Evening sentinel, Friday, December 2, 1892 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 

 

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SOUTH NORWALI.
What “steeple-f Oarclty stunning
and Int-s.

RaymondDrothei-s are '
cargoofbluestoneatWilscn Point.

—Pruits and vegetables fresh today, at
New York Market,100 Washington street.

John H. Ferris is discharging a cargo
of coil from the boat John Mchen for
the Norwalk Gas Light company.

 

 

 

 

nFIEIII broken candy
Washington street.

Francis a Co. are making an unusu~
ally attractive display of winter cloth-
ing, correct in shape, finish and fit.

at Lane’s. 5i

 

—Prof. llouseworth, optician, will he
at H. S. Bood's, 10 South lfain street,
Saturday, December 8d.

George lteyers, a colored man living
in Graniteville. was arrested by Oflicer
Gladstone this morning for amlting
Henry Hallock. He was fined 61 and
costs, which he paid.

 

—Choice chickens and turkeys, at New
York Harket, 109 Washingtmi street.

 

05w Wolcott. a brakeinan employed
nights on switch engine No. 35 had three
fingers on his right hand crushed last
night while coupling cars. A physician
dressed the injury. The index finger
was so badly hurt that it was necessary
to amputate it at the first joint.

—-—Plll'9 coffee with pure cream, 50. a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.

 

Ilr. A. Blanchard has kindly consent—
ed to give a lecture next Monday evenv
ingat'l:300’clock,inthelectureroomat
37 Chestnut street, South Norwalk.
Subject, “Geology." Those who have
obtained tickets will please invite their
acquaintances to attend with them.

~Finll, oysters, clams and escalhips. at
New York MarketJiiO Washington street.

A reception was held last evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finer. in
honorofthetenth anniversary of their
wedding. A hrge number of friends
were present and all enjoyed a very
pleasant evening. A collation was served
at midnight. A large number of prey
cuts were received.

—Christmaai’.lndge,”atl'lynn’s,at no.

 

 

Factory Inspector W. S. Simona in his
annuslreportmys that thecholerascare
had considerable to do with improve-
ment in the sanitary condition of the
factories of the state. The number of
factories visited and inspected wm 4“.
The whole number of persons employed
in these factories was 51,906.

—-Iiane’s, 51 Washington street, open
early and late. ”m..-“

The Young People's Society of Chris~
tisn Endeavor of the South Norwaik
Congregational church have W to
have an anniversary service nest Sunday
evening, occupying an hour of the regu-
lar church service. An intercstingpro—
gramme has b‘eeu prepared. Edward
Heard, the first president, and Nehou
Dickerman, the first secretary. will make
short aildresses. Iti- flargarst McClure
will giveahriefhitoryofthsmriety for

occasion will heapproprlateasd Interest»
lug.

——Bargains in wallmapers. Pictures
framed toovdsrstllscker’s. ”lbw-shing—
tou street. South Norwalk.

 

 

Peqilsarstalkiagaboutasaowstcs-

thiagandsss saying that wiatsr co.
menshigthsaurlyislikeiytobsaki-g
one. Int”! Thanksgiving falc- Nov
mausdthsswmafalaf-ow
the night previo- which s‘osdsd fair
sleight-g. Aplauwlywlds—pfie
thisisusmlly followed hyaseariythsw,
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Hrs. John A. gym, of Pairficld
svnnawllllssvs South ltcrwalk neat
wackforthswsst. ‘

~tlsw England peanut tsfly at lane's.
Ill Wsshhgtou street.

Thu scholars or: nil/souls Norwalk.
Bighsclmolarssrrsuging for a fair to
be given about the holidays.

~15th hams,'slicnlder and sparrlb, at
New York HarkstJOD Washington street.

Weather Prophet Vaughan prophesies
that commencing next Tuesday there
will be seven weeks of clear weather.

-—Ilead "Truth,” the liveliest weekly
out, forsale at the l’. 0. news stand.

