remnant“. wonemrzn elm.
lymnmnmgamwmrm and Beet
. 1 10m man A. SPECIALTY.
And unmerou other was no“ close for cash We are hav-
ing a large sale of thatfine '
Delaware llo. Ilairy Butter
At 25¢. a pound. 4% poundi br- $1.00
It has pleased hundredli, it will pic-me you
traitor! Bill! in Polio, all i not
Lnndreth’n Celebrated Garden needs.
We burned all Seeds dated 1889 We can gigo- you En:
stock and warrant each package to erminate. et our a
logue of Bredl. The Bed Potatoee’ln the City Why? Be-
cause they are White and Mcaly. at
C. E. Seymour’s,
88 Washington Street. south lorwnlk
Open from 6 o’clock a rn. until 8 o'clock p. in.
W
A Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
The right goods in the right place.
found in the line of
Everything can be
IllllllS Allll IllllESi
Al the store of
C. H. HARVEY.
Thedorhenwehtahprfcei‘amamd'ew: “concoction ndhoutfirhm; lust-ate.
militiamen newcomer-mute;
in: Wierltacd me dlvtt Bill: at radon: dfrmi are on”
[odes Priw'veold'l'iplmo once. .or trauma-now
tastes Corinne ltd 'ii I In: on maintain-nut groireliw
CALL AND EXAMINB Till} 60099.
O. H. HARVEY,
70 i‘ortls ‘lain "it” South ‘ov-sveelld.
W.B.HAiIeco
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets.
BRIDGEPORT.
-..“, .
In lolly tilijio tiring Bargains.
he! nihnowrtuoerm chi'trmeettcvcasna'
Ahevvaaamdaaoen-eetagstack ow
flint-gates, wewiataiatin-shceeaeeawtuhwxetav we wnlsudinsaiasocwnah
FIIIE GOODS AIID PLENTY OF THEl.
neumummmmmuwr
an I all lllll lll'l lllllllll
Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, fictions, lite.
Hell'ew'avvlrio lirhInQnduywsdflyb. Val are. to“ waatyaa
ct.tetsiadiam;c~-hime, ”me-rumour
rmbgptkb: one
SEEGIAL WOPENING
WWII“ usual-arm ,mnem ll
gfidmmwmfig Hartman-deed.“
Ladies’ Cotton Underwear.
lee-H” ammmmuenommm.m
mus-aw» swa'weafiedmawqmmgbmmhadm
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ggflr kw” It
as egg-seven. man-s.
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HITS!
’ FALL STYLES,
mung-enumerate
”gunmen-are
KHAPP’S,
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Thorium
once-m Idea“ newt-sh.
W ...-a no em emu ism. i
_"; anon-o av Lna‘l' Clout
ltthattltprhathratte
Boston cigar,
tiled Mahala“ ”annulment-"tot"
I»: e- mcee-v the luv-radar onion re
m‘fr.ll-IIMIIUNHMI“DMI‘O
ulnar-Insulin ’the Months best to eat
Opt-ado
'03 IA“ II I. I. I'll “1'80
Cilllllhll. Pillllf I to
36 [that 8L. Bos'l‘ot.
W nzoumzs
Double
Strength.
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ALU‘JON 2905.
"w. L'rt‘trwrtv,
'31: Litjttnw‘ft, (TIN).
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A. s. P‘Ellltl;
JEWELER.
Ilia-reads. Watch-m. Jewelry.
Dar Watch Rewiring a My
...-II Idl fl». - South lnrwala
goons aoawaiiaia—viioe pica
i "J B erbium 2"!!!
Jerry Iron-.3 :o n.3,. maim- I rotor.
on Wis/.9." Miocene; I in I
‘4': 1 error din-wed r Item—P-
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’flif" K F'Kifl‘lh -i'tca
“Dill ll [FIQWV '4 r,
W II -no “was;
lien-Ill Room. I oIloge.
