il'
i
. M Nowell x. v. tenor who
m Db company will give 3 concert
.QIO L 0. O. F. llall Friday evening
3.6. )3. spent seven months over seas
dis-law as recent war. and had the
”use of sin'lng before in. so-
‘ “ “'sr t‘ounrll of Versailles
m0 also two appearances with
it company its a special attraction
‘ 0 Grand Opera. at Nice. The
‘ I Rt‘h'kflh Lodge.
0 0 O
—-Xeeler‘s are showing 1“ the
new anodes in silk stockings
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Tim. and .‘irs G. 8. Frederick of
,‘Jeflerson s'r'wt enh-rtnmed a party
‘ friends from i’anivllf‘)’ yesterday,
fiduding Mrs. A. Singer. formerly
firesident of long )‘vurs' standing in
“nth Nomalk. hvr son. John. and
It fiancee. Miss (‘hrlstinc Begg.
. O O O
I
1' ——.\lost iikv‘l\ _\ou can match those
new shoes “uh silk stockings at
Rulers Slice store.
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Charles “‘Irke. the popular pres-
i‘fllt of the Class of ‘.".‘ and life
.Itrd at Calf Pasture luach. left
Wednesday for kale utm-‘rsity. to
tshe up his first .wur studies there.
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-—You can sue umnry lry buying
dlk stoeklnes at Kiel- r‘s.
. O C
‘ A large hum! IT 1»! il' kt is for the
boxing show (*f ll‘-‘ 8.15"“ 10 be
held at the .\'urt\.iik .\i‘tl"li")‘ Mon-
day has lmu purchnsnl lizv' Charles
I. Harris. t-"-_-:~'.‘r.t if the glass
manufacturir...‘ rcmpnny on Main
‘rwt “m, Wumm. u: r4 slIlL‘l’it of i able to be about again.
fiorwalk. I . . .
. ' ‘ i Mr. Raymond Shalvoy of 75 Cedar
”win. 1 nun-l. irm !. Zn‘ti shop- st. proprietor of Andrew Davey's
mm: M“. ‘3‘.”va mr- >‘lf‘;‘j‘v. iStore on Cedar St.. has recovered
‘, . . . 1suf‘l‘iciently to return to his work.
~The p031...“ M Snnogyaphir in after having been confined to his
the “up“. )l.v“,.f;1rynr|:ig com-«h4‘me for several days with the
“fly. “ml ~‘.'>-l. “hich Miss t'e- RUDD”-
tile in...» .; a .r 7 Hill street rm; ‘ ‘ ‘
silned 5.1“.rli i is l-rn tillv'd by Police Sergeant Bryan Silk has
Miss mm,“ ,- “not” . u, :purchssed a. new Reo Sedan.
”I . . . ‘ s e s
:‘PMW. u. 1., 1,. .. w. 1.1 of 3 (‘.in- William H. McPherson has been
“i,” 5.1.“. .x ‘ ‘ 4 ... n i;.;- s. hunt of' made station agent at \Vcstport. suc—
rum; ii..»! '.~ innrtfiug. For]
imllrl‘w'l n A " 1'7'1fl
\ t»‘1'x‘...iw- % is iwn installed in.i
the "r l? r‘
‘1" .\r ’l :"
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—-—iluv your \ intro“ fit Donnell)":
en cnsy Week‘y payments. Store opcn
evenings 1mm 5 p. in. [New Haven. and Hartford Railroad.
: 1,10 illnnou r: turns Saturday “1th;
I‘ho otlr. r .‘.. runik toys from Fort1
‘Zil‘Vl'l. Viruliii I. il‘Hill lliv (in! any
lual uni iuipunut of tho l'J‘Jnd Ar-l
tillery l'nllliul 'l'r.iiu. lie writeul
that ho is l taint: ti great time“
‘ C I V
» -—ii.irris a. (Line. That's all.
