3'
a aStemiord. They were met stthestetion "00(1- AM the trrnsection oi the
mmummmmrmrmhmmmrmm
Irre'lflewimlmlunrflhflliuhllllhlrlflerth
‘ , 2 letters ei this llrrtl It ' 2 ’
STRICTLY COST.
Thistsschenceuemrbeforeofioredbyunbntusweereoverstockedonthosegoodeenddo
notwlshtocnrrythsmoverenotherroeson,oiierourcustomerrsnextreopportunitytobeneflth
ontolorebnying. 2
m
1 Boy’s high grade, pneumetic tire bicycle; new, regular “0 wheel, tor-325.00.
.STURTEVANT’S BARGAIN Houses,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STREETS, SOUTH NORWALK.
SilflT I ERICKEI TlllEF. IITIIBII. OISTEII BEDS.
I
screen's rooms cit—fin roses
AI fineness-tel else-It tehtrr l. I.
Melodie-autism
A 1mm!" "81'!" 1'0 A BRUSH 5“,“, mm“ m .1, nth. concourse rims rsorrorros “at? “”me We "
mm “3W3“- end My mulling hurglereettsmpted “It rnsnvsrros. leethott’sCaners. '
toiorue en cntrence InmColonel LN.
ensue-e e: :- con-nus- ens-es lb Pr-y'srorldeeoeetrtl'reoklinsnnue,
”autumn-leverewee ”Milk.
mammal-mm Ir. Pussy wee ere-red sheet 1:00
In, Who lleecvernOenveels-t lenee. o‘clock by W [m a. big [mt
Shortlyeiterlo‘clockyesterdsymorn- porch.endhegotuptoinvertigste. He
lug John Bevdy,who llver “23min nwnoonehowever,endettributedthe
MNorwelk,heerdscommotiouin noise to hlsimeginetiou. When he
“Womeiutdistenoe tron went out doors,ysstsrdey morning.he
thehcme. Redr-gdhtmmlimudtek- ionndevidrncmoievisitirommldnight
ingemolverwrnt outdoors. Letting mereudere. Apeueot’ gle-hed been
hbdcglocee.the enlmel etoncerterted grtgromoueoi theperlor windows. but
I'orthehwmery.wherehecemetor the-shhednotbellnnlochcd. On
point on two men inthereerof some the “cop wese binoe,two bitsend e
out-buildings. Iir. Bnrdy demended to diemoud for cutting glrss. ,
knowwhet the meuwsre doing there, It isnor known whetherthehurxlers
hut es they mede noreplyhe tired st endchickenthievmpcutiouedelsewhere,
them. Once! themen exclrimed.“flv were the suns pertier. Ir. Pro-y is
(30de rhot,”endbothstertcdtorun. inclinedto believethoy were not. lie
Thedoggrebhed Iorthewerce‘rone.but thinkrtheopcretione were cerriedonby
mm,endtheintrudersmsdethcir two seperete page, end thet Ir.
oscepeovereirmce. linflerdyulinh. Herdy‘s pistol shot frightened them
judgingbytheweyoneoi themouren, ewey.
thethehithim.
Two weeks Ego someone mun“ CHRISTIAN BNDHVOB UNION.
his” visittollr.Herdy’r Wrb‘l‘ murmur-trusses Here's-er.
were evidently sorrsd ewey by he dog. a, lye-leg 1- the sirens churns.
which 001111110006de IIVIKNI- 0n Thequertrrly meetingoitheNorwelk
the amnishtShwwdeCummins' Christien Eudeevor Unionwill beheld
Mime-tum“ . in the South Norwelk scorer church
mmmmwwm Tuesdeyoveniug. Thespecielt’eeurre
[idiomhuithul ferthoyhnvelzeined no ofmm'm “gamma",
01M to the illh'fl- 1“- WY thinks greet liontreel convention. Theservice
the culprit-en nemwhom'dl» will openet moo'cloolr with eflfteeu-
quested-n the neighborhood minute preiee service,iollowcd by the
M resding or escripture selection by Rev.
3031"” TWO ABABS' W. D. Hurt, pester of the Wilton Con-
t grogetionel church. end prayer by J.
