Waehington St,
ever shown in town, and always the
at Line of Furnishings
can be found at
NCIS & 003$,
So. Norwaik.
ingraln and L’Brus‘sels Carpets,
Oil (limbs and Linoloums,
llhlnr and Japanese.
W
A. Di‘ckerman;
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH" NORWALK. , CONN.
lloltings,
Shades and liraporio’s.
& Son,
mil" EVENING SENTINEI.
«I‘m MEIER!” ad Proprietor.
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Alias Josie Geller. Franklin. .
Mrs L. J. tin . East Norwsllt
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WORLD’S PAIR CGNTRST.
For the lost Popular lei-0| 'l'aaahar la
' the 'I’wwa of Ins-walk.
IOST Pol'llliAll
School Teacher
ln the Town of Norwalk to the
us
Norwal
0"“ I'll lull.
“Mill Norwalk. Icor- laws and Gossip at them is last
larwalh.
Ilsa Nettle Warren, of VauZandt ave-
nue. is recovering from a severe illnem.
Ira. George 8. Bell. of Cove street. has
returnsdfrosu a visit with relatives in
Norman lit-burger and family, of
PM “If, Cottagn avenue,sre visiting friends in
Nestrssy. __
Ira. HughGrlfllnmf londouJiuglsud,
and In. George W. Bsscb.ofWatsr-
bury. are visiting Irs. William ll. Ian
IbAllceParsous ntsrtainedanunr—
bunt frisndshst Mathsrbomsou
Plrstavauuenhe occasionhstngthaw
Ii-Iisabmwtrrufcsptals
George 3. hall, has returned to West
Cwnwsll.whwsshshas bass smelting
Malterathnawukivsution.
menus lino-median. rec—u; of winds-M
this plane. sufleredaatrohsofparalysis mded-dlhlmhuhm
ImaIdInIJLMIIhwzlsvs
basallvhgtsltouthlterwslk past aquarium-hunted.” ans-t, hereto-mow.
mammoth-nmmnwmn ' su- " ' a”
holsmltlvsrsidssvsassrurthsssst- M
MI swvtesssvsr III ran-aha d “~“mn'd.
mmmmmum M Noumea-emu. s...
momma-hymen,
Chestnut street. an visiting Ira. W. E.
Lewis, Glubrook. ‘
held a\ very interesting meeting last
night. Twothou-nddollarswssloaned
tomembsrs.
l
flair. cities on or before
the above date.
. bridge.
‘ announced. but will remain closed Tues-
res and East avenue.
3 them was commenced yesterday outhe
illill'l'll MINA“
all lad-s
Irs. Sylvester Hunt and children, of
.——_—._..
'I'baBuildiogandlnanA-ocistion
The little Giants, captain Harvey
Claw, defeated the Woodward Avenues,
captain Gus Bedford, on Ioudsy, the
score being 82 to 8.
-—Pleuty of ice cream at lane's, 5|
Washington street.
Peter Barry was arrested yesterday.
charged by Patrick Isriin with assault.
He pleaded guilty and Justice Barrett
lined him .8 and costs.
The Young Hmtleremf Taylor avenue,
will play the Woodward Avenues.8st-
nrday morning at 10:30 o'clock, on the
Woodward avenue grounds.
Aneutertainmentand supper will be
liven tomorrow evening by the Union
Gospel Temperance Reform amouiation
intheir hall on the Washington street
~—Strswberries every day.
Iarket. __
The dry and fancy goods stores will
not keepopen every eveniugas hssbeeu
People's
day, Thursday and Friday evenings, as
heretofore. .
There will be a special meeting of Old
Well Hook and Ladder company, Friday
night, to elects foreman, ilrst assistant
foreman and a secretary. whose resigns-
tions have been received by thesecretary.
John Rooney. a teamster, was driving
norms the railroad tracks in Bridgeport.
Ionday, when the team was struck by a
train of cars. Rooney jumped and saved
his life. One of the horses was so badly
injured that it had to he killed.
-—lleasonable prices at lane's depot
restaurant. Openallnight.
