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, it: 5 You Know 1’ rzlienwing oi; :cq11allnlarl’cea.ey;li: on Saturdays this paper IO“ Miss Eileen McMahon. Putnam. j.

“ SHOP “l -_' e :: Leddyl resided in the Int district. ;:“:r::°::d1;;32tkml? 8.331;“ avenue, expect. to leave Saturdnyl :. II
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Riaiio—“Ranson‘s Folly."
Regent—"Padlocked."
Palace—"Shipwrecked."

E. Swedish church.

COMING EVENTS.

July 11.-—Ceailfry Bible Class
Meeting at home of Mrs. Osborne on
Hawkins Avenue.

July l7.—Picnic of Y-l class Nor-
walk M. E. church in Nod. Wilton.

July 11.—Card party and dance at
Pine Point club.

July 17.—Quarteriy meet of Nor-
wolk fish andsgame association in
Moose Hall.

July 17.--Annlsal Picnic at \‘il-

tette Club Annual Picnic ”on Island

Wdrk will be alerted in a few days
on the erection of Mr. A. Modne'a
(l'utnam avenue). gasoline station.
on the corner or North Main street

hero ill for several days with a sore
throat. has been visited by many
friends from'Norwelk.
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A meeting of all the Girl Scouts
in this city was planned for Thurs-
day. at the home of Mrs. L. A. Do-
hcrty. 125 East avenue. Norwalk.
On account of tho inclement weath-
er. the meeting was postponed for
today.
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Mrs. A. Robinson.
avenue is planning
daughter. Mrs. Manuel Tarlov

Woodward
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the summer at Marvin Beach within
a few weeks. Mr. Archer has Just
arrived from Europe where he made

"Merry Merry." including such song
successes as "i Love You." "You
and I." "it Must. Be Love." etc. He
will collaborate with Mr. Thompson
in a new show.
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Mrs. Percy Barrett of Brookside
ovcnue. Rowayion. was a recent
hostess at bridge.
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Mrs. E. 0. Huntington. 4 Court-
land place. entertained a. few friends
at bridge at her home this after-
noon. ’l‘hree tables played. At the
close of the game. Mrs. Huntington

venue. will resume her duties at

the Nash Engineering company

Mondayafter a two weeks' mention.
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Doric. Alfred Ci‘olaitiere, Frank
i"l9ld and William Sculley. '
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Mrs. Mary Hanlon. Mrs. “'illlanl‘
F. Hanlon, Miss Mile Hanion and.
Mrs. Florence Hoyt. motored to l
llridgeport Wednesday to spend the
do '.
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Miss Margaret. Tammany. Monroe
sit-Mt, entertain ReV. Father Gal-
lagher. Miss C rine and Bernard
of “'allingford.
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Semi Monthly Meet Women's Re- . . . Among the Norwlak people who L: ‘
screens lief Corps Deny“ Fowler Post. illiil‘ld‘irirhfl" bigggd eghgwfor‘tgg; an inspection of musical comedian “1.“. to New York to “inn?” ”III; . E
d Board of Trade meeting in South down. Together WWI Harlan TholeItIin.l lg- iirrlenbach-Delaney light were Wii- .' l resses
Ill Norwalk Club Rooms. , e e e “3' written “‘3 “ii“ “‘on” Li 1 " lliim linnlon. Joseph Tammany. l I . ‘
screen Doors Special meeting of Bethlem M. David Rosen. Stamford. who has Jem' James, My Girl. and John S'U'M‘. Arthur Cuber. LOIIt'il

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w a s h a b l e
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‘ I merly Minna Robinson. who is now served ‘ delicious repeat. , . . g
L GOLDEN m .. - - - timi- .312: 22:.“ simmer. a:
e uy 1.—South Nor-walk Quar- e e a —I\'orman Phillips Jr. kiddies mm is insured "am“ tire and _:
. ty tomorrow afternoon on Palace theft 6'1. North ‘ilain St Phone E
in Harbor. inspected the Norwalk branch of par ' ‘ ' 4
wow" READY '1‘) W July 18.—Water Sports at Bell his factory. the New Diamond Point "889' Bring the children. Enjoy the ”SPA?“

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Island.

July lit—First Summer Service at
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Sun and Title For Tomorrow.
(Standard/lime.)
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Pet (50.. today.
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Many friends visited Evelyn Hal-
ris. 82 South Main street. who is con~
voiescing at her home after having
had her tonsils removed at the Nor-
walk hospital.
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fun—Adv.
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Miss Emma. Donnelly. 110 South
Main street. \Isited a friends in
Bridgeport recently. ‘
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h . G. Daniel Weber and chil-

Cards are being recoil-ed from Miss
Esther Diamond who is sp-nding her
vacation at camp Sidney Lainer,
Piliott. Maine.

