on. srovns
pus more
laid at lowest prices, as well as
all household
and convince yourselr.
I M. Gutkowsky
87 Ne. Main St.
: . .—- in el Era in so-
loods. Come in pig‘s?” a m L R p '
' 11:10 a. m.——”Fish Food Facts. We
Know Little About." Mrs. Ads. 13.
Va". ' '
‘ 11:30 a. m.-—"How t o Insure Your
Phone 419 Summer Wardrobe." Jane Ogden.
Opp. Congregational Church
“'EAF—X cw York any—4n
prnno.
{r
4:30 p. m.—1-iazel Fieener Love.
soprano. ' -
42‘ dome in to See the New.
...OLDSMOBILE SIX
5:00 p. m.—Musical program.
ies. Mrs. John Haddon Hallock.
' 6:00 p. m.—Waldori-Astoria Or- at)“
DELIVERED 4 0° chestra. ‘ .
AT ... . . .. .. . . . I 7:00 p. m.—Midweek services, By CARLTON EinBC‘I‘LER,
‘ Greater New Turk Federation oi Radio Eng em; or aerial
.3" Auto Suppl!“ ‘nd Remin‘ ' Churches. \ Wlth regard to the pl: pa 3 con-
7:30 p. m.—Mabelanna Corby, wire to use there has ce 1 ‘ ted
‘ ’ pianist. siderable amount ot- hokum as
’A, KOHV 7555 D- m.—"The Modern Cave of onto the radio public. Barrel hog:
E ARON 1' Aladdin,""G. Prather Knapp. serials. ribbon wire aerials. lno nd
Ran" 3:05 p. in.—1\iabelanna Corby, wire serials. ‘coil spring acria s. a
9 ad Avenue. pianist. so on without end. .
J 8220 p. m.—"Tho Growth _oi Su- These aerial: all work. some ecyees:
- Perpowcr in the Electrical Industry." better than others, but their sue i'fi .
John N Blennan cannot always be laid to the rt can- FIG '
I . 1 v o _
ee : . .—Mabelanna., Corby. ciency over the other )pes . ‘
rusenger REO 8p d pifnfsfl p m. :9 tenna systems. For exampls. you ‘
" I ' ' rial that was erec 9 some - '
. . Oars Wagons~ “8'30 p. m.—-—Rafael Saumcil.'pian- 3:: :20 the mum“: and Mm The “Mom” “Gamay“: 3:36;}
REPAIRING AND OVERHAUI‘IIhG 5 I’ - are cOvered with soot. the lead in and the Superdync are pro a y t.
PARTS Ail) ACCESSORIES 9.05 p. XXL—Warren Scofield, bari touches the building in several pla- only commercial rug!” fret'iuenf“y at;
S ‘ ‘ long R\ f ’l S ell l - ces where it come down the side of pllners that really neutralizel '1 .,
H H 1 9WD p. m.— a no aum ' p tut the house. and the main strand sags tube feedback to prevent o:c||::::_
F V St0'35 —\Varren Scoficld bar‘i- quite a bit. Practically all other radio reeq ‘0":
_ to h p. m. ' ' You perhaps have noted that your amplifiers .have to usemstgzn. that
I AUTOMOBILE C0. {Rio —\\'EAF Country Club receiver has not been working as of “lesser to stop one a i. re-
84 WEST AVE NORWALK G J”) p' m. - good as it formerly did and you re- is. either by diretg'ly introdufhngmgh
- - l‘Ouil- ' - i t one into the rcu . or.
E“ V r . a H . ‘ " ' to erect a new aerial. the an s s a
s VICL 51“”03 PHOXb 138' “mu p. m.——\inccnt Lopezs Or- :32;an is the cause of it. So you en- the use' Of a grid potentiometer. op-
-_— ~ - Che-“W: ' ‘ . c“ 445 ter a radio store to purchase sotne crating the tubes below maxim‘uhm'ed.
“db—how lurk y'15 1 insulators and wire. Th6 salesman, efficiency. they manage to keep o.