The amount of the olTering at the
South Norwalk Congregational church,
as two weeks ago, for the purchase of new
mimic for the choir, was “1.30. By a
s smallsddition from the society's treas-
ury this amount was made an even 850.
A boatload of railroad ties arrived at
-’ Raymond Brothers' wharf yesterday for
" the Norwslk Tramway company.
They
are being spread along South Iain street
The work of laying
latter thoroughfare.
«Luther “'right has jmt nzeived a
curloadof wagons, consistingof a gen-
eral variety for pleasure and bruinsss
purposes. An inspection invited. Prices
low and every wagon warranted.
Aspecialmeetiug of Old Well Hook
and ladder company was held last even-
ing. The entertainment committee re-
portedthstthe club’s share of the re-
ceipts from "The Frogs of Windham"
was .ioo. A vote of thanks to those
who participated in theoperswaspa-ed.
Captain Band. (Bollock's new oyster
steamer. the Dexter K. Cole. has again
hasnplaced outhewsys audwill prob:
ably he launched by Bhlpbuilder Taylor
this afternoon at high water. About the
first of neat week Iacbinist Glover will
commence putting the engine and run-
ning machinery in her.
was quality-Tm prices. Also
warms. was: Wdungtonstrsat.
0n the petltionlug complaint of John
port. the railroad enmmiulouws have
appointedahwlsg lathe mattsrfort
p.ru.,ouPrllhy,Aprlll.
Ilnelslatkwmycnngfisnchwctssa
umhhsdslisious madltloa
and with small ekasesof recovery.-
hweathe leer-drafted overhsra
hard-dad "at. lhsbemlsvsa-
nominate-Maud“.
M
confer the second degree tonight.
having a seller excavated under their
odlccsud rafrlgsrstaroaAno street.
County Teachers’ snow will beheld
at the High School hall, Bridgeport,
Friday and Baturday, April ”and a.
visiting herpamts, Ir. and Ira. Wil-
liam Bass-s, No. 8 Trinity place, will re-
turn to her hoinein Illinois tomorrow
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
a}: or “i... an. Birth), 1...“...
Butler lodge. No. it. I. 0. 0. l".. will
avenue. will soon move to Bastllorwalk.
Contractor Williamsbsldon commenc-
ed work this morning on the Cedar street
sewer extension.
W
William 01...... and Gould Hoyt
wheeled to Bridgeport and return yester.
day afternoon.
Ii. Maurie E. Hall. of New Haven. is
visiting her sister. In. lewis Conklln,
at N. E. Beck's, River street.
Contractor Sheldon has completed the
foundation for George I. Burton's new
house on Elmerest boulevard.
lira. J. 8. Elliott.“ 152 Iain street,
Norwalk. was taken with a fainting spell
Monday, and is now quite sick.
The Norwslk Iilitary hand went to
Westport last night to fill their first en-
gagement by playing at a reception.
Rev. 8. T. Graham will preach to the
members of Clinton Commandery,
Knights Templar, next Sunday night.
lira. W. I]. Olmstesd. of Union Park,
has returned from New York, whereshe
was called by the Illne- of her daughter,
Mrs. Picture.
The funeral of Mary Ilunt. who died
suddenly at C. C. Betts' residence on the
Green. was held from St. Mary's church
this morning.
In. Lewis Conklin. who has been
boarding with N. K Pack. of River
street, will go to New Haven inafew
days to begin housekeeping.
The South Norwalk Basf cornpany are
Thamual mestingol the Fairfield
III. Augustus qudt, whohsshsen
morning. Her mother will accompany
her. _
—Pure coffee with pure cream, be. a
it is stated on pretty good authority
that when the railroad improvements are
carried out (lienbrook will have only one
station, that on the New Canaan branch
being abolished. The new station on the
main line will, it is said. be located east
of the present one, pmbahly in the viola.
ity of the Dchmo place.
Danny Russell. the pngilist who is
soon to meet Johnny Vsnllecst in a
grat pugilistic encounter, will be seen
at Ionic Ball one week from to-morrow
night, when Johnson and McIntyre will
give the sporting public a chance to wit-
ness a first class athletic entertainment,
in which some of the best talent of the
town and state will participate.
