incite-atom ondntaintoin.froon monotone: ' lferchcll , pewcrwirrc. . . mammuemom thepetiticu ’ headcount-unwra- pueblo.» ‘ outhle matter changer that . tboli'oanrhoecutemplatod. Herold thecompouydcoiredtococure powerto unhmuwmochiueeitwaopmpoood toplacelnthefactcry‘. audit would he neceooary to take out one end or the hulldiugiuordcrtcgetthemechinecln. Accuidweatherwecocmiog cu.it woo " adri-hlotchavotho matter cottlcd at Thoreappeuodtehecomequootionln ‘. thomindecftheccuncilmon actcwhat .‘ oilectfifauy. the grantingct the con- puny'c request would have upon the cult of the Electric Light company r W the city. Ac Attorney Light 2 waeabceut. ltwacdoemedheotto coder ‘iheauhdcet. .Thopeflticuwoc rolerredtotbell‘loeo WhightCommicclonerc. vl'hohearlngontholaycut cfthoweet Mollonmoctreotwocthentokenup. , Konryfleymour. who reproceutcd the M of George Seymour. wanted to L . how what woo the object niche Conn oillnwideniugoneendottbe street M ”MOM. It Mannie. he may wider than Railroad place. whiohhadtwc trackc thrcughit. There wobblytwcnld he no trachc through ., thetpwncndxcuroc otooot.andtbero would nubehalfthotreveithere that noon in ammo place. The ma “1:131!“ wido.and tatlngtonfoot Tmflmtbclctfiodneedtbcoioecuc (inculcate Oomoiock did a general opinion prevailed along Hource otreet that the entire ctreot ought to be laid outzbutactheotroot department fundo were running low. he did not think the Moonldbecarriod outthlofall. He will that the matter he indefinitely Mitchell. and the Council unanimou- lyagrecdupcn hie ccuroo. new: Commlcoiouor Reed repcrwd thet the Board had had prepared a pro- file cithopropooed ooworin Eluiwccd octane. with the approximoto coo: there . d. Thoecotc! conctructicn would be about “73.75; actual coat to the city. hill. On motion at Councilmen Hatch. thofltreet Commioeicnero woroorderod tuheve tho work done. Hr. Rood oloo reported that the work innollrcodplaoo woo completed. with ‘ no exception of tho cidowelhc. The width of the ddowalhe theBnard loft withthoConucil. The Board wao of thecpluicn that eight loot would be widooucngh. andaccolumodate all the Maven thoughthooo ohccld beuo welt on the coat tide of the otroet. Unlttodoald he called on Superin- tendent Hatfield acme time ago and chewed blot tho oucloticn pocood by the Council in tegerd to tho Tramway com I“! wrinkling tho otroot (roan Roy. laced ttncttctlcadowotroot. Ir. loco litld. he taillrdld not think the recolo- “amountedmmuohmudhoduotJe believed. given the matter any atten- ‘ in. At any rate. the otlccto remained l turpentine Winch Ccmetoeh raid he had coca It. mm. and although he had wired to oprlnhle tbootrooto.hohad ootdcaeen The duct lcrthopaotthroo teeth had been lrlghflol. llthoocm- ”“peaywoelductteloothetrouolcto retort he patron. the Council ohcold who woo-um to compel the company to too core on that thorowculdhoucdeet oocetod he uttered the tollowteg rcool lfieeeuemliooolloewao la» Midland to Maori. eat 'Itcoottc thehlcewelhlronWorlo. two . puhllcwallr. fledid not care ahcnt it thou.but wouldllkelt later after the Council had had time to ccnoidot the matter. . , p Coucllman Smith moved that tho Street Commloclcnorc have the work in Crement ctreet completed. Street Oommieooncr lollahcn told he did not act the immediate nwecoity of doing the work. Since the catch- baoinhadbeenput in at the corner of Coder atmot and Wect avenue. ocercely any curtain water ran down Creoceut otrect.oudit had notvbeon wached at all the, pact tumor. lie thought a curb and gutter ehould not be laid until cidewalh had been ordered. flr. Smith withdrew hie motion. The action taken at the last meeting in regard to the abatement of a portion of Edward W. Kelly'o tea was reccnv oidercd. and the acoconnent was ordered to otand no originally made. The iollowing resolution wnc pound unanimouoly: Received. That the Railroad phone no ceoernentc be. end they hereby are refer red to the city collector for collection. andtbe city ill hereby directed to pre pare and deliver to cold collector a rate- oooh for the collection of cold ecoeoc- mento. Councilmen Kendall cpcho of the bare lines in nae by the dilloront ourveyoro the cltyhae employed. and alto of the oyotem introduced by former engineer W. C. Briggc. He moved that the city clerk drew up an culinancc to cover thio matter. which the Council crdcod done. councilman Kendall told he thought it would be well to octablleh a rule that every bill coming to the Council chculd be accompanied by on order. chewing when end by whom the work woo ordered done. Be made a recolution to thio edect. which the Council peered. The oommitte on printing woe in- otructed to get oatimetcc for printing 500 wplee of the revioed city charter. Adjourned. WW~.