All lures-prising, Pv-rtln
Training school.
have. rub-car- t. r mar-n» it} i . rh' rltAJVO'I
ammo-vee- it wrxb tharromgh met-n: Inn Irrel-
lc‘tlllfli cm! a» and h s"h'ni rm
(”and ‘0th launch. addnw-
HERKILI, bl! rim-.5 inure:
Stamford Cam
3 ""(‘s
CHILDREN’S I’III'I‘U llils’
...... a,
successful Specialty,
7v!
1 The StrangeAdvauttu'eoI ldr.
F. W. ‘Chlvvle.
I! WA. TA!!! '0! A IIIBBLAI
While zadeaveriag te later the lee“
dance at Charles I. Ada-a la Ins
Ia“ ly W ‘ ‘ A Ia- ‘I.
leek Over lite Ileart laved Illa lulla-
lomrr Vinson, N. Y.. April Iii—'l'ha
residents of lount Vermont's much united
over a mysterious shorting allay In which
I. W. Chivvhettbedrygenhhr-of
Cowhlln l Chivvle, which failed a year or
two ago at'l'wenty-third streetandfliath
avenue, low York, for nearly ”find”.
was merely wounded oerly yeatenlnylnot'n'
tag. hir. Chivvie spent Thursday evening
ntthelinaseof-I. C. llaitth,anelghhor, and
atIn. matertedhoma liewae muted
part of theway by-I. P. Wright, principal
ofgramar reboot)“. 'I. of New York, but
a lurid-tot loent Vernon. When that"
pried Ir. ('hivvie started acro- the bit
In thedlrertion of the residence at Charles
L Adams, whiehlsaearhbown. dtis-id
thatheenteredthevestthuleofl . AM
reddenee. probably-Mating itfor hiaown,
triadhkkryiu thelochandwnshotbylr.
Adams, who mistook him for a burglar.
haved by a Nearer-Ida- leek.
Ir. Chlvvla reached his home unaided,
but swooped upon being ldmittad. Doctore
were hutily unmanned by lira Chink,
and their Investigation diacloeed the fact
that one bullet bad penetrated the left
breast, and, ranging downward. lodged
above the right hip jltt beneath lbeaklu.
Almond had pierced bier-oat above the
heart, buthadmerelyshatterrdaleadpea-
cit intheveet pocket-pd buried itself Inn
memorandum book The bullet was It
moved from the wound above the hip. It
did not penetrate auyvital partaudlr.
Chivvie inexpected to recover.
Ada-e' ltory of the sheeting.
Ir. Adamo admits that he lred ateosae
one who tried to enter the house yesterday
morning, “Burglar-a have been prowling
in this vicinity of late,” he said, “and about
2 o’clock this morning my wife heardn noise,
and I went down etalre to investigate, and
l hoerd someone outside any; ‘60 belch.I
Jul then I nw a man trying to put a key
in the door. and l immediately commenced
to fire through the glass door.
' Two shots went through the door. After
the firing the man at the door went away,
and i knew nothing about Cbivvis being
hurt till I received notice at my office that
he had been shot, and that l was charged
with having shot him.”
1’th were Perfectly Ember.
Mrs. Chlvvis does not believe that her
bastion-i was shot by Mr. Adams, but think!
he was the victim of footpath. A few night!
ago. she says, he met a rurpiciovl looking
man in the road and knockid him down
This fellow, she believes, may hair-9 shot him
for revenge. hir Smith. whole a member
of the firm of J. B. Brewvter d: (30., war
earn yesterday at his omce. He said that
theflrstnews he had of the shooting was
when hewas coming tothkcityonthetrain
this morning. Both Ir Chivvie and Ir
Wright were perfectly sober when they left
his home. lie knew nothing further about
the aflair.
Al lwnlid’a Terrible Death.
Yam. 3. 4., April 5,—llre. Carrie
Young, aged “yearn. wan burned to death
In her rooms on North West street, this city.