-llusic four cents a sheet at Coleman's.
Mr. and live. C. I". Gibbs, who went
south on their wedding tour. returned to
Norwnlk last night. They will make
their home at it Mott avenue.
last week it was announced that rub-
ber boots and overshoes were to be great—
ly advanced in price and now the state-
ment is made that boots and shoes are
also to be higher. The leather trust,
which includes seventy-live per cent. of
the manufacturers and is tracked by $75.-
000,0ll0, has advanced the price of leather
and the boot and shoe manufacturers
will have to follow suit. The retailers
say they will have to advance their prices
for fall goods. _., _’
The reports of the normal training
schools at New Britain and ll’illimantlc
an- out and will prove of much intend
in view of the probability of the pasage
of the bill in the General Assembly which
provides for two more normal schools,
one at New Haven and one at Bridge»
port. In 1891 1802 there were 458 stud-
ents at New Britain, 427 of whom were
from eighty-two towns in the state. At
the Willimantic school there were seven-
ty-scven students in test. of whom sev-
enty-three were from thirty-one townsof
the state and four were from lihode ls.
land.
—l’ure Ice Cream. at Lane's.
Washington ““fl;__.
The nine new electric lightsauthonred
erected by the Common Council have
been definitely located as follows by the
commimionen: Pine street. near rail-
road; Stuart avenue and Cedar strut-l;
West street, near city line; Elm Grove
place. nearcity iine;8pringwood; Indi-
souand Franklin streets; West avenue
sndWest streets; Water. between itsy~
mood streetand Burritt avenue;l.owndss
avenue. Thecity's poles on the moth
sideofEast Washington street will be
mkeu down and the wires transferred to
thepolesofthe Postal Telegraph Com.
pany on theuorth side of the street.
lleury Puncher and lrving Camp, who
have been visiting their grandmother,
lire. Jasper Pryor, of Riverview Terrace.
returned to their Dine in Meriden yen.
terdny.
~lliss if. E. Webber. ladies‘ hairdress-
er, will be at the Mints St. John‘s millin-
ery parlors. Saturdays. Manicure work a
specialty. Agent for Mme. Rupert's toi-
let articles.
Owing to some misunderstanding, J.
B. Perry will not be one of the partici-
pants in the Boston-Chicago relay bicycle
race. (I. l-'. Seeley will ride over the ter-
ritory assigned to Perry.
Rev. II. II. Eusworth, a prominent
miniater of the diocese of I’iteburgh. will
preach in St. Paul's church this evening.
Mr. Eoeworth comes highly recommi ud-
ed to the garish. .
The subject of the prayer meeting in
the chapel of the Norwalk Congregation-
al church Thursday night will be "lie-
newing our (Joust-oration." DeaconJ. E.
Winoo will lead the meeting.
51
Next Sunday will be St. George's day.
lodges of the Sons of St. George in va-
rious cities in this and other states will
attend church on that day and have some
form of entertainment on the following
evening.
of the late Stephen Nichols, of Bridge-
port. are L'harlesll. Nichols. of Norwalh;
Mary E. locker and Arthur W. Nichols.
of Westport. Thorstste is estimated in
round numbers at from ”who to "50.-
000.
~lf you wish to see souwlhing novel
in the way of window decoration, look
at the pin window of the lloatw store.
Norwslk.
A special meeting of the Norwalk lire
department will be held at the parlors of
Prom flock and Ladder company to-
night to take action upon an invitation
from Buckingham l'cat.(l.A.lt, retake
part in the Ismorisl Day parade.
The concert by the cholr‘el (lrsce
church at the Norwalk Opera lions. to»
night, will be under tltapsrsoual direc-
tiouof ll. ll. llllls. Jr. The programme
is made up of solos, choruses, quartsttrs
pod dnetts. interrupted by humorous
soaassndrscitatlousby o. W. Ianyand
Alexander testis Amtln.
Aeonrsutlouefthagrandknlghtssnd
the past grand knights of theesderof
the KnighuofColasnbus within the jar-
isdiction of the Glass will he held in
Arlen Hall. New Ilene. Wsdamdsy.
