We“ sale stun lssttior-
” by Irvinehmlth. withwhosa
”mouthlscclumnoauslsobeisfl.
A reminder of spring
theatrival
first Not-walk, yester , of an in-
, voice of lawn mowers. at the residents
(it tbh side of the river will soon find use
firstborn is indicated in the appearance
' of their lawns. which are already put-
fingou an emerald hue. This is partic~
‘ also, noticeable along Riverside avenue-
, beingquito green.
A. N. Paddock attended the Methodist
‘yfllgphoopal conference at Stamford, yes
92: terdsy, and had the pleasure of playing
In the members of the conference, whd
sung into the mouth of a phonograph.
Thematic was then immediately repeat-
ed by the machine. much to the astonish-
ment of.ail.
The yacht "Rival," which has been
king at the foot of South Osborn ave-
nue. at the Riverside avenue shore, has
been taken to Marvin's dock. Her spars
are being scraped and varnished, and
drewilibeput in trim for the coming
“I.
Irving Jones, of First avenue, has sev-
ered his connection with Comstock
7 Brothers' store in South Norwalh, Thom-
as Marry, whose place be has taken,
having recovered from his illness and
returned to work.
‘ Hubert Pierce and Albert Bucking-
ham had a three-round set to last night.
It was declared a draw, but Mr. Buch-
inghaur scored the most points. James
Reeves was referee.
Edward C. Caswcll, first assistant en-
gineer of the East Norwaik lire depart
lent. handed in his resignation yester-
day. to Chief Engineer Frederick If.
Wheeler.
. ‘ O.‘ Paddock, of 51 lfaple avenue,
Wicca for "Beautiful
Park." and will canvass the Norwalks
nursuhseriptioes.
TheLadies’ Aid society of the East
avenue church will meet as usual tomon
row afternoon. ________
E. 0.0eewell, Jr., of VanZandt ave-
nue, has an attack of the grip.
In. Krlnhe, of Third avenue, is recov-
lng from a long sickness.
lire Cora Platt is sick at her home on
Delta place.
NATIONAL CAPITAL NOTES.
hater Our-art's Boom-Cuban Alain—-
Rudyard Kipling in Washington.
Washington, April 8.~Senator Gor-
ntae's friends played one of their high: at
Bumps when they started that demand
florasouthern man at the head of the
next Democratic national ticket. Need-
!” to say it was played against Mr.
(lowland: and so cleverly was it played
that it caught the immediate endorse
nent of Senator Hill, who apparently
Mot in his anxiety to thwart Mr. Clerc.
land’s hopes, that he was practically
"milling himself to the German boom.
The manner in which this demand was
first made public was :calculuted to blind
Inset many] ordinarily shrewd people
h the fact that Senator German was
filling the wires. it was on the editor
hi page of; the Washington Post, an al-
hged independent paper, that the do-
used first saw the light in all the con-
spleuoumess : of double-loaded type.
Senator German was far too smart to
have thlezdcmand for a southern candi
date have any outward appearance of a
German boom. Yet that is exactly what
it b. While the demand is calculatedv—iu
fact, was intendeduto tickle the ambi-
liflasof ssooreof southern Democrats.
mould it grow into a power great enough
teeeuwei the mtlDemooratic nominee
In convention, there is only one man
whoisbigrnougb and smart enough to
the advantage of it. and his
nae is German. There may be
ablsr southern Democrats than
&.0crman.hctii thsrcsrs they
, we liy hid their ability, while
' fl. has forced the Democratic
, Ipstsle rstale bill as leader against
fie ’wlfiss of a homes We.
It illsvslaad mists this demand
fireuuMummarsryshrswd
.aadheheows thesaurus from
rinses-issues». flsisafrsldofflr.
m not having forgotten the humi-
has; dsfsathe mom a to me.
Me the late Ooegru. but he proposes
ism aetcalyfor himself but to pre-
eras be nineties of Ir. German.
“Inseam William Limburuer‘s yardi
The exceptions to the income tax made
by the Supreme Court «chine. are cal-
culated lo eddlto the unpopular-bye! the
tax, which will. it is believed. he repeal-
ed at the next sewlou:of Congress.
