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The Newtown bee., 1897-06-11
DANBURY DIVISION.

DANBURY-North, $50, 7.46, $40, s.l5. 1885, a
IN ,2.40. S.45,5 l35-56,6.bO p. m.South, 500, 30
s4s m. ll.AO.4 O,6 49, % p. Sunday. 500
M, q, 10 pm.
BETHEL-sNorth, 7.37, l0.49 a. n.
234, 800, 6A9, 6.39 p. IN. Sunday, 1909 a. m.
4S9, 6.53, p. III. SUI lay, sl2 a. M, SIT pm
REDDlNSmEorth II q = a. m" as so1 SS
b.l2 a. m, ll.A t. p. IN. Sunday 5.ls
a. M. 6.23 p. m.
sANF0RD-North, III IL. m. 2.A. 6.29 p. m
Sunday, 9.59 n. m s.04 p. South, GIG a
m, Ii 80, 7.C4 p. N. Sunday. SD a. M, e.27 p
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ITO, 1887 o. m, 2.l7
6.37, 625 p. m. Sunday, 9.53 n. IN ,7.59 p. m
south, 6.2l, 7.52. 1910 a m, 2.05,4.52 '.lop. IN
Sunday, s.2S u. m, b-33 p. IN.
NJ. Sunday, 9.49 u. m, 754 p. m. South, 8 q
p. M, l2.O9, 7.l3 p. IN. Sunday. s.Sl q. M, b.St
y. IN.
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Fairfield County News
HUNTINGTON.
DEATH OF MRS SARAH cRoFUTT.


Mrs Sarah Crofutt, widow of Somers
Crofutt, died suddenly, Friday morning
She arose early as usual and built the
fire as she preferred to do. Her son
heard her fall and FASTENED to her find
ing her insensible. He called the neigh
bors but she died about O'Clock with
out regaining consciousness. She was
SO years old. She was buried Monday
att rnoon, in Coram burying ground. Rev
Mr. Park oficiated at the funeral. Frank
Richie, Patrick Murphy, oliver G.
Beard and Selah Brakeman were pail
bearers. There was large gathering of
neighbors and relatives, many from the
surrounding towns. She was the Oldest
member of the Huntington Congregation
al church.
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WATERFOWL.
AT CHRIST CHURCH.

Last Sunday evening Rev Mr. George,
Archdeacon Of Litchfield county, occu-
pied the pulpit Of Christ church. He
took for his subject the first ''Pentecost, "
how the people "were all with one &C.
cord in one place." He said that to re-
ceive such an outpouring Of the Holy
Ghost, Christian people must come all
together. Minor differences must be
done away with. He was fully aware Of
the difficulties Ia the way of such com.
ing together, still he believed that the
time is coming when all Christians shall
be in accord and there shall be one fold
and one Shepherd.
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BorsFoRD TO BRIDaEPoRT.