Aprilzt.st10o'clocka. unferthspur-
pms of electing the following slicers:
mkms m'w’y 0..“- I.“
lorwalkrsportsdtflrtysia deaths to
thafitstslloardofllsaltktsrthslsestk
of Instr. ’l‘hls uprssssh as annual
dastkrstsoflupsr 1,“ m
«««««« wens Itvsr Ihsd.
We receive our shad every morning
and evening direct from the nets. Price
to day. it. cents. Yeople's Iarket.
on...” xiii "'
A Dressy We! Items In. the
“bud”;
Samuel Tslcott.of Union Park. is in
feeble health. M .0...
’l'hegroerrysuwesof the city now rs~
mslucpsn until no o‘clock.
AsouwmhorutoIruJames Ilarnse.
of Franklin avenue, last evening. Ir.
Barnes was billed from St. Isry's
charsbymtsrdsymcrnisg.
~«Callat W. F. laskwood's market.
In. ”I Iain street. and get the More
pressedecruhsefflLMA“
Charlrsltsers. arrested yesterday for
drunkenne- hy Chief of Nice Dans.
was tried before Justice Ifcssla tbeafter-
uooaandnlnsd'faudeostsasdssu.
tsuesdtotbirtydaystajall.
’l‘kesssa-rosdrullsr was brought
homilswlntwrsstlsgplsesstm
sssrblsyssd.tklssusu,ssdtaksnto
casting mdgrsdisgfcr tbessw was»
South Norwalk.
sell. James L. ltmsell and George W.
chili/l.~ some missrnssf I
A Use of Vans-tea Deeds Recorded
in the lawn clerk'sOIee.
IaryA. Dorsey to William llarford.
laudand buildings on Chmtuut street,
Andrew J. Crofut! and James Ii.
Knappto the Crofut & Knapp corpora-
tion.sll land and buildings owned by
them. known as factories l and 2.
Amanda Benedict. Cornelia M. Rue
Benedict to Edmund K. Banks, a build-
ing lot on West avenue.
William I. and Susie F. Weed, hus-
band and wife. to Johanna Lucy. land ..
and buildings on Arch street.
Horace (l. Burr to Oscar W. Raymond,
half an acre of land and buildings at
East Norwslk.
Frederick ll. Bedient to George bl.
Holmes,a building lot on the westerly
side of Center avenue.
Arthur L. Iiller to Bertha Stunsvaut.
a building lot on the westerly side of
Elmwood avenue; consideration,.l,000,
Solomon E. Osborne to The Hebrew
Beth Israel society, land at East Nor-
walk. on the southerly side of River-
side avenue.
George hi. Holmes and Edwin O.
Keeler to Frederick ll. Bedlent. a build-
ing lot on Center avenue.
Catherine O'Connell to the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad com-
pany, land on Wood street.
Richard L'Hommedieu to S. Smith
L'flommedieu, land and buildings on
llenry street.
John Benton and Carolina I). Benton.
husband and wife, to Edwin D. Keeler
and George M.IIolmcs.a tract of land
on the westerly side of Uenter avenue.
DllAlATIL' WINGS.
Theatrical lutlglmsch Play-(iolng
People Will ha Int-rested.
Lovers of Irish drama will find in
“Nora Machrve," as presented by Sidney
R. Ellis' clever company, a decided dra-
matic novelty. The play is a tribute to
the worth and dignity of Irish character.
which, while being welcome to all
theatre goers, will find special favor with
those who cherish a spark of love for the
Emerald Isle. It is devoid or all cari<
cature of the Irish race, and holds the
mirror up to nature in a true art'nitic
manner. It has no evictions, no mili-
tary,no mock heroics. A pure lrish love
story embellished with choice gems of
Ireland's picturesque scenic beauties. and
presented by a clever company. will tan a
novelty as welcome as unexpected.
Ten points about “The Crust of Socie—
ty:" It is a famous play; it was adapted
from the French of Dumas' "Demi
Mendez" it will be presented here by
John Stetson's great company; it has
made a hit everywhere; it received the
unanimous praise of the Boston press; it
has a crisp dialogue; it is I‘mnchy. but
teaches a moral: it goes with adssh from
the start; it is a piece you linveread
about: it is a piece you must read to up
pvt-clatt-L . ..
