.m--
., and Hrs. R. Hillier and
tar and Mr. and Mrs. A. Ehr-
ck and family motored to Hart-
yesterday.
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it. and Mrs. Joseph Morelll. of
blur street, are in New York city
3- They are attending the m-
“f l of Iirs. Morolti's mothm who
m Baturda .
L! y 0 I O
:3 ~llarris s Gains. That's all
‘3 s s s
3 Arthur Jones. 0! Greenwich. told
{to police Saturday that ho was drlv-
his automobile on Main street
struck a collie dog. The animal
W taksn care or by its owncr.
D O 0
~Mr. as Mrs. John Reynolds or at
Burnt. avenue. crlcbrutcd their 20th
ddlng anniversary 3 Saturday at
their home. About 50 of their friends
gathered to make/the day a happy
‘ Ono. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds received
[walk hospltul.
litre“ motorcd to the Danbury
3
.3 ridgqxnt u... lilt {go-oi m illl «ttllll.
.«qap- .
many congratulations upon their art-
nivcrsary. Guests were prosont 'rom
Bridgeport, New York and other
0 9 O
The Women‘s Association or iii"
South Notwalk Baptist church will
hold. its meeting chnvsdm after-
noon at tho. homo of Mrs. G. F‘ Wa-
tsrs at Hickory Bluff to sew. Troiloy
cars will icav-e Monroe street at 1:20
and " o'clock,
u
i’ -—lluy your Victrom nl nOflnP'iy'i
on sally weekly paymnnts. S'orc opcr
tunings until it p m
.. O O O
2 Mr. and Mrs. l-zllcztr Smith of
endow rirvet urn t-ntt-rtninlng Mr
mltli's (attics. Calvin Smith of
fioonton. N. J.
.' o s o
53 Mrs. Fred Sconcld, sr.. and her
ddaughlor Mlldrcd Scoflcld, 0!
4 ashington strct-t Worn among ”'10
.orwmk rcsillt-nts who altclldo-d tlw
pallbury iralr Friday.
. O O c
I: William Norman of Elizahcih
finct has rt‘SUHlt'tl his dutics with
:{its Lockwood lllllllltln-turinc com-
: ny nftl-r twill); ill nt his home for
. mo timv.
, a o s
a -Hnrris 5 Guns That's all
' o s s
.1 Mrs. Louisa llilzu or l,o~xlligton
"venuc is visiting \tlth rlllllnvs in
l‘iltiflt'llt'ltl.
Is
I‘
I: Mr. (Lilli Mn, .llltllt‘r' Monrthun itllli
.tamily of lltlrllaink sin-rt motorrd lo
pnnbtlry Friday and llllllltlvd til'
fair.
., s s
Elliiss Julia Smith of “onion «tn-ll
“lent ilil» vuwk ill Nl-tv ‘i'Ilrk citt.
fighcro she altcndl-d u lil'l'r'n'lllflnt‘t'.
;.f "lflttltnmlt" at it..- I-.;-.~.3..n- lhn"
_,tcr. in which “in: ilt'll‘ll Smith. :1
'Worfinlk girl .lppt-un
.. s o s
is
-. —-ilarrts S: Guns l‘lm‘s :lll
. I O
as
:3 Mi“ iitlic b'muil illlll Mas: Hull-l.
“CIT! 0i ijtlllluli tilt - L .tttt'liua‘d iiit
bury i‘.lli". Hull Hull .
s a .
"L‘uillillbfl
Miss
Mu l gun-l
1 Juli“ i‘ultl- iillm
3 ,
llm \\4 l K 1 lid.
.bii cl.
nu lllll'it', .‘iilti
'9! Li) ilHlltit- c..-t
t
, s s s
.. ’
1': Frank KliltO-in cl Lo Lanny».
t’ttlnuu spout lilo Watth-t‘nti a; tm
"Ui‘ai ill iiiilliv ,. .ll .\lw tlllli "ll_'..
1: ~ .» l
‘1 Mr. and {.lvr. i‘ la .'.l..:'f-l iii:
' l!‘
: \lll,..-lil . . .' .i.il| .‘-ll. itllti lint.
; armpit t l...l l.. .‘Ilttl lliuith-i
; iilltii I l-lv.t
,,.....
it't-iili’. nun-tr the)
lyilltt'd wlth llil'n'is,
r ’ 0 .
.‘ Jilin-‘5 .‘.!:._- . .ll... lull. h‘ltvphr”
hf i:,i'll‘.l~.iv ml at l . ',_ ..-» u . l in -~'.\
Ymk t'li). \lilrll' lhrv :lv'rll tllv
F,” . tilll l H. . , -
-. . -
“; (ll-org. um‘l Valium Ladia)‘ nl
flaunt“ u n. .a- l mu nt t mllurr- in
prlngwoml.
s s s
. and Mrs. if'nt's'u-r K. iélW‘l‘a'llCI‘
.3 li;in|~\0()ll :th'nHl‘, lit the Nor-
The mollirr is doing
nicely.
I. I 0
Miss lluzvl Stlnllon qt lllultunuz
Itrccl hm. rumgm-d iil'i‘ position with
the it. & G. ("Orsi-l company.
0 C O
Michal-l Olcan of Filtxdiill
is haunt: his house rc-modclt-d.
O O O
'0 '1']
Mrs. J. i-‘oinsod of Ely utenuu was
1 recent \isilor in New York city.
0 O I
Mrs. Course. Gugmy of Jefferson
intrect has rt-signcll lu-r position with
*lhc it. 3:. t}. Cora-3t company.
0 O u
—-Leorn the liltvht_dilll€tlfl. "Pol-
s" Now open. 'l‘clvphuno 2227.
O C U _
Mr. and Mrs. T. Fluke of 55 Mum
ll‘alr
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Libertino cl
We stroct were recent visitors in
swark. N. J.
O 0
Malcolm Dance of Austin avenue
as resigned his position with tho.
{Jacob's shoc- company.
0 O 0
Miss Helen Duff 0! Main street at-
nded the Danbury Fair, last week.
a s s
Mr .and Mrs. Coleman and John
von visited the Dnnbury Fair 'ast
colt.
. s
; --New goods for wedding and
'eristnias gins being received daily.
illa Gift Shoppe.