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Miss Marion siegner. Rock Ridge,

 

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Dots — floral and

Sun 8,“. 7,.” p M e e dren. Francis and Charlotte. New me today for North Adams. ”a“, . . .
mg“ Tide " ' 3'7” A. M —How to make a. “My home. York City. will visit Ci. Daniel Web- where gho- will \il-il her cousin. Misn' ' stripes .... Stralght_
“ Low Tide “Hununiois-IQ' u' .ask "Abe". Phone 351-2.—-Adv. Pr at his home. Main street. tomor- Agnes Goodbean. 0\‘er the week-
‘ u - A , . . I row. Mr, Weber is manager of the end. Miss Goodbenn has been Sitend- lll'le 311d two-piece
I 30. 31/ The Pocahontas and Cockenoe Miss Evelyn Steinberg Concord Ifoscnblatt-Hollub company. Wall “"3”” 1‘” "m “"1“ “‘"h the “a"
x 2‘ LriIbdes of lI-‘irst District Red Men Will street. has rstiérnizdnto lIltrir maedafitg street. . ‘ . "Pr" . . . effects.
0 a pcnic and outing at Savin er an ex on c \ s w l ' s . .
ranteed ‘ . . . . Robert Chittim. son of Mr. and John Mrliiahon and family expect
Gua ROCR m.“ Thursday night. The trip he“ Haven e e a Mrs. Arthur t‘llittim. 420 Main to leave tomorrow for Canada “hen 16 to 46

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AUTOMOBILE C0. Miss Marion Lynch..Westside eve- MonkarCeuldron. Daughters of City. 5' w or (TONIGHT)
fi . nue, Rowayton. spent yesterday in MOREMI- ““1 “1'9““! "wig! in e e e Douglass Fowler Post. No. '16.
L. Wagner. Branch HIP. New York city. the Washington street Masonic. em- Mr. and MW Luke Conn eall y. Women's “we, €0,le

 
 
 
 

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Arctic ice Machines

“Ton to 1.000 Tons Capacity

Policy Refrigerating

And Supply CD: for the Boy Scout camp in Reading. limelight: Karim" JTliogrinfleii: turn home September 1. .l MIMI" 0‘ ”'0 NW“ “k T1” “‘1 i QE’OUS ill C 0 1 0 r 1 n g
, . ‘ ' .. , . a e e Rubber company. I? . . k ' L '
Booth Norwalk. Conn. Miss May C. McSaily. Stuart ave- “”0“" ”1"" in bankruptcy. Mrs. Harry Anderson. First street. . . ° U

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Chicks be made to grow
better. be free trons atl-
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will be made in special trolley cars
and private automobiles.
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Dr. and Mrs. .lohn T. H. Powers.

they will spend a month‘s vacation.
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Nelson Mosherr son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry S. Masher. 1 Lwes Place.
has arrived from Sarasota. Fla.., for
a visit with his parents. Mr. Mo-
sher expects to return to Sarasota
in August.
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Louis Orllns. son of Mr. and Mrs.
I. Orlins. hanc. street, and Barney
Ash. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ash, Van
Zant street. left yesterday morning

nue. is enjoying a wmk's vacation
from her duties as clerk in the or.
(toes of Light. Dunbar. and Quinlan.

returned to his home after a bust.
ness visit of three days in New York
City. _

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A delegation of Norwalk Redmen

selia. 15 Betta place.
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Rev. Frederick Jacobs and Mrs.
Jacobs. 37 Bayview avenue. have re-
turned from a brief vacation.

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Several Norwalkers attended the
showing of the plays given by the
Jitney Players‘at the Ridgewood
club. in Danbury. the other evening.
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Among the spectators at the Ber-
lenbach-Delaney bout at 'Ehbett's
field. Brooklyn. were James Henley
of Bridgeport. and Joseph Caposello,
15 Betta place. '
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Miss Mabel Thomas. Wilson Point.
is spending the week-end in West-
rleld, N. J.. as the guest of her
brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and
and Mrs. W. Harrison Thomas. To-
morrow night Miss Thomas will at-
tend a large dinner party ’Hlven by

Mrs. Andrew Philips. West. ave.
nue. ts recuperating from a.recent
illness at her home.

last Saturday noon. reaching Duck
Island that night. and .Greenport.
next morning. Several days “ill be
spent about therelfind at Sag Har-
bor. and Shelter sland. Later they
will go to New London, Fisher's Is-
land. and other points of interest
along the Connecticut shore. Dennis
Valentine and Arthur Keyworth are

guests of the party.
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The first accounting of George

Brown. bankrupt Main street confec-

Frankiln Cleverley..is trustee.
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Jesse T. Dunbar. trustee of the

street. will return home from the
Norwaik hospital tomorrow. where
she has been confined for the past
two weeks.