O O C ‘ ‘
Anna l7. .\iV'i..lIl'rLiliiil is tuning I
Mdv'ucc irillii on Newtowu menuv.
'0 C C ,1
The Calf i'isture Life Guards will
meet. for tim inst timv of the season
fest Sunday i‘. tinc'ucathchs illi-
eruiviv.
i O I
~1l..rr.s it (lam. That's all.
I O C ~
.‘ir and Mt i. Howard it. I‘lell,
0! \':In imrrvi .l'»r'.m'. tiltir imluy
boy. .iil‘i .\lr~. .\. i‘l\i-l’l of (,‘.itskill.l
K. Y. l-'t \\. iii- «luv for it long'
motor mp 1.. \ ”tram. 'l‘h- y inti-iul~
to ship .lr i'hilml- lplzifl. to \lsit with
(ripn'i-‘w
» D C .
.-—llarxi.- ti.- (Inns. That's all. ,
‘ U 0 I ‘
Richard .1. t'Irroll of 33 Spring‘
Hill mi mi» \xho illifl ivrvn contincd
to the .\('i".\. k i-‘rlll'li for the past
two Wt't'ks ui'ti .. broken leg. is re-
POrtvd to i-t rlumu :lively.
C I O
—Eycs cvaminml and glasses tit.-
ted. it. A. liizwiirt. Jewcxr.
C O .
Miss Millilwut truck of Summer
street is t'ilitl'ililliln’g friends from
Bridgeport.
s O s
-.\'ol: t: v: x 1 mpg r.t O'Brien's.
O C .
Theodore lll‘milerlon of Spring
Hill I‘v’tfliii) and his fiancee. Miss
Rose KM); p- n «r \Vestport enter-
tained fri' i‘ni.‘ n? a theatre party in
Stamford \i'v l'w *4 1 cc ucnlng.
s O 0
Miss l.orr"i “in h is spending
the \V’f‘tk-kl‘id in l‘..nhury.
I O O
—i\'cel°r's Filo» store nor carries
the "Gotham (loll Stripe stockings."
O I O
t". Mr. and MN. 'lroy..ino and family
of Chripol (‘rr 2 lzlfrltil'v'i to Putnam
park 1hr rth-vr day and had an en-
Joyahlo trip.
0 I .
Mrs. L. i‘, \ilrrill of 17 Taylor
nvcnuo 9pm.: \\'wlnlsday in New
Ytif‘k.
s t O
The rrw ‘,- -~.v .. ~r- . lr'i on Spring
Hill ant-u .c by ti r- Runes Building
I‘o i'ir Ma. .~. l:..:-<ko\lch .is near-
ing ronm . 'l- n. and will he rcad)‘
for 0' '21an . in '\\o “-rks. l
O l C
Adam luv u of Catskill. N. Y.. b
visiting “'illlrilil A. Gray and im-
lly of _"- \an litirvn nvrnue.
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Vonrnl it I"l>"v’ of Svavicw avenue
sprnt )tsf-rcidt‘ ll'l .\'vw York city.
7 s C .
£er anti Mn in. st. r Andrews of .
1 \r r atr- vt . m- named at I
hide» p :r‘v yo-t- rrlay. Among those
won-m \s-re Mr. and Mrs. George
L. Npuuliiing. Mr. anti Mrs. \Villiani
“\Illhfl and Mr. and Mrs. Doug- avenue
In Jones. 'l‘iu priz». a prettily dec-
orated scorn slate, was won by
In. Sprivilxling.
Misses Margaret. E. O'Reilly. Flor-
nee Lew. Catherine and Sarah
Riordan of the class of '24. Norwalh
Wat experiences.
s s s ’
“lod ll. Knowles has just pur-
chased a new Studebaker coupe.