O O 0
Stephen Cliuntos and “falter Blim-
lt were trong tho local people
ho attsndvll the Danhury Fair, last
0 O O
Professor Leon 8. Fish of thc
- m school and Mrs. Fish re-
F‘riday from a two wwks’
- trip to Montreal, Quebec and
Bagucnny returning by way of
Green mountains and Lake
r30.
0 O C
The October meeting of tho
~~ tsosvor circle will be held at
_ Inc 0! Mrs. Henry flonrnsn.
' view avenue. Tuscany prior-
at 2:13 o'clock.
O O O
m Freda Jakobl and Chariot!
. oi Danbury were guests of
in town ”shim
.
City and.“ ’1
oi"
‘ ‘ . l
_ A son “us turn i‘l‘liit‘l)‘ cvt-nmg in.
@1261 Boson-
.owe street. have «still- guest I“.
[tore Jellette oi Bridgeport.
O t 0
Members 0! WWW Council.
No. 31. Dsgres of Pocahontas. I. 0.
R. M., will spiny a straw ride to
‘Danbury tonight. They will visit
the Dnnbury council and witncss the
initiation of a class of candidates.
0 O I
Miss Ruth Dipload or West avenue
is visiting triends in Indiana.
0 O 0
Mrs. M. Lynos 0t 34 Horton street
has returned to her home after a
week's visit with relatives in New
York City.
a s s .
13. Ward of New York City is
sojourning at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Philip l’rcndergast of Spring-
hill avenue.
0 s 0
Mr. and Mrs. Patter and family of
Van Buren avenue motored to the
Danbury Fair Saturday.
0 C O
Mr. and Mrs. Geddes and son Ra.
hert have changed their- residence
from Van Burt-n avenue to 2 Brush
street.
The first meeting or Clover Lent
Troop No. 1, Norwalk Girl Scoutu.
has horn (‘aiit‘d by Miss Margaret it.
Jcnnlngs of Covc avenue, to be held
In the Norwalk High school as-
ucmhiy.
O
GeraldLyncs o! Horton street has
ill‘t‘n admitted to the Post Graduate
0 O
lloapltnl in New York City, for
lroalmt-nt.
O O O
Misses Helen Dccrlng and Alice
’l'oonv, nccompnnicd by Rubi-rt Hov-
l~rsll~y and “'illimn Rogers. motored
to Bridgeport. Friday to witness the
performance at Polis' theatre.
- O I 0
Mrs. H. But-klr‘y of. Van Burt-n
iLVt'nul‘ spent the Week—end in New
York City.
0 .
John l‘onroy or Black Rock nut! in
party of local young man, motored to
llnnllury last Friday PVC-nil": and at-
it’lltit'd thl: Mclincllt-y dancc at the
armory.
O O
O C O
O O O
his bum" in ilililflll’tl
tune: it i'vtv llltys in town as the KU"!( ‘ “15‘1”“: 3., 3.3-...” :..r inulm‘u‘d 0!-
“ hm “hr-"Wt. . . 5 .tll.:.-‘.. 'l -... h»- lll alum-l: u!
Mrs. J. l'ltl-‘ll' y lms l‘« lut‘m .l ‘ul . ”In. .3 ii no.4, u. 1.3: (,Ji’lltll til"
ill-3r humv lift-r :l fl‘\\’ days' visit’ W‘- m “1‘ ““3“. ailithiu t "q 6"
'.\llll r. Irii'lv-H in .‘~‘- w York City. |’\”“"”‘"¢n Lemon.
i s s s l ‘ ' ' 0
Mr. null 31” i‘lli‘drr and Hm: Miss Sitl'ia. tinting-tr oi llil'ersillt
M WIN. l' (if it‘ll; N. Y . 5p. "1 lhl‘ | 'l-s’I‘lll‘ all: ui'. d the ulddln‘ 0i “inf
nt 1:4 ml at "l' hnmc of Mr. and ; . l. I) ll--ll- l..l;. man: and 7.\lr ruin“
titan. L. Sl1.lw3.: .;;,' of Blond ltrmt. 1m .\u.\‘.':llit ‘1.l:tl..l::,\ nit: :nm ii. “is:
I ' ' ’ : Raymond and Mr. Flilow were mar-
Mirls Mollit" i'l‘it‘" has returnt'd in ..mi in tlu' South .‘(ol‘wttlk Mrl'mdls'
lhcr home on Yun tlurl n nv-rnuc ltf- “hutch lit 4 o‘clock P- m. 5““ Ruth
r a lo w d:l;.s' visit with tolatives in
’ at York t lly.
O
O 0
Mr. Frcd Jln-s and son Donald
1 llpr‘Lngh.“ . lit' haw.- returned
.n ihl‘lr hum - of l r .. l w days’ visit
é'. '.
i
lit l‘villt‘lt s 'n York.
O O .
.‘ll‘. :ll‘,-l .‘\ll‘ 'li‘i {until
.1 i-lullp ‘I l‘i :' In; \.:4'.l ll.
t thl- lum ._ and Mrs. M
‘.i\.:$\‘n1 of Low ,-. :-t.
O O .
Among lhl- Emu? v nltut‘s at til-v
:htzl‘y "inir :- whiny were Mr.
.v‘l it: 'ne 1,. s; .‘:.h r.) oi Sillurl
iii . Mrs. J lllzr'k‘ly of Nrw
‘l' :t'm ut‘ ntzv, duck Kt'clt‘y 0!
'l-u..lt uvvnuc, tirncs Broiherton o!
)‘i‘il int.“ nvl nun
' .Zlu Mulvuy :tnli .lnmt‘n Rowan of
, ll. t'um t'..l'tli Liz)”. and l‘out‘t‘ Co.
inn. and Mrs. ii. t'orm. Mrs. Han-
u'lz :tllll Mr. and Mrs. .\.. Talbot
t «l t‘..m:ly 0! East Norwalk. Mr.
l. o; :ird Smith rind Son Donald. Mr.
lnd Mrs. \l'. Craig. Miss Joanna lio-
;.. rts. Miss Elsie Jones. Mr. and Mrs.
it. Litlc. Joseph Monahnn. Buddy
3ilrllzon. lll'rlwrt liowltrd. Sinnloy
? ilulmcs. Kathryn Smith. Annu Monn~
him, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Brackcn.