The l’airllcld County ism Ban
hasiucrsasad itaclrnulation to swam,
which Is the full limit.

ThoyounglsdicsofllssBalrd‘s senil-
nsry attended St. Paul's fair at thoOpera
House in a body last evening.

A, 3. Gibson an a... today. _

 

 

 

 

 

 

The date of the dolls fete to he givim
for the benefit of the Norwalk Library
has been chang'd from December etc
the 18. ‘ ' .

St. Mary's church fair netwd $2,050;
The gross receipts were $2,609, or $5
more than last year. The expenses were,
a trifle moie than last year.

 

 

 

Ilr. and Mrs. John J. Nash, of Nor-
walk, have returned from their wedding
tour, and will reside for the present with
Mrs. Nash's [intents on Beldcn avenue.

The Norwalk (his company is laying a
six-inch main from Pine to Ann sins-t,
to give the city of South Korwalk better
service

v

Noel B. Stanton, of Orchard street,

“'N‘m. . C’ I" . mm” "WW and Miss Elim Rood, of South Wilton,
ksgiving advcrtisemciit ”u “mm" Were married at (Joanna's Station, Wed-
ism

llt‘nliay afternoon, by the Rev. Mr.
Ilykeiiiari. They will reside on Orchard
aim-t.

Ifrs. Urbano Swift. of Derby. mother
of Principal W. C. Poole, is quite sick at
the home of her brother, J. IV. Duke, on
Elizabeth strest._ m

—-An assortment of fresh Iluyler‘a
candy at Lane's, OI Washington street.

.lidn'ard Lockwood found a tame crow
on Spring Hill last evening. It was cvi-
dently lost,aiul seemed glad to find a
friend. llccarried it to W. l-‘. lock-
wood's market, where Ifr. Crow now

The W Union 0' the n". Metho- socins perfectly at home.

dist Episcopal church will meet in the
church parlor this evening. An invito
ticniseatendedtoall tobepreseut.

There is a snow blockade on Chestnut
Hill. Wilton. where much of the milk
sold in Norwalk comes from. William
Clialmcrs' turnout liecaine stalled in
that vicinity this morning and he could
not supply his customers.

—’i’iie Troy Hand laundry, I? North
Slain stri’f‘t. open from 6:30 a. m., until
it p. in: saturilays IO p. in. Fine work
is SINRfIIII‘y. -.. _. W-

'I'ilucliiirt for the play in aid of St.
Paul's chapel. to be given in Mimic Hall,
lMu-iiilicr 9, opened this morning at
"flit?! and I'lziisted's drug stores, Nor.
walk and South Sorwnlk. Owing to the
large number of tickets sold, no more
than sixcanbi' checked oIT by one per.
stir).

Tliciiew banjo club recently formed
in Nurwalk met at Ernest Worden's. on
Orchard street, last evening, and took
in new members. The club now con-
sists of Mr. Worden, llarry Camp,
Frank Wet-bur, Edgar Deminon, Roy
“limit; and Bhlic Ella-nod. may... and
tam guitar players. Prof. Herrick. of
Danluury. were prose-lit and' gavetlieni
their iir~t lesson:

~A full line of fresh confectionery at
lane's, 5i Washington st.

Tbecommittee having in charge the
arrangements for the wormed ball of
Theriob Outing club will meet tonight,
at?! o’clock. in the ollicc of ‘iffl'll‘ at
Ronnie factory No. 1.

~Shoulder steakJic pimml. at bio-w
York Market. is» Washington strwi

 

 

The annual meeting of the (lentlrtiwii's
Driving assmiation, of Sorwalk. will be
heldat the City Hotel, South anwalk.
Thursday, [Jecemhcr )3, at ‘2 delimit p.
m.. for the election of oftimrs for the en-
suing year, and the transaction of any
other [nope-r business.

~Iluyler's candy, fresh every day, a
lane’s, 5i Washington st.