5:00 D. m-—D0r0lh) mmc yn \\‘ho by the way perhaps knows a set‘from going into oscillaltliotn. mm
Bradshaw, soprant; S re 5"“, great deal less about the game than .\ow it is all \cry we do f e
4-00:.m.—1crs mg qua 8 you do. succeeds in selling you a about neutrodyning .1. rs. o- r'e-
‘ Eli's??? 10m ~Pcr5hing Square String new type. Of patented aerial. qujcncy axisprl‘ifierfinliu‘t.ln;tling_tneopéf
Eusbmtfie .SIOO p. m.—1-‘rench les- After you lune installed your new Non are! tr'ufsformer are not able
. son. 72.; aerial. with its shiny surface unit] [‘0 ncutlrnlizoltheni m the customary
‘ _ “'L‘ , 8:30 p. m.-—i\'cw York Philhar- new clean insulators. you immcd - Hazeltino fashion. and naturally are
..-2 élnter monic Orchestra. .11er note a great hl‘lwryodijn-Iiztchn more or less reluctant to tear out
’ ': . . .m“’i‘h Hi h Andes of your rcsu is. a ura y ' . - . nd «Heard it.
F GlenbrOOR ConIL Ech:(lsor’i".:l~iarold :2. Austhony. thusiastic about your new type of costly equipment " t
assess....xf:mww ,
g . a. . . 7‘ _ ..
Have Your Car different?
as submit some data on color
schemes and costs. Your is-
guiry will be valued.
m The Automobile Painter‘
Maple Avenue, Glenbrook
Phone inn-4
Have
tone.
10:30 p. m.——-Hutcl
chestra.
\\'JY—Ncw York City—403
‘ 7:30 p. m.—Gotham Hotel concert.
9:00 p. m.-l'aul Specht's Orches-
Majestic
' .
1r
3 .
1 second-
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center Sis.
Phone Barnum 5686-2
Band Parts and Tires to Fit
Any Make of Car. '
tra.
“'OR—Ncwark—lOS .
7:00 a. m.——\\'OR morning gym
class.
2:30 p. m.—Jcrry Drew‘s Orches-
tra.
3:00 p. m.—Rosaiie Armstcad Hig-
gins, "Muscle Shoals as 1 Know It."
22:15 p. m.—.\lrs. Sam Carter “’ad-
doll, “Training Girls for Success."
3:30 p. m.—Jcrry Drew's Orches-
lrtl. ’
0:15 p. m.-——Albert 1:2. Sonn. “Ra—
dio for the Layman."
0:30 p. m.——'i'om Cooper's Orches~
tra.
\\’HN—Ncw York City—360
2:15 p. m.——.\lusica] program.
3:45 p. m.—Jane Hazclton. so-
I
- Hi
3% SHOE STORE
.g
;~' '(Form‘erly with Max Levy)
Up-to-Date
‘ CLIFFORD
Footwear
8. Green. Prop.
Shoes for the “'hole Family
Moderately Priced
So. Main St.
80. Norwalk.
prano.
4:00 p. m.—Col.
clarineiist.
4:15 p. m.~Alfred Dulin. pianist.
4:30 p. m.—"i'-:Oplc's Popular Con
cert."
5:00 p. m.—"Candlelight Philoso-
phy and Other Verses," William J.
Stewart.
5:10 p. m.—"Conj'uring Perform-
ance by Radio," Hurling Hull.
5:20 p. m.-—.\liss Million. soprano.
6:00 p. m.——Ulcott \‘ali's Trio. Paul
Spocht's Orchestra. .
7:00 p. m.—Sport period, Thorn-
ton i-lisher.
Charles Mann.
0:30 p. m.—Charles Strickland»
vent-soon». sn-sos
v... n.
t...-.ao--
.kg’r;
—.
' j« ,y _ EERSHFIELD
~' Motor Transportation Co.
LONG DISTANCE raucxme
Daily Service Between
214.5. New York and Norwalk
:3 ’v \
E3 PADDED VANS FOR
3 i a. '3}, FURNITURE MOVING
y.
.1
4
"26 Concord St. Phone 294
w South Norwalk
N. Y. OFFICE
«204 W. 20lh St.
Chelsea 8050
Orchestra.
10:00 p. m.—Bascbali
Munro Elias.
10:05 p. m.—Sara V. Turits. so-
prano.
10215 p. m.——Harry Hock's Enter-
tainers.
10:30 p. m.-—Roscland Dance Or-
chcstra.
1100 p. m.-—}{enny Cogcrt and Sol
Hirsch.