Arranging far their lead lace.
The committees who are to have
charge of the Alpha Wheel club's ten.
mile road race on June 17. met last
nightaud planned for their work. A
committee was appointed to consider the
feasibility of Hurting a grand stand and
having a band concert on that day. The
several committees are as follows;
Prizes. George II. Allen, B. J. Thomas.
and I'. E. Brady; lwinting. l). W. Ray-
mond. 1-: J. Thomas. and F.l1.\\'illisms;
rights and privilegra. J. 0. Gregory,
T. it. sterling, and E. J. Illler;road.
I". ll. Brady. II. It. llociley, I). W. Ray.
mend: reosptkm, llarry Illchell. J. ll.
Cornwall audWllllaln Olmsted; Mush-
rseats, Jules ilorum. Lester Wheeler
sndiloold lloyt; music.ThomasWahh;
erectlm of grand staud.B.J.Thorsas,
F. l3. Williamssnd W. I. Gregory. The
entertaining of the couriers la the relay
rscslrorsllostautoc‘hhagowas left to
a committee composed of (large ll.
Allen. Fl. J. Thomas and F. Ii. My.
BAIT”.
1am Roam Ithrsrull' Stellar]: The
Malawi made In the Kerr-slit flour
coaceruingthe estate oflha lsls In.
English. Islam. Whoever fabricated
tlieslovy drew upon their imagination
for facts. Any paper that may harm
enlist! the mass please correct the state
melt. and oblige. Ila. A. 8. loam.
batten, April l7. I”.
William 8salsy,s nephew off}. W.
Wasnkarymf this place, has bssa ar-
rmtsd is New York city on a grin,
charge. rev soars wasks trek- bass
dammit-III! Mwifssfhs-ssifl.“
transit-tbs
Mmtfldsathsrspsssd is the ushstssksrlallusls' mass its
stalsdsrhgthsmsstk. ‘l‘bbwasm Wmehsruuthslhsbkssa
mus-ammonia...” (“bind-layout“ ‘l'la
“lemmas-III man u- sssswlllkststsdatthslsytwu otths
inmates-retainer. is sues oom- ttr-n-rl-rJ-th-m
ruthslvsyssssplsssdlagtks I'll-It haraslwsys bars as ass-Isa m
mummflmrertksh'tliilldkashmtsflmsudswhoars
marinas-slimlsfimasnv mummmamm.
tsrflswkdsuata aadilak kswiitvsvasodllraltyla
mullahs-as.
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st.. 30. Norwalk.
‘ Th9 Highland Evaporated cream our “Success” will be on “to
track It the depot on Iondny, April on. Also delimitation
of the celebrated 11de Cream at our store. to show what a;
superior article it is for Codes and “Ice Cream. Served flee.
Alsocull and gets free pass to go through the beautiful ear.
where you will he treated to delicacies prepared by this article.
Telephone Call. 13-2.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
Leading ”Grocer. 33 Washington Street.
" concoctions.reinsurance... '
That. stirs all minds from lake to ocean ?
And gave Mr. Bissell the dreadful notion
That we were criminals galore.
From Maine to Texas you will hear it,
How we give 3 World’s Fair ticket;
And the way in which to win it
The papers tell you o’er and o’er.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE OElllElll,
PEOPLE'S MARKET,
21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephone call, 52-3. 1 Satisfaction guaranteed. l Telephone call, 5-7-3.
/
COLUMBIA
0n easy terms and fully guaranteed. WHY not get the BENT ?
lire to repair. as we are willing to demonstrate at any time.
Second-Hand Columbias
From are to one in good ridesble condition. We sell all *0 d. -
av wives PRICES. F“ n “M “1m“
-1!!! OLD RELIABLE
[who commit motifs,
llOlES' HARTFORD BIOlClES
$70 to $120.
um... much! to ride gracefully in the least pos-
sible time FREE OF CHARGE.