Tho Sotith Sorwalk Itvstmi Stun: is
showings most exquisite mmmmt of
articles for the hofiday trade, embracing
china and glass wars, pictures, Irwin,
dolls, toys, handkerchief-i. apron. and so
on through a bum its: of {wt only!»
goods. The time.- to make m—lo-ctiuns is
before the rush begins at this lnpuiat
store.

~Ileasrmahlo prices at Lani-'3 depot
restaurant. Ormallnighi.

The regular meeting of Sherman
Council, No. 134?. Royal Amati um. was
held last evening. The following offi—
cers were elected for the ensuing year:
Regent, Goings X. Brimlielil; ricer»—
glerlt, William I'. Iloyt; orator, Frank I',
\'an‘lcoy:smetary, I’. A. I'arsells: colv
lector, Dr. W. I.. Weed; Immfl'l’, A. II.
Theile: chaplain, Charles 5. hit. John;
guide, Dennis Valentine: wank“, timrge
3. Byxheezsentry, J. 3. lldlottmrgnuisl.
David}; Wirow; tmstees. timirg» I".
Hearse, Charles Raymond, A. Ii. Dis»
brownspvueritativetothetlraiul f'oun.
ciLGcornl’. hearse: alternate, Charles
331mm; past regent, “mgr: I".
Hearse. Theme elected «slicers will
heinstalled the tint Thuwlay in Jan
nary. the 5th. Aithc conclusion of tin-
eleeticsi William F. llayt. minted by
Dr. W. I. Weed, entertained the men).
hen by giving wine shadowgnplis.

 

.‘li fir.tt'-'i,‘lttll’£‘h. yesterday nfternmn
ari-I a-vi-iiing. the lit. iii-v. L. If. Brewer,
Bishop of Montana. iiiaili': whims?» of a
vrry interesting nature. In the lifter—
[mitt he spoke to the young pmple and
Eli flv- evening tn the older mm. Iii-5
owning address was upon mission stark
anl life in the far west. where a bishop
in itw people is no more than an culinary
man. I!» told how mission work is car-
iiml on among the rough memento of
tin: totality and ri-lati-d some Very amus-
ing incidents.

 

llv. Iuiiiiis,wlmnppc:irs :it tlw Nor-
wnlk lipivra limos» next Wednesday
nigittin tin.- tlilrd entertainment of the
Y. M. ii. A. contain is a very young man
to Itai‘c attained the reputation which is
flit. Ills natural gifts are great. and lw
is in: it industrious iii cultivating tiiein.
iii: nevi-r errli upon the side of course-
Inna, but succeeds by pure wit and extra-
ordinarily i-ultivntedexpression in mov-
ingh'ns audiences. lie is as irresistibly
funny as Marshall Wilder or J. Williams
Mary. but entirely in his own original
way. Tomorrow morning the chart for
tlim-mrrtaiuiueut will open at I’inneo's.
Surv- alk, and Habits-«I'll. South Nor-
waIL'. Ileimliaml early to secure good
checks.

The attendance at St. Paul's Instr and

 

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A Brown! W of Items I'm the

I In I,“ “I ,m supper at the Sortalk Open House. last
‘ . ‘ . I I. III t ‘ “m“ . ereningmasmuchlargcr tIiunoutbe pro
W: at the ”its“: ":02: city ” fir-lint: night. The quartette choir of

m, ._ , w the Smith/Twink )fetliodist church,
11., Central Circleof “mt. mushy,” comptml of III- Alioe Sherwood. bird;
wills-estlii “Congregational chapel,

tomorrow afternoon at 4 o‘clock.

J. c. Sewkirk, Messrs. Ilatcii and Nasti.’
rendered several selectlmia in their usual
excellent manner. Mrs. John Whittak-
er. wife of Prof. Whittaker, sang a duett
with Master llarvcy llarkiiess. of the
My choir. entitled ”Ililtor Sweet," In a
wry enjoyable manner. The boy choir
of the church rendered the "Woodland
Edie.” "Jack and Jill,” and “Forsaken
am I.” showing the careful training they
have received. The entertainment can.
dialed with a tableau In which the
Iadiesin charp of the Various booths
m M;...........,_.._,-...-_...-
«wan-l l'sesat lalaot faulIry.

