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" 'a‘arqum wmmunminthedm "1”
u '
:5 can hm um “3 “m m °° , .
L . room there dancinyndrm .
if m m. entered until late in the evening. when
l' e to the dim
3 AT A REDUCED PRICE. 7 ’ . “flaw...““m‘fl? : most bountiful
if S Odd ~ roman Bury is-in Newton: oil: on at! delicious Jews: Am“! the
’3 «:7 Animus toda mm were: r.v an Ills. George
.. ome hats at . “*7: r , . 1 M. .1... M... a... .......
:3 o. . ———-———l m Cm
"- ‘1 Bea-man and Steinberg ~ have par. ..flr 1‘0 m Morals
M
g: A FUIJIJ LINE OF REGULAR SIZES chased and are using-a. newneo ton. Thought». M13398 13:13:: 10“ 3'25““
U
z “ and—a- wax-tex- express truck. we and 83 m:
f 12 5 , ‘1 ..r....__. 1 my. m Manama-1's. a.
if , ,. . , .4301“: forge! Goon W Cm} MW Mr. and H“ H A- semi’m'
" . d Red Mina Ruth Russell. and Mrs. Justine
3‘. ’ ‘ . _ 1 Party a Dance, Men’s Baa, lk. Mr and Mrs. .1.
A. These are all last year sSmts. Any new ' Wednesm eve-ms- W, BegfiPm... 511'... 301......
a a 1 .
2.: Ones W111 be max ked at $16.50. 01d Wen Commandery. No. 958. U. Grace Treat Helen P9392 “my 2""
14 0. G. 0.. will. meet this evening in thegl‘Y. Bhuche’ Wade. Gretchen .83- ,
BUY THEM NOW rooms in Davenport hall North Main Constance Doumuet: M“ Frede‘lck -
5 ' street. , Ream. F. Buckingham. C. E. Dour-
:5.=' 133.5 -——_-__a quot, Kenneth Banks. Miss Hanford
{:5 ~ _ = p 31‘ The final session , in the pinochle and Dorothy Banks, George Meeker,
i; - ‘ 1:21 tournament which has been running 01 Fairlleld and. Gmnflela Hill.
I v ~- , .
as in! for the past two months. will be held
" 1-— 7 ' '=“=' at toni ht’s meeun or Uncas Ti—I Miss Mary Shim”, daughter 0’
g. 80 Washington Street, South Nor-walk 511N0- 26,8," 0.12.1123 b" Mrs mm. sxmery of 11 sum
0 :33: . avenue, and. morass g! tGSLmerv'n;
9‘ r "' t: 2: :'.:: nuns: ;: 1:. ~7: ;:.::.:: ‘.:.~" ':' 7' “. .‘:~"" —-— . 31556990” were mar e a a
":47has}23-13::1zfil‘1~'::3=::3:;3;2:55:13:15!:13:13::v£i3:?3:i3tEv:‘33315:"? Goof 13h mac coal at my“ m church metrday'by REV-T W— Carey '
- ‘ M — Tho bridesmaid was Miss Marguerite
_ _ - The dance of the Y. M. H. A. will Powers. and the be“ m: Tum
! . _ _ .
qlwyfi'ggs 23,12};th W- Olmuead be held this evening at Ems Home. Sweeney of 31568990”-
: - ‘ ‘ . ' w are in Bridge South, Main street. Speldel’s orches-
> rt semng as aurymen in tbe special. tra. mrnishlng m‘ 5!: Roy White and ,Elbirt .Valeniine of ‘
'sesnion 015' the 91"“ Superior court ' South Norwalk. started last evening
T: mm ”mm. of Brooklyn, {OF which. opened this morning. Professor Frank 1;: Osborn on Fri- Ifor California. where they will makef
. U. 1111..- city. who spent the A b . _ day last. entertained a party of friends .their future home With Joel H. White. ' ‘
111‘ heu- as the guest of friends, usmess meeting and somal 05 the in Bridgeport with a most delightful 'who has been located in that state for
“fired to his home. 1'" Class Of the Norwalk M- E- eollection of card tricks and gther several months.
church will be held at 8 o'clock to— feats of magic.