""""'.."°"_n".,1‘;:..n.".:.?" m“ Welter Aiken, oi the Norwelk Beptist
Lets Thundey his” ",0 Any, pd. church. Theeddreesoi welcome will be
dlere oi Wm trinkets errived in mede by the pestor, Result. 0. Sher-
ltr. end Ire. Arthur Burmend intent
son, 01’ New Hemwkobevehenrvhit-
isg h-prrenrs, Ins-d lire. “new.
Hoyt, on South lulu met. rm
home to-dey.
Dr. A. EBelden, oi NorwelkJiee hll
chergsoi Dr. Reelc's petirmis in New
Cell-en dining the We ehrrnce rt the
World's Feir.
Rev. J. J. Wooley end wiie. oi Pew-
teucketJt. I., will spend e iew deys
with lire. 8. G. Ferris, West evenue.
li- llrie Reymond end Cberles D.
Burneswill spendBundeyetRev. H. E.
Burnss' summer home in Pound Ridge.
lirs. liey Q. Smith end In, Luelle 1.
Lens were recent guestset the Ridge
House in Bidgeileld.
Berry end Cherles )ietthews, oi Elm.
enworth, heve gone to Jepen.
Thelhssilelenend Auguste Ericka,
oi Norwelk, will go toUptoanke. N.
Y.. to-dey for e week's outing.
Howerd Bloomer. oi Wilton, book.
keeper et the Centrel Netionel henk is
making his home in Norwrlk during
the summer.
lb Florence Eldredge, oi Torringtou,
isvisiting lire. George F. 'I‘yrrell, Clsy
limi-
Ili- Lizzie Gilmore, oi Hohokn. is
visitinget the home oiC.lt.D‘Artois,
Union street.
Berry Stevernou. oi the depot rut-end
rent. h spending e week's veeetion in
Centerbury, Vt.
Mines Hunts Smith and Anne Powell
Ieeve town londsy {or e month's eo—
jonrn et Newport. While there they
will he the guests of Him Smith's tether.
Iii- l-‘euny Shoedy isbeing cut-hind
by her friend. Ii- lierie Keene, during
the ehsence oi her perents.
hire. Lewrence chuire hes been
spendingeiew deys with her pereuts,
Ir. end lire. Sheedy, oi Mein street,
Norwelk.
Hon. John S. Seymour, commirdonrr
oi petenu, will errive irons Weehington.
D. (7.. tonight. to spend Sondey with
his iemily on first evenue.
F. D. 14th end ismily, “Chestnut
street, sterted this morning (or Stony
Creek, where they will spend two weeks.
During llr. Lewtou'e ebsence A. L.
DickmoiNewCeneeu. 'Iincherge oi
hum;_.___.___.__ _
0‘“ THE RIVER.
lows end My “lull-yin Ins
lerwnlk.
Miss Jenn Rogers, oi Huntington. L.
I., is visiting Miss Slay Wilson, River-
side rescue.
In. John K. finch end sister, Ilire
Flore Brown, heve returned iron) I visit
in New York.
The Epworth leegue met lest night er
the personsgeend reheersed"'l'he Dis-
A Bill Intel wee Approved by Ilene
Who use lest Isms-nu II-
Immfihhtheu
'Illbeercreet'Velee.
StetefiatetorJohuH. Fer-lb, oiBouth
Norwelk, hevinghed severel inquiries oi
Istengesding e hill thst w- pending
beinrethecommittre on Phherles rele-
tivetotheoysterintersst, bee iurnished
'l‘neBurntanitheoopy, which is
printsdbelowiniuliesitw—prserd.
Ir. Ferris myr the bill wee edvmeted
bothbytheoyrter-gmwersend the net-
urel-growthers end Inst the unenimoue
epprovel of those who ere may inter.
rerted in thh industry. Just et thistime
the bedssreinthetcondition thet, it they
ere disturbed, e greet number of the
youngoysterswillbc killed. The ides
oithehillir to ellow theyoungoystcn
timetodevelopend becomeoimesise.
The nettlrel-growthers who worked on
the Bridgeport herb volunterily entered
into-negreementlest ycer to keep oil
oithe bedsduring this period,end the
result wee very gretiiying to ell
concerned.
'11» btll eppllss to those beds under
stete jurisdiction end in the Bornetonic
river. lt wee thoughth to include
ell the Stretiord bed. e pert oi which is
outsideoithestete jurisdiction end in
the Hornetonic river.