I
m my». in. resigned his posi~ The body of hosting Mono
tia- with the South Norwaik Trust aged eight. of Cromwell: was recov-
0... and accepted a position with end Inn-WM
tboltandard Oil Co., at W. o m h "
. , . . . .
iflsven J. Rey-.1“ Mr,“
_ _Muaolovuoshlseusrfll
, M Av
,4 ,1“, 0'. nose 1,... fi.
’ M t "' M.“ 945% i, 9
l
“’0 lire-.4
1c... Briefs‘
0" u... .\l irxurvt Lucy of ; ”0‘3"“ 0““?9-
i Q'Qoi‘y Boulevard.
,repalring shop in the Naggy build-
I Miss Frances Wright of Flirfleld
. . . avenue and Miss Jessie Tyrell of Ely
avenue will Ipend thls week-end with
‘,
through tho local agents.
hired 'in' an automobile accident. was
resting quits comfortably. but is
not yet able to get out of bed.
ed a new Moon touring car.
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West Ave. is being resurfaced. Tho
covering being put on prevents the
rain from getting down into the
Wooden blocks and forcing them out
when it freezes. T. F. Foley Co..
lnc.. is doing the work. They start at
North Main street.
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Miss Florence T. Mitchell is as-
sisting in the Tax Collector's Office
in the City Hall.
0 O O
C. Bradley of the New Edglsnd
Boat “York. has taken down the life
rings that. he gave the Red Cross
for use at Bell Island and Calf
Pasture to store thqn for the win-
to . . . .
Mr. and Mrs. 14:13. Tripp and
Mrs. Village motored to Redding
Ridge Wednesday evening and visit-
ed at the home of friends there.
O O O
i P. J. Davey is slowly recovering
‘from injuries received in an auto-
mobile accident on the Post Road
tufow weeks ago. Mr. Davey is now
m-mling Harry Ldutcrbach. who was
rrt-ently appointed freight agent at
.i’ortchcster. Mr. McPherosn was
formerly a clerk in the Nor-walk
Edward G. Aiken. fq-ruerly of
Noru'qik. has been appointed pass-
enger Gain master of the New York.
with offices at Grand Central Ter-
minal. He was formerly assistant
train master. and succeeds H. J.
ilvynolds, the newly appointed as-
sistant superintendent of the rail-
road. 3
O O 0
;Robert E. Kane of Pocatcllo. lda-
hp.!is' visiting Donald Corridon. of
O O 0
The hose wagon in the Central
c.8ption is ready for service
Ii. flier having been given a coat
of paint.
I s e s
lira. L. 8. Abbott of 83 “‘all St.,
hampurchascd a. new Chevrolet Sc~
do: from the local agents.
0 O 0
Mrs. T. J. McMahon of Cedar St.,
was taken to the Norwalk Hospiatl
yesterday morning for a. very serious
operation.
O O 0
Mr. Bernard O'Hara of East Nor~
walk has resigned hi‘ position in
James Butler's Store and will be
manager of A. F. Beckman's Store.
He will take the place of Neil
Sweeney. who has recently been ap-
pointed to the police force.
0 O 0
Postal cards have been received
by local friends of Tax Commissioner
Thomas Baleom who is vacation~
ing in “'estfield. Mars.
0 O 0
John Milne, First District com-
missioner, who is attending the New
Lngiand District convention in
Swampscottp Mass. is remembering
friends with postal cards.
0 O 0
Herbert Horn. J. Crozier and Al-
bert Smith are today enjoying an
automobile trip over Bear Mountain.
o o
The condition of Louis Wolfe of
Taylor place whose lingers were
ciushcd in a machine while at work
in the Nash Engineering company.
is reported as much improved
0 O 0
Stephen Evan has purchased a
house on “'oodward avenue from
William Baylia.
O O O
‘Villiam Lynch has resigned his
position with the O'Connor Taxi
company.
0 O 0
Louis Mackay. John Lsndy, Au~
drew Gsdoci and John Evan of
springwood motored to Bridgeport.
yesterday. ~
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stocs of 28 Cliff
street are having their house re-
painted.
o o o on the Post road and Maple 'venue.
known as the Darien flats, will be
held twice daily at 2:30 and 6:10 P.