1- .— pq-inn. or 55 Lorington ave. nightat the home of Miss Edith Soule, . Mrg. An-illa Williams. of Bay-vim"
,... 311111516" 10 the police, yesterday “Chestnut Hill avenue, Cranburyh --Don’t forget Smut Lani-61’s Card avenue. returned home yesterday,
.I: thal at about 3 o'clock I\ ll B l - Par“ and Dance REG Ken’s Hall, from New Haven. where she has been
. . 1 1; fin-a orr n-i'cvolvm'. the lml- 'evi e or ey. manager of RotOn Wednesday evening. 0. h -
(I 1 g his bcdioom. The malter Point. last evening announced that he I W megding two weeks t 9 guest at rela
; 1 g, ; 1ll\(*~ltlgllll0n. would purchase the uniforms for the There will be a two weeks’ mission ' ‘
Lockwood Baseball club. and donate held at St. Joseph‘s church stag-mg . ,
V I‘ my Foods Devlne Bros. them to the club: The members of next Sunday Evening. under the aus- Mr's. Walton'fioyt ,3? flzdfiang‘s
A the, club gave a rising vote of thanks piece of the Oblate Fathers, of Wash- of Bayview axenuc. ' ,sp 3 e
my, 7 p p”... 111.11 daughter mm. to Mr. Bailey for his generosity. inglon. D. c. The first week” will be week With M’S- Ham“ ‘3“ "new”
I P Kpcnt Sunday with Mr. and A exclusively for 'the women. and the 0! Brooklyn. New York.
- . 3mm], chestnut street, Dr. Robert M. Wolfe reported to the second week for men only: The . _
mpg-“11g, police last night that some small boys hours of the masses will be announc- “Mrs. Frank Milligzm and daughter
”had been'seen chasing a grey goose of Cd later. .‘B‘etty. of Newport. Pam are visiting
, , . . . his down South Main street. This a Mrs. R L. Baker. 2 Seymour stilt-ct.
- nM’~.T‘.S.SI . ..' . ‘ '
11 , (dehv “'ithnl'iylf (312;??qu {nodngng he reported that the goose Adelphian Lodge. No. 80. I. O. O.
. ‘ ‘ ‘ 1“ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ *' :a con ca lured. F.. of B id e rt, will a fraternal . -_ . . w A
,1 .« 'l1 (-l Cncslnut street. Second p v' - :3 ‘3‘ p01 d "$3397 I 0_ 0 MI'LVOY TABLOV POST MNQI ‘
‘ , isltto u or .0 39.1. .. . _ ‘66 Pl . i'
'1 < , ——Coal for next winter at Harris F.. tomorrow. Wednaniday evening. It “as ‘0‘ '1‘“ “.5 nigh 5 meet-
and Guns. and will confer “the first degree on 3. lug of Mulvoy- Tarlox Post. No. 603.
» “ your coal at H.1rrlsand Gans. A \ large class of candidates. This lodge V. I“. ‘V at 135 mcclillg held last
~————— A woman. said to have been intoxi- has the name or doing the best work night to hold a banquet in the Royal
'1 1 115-11 vor (‘irclc will mcct Wed- catcd. and in a helpless condition, was in the state. and it is expected that a James. and that an imitation be ex-
1.111 13th. with Mrs. L. m, reported to Patrolman John Smith. 1mg“ “umber 0‘ mpmbem 0‘ ‘h9100a1.1011dml to Governor Everett E. Lake.
-.1 1 \Ynf-‘higwgton swept, South last night. as having fallen into the ‘Odg" ““1 tum out to meet them A“ to attend the same. the date or the
.: .I'. 3 p, m. tguttcr on Loxington 3'“.an An in- Odd Fellows are welcome to attend. banquet being hold up until ’it is
vestigalion failed to disclose any trace A hinquet will be sened following the known just when Governor Lake can
Yr 1- ."1 find a vcry interesting list or the woman, howeyer.‘ \’ wor attend.
I d 191 0112K in A, J. Collins: (‘0. . ' Jos h Ni \locllcr was appointed
. . . . , . P1055 playing ball at the corner 0 . P . - 4 J
V, 1- ' “ I " “01 "dd one to 3°“? Sprint: and State streets and one wing Ex ION w EEKS chairmaniof (30- valjlfldlél 1333' Elma
' broke u.\\'ind0w. wore reported to 'thc 23:13.2“:2mkfiik $0: [lilac 1021:1319 on
, ..1 _ ‘. . police yesterday afgernoDn. They . L. r ' . . . , .