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Miss Marion Lent tomorrow I‘ill

evening.
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Franklin Irving Smith. Jr.. 32

liimwood avenue. is driving a new

touring car.

pie.
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MrsEisle Peck has moved from
Gregory Boulevard to 5 Reed street.
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Dr. V. V. Clausi. of 105 South
Main street. was a visitor at. Staten
Island. N. Y.. yesterday.

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—-CUTBILL‘S FISH MARKET

Lobeters. swordfish. blue tish.
shrimp. crab meat. and other choice
fish are to be hid at this market
this Week. The best. in the market
comes to this store’s trade. Deliveries
made to all sections or this vicinity.
71 North Main St. Phone 108.——Adv.

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Barry Connersdof, Weston. well-

known playwright. was one of the

street. recoil ed notice yesterday that
he has been admitted to the fresh-
man class of Dartmouth college. He

-—Now opened for the season'.
Famous for over forty years for
Shore Dinners and sea food of all
kinds. Phone Nor-walk 2298.—Adv.

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The Misses Julia. and Zineida
Sachs, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Sachs. Main street. are
remembering their many friends
here with postal cards from France.
They haxe been touring Europe'for
the past month. and expect to rev

will resume her duties in the busi-

ness office of The Evening Sentinel

Monday after a week‘s vacation. 4
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ber of honors.

He captured the singles tennis
championship of the camp and he
and his partner. Charles Hood. of
Stamford, ’won‘ the doubles chain-o:
pionshtp. He also pissed the Junior

stolen from the rear of his automo-
biel while it was parked in a. shed in
the rear of his home. last evening.

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Mrs. E. M. Gene and daughter. Mil-

5 Maple street. will leave tomorrow
for Montreal.
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Edward 3. Von Cutleberg. Betta-
wood Lane: Oscar F. Schultse..Weat-
port avenue: .‘Victor. Bunderiand.
Westpert; Arthur Cherpentier and

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they will spend a wee k.
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A dinner party was held at Weis-

stage. Bring the children. Enjoy the
fut—Adv.
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W. S. Devison, sales manager of
the sundry department or the Miller
Rubber company. Akron. 0.. has
been the guest of William C. Iloov-
er. 1‘: Mott avenue, for the post sev-
eral data. it. will be of interest tot
know that Mr. Hoover was designer
and builder of the Miller Rubber
company. . At present he is general

Miss Lillian Field. 43 Lincoln ave-
nue. is expected home tomorrow
from Northport. L. 1.. phere she

J. Mr. and Mrs. Guggeis formerly
resided in Norwalk. and have many
friends in this city who are. extend-
ing congaratulaliona to them.

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Cockenoe Tribe. No. 32. Improved
Ordefof Red Men.

Monitor Cauldron. Daughters of
Mokenna.

Lincoln Council. No. 4. Order or
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Colored Bed Spreads

Women’s

$7.95 West avenue, “II” In“ July 30 (or . _ . :IriiIlI take up studies there in the rlizfllnlfizlrinlvil \lilISLISX.;nlaF~‘l\.I:‘I;;~
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Ti Square Auto mm“ mm m“ A. WWI m . . . .... M... ".'"" a... dinner “as -00 coIl01 ed stuped llpplette spreads. Silk H086 .
mes e e e George Archer. 37 Taylor avenue. .J°h" ”0“” “0 South “in“ gum hi. "Wm M hm. friends in Q1\1081’OS€‘ ll bl Allf ta ‘ ‘ “
SUDPIY Jesse Hopson Wall street will are spending ten days cruis- “m“- h” "*9" ‘ P°°m°n "“h the “lebrmon of “or I‘INMMI' L I ’ i go ( ’ 119. as $1 98 All ' 1k .1k
“N mm 80 Nomik leave soon with his sisters, Mary and ing in the Sound. They went .0 the Gulf Refining Co. in Stamford. I o -I e 1 Had COlOI', Saturday Ollly . I p u 1 e S] ’ S]
' " ' Alice. for Danhy vol-mom where Eastward in their yacht ‘ Dolphin" ' ° ' e ——.\orman Phil lps .r. ies . . . . . . . . . . to S full fashioned
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Mixed Crepes

- 4.000 yards beautiful
Silk and cotton crepe”,
soft in weave, Igor-

Small and large- de-
signs, all fast colors.