M. This will open up another beauti-
ful section of Darlen. '
Miss Ruth Wilson. bliss Anna. Trit-
schay of Lowe street and Miss Jessie
Tyrell of Ely avenue motored to Port
Chester, yesterday.
0 I 0
Arthur Tyrell jr., of Ely avenue
will spend the week-end with friends
in Yonkers, N. Y.
Carlo Kraut: has opened a shoe
and Personal Mentio
agent in Bowman. recon"! 9"" EAST NORWALK I
chased s new Cadillac phaeton.
O O O
In- Harriett noes. who was in-
taken to her home from the Stain- ' '
ford Hospital Wednesday. She is . ' .ARM AT PLAY
l' .
0
Louis J. Ven.eaia. ha: just purchas- Doris Baxter Taken to
to making articles for the needy.
O
tract.
Roger and Gladys. of East Norwalk
. . . visited with Mrs. Thoele's mother.
Mrs. N. s. Finch of Highland avo-
nue. one day lam week.
(a.
CiilLDBREAKS
Hospital—E. N.’ Im-
provement A as ’ n .
Bazaar has .a Fin'e
Opening —- Card Par-
ty this Afternoon
Mrs. Edward Harri} of Stamford.
formerly of the Third diskict visit-
ed friends in East Nor-wail: yester-
day.
O 0 O
Doris 8-year-old daughter of Mr.
and M Thomas Baxter of Osborne
avvluo hile playing with a few of
he!- girl friends at the Muvin school
during the morning recess yester-
day. broke her arm when she tripped
and fell dandlng on the left side of
her body. She was taken home and
from there to the Norwalk hospital
where the arm is being set. Her coa-
ditlon is not serious.
0 0 0
Lynn Knapp of Betts place. son
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Knapp, has pur-
chased a new duck boat from Horace
Keyworth.
0 0 0
Thurston Bates is driving his Oak-
land automobile around cnce more
after having made extensive repairs
on it.
C 0 0
Joseph Collins of Benedict street
has been admitted to the Norwalk
hospital for treatment of a general
run down condition.
I O 0
The East Norwalk Improvement
Association opened its power 1191
evening and it was well attended
considering the inclemency of the
weather. The alfalr had a success-
ful and promising start. The supper
which started at 5:30 and lasted un-
“A 5:30. was enjoyed by many and
it was moehimml "a corklng good‘?
meal" Dancing was the feature from
mm in new york; "
O O O
is to be this auctioneer. _..- .-. .
CUM-lit, .
st. '
CW.
see
yesterdsy.
s s . o
The Town Court openedyestcrday
with. Deputy Judge Aduns on the
I'resecutor. The first case was that
of John Deriian of Perth Amboy N.
J who was charged with driving a
car while under the influ ace of :i
quor and for reckless dr ng. 0n
the first charge he was fined $100.
snd sentenced to 30 days in jail. (‘n
the second charge he was fined :50.
Dorijan pleaded not guilty and ap—
pealed the case. He was released on
$600 bond. Amagasta Pierfectio of
132 Lake street Tuckeho. N. J., was
When held up by an officer for driv-
ing too fast and asked for registra-
tion papers it was found that the
tion was that the engine had recently
been repaired and a new block had
been put in. The court was of the
opinion that this was a. case of care-n
lessness and the case was nailed on
the payment of costs. 810.52.-8ubos-
eiano Krept‘ of 295 Willis 'avenue.
Bronx. N. Y. imprOpe'r registration.
“rhea stopped for fast driving and
and the case was nailed on tho pav-
ment of costs. 810.52.
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Mr. and Me. John Gilbertle have
returned from their wedding trip.
and are now at home in their recent-
ly purchased home on Compoetrect.