Cuban affairs are attracting ' much at-
tention in Washington just now. It is
clear that the revolution is a much more
serious affair than it want firstsupposed
to be, and speculation is rife as to what
will be the position of the administration
ehould,the Cubans succeed in setting up
a government of their own. Without
the moral support of this government, or
some other, it willzbe a physical impossi-
bility for the Cubans to maintain their
independence of Spain, even should they
succeed in establishing a temporary
government. Will this government or
tend its moral support? That is the ques-
tion.
The edminlstrationfmuat have, through
some ofl,its .suhordinates, been doing
something disagreeable to Rudyard Kip
ling. theftalented but eccentric English
author who blachguarde everything
“American! and still lives in America
through choice. Mr. Kipling. has been
in Washington for a month or so, and is
creditednwith the, intention to write a
political story in which lir. Cleveland
and all the members of his cabinet are
to figure. Whatever his intentions may
be Mr. Kipling succeeded in getting him-
self passed;by the sentry boxes, which,
by the way, have since been removed,
and the cordon of White House detec'
tives and into the cabinet room. while
his majesty,{Gover 1., and his ministers
of state were holding a council—perhaps
to decide whether the United States
should apologize to Greatl Britain for hav-
ing raked up such a disagreeable old
thing as the1|ionroe2doctrine. Mr. Kip-
ling is as happy over the unusual honor
ed to visit the Menagerie while the ani-
mals are being fed. Secretary Lamont.
who guided Mr. Kipling through the
labyrinth of [executive defenses, thinks
he will bereal (mean if he writes any-
thing nncompiimentary about what he
saw. mm..."
CANNOT BE PEACEFUL.
The Klpplss Create a locus. but the
Woman line I!" Way.
Two persons who cannot sail peacefully
on the matrimonial see are Mr. and lira.
Thomas Ripple, who formerly lived on
Bavilandistrect in this city, but now re-
side in:‘,Bridgeport. The couple have
caused thefipolice of that city trouble of
late by their continual quarreling and
were arrested two weeks ago for raising a
disturbance at their boarding house.
They were released on their promise to
behave in the future.
Mrs. Kippie said she would not live
with Kippie as he abused;her shamefully.
Two weeks ago she went to live with her
motheriin‘lNcw Haven, but Kippie locat-
ed her and forced her to return to
Bridgeport with him.
Last night they had another quarrel,
which resulted in lire. Kippie packing
up her grip'and leaving the house. Kip-
pie followed)" to the drp it and drag-
ged her;frorn a New Haven train, but
she escaped from him and departed on a
later train. vowing never to return.
)ire.l{ippleis the woman who drag-
ged hire. McGuire. an occupant of the
same house, naked down three flights of
stairs recently.
ofi'filfiZTRiifiifiiw.
Generals Franklin. Barbour and iira~
ham. the commission appointed to re
vise the military law, held a meeting at
the sdjutantvgcncral's allies in Hartford
yesterday afternoon, (lenerai Franklin
presiding. General Haven, the brigade
commander; Colonels llurdett, First;
Tyleni'l'hird; Frost, Fourth regiments.
were present with Commissary-General
Peck, of Nonfillavon: Colonel W. 1-3,?-
Landsrs, assistant sdjutont-genernl. and
Colonel Louis it. (.Iheney, assistant quar’
termastor-gcneral. The afternoon
was spent in n gem-rel discussion of
the merits and defects of the
present law and the necessities of the
National (luard, and the commission ad.
journed to Wednesday afternoon at 9:30
o'clock. _ . - ‘
humiliate he l’lacwrl end'l’riai.
Her. Rufus T. Cooper has written a
letter to City Attorney Fox, of New
Haven, com icing of the way his case
has been t ted and saying: "I now
demand,upoe my rights as acitiren. that
if there be cause for action against me.
you have a warrant issued and place are
upon trial in the civil court or that you
causetobepnbllahsdiatbepahllcoews-
papers a properly certified statement
that you find no cause for such action
andluroishmewith acsrtiiiutete the
samssflsct, which i may crust to the
conference of which I am a member and
where my standing as;a retainer of the
gospel is lmpsrilled.”
What Is “sin. 0- ‘l’flllt‘.
lisstlngsof New Engines Order of
Protection, two candidates: Welcome
Pelican club.