11:15
statistics. Al
p. m.—Sy1via Brown. songs.
11:25 p. m.—-iioss Fowler. bari-
tone.
11:30 p. m.—Origina1 James Boys.
\\’liC—“hshington—lfiil.
6:15 p. m.—1nstruction in luterna~
tional code.
7:00 p. m.—Childrcn's hour. Peg-
. u
gy Albion.
s “anon or.
Phone ills-b2
'onARLES J. VARIAN.
cos'rmo'ron and summer:
Fireprooi’ building and Concrete-
’4 lng a Specialty '
NOR\\’ALK. (71‘.
Non-walk
8:45 p. m.-—Talk on motoring.
9:00 p. m.—.\lusicai program.
10:00 p. m.——1’ete Macias's Orches-
tra. '
\\'GY—Schcnct'tady—380
2:00 p. m.—"’l‘he Keynote to Con-
servation—Preservation of Our For-
ests." Mrs. Edward C. \Vhitmyer.
7
Q».
‘K’
" ‘. _ South Norwalk,
' Lunch,
30. MAIN SHEET
upstairs! FOOD
- mom SERVICE
REASONABLE PBXCES
'5 a; M. ro
1AA. M.
6:40 p.m.-—Lco lteismnn's Orches-
tra.
7:00 p.m.—Basebail results .
7:80 p.m.—Bedtime story. ‘
9:00 [min—Concert.
KDKA—Pittsburg—328 ‘
12:15 p.m.—Sca|zo's Orchestra.
3:15 p.m.—Baseball scores..
6:30 p.m.—Dinner concert.
7:90 p.m.—Baseba|l scores
7:30 p.m.—Songs for radio chil-
dren.
i u WAT
Phone
NOTICE. n ma
Wt, owner W 0 es
_gh‘sa-it rains has a
313% Norwalk Roofing Co.
2953
good roof.
SMILE l
-ery rte-see
' =mbdsls,
Hill
' DRESS
stamped for embroidery.
E. Ryan Co.
W
and finished
8:00 p.m.-—Basebail scores. "We've ‘Ot some “"3 alligator
10:00 p.m.—The “'cstin house pears." he suggested.
B‘and. g "Silly." laughed the very. very
“:00 p.m.—.Concert. young housewife. “We don't even
x keep a goikish."—Houston Post.
i ALIENS CAPTURED.
k
NEW ORLEANS,
July 10.-—Four- cowboys how to play .football. He
teen Chinese and 12 Hungarians, explained the rules and ended as
passengers on the Schooner Abeona, follows: '
captured yesterday by a. coast guard 1 ”Remember.
cutter after a six hour chase from
' six ‘weeks ago." related '1‘ b s l . It ' " ’
Barataria. Bay to La. Fitte, on t e . - - o e m PM removes Ill blots. —Ka,a.. 1
Lower tLouisiana coast. Were held t?» 3522;.“32 [331° 2‘: le't. 3“ bits}. 2:03;.” Mush at the ""'m‘" “3 City 81"". n
ay 0. the immigration station in One or the cowboys shouted: "Ne- "Véhur ’ .' 9" MN
Algiers for deportation. . ver mind the ball! Let’s start the Mort muggy.“ “adiem u. uked' Two clams“ to mm 41. um,
N I! » .
Hones" Dennaded game! —Helens (Moat) Indemn-L ‘f‘Opt -in *the weeds around the the old tamiihgrtb'ptc. 'c .3
dent. , ‘ . church at: Mt. Pizgy. whur they had “It is whispered" ." remarked One, 1
m1 St. Journal) ~fi“ qued-‘WY‘M 3“ loud—Ku- ”that canines ‘ the rum out i
“You simbly cannot and s. Vution a, B u City’gtar. - - sometimes mom-m to floating " ‘
maid (Boston Transcript) ———-~——-_____ . mu. Th - ._ . ob- ..
who is honest. That one you rec- "I can't make up my mind where ' a?” y a, w - late so“. "'9' are m b' ’m' {
ommended Just left suddenly and to go for my vmtbmm . , :gh “ x w 1’“ J's - , g
took With her nine of my towels." "Why ‘0 ”Where?” - ewe) In 03330? words, it i
"What kind Were they?”
"They were' those Pullman car
4:00 p. m. Hazel Fleener Love, so?