10 o‘rim-k lintiL closing time.. Music
was furnished by Mrs. Sniffen‘s or-
chtstra. About 150 people ware
present. They also kept the various
booth keepers busy with their pat-
ronage. The mystery booth was cs-
peeially lnvning with its prettily
wrapped packages and many of them
quite large, A card party is being
hclll this at moon .in the Hall. The
this evening. A large crowd is ex-
pected to attend tonight.
ntle yesterday. Mrl. Callingson lived
in Norwalk for a short time about 3
years ago and has quite a few friends
ther 0n Cove avcnue.
C O O
of Putnam avenue. will visit friends
in llantom Lake over the week-cud.
motored to Bridgeport recently on
business.
Mrs. Mabel Ariel] of 21 Rowan
street spent yesterday with her aunt.
1 DARIEN .
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scofleld of
Leroy avenue are expected mine to-
morrow from Oris Island. Maine.
where they have been guiding the
summer.
0 0 0
Benjamin Weed of Noroton
Heights will attend Hitchkiss school
this winter.
0 O 0
Miss Ruth Scribner of West are
nue visited with friends in Hartford -
on Sunday.
0 I O
The Junior league of St. Luke's
church will hold a. meeting Frlmy
at 3 P. M. The time will be given
0 0
Mrs. John Fairbanks of Old
King's Highway is having a bath-
room installed in her house. Mr.
Shady. local plumber, has the con-
. O O 0
On September 21 till September
24 a public auction of building lots
Mrs. Herman Thocie and children.
ing on Lexington avenue.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. S. Felnsod have mov-
ed rinto their new home It 27 -Ely
relatives in New York city.
0 O O
Mrs. Salmon have returned from a'
s s s week's visit to Boston. While there
Judge Salmon attended a conference
or the directors of American Prisons.
O
dian Art at the Westport Public u.
- T it ~ '
m “hm" mm ”mo" at Center ".nzdyfiein’ofummazthu ro- brary will be continued until tensor-g
”M“ ”""‘""" “n" rt“110d men! Brothers and taken one sloth $333 to. "em“
» era the parents of a. baby bonus-g,
no" Daily of Westport, .
canon in Wanton, mm.
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WESTPORT
Judg‘c Frederick M."8tlnion and
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The Exhibition of Mexican audits-.4 ‘
O I 0
lb. and lira. Aoquinis of Km
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Inna'rryOrthismdlng ha y...
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Olive 3 -
in this Vicinity. won first prize and Mrs. Arthur As-
. 0 0 key captured second. Those present .
Joseph Toomey of Baltimore. were Mrs. Olive Raid. firs} Helen,
Maryland. formerly of the Second Rinehari. Mrs. Arthur A!key. gut.
district. has returned to his home Hoag. Mrs. “'Lirthman. Mrs. Steurer
after a two months' visit with his'fa- and Mrs. Page.
cuping the Wllow Cottage for a. two
weeks stay.
\ o o s _
Mr. and Mrs. Fuler and family
have returned to their Shippan
Point Home. -
I O O
.‘_.
n
s s '0 . ‘3 r W,
Mrs. Selchow Lia-nined at
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Miss Elizabeth Plait has returned
Miss Charlotte Jarvis of Seav‘icw to the Connecticut College where
avenue and Miss Eugenie McMahon she will resume her studies.
sister.
0 O
Harbor View is getting more quiet‘
Mrs. Thomas White in \‘Vcstport. day by day. The chief topic of con-.
versation is the increase cost. of
commuting. ‘
There. will be an auction at the
narrow. ban on our Holiday and
Wednesday“ imam AJ‘Dtrrc'w
David Proctor and mother have
taken one of the Thomas cottages on
Compo street. Hr. Proctor is the
manager of the Keith and Proctor
snag!!!“ ‘ .