Thewoman had been ill for aevaraldays
andwaavisited and cared for nntilalnts
hour Thursday night by friends. She had
left her bed and attempted to walk with a
lamp in her hand, when, being overcome
by weakness, she fell and her clothing
caught fire and she was alowlyroastedto
death The floor was very little burned
Sobody discovered the blue nor knewof
the accident until a boy called Friday with
0M! AMI BELIABLB
no llllttlfllltllll Lita
South lorwalk
Iorwalk, Ct.
rna room-in» '
CITY ill IIIWILKI EAGLE
II trauma! It (”tsp—e: arrest. 3-
tax-ops. met
wivnlf-o-fa- gush-pm)
Weber atthn. South
red for.“ at
howl
Fill. Fill. Fill]
“mWaI'zMWW-hi
lllllo. elm Ill lotion
Walla-l.
"spinach, N M
I'd-eta Cate-p, rwlt.
Canned Geode. lite.
whale-IMMMMM‘W
“was wise-em
mans. ,
a go. The woman's husband had do-
netted her. The charred remains were taken
to the morgue.
A .5.” Jud-neat fer Binder.
Chicano. April h—Jadge Anthony has
entered jodgtant for atoms favor (I III.
Inry F. William her husband,
Aaron 8. Williams, in suit for a.“
(calender. Tnenetionla lheflrstll Cook
county where the wife banned her huh-nil
a .chaehnrp. aadna may he nppoaed,
lbeslttiaoaeof maayootuardnlgnsolex-
eaedingly strained relation. betwucn the
couple. Ir. Wilbalns'wa retired mythi-
ht, who liveaon th west side, and Enid to
haven- lncomeof slum Ire.’ William
hahaadao-eaadclltiveted ladyaboatw
yearnof age. a gandmother and a‘
Inherit a tashionahle west side clutch.
Handover W's” may.
lmoarou,R.Y.,AprII5.—Therealaa-e
“Prison-amen, who killed PilotAbw~
nathyiuliewYork, i Iii-nim-
lea.
fathnstitlr-idea Predtollowvdthenela
ware and Budeoa canal; was a techie-
ehractareadlgaredtathelo-i criminal
outta Beianowafagitive from idea,
haviegtdtmwntoevadeamst torarob
bery committed in m Abrasihywaa
hewnhueasaquietaad
”bk—an.
llhtunwaltoohplamku-hloeeph’e
chub today.
Gardener Goodall Improving.
lanes. II. n. April h-Dr. n u. been
Molthbdty. and ”twat“.
Bowen hernatltondont, whwehb
, (9.1.105- I'etlasw *
Wm: wen Art!!! ”
PM: i (tenors Clan-tut; or locate
b In In ivlew that the prohibition law
h-piv- tafnilm in the large viii-sol
slum. "It as. had seven years trial"
he Id, “ant while it has proved an admir-
able wtortluugrieultaralcouotieeandthe
smaller town. It has failed to find the public
epiuimrtoeniorus Itself inthalargereitim '
and In the «aunties on the lilalesippl river.
which are largely settled hypsople peoples)!
lwosaenbirih. t is anoputfaclthatll
cannot bewitcrc-d belch localities without
estate coutsbulary. which the temper oi
thslowe people would never permit. The
Isgleletba to unions ithaebeeua‘usvere
and automate “would ever be permitted
by a free mile
”The Republican party has never been
Isltedlnmpportottlomsemra “use:
neiOM or 60.“ Republicans have been
oppoesd tolt, but havegone along with tin
pert], willing to nee the experimmt tried.
low that it has been tried seven years and
lied felled In part. they lttelet that the Ian
should be amended so as to give mhlbttioo
to the l) per cent. of love when poblk
opinion favors and eulorcsslt, but theteoms
other methoda of regulating and repealing
thetrn‘o sholld be given to theiloperaut
of the state where eapuience shows that it
never can be enforced "
lIr. Clark-on ludoraes the action of th.
lows confer-see of Antl-l’rohlldtioa Be
pnblioans In everything but Itadelnehd fa
nellent platform lie believes the present
:glalntura should modify the twohibitiot
ws.
'l‘ea were hour-ed.