BoTsFoRD-North, 7.38, 1898 a. N 1905, 4.57,
6.M p. Sunday. $40 u. III. South 1;Ol,
$50, ll.36 am, 4.36, $50 pm. Sunday, 626
d. m.
sTEPNEY-North,7 d, lOI8 am. n.45 m, 4.4s,
sac p. m. sunday. "a. m south. TAG, 9.OS'
LONG HILL-North, l22, l0ll, ll.S3 u. M, Az,
cal p. III. Sunday, ia p. IN. South. ia,
300, ll.49 II. M, ABB, 100 p. IN. Sunday 6.AS
u. IN.
TRUMBULL-North. 7.l6, 1905, ll.22 q. M,
4a6, 6S5 p. IN. Sunday, TAI n. M South
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100. s.o6.ll.oe a. m. rs,
9.2S a. M. 1906. 5.l0, 7.25 p. m. Sunday 7.oc
d. IN
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has also moved his family there and is to
work for Sicott.
Miss Eta Smell of Ansonia is with her
cousin, Miss Fanny Davis. on Chestnut
Tree Hill for a few days.
Mrs Caroline Bronson, was called to
Middlebury, Wednesday, last week, by
the sudden change for the worse of her
sister, Mrs Merritt Russell. who died on
Friday, the 4th.
Rev Mr. Schaeffer, who has been en-
gagged to conduct services in the Congre-
gational church for the coming year has
taken rooms in the pleasant house oppo-
site r. B. Limburner's, in Red City and
expects to move there from New Haven
this week.
Services through this month in st
Peters church are to be held at IL a. m,
and 7.30 pm.
Rev l.. F. Morris and Birdsey Sanford
attended the diocesan convention in
Waterbury, Tuesday of this week.
Mr. Mcmahon, business manager and
editor of the Waterbury Democrat, witt
his wife spent Sunday with Mr. and Mri
George E. CrofuG at the Inn.
John Powers recently had number of
hooks set for cells in s mile brook and
among the rest of his capture was trout
that measured Is IL inches in leng th
and weighing "a ounces.
| r. B. Human has commenced tt
gather his fine crop of Strawberries ant
Monday he picked :about 60 quarts Of
splendid berries which he had no diff
Guilty in disposing of around the Center
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GRADUATING EXERCISES AT THE CENTER
SCHOOL.
The graduating exercises of the Cen
ter school take place at the Town hall on
June IS, at 2 p. m. The program will
be as follows:
Prayer, Rev F. b. Draper
salutatory, Frederick r. Dodd
Song, Glass
Essay, beginning of the English Language"
Maude s. Hill
Everard b. Buckingham
Solo, Fannie Grafton
Glass History, Cornelia NJ. Young
Glass Prophecy, Mabel 4. Logan
Valedictory, Unania II. Marsh
Parting Song,
Announcements.
Presentation of Diplomas.
The members of the graduating class
are: Hattie L. Bassett, Everard B. Buck
ingham, Frederick f. Dodd, Thomas J.
Dodd, Jessie E. Ferriss, Maude s. Hill,
Mabel K. Logan, Urania H. Marsh,
Mary E. Morrissey, Harold A. Robert
son, Cornelia M. Young.
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AT LAKE wINNEMAUG.

M. a. Doolittle, proprietor of the Win
nemsug Lake farm, announces that he is
prepared to accommodate picnic parties,
fishing parties, rowing parties or those
wanting to have q good time. He has
put new feet of boats On the lake. The
grounds in the rear of the boat house he
has fitted up for picnic parties and ev.
erythiDg is in readiness to entertain sum.
mer callers. No business will be done
at this resort Sunday, and only temper.
ance drinks sold.
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sympathi4e with his family in their ST

sympathjse with his family in their az
Fiction.
Mr. al Mrs c. w. Blskeslee of New
Haven spent Sunday at z. S. Hawley's.
Treasurer Morgan's family are at Bon
niebrook for the summer.
Rev J. Chauncy Linsley of Torrington,
with his wife, have been visiting his
parents for some days.
E. Ross Hawley and Eldridge Bailey
spent Sunday with friends in Weston.
The Misses Mabel Wooster and Ger
trude Buckingham have returned from
Mt Holley, n. j., where they have at
tended the College Preparatory school
for the past year.
Miss Jennie Mae Baldwin, who has
been spending some time st her grand
mothers, Mrs Nary Baldwin's in Wells
Hollow, has s5ne to her summer home
at Walnut Beach.
Several from this place attended the
flag raising at the Upper White Hills
school, last week, and report very
pleasing time.
Agar Judson of Newark, N. J., has
been the guest at L. B. Gray's.
Miss Jane Hurd is seriously Ill again.
Marcus Munson is in poor health.
Erastus Bennett is very feeble, this
spring.
Mrs E. Turney is suffering with rheu-
matism.
George Bush has his house nearly fin
ished on the Coram road.
Mr. and Mrs G. b. Nichols of Nichols
visited at Century Farm, last week.
CASToRI-A.
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AMONG THE HORSEMEN.