The bill was given cereinl cornidem
tion, end lir. Ferris thinks it will be oi
greet veins to the oyster industry oi the
elite.
Be itarucied by the Senate and Emcee of
Representatives in Gene-ml Assembly
moaned:
Smos 1. Eve person who shell.
between the twnh’eth dsy cl July end
the tenth dey of September. in en; your,
getherortekeenyoystonorshsl rum
eny neturel oysterheds undaetete juris-
dictionsnd in the Harmonic river, shell
banned not more then fifty dollars, or
imprisoned not more then thirty de ’,
by e young men who told them he could neuel brim, WI! Julie 3L John, of
find themelodgrng iortwenty-iiveconts. -h_° NONI“ Causing-trend roomy,
lie 1rd them to e freight out which Willsmenvon of uneconomic-mud
stood onesiding shout 100 yerds irom Cheri” R. Helmet. Jr . with” 0‘
thestetiouendthetiredArshrleid down “10 South NONI“ Convention-l 50-
iorercst. Shortly utter? o'clock, y“. nasty. will mekee report oncomrnittee
terdey morning, the cur wee entered by Work. The oonrecretiou service will be
[our men. One wss ermed with e police’ MGM 5! WW1“ R 309003.“ the
men's club end woreebedge. Another South NM.“ 3'9““ ML end WI“
curried s derk Ientern end the third Mtollofibr-noeotim.
“ohm 3311'; Arebsin e brutel 5'0““ "'3 151-5399-
ml m‘ “nous“ their clothing Down Where l;-y gene Blow iro-
ma ml. ca, which wesellthe money o’lthe Wntere eitheloend.
the! W- "I! Yin“! “'9" W" ““l W“ The J. s. c., oi Wilton, will picnic et
turned them i he . Th unior- - limestone: rim, between the
Arehr mad”... 3““ “mm" “mm" Mason: do «July-numerica-
in!“ 8.3.110”, Jr., hes returned to the oi ,ineny yeer,shellhelieb
“m" deybrcek end “I"! "m M . ' heppy lend oi Cenenn eiter is delightful wmflmyflfldflm tics "provided
selves et police heedqusrter. wherein "t ‘thli dM'G FWters ‘inssctioumoi generelstrtutcs.
InoksnEoghs' htheytoldtheehovestory. "n. m r'“ rs. ' ' ’ _ ", end such seizure my be made. either
he hurt In America only-few W" ““89 0“ “"9 9‘10“? 0' Wilsons within the town where the odense is
M ve . b (hive. our Belle Islend. committedor wherever, within thh rtete.
moths “d this w M first “,9 ut- ~Aho led" nd Ir mid bout or rue! my be iouud, within
eideoi New York. Theygeveeieir des- “0 0'01!!! In I gent men one "u, sitar the comminion 0‘ the
cription oi their mun end the police vent to Hickory Blufl. nrer Belle blend, one,”
expect to am" them. 009 “‘8'“ recently "1d surprised “L Size. 8. The provisions of this not
————-—-—-——— end “ll. 6. F. Weters, oi South Nor— shellnot beeooor-truod estoeiiect the
COUNT! ROI! AT NORWALR. welk, who heve . oettrge there. 25:51:03??er or': (1:: :vhsln‘r’i‘el: he: gr;
lie-burrs mutiny-Ins” lnetlrerlee T. W. M“ end iemily. of N” lic m”! l889',“por“to prevent the taking tricthhool."
um'elheelebermd. Gloria, have been mpg“: . y", oiclemeiromeny oi thewetcreoi thll- Thereieelemebreek in the W
u“- “'1'- Werd, visitor totheCounty pleasant cottege et Belle Islend (or e “‘8'; 4 This not sit ell tehe elect weter pipe oppositeOilhcrt Bogert’s resi-
Horneiorthe townoi 1)...an recer'I: week W‘- They h." enterteined "P0“ lie. I on I svenus.
lsyheiounldaeviythiux I331... shone m’ "mm 'm‘ ”mm“. “c ”“9" “Wm“ “v 1m. ‘30: Minute shoe we now in ms-
telity. m-,_-.__. m et Theodore'e, 81 Weshington street.