8!. 11min, Aprila—Aa the south bound
Omaha fast mail on thethsebroedwat
rounding a curve a short distance from the
[it Charles (In) depot Friday night the
train was derailed, five curs going Into the
ditch. The train consisted of a mall and one
pom car, a stacker, chair car and two sleep
ere. The entire train rolled down the story
embankment while going thirty miles an
hour. W. K Bchoop, of this city, had h'a
right leg broken. in all aboutteu pe-en-
gvrs Were injured, but uoneaerlouely. Among
thoec in the first sleeper were Grand Beer-e
tnry Allan IcDowoll, of the Free Masons oI
Missouri, and Judge Theodore Brace, of this
city. The accident is attributed to the bad
condition of the tracks. The names of the
Injured are: J. U. Crockett. Stuart, Ia, cut
oothe back: In P. L Pullman, Omaha,
shoulder broken; George Pulp, mail agent,
heed bruised and left hand burned; Hnrvey
Smith, mull agent, none broken and scalp
cut; W. E. fichmp. mail agent, leg broken:
0. l". Guthrie, St. Innis, hand bruised; W.
I Btniixa, Atlantic, 1a.. nervous shock; L
limiter. St. Louis, badly bruised ebontfaos
and head.
Wholesale Shooting in Kentucky.
l-‘uznixosnrao, Kit. April h—lawleeo
new and violence has» again made their ap
peel-em in Rowan county. The United
States revenue men mode a rnidn week
ago. destroying various stub. and things
are now being made decidedly uncomfortr
able for them and the people who are
thought to have given the government in-
formation. Ephraim Cooper has been shot
from ambush by an unknown man Bart
Bumgartuer and Sim Cooper were both
killed in a fight Friday, and George Bogs,
moot theiherid, waashot yesterday. Bi-
rain Roberto was bushwhackrd yesterday
and very seriously wounded. Nehru
was called to his door Today and shot.
Killed by a Faith. Vlad-ll-
Cllcaoo April a—Bnhert Wileonwu
instantly killed and Frederick Goldbc':
badly hurt by the fulllng o! a viaduct in the
Union Stock yard; Both men were enr-
ptoyed by the Stock Yards company near»
punters, and with a stereo! helm wi-
gnged in elevating abolt [all M o! l
viaduct that runs thmh the mall-kg:
property. The work was almostlnhhed
when a support gave tray and a heavy tim—
ber felling struck Wilson on the hood, p'ur
ning him to the ground and causing Inetant
death. Goldberg, who was working with
Wilson. was struck by a falling timber and
knocked some distance.
John I'nuansnher'e Appeal Denied.
Wimsmox, April tat—Tho treasury“
partmeut has rendered a dedsionon an np
peel by John W enumnker, of Philadelphia,
from themeut of duty at therateolh.
peraent. ad valorem on certain beadoI'Ia-
Ients imported by him. The articles cu-
fihl ofequaresnndstrips of cottounet
embroidered, aome with beads and othcn
with metal thud. The appeal on the atl-
eln embroidered with mat thread w-
allowed, and duty lined at ill per cent. ad
valorem, while the nrtaclaeenihroiderad with
beads were held to he dutiahleatthernh
mead.
Delllar Dawn- Illlal.
Bunn‘u his“. Pa. April h—At t.
deleckthehoil- at the UahmOAIeompany'e
well, on the Stuart farm, In the Hookstowu
“exploded. on. PeMadrillermnd
Fred M. Dawson, tooldrv-er,wcrcat
Pvppard waaon thederriehaadeaea in-
m. Dawson wassudiegnurthehoiler.
Nobody wastoaodnarlye mtleawq
hscornfleld with thelopofhhheadhlowl
el. The boiler waablown toatoals.
air“ 1...... ......
mutton, In, April h—‘I‘he mute-u
home, at Brickheld,Johu I. Tobin, pre-
eacapo tothestrvet inthdr alghtclothu
Inaydthemnamwty-eapeddsathfi
Incl-w... “amateurs-dead
wi- mutatlwnehally
A B-thern laelety Orgaalaad.
Amh‘n, 0a., Ala-it h—A Northern ee-
detrisbeiagformedheshfornoolnlpr
readbaidhqraadingeorreetidena
marinate theshteottndnetrhl
aedsedaleflhsinthaauth. About“:
mmnmsmam pr
Was-us; tat Che-h.