"1 say. blossom, howesyes pressures
mere-rates?" ”W. “tells or
seam new site costs it it!” We].
flmlwhm”
paid him as the small boy is when allow- ‘
mamas-scream; the ..
ssystbeflthoelsJesrnelofa
is an editorial about loJl'o-Bsc, the
famoutebacoehabiteere. "We know
of many msescuredby Itor'l'o Bse.ose.
’ a prominent St. Louis architect, stacked
and chewed for twenty‘years; two hours
ended himeothateveuthe smell of to-
bacco makes him sick.” lfovToBac sold
cure no pay. Book free. Sterling Rem
dy 00., New York or Chicago.
Oysters for lame.
The amount of oysters exported to
Europe for the week ending April 0.
1895, was as follows:
«ulna. mar. Barrera.
Adriatic, Liverpool. ease
Attracts, Liverpool. 2969
Berlin. Marion. 1780
ms
"Mn. Murphy calls her slipper Caro
toxin" ? ? ?
"Because the children cry after it!"
' 1.1010, axe-nae
Remaining uncalled for at the followingpcab
offices for the week ending April ii. W. Per-
sons calling for any of these letters will please
say they are advertised:
SOUTH NORWALK~Mies Mamret Book
in .Uathew McCulloch Miss Mary 1'. Par-
trfi. 11 Henry Street. hills Florence Squires.
Miss figfleésusmigi. ”Clarence” 2W.
Chas. o . rs. in Beam amen .
Bennett. 2. auntie. p. as.
NORWALK-Wllllam Bahhctt. Wm. O.
Hawks. lira. Beams Jenkins. Mrs. ii. I. one.
Mr. W.Towncy,.lsr. .Town . Mrs. u.
garstThornpeon. WJLIA NE. BI.
nEAST£NORWfiLK~gr£a ngamlncm, lire.
else my. rs. sea or , use '
JacksonJlr. Robert is. woos. so!» nsr'mt
Stevens, Ir. l3. 1.. Rsadmoud Mr John i'ai-
mer. WALTIit now. P. n.
.
4‘
our... Blunts
STOBMEB BICYBLES
A splend'iid medium f if
s vcn. or or received else-
where. to those as with us. '
THE 1. T. PIlIlWITT (20.
inch 23 if
I
lirlsrrty-lilillsrivrttan title
K. U . V. .
Freundschaftz Bond «.83....
will be celebrated by a hall at
OERMANIA HALL.
Wednesday Evening, on Ill.
Ticket admitting gentleman and led)“ lilies-ab.
Musit' by Heine’s orchestra
rs i ii 'i 9 i0
hits it. tom’s annulled;
NO. ll HAVIIJWD s‘i‘itlti'.
Mortar-t trial). 25 mars.
”en's armour nu want. '3 fat.
LAIDIII'I' noun can waan‘M‘o.
iEllllcilllN
in the Price of One.
From and after April int, mo ibis company
will reduce the prion of gas ten rents po-r thous-
and feet rn all bills paid on or luv-furr- the hub
of the month. The gross price ul'l be two
dollars, instead of two dollars and ill y cents,
as heretofore.
lite llomali Gas light 00.,
l. .l'. HIM». Piifivtlilfix‘f'.
ElSlEllllPElllllil
mt". DIVER having Just arrived from the
riiy withthe laurel Mmltirs in .‘llilltery.
lnvltsnlhslwlunl Surwala and vlvlnll)‘ to
will nml examine our large stock vf Trimmed
soul lfntvlmrnul liars and oats. at the
lamest Prices in Normals. (3|!!de Trim-
msvl lists 1m in so. laiira’
and Uhlldrm‘s llalr lira-slog does in the lat»
rat styles l'rsaeh leather curling a specialty.
Ire. l. I. illrss.
lies I. E. Treatise.
movements
tanlla' lithium! are lull
cassette rsrlsrs. as wall
smatererlacsssa‘slswel-
ry stere.'
Emil-Fill Plilii:
no Ipiesders, amiss sad
mutt-risotto
it)
mil iln
I if in
PM “immunities of its less.
I
insert
and guaranteed w REPiaistsd. No prices
3 ' inn-7 til i- In"
‘ U‘ w“‘|“'
. lintclau Itl . - ._
o. u nanny-em??- ui'e. i4? 24.322
tnontil if
“South Korea I
; Taylor addition
lEstale and insurance.
was-swarms arm.
or house and lot
lneverr ofthscl tresso
Monograms. WV. sag-t?"