4:15 p. m.——Jimmie Clark. pianist.
4:45 p. m.—Jimm‘ie Clark. pianist.
5:30 p. m.—-Childrcn's Hour Stor-
10:00 p. "Li’JOhn Marshall. bari-
Ur-
estimatcd cost. 321.540.
estimated cost. $10,407.
$211.14].
amounted $244.
permits, estimated cost.
. 6:30 p. m.—0rgz'trecital. Stephen. Plumbing installations. 273 per-
E. Boisclair. mits. estimated cost, $122,336.
\\'B’ll—Springncld—ss'l . Electrical installations. 312 per.
6:00 pin—Leo Iteisman's En- mits. estimated cost.'$33.l78.
semble. Total. 1054 permits. estimated cost,
6:30 p.m.—Songs. Bill Coty. 51.186.045.
six months of 1924 show
crease of 93 building permits
six months or 1923
city. ’
city market was at
a few cents to the
kick the ball.
. .3
Put New Wire in
.: . Your Aerial
aerial and swear by it to all of yo
friends.
to the fact that your aerial is it
yet corroded and covered
that the resistance was .
fifteen per cent due to soot deposu
on the wire and the insulators.
results as the new patented acri:
that works so well. This is usuall
not taken into consideration and ill
reliable aerial wire that has serve
planted by a host of new types an
forms of copper strips and springs.
PERMITS Eli
BUILDING ARE
Drop $4,300. ‘
The report of Building lnspccto
George Hulnbell. which was acceptor
‘at the meeting of the
slight (increase in
permits issued and
the number
the
vious month.
The. report follows:
in estimated cost.
stores. one club and one ofllce.
Sumary for the month.‘
. New buildings and additions.
permlts. estimated cowl. 3179.194.
Plumbing installatidns_ 45 permits.
85
Electrical installations. 51 permits.
Total 181 permits. estimated cost.
Fees rcccivcd during the month
Summary for the year to flute.
New buildings and additions. 409
$1,030.53].
The above records for the
all
first
in-
over
he number issued during the first
. indicating con-
inued increase in he growth of the
M
NO ALLIGATOR AT HOME.
One of the fruit-stall men in the
riving hard to add
total of his sales.
, \—
Getting Down to Essenthls
AV Yale player was teaching some
fellows. it you can't
kick a man on tbs
The improvement in results
that you are having is probably due
wit hsoot.
Your old aerial was perhaps only 80
per cent as efficient due to the fact
increased
A new kind‘ of the same type and
same kind of wire as was in your
old aerial might give you as good
us so well in the past is being sup-
ON DECLINE
Hubbell’s Report
Shows 85 for June—1
Estimated Costs;
Common
Council Tuesday evening. showed a
(If
estimated
cost of the building from the rpm-
The number of permits issued de-
creased from 04 in May to 8.3 «lur-
ing June. with a decrease of $4.300
The classification of the permits
is. 55 residential, 25 garages. three
ur
two circuits shown
0: osc'lllatlon perfectly
formers.
cuit than is ordinarily employed.
is
will work quite well with one stag
of tFansformer-coupimhr. f..
may work with two. although it i
ll
Y
c
d
tem is one of tfic so-cnlled Rice sys
toms. The main tuning roll "A"
APPEALS BOOST
‘ TREASURY OF
G
In
H d H’ bake.- t'orporation." by A. ll. Ers-
kine; “Creole Sketches" by L.
Men at It Hearn; "The Next \\'ar" by \\'. H.
lruin; "t‘ollstioa of Cake-st" by C.
The treasury of Fairficld county Q» Murphy; "Ports and Happy
has been enriched in the sum of 37,- PI‘K‘N‘V' "- 3- Parker; "History or
3715.68 through the levying o fines ”"3 FMS“, Stilll’s Flag" by C. \\'.
r and costs in 74 cases appealc from Stewart: "i‘rcu-nlion 01' ”“9389" b)’
1 City and Town courts of the county
to the June term of the criminal
Court of i‘ommon Pleas recently ad-
journcd by Judge. John J. \\'aish.
As a. result of the cases disposed
of in lhe higher court, courts of
’ Bridgeport. Norwalk, Stamford.