. .at lovscst prices. Harris and were warned by Patrolman John I 'hxo 111:» 'mcmbc-rs were admitted
Smith. and the boy who broke the ’ at last mahi s mellmg as wel ' ‘ .
v; Cr1c.1: 111111 Club will have fégdw ""0"“59“ t° some “1° (“‘m' (1:511:11 sermon ARSEMBLY.
. . l .1: 1hr wanlk Armory. this ‘ ' .
p m docidc or: the membership _ 1 ‘ . . r. . . _ AKRON, 0.. Apr“ 11—0"? ""1“ Anlcricanimtion and citizenship were
in ‘I--11:1 “‘hir‘k wan compete with (I‘vhm‘r‘e‘s of {he nmenmn $49310” was killed and six othcrs wcro injured ihc kcynolcs sounded in a. commenda-
Il.» . mm with Company I. F‘ivc men 1“”9 been cspccially fortunate m that this morning. when an explosion hlc and pleasing manner by section
:11: .-1;1 substilulr-r: will be chosen. both the» “9‘5““ ""d Palace tpcatrcs wrcckcd the ccmcnt house of thc Mill- 9-31 at the weekly ammbly of the
have pl‘onllsed part of the proceeds ' 1 v - . (“cuter Junior High school. yesterday
of ii p 1‘ A .1 _ l Icr Ru )ber Compan. . Officials of tin _ g Th 1 g'ng of “Th q‘
.‘311‘qennt .T, 11m- (11:: n v _I 1. ‘ 9“" °“““"°“S 0“ 1’” ‘3“ 1 at company estimated .1110 damagr t “‘mm“ ' e 5‘3. ‘.. f * “r
1_. mun-d 10 “king, I‘lzfcsjggifnrést}: iIolh theatres that (1413' to the Mcmor- l$g5_(,(m_ An investigation has bu. ll:i:11‘;1111:lcd tmnnk‘l‘. t?m(‘1‘l(;a. and
m with the New llawn road. that “‘1 I’M I “1‘“ 0f the Legion. “he Le"5l:1rl€>(i to determine tho causc Largo (1)23; "(pgemefit 2‘;me rgniamn ofpi’flsg
,._ f, “"15 ‘1‘ dangcrons hole in the gion mcmbcis and their fIiends an ‘quuntitieg of gasoline and clwmicwls' liphth gradgrs easilvpatga par with
- Ivan}: ltl\1cb:7l~;:.'1l\1;orl\du1111111111221. 11:; SP ling UL‘ kf tS . ‘ Evert? use? in liléis dcpartmcnt of the an: offered thus far An appreciative
mi go it. was prior-d in. position lls‘mbcrs of Old “'ell Hook and no on I is 8a . _ __ i23:1i.x'gggatglzugil‘ggnfgf‘tglndPfilpigofiég
'1 1119 help Imtil rcpairs could Ladder Company last night voted the DARIEN BARN l3 \(-r\ attractive and pleasant assem—
1 :r sum of 3.13 to aid one of the members‘ HIh pcriod. The complete program
.. . ‘ . who is~ In need. 'l‘hc matter of tho IS DESTROYED follows:
- . F]! ( rmn. Dcvino Bream boom tor U. \V. Harford._a.s secretary = Salute to the Flag and "Star Spangled
A ..Az of thc Slate. Fircmcn's Association, l.anncr"1—~School
was also (11801155011. Entertainment Continued from First page. “Duty and Value of Patrflotism"-—-
Mmahan’s Pine Tar BagS,
i
was also held, there being musical sc-
ion-lions. songs rind stories. Refresh-
ments were served as well. A num-
ber of committcc reports were receiv-
ed and acted Igpon.
J——————-
Past Commanders of Lady Palmer-
ton. Lady Jennings and Lady \Vash-
ine'lon Lodges held a. mecting‘ last
night. at the hem: of Mrs. James R.
Craig. ll Orchard street. and formed
a social Organization composed entire-
Moth Balls, N apthalene
Flake
Sliilson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
’JA
ly of past commamlors of the Shep-1
herds of Bethlehem. Sixteen express—
ed intcmions of joining the new or-
ganization. At a. later date. degrcc
will be takcn up by the association.