"I! M '2'" “MW “'3“ TheEiizebeth,N. J.,Iethodiet8undey "WING T“ schemes. We'vegot thegoods; come end see.
“W'mew'i' ""0" “'“M' school.ecoompeuicd byebend. ceme to on” d m ;;_;;‘;l m nu w. r. nor-n. sold out he drug busi~
Iioton Point yesterdey on the strerner 0...",- 5......,, 3. MM, nose on Vth evenue thienmrning to
lyndert Stain. In theeerlypert oi the The oilicevs oi the from“ regiment. C. Pemhertou Brittin. oi Newton, N. J..
evening the Contincntel brought is large N. 0. met lest evening It the Bridge 'M 'i“ open in ' l” 6""
pm gm“, m. am M W ThetcechersoithefieetAveune lento.
iood diet lpiscopel church will meotet Hrs.
method oi supplying the men with I". 8. Beymour's. "Cl"! strvet, tonight,
st cemp this summer.
Under the recent militery Iew chenges scenic“. errengcments '0' u” “null
been ering ' ' t. I .
::th rufimhmumaw cent: Ir. end lire. Jemes Brenden errtve d
in New York on the steemer City oi
per dry (or retions to eech prints. .
Eech compeny usuelly furnishes its own Pens h“ night, “d ere "W home
cetrrcrendtbeicod oi eech mencosts todey. 'l'heeteemer broke W "mm
irons Booth IIempton oithe I'Irerst Bis-
irom 00 to 00 cents In excess 01 the ,
In on the _ ll i- merk, meking thetrip in six dry, nine
nt provided by state m hours end thirty-seven minutes.
ter the strte proposes to iuruish the sup _._m ---. MW
ptiesendrlsotosueudtothecetrving. IOIAIToN
This club mcnt will prohenl '
hovers-lysine anger, with when its: “Wu-5- 1““ "“ ml” “”9“"
WM will prohebly mn- 9““ ”“1"?“ “mm“ ”m-
Mmmm‘dmn“, “mummm
or tekingoi shelhormumels
oneetonic river below e line
drewnt‘romeshkeonthewmt henkoi
midriver et Quilnher's Neck Point,»
cellsd,end musing thencein e north-
eestcrlydiroctiontoe etekeon thee-t
side at the chennel oiseid river.
810. 2. A'ny m orva used by
enypersou or up: eny oysters or
fillsirom such neturel bcds.or iron:
Weheveehorneior neglectedendde
pend-at children tor Feirileld county sit-
uetsd et Norwelk, ebcut e mile from
i
BT03!“ OP Till STATE.
V Ire-e or Internet Billed Irw- leery Ones»
ter oi candle-t.
Willie Connors, egsd thirteen, wee
_ drowned while bathing et Steiiord
Twenty-live hemls oi liquor were
seized yrnterdey et George i‘erley'l
in Putnem. Thetown voted rte-license
Infihovehesbonghtetrectoi lend
northoiWoodbury irom lion. Williem
Cothreueridlntrndstoturnthemountsin
doubt I letoepeblieperk.
“In“ Itinherd W, the m. whose
yechtwesettedelwhleinenurssuienn.
oi structionet New laden, heepeidthe
oi hiltendwllldtortlyrell for Europe in
theoreit,whichhehesnemedtheltoyel
Klein-I-
Itterepcrted in Bridgeport thet the
leleud.inliorthportlley.
_nt.heekrept rtsoemleeewilm
r-etWeOIWmhiegtcestn-et.
mede. Thorndidetlcnisther-ultoi “tr-“mm
the lethe “a” kiedcihcerdheierlidedlmtyeertor sutwordtetheosmmitteethet hereo-
lrrsmoueyuwespldthmmedeosntpveseh hereeetIIOorrhrr. It".
”Wit-obi mmwmummmmanmm-wm
he“°‘“‘"""‘“"’ ummhdemu-smummm fitment-Ins,
emu...“ WOW bnrrtthetrrnsei theerwlse.het
one 'l'heesddntwesdeetotheieot “Mm” lessees“ rs
litretirerrmrerflhltskuhwhishrhs
M”. W. E. M p“.
mm»:
“fish.“
of“. helme-
“build
”...!“th
“VI“!-
fl. ' gust-er-
‘IH memmww
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come just the some, for lockers now are buyers later on.