Mr. and Mrs. lra Smith. Miss Leah
l'ohcn and Miss Kathryn Leonard,
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Ot-orge Butlcr 01'
\‘an llurcn tin-nun. “'l‘rt.‘ visitors in
Port Chester ywstcrdny.
C O O
Mrs. D. Scalzi and brother Thom“
Iliugon. nrv spcnding a few days
“Ilh tltcir slstvr Maude :it hcr honic
in llcldcn ltvrnuc.
O
O O
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith.
formvrly of Norwalk and now of
Port Chester, motored to the Dan-
llury Fair Saturday.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Riordan
and daughters. Catherine. Slim and
Mary, of Room-volt. street. cntcrtatl-
l'ti Saturday. a large number of
Norwalk and Bridgeport girls who
:lllt‘ndt'ti Camp Trci'oil. the Girl
Scout Camp on Lake Hahlahwah.
liltnlzlury. this summer. Refresh-
lnt-nts were served and the girls all
cnjoycd n delightful time recalling
happy cxpcrlenccs which they had
toge-thcr at camp. The Norwalk
girls present were Dorothy Frey,
Margaret Cliittlm, Dorothy Hull.
Florence Levy. Dorothy Adams and
Miss Murlcl Mcrccdes Tennunt. head
or the Domestic Science department
or Norwslk. who was supsrlntsndent
of dictetlcs at Camp Treloil. The
girls from Bridgeport were Susan
Burroughs. Mildred Busted, Helen
Gaylord. Miriam Nicholson. Julia
M'onnhan. Ruth Rock and Helen
ll oathcrbie. They were accom-
panied by Miss Phyllis Tomllson.
former director of Camp Trefoil.
From Norwalk the girls motored to
“estport where they visited other
:amplng friends.
A stag hot god roast was enjoyed
by several members of the Cllnker
Club at. tho Belden avenue Cinder
Lot. Ten pounds of “dogs" were
roasted. Th one present were :
Max Smith. c h o i’; J I. c it
Clune. Stanley Holmes. John Tecney.
Chick Browne. Joseph and Frank
Monahan. John Barty. Charles Hul-
ion. Buddy Reagan. John Keene.
Harhcrt Howard. Jack Friend. Tod~
‘dle Smith. John P. O'Grady. Theo-
dore anddohn Mathews.
Mrs. (‘orn (mm-.- ot Van Buren‘
:lvvnuc cntcrlnincd tho Stitch-ln-_
’l‘lmv cluh Friday t-vcning. at her
home.
0 O 0
Louis and Fri-d (funcvnria and
twat-1' Hull's. motored to the Dan-
lilil‘)’ l‘:lil‘ Saturday.
Munricv lilrinman has returned yr
:tt'trr .«pcndc‘
\vllllam Court.‘
Mention“ ’
The Benedict News Company wall
street. yew-rm sent out that largest
supply of newspapers it but had in
a decade. Altogether they weighed
three solid tons. Each newspaper
was composed of 1mm ten to tour-
teen sections, and wow those
pounds. This abundance of New
York papers is due to the reccnt
nlflke o! the prsssmcn. .
W
George. Wheeler spent the week-
end in town as the guest 0! Douglas
Duncan of Wright street.
0 O O
The Principe Humberto de Pela-
mont lodge of Saugatuck have all
the arrangements completcd for its
parads‘ and dancc on Columbus day.
. n O C
Li
The vestn'men an dwardena of
Christ Church conductsd’a most auc-
cesstul “evsry member canvas” vea-
terday Tins canvas is becoming an
annual occuraaco in October. The
pledges received give-the vcdrymen
a definite knowledge of the amount
available for financing the Church
during tho.- year.
. O O 0
Mr and Mrs. Everett F'iilow wit-
nessed the races at the Danbury
Fair Saturday afternoon.
_’ O O 0
Miss Augusta. Langcnberg. who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. chants langxnberg roturucd to
Brooklyn today.
0 O 0
Mrs. Fred Darrow and daughter
Ruth spent. Saturday in Briugrporl
us the gut-sis of friends.
O I 0
Fred Darlow oi Crosshighway is
monsgnr ot the A and P Store in
‘Fairiield.
'l‘bo “'estport Council of the no)
Scouts will hold a mecdng in tho.-
Liiarary Hail this evening to take up
the proposition of having wartcrs
‘ln tho- i‘. M. C. A. building. All (rom-
bcrs oi the Council are ruquutcd to
attend.
O O D
The Past Commandtrs -l the
Flii‘iit'id Conn y .Jiisricnn Legion
Hosts will in"?! in “'rliport lr the
near tutors to orgnniso a Past
t'onuunndur's Association. This is to
in: .t purtly soeial ozgunlzation. lil"t't
l—lll-I lurham time or {our nun-l. ..
lyxur. 'l‘llv ptlrpogo of the (l 4 ‘ll-...'t
3101) is to ‘IltHi‘IWL‘ UH l.l .l \...
.l‘urlncd l») “writing in ”it "ll “val
'tjounty Column): lvrs' Ansocutloug
'illn- Inst. t'um.ll.l:ldrls routing to
Tits house formerly occupied t,
Major Hanna”. has been rented 1.,
a physician who will open a Ball:
tartan: ‘here.
0 O D
The Ladies Auxiliary of the he
roton Fire Co. will hold a masque:—
ado datum Oct. 31.
D Q C
Miss Mary McClelland of Norwuih
and Miss Aunts Noxon oi Darien we
visiting with triends in Erie, Pm
O 3 O ’
The intant class or the Con'grwa-
W Sunday school was enteriam
ed by its teacher. Miss Edith Cun-
trell, Wednesday, at her home on
the Post. road.
. 0 s O
Harry DeForcst. of Noroton
Heights is spending a few days with
luv. J. H. Browcr of New Canaan.
O t t ‘
On October 18th the “Happy Ten"
of Noroton will give a dance in the
Baker school.
Ii 0 ‘3
The Darien Girl Scouts held. a
meeting on Saturday afternoon
the home of their captain, Miss Bar-
bara W‘ed.’ .
The Boy Scouts of Scratch. Troop
i, will give a dance in the lmkt‘l”
school, October 26.
D C
O
t
Miss Marjorie “feed gave a very
incl-resting talk on Women's Auxil-
iary oi the Church and “hat, it
Means. Thursday .afternoon at the
meeting of the Women's Guild of St.
Luke's church. Noroton.
