ " ‘ ‘ .4.» .
lblc and good-looking shoe for a girl?!" ‘
But that opinion was changed before Mother finished some 110table i
her inspection of this assembly. . . i - .‘
. g All are shoes for girls wearin sizes from 21/12 to 7 or 8. llnen handeICh Bf 3
TA” arc‘gofllboking and attractigc and tastefixi» But all g _ - .. ‘ . l S. '
are sensible—they do not twist the foot into discomfort. nor ‘ hit 30 cents. hattdkcrcléisfs that a man will greet with ‘9:
lift the hc’el too high, and they do allow room while fitting fawn—he’s seen “0”“ m“ ‘cm lately.
snuggly! They are pure linen. they are
lCopenhztgetl, navy. and i~l..;k———._ gard wide—and hot per
i
,. ‘ (at
good weight. ‘ not we-
Black calf with round toe and low heel. high :ut,— Isleazy. They are lug flimsy). They have tasteful initial . "',
’550. In corner. . . .
Real men’s real llandkstcilicfs; that’s it— 50c ‘
Dark tan high-Cut laced shoes, low heel, round toe,-—- . . . . . .
Pure linen "kCl‘Cl‘lléiS tor ‘~l'('lll€ll—-35 cents. . ..
, Black calf, medium toe and heel, high cut—$7. ‘ Dainty and light and lll‘lfl of texture, with pretty cm-
. High cut dark tan with military heel and medium 10¢, bl'OldEl'_\', and in a great many difietent patients— 350
9.37.50. _. . . . . 60.”! ale-W. may. .
3 Fine black calfskin with wide toe and low heel—$7.50. S
ave money . ‘
Z Mahogany laced shoe, wide tog, low half—$8.
' - Mum floor. rear. - in. “-
.. ..- . Braiding bands ' in the kitchen. i ,
. . Here's a new cool; book to help cut the cost of living.-
for trlmmmg.
it tells how to make appetizing and nutritious dishes
at small expense!
Rich and fine, they allow one to secure the eflcct of Meals are planned for families of two or more people.
{elaborate braiding with but little cfiortt
Taupe and navy and black, impart rare beauty to ' ” . * ”""" -
Clear and concise instructionx 200 illustrations,—
Ifabr-ic upon which they are used, 21,42 [to 5 inches wide—$1 . ,
Here are fine ; ;,~
to $5.75 yd.
service rugs.
Wool bandings in new and im
Tapestry Brussels. rug all give good long service. " “l
{navy blue—$1 to $2.25 yd.
Beaded and Spangled bands in fine combinations of
That $0rt here told of will give extra—'tis tO-wirc ~th
quality, heavy firm and staunch.
'color and in Persian and Oriental efiects-—somc may be
Such rugs are even. They are close.
16.
s..;-l ‘-‘i
ssive patterns, rich
tseparated and used as medallions,—$5 to $16.50 yd.
l Tulle in beautiful evening shades, 72 inches wide—$2
[and $2.50 yd. 'l‘hey lie snugly
: Dainty cambric edges of 12-inch width and in special apd smooth on the floor. They are not hard to sweep or ff”:
c can. an?
{corset-cover width and patterns—45c to st yd. _ 1-,;
‘ Eyelet and solid cambric, edges, 6 inch, tasteful and . in the colors-and patterns'teady are some fitted espe- T,
iyarlcd pattems,-i9c and 25c yd. Clally for use in ltthg—or dining-room or bedroom. '
Cum we' ,0”. Bright and cheery, or quiet in tone:— a“;
, i
9 by 12 ft.—$29 to 3.9. 8 1/; by 101/2 ft.—$27. So. i
Tlutd fltor. I ’
x.
Chamoisette gloves
' are fine now.
'Just the right weight to bring a pleasing warmth. ““1
With much the appearance of doeskin—and all till ‘2‘;
. durability of a stout woven cotton fabric! ...l‘t-
my may be washed VIM him to finish or color. ’3;
W... .-
l Some. new good
1. books for boys.
Not namby-pamby affairs—but real live books for
live boys.
Sun of Quebec—J. A. Altsheler.
Cam-ding His GoaL—R. l-l. Barbour.
\
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up." _
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