BICYCLES
They cost no more: simplest
FIB)!—
J ACKSON “" “'Aidfili‘lfilii‘d‘h‘u‘ih‘gx' "1 BROT H E R5
eri 3m
‘7 / some Foolish Mothers . i 7 ‘
bet their babies cry wél: cola: giyiuf gnlrrlammgqls,
the .‘t i ht or . ow oo- ,_.
all: wheliro 3:. nilimd's Colic (.‘ure gives Fun! Fun” Fun!!!
immediate relief to baby. It removes
wind from the stomach, uiets the nerves
and gives restful sleep. lather. send to-
day to your drug store for a fit. bottle.
Think of the weary hours it saves you.
If baby's gums are sure. teething, use Dr.
Hand's Teething Lotion. At all drug-
gists. 25 etc. ‘
My wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with a very severe nt-
hck of rheumatisrm “'0 (‘uuld get noth-
ing that would aflord her any relief. and
as a last resort gave Chamberlain‘s Pain
Balm a trial. To our great surprise sin»
began to improve after the first appliCZL
lion, any by using it regularily she was
soon able to get up and attend to her
cent bottles for sale by G. C. Stillson.
dmggistLH
If a New York millionaire gives 3 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26m street, costing
$00.00. which gives it) vplc tlyr-[l‘prilil
and these pro le spend $456.00 in sim-
tors‘ bills sndp tlnall
each for Cactus Blt
the dinner should not be ill-“Tl. than,»
being “7 permits at this lead?
Inquire it: l‘luiswl's lime: aturv . v. hun-
y-vu may have iii» prulaimi vanl :tlwi
get information aimut (' u-im Blwul «Sun.
The morn ( ‘Inmlwrinin'sl ‘t nigh Ill-nu (ly
is used the better it Is like-d. We know
of no other rcumly that nimrv-a glVr‘s
mti-slnctinn. It is goo-I when you first
catch cold. It is good when your mum:
is seated and your lungs are sure. It is
good in any kind of a cough We have
sold twenty-live down of it and every
bottle has given satisfaction. titulmau s:
Friedman. druggisls, Minnvsota Lake,
Min“. 50 cent bottle-u for sale lay u. l',
Stillson. dmggist.
Ohl' 4'0" cry to.
Fire her’s Castoria.
“on Baby was sick. we gave lit-r Fade-rte.
When she was s (,‘htl-l. stu- cruel for camels.
Wilmette berm tins nhn clung to (mom
When den had t'hlhlreu. she gavethrm Cam
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Gastorla.
Children cry for
Pltcher's Custorla.
Onion Soodl
Onion Seedl
Onion Seed!
Onion Sootll
Onion Seed!
summit shit-loin: l
Silllilll’lllll no corn
Flash Tutsi Stock.
Call and one sample; growing at
llalllonl’s Floral llall,
Norwalk. Cl.
F. ll. NASA is BllO.
Hm.
Boo-m.
lb and than
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"Lot No Innocent .‘lun Escape."
MOOK Olllllll TRIAL
Will he held under the auspices of and for
the innem of
The Public Library
-13..
musnc HALL.
Wednesday Eve'ngprlllil
This" novel and inn-provoking entertainment
“ill be according to thy: rules of a regular
Court of Justice.
housework. E. II. Johnson, of l'. J ,Une Mm“, "WtTv-‘W‘cmlrillnnswillheme]
Kuuteen&(lo.. Kensinuton. Minn. 501 ' ‘
fur the larceny of 11
Plymouth Rock Booster.
.t Jury of Twelve I‘ellowv'l‘ownsmen
will decide as in his Guilt.
.thl» lawyers have been engaged in prose-
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hilw '0 pay 351‘“‘mxnznmllaughableentertainmenthemmed.
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is. out tail to be present and hear the
ludicrous Empanneling of the Jury.
Testimony of the Witnesses.
.trzuments of the Lawyers.
l‘harzc of the Jury. lift.
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dirwi on of View. A. V. Newton. mnnagvr of
the Sew-I'm Entertainment Bureau. Worces-
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mu million! ‘ulra charge! at I’ nielul'e drug
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Norallaohroe
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