I O Q
George Buck of Mansfield twenty»
was a visitor at the ltsnbury Fall
on Saturday.
. n lat-.51 l. n \.Slt‘l‘ of tho. 'lir" was
maid or honor and Clark Kirk oi
‘\ydsipast v... “at man. Til-c mid--
.lzol‘v a .r. .. .l.lt-. satin uni tho-
;‘maid u. n or more cltamiagn:
oio.l.d rrcpc.
I s s s
'! 'l'lrn {ft'YlA ’ icyl- ‘lu'.-d to Le llln)f:d
ill“ \\‘.q'l‘f‘ll'l Mini and th-‘
it A'? -l :.c ‘lub in l‘..'ookl}n
as (‘tlllt‘i olt‘ bl‘f‘flllw of a mumn
tdv.sland‘.ng. The Wrsiport lcnm an;
'.;mv..~d a game with thc l'clriols of.
fiwlfiiiiioi'i A group of \Vl-stpor lluri- i
5.. :tlh‘t d at tho u: shall,
“ulnwlr thc gum" and;
ln 5 lhn‘ tho. l‘-r;uotp
the hustncss mcnl
llv'il' own nndi
3.5:; l‘.l"."l on
grounds to
“11' n '.l "H‘
did not show up.
xl-n
mash tip a nltlt‘ nt‘
ldl-ro-ulrd lln \‘frs pn l (cam 2 tn Lt
:t‘lnnv v. lm v i'n ~«1-ul tho game dizix
" not regret the non al‘l't‘fll’flnt‘“ of tilt
chtiots.
‘ s 0
Mr. and Mrs. John chno wcr
among he \Vpstportcrs who ~tttrnd
cd the Danbury Fair Saturday.
0 O O
Tltcrc urc to lac somo changes il'
'lhe Lite Gt'ard llnnkct mm team
this your. Neither Eddie Quinn nor
Clayton McGran will play won the
Guards this season. The mo tiers
of the team this season arc lvvlng
Hullbcll. and Eddie McMahon of
‘Norwalk. and Harry Quinn. Konncth
Scotlrld. l‘at Driscoll. and Dave
Carlson 0t \Vestport. At a. nun-ting
held last Tuesday vvcning. Eddie
McMahon. of Norwalk. a writ known
lmskct hull slur of tho Fordham
College team was chosen captain
Tho tulm in a sham; our 1.1-] tho
sprites will undoubtedly be largely
at ended. The first game or the
season to be played in \Veslport.
takes place in the “Y" Gym. on the
evening of Nov. l6.
3 DARIE
Among those who visited Dan-
bury Fair Thursday from Daricn
wero Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Wiess. Mr.
Roswell and MI. David N. Mothers.
O O 0
Miss Samuel DoForcst recently
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Cleary of Stamford.
O O
._
N l
Rally Sunday was observed in the
Congregational Sunday school '8un—
day morning. One service was held
beginning at half past ten.
0 O 0
Several from Darien attended the
meeting of the Women's club in
Stamford Thursday.
0 O O
The Public Health Nurse Associa-
tion held a meeting in the 3.0er
school last Tuesday. They planned
to sell Red Cross Christmas seals
for the benefit of the tuberculosis
fund. Plans for the .annual mem-
bership campaign were made and
reports given.
0 O 0
Boy Lester of the Post road and
two sons motored to the Daabury
Fair on Saturday.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Arthur
or Noroton will close their home
here and go to New York for the
winter months.
3 O O
Hrs. Isthsw Fiteison o; Norotop
.r
.. .x‘ .
told to
the past week. .
0
Mr. and Mrs. John Goetjnn have
rented C. L. Gregory’s cottage. as
Mr. and Mrs. “'illium \Vnrd hit on
Monday for their new home in "on--
villa. N. Y.
0 O
0 O
The Not-fleet Trio. which bud been
spending two summers at tho nomc
of “’ilbur Sturges. presented :1 very
pleasing program \Vvdncsday. wron-
Hillside school and a tow music‘»
loving friends. 011 Friday and Satur-
day afternoons they wore at Dam
bury. engaged by the management
of the Etnpros stheatrc .ns a special
attraction for Fair week.
0 O O
The members of the Cannondalq
M. E. Aid Society expect to serve
their annual Harvest Supper in Can-
non Hall on Columbus Day Friday.
October 12th at 6 p. m.
0 l 0
Miss Ruth Taylor of Brooklyn ano
Miss Isabel Schubert at Orange; N
J.. were. week-end guests of J. Paul
Schubert and family.
t C
Lieutenant Paul Schubert of Phi-
ladelphia is spending a few days at
his home in town.
Girl Killed, 12 Hurt
in Maryland Wreck
BALTIMORE. Md. Oct. S.—Onc
child was killed and 12 persons were
injured. five seriously. when a. west.—
ern Maryland railroad train hit a
truck at. Glen Morris. near here.
The party was enroute to meet
Cle‘ Webster .a contractor. who was
motoring trom’nos Angeles to re-
join his family after a ten-year-stay
on the vast coast.
The dead child is Minerva Web-
ser. 7-years-old. his niece. His wife
and two childmu were among the
indured. , .
at!
r
”one idea wamtlpcltaa'1w l}...
Sums is in charge of
:31” era. of room If. an thedrst
—‘~.w
certain motor vehicle
this. 1‘12.- 1
Mr. Vinson, a nil...»- tlonl Ne“ E-‘~n'ui ‘m- . .~. m L” a no“. ,1... at: . airs of tho d‘f’t-r-nt, . permit may rtqtlir.
Jelsq; Couipltluctgcu tn..- sun. .1. on in cam it; students show Strnv‘uf d's, .ws: ' “‘ ‘ rooms “'9 35 1118 or in'Chlii‘gt‘ c; :.