_. ..._W-............ -, .«u .
I» w.--..._...~._
walrus».
A rigigusfinmrlurar‘fiufiHEEAEQE-i
in our . U .
South lain street. y I owning, iii“5
m-
llDDl.E aged lady for light lionscheep-
in .and mtslic the care of child. Ap-
ply all Havilamlstrcet. slim.
BY a Swede. a situation as private gardener:
has had about eight svars' ctpsrlencu in
Isz'mlulrs.’ gar: Striping the host of refer-
s cc. a a 0.3 e on. street, E t N r-
wulh. JUHNGB‘fiiiEii. Ma '0
EHNED young hilly, American. wishes
po-ltzon. mmpanlon to lady and light
duties; or any light wort. References. "8. 8.,"
care Beatles all St
TYLIBH elperlenccl dressmaher from
Twenty-third street. New York. mast-s
perfect costumes, New styles. 3t up; $5 with
trimmings: genuine French sleeve patterns
and bmhsrecclved weekly: patterns mid at
Woman’szrchanue. MADAIIE BANG“. 89
South lain street. South Norwaik. as 8 ll
TWO young ladies can secure board in a pri-
vate family. [llcltiml desirable and all
home comforts provided. Address "BOA RD"
sentinel ofllce. South Norwaih.‘ adiit
08K wanted. Any inlcl‘igcnt man or
women seeking cmpuwment and am-
bitions to mate trout are to slot monthly
securesamehy addressing (iloho Bible
ilshxflfou 73 Chestnut street. Phila, Pa. No
CID ya
man or woman wishing to earn a few hundred
,1, dollars in the next. two months preferred.
T0 LET.
Ambulance no.1... Gerard on... In
modern improvements. inquire of E.
ADAMS. mil tf
OTl'AliE corner Maple street. and Franklin
avenue. ll rooms All modern improw-
merits. inquire of U. E.«Wilron. all!
FRO)! April M. not store and basement in
Sentinel building. Dimensions lilxiltl.
Apply at Sentinel ullloe. mm tt‘
P‘lith’l’flmr. No. 2 lisnrortl l’lavo. hot and
mid ulster. rent Sift; aw‘ullll floor: No. 77
Wmiward avenue. rent 95. Apply to ill. A.
WOODWARD. )‘l .iM tf
‘iVE rooms. No.6 ilenry street: 5 m was.
No. iii Day street; 3 rooms. Nu. or [lay
street: rent I4. Also!) rooms. No. til East ave-
nue. Apply to W. YUUNUS. or on the preml~
sea. no lie
I ot'ss. l'i' Franklin atrwt. Imurot'omonta
in. Infill". of EDWIN WlL‘dllx. at
Brown a “it oa's grooery. can if
°i3i§ o; gujflsm. “so ‘mm‘ “ 2. in...
a In townie nts, ruse.
w. a. nuaaann. ° 1?. lw
over: of ten mmrse: furnace. ran hath.
stationary tubs. hot water n no art].
{on location inqu re or TAY port a odno
N. Washington street. or of owner, 2 Taylor
avenue. near West street. 128 if
flusfivrmrms. No lll‘ollra street; second
i floor. I" rooms. No ll Toilets street; llrst
mr,5rooms.)’n.lu'i‘ollss street. Water in.
All in first class order. House Bullion airs-vi.
Ely Neck Apply in TAYLOR sh GOLDEN.
07103“ H. ltNAi’l’. Hf Wee! sires-l. al if
S“
foulinnor lit-e rmms. stationary runun
bath. in house with owner. item
. to small family. Inquire on
premises. :4 fielder: arr-n us. all '.;t
SIX ram mirage. No. i imvnllee m'onue.
t with hot and cold wait-r. Bolton stationary
muse and furnace. libs-an rent to ali‘lti party.
App?“ to b‘. if. i-‘lTi‘li, ill L‘mas strut-l stole,
lion!
- §
Norwaih. owl: ll
W0 pleasant. fuml~lrM rooms. with
halts Ind hint Suitable for one or
Hmrrntlrmrn. Apply Ill N... In Madison
ellu'l. lsrlll' Spring Must'l, Smith Nnrwala.
at lw
"U “'83? menus. neatly mrrxislml from
3 rrmtn,wlthgmul imayl; suitable fur-inn
gentlemen. s94 .‘ii
sort sans-z.
