H 8
I. l SI
C l M
$ 1 . as
C l“ i 2.3.
U ‘ t. g T 1‘.
“ 1k. 1. ll
tonne W on! Her-Stare, Wash-
.Mm Iii-d whit; plz'tpt m.
-—The case of X. Dowehuc was withdrawn.
-Thc our of J. L Hopkins has been
tahnmthemperhrCoutooappeal. .
"Rev Mr. Davis, Coirersslist. will preach
1:1 lartwood‘s “all. next Sunday. at 1&3!)
--‘l'he Wahfleld Patent Furnace oanbe
adaptedtoanyatoremnd isa completeap-
”first! season of the you. It our
sits at a round fire-box, whié tenet om a
hole on a common cooking amve; the front
dampers should be closed, and the luck
dampersopeued; fire is then kindled,u'y
kind a! fine fuel being used. The draft
pas-thronghthe opening in thefrontot
thefnrnace,np through the fahand over
the backboard, down through the stove
hole, and so on to the chimney. It can he
nasdotn of doors, setting on the ground.
and opening the aperture behind to allow
thennoketopo'xsout. Thofurnaoeislined
With fire brick, which confines the heat, so
that very little is pemqitible in the room.
It is a apital thing for heating irons, boil-
ing, broiling and oookingguerally; also for
picnics. camp meeting, fish frys, etc Nor-
ton & Kennedy, sole agents for Fairfleld
Cotmly, are canvassing this community, and
we recommend them to the patronage of the
138091?-
Con-on con-cal.
At a special meeting of the Board of
Councilmen, held Hay 15th, there were
penent W. S. llanfcd. T. Boyer, R. H.
Rowan, L. G. Wilcox, G. Benedict T.
Baker-RH. Z. Norma, J LRiehards
The special committee appointed to re-
vise and amend the city charter reported
that they have had the matter undm'con»
older-anon; and recommended thcadoption
of several amendments. The report of the
committee appointed to revise the city char-
terwasaocopeed; andsmotionearriodthst
measuresbetaken to have thechuterofthe
city amended and altered in accordance
With the recommendation of the committee.
The following bills were presated, and
w strfies of the m is not
many Mutated. Their manhood is
by the vows they have any:
for“ trout a more Want
any one can perform, than unit of steam
hhanthority over himself; and theirlnflu~
eoce among their amocistes will be increased
by the fact courage and
lodepend ‘ ves’mopposi-
tion to one of the greatest evils of the age.
.We bmpeak for them the encouragement
and support of all to whom the welfare of
otrcityisamatterof anyimporlance.
This section, which is the first one «tab-
lished in our State, is called Young Temp
lars Section 1. It was instituted, at the
hall of the W ongr and Temper-
ance, on Monaaf .m appropriate
ceremonies It' is composed of boys between
twelve and eighteen years of age, and there
are about thirty-five members already initi-
ated, and many more we hope will join.
Their regular meetings will be on Monday
evening. The following are the officers
elected for the ensuing term:
W. G.,A.Wl. lat 3.6., J. .3. Ray-
mood; 3ndA.G. GHPurdy 8rdAG.,
G. H. St. John; G. A., E Wintervelt; G. V.
A., B. F. Day; T., W. Lattin; A T., T.
Pennell; 8.,J. I. Dibble; A. s, E Banks;
LC, A. Lattin; A. U., 0. Weed; I. W., W.
1-1 Ballodt; O. R, N. Nash.
After the officers were installed, the G. A.
delivered a brief and appropriate extempore
address, and was followed by the Deputy
Governor, H. L. Gedney, (by proxy), C. H
Harvey and M. M. Norton
M nurture.
The literary and social entertainment of
the Good Templars, at Ely‘ 5 Hall, on Tues-
day evening. was largely attended the hall
being filled with the friends of the Order
and of temperance. The programme was a
very good one, full of tariety and spice
and not wanting in the meat and milk of
good sound temperance sentiment.
being duly reported upon ordered paid:
Board of Assessors. .3218 25
S J. ........ . so 58
Dink Selleck. ..... IS on
John H. Smith ..... 18 00
Wm. 5. Benton
nod “.' u'i'lla‘t
~1~1natnr Fem took his seat in the l'nit- I
rd Stairs Senate for the first time this ses— I
stun. no the ldth “‘e are glad his health is;
:30; §t1, ‘l‘lflfi’ I
«An hop-mam meeting of the Houn-
11: mal \w‘riatino will be held on Wednes—
day muting at the room of the Sons of
T mp- mm ‘m the ”are": building.