AMONO The HORSEmEN.
The stables of j. E. CapeweII are al
ways an interesting place to visit. This
season Mr. Capewell has new stallion,
purchased in Flushing, L. l., purchased
of G.. Howell Leavitt. His name is
John Bascomb, with record Of %, by
Wilkie Collins. He is mahogany bay,
a very handsome horse. Mr. Capewell
also has Town Talk, who is in good con-
dition, and Alapatra.
HOTCHKISsVILLE AND VICINITY.
Mr. and Mrs G. F. Morris have gone to
New Haven to attend the Wadhams-
Thompson wedding.
Mr. Connell, wife and baby, are in Stew.
enson.
William Dakin was in New York on
Tuesday.
Mrs FL. W. Forbes spent q few days
with Mrs r. Ell. Baldwin, last week.
Mrs Hitchcock and daughter, Miss
DSCA54 o0Au fhAA SOOStu O4 Wis NhpSWClls
are visiting her.
Mrs Grandson Beardsley still contin-
ues on the sick list.
W. J. Wells has returned from his trip
to the Catskill mountains.
Mrs H. S. Hartman and Miss Carrie
Strong intend to 20 to California for an
extended visit.
Tracey Brothers of Waterbury have
contracted to build the new house of the
Misses Narramore next to the residence
Of Charles Whitlock.
Noble Allen of West Side district ia
convalescent from an attack of tonsilitis.
Charles Gordon and William A. Gordon
of Danbury visited Woodbury., Memorial
day.
Miss Harriet L. Ford is still on the sicB
list, suffelin from complication of dis.
eases.
The Woman's club met at Library
room. June 4. Miss Edith Mary hac
charge of the hour. Subject, ''Athens.
2. B. Hulse and Mrs Simmons of Brook
Ign gave the old historian a call, las
week. The latter said she called to ge
a sight of the author of Ancient Wood
bury, in which she is much interested
She with her husband, DR. Daniel Sim
mons, are here on a short visit. Thel
} will visit Bethlehem and other parts o
the ancient town on genealogical inqui
ries.
ing the highway and sidewalks on til
route occupied by their works look yer,
beautiful.
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DEATH OF WELLS ALLIs.

Wells Allis, an old and esteemed resi-
dent of Wells Hollow, died on Friday Of
last week. He was "a years old and
leaves widow and two children, Franz
AIlis of Philadelphia and Mrs Charles f
Buckley of Southport.
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DEATH OF WILLIAM Helm.

William Helm passed away Saturday
morning and was buried in Riverside
cemetery, Tuesday afternoon. He leaves
a wife and four children, beside widow
ed mother to mourn his departure. He
was Al years old.
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In New Haven County.
MIDDLEBURY.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Luzerne Camp has moved his family to
the Bristol cottage at Quassapaug.
Mr. futile was the guest of Mrs Ba-
sham, last week.
Mrs Willtts has been visiting at Mrs
Satterthwaite's.
School having closed Clarence Munson
has come to Middlebury for the summer.
He is the happy possessor Of bicycle.
Miss May Pollard of New Haven was
the guest Of Mrs J. o Munson during the
week.
Mrs Grace Abbott and Miss Ruth visit
ed in Hartford day last week.
The last business meeting was held IL
the old schoolhouseson Saturday night
On Monday the work of removing the
time honored edifice was begun.
Mrs Camp and her daughter, Miss Car
RE, will attend the closing exercites o,
the Academy in Cheshire, where Harry
Camp is at school.
Children's day will be observed in botl
churches on Sunday, the. 18th.
On Wednesday, June Is, there will b.
most delightful entertainment in thu
Town hall, under the direction of the La
dies Social Union of the Methods
church. The male quartet and orchestri
of Watertown, Prof and Mrs Skilton ,ant
Charles Mansfield, will assist. Tableaux
statuary and recitations will give zest t.
the program while concluding di~ ogu
will crown the cheer of the eve ing.
The Shakespearean clrS met at tn
house of Mrs Starr HCgt on Tuesday.
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TIE NEW ENGLAND Z. Z.

HAwLEYvILLE-Eas 80 IL A, am. liz p. m.
West s-A q. m, FAB. 6-32 p. m.
NEWTOWN-East.7- "a AIN f7IT pm. West fS.47
q. m, f2.38, t6.26,p. IN.
SANDY HOOK-East TAO, II. SO, am. % p. m
West s43 a. IN, 2-30, 6.2l, p. m.
sOUTHBURY-East7 1850, l2.O4, 7'32 p. m. est
S.36 a. m; 2.2l, 812 p. m.
TRAINS stop when signaled onlv
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HOUSEKE