Pins fresh killed stats turkeys, llssut
I .

Fancy chickens. IO csats a pound.

mm IlAItm, Norwalk ad
loath Ifcrw'alk.

MIAMI.
I‘earlytktrtygiiusrq'inndsdtoths
iaritsflcasssatcutandnavs Inuit
”Mulching-sham
stlhslrhcmsca Isis MW“
day as“. 'f'ksasaal gamuwsrs

ihsestateofherhuhaaddhemioufw
mwnsarglsdyestesday but deni-
dntsdthstltslbnowbslngconliniard.

“5%,qu secre-
M of tth. madam-lithe
tweaty-Intaaaivsisssynfhfi birthday
onlfcoday. lie received a natural
mm” than gold
watehsadchaiafniuslilsyarmts.

run-mama. Finch.
sflwtssasf’l‘owsolsrkw..l.m.sf
WMwhadisdiaAihainJl.
1.,1-ddl'otywtysstcrlayaadwers
lists“. the family plot in Willow
Break My thus-ll was sell

 

 

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who left ksmsss-s ”wasps-lira
warm in line west sail
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sf lass, wkssshs is” b Its
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, Ira. Van Godfrey, with her father in

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NORWALK. CONN.

Cherries, Strawberries, etc.. in glass, Macedoines. Brusscl Sprouts,

 

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, LEMABOHAND. LEMOINE, GEO. OADEAU.‘ 3
. IMPORTED ‘

 

French Peas, Asparagus, Capers, Olives, Solid Oils, Truflo‘ r. ‘
. ‘ A full assortment of Pickles. J .
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Telephone call 18-2.
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CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,

IEIOIIIO OIlOOEIl. 33 WASHINGTON OT. 80. IOI'III.

 

 

DBAIATIC WINGII.
“theatrical latter- la Which Play-owls.
People Will he lam-ms.
Manager Knapp has been agreeably
surprised by thougsnt of the advance
demand for seats from which to view
the farewell performance of ”Helium’s
flirtation," which will be given at
luaiclliall. South Norwalk, tonight. by
Barry and Fay. The indications all

point to a large house.

. imamlgmsmw willbeprrseut-
ed at the Opera Hum tonight. The
Cincinnati Enquirer says of it: “It is a
railroad drama of more than ordinary
merit; it almonds in strong features, the
most notable of which is the flight of the
midnight special, a train of cars sixty-
five feet In length, consisting of an en-
gine and tender, two baggage and three
passenger cars, crossing the stage in full
view of the audience in m that sixteen
seconds. The company is one of the
best and the singing and danciugawerc
especially tine” Taking it all together it
is really one of the but companies that
ever appeared in this city."

The successful musical extravaganza
“Our Goblins," mated by a cast of
people of the first magnitude, will be
the attraction at Music Hall on Wednes-
day evening next. Mrs. George S.
Knight, Richard F. Carroll, William
Blalsdell, Annie Southerland, Oscar Gir-
ard. Clara Levine, Mini Anna Boll, the
skirt dancer, and twelve others are
members of the organisation, and such
a cast assures a delightful evening’s
entertainment. "Our Goblins" is simply
a musical comedy, written in such a
wnyns to introduce many very clever
people in specialtiesaud selections upon
the present season's successes. All the
scenery and properties used are carried
by the company.

 

CRANBERRY PLAINS.

Miss Peal Tinckler is sick.

Mrs. Dayton liouton is slowly improv-
ing.“

Charles Reynolds is receiving treat-
ment in a hospital in New York.

A merry party of skaters assembled on
Fourteen Acre pound on Saturday.

Silas Sherwood, of Brooklyn, has visit-
ed his parents. Ir. and Mrs. “VIII“!!!
Sherwood.