The nomination of officers was put
off until the next meeting on May 9.
x mmimmixni
- ‘_g~_1(_1l)r~, _
Your Responsibility
Will Outlive You
The burden . of. a
man’s responsibility for
the welfare of those dew
pendent upon him can-
not be laid down even'
at his death.
To provide 102' a. care-
ful and wise administra-
tion. of your affairs after
death. which includes the
protection of your \family
*and the proper education
of your children, you
must put your house in
order now.
The way to do this is
to make a will in which,
you can name this com»
pain” as your executor and
trustee Our experience,
feel that the man
with money has
the upper hand
in everything“,
why don’t you
$3 ve .up .some
money ? ‘
1 11.11”“; .111.
a
7‘”? are just as inter-
. barn.
bc-l'orc the fire had really bccn cylin—
guished. lie places his loss at 31,0410.
which sum was partially covered by
insurance.
.It is not known whclhcr or not Mr.
Rundle carried any insurance on the
'l‘hc citizens of Daricn are speaking
in complimentary terms of the_w0rk
done by the firemen and of the scrv-
icc pcrformed by ilic new apparatus.
, I f
" «HIM
his; 161” I
PEOPLE who look
to the right and
the left andahead
get ahead —- they
protect themselves
Jy protecting their
future. They Save!
The amount of" _.
Bach individual do- . '
posit they make}:
no! nearly as‘ 1.1.,
1 pertain as a sus-
_ tained and definite
: l i in helping you along , resources, facilities,’ and
v”; , \ ; perpetual existence
.1 a safe place to ac- . assure! a wise distribution
rmumto money and or manmment, of your
worldly possessions.
Son: intone! points
about wilt are“ rough!
on! in a booklet recently
hr the Trust.
‘ pony Division, Ameri- .
can“ Bankers Association.
We have copies for free
~ distribution. Oman you
_m use?
:9 .'1lc advice In 11191197
.ntar-lions as we are WP
“4-3.4 dr‘positor.
mulm‘ 1
”mu
2‘,
L "“er with any amount—e
I
I'1:1:I111‘
..
..1} s.
u
...
Jinn ‘i
..1...
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1
purpose to save a.
: part of every dollar
2 a: the dollars come
M w
The number of
games Accounts in
.thi‘a ban];- -is growing
9V9?! year-1t proof
of mildence in our-
Fryieotione. -. -' ::
x
walk M. E. church since reorganiza-
‘Vcstport avenue.
mom! will
WSW in the
m John W. Meeker entertained
mm W of her friends at her beam.
am June Bronson Avenue, Greek
on Saturday
WM!“
Ev'crclt Colbcrf.
"Thcn Men W'ho Make a State"——-Vin<
ccn Acquino. ;
P1 mo cleclwry-”KlanL Bennett.
“("itizcnshlp"—C‘lass of 8- 31.
"Our Flag"——-VVinifrcd Overthrow.
“Mollie Pitcher"——-E‘lcna Sciandonc.
"The American's Crecd"~—Ruih Jcn-
nor and class of 8-31.
"Just American"———-Albcrt Holly.
"America"———SchooL
.I
The first mecting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society of the Nor—
tion is being held this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Henry R. Smith. 27
Mrs. Clarence Scy-
speak on “Conditions in
Mexico.” .
You will find just the
I , A fine variety o£ the BEST.
E Rogers & Stevens
‘ago. Two previous plans had been
Rug that you have at-
- gdisplaywearenow
showing. It contains
hundreds of styles in
Brussels, AmmStei's,
Wiltonsa—evefi the lit-
tie rag Rug has not
been. overlooked.
CAN 1 EVINEV
mm GOODS
., 7'
comm under. that. beam—“m-
dons”!
Indispensabiea» they new, eve
one. Some for ,sewing. . ..m f
[13121301131 use. 1331' e‘i’w time-g ‘
selves, they fill large 1- 113.,
Little in cost“ 33.
themseem atfiutiiwulifi
too. Yet those little so '
quickly count up-rmdo large
$12.50 to $40935“
BOSTON BAGS
UMBRELLAS See film savingsz—i
Pei-nob Umbrems from on b 190-36 C001 cm whit. Min-b ribbon. daim 11: d
a .V I '
handle to cover .9, u“. k, m an. we. m a: m... .e
' ‘ Imprint cotton, whit. m and 8‘03"th tape, 14 to 3-4 inc Wu.