. 53 46 '
The Street Committee were empoweredI
to repair the streets in the city whereer
in their judgments they may deem it notes» 5,
511T)-
The City (‘ler‘s was directed to procure
rooms for the use of the city in the several I
wards at the coming election. I
’—"———'_ E
The Neptune Club. I
Ihcre was a large attendance of members ‘
The musical part of the performance was
:particularly worthy of commendation, the
; (reunion of the
“ limiting Bird" Upon the
piano. by Miss Rogers, with a harp accom—
paniment by Miss Adams, being in excellent
lLste and skill; and the solos of Mr. (‘lark
being sung with great ingenuity. The Glee
'IClub was under the direction of Mr. Mer-
risn1.und sang slum] tcmperancc songs
with gri- at acceptance.
The three act drama “The Rutlahncd,”
' was the chief feature of the tnlertainmcnl
This is one of the most deservedly popular
tmitpemnce plays ever put upon the stage.
“Tu “‘W‘ '0' budding the my.“ Aims l “ the meeting 0: the Neptune (““131 on hl‘ I It is Well adapted to amateur acting. the
“mm W “I“ ‘nldld m Golding and ‘1'? "effing and 3 M an} 0' “1‘9"“ ‘ scenery being msilvarrsnged,lhe characters
lh'nton. fur three hundred and sixty dollars,
211 he finished by the first of October. 1
(‘mnpony .D . Eighth Regiment. C. N.
|-, uf this vii). Lil‘ul. J. C. (‘rowe com-l
mandate. has decided to have a parade l
Hal target prntice on the “35111 inst
—'e hip fit More th'l We
. ... . mir either will procure a charter fur .
1 Vernal-r5 Asset-lotion, and take prompt?
slap-to remove that‘s-ace frotn onrelty
11! having no burial plat?
“nor authoritirs are still active in search 1
of "‘1th tn «mt-in the murderer of Mr.
“Maury. and (red: clues have been recently l
dul'fm We believe the mystery will 5
vn he mlvedJnd the nrrtrh brought to
punishment
~Atth-eetilgd thchranchofthe
t-mrit an m thickly. at the other of
Moi-1 Plait, be." “thy evening. it
was voted to ‘I M. John Davis of our
«£15. a life member. It m also decided to
mmlrh the depository. and to keep it. the
«with: year. at the store of Bodwell it
H: \t
.1: hr. 1 miner was mwml for drunken-
m-««. up Tulle-day afternoon by Chiefd—Po—
lit " Thule. and ink”; in the Howl-dc-[mk—
anml in thr evening he mped out of
he cell. and than. through the window.
upon the roof of ".1. Norton‘s store. Be
a“ na'tptttml and carried to the Now-alt
hack-up for safe keeping.
will! land at w. Jaaeph R.
It iguana-111d Joseph C. Wforthe.
my of with \‘rwwalk. net on Tuesday ac-
row-{ma In the chute: of the city and
alto-d John ll. 81m third member or
11111 thud Joseph R. lift-and waaelerted l
l :mirmzw and John B. In“ on Clerk. Thty,
.- 1n l’hgit' their work Wely.
~Tlrv- Lou nee that was arranged for the
:t h ‘1.1~t.hetueon Ir. Ira-on Burrithofl
W city ml Q mu New Essen.
has been withdraw by the New Haven par-
tiw “though It Inuit! can claim the
«alto- m the withdrawal of theorem
am é» a great Li‘s-appointment to him and
‘ many friends of the “Go Sofily."
‘F‘f‘tfii [mom-n! indications the steamer
M12111 White will he liberally patmnized by
will mint-as during the “balmy" months
Hz.- ”when: modulo: of the boot. the po-
:.1 art-l attentive Capanin and subordinates.
1r 11111111111111.1113 [storms of delightful
«new all cache to sale this most do
«able unla- a! transit to and Iran the
crest nit-11w
-—‘l’he following petitions were pmented
iotbe Haunt Representatives aadappro»
lei-rely «tested on Tuesday last: Petition
u! the. Wolf Suntan for amendments
1'! chum: petition of loath \‘orwalk Sav—
pltittuu lot a new voting district in;
"-11": Town l. petition of \orth School
lhamw. lmoharvof pebliemoney.