Why do you continue to roast your
selves over coal fire these hot days,
when, for 81, you can get New
Process" blue flame Oil Stove. This
stove is an odorless, smokeless, kero-
sene oil burner, giving @ steady blue
fame of very intense heat, II you can
not afford one of these we have the
small stoves with one, two and three
burners.
FARMERS!
It is time to be getting one Of those
Cyclone Powder Distributors and put
an end to those bugs on your potatoes
before any damage is done. A large
quantity of Paris Green on hand at
any time. Have you seen our wet
powder guns. for Spraying potatoes,
bushes, poultry, etc2 Want q Guilt
vator or Shovel Plow? You can not do
better anywhere than you can here
We handle the PLANET, Jr." adjusts
BILE lever cultivator and other makes
as well as adjustable Shovel Flows Of
the best makes.
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E. W. Seeley has new Winchester re.
peating rifle. It is said that he kills
ssstacks'' of woodchucks.
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BRIDGEWATER.
PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT.
DR. and Mrs George staub of New Mil
ford were In town on Sunday.
Mrs w. w. Welton and daughter are
visiting relatives In Litchfield and vicini-
ty.
Rev Mr. Morse, with his mother, will
occupy the parsonage which is being put
in order.
|. Uncle Henry Sanford is SO far recover
ed as to walk around and we trust will
soon be driving on our streets.
A boy at the home OF John Randall.
Mrs Joseph Greer Is still very Ill.
/ Mr. Erwin Of New Milfffd was in our
village ON Monday.
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AT LAKE QUAssAPAUG.

The Wallace house opened for the sea
son on Memorial day and for all the
rainy weather there were large number
of people who visited this old and popu.
lar resort, which continues in the march
of Improvement and becomes more at
tractive each year.
Luzern NJ. Camp and family of Water
bury will occupy the old residence or
the Bristol place.
Mr. Whittemore is now occupying his
summer residence.
The Bristol family are putting theil
cottage in shape for the coming summer
They have also built fine barn.
Fred Chase and family will spend thu
season at the Lake in the Whittemor
cottage.
Thomas Kelly, the Waterbury baker
will bring his family to Lake farm, hi
summer residence, this month.
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The game of baseball at the fair
grounds last Saturday was one Of the
poorest Of the season as the Cheshire
team was unable to make any Roadway
whatever against the game put up by
Taft. The score stood Al to in favor
of the latter team.
Reports say that we are going to have
late train on the Branch during the
summer. We hope SO.
The Harmonic society gave cOmpli-
mentary concert at the parish rooms,
last Monday evening.
The schools In the Center district close
on June IS. The graduation exercises
will be held on June az, at the Town
hall.
Edward Gilbert gave his hand bad
cut the other day while working on q
power press. At last account the wound
was healing as fast as could be expected
James Hotchkiss has just recovered
from an attack of measles.
| The school In Poverty street district
will close the school year today.
Mr. Currie and family wish to express
their sincere thanks to the friends ant
neighbors who SO kindly assisted then
during the sickness and recent bereav
ment of their son and brother and TO
the many beautiful floral tributes. Ais
to the choir of the congregational churcI
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Charles Judson is no better. His con-
dition is critical and the community
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If you want to see as good line Of
WALL PAPER
AS can be found, visit the store Of
w. B. HAWLEY,
Sherman, Conn.

We are few miles back from the railroad,
but we fiatter ourselves, our prices and stock
cannot be beaten.
a TimeTy Hint: Come in and get your
Straw Hat tor the season. Our stock OF GRO
ceries cannot be excelled. A line OF Japan
ese Mattings just in.
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Return Railroad Ticket given to
Purchasers of $1,000 worth of goods.
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The Wemans' Aid society met at Mrs
e. w. Preston's, Wednesday afternoon.
Rev Mr. Smiley of sSouth Britain sup
piled the pulpit, Sunday morning and
evening.
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&c: wheeler & Co. D.,

has gone to his trainer, Charles Smart Of
South Meriden.
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OXFORD.

PERSONAL AND CHURCH AFFAIRS.
Mrs William Burroughs of Chicago il
visiting her sister, Mrs G. W. Cable, Oh
Chestnut Tree Hill.
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Mems and Boys Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
OTTR RTCYCTESTTTT DEPT

Has been greatly enlarged and contains fine assortment of Suits
for Men and Boys varied line of su beautifully designed
and made. No tailor turn out stylish garb The day
has gone by when anything will do for Bicycling.
The pleasure and safety of Bicycle Riding depends largely
upon the suit worns construction and fit. Ours only
handsome in style and design, but skly made WE'LL just
like the other kinds of Clothing SELL Bicycle and golf hose
81 MAIN, COR. ST ATE STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN
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A. N. Sicott has taken an extensive
lob of chopping wood for S. P. Sanford
in southburY, Kettletown district, and
has moved to the house in Southford
owned by Robert Stevens. Ben Miles
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Milton were the guests of their teacher,
Miss Coe, last week.
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THE AL FREsCO FETE.