«mg ‘ '
thong-Haul title held.
Imflmlasa.Aprtl h—Geerga W.
Dena,“ thheit'y.lhs purchased forlew
Ya". In the Mural OM
rt-
facturing clumpeny
plant willherelttad with “I“
cynadoperathiaewltlhe hag-mm
An lat-a.- Inahad'a m
and; no” xpprovnl.
Till “Olllllh'llll'h llllflllllfllllfil.
"'mww—
Ila lays Heels (lead Witt Result train
the Alt-1 Blew at ltvlbery and Other
'vilo—Warhlwgnvsa and the Palitlaal
fay Iavelsvpe.
Auntie. April hwoovornor llill fled
the following meadow with senator
Seller's bill entitled "Ansct tonumd title
6 of the pcualeoderelntingtocrhou agatm
the elective franchhte,“ which was signed
by him last evening:
“This bill In generally known as the ‘oor-
rcpt practices not.’ It illustrates what ea-
ealleut legislation In possible where a sincere
eflort to serve the public good in undiluted
rather than merely a desire to «tabern-
theenecutive. The principal provisions of
the measure were lint recommended to my
annual message a year ago, and were incu-
porated In the “neon electoral reform bill
of that year. Unfortunately for the public
welfare, however, when pvopoeed in the
legislature by the minority they were re
jeeted by a party vol. Their enactment
was again urged in my annual messaged
the present year, and having afterward
been inserted In this bill (Mr. Barton's),
they received a unanimous vote in both
branches of the legislature.
"It thus appears that the proposition
h was rejected when presented by Mr
neon, one of themiuority, was adopted
when put forward by htr. Heston. one oi
the majority.
lolltlenl Pay Envelope.
"The most valuable provisions of the hill
consist of the prohibition of ‘politlcal pay
rnvelopea,‘ that device by which thouande
or workingmen were intimidated to the re-
ocut presidential election, and the requirr
ment that candidates for all emcee the" file
within ten days after each election verified
statements in detail of their election a!-
peuacs, in default of which they shall be
deemed guilty 0! a mildew. and the
successful candidate shell forfeit his omen.
In my opinion this feature of the bill would
have been considerably strengthened had
the rpm warranto provisions of the Linton
hill been added, by which proceedings for
ousting the successful candidate in case of
fraud might be brought by the candian
receiving the next highest number of votes,
without the mutually of a preview criminal
conviction, provided It appeared that neither
th contending candidate nor bk political
agents or committees bud med nny corrupt
menus to promote his election
It Would Encourage l'roaeultilla.
“Juriee will find u verdict in a civil ac-
tion, the effect of which will out a man
from his other without sending him to
prison, when they would not. convict him of
a crime upon the same evidence. This, an I
said in my recent annual message, would coo
courage prosecutions and at a premium
upon honeat candidacy. England this
feature is regarded as having acwmplished
more for the purification of elections than
any other reform that has been tried.
A Blow at Battery.
“The bill alsoemhrnccs two other material
features. It makes criminal oilenacs of a
large number of improper practices alter»
ing the purity of elections not covered by
rusting statutm end contains definition end
broader diacriptions of preaent offenses, so
asbettor Insecure their punishment.
“ltalru provides that any prreon convicted
of bribery under the act shall, in addition
to any other punishment prescribed therein,
“be excluded from the right of suflrnge for
a period of five years after such conviction.Y
This is n new and most important provision
and mny be productive of most excellent
results.
Legislature and Executive.
“The wholomoasnro, no for as it goes, h
meritorious end if enforced and sustained
by an active, vigilant and enlightened pub-
lic sentiment is capable of accomplishing
somepractienl and genuine reform. If all
the alleged reform bills penned by the logic-
Iature were as carefully and honestly fronted
and advocated as the one before me appears
to have been there would be lose conflict be-
tween the legislature and the "entire.
The measure is cheerfully approved.
“DAVID B. HILL "
evanv‘c‘oov VOTED.
lad-en County Dead law WI. Depen-
itesl Their Italian.