(y! returds rsvingot-its‘ beach. ”~ '
O O O '
Harry Held losves for
Thursday. ~
' arr. ud‘Mii‘Wimmi Coley no“
moving to Bridgeport the lot of Oct-
Mrs. Winifred Kemper of Grbeni
field Hill were ‘vi‘tors in Westport
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walsh are to
occupy the W'llliard 8. Adams house
on Ststs street this wineer. T2. houzter
has been occupied this summer by
r. and Mrs. Turk of New York city.»
Dr. and Mrs. Turclr and family urn:
militias school in‘xoryan.
0 0. .—
dlcny Harbor View’ folks luvs
motored to Sound View Beach to
view the a: palatial home of Ir.
rgs suction. Each par-
. O O O
dos ‘ than is attending the
Greenwi In High School.
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John Potter purchased the Napier
Cotta‘e which makes him the owner
of three houses on the beach. Mr.
Potter-ls an ardent believer in Har-
bor View property.
Support the arch,
n’t prep it u
Special or... Work
’ BEADS
OfAll Descriptions Rostrum
college
for Women
returning to New York October first.
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beach and Joseph Morton acting as
charged with improper registration. .
registration did not agree with the;
number on the engine. The explanu. ..
for registration he said he had none. }
Later he found his registration paper
r
, HARBoa VIElW l
Mr. and Mrs. Yule "are now oc» .
Mr. and Mrs. “'ilfred Cousins and ':
doors were pencil at 2 o’clock and son Wilfred Jr.. have returned to :
Will remain open until closing time their New York home. _
O O O i
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rihehart will
‘ ‘ ’ leave on Saturday for a two weeks
Elks. Josephine Callingson of New- sta’y in Beston. They will make the
ark. visited friends in Seaview avc- trip by automobile! : .. {r . st s is»
‘ 1
Mrs. Charles Smith has returned
0 O 0 from Long Island where she had
Howard Beers of Cottage street been visitinx it"
Mrs. Olive Halli entertained at"
0 0 0 cards Thursday afternoon. 2
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mind an m In real
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G-sbe-‘thI—Mfls-I
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Vac-grammars
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al lbs ed:
rust-"gum and 2:. i. d'st-p"'-=
VnsrfldS-lflss-d
Mbmafl
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l-IisI-d h“
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muss: winawsos. or.
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Atkins Jewelry
188 Washington Street
South not-walk
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127:1..me andyou
ulthmgmmcouafwcip
caulking, ' Mabel-before.
KEELER’S SHOE STORE
Washington St.
OUT PLATES
extractions. no
matter how difficult. by N894»-
Minlt. I also doboth fixed and
dges at reasonable
Ido pain
removable bri
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WINDOW SHADE
MADE TO ORDER
DUPLEX OPAQUE
LON SDALE LINEN
TODAY IS THE DAY
On Which You Can Hear the
New Victor Records for
This Week
. Somers & Somers
Paints — Window Shades — GET-cs — IT"? ?.::r
8 Railroad' Ave.
—-—“o—
The HAMILTON SHOP
Allows you to my.
b8“ 0f )‘(er 5L.._:4N
intended.
The corset-ilk
devicg gives r: 4!
Gunport to my.- r93
The shoe loll}. f and ii ..
because Vii
iblc shoes.
So. Norm-3.2;, Ci.
WATER moot
FLAT rmsa
.50. - x ' if;
. 49 Wall Street . POULTRY SUPPLIES or ALL 1222:;
madman rams ‘ In large or Small tevarw» ~
GI“, Sheik. Food (hopper-E Drini . ' . ;,
Sci-std: Ms. Dry Mash. “‘hcle Graiii-. um. .: l :.
cannons—ran YER)“: kl! : :- .i-‘.:"
'All of the SW Poultry RC‘fllt‘il.l'~ .m...’
BROWER & MALONE ‘EED‘be
48 MAIN STREET.
'Nmumn. New York City
TE! 13. wmxwma 00. . .
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' ‘ enjoy the complacency or 5!:
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