-4h¢oilrhnd.(htfldel.(‘omorof
intents} War for the Third District. has
{arcs-1d an agency of the Fairfield County
lnfltfflfi't’ impugn for the city of Nor-
suds thyeeiatbenewflrmstyle,
111:1 ac sink the. W nithoueof the
tam-incommenmpaois
in the State George A. Holt.“ “Tillman—
tir. and 0 P Jacobs, of Danielsonville,
have also been muted agents of that
OVM.
mile Unit. a: l’uflly'a old stand, isnow
lady for m The store ha been
w “H and M mdanl
entirely {misapplyot WMMI
so“. Dropkick-yo- are inward;
anythhahthc be. You may relyupOO',“
muudmfimuflhvin‘i
«huh-It mould afl “marque
new *3 “a t “hflblfit’
.1“ cl ““15 MIMI,
disinfectant-awgetm.
angrily-snow #1389!-
1 manifested in the approaching annual cruise.
There is a prospect that an unusually large:
number of the club will join the excursion .
which is to st'srt on Monday. July 2.4111 I
After the business meeting had adjourned, I
'the members. with a few invited guests.I
gathered in the dining-room of the 01111
W'ell Hotel, and partooli of a fine supper?
provided by the proprietor, Frank Foam;
’ Commodore Tompkins presided with his 1
: dicnccs.
' up among the company s genial flow of wit, .
usual ability and tact. and managed to keep
humor and repartee. The Neptune Glee Club I
entertained the party with some excellentT
singing: and impromptu speeches. filled with f
pleasant reminiscences of " perils by sea and .
perils by land," stirred the enthusiasm of the
assembled mariners.
At a little after midnight the “ Neptune
Parting Song" was sung by it< author. Mr.
Frank Benjamin, the whole club joining in
the stirring chants: a well deserved vote of
thanks was tendered to the genial host of
the Old “'9“ Hotel; and the cheerful com-
pany separated, to enjoy, we hope, many fu-
ture reunions. and none loss pleamt than
this one.
Funeral “It. Inner
The funeral of the late Mr. Joseph Bauer
was attended Sunday afternoon from St.
Paul‘s Episcopal Church. A large concourse
of friends joined with the Masonic bodies
and Odd Fellows, from this and adjoining
towns. to pay a final tribute of friendship
and fraternal love to a faithful brotherand
worthy citizen. It w& the request of Mr.
Boner that he he buried with the ceremonies
of the Masonic and Odd Fellows fraternities,
and the large numbers of both orders that
followed his remains to their last resting
Iplsce andjoined inthe last riteaof burial
ijteatified to the high esteem inwhich he was
Iheld by fellOW.‘ and brethren. The dc~
ceased was fifty years of age; had been a
Mason 1w cuty one ytars, and an Odd l-el~
low twenty- two years, and had held honor
able omces in Lodgt ,Chapler and (‘muman-
dery fur my years. past
The usual Episcopal burial services were
solemnizcd by the Rev. Dr. Mead at the
church. and the body was escorted to the
burial place by forty Knights Tt'mplfll’s of
Clinton Commamiery in full regalia, and the
various lodges of which the deceased was a
member. The impressive ritual of both
fraternities; was performed at the grave, and
the German Society. of which he was also a
member, sang: solemn requiem hymn.
It isau honor to receive after death the
homage of so large a number of warm
friends as on Sunday ‘plid their last re-
specs to the memory of Hr. Bauer. His
presence will be sadly missed at the lodge
and in social circles
Killed.
Frederick M. Plan, of Porn-luster. came
to Korwalk on Saturday afternoon, to visit
his relatives and friends here He staid over
utgluodti‘hls shut in Samples—mock.
of our city and. on Sunday fomnoon pro
cured a horse at the stables of Mr. Hopkins,
and drove up to his parents Wat
Vol-walk Finding them absent or church
he went on to the house of his sister, Mrs
John Lambert, of “mm “Here he re-
mameduntméyasumeforhtsfathers
family to re MM when he took
his W193. i! W with him
and started Ioreun'h to their house
“Wt arm at the help
and was, therefore, obliged
tame: lasso-nitration“. Winn»
”is.