Mr. Ilawahurst's horses run away in
the borough Thursday morning but they
were stopped before they did much dam-
age. The only thing broken was the
wliitileticc.

Sylvester Ynnngs bitched Ills colt before
Iii-i slrigh Tueslayiiiuriiiug, and slarlt'l

ills‘lntll'cil lady camoout from a neigh.
boring house and frightened the cult,
which turned around. breaking the vehi-
cle and throwing the occupant out. Mr.
Youngs was obliged to go home and
get his road cart before continuing his
journey;

WESTON.
Edward II. Forum is seriously ill in
the Bridgeport hospital.

have visited her mother in Stamford.

.-\t the annual parish meeting of the
(‘Iongregutional church, last Friday. the
following officers were elected; (.‘om-
niittw, Ilirnm Scotlelil, Van Godfrey.
Arthur C. Bradley; clerk, E. C. Janilcey:
treasurer. Ebenezer Fitch; collector, V.
(iixlfrey.

l-Iilsoii Gould, an aged man and the
father of a large family, died at his
home in the Po ‘tIIflII’ItTh last week of
typhoid pneumonia. Ilcv. William
Cogswell officiated at the funeral, I-‘ri-
day, and the burial was in the Iluli
u-iiieti-ry, Raiding.

Ilev. II. I’. Favor and wife were
Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Ill. Ilill.
Among other visitors have been In
and Mrs. Mme- Ileechcr, with his sister,
Mrs. G. W. Bradley; Mr. and blrs.C.
Bulkley and Mr. and Mrs. Frank W.
Gregory, with MrsJ’itch, and Mr. and

mamas.

Dir. J. P. Blaine. an erterrsire real es—
tate dealer In Des Muinos, Iowa, narrow.
ly «carnal oneof the severest attacks of
pneumonia while in the northern part
ofthat siste during a recent blizzard,
says the Saturday Review. Iilr. Blaine
had messiah todrive several miles dur-
ing the storm and was so thoroughly
chilledthathewasuuablotogst warm,
audiusldecfauhmraftsrhtsreturn he
was threatened with a severe case of

 

ssuttothsnearsstdrugstorsand got a
hottleofllhanibsrlain's Cough Remedy.

numhsroflsrgsdcsss. Essays the ef-
fsctwaiwoudsrfulandln a short time
liswsslwssthlngqnits easily. He kept
outakingthanisdlcinsandthenest shy
wasable to come to Des lollies. Ifr.
Blslssregards htscnrsas simply won-
dufal.

mmma~ama1m

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Iawa and Gossip of the Day In last

avenue to his new house on Plcsmt
avenue.

raised the frame for his new house on
that thoroughfare.

Pound Bidgeto Mrs. Fisher‘s house on
Second avenue. The latter has moved

for South Norwalk. After going a short ‘

Mrs. Alexander Hamilton andchildren v._o

amusing coin
salhfy all tastes.

ssttownmsn.
pneumonia or lung fever. Ifr. Blaine written by Water

ofwhiclihshadoftsnheard,andtook a work

ions. . . uses.
hail." will please a cultivated audience

menus IAGAZINB........
IIAIII’BII'GWRIKLY..................... In
HARPIR‘DBAZAR. till
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Ins-nil.
Frank Merriam has moved from First

Ifr. Jackson, of Pleasant avenue, has

 

Jeremiah Slawson moved to day from

to VauZandt avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones, who have
been spending several weeks at Southern
Pines, N. 0., left there last night for
Florida, to spend the winter.

 

Arthur Carr left here yesterday after-
noon for New York, where he again
joined the schoolsliip St. Mary. which
remains there for the winter.

For n sore throat there is nothing bet—
ter than n flannel bandage ‘dumpoiied
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It will
nearly always other a cure in one night's
time. This remedy is also a. favorite for
rheumatism and has cured many very se-
vere cases.