‘-5 500d Sim?" “'3 bu‘d- "1": “a“ ‘Na‘m’ 99’1"""1'": ”3“ limit”. he “4?! Room 1. Franccs Underlmtl- room to give his “farmland
an old uuudmg, ’tls trut. ini’ .vcry try to compromlsc With than} in.?. “*3me Scrlzcz room 4 ’ Flor-'1 name “Ed afldhss .
cmld .aulutcs a good blunt. . ..-:. all» minor chat rvs of the 9'3 my...“ a rd; room 5' Ladjs ilrumvr‘. ”10 cur, m m" "'0'“? "7 .
nappy. may have COX-util‘nce in incl. "‘ihlt‘il rpm. .cs “anvify szgp:r.-~g'm, l'. . 1 (7, Jack Jones: room 21. Marion :he Dena“). m’tunlr
LxflL’JLt—‘s5 and principal." but which lzns nnl 1w”: v5”. sll'ict‘y ‘ :1 room 22. Earl Gorham: ll) operntors or... u »
Kct-p 1. ‘up, puplls of Conan "i’crcod. ‘ .n‘ "3, Irene Ungvary. Bertha lull'r opvrmmjé ”Um
JUIHOI‘ H1811: "Thf‘l‘t has coal: to (-2' attiil‘miz.‘ 'léCh‘T-‘md; room 24. llildred Shel». r829? (‘efufij'ahs ’0
There: is considerable rivulri be- lit» said. “within the g-ps: few bus han, Margaret Phillips; room 26, 31:" "is ”j” """n‘1‘3- ..
tween mun: lirotltex ton and 3”.” anlnsinncc ot‘ the noclssitv of pro Harold Munhall; room 27, irzyyd q - usual f-lfi‘cill’llF’H‘.
Adams in the lllzltlc-t‘ ol Latin hiatus. nor direction of money matters" Angevine, Harold Lewis;; room 28. ‘On ma}. "WIT!“- r. l.
William “'llhcrt: room 33, Leonard
ator to sign his or l?' r
9-35. won the lt‘tit-ndnuvc mutual The case twine disc'rwcd to “1" at
‘ . ~ » . ._ .. . _ ._ . _ .. _ prtscncc l-f t:~.- - 3.
for int.- mouth at bcptumtlcr fill}! lt‘l‘ 1- llw‘ennt limo shows tho visan» Efilfioni-pharks Slgsuay, loom 34- Tho law is a"... H”
per cent. or 99.92. ' UH: r’afion of ’llOOl funds of a r»- "n... ‘mCh‘ l‘ooni 33' hllzabeth in tiw r: l Mk (“-
Sellout i’t‘g'll'l tllic \‘L'll‘ wl th' 1‘ ~m (tulip art] it l< . t in h ' “Break“; mom 36- Them“ Ficm‘ ‘ I: Jury” t“ n-.:..
.._. ., _ . _ x t . _ m ) no: mom Ing. cidcnt situation m if.
studrntsdn u'vcry l'iil‘lthL shill. o‘t
mind. it is hoped that this stiltiudtl
will not prove (Jill). Ii‘llilSit’Iit. .
Thu glutiuutlllg class is s.r5\’l;|g‘ to;
make u. rucord tor limit in St {final-i
:llip. ,
Folk dancing days have lil‘i‘TdI
Many 01' our lul‘r schoolmates an al—
ready tripping tilt: light litlltdb‘llf.‘ tut—‘3
der the gurdltticu ol‘ .‘xliss l'olluckf
who l)l'()l)ii"ojt‘$ an (snjlnablc— and:
ploillulllc time for all cuticu 1nd”,
Ui,l.‘i‘l‘\'| rs and «know us '
Coma, ('nl‘—»~I.‘otliv All~—‘ Jill tht‘.
ruli" innit-mg Club!
A ltvrcw llllzl‘tlllmlilow light “as?!
[Uh/gilt lii'l“ t't'li til-s ml lllilvl's c: 5.1!—
:l and la‘tlllli' [Illilillil'irl
1y. Nu uric this.
lilt: ilL‘ili til Hit t’llt‘lllllllt't‘ “as
\Yuoli: \‘.ll"lt' llli‘ ruiliasilmls hurl
assvnltdud in!” a. hut dd; and l: :llhil-
\th ill. l.il"u§."
sl-x mush \Vurlridl «i.
'-"it>'
(lu-
: \
"'tl'rrl that
‘d n
pppmfln. Frank Stcrl‘y Abbott or mlttcc are Marv Irwin. Margaret
:luli said this itiorn- Giurchinn. Gladys Scott, lichard. ‘7' ' ’ ~ "‘—
was opposed Becbcc. Norman Newton, “'illlam ‘ EA bT ‘\()R\‘ AXL
Housing.
15'. Mr
l'.l
lit-ll"
sn'imts cnrsvml I "‘2. A Ftudt-ni mat
he as trushvm-‘hv and bonny-amp as
he carpet-tof-
handling: of monr-v
fluid to
thrown hcfnrc him. Thoret‘ore 1 de-
mand that thcre h‘3 sufficient facul-
lv control " ’
“rttmatic
inc that ho [lPrQr-n-flly
lzl- cnmnmn ":ln'l idea and in: de
Alilioit
EPA]! a ntcoltng; of tilr‘ Dv‘ntnzttic cluh
furl!"
“‘ro
...
gun. plug...~
. .2
O D C
but on the ion? tglecti‘il in room 2.
he is art to as Riley: vice president,
a temptation which is
Webb; secretary,
C C
. O 3
till" club for] tho some
iflid that ho would .
mt: the names on I":
Mr. Brunjes.
port
The following olficers have
President, Thom-
W‘illiam Gerendc.
O
.A committee on class room rules
has been elected. Those on the com-
Thc 9cA typowriu‘ng class are typ-
tor vc-llicl-r dopwrtm rt
helm
of the motor
C8595 Where rl‘g':
Drcscnt {Mien-17,:
all necrssary lrz‘ -
“'illlam
‘ . . _ , .7 .. ‘13-’11“; Sui-Jun bounciius‘. sci-o ll or' wnes to report 109 percent in G. O. refill to producl. “finest".
51%? g ’ Agai‘i‘iafi‘m ““3"de '3? Principal l‘ltl ‘nemhcrshlp in their classes“ They demand, {Gllfl‘d'illé (l‘f‘t‘zr‘ 1.13m!“
{- if 1% Li“- a filltm :5, without 5990.35 Ml. sill receive pennants. ‘ considered esrmzlal 5.2.1.3
.. . ’5‘: 3:11:13.» laid a S. l’l’i;;p[ T0110 tor .05. . ‘ . . O o o quit-0mg!” 13,-. mud” €1.5me
7 t H 5"“ '3 "Ida?" 9"" h" flit-3 not wish to be H ”1353 Prlndle Of room 27 was has an import boring “”3-
fifiifi'fi ;' 1 an ' “”5 "mi” 11mm?“- sfll- “‘6 ““3““? m ”PO“ 10'} Per cent. or avczliums n. 2.7"} ., ion r"
it '1' Y?! . ”\i‘irs nut it“ said :5: rc~ mcmhcrsirn tho dollal-tnllnt in! ”J 3‘“ "leak.