1:309 abutment; 5»? out of tilt
“Tfifiafiw
't
tlrofx‘mgstoo,
well defined and true to every day life. and
the sentiment such as easily appeals to the
sympathies of the audience. It was
duced on Tuesday owning v. 1th very good
efl'ccl, many of the characters being inter-
preted to absolute perfection. “ The Actor's
Benefit" is one of the best known and most
ludicrous comedies in existence, and will
never cease to excite the emulation of young
players and the applause of appreciative au—
Thm- had born an unmistakable lack of
preparation in some of the details of the
performance. arising, we presume, from a
difficulty in arranging rehearsals of the
complicated parts; but no one can dispute
that the entertainment was very creditable
to the Order of Good Templates, and gave
promise of still better things with more
thorough preparation and mnrt extended
practice The entertainment was continued
on Wednesday evening, with changes in the
programme.
A Ben! lion-nee.
Moat people delight in getting hold of
anything skin to a love story: not merely
1 from a fondness forscnndal, but because the
most powerful and pleasurable of human
feelings is in some measure awakened and
excited thereby. A happy little affair of
this nature, the circumstancm of Which ccr~
minly verge upon the romantic'recvnlly oc-
currcd in this city.
So vemmml 30311! Ind estima—
ble y can; WW haewivlt‘herparcnts,
was tng'aged in the occupation of trimming
hats in the manufaetory of Mew-s. Adams
Brothers 5; Brush. Of all pursuits hcr‘s
memr'd the most tedious and prosaic. It
was the same thing over and over again.
ex cry day alike The same old shop, the
same old faces and the endless mpply of
hats to trim. As she plied lit-r ucedlc‘ucr
stitching. stitching—completing hats enough,
it seemed to her. to crown the masculine
world. ‘1)(‘ often wondered where all the
spruce young:' men could be, who wore so
many fine hats: and bdng of a thoughtful
and imaginative turn of mind, fancy some
times presented a manly hero who donned
one as she finished it, and straightway led
her, with strong and protecting arm, away
upon the wings of a sweet dream, to a land
peopled with intelligent and sentient beings,
when: happiness reigned supreme. But to
mm to the“ humrlnnn of life ass :1le
sudden and tasteless. She was of that age
when love is in the bud. and in that mag-
netic condition that only awaits the genial
sunshine of an Opposite Mrical nature to
burst into blooming beauty and sweetness;
when the affections stir the fancy and in-
spire thr- thoughts.
“Sieloval—Mi kill! not that like Md.
Nor what his race. nor Vt hence he came.“
One day, after she had finished trimming
a hat w'nh biannual mate wrote her
name and address out of sight on the under
side of the lining, rarelmly and without
”mwfiflf’fifi W15» ”$13.73*
beled on its winding way.
The bill, with hundreds of others exactly
like it, new tee New Yeti-k merchant,
and thence into tfithéhands of a retailer who
” W B ’
exhibinou in his case of new styles. ltat-
trusted much inflict {it sometime
was not found to fit any one. It was tried
on numerous heads tom misc. Round
lands,“ bends, bald whlmhy heads,
Whirl-ate and also chiefly; 39pm»
fifia
mood bikini Wy‘fld‘m .1.be
catchy-W ,to
fiMWW“m¢
WWW
aivedthe active“: to theaddresa,
andtmmm‘eflowmeltenlioa
. «I». .1... .
‘smitln'n done with neatness and
dis -' £1»
South Not-walk, Feb. 1a. 1371. 144:
route a re.
0....
.‘ll 3.
l _q
mumbeaciosetenoeofpmdcy, hard;
-poaslbletobegotover, andontheother,
thaw who winners-ti“
which alaslfor his modestyds too often
likely to be quite impossible. But this
’°"" W V”
all“ lied" c‘htten-
tionaof thh young man, who soon proved
wbeanadmlrcr in a right womanlyway.
withoutW-il‘mfl ma modesty.
and feminine nonsense. And as her ad-
mirer was a manly youth, and in earnest,
matters moved on bravely. He came often
and she learned to wish for his coming, and
soon the old story was rc-enacted.
“WWI-tum nmymlon
And stolen glances, sweeter for the theft,
And burning blushes, though for no transgression.