THE0000E H. OLSEN’S
[alteration and 80001000 0i Ioml
auce for the. 60082. _
it is said, is sausc for the gander, but neitherg' case our
$137.9 any sauce half as much as the public admire our clothing”
ey catch the eye every time and Win. the admiration of aviary
. beholder. It; bespeaks a want of good taste to overlook the ex-
cellence of these goods. Their su eriority is as evident as a hill
2 ‘ m the middle of a plain, and the c oser and more minute your in-
\ specuon, the more good points will be discovered. ‘ Description is
needless; these goods tell their own story and tell it so forcibly
I that you con no more help buying than you can help smiling at a
bran-new JOkB.
Weintendthisweektohnveelittleruehlnour
KITCHEN DEP’ T.
Beoneoithemnnywhowilltskeedvsntegeofour
We Havmot
- $10,000
Wall Paper
150 Yellow Ware Pie Plates, 5c each—cheaper than tin and
lots and lots of other, just as good and in many instances better
bargains, will be found in Our Kitchen Ware Department this
week—noisily one line,but the complete stock all the way through,
at reduced pnces.
horses sick. We here put In some noodplnllp
old 0e15, which we ere selling cheep. We teho
goodcnreto here none but superior (lets It
this store. "You elwnys heve good Oets" I!
the testimony oi those who-re in the hehlt or
buying hm. So long. Icen. Ihht. MY.
0ets.comeiromhere. A huge! oete elweys
weighs 75 the. Seventy-live pounds oi Onto
meymeesnremqnertsto thebegmrtheeense
weight of Oet ruey meesure so queue to the
beg. We Prefer the liquor! beg. Why ? Bo-
cense we get more Oets sub-tones end leer
M. Now while the so qt. beg might cost
trout 510 IS centslces menthe 00th “would
notbeee cheepesthe letter. Moremeetsnd
Ices bone. you see.
Heavy White Old
Oats. $I.I8 bag: 5
bag lot. $l.15: IO
baglot. $1.! 3. Cash
0ibble&00mslock
ll IIIITII IIII ITIEET.
IO DAYS
IT PRICES 000I0 T0 EBUPSE
All l0lllill EFFOIITS.
0. ll. Harvey,
Wholesale and lets" Ilsslrrr in
Boots. Shoes and Rubbers
leather and Shoe Bindings.
Alse leeeierterrr oi Children's shoes
10 WITH Illl STREET.
A, .+.- ,. e ..
BOSTON
83 Washington Street.
0E0. VII ilSTlllE. Prop.
We cordially invite one and all; if you don’t want to buy
Luuum
Is Im tries.
lo lore listless llrys.
in lime Sleepless line.
With Increasing Am n! W»
lion lions tel-e the piece at I“: ’—
Heving purchased a Bankru Stock of a Boston Manufacturer, 1 will now show on the largest "u' "“" m " “'1“ “I 1""
stock ever offered for sale in t is town end convince you thnt you cen save from ity cents to e ’
duller on every pair of shoes purchased at my store.
Bankrupt Sale
$l0,000 W0lllll 0F STO0II!
to be Closed Out In the next Sixty Days. ‘
—
“MUN.“
300 ' Ledi ’ Turn Shoes ell sires end wi ............ ..st 32.00 former price 34.50
.. P” .. °° 0.... r... .. ........... f‘fs'f': .............. .... .. Yankee
100 " Pet. Ti Shoes... ...... ................ . 1.50 “ 2.00
9‘ “ Block Oxford-”...”... . ............ . ...... L60 " tool. .- n 4
16 “ inn ... . “ .
to “ Ito-st Gout Oxfords 1.50 " 2.00 wmflhfl"m
130 " Wine Burris Oeli Blucher Oxfords ....... . ...... 1.16 " 2.00
110 .. Chocolete Russie our rut-on Oxfords ......... . m .. 2.00 or" ”Rue
100 " Wine Blocher Oxiords ...... .......... . 1.00 “ 1.50 , .
Ito “ Wine Rnsriemceliogflordrm 1.33 " 1.175(5) ewe-among; rum .