Danlmry, Greenwich,.Shclton. Strat-
ford. Fairlield and \\‘estport lose
‘ substantial sums of money in fines
and costs. ‘
A majority of the appeals heard
during the last court term here con-
cerned violations ot’the liquor and
traffic laws. There was a total of 33
liquor cases appealed and 18 traffic
cases. eight. of tilt: latter carrying
charges of operating under the in-
flumice of liquor.
Judge \\'nlsh expressed dissastis-
faction with the circumstance that
litany liquor cases. were appealed.
and was uniformily severe in his im.
position of fines. most of them being
for $200 exclusive of costs.
.\ total of $5.100 was imposed in
[fines for breaking the liquor laws
in the. county and costs charged in
addition amounted to $799.90, a to-
tal of' 85.89190. .lnll sentences
reached a total of 388 days.
Fines paid in motor vehicle cases
amounted to $275. with costs at
$454.10. a total of $729.16.
In other cases. in which
of charges were alleged. a total of
$749.02 was imposed in fines and
costs. Nolles were entered in :3
cases.
a variety
M~
SOCIAL DUTY FIRM.
A woman in great demand so-
cially was duly summoned as a writ.
ness in someeo aproceedlngs. As
she failed to up a deputy mar-
l’or such readers we present the
in the illustra-
tion. which afford neutralization of
satsfactorily
\when Used with ordinary fixed trans-
The lricq is accomplished
by using a different initial tuning clr- i
In Fig. 1 is shown a“ scheme that
IS
THIS COUNTY
June Term of_Cemmon
Pleas Collects $7,378
C a s e s—Liquor
‘Neltiralizling‘ Y ou’r RF. Amplifier
seen, goes to the grid of the tube
as usual:
h":
ill-.3 plate.
in: mil. which in this case is “13".
‘
12 um. eraser
NOBWALK.
RIQGEY WIGGLY
CONN.
INDEIED {’01:
A” ads ETC rr““’:(‘:fd|
proper classmra'mn 3M 'Olw
ultir Sentinel slv‘n “'
‘i‘l H'K SF
at 1)-
CLASS! i' ' pf
A) Mr
Daliy rate I‘ll" ': ‘ ‘
insertions:
F
ch detail of every Job of tin:
Elan: i: attended to with an ear-13.n-1
es't desire to render the best or
lastlng service. What ever Job
calls for s. “mun-repairing or
new work—send for us.
Tm Nash, Edmond
and Dean Co.
ammsoan
' l
7
Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery,
'Br‘sssieres, Underwear
AT HODERATE TRICEB
MME. JEANNE'ITE
66480. rain 81:. So. Norwalk
Six Ea ys
........ .115
. .lll
No advertiscm'ri I:
then 50 cents.
Count five avers
line.
Charged :14: - ‘
telephone and st p.
seven (133's “Cm . (
scriion cash rat u .t
Ads ordered 'cr :; . v
and stopprd t>!..'e rr;;’
only be chargtd Ur .
‘ s
it. 3:.
’3 x3 -.- ..
8 0..“
\
.V
’ ' l
A
.’ up J as...
who
FIG 2 .
the usual form of coil: and for
broadcast‘work may be 45 turns of
No. 22. d. c. c. on a tour-inch tube.
This cell is tuned by condenser "C .
which is a .0005 mid. variable.
Coil "B" may be 30 turns of the
same size wire wound on right over
Cell "A". A layer or two of paper
snould be put on between the two
windings. Condenser "C-L‘" is the
usual form of neutrodon. or may be
a three or five-plate vernier condens-
The usual 1‘. f. transformer is
times the ad a;§'*..,.)
THE TEXTILE
' 'STORES
‘Q
HEAVY STRIPE!) T133 SILK
Reduced to $1.75 N-
o'rnim run sums
31f”. ,
Washington Street. South Norwsik
Wall Vet. Norwalk
W ALK-OVER
SHOES
For Men and Women
SHOE STORE
37 Wall St.
THE WALL STREET
Norwalk
ment made at 71'“ MAI: up
Special rate f;.: yum)- a
upnn request.
A‘B'C AU Index
‘ANNOUNLE
I l—Dealhs
2—Cai'ds of Trans:
3—in Meme... .
4—Flowvrs
fi—Fuherai i
:-~~
JLLN is.
trim?