Wto$md 1% “we“ wzlde,—- me
~ Busting thread, 200 yd spook—— Cornet laces. tubular style. 5 yfl -7
1.. arse—a I 50. file do: loam— fir'm' ,
Neck band. for m shim g 5‘
dos.“ cloth. pad at back,
1.2% to 170—- .
Linen m M and whiter-
no. U0 El“ nu:
Button thread. blank and whom.—
So, no. dm Mlzmlé 11;}: with pad fl back.
, SEW: ilk. 50 yd spools.»- sll. ‘ to 1 ~- 1”
flax-walk andfionthltorwflk so. no don. nu: am or human hair, out 1;.-
' WI knitting bottom; 9°C a“ quoted. may shadea— .IIc (hm
W m “l“ 3%”,‘0'35: hair. .u‘ilé‘é‘iLm“ 133:3 :22.
‘ » a.“ m Gaming atom m Supon face will. block and colon-n;
MEAT PACKERS ' ° ' * an
“mm- 80.8.0110.
51%» mm “mm
“runaway-com
70.110?!”
chitin.
I2 Kc
Baa W 0! heavy
atrium——
PLAN ACCEPT. . Ell
Continued tram First. Pan 1 Nudist, mm: mm e make. now in m: 5 II '2?
e_----.. . Mbcmeena antiwar-m E of w"w
debts are to proceed to sell their stock machine m' In, all a m... -
with due diligence with reports of all Semi um.‘ 4 in m "9 3mm mm with not tom
sales submitted to the court for its
approval. These reports must contain '33}
the price and the name of the propos-
ed purchasers and must be accompan-
ied by affidavils that. the proposed
punchasefrs are in no way connected
with the defendants.
In the event that any of the stock.
remains unsold at the end of the. year,
the defendants may obtain an exton~
sion of time upon a showing made to
the court of diligence in their efforts
todispoaeo-ffhestockatafairand
reasonable price.
The properties‘ stock in which is to
be sold by the tw0 companies includ-
ed the Brighton Stock Yardg Com-
panv Brighton. Mass.
Agreement to dispose of their stock
lard interests was made by the pack-
on
Fine row win-P‘s Ire! top...
some with lace M! ~
1..
Mold baby mic.-
Tm measured. 60 inc“
Coiorite for dyeing
may shad...
Sun-ct an. M mh and dye
1
.~--- . 10
ll
mm. light. 3. also:
Hook. and eyes. 2 down on card.
dime-.mmorblack.
limiter-lee
Allison. hooks and eyes. card at 2
Mozm— 76. ad (amigo
Snap fasteners, black an w
“ Gem: don m some time. my
8 m Burning noodles
, need-lea.—
Cronl-Iet nestled, each.—
Steel scissor-I, each
v
and
teed. special hm which maid
with use and smoothna-i
mm
Alliance and Superba pins. 300 to
paper. 70. 3 for 30c
Dressmakers' pins in 1-4 in box.
ms‘EN5'—k1mtd ‘22?
So! in mo e a e s zen
2 urn-leg»y p " 40am, .3 for 100
Gumfled~coil unfety 40pins, 3 sizes on
8 and 9 ill-eh.—
Elanflc for W5 sockz— ”fl
Hump halmnsinalldm.—-
do”. 30»!—
Aurted hm ham—«-
“$3.310!”
w.—
crs in the consent decree filed with paper 7c 3 for 200
the District of Columbia,— Supreme Hook and eye tape black Mild Bone hairpins, good shape.— 8!:
court more than a year ago. Plans white,—- 19c yd $2 doz v s In:
under which the other of the "Big Sump fastener tam black and Wire hull-pins, black M'01- brown.
Five" packers are to dispose of their whitg— 190 34- $2 “03 “‘8 :egulllr or inevzl 19 st! .3 llur in».
stock were agreed upon some time 3-inl—— 43 [*8-
W machine oil.