If a New York millionaire gives it din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing
3700.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia,
and these peso le armlid $1,456.00 in doc-
tors' bills an finally have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus Blnoli ‘uro to cure the-m,
what would be the saving per mplm if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast?

Inquire at I’laisted's drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about some Blood Cure

” van... a. cadet.“
Ileal Eslaleand Insurance.

WASHINGTON STREET.

 

Persons lmkln fora Iot.or house null lot.
with the view 0 purchasing. are invited to
call and examine our list. \\ e have them for
sale in every part of the clty at reasonable
prices and on iasv terms. alias if

“? ANTI)“.

[JOSITIOX .. ”Rani. by Swedish girl. lil-
qnire at W Sort 1 Main straw. Hamill Nur-
walk. i123!

‘ 7A3 TED—Hy on err-iii. «Id and procli-

ral housekeeper. s tnatlon in Iiitllzt’kt‘t'fh

er. Would take enllre charm». Address \fr.
(7.. Sentinel office. in 3t

\ COLORED girl. who is I competent cook

a' and Inupdn-u. imnt‘fifi n llirml.
Apply at to! \\ est avenue. Norwalk. - I lw

T0 LET.

 

J‘ near dsp-il. heated bl; furnace.

«‘Imet: withur without board.

I? South Main street.

‘I'ZI'UND nmrnf know 3'» 5'. iklwrii avenue.
East Norwulk. containing 5 I'tllffls. lily

waterin. Kent M. Inquire of 3|“. 'lhnuuis

Ii. Smith. on the premiere}. UI' Patrick .‘I'th‘-

Icy. Iron “'orks foundry. utiluw
I OI'SE No. 2“ Day street, newly pained
and painmt; water in. Ilnnsc .‘ii. 6
Tolles sires-Lom- or [mi fumilic-z
Ifiit’léflmre:
. nlipp.
\

lot-gn-
A p;in at No.
11;!th

wan-r on

In grind muslitinn. Inquiri- of John

r‘.’ “est street, South Nomalk. n.
all if

] OI'SE 5 moms. Watt-r Tiny-t. 9%», home
it T'Iltlfh". Wale-l- sire I. 3U”: limlsc “Fr-ill
Viirwnlk mud. 9H“: house Five Mile lllvrr.
Silt”: his! shop with origin..- and boiler. Ila)-
mnnil Ill-us. mil
gmiil
.: accommrulstluns, a! It Franklin strut-l.
or Inquire at Luther Wright's cal-riser far-
ry. n'.'l if

NICEIJ’ TIII'IIIPIIHI mom or lmaul.

130R receptions. t‘nl(‘flalltnl(‘nl!‘. parties and

Fore quarters lamb, lc.

 

_ against spending more money for liselifis treatment.

Fl’RXI‘Hl‘II) front mum suitable for ion. .

 

‘ sililil WHILE—«THIS liftoiiliuis.

Illnll quarters limb, lit.
loin: limb, l2c.

descent and Batista Grapes. lie. basket.

E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
PEOPLE’O MARKET. ‘ FREE OElWEOY, PEOPLE'S MARKET,

13 North Main Street, South Norwnlk, 21 Wall Street. Norw
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Mahackemo Hotel,

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28th,

And Ilpenell all fillies in Parlors Ilns. 5| anll’52.

THE
GREAT CONSUMPTION SPECIALISTS.

All who visit tile-m unlimzia physicians before
free of chargn for three months.
rapidly acouainmi with tllosick
millvs.

Del-ember 3d, will receive services
'I'Iieir object in pursuing this course is to become
and afflicted. Till-y treat all diseases and defor-
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Bronchitis, Asthma. and :ill 'l‘lirozit :llllI Lung Dina-"s
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sure and certain in its results. Epilepsy. Hysteria. Nervous Exhaustion and all
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Reliieiiiller. consultation, advice and scrviws absolutely free. Hours, 9 a. in. to 9'
p. in. Sunday, CIUb‘EEtI.

Main Office, I39 Fairlield Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.

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