garter run-stop, all

sizes and $1.69

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. Dreyer Hat company is sending out . .I . I
‘ - Ti", Wall street ~ . e e e , cllegk in full to preferred and priori- has been the guest of relatiies for Decidcdlv new underarm These fab]. lCS fonnel' I
it A A ' I i’l‘he'Bl-‘ophy Laundry ‘1", re- iy creditors and first dividend. 3 Herbert M. Miller. 17‘! Main the past two weeks. (1 , 11 ,h “I 1y retailed at $100 , .
r B] 1; Seal V' t sumo operation. Monda Jul . per cent to general creditors of the “Feet. will visit in New York City ‘ ’ ' an po uc ."gs‘ . ‘ . . Sport weaterg
no 10 or 19th Ad' 5" 3 bankrupt “mem- °"°" 'h" “'“k'wd- “RIM" find V‘CU‘O‘" ”111 on leather and Silk lined. Quantity urch a S e d
Records .— h e e e . ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ”‘V terms. D°"“°“y'—Ad"‘ Fitted with purse and l ' ti) 1 ml A" WOOL. smart, appeal-
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Blue Seal VICtOI‘ Records main two weeks ' ' -—Adv. to his home in East avenue. after in this city or the arrival or a to pl 108 .1 rs?’ 64c , to .
e .e . . e e e spending a month at Camp Mo. daughter at the home of Mr. and $1 98 $5 98 17 (‘1 $4 98 $7 50
at Samuel Ellerin. Main street has MTS- Percy C~ Morgan. 41 First hawk. where he carried of! a num. Mrs. Karl Guggeis of Hoboken. N. g . ar . . . . . . . . . . .

 

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Bathing Suits.

All.wool. one and two piece

All pure linen hcmstitched , ‘-
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49 WALL STREET $32::33“:03:3?I“°ga;;:fy‘f°‘hfi Efgizlit:tineeatilt‘hublagfxlfl:%:1: 211:1!93:81::r:;:tinlxgne:l)ct::ln:i<ll22:: the owner of in? l:ssex coach. pans. Mirro quality. 39c $2 98 to $8 50 patterns. s2 98
evening. . . t . company. ship. Mr. and Mn R. D. Lflommmlm Reg. 600 .. . . . . . . .. e e Dozen ....... . 0
Speed REO cm M' and M” Anthony “11°“ Rowland Schwehel .11 Reed street “'1"nt t-h . 6.85 i 2 BurrtittoaIgIetItIUP. ai‘ceItpiizniliguto a . ' a:
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Royal Society Packages to be
sold at reduced prices to make
room for new fall stock.

”Odd. Lot: of Stamped,
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Made-lip Stamped Rompers
Colored, value $1125, for 89¢ ,
' White. ‘valu'eflSc, for 50c

Scarfs. value $1'
50c

 

' 'Art Cloth Finished With
‘ Lace Edge
Scarfs, 18 x 45,’value $1.50
for $1.00 “

Hand Embroidered M 6 d el
Pieces which have served as
models. 101in one of a kind.

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I! "all Its Norwalk. 0!. If iiiirliisgclifi..pm°m animated in iii?lagfiliilafldil-gganeyggdtn:rhith Scarfs 17 X 50 value $1 69 Rompers,.2 yrs, value $4.98
. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII, . . . waste have been held' at Ebbeta . . t ’ ' ‘ A.» for‘$2 98 ' /
-. . -The Brophy Laundry will-re- Field. Brooklyn. Ni‘nYmfihl. a?» w , for. $1.00 ' '
—— 4‘ ume operations Monday. July Connors went to ew 0“ IN” 0 V , ,. .. . '
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‘ ms 3315.533?ii:§3§f..‘l§i'.§"fiif 33: iiihfidhi'i'ii‘plded m'WJn- .. Buffet and Vanity Sets value .Whlte Scarf, value $5.00 . é.
THOR to make final arrangement. for the sin. where he is visiting his brother . e , . - f 01" $2 98 ./
Ngrmflk general merchanta' picnic and “ting”. and 31"“; X, :3: “n for $1.50, for 980 ‘~ ‘ o ‘
. wt 'ilb hid rto onion 0 u s. _. ... .
. ' 1°14“! 1”“ morfthkjhtljfmemitgtet: 1133.3“. “iii " A II- I"; known IIIIIII * . . At . . 'LunchSet, linen, value $7.50 .
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$5.” Down mum e r repo: O poserfrzrvill take up' hlsresideace tor “ l7 , Stamped OySter men for $5.98 ~ ,'
.sz " Class of February. 1926. Norweik . _ Scarfs, 18 X54, value $1.50 . , . -
:. Conn. Light & Power Co. 23.2..‘°ii°‘i‘i.".il;i‘“lli3:33.33 for $1.00 Infants Tray and Bib Set, .
5: warm or. " sonwam sail. Monday evening. July to. Great 89801“: 3110. and Man. | ‘value $2.98, “1.5150 . '"I
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fiiiliifiul‘x'fi’” mi' 3%.": t. t - for $1.00 skin to close out. .
“Panama Kid." for ' exceptional ; ‘ i

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Dr. Joseph Sioman. South Nero
walk. drove several friends to New
York th yesterday to attend the

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Mrs. J. Abrams. souls Nomencl-
spending the in New. York city.
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