’l‘ranbllng, when met, and restlessness when left."
Man ' re, w an . hen
, it ' at
certain moral and physical conditions: shall
be fulfilled in eachAo prodnccan immediate
explosion, and blow up a name that shall
last a lifetime ‘ We have ‘ good reason to
believe that these conditions were fulfilled
in these two; and tit sequel to the story
was the marriage, last weehof theJeney
youth and the fair Connection hat trimmer.
LocAL novices, ,
'3"?-
Mackerel by the kit or barrel at Ray moud
Bros.
For a splendid child's Carriage, go to A.
Knapp‘s.
“Pure Gold“ given in change, at Alex.
Swords’s.
If you nish a nici set of (‘,roqnet goto
A. Knapp's. '
Hay and straw by the ton or bale, at Ray
mond Bros
(imin and Feed by the bag or quantity at
Raymond Bros.
Alex. Swords diatributes ‘“ Pure Gold" at
his News Depot.
If you are in want (If a handsome Toilcl
Set. go to A Knapp’s.
Go to Raymond Brothers for that quality
hams, either in pickle or smoked.
The place to buy Legal Blanks is at the
City Book Store. No. 4 Ely’s Block.
Hickory. oak. maple, pine and chestnut
wood cut any length at Raymond Bros.
Bestbrands of Flour in the market for
sale by the quantity or barrel tit Raymond i
Bros.
The eiltbmted Gold Flake Smoking Tu-
baccn for sale by (' Swarlz & (‘0 sole‘
agvnls. .
l
Jujube Paste, {or irritation of the throat,
coughs, colds. tit: For sale by S. F. Peck,
druggisl.
Brummcll‘s Cough Drops. an excellent or-
llCll' for colds. For sale by S. l“. Peck,
druggist.
If you want School Books,go to Buck- ‘
ingham's Book Store for them. There you
will and a full assortment.
The celebrated Moss Rose fine-cut Tobacco, 1
the best and plea-lamest in the market, can I
be found at C. Swartz & Co. ‘I
Roo'r _Bnnn.~—The well-known popular
drink of all drinks, on draught at S. I".
Peck's drug store. Ladies come in groups
after it; children cry for it; the community
in general croft get along without it.
Renee‘s Pain-Killing logic Oil is sold by
most of our druggtsls and merchants, and
has become a standard article in market.
This position it has won byjts great merit.
It cures pain. and the people like it and mil
have it. One manoays his wife would not
be without it if the bottles cost one dollar.
Warner‘s Proprietary Medicine Co, urt-
selling throughout the land their Viuum
Vilu‘ or W'inc of Life. Its astmtiahlng sale
is beyond all precedent and is calling on
their utmost capacity to fill their orders. We
have tried it and find it pleasant to take. im-
proving our appetite and digestion. and
would recommend all families to have 11
bottle in the house, not only to be prepared I
in case of sickness, but to prevent it. See
advertisement in another column of our
paper.
gm:
1.3mm
Carriage
Manufacturer,
No. 3 'flm Street.
A number of secOiiif-hmid Ex-
tenston Top nmnges, Buggies,
Business Wagons and Rocks-Ii
“'ay'fi \
\ev. 11mm mytismcss
Wagons constantly on hand or
made to order.
all and examine them. 1 will
sell cheap, as 1 wish to get them
ofit oi mv way. ’ '3‘
' Repairing and General Black-
smo STYLES
”3'51
Young Ian’s Broadway and Trade
Anthelateststyluouhtoom ton-n“
W’~.mwu. ,. ”.7 .1
p
I make it a specially“)
lPickets, Doors, Sash and Moldings.
.- Twev. A .,_, on... 4.1.”...
Elli
.2; v1»
BUFFER; .
> m wan-rm- W.~,..~t... ..
.m‘rmr—v
5:“!
MRS.
We have just received a new line of
OOLONG AND
W’liich are very nice. and will
JAPANTEAS.
be sold at a price Within the
reach of all.
.a.
1m
.EBRATED JENKINS, ROVER & 0038 FLBUll.
Fresh ground. just from the mill. in barrels, half barrels and
quarter barrel cloth sacks.
entire satisfaction.