---+ ......fl v»; fund 1}) (93.23“ sfummrn opposi. hours ot the .__ :3 'l-fc
‘1 “W“ “"3.“ ' 'i"“' ”V 'l‘k ll ".n mu‘.’ h‘ Dr“ ‘5 Mr. t‘;~drr té‘r L'cJHtt.‘ . ..
A directors nl--'1": (.-
Norwulk Ixnprr-t- l
\vlil Ln.- 1. 2‘
" O'clm 1' .l
cards for
.
"‘ '1! I" ' 'm ' z _ .__ .
v.1... J... 35x1.” Vil‘pkfalflgg O O 0 Will hf: (ii-avail 3:1: unit . chm ’t
1.2”" :5”! of. ill: .\-- A duplicator has been purchased Dem/2rd Im- 13:. f
““1.- Mimi. “(mod grin! {O'T' use in the ofilcdor ”1.. St'hooL _
rvtirui :mrl ‘n’rl that ;r 13.. 1..” H4“ 0‘ the purchasing price was lT-‘mf-nz. L. ..
_, . .~ _ N . . lilt-scntcd to the school by the gradu- from: dUllln r
BMW '1 m '1'. “J“ r. hp mmg “835- The otlzorr half was “)rlll'i‘tnv.
”H" it “M'H ”" ””0""! third in: the Board of Education L»—'._ ———.-‘
v .ltl'J. S‘ w
...._...,-..-,.
Th0 rtgtl a‘r \Vlnlzlv
tho radio club “ng hi hi
Thursday. l‘r-sid‘ ti! ll'lgl
ulticiu‘u-«l. Th." mam lul. it.
myvlmr: was to mail- .ll"'t.‘.ll‘ p .
{or audio equipment and o nnlzr-
finite url'ungtmvnts [or rim mg»
diturc at tho 3.30 which was l.);..
to tho sorilty h)“ thrnc mtlnlsm:
Education.
ll‘lt fling 05
ill I‘tmlh 1‘
ti
Risa» '
Ii
:5 ti."
iht‘ llnurd 0" i’. l)
pcctvd that ususoon as tho so
lttadv. cntortainmcms \\ ill iw :9
and lh‘: money will hc thus mm:
with which the loan may he paid
A committcc has horn :tppo‘ntrd
purchasc parts. The nr‘xt llt‘l.=lll::~
he brought up was that at t’, . ;
sentatlon of the constitution. “‘2‘: ~
Joseph “'uish. chairman of Hit N
mltlce read it. it was accoptcd
regd.
Tho mmouncomcnt of Princil '
Jakob us \i'lts madv known in it
Sentinel regarding: tho common fur
for all high school moneys. a in?
days ago. has met with 501119 lllsar
provnl among the students of th
high school. Mr. Jakob has =rt mind
a plan whereby the money from all
school organizations such 9.?th
Dramatic club. the athletic assodn
lion. the radio club. cls. will he placl' ‘
into one common school i; as“-
and be distributed under facul‘
supervision (or use in any of tho 0‘
tra curriculum activities. Such a. nil
ing will mean that if one organizo
lion mccts fiinancial difficulties. th-
others will give slid. This plan has
been and is being worked out it
schools all over the country. The
Hgggllls COUGH '
e"--bus » hclps to re-
. .m- m. .
duos paroxysms of coughing.
After all these years we‘re
at last able to render a real
service to the Nat-walks—
one that will be remembered
for ever as long. On Wed-
nesday, October 10, 1923, we
will inaugurate the formal
opening of our new store in
a gigantic
* Grand
Opening
Sale
You remember our removal sale at 13 Ely avenue—-how we broke
every record for attendance and sales—well, we’re going to beat that
sale. We’ve got the space, tits gnods and the facilities to make you
proud of the new store that Feinsod has provided.
FEINSOD’S DEPARTMENT STORE
“The Store of Perfect Service”
23 Ely Avenue
. s (t . 54;“
Telephone 1502
The dance given by tho Men's i mallow 1mm. . i ”1 l‘l-,"""‘:’l"4l l” ' “A.” prim" Miss Math-~13 Miss Dunn and Mr. -
club of the Presbyterian church of; The: St.» nu- (‘lllli lint. .l up linA‘f— ‘~‘"‘" 1 1“ w .n (“'~‘>' n..._ (who? of “liltums comprised the committpc' “IARB'OFF’S
. ,. ' ' .' — ., . . . . .‘ - l. I)";l""":f‘ n: ,4 .‘J ”‘1: y l t has Vt [‘JaCllt'l‘ l 1: ; . ,_ ‘ , ~
.xnroton at the Baker school on ziilp at so ll...» glut. it .3 in. 1... _ . g . s o .LLUIC the filaklllne. a 9, ~79,
i'hurldI!’ evening was :1 great 5111).; 0f lht ”runny,” inn :0 3““: “gang. Lnnqnlt H {5 (\‘(V'lt'wfrrii 1...” \t-Hyfiq . . . i The Homo Of B..rgm..:.