00 “ ti Heel . " . ,
100 :‘ gifting-ti. Tip).ur% 161:; Edison Oxiordew it]; y m G. A, (3me 00..
so . square ords . . . m ,
so " Oomonogense asters-WWW .......... 1.00 " 2.00 . In" -
400 " Oxfords ..... 50 “ 1.00 nuN’T "'88 1
mum— ,
500 peir, the creem oi Lounsbury & Co’s Bend Bowed Shoes, slightly im-
peri worth from $3.50 to 60.0mm from 31.70 to p.25 per peir.
400 peir en's Cordoven Bend Bowed, Luce end Congress.......et 03.00 former price 06.00 THE
600 " Lace end Congreen. ......... 2.50 " 3.50
800 " Leos end Congress, 2.25 " 3.26
400 " Lees end Congress. Goodyesr Welt......... ..... . 2.00 " 3.00 i
100 " Genuine Rengeroo............... ...... 2.00 " 3.00 2 .
110 “ Lees 1.50 3 2.00 mm— .. u
}g “ Emeline”.......................................... :.gi‘l “ i3 menu-emsmdne
" successor-pr...-resnr-n.r-.. s
100 .. Burris our Finches end Irene rm « 3.00 Souvenir Spoons
100 " Riv-is Oeli BIueher 2.00 " 3.00 n,
100 peire Youths', era n cos. ilhoee 1.00 n 1.20 , .
Also e lo: oi liner Bend Barred—Spring Heel 1.00 " 2.50
Corneseemsudyouwillthtnkyuuereiee insteedoieiteteilfltere. o s
- 2 ..-... "murmurs-gm ,
I hCOdOI'C H. SCI] cum mount.
- , I . - ' - , err
meow-rim"
, a”
I
gandercan ‘ ' A H
SPECIAL SALES ...... W“ "' ......
. v" . A, ‘ A!
' -—THE—
1! ever there wee a time you needed to make 25c do 50c worth of Willlll 00 Bankmpl Slush.
purchasing, it is now. and nowhere else in the whole of Norwalk .
csn you do it better than with us during this sale. BUT we rows J 'I' Prowmco ,
LOOKING GLASSES. - -
Size, 13 x 11; inches ................................... ..25c each 96 Washington St.
35:, 15§x13in§hee ......... ..................... “33mg ’ S uth N k
,17xltinc es ........... ..................... .. _
Siro,21113§inches........ .................. ..........49ceach mm“ o om”
0ft tto ClothesIrines...............................2lcench . .
:00 {330%. Clothes Lines. . .. . . . . ..... . . . ...... . ...... .27c each 5 on" the" entire stock of
flotation Clothggohngsmf..zgcceaclfis I'dB I
0 as e vs 0 or ............... . ........ ‘ sec
1150 01:03pm Bowls .............................. .. ...... to each u I argalns Wall Paper
now on men Squeezers.... ................. ........7’ceach
100 Scrub Bmhwfiuumw ................... We: 23%
rpm sues was... """ ....... ' ......... ' :2.22.a.. ...... III out 0000: out so: or ggiggper ...... .... n... wsular
iiiliootScrubBrushes.... ..... ........ .... .......... .10c eoch -
300Wooden3imll'lour8ieves ........... ..... ...8ceech
WSettsng‘I’éiRflgsnndForks.....m. ....... Wiggcsotl: Dots
1000urry m orvE ...................... one 8 I c
100 anc Tooth Brush elders ....................... . . .5c each
100 Crossndndlo Stick Holders ......................... 15¢ each a e ‘0 ummence
300 Fancy Glass 8th and Peppers ....................... 4c each and
lwglnesiémrmshes.................................1$ceuc: Th d J
00 ........................................ c euc
imnmmmht'o... ................ . ................. 1%.: ...}; SHOES urs ay, 00829
IOOGInssSuganows ....................... . ...... eac e
25 dos DI‘ccorutioedl ghina Sauce Dishes .................... gee dozl;
25 Iron rout i toves ................................. f c eac m
3% gifildrgg'fi FnFlcy ficttérekllloo'lks-Nicoly illustrated. 3: e221}: WHICH WE WILL OFFER OTES ON OATS.
ass on as s—. to e ops .................... c
2530 ’ W 100 wall ..... . ................ .....hbc each Till-inhuman! the yeertorerureyour
10 Meiiscnnmflam$ochi .......................... 75c each F0“ THE NEXT stock oi old Outs. New Uets sometimesmehe
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