Every package warranted, to give
O
Andrews 85 Huflbht’s
NEW’ HAVEN HAMS
, 171C. PER-POUND.
The Best New Butter, 3813. Per Pound.
ALL KINDS OF
FANCY GROCERIES
CONSTANTLY
Comet- Main and Union
013 HAND.
Jas- H- Knapp «b 00.,
SMMHM
THE “01.» WELL”
Hardware Store.
0?
Loni-suns labial”..-
Ilia-63.111 Min or
an“
Xv. W BRICK BLOCK.
Stand
Across the nu) from TOLLFS a ELTS Old
lot of
foot of VI rushing-ton Street, with a full and new
Builders’ Hardware
BETTER, AND MORE EXTENSIVE,
THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE
IN THIS CITY OR VICINITY.
Our Assortment of Locks,
of Home and other Compunlea‘ manufacture, we
would call your attention to, not a: a specialty, as we
keep a
Complete Stock of Everything
in our line of trade.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN GLASS,
All Brand.- of mean a mouse nndnltented
Wfltwn “:1! SAD.
UNSEED OIL,
DRY AND MIXED COLORS,
can always be found at our store. Also,
Agents for HABUBY e wnrrox‘s celebrated
Railroad Colors and Combination Lead.
So‘uth 3mm. Nov. 11. 18!). H!
11‘. n. NASH an altos”.
mammnastmm
Furnaces, Heston-s,
Stoves, Ranges, &e.
mom AND 11an IN
Crockery, China, Glass, Wood,
Earthen and Willow Wares. -
Iron Hollow Ware, of every
Wjan-ifilt 11111112
3“ 51mm 1!
Have moved from the corner of Iain and Wash-
lngton streets to the new Mela
Chfehestefi’s mi E,
WASHING-TON ST.,
whuonln‘lte round a large sum. of
TOYS AND NOTIONS,
3NKW818tatMcrrs
1 mm Assonrxnx'r or
Black Walnut,VOval and
Rustic Frames,
Heirl‘ulld’fincycolored‘ " Straw s.
enormous;
FRESH EVERY DAY.
Sewing Machine Oil for Sale.
' “‘6’?"
Ordersfiil'fiooh
tended to.
o
in Sheet Nitric promptly at-
‘
Sub-alpaca received for Daily, Weekly and
loothly W; and them promptly de
livered.
llllllll 111111111111
.sdnalq mm
manna-ran.
61613 All]! HELEN m1
Hemmstoeell
jgxg‘g‘ 1'1
PURE HAVANA CIGARS,
’fil-f. 1-.
K0693 mum“: 0n hand a choroe assortlamt or
FREN H AND AMERICAN
CONFECTIONEBY,
Ascheapueanbefonnd lntown.
Parties and Weddings furnished with every reqnif
slog: Magi Bil new...
Boned Turkey Jellied, med Ham Jel-
lied, Tongue Jellied Boned Fish, Beef
a la mode, Charlotte Rnsse, Table
JellymloeCreommtfancy forms,
dtc. arc
Cake furnished to order. Pure country Kilt.
AGENT FOR WILCOX & GIBBS‘ SEWING MA-
CEINm.
CANE BOTTOM CHAIRS RESEATED.
STATIONERY.
Peanuts, o! my own roasting by machinery.
C. M. GRUMMAN,
PRACTICAL
ELY’S 131.qu,
Keeps constantly in stock a full line of
WATCHES,
3E W Ell-RY,
Sllill SllVll“ all Film Ware,
3 Pee-race: 3,
And: sgreat variety 5 in his line. to which
he would lnvlte the atten on of the public
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing
Done as usual on the premises, by the most skillful
warranted an to as n. 1 ti
“Momm
“r. H. SW’ORDS,
MerchantTailOr,
COB. WASHINGTON AND MAIN STS.
SOLTH \ORW ALK. CONN
Scotch Chevoits, Meltons, Craps
and English Coatings,
MADE UP IN STYLE. AND AT LOW-
EST PRICES.
A good fit warranted and made as the customer
maywantlt. Cntflngdoneforotherstomakeaa
hem Also, a WW“)!
D. DAYTON s.
FD DAYTQN’S.
D. DAYTON’S.
m1 8. noon. .
WATCHMAKER & imam.
orrosm GONGBBGATIONALCEM .
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war-nuns.
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