cesa. The prize (or the best dmw- ' ol‘ somv 02' law its.» ”3.1:. pronoun. 7‘ f- “’ d"'"~‘- ”3 T ‘ “'1” h" ”if-"V mutt ‘Mr- C. F. Southard, field sacretaryi SChOOI Shoes for
era was curricd away by a. NOI'OYOH I [Jitlk’litiils will also in; gill-n ill :lll ‘ "1 ”“35 “‘- "7" V" *5 “"3”“? l"- ; ‘f ”If“ Lift-Fight Consrrvlttion (:oun- ‘ BOVS Q0 9"
couple. blifis Lillian \VOl‘diS and ML! (hr lllt‘t'llllh'r. (.L._ it ill ‘ \A’U‘h‘ ‘ E. .uu :L‘ll tit Alllprlqa‘ 590k!“ [0 lh‘. [,th-‘ . . - . . . . . . . . v -.—-)
' ‘ ; «.. . . . a a a-
"Happy" Hallhafl- l “1'“ lllllll- illit it‘St ul 1 l-v :l. tw l S-..,\ —__-. ire?“ Tlurs'dd} on the CM”.T““"’“ l Glrlb -------- 51-93
a o 11 iii “mun. Atvlllzwls .ll.~ ”3.. ;..1 ll. ;. Matt. I. . . . 3 All $1.05 in Black and 1.11:
The Boy Scouts of horotou I‘ ( _l:;t\‘c :ilnpllllrd (i... t:. s,....., .3. 1., 9: g 3
their meeting 1"”43" night at “W 5 llononly. twill). and. in tall ';2‘ l‘ . i 7! 11K v 3 .‘Ynong the names 0! “30h": Who : MARK.OFF SHOE
i'mbytcrian church. Karim” Hugh. 5. ”£1 my l“ . '-‘ .. . s4“ 41‘ ~ 3 _ J stool. professional work this sum_- STORES
. . . , At ’1 “H G"..- -; - l .. -.~ ~ JW .4 lmtr should he lncludod that of ggjsg' 42 230. MAIN STREET
3 .. . . ~"|Al . lltli .l‘: ; . . l.‘ , , . _ .- . . .
Sunday. Oct. 7. was “Rally lmy idm‘m‘m” “,3 l..‘,.v.:. i r‘. {fr-37’. (i? ”r. .. Sh: {Lyinmf “ho 114's taken sum «50- 30““ .1le
. -- . at chutcll. llur ;.. .. i :1 ._ ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 3 ‘3 . . V. 5 ,. ‘ {cos nr a num 191‘ or 5.3.35.3”. . 2'
TH. the COnS'tbiiuon .tl .l .1. l .. .l. E " ‘_- ‘3 ' '1 2 . l ’ ll. lht: L nlvorsity of Vi‘l’nlotlt. i ‘ . ~
lcn. . - . 3 l’F-Fliilill. \;.n in». n \_ 3 ' "- ... " * ‘ ‘ V """ J ,3 c n . i-r “
Mrs Daniel Kcosh of Sl-snlvx. , luv-i " 5' h “1‘ ( *" “ "= f' ‘ ‘ i ,. fiecordhpfhmoxns attaining 55 pert UL D ”A R .
““11““ Sorwnlk. vii-lied “llil bits ;=.- 1.. ”h crndc “gummy was in' .3 I.:‘b:)rr l... or attendance for sap; \a
. ' . . - - , l ; j- Cort“.sli'WI‘miitl; i: l t: , . . “f fun,“ ‘73 " " - 3
at . turn 5. \\ nod ot tin. lost rou : g - . ... y .— 7 l
.n‘ not—him; ‘ ’3 ms: 33;” f. :4 “ 1"itil‘it‘l‘ 3 se‘] Your 01" C3" to til.
" " 1 A .u .. . .‘3 " tl.l ‘ :‘j u. . . ‘ V
. s s . s”... l . l .. ... .l.‘ t‘... 36 we -- itAiltt Dunn, BRHuIEPURT AUTO
. “3 ; 3“. 3 ; _ 7 1- 1 Miss hdilli blatncr‘ r ‘
itcv. \\‘tl;..t:u i‘lilclull‘ and . lb 3 ‘ ‘ . 1‘ ‘ .. r" :3 Ul.3-l Mrs. May .‘Ii’tciitii “RE( KING C0.
~ lltfllllil‘ an. iht 51-0136 Piii‘t iii. ul u: J .t 3:11.. . h. t 3 1', . I 3““ . , .l .g l p ‘ 35 95.53 Miss Mary Kiri.)-
. . . ». ,'.; .‘i..l}'. . ’ f 32 I ~ . < , u ‘ 7‘ ‘
pa”) 3,03, who .llll:\L¢-i on (.t t 3! “ H ! . ..-. , > 2 PM» A: of M ”k Twain . “a Zlifi-é-j .3113.“ AL; roomy 1310 North AVE!!!”
, .. W. .x it: .. _ n ~; 3 ~35 MISS H' 1"“ l’rx‘ndi- nattired!) Oak and Center ..
4 .' u .._ .A , \,. ‘ . ‘3 7.2.} \fs'sh‘a'llr- .1; '
Mr. and Mus. Action; .3. i ..ul. .l. .. .. . .l J . l 3 unit“; 9
.llh‘niih\ .s. i Ulla ul’l'vl Lu‘lt. nut : .ti . . ~k' ’ ‘4 ; ~. . ‘. i BRIDGE CRT CORK
Nu: 10' 09““““' 1‘” “H I” l? .5 I I. U ; ‘t .5 .I.’ ‘ ' phone E _"-"?Tl’l 5399?
. hug-Land “It" .‘uii' ‘ “it“ 5 1’“; i ‘ V (A ‘ " f ,3 'E‘. 5 n. 3‘ .311 Hana Ping ind ' rs, .
and "‘01th 3“. tnflun intlucr s"; Align. ill. . . .o, » l , .’ . , ( ~ , ‘ ‘1 . t 3 Fit A“, Maire 0? CI
.. ~ . li.' l-‘w ili;l.\ --.,l .1 t. . 3 . . , 22:.l'r.
(H Li, taunt-8 l" i“ £9'1u‘1‘»d ‘0 “' 3 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ - . r~ Ll -: it Law a l-lt-»-—. , 7‘ . ..
:edyiot‘ "w “a“ )“n It. .35.; . 3:. H t' ::t x "3 3 5 77 . R's. 3 “411133. 31.55 May “llsnn, halls;
s o o . .31 3. 3. ;. _ . .1 .3 )0. f“ Kb \...h a. Dc'l'Cl‘lllhgt- L.” Try n £19”? “f II.” t :3 “.5
'i‘ilt‘ 143d“ 3' A“) :3' t it::y 0i ti» ‘ ‘ -i 7 a < l 1.. .5 '2' l! . _. i .