VllT'l‘Afllnn lilrnmnml null)» null human
and ham on lirm’r efrwt. Apply l'l H. ll
SHIRWUOD. iiilirm’o mined. Hill”) Normsllt.
npr‘: if
\
U’l’l‘MlK'l AK!) "FILMS” iAYi‘ll. Col.
i eat an Quinlan! atomic. six room»
each. .‘mly new and in mull mmltllnn.
Oral-l improve-i building lnlwlmlrahlr lm'nlml.
Termssasr. Apply in FitAM‘ll-i lil'ihl‘ll'lp‘.
l H
I UMP. for until” lat-up Nina tram old and
mtlud. Anialrrn. ll. ll. W .lhisollli-o.
-‘ Mint
iltil‘fifl and lot with barn. at “'lflfii tank,
with torn-nicotine m on nor» of and.
unmet-ins. lrumlumr H M klllvflttvnnll.
llllmw- atmt. south hiursmilt. i‘mm. moi if
IADE'I‘.
Ifl’t" MEN lit-nth .‘utnt‘alk «ml Ming-smote,
a pair of bur-s- :' to Ms. lino-uni will lm
id tip-vii return to Min. .\.\':4' slnhh n. Mum.
. ’mwslh. amt
ONT fr: m f‘srarmulr'lr Hurtful» Nattmlrtr
a aftermath. hem-l n lionlmrr ulnvtt and 39
ll lmr wired. salon «ruwlmr. Will the finder
p _ Inform Ir. l'avatiaoil or limslmm liar
mood. it
B'e‘s‘ssmmuef
J. . 5”“th via a and Dress.
Mutants on liar» h uremia.”
ltrlts rem maladies of Dorian and
ali at“ display! _ irate-st New Yurit
igne- u alone full line of Dress ,
w is
Meal _ from which she will r6 .
for the celebrates?“
We are esllin two cars 0
estsrri “s. "'3' 13:5 limb
Vt 3W
um Dome shed.”
and see
c I. ll. PM”.
“h
muses use.
...._. vii-loyt’s opera House
Parsons loohls fora
with the view of pure 1 .
l asamlneoarllat. lfinntflfé'd‘.’
can D
'Puh.
inquired. nor stamp for reply. Young
86f.
‘ memo annwnsuml dump: the pmduoitlnnnwz
Wednesdaleril Ill.
Llnrotn J. Carter's grand scenic. Induction.
'l‘ FAST Iiil.
‘ Ten sets of special scenery. Ilium adult.
fast mall. Nissan frills iiy mums. with
boiling mist. Practical flouting engine and
it freight cars. with sumo m
The Dago dive. MW‘ river scenes surf
steamboat explosion. “touchdowns realism
Prices, 85c,.5ilc caddie.-
Seata on sale at Seaman's dim; secret. In»
walk, and Plalstsd's drug more. South. Son;
walk.
SPECIAL SNL‘URD‘AY MATHEW
Commencing
TlillflSliil, m ”it, I835.
The winsomeactresst
U lite Ackcrstrom.
inallnswl . l , 4'
Berna d. p nys D sorted! on. toast by sine
'i‘hnrnda —Is now emotional div “‘
economics snowsrsmrnsmmuzm
Lo-Chromotope.
Prideywh new comrd “MM W
CIRCUH." andianew soak “Notion sling};
Lights." illustrated by the ammonium;
Saturday marines—A stltl’ m if ammo;
or ran CITROEN.” Winsooé’smm mo
3:19;an will he mimlotedl to» the best sense
Saturday nichtwh new com WWI.
A'B WOES." and anew song.” {visas who
an Acts-e " and the doucshavdlhmmoopst
A" capable com an . mom costumes»,
special scenery. on cluzu. sitcom.
Prices also. 85c. silo. Scans new ".'
Philaled‘a and Gregory'sdiruw amount“ “fed“
mussc HALL.
Saturday iligln, lptil l3
”The great. New Work and: illusion: screw.
[he grand romance of [Jim (Utah‘s soloists.
“BARKEST
RUSSIA.”
Under the manamrmsnt of. money it. Ellis.
The most. pronounced trliunx it: seem in yam.