Thursday evening, June II, Is the date
of the AL Fresco Fete, the time when
everyone turns out, rich and poor old
and young, all gravitate towards the
church green. The attractions for this
year have not been snnouaced so far.
but it is safe to say that they will equal
those of former years. Dancing in the
Town hall will be feature Of the fete.
This was one of the most popular attrac-
tions last season and doubtless will
bring many shekels into the treasury.
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- CoNIING

With come nyou already purchased supply
SCREEN DOORS WINDOWS, we invite YOU to take look
at our stock which well selected and prices low
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YOUNG PEOPLE,!

All young people enjoy playing Gro
quet We havs some fine sets of
eight balls each. You will find us
headquarters for any kind Of summer
sporting goods.
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WISE ADVICE TO HUSBANDS.
Those Who Have Aning Wives win do Accept It

range quarrel courts get
all that lovely when
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ROXBURY.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
The annual meeting of the church was
held on Monday evening, about 80 being
present. The first hour was devoted to
business of the church, chiefly appoint
ing officers for the church and Sunday
school. Then followed the roll call.
After the meeting was adjourned, Ice
cream and cake was served TO all.
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MIL.KMEN !!

You don't want any Of the above
things, eh? Well, we are ready for
you with Milk Cans at S2.75 each with
name on can if desired; Milk Bottles
and Caps Of first quality, Cooler Cans,
Milk Pans and Pals, in fact every
thing that milk dealer needs at bot
tom prices.
FISHERMEN!
Anything from pole to hook. Lines
at 81, Soc, zoe, &c, 2 for Sc, etc.
VOTING pEOpTEf
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In Litchfeld County.
NEW MILFORD.

GRADUATING EXERCISES AT THE CENTER
SCHOOL.
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LOAN OF $1,000 FOR ONE
year at u per cent per annum, secured
with $1,000 shares of stock. par value u
per share, cash value 50 cents per share'
also $4,000 in ten-year first mortgage
gold bonds of the company. The bonds
are secured by deed of trust on a large
and well developed copper and gold prop
erty of the company. valued at overS'oo'-
600. 1t is an old and we'll developed prop
erty. consisting of eleven claims. run
particulars and reports can be had oy
calling at the office of the company, 900
s. Broadway rooms 1920 "
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MEMS DEPARTMENT
Chore boy, sl2 ETC.; neat boy for store.
So week; mixer, $25 ETC.; one $50 ETC.; tin
roofer. $780, errand boy, country: team
ster, $50 etc: deep sea sailors, S25 ETC.;
plow boy. Sl2 ETC.; tailor, 81; Swedish
hostler s25 etc: ranch hands, $50 etc:
boy for orchard. 500 etc. year. good
home; shoemaker married man, ranch :;
etc. etc; call Monday; we will have
many new orders.
MEMS HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Hotel cook. country, $40: restaurant
waiter, IS week; cooks helper, camp, $50
etc: chief .cook, country, $50 etc; hotel
and restaurant help please call.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Two housegirls, $25; cook, Santa Ana.
500: housegirls, $40; second girl, $50; I
housegirls. SIS: housegirls, Sl2: house,
girls, Toluca, Buena Park, Redlands, San
Gabriel, Santa Monica, Santa Ana.
WOMAN'S HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Waitress. $50 Redlands: cook, country.
$50; girl, wash dishes and assist, $3 week
etc; woman to cook, S25. country: wait
resses, country, $50 each; Mattresses call
and register.
HUMMEL BROS. & co.
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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH (EPISCOPAL),
Olive ST., between Fifth and Sixth, opp.
Central park-Rev. John Gray rector;
all seats free: strangers welcome: church
in close proximity to all the principal
hotels; services today: holy communion,
a. M: Sunday school, ?:45 a. M. SOL
emn procession. litany and sermon. II n.
M; holy communion, noon: subject of
sermon, Christ in Our City: anthem,
Il Am Alpha Or Stainer) full choral
evensong. 7:30 p. m: subject of sermon,
Turning the World Upside Down :;
canticles, Gregorian: anthem, Send Out
ThX Light' (GounOdl.