Juan Cm, Aprltl—At the Investiga-
Ion or the senate committee saw the Bed-
een county trends the First district received
attention yesterday. Him Annie Collins, of
Io» m Warrant... testified thatWill-
tam O’Brien and (Sharks Donahue are
”angers to her; that James Collin hm
tsthcr,died two years ago, and that her
brothvra, James and John. seminars All
th. unmet were on the list of voter;
Justice of thel’eaoatfllrien (rattled flint
Barry, .lnmes Pagan and Robert Walsh'dld
not reside at No. ”B Warrenetl'eeh Charl-
J. Carroll In. that: T. latte wand after
death. but coaldaotaay how long. Inthe
lanes of testimony about ouch fraudawsre
many emnniugstorh. Aealculatiou showed
htfioillegalvotsa lid Daemon“
“names. or tho-of people whohndrw-
moved or were dud. .
The Demon-titted the Republican dly
Incentive committees“ a; city have ap.
We idol committee 0 have agreed
b suppre- intimidation and fraud at the
polls thiselection.
Churchill to the Prune.
lawn, Apdli-Inwd Randolph Child-
mhuwrtususucoaclsturtothspreah
which he ridicules the proyiaition that the
hideout-es Inn hatrlfluilillug and
Myles-rm Outheeostrety, hem-
firthflhmrtafntoleedtokllolnynndro
ndiatlonofreni‘amoagteuantswhoeelnnd-
teedsrvtvss tewtl‘. [trays-not outlawi-
mutilation, he blur“: will aha-i us
ushg-nnheaafi lrreoulse toth
“tinge-t genre-M t on throwing Ira»
huhtoswatena ”movement-
eh!”- _______i_ ... -..
A llaeenla beet-lam
”inns“ .....rt:
unsettle thru-
ol° ‘
DOLLAR A DOSE.
WHAT IS KflRllLL?
It is an In'nlllhle rentedv tor lilies-atlas.
learalata. hetattea (tent and Nervous er
lenrntglo llendnehee
Whileluespropietarymedici v, ills none the
toeeapotenr "tune-pom: In the ow disuse:
tor which It Is es: Mill-VIM. The continua In
the motto! clue study at the tied-ids oI pat-outs
a loving with hon-wen. both acute and chronic
Neon gin or Nervous Headeeh- -ot the uterine
vs ed mm, Monies ct yurv' anoint. than.)
std Govt oI every type Mn vertyl
”RU“ “ohl‘ lnll sprinted to the public
over fall “a colors lle clai-
Ie-nda whl h die my willnot sustain. It mate
antes nil-Its novvere tor u aorta wi hoot felih.
You do not have to wait worheov data for hruelt,
baiesauotntneaood rerun-tin- Ihrlrstdose.
IT WILL RELIEVE YOU Ill MI HOUR
out one bottle IIII eulllee to cure any acute attack
THREE IOTTI. E8 .
Itave cured canoe offli'toen yeara'
standing
Inllad on receipt «I or on. re: per bottle.
Poll BALI BY ALL DhUGOlll'm
030. c OOOIIWII & Ct) . (Ian'l Agents,
Irh I 'm ly ”TON Infill
W. ll. MEEKER & (10.
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Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Tilt and sheet lron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
A N I) T I NW AR E.
Bettmtenglvvn for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
IRIS!" BALI. BLOCK.
PATENTED.
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS AND
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Buggies, Phaeton.
Canoploe, Spindles, eta.
Prices to Suit All.
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HENRY TILLY.
THE WALL PAPERS
intended for country houeee
ondeuburben residrnoee, era
the vprciatly attractive [Hr
turrs oi our Spring flock.
French and Eoglieh pe-
pens, "preventing e'ninvue.
and err-tanner Ammonnpe-
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there we particularly invite
the attention of those who
emit to decorate Ill good
taste at moderate coat.
Joseph8 If"... Icfloati C 00.,
42d
(First House from 5th Ave.)
New York.
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ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices l
The Best bloods for
the Least loaey
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