. liiotilfii LilUikl-i 11"“! a “1‘4““? ‘ ll.“ 2' 5 7i i l .3 \ 3 Fill" r ,3 . I. Ql‘::‘
.gmmiay allot-noon. 2 z. . «.. uv . . l l I . l W 5 Ti'.‘ STE}?! . . u . '
“ ' ° 3'1 . lili’ 1’ ;i ? -« ' ’ ' . I !‘ hi 5'. :41 u e: ’3 ' 3
A‘ country club has L‘f'lill incorr“l 3:... '2. -'n .-. t . . r“ . 3._ 1.- -n;l-',, a 13.5.3.2 flu " 1......” . {.3 . .4 ,3 i. , “l
.ll-. d in liatltn unlit r the “.le w t y y. . 9,”. I . , .. 1‘: ‘ l f ‘ ~ :2. .'.'- (”'"AF' ; . ' ' ‘ l ' - ~ ‘
inc italic: bulge lit-lump; k U- “A“ .. - u: ‘i . l. punt-- '3‘: . :‘E, 5 ““5 Q? (‘Usigi 3n =2
..l ifnrtcn." 'l‘ilo incorl‘maLi-tfl .4"? ;- 3'”.- r...:, v) . t: l l s . «1&5: 3 3 . is! r. f if g :L . .-
”mums Climmuls. Alli-lull; hum-:5 1:; . l. ', .". t: . . l no no; r M J 5 0- ' Lo‘ . -. cu ony- ETC g. 3’3
.tnd Vc'tliinm Zcislcr. Jr.. all oi Sufi-3 . 3 ~ -. 4 3 ~ . " . ' “i = g‘ ’_ “’7 g '5? :..’?'i ‘ .t- w: .- “a . m.
York. 5' .1 u . t . 'L : ‘ ‘3" ' ‘ ’ 1‘“) if; "3 f5 1 fl " I ' E5 ' "
' ‘ ' - l' V r f... 3‘. LE; 1‘ 01-31:.» .h. __
- l« l"‘ti't‘l\ m lizv l’mt tonll ‘ ' 1 . t.- F L .t'— " ' "“‘" ,
“‘“""“ “‘ “’. . . ’3 . ,- 3 4 Yll‘mc all -.- r: -- ‘.‘ x “1.; tr Not
as putclztuh‘ti I i't‘ifl [Lilli-Di. k-‘t-
. ”__._,._. »~ 3 ; ~ .1 “ l 2" ‘;\_.t..,.-,,, ' f4 .
,_ “W, . .b . _ :. LL: In .1CC‘-..€2‘:-S
_ ; , . x 1- .~ .. . . l A . 1 1"0 1.1} )}i_\_d 23V “V" {a _- T _____._(__:.-"
CANnUt‘uL‘Ith I ‘-~‘" 2.. 2 g- “I " ‘ ’ - a l w. \‘JLLhiL’i .v LA...—....t. ax.
- . . ' . . .. .. ~-- ‘. .JE' -
y . 3 4 . ,. . z . .. . “and (.11 us to Any -
M.- Hush-d of romantic... phl- .\. 1 ton. t. l l t. . v .3 ‘ _~ 3 mm; s} .._.. _ _ _ ARCHI . EC?
A. .lilui 2-1.5. \\'. i1. l-‘utui r.’ ;‘\-l‘\\: ‘ ‘ v:. _ l v C11‘0-1 1)31h.ilidlilg
A (”c “3.“. é“‘.’-:3 “f 5.153, mini:i l v‘, I .. . t s s 5 3r: :5 So Xlatn SI. l-‘il’nhnm. '1‘, l
. . ~. . ~ 3 - n r :,.-. v ‘
5:11 ,t'r‘. :l 3. \‘.1 wk. » . ‘_ ‘
“ . . - l‘:. ‘. l 3 . -= _. : .xln SOU‘fH NORWALK CONN
. . ’ t l to.“ VENUH": c: azu
Donald Fulrchlld has occult d l. » A . . ' ’ .- {or “WT or: Wimp
. .sllwn in 5t:il:lit):d. . S" . . ‘ .9 ’ >3 . l ‘3 ‘ . 1‘ l d in ac«‘illl-t:ts an?!
.' . ‘ * ‘ it - ll‘.‘ 1? him I‘lu- ~ ml‘. . _
Mrs. Emma [lime and R. ‘tilil l. ‘ ‘ 3 .. .. ;- of tin lztw. luzt in GENUINE DIORFELT HILTS
.‘dlt‘s Mattie. of Dalton. i‘v'ngl m- ‘ 3 " ;;_ , g 1; .1; ‘z -;;‘.n.;. ....- ln \ll tlu- lanai Slurp-m :zzzd
visiting ll the home 01 M“- ‘J'i 3"”5 ; ‘ ‘ 'r'»‘ f ' ' _ . : K ; “x p -'\- Q - to :t pro-ll-l'on issued a: 3h. 3 (1 Ion.
iL‘. I". Grt‘sory. l j: S! ‘ V '1' r. \‘ ii) ’ ‘ n ' b" .; '. :: . . Simor \‘t-hicle Depztrtmantfi $2 65 to $3.50
0 a n 5Il"ll f‘"'«"~l“-'-‘ '3 ‘1‘ ti . . w . as. 2 - '
i .- .. .- . :.- .c to no so renders .1 utt.cr
Mrs. ltalph S. erlzory spun: \lon» V "im' "‘ ““ ““3? “ ~“ “' h I l. v‘ ir l 'x ‘. ll to :1 thirly~day Jail St‘Blt’m‘P-I - V Qh
day in New York City. 2‘” ’ . ;., ~.. :‘an. or limit. 3 Rtalto CthhC‘: t OD
' ‘ ' i ‘ " i3 l‘.-""W~l:' has lwrn Trm‘i'x»: I53 \\'a.~lliltgmu St. St). \m-uail
Mrs. Henry Sachmrum has. been _.._........_..............-..,W....~-. ~-' 4......“ l: * rf : .\ arr. lE.‘. S"\tl‘.ll complaint: rccvnll)‘ 'l.=lt-
.n crtaining Mrs. August So . ulmn ‘ 'c:"f‘.f;"“’ _... é « _
. . . .. . . .2 t~ ‘ _ ' “ ”" * ’-"*‘ ”4‘
Crcskill. h. ‘i. and Mrs \‘.ll mmi 321'." . L .
llaumgartcn. Syltck, N. Y. . R ' Lu!» 9.: .4' 3,; g ‘ v.1 y. 3-9.5... WW ;,${g.;
o o s :
Samuel Milk-r Jr. has ijt‘l'li ;unl‘ln 3 ;
ml to his bed with a scvwo ; i POI E< ’S 4
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