Stein pictures of rare sanity. hmlhhily'
mounted; beautifully monomers; a married
company: meohanlecbewsscsgz mm serum.
liver actaseenin olctumvtml'na are m
agri'i’ug in plot; cvsny scene doom? and
(‘
arms.
Prices Site. ililc, 75c and fl. Esau cm relives
usual places. all
Tuesday. April I6.
Will he presented umlot‘ the auspices-1f ii'l'twl'ot.’
lodge. No. ”3'. l. l). 0. it...
IV All lililiifl'lflfll rm.
l'mlor the direction of Mr. Julius Who. .93
sallro on Ann-rim“ «"Mri’y. The embolism
l‘ulmer's 'i‘liun! re.
’l‘lc'ltetsvau he nhuinmi from "‘01“.in of?
first Lmiull. Heals reserve-l M. Pluiai‘mli'w land:
Gregory‘s. short! a. “1., April l3l'h. Rewflwill
seats, The: KNlt'l'M admission, for.
M
H oyt’s Opera House '
South Norwallt. Ct. Three nights only.
«Wm lbsllll for «his
true“ “1‘ “'mmfli"
Mammoth.
iinmm
52 South Main SL.
[03
regulation
M
Eli mm»? lo' snared odor
. rt- iii it tm it’ll: WM. mite.
! late: 11le «ram '3”. .
HOV-r s THEATRE, cross heart. Moll: lbw mum and rail.
new mom no homo :a‘lliiuio‘dm mire time of an elec-
tron mull...»wmm' llowilme‘ifllm in the city
or? Kuwait. Mini: muffin for building
pump-rm. mmlh dam W lioness
«muttnmuonm in. Tom amd t‘rmdttlm
‘ .YaesALBono
“Mam“...— «WW M
music HALL
Wchmmmndnlbleiuaeof thisilleme and
demnfi
. inasonswl
Mm swoon!
W
Nonmember
hearers of wheels maime-
W
n"-
Sleamswand Keeling.
Elmore and Iron Bicycles
Edwin from full up. We rented fstaid
J
4—
NdfiéE.
Hill SALE.
Ph’lbstllfhmmm am «new of mi.» Court at
”"1thng mile universe! of hi. nra‘ikd will
men an. «lbw custodians lilo mire witty of Sore-ant, .4,
awhile, munitions minim limfinuealy diam
as mums mile. not one atoll. use of A; ml. in.
as Zia-”slums inn tilin- afternoon. the follow
8.
1H,; (5%“?in in. '25!
York will“! Tm
About
i
will
lie- M lions-w en mi.» one of sales For par-
numbers iidnmnivsr Mi
.a M armour lemma Mates.
Worm-t on someone. this atolls day of March.
NW... a3 a.
1
initiation,l
heir-ll m ml minimum wmm‘lut‘rf .: ‘ 3‘
limiter haul! um: lime Mime. shew-hunt)! lied of llllld.
4...: .e wearer; momma; .. rl Mold intro-l lurid on the
Willi it’s-Io mil Vila ‘ ' '
Mi! mi ltonzm. \
moan slim so our. ,
liw manila no mom“ or rill»- aiuuw of my store. that
N‘M‘fiifls" r
nun. communion. rims-nu .Mmil 1M. lull-i. utilize
fol. «interline: :u “ll-“lis- mtzwaatlmiug u-v raid on and
‘rsl'mr Hts ' '
mu
Donovan Building.
South Norwelh.
' NOTICE—“g
is fast Ismail Taxpayers.
lifmtmpsewirr red til.» Mar" Summit P's‘lmol
Environs lecwllabmr no land Mind 1.!” (m,
will! on the
‘.M the limo Hurrah
- [w and psychic on the
bowl shore 1‘ttw 1 shall
lam-mm mt mire mm of nine m)
\x M. Mm m . 4-. l ANFURD.
enticement! “Iliwl' dour Willy W Kuwait Fifi-Dd
lil‘lwm‘ofl.
flllnliowli “nviill M , ii'llfit. I2 lm
EASTEnEccsr-‘Rés
We thank the public for their itiml patrolman morning the past year and to
show our appreciation of the some. as will given-r 2cm fret.» not
EASTERSATURDAY
to all of our customers who pzwiwm Two on than» ot our clams a
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