‘ mg 1294 and 210
Skirt baking. shlaek or white, soft
submitted by Armour & Company.
or still finish: o
100 yd. 850 pc
but had been liked styles, good h‘fl'.80
and Swift & Company.
disapproved by the court after the 1% inch,—
Department of Justice filed objections 2 inch.—— 121:9 yd. 950 pc Clothes hangers of Mac
0 ' Boned cot‘lon belting black or enamel finish,—— d
to them. Skirt or trouser hamm—
Whit'v 1* ”Ch or 2 inch— Coal. and skirt combination
1% yd, 80c pc
MH‘LBM ISO‘YLER TENT. Wdered edging in loi of ors.—— h it ah ' 81
Ins-tinned in South Xurwalk by .‘Irs. pretty maxim $3.313: it’ds‘ 50 mums..— t ere e min b!!! ‘3
Grace .‘lunich. Sm“ Depart- white and colors— 10¢ Bos‘to“1 bags to, la bit": ..1)!“
mom l’rcsidont. tt (1 atterne——— 10!: Shoe ac es, I r .
do 9 'p 200 desired lengths.—— 3 m m
special fineness——
Rick Rack braid, sizes 17 to 33
plows or 3 and 4 yds. excellent
quality— 00
Bias seam. tame
Sleeve protectors, smooth black
amelqd finish .—
Toegmrds. protect star
and keen) them from wearing
Mellissa Fowler Tent. No. 11. was
instituted in G.’ A. R. hall on Wednes—
day evening. April 6th. the Tent being
fine lawn 6 yd
801
instituted by Mrs. Gracc Munich. State 1 to 6—-
Department President and her staff. pieoé 5:595 2 to 3... 10¢ Glme stretcher-s. convenient
The‘stafl consistcd of Mrs Bell Cur: stout cotton belting. stiff finish. firm—- ,
tiss, Mrs. Edith Green. \Irs Lizzie Mack and white: —— M a 4- “353mm wire. 3 yd pieces but]:
Enos. Mrs Pulner. Mrs. Maxy Kale. {,2}; iii—- Scyyd. 30 1; Bolton kits khaki color ‘2
Miss Janos. all from Bridgeport.
Visitors from other cities were Mrs.
Addie WOOd of New London. and Mrs.
Wu .lter Pchn, also from New London
Three members of Douglas Fowler
Post joined the Tent. A meeting will
be held tomorrow evening in G. A. R.
hall on \Vashlngton street. “lien all
members are requested to attend an}; _.
all (base “ishing to join are also in—
\'ith.
in white pink or
White tape in rolls of 3 3a?,—-«
Lingerie tape
blue, 6 yd piece with bodkin
8c
Main floor. rear.
THE DAN CER’S
DELIGHT
If you could only hear the
“011s,” and “Ahs,” and “Isn’t
bers of the 'Wclfare
Club. of the ast Noble Grands. of
Stamford, were entertained by the
members of Friendship Association.
No. 7. of this city. at Odd Fellows hall.
last evening. A regular busincss.
meeting- was held. followed‘bv an on- '
tertainment. The next Meeting or'
Friendship Association will be held
with Mrs. Robert Acton, High street.
on Tuesday, May 17th.
About 14 m
7 world,” Ithat we hear when our
customers hear these records,
you’ll lose no time in getting
. down to hear these hits.
‘ ‘ Avalon Tripoli -
7 _ Bright Eyes ‘ Oh Gee. 0h GOSH,
SWEAR OFF Feather Your Nest Sally
._ Camses __I "Nev er Knew
Broadway Rose —Honeydew
‘
$ 1.00 Down
Will Bring a VICTROLA to Your Home
1. Balance in Small _m Paymnts.
“Rolfe-Ban" has helped thousand!
to break the costly, nerve—chattering
tobacco habit. Whenever you have in
leasing tor-a m oil-r, pipe. or
for 9. chew, just place a hat-mien No-
16-18 SOUTH m WIRE-RT
STORE OPEN EVERY MG
If your. motor leaks on, or loses
(sinusoidal; pro-res your piston .
that-amour. Anchor GELW
WW will give amnion ~
ingmcrease or power. We MW].
elsewof‘GlLL or BUR!) Piston
hwrmmlngmelyand we am a supply of all sizes.
“ QUALITY
VerygoodndwowinenduvorHMW
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