C—Monuaw :s. l-"flitltj'
'l—Personajs
0—Soc1cties and Lodge.
shown. and a variometer is also in-
dicated in the plate of the ductector
cilcuit for obtaining maximum re-
IO—Lost an.“ l.'.;'_~
AUTOMUTi \ E~
generation.
The circuit in Fig. 2. is also a
Rte adaptation. and is perhaps
sl'ghtly more desirable than tl'at
shown in Fig. I.
one end of the coil, it will be
the other end goes through
neutralizing mpscity "C-L‘" to
As before. our main tun.
-—-—»~—~ W7
‘.
9
and it t:
I 3
not guaranteed that it will prevent pliner
cscillntion in a two-stage. This syn-
n
i"
a
in
u
of
E.
1.,
R.
its
12
shaLwas sent.“ act as her escort.
The Judge explained .to her that
was in contempt.
what she had tp‘sny. She was mani-
Kcstly astonished at this.
"I ‘messit no contempt." replied
she. "I would have attended the
trial gladly. only I had a previous
engagement—Savannah News.
“5‘1—
ms DISCOVERY.
."Dodd. Slappit found the yoke of.
axon yesterday that, he lost about
"Well. I like to be thoroughly
uncomfortable for s. few weeks each
towels web I brought back trbm year. s t
my mp... ‘ -.. ~11 all 0 but Icon enjoy mthomo
Teacher-What can you say of
"Pttg-im’s Progress?" -_
'_ _mpu-_-wnon no 11““-
mere:m not 913331309," »
,ot court and asked compound
lowing day and hafled the «titer.
“You know that serial
running—"rho Blot on the EsCuteh-
con 7' "
soy“...
"Put the
cleaning compound-next to that?
«has to‘ceftsin hotels.”
7"!“ how!“
.. . r ‘ “I
as rarnr‘mymeuthmstom the
hills m, on T‘fi
4
may
wire on a four-int! tube. with a tap
s the usual form '.t nxed primary
”1
(‘I‘lllf’F-lf-p tuning coil “B“
the South
during the past month were: \ "Gas-
scll's New German Dictionary" by
K. H. Bruel: "Debate outlines on
public questions." by 0. C. (‘arpen-
trr; "Primer of Citizenship" by A.
.‘De ix'ovcn: "History of the Stude-
\\'. G. Stimpson;
ministration" by H. l“. Stonc;
G.
iains" by Stark Young:
venturer" Ry Ada Barnett.-
cellor:
tor."
Home-Maker“
“Riddle of the Amber ship" by Bl.
son Hough:
Knibbs;
(flure:
Macknil;
M.
1h" by
Dawn—thetii‘orties.
the Fifties".
ties".
Seventies" by Edith Wharton: "Edu-
tation Qt Peter"
"rightist Blood."-by
"Great House in the
mous.
. Among the new children's books
are: "Aesop's Fables":
tle's Post Office." “Story of Dr.
Doolittle." "Story of Mrs. Tubbs."
“Voyage of Dr. Doolittle" by Hugh
Letting; "Hum
.Eden Phillpoits:
Navy Heroes"
"Elementary History of
States"
Story" b
he 45 turns of No. 22 d.c.e.
it tho 2: turn. The primary “A"
onslstmg of about 15 turns of No.
ummo on right over "‘38
\\‘i:h the circuit shown in Fig. -
.
BEAUTY
POWER
SILENCE
THE FAN THAT HAS THEM
ALL
WESTINGHOUSE
THE NORWALKS’ E
ELECTRIC COMPANY
11 NORTH tum s'r.
Phone 2978
in the East.
'rm;
POLLEY
EASTERN AGENT S
Largest Stock of Refrigerat-
ing Machinery and Supplies
Refrigerating and Supply Co.
,1 none Ion MACHINES
l: SERVICE ON ALL MAKES
A—Autovii-H': Armcm
11—Autou.ol.1 ..., For E“;
IP—Auio Acct: '24-:
ll—Garagts—A fins in H;
15—Motorcyc.» an: inc} .
17—VVanled—A not”.
. BUSINESS Sill-ii it‘s-
l
l
JB—Rusincss l" rum mgr
19—80141“; u.’ 0‘
Zl—Dresslnak‘r.u
22—Heanns. l‘ .: ..
za—lnsurance a: .1 Sr..-
!
..i
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