-. Wm...“ .. Emu“ LEAKED OUT. Itete’c Attorney reocenden lecko in Vain to Find the Guilty Ono. Stete'a Attorney Feooenden held a ctrmny oeoclcu with Bridgeport detec- oivec and newspaper men to find out who gave away the fact that Charles Boioay conleocod to hie wile that be murdered George ll. Nichclr. o! Trunk bull. The atury wacdoniod coon after it woo publichcd. but now appearc to be true. Ir. Fecoondon exclaimed: "This lo the loot timolchali turn the caeee over to the Connecticut authoritieo. ill cannot otcp three leabc. l have been to the judgco. and they have told one to oocuro tho corvlcec of outside men when i can "not. and hereafter i think i ohali have to do ocI" The Hoidgepcrt detoctlvoe know they tore oucpccted oi having given out lufor~ motion and not much ororeiced over it. They all declare that they have been aboolntcly clcoo mouthed. Art to enhance... The funeral cl lire. Clarrlcce [toy- Inoud Can-tech. who died lact l'rlday. wee held from her late home at Wilton. yeeterdpy afternoon. lino. l). Ill. loword. of hood: llcrwalh. cud llov. W. 1). me u 'ume WWI. ”t“: Quilt me one cm at the cldeot roulicnte ct Wilton. Iho tree a deughter ct Samuel and Diarrhea Raymond end woo hero to ltew Ycrlt city. April. Icon lie: mother. Clarriooe Dove-port Raymond. whodled lolooaory. not. woe. at tho timotherdeeth. the cldoot porocn in lewflugland. bologinw horW moth year. Will MW Per the wllaietcy lloy letter. too of ltov. ltehortw. Juliet. whuhao been employed tho W condimmmmum mnemdmnrmm- .mmnnmxnnntyue licenTiehot-thorlrotloloct- miluocticn A prominent pclitlciaucald thio morn- ing: “It to gouorellyconcoded that it hiayor Bohouuou it put in nomination Into by bit puty it will he very dlfii- cult' for any Republican to beat him. though it lothougbt that Councilmen Kendall would alnmot. if not quite. match him in popular ‘iovor. It to thought that llaycr v Bohannan‘o enforcement of the Sunday law will ctrengtheu him with the votoro. asthe working people everywhere be- here in obocrvlng Sunday or it day of root. and fighting ogainct all ettempto onthepartof capitalletc to devote the day to buoineeo. It in a well-known fact that nearly all at our hurlueoo men in the city believe that the law obonld be enforced. Dr. Kendall's emeient worhiu the health department of the city entitleo him to great popu- lnr favor. Be hao done more for-public health during the part two your than. hoe been done during the whole previouhiotcry of the city. anditiebelieved that the maple have come to nppnciato thin. Ccunoilnoan Reich's work or water commie-loner and ac financecommlttee of the Council given him to prominent place nmong our public men. and Inarha him ea u do cam didoto tor mayor." Second dietrlct Republicano will meet next Monday night. in Arlen Hull. and will proceed to nominate e candidate for first oelectrunn. nod other cfilcera 0c the following evening. it is expected that Fir-ct and Third diatrict llepnhllceno will ratify the nomination: made by their down-town brethren. Bad the Second district committee ucmplh d with the requcct of numerouc Bopnbllcuno. a demand would have been modeler the privilege of naming either the town clerk. town treoourer. or town collector from this dictrlct. The committee. how- ever, only mode the roooouohlc requeet that the Second diotriet be allowed to name the first oelectuian. Thle wao not requeotod' with an idea of changing the olilcee tcSouth Norwalk. becouoe that it not desired. At a meeting at which the matter wao diccuooed. Chairman Keith. 07 the Firct dlotrlot. cold he war not oppoaed tcthe plan, and Committee— Iuan William C. LeCount. oi the Third diotrict. thought the request wac reoccu- ' able. it it raid that meat of the candi~ duteo for oeloctonan in the Flret and Third diotrlctc are perfectly catlofiod with the plane, end from whetcan be heard, very little apparition it expected. beconoe oi the juttice of the requeet. 0f the sixty-tour appllceutc to be made voterc in the Second dietrlet twen' tymiue urewconen.ao followe: Annie ii. Archer. Elmwocd avenue; Bertha I. Adamo. Grove otroet: Agneo ll; Blanch— ard. Golden Hill ctreci; (loruolio W. Bennett. High etroet: Ire. Jennie Bene- dict. Wort avenue: Julia A. Ber-neg. South Alain ctreet; Hattie H. Benedict. ticutmit avenue; Kory Keyoe Beard. Golden Hill clreot; Belch T. iirochen. Livingotcu piece; Augucte ll‘. Bracken. hlvlugcten piece; Phwhe Ceohaw. Con- cord ctreet: Abbie I. Coborn. Booth Alain Itroot: Annie h. Dlohermen. High otmt; Amelia A. (lrehaiu. ill-wood avenue: Edythe ii. Gator. Creecont Ter- race; Ire. levy W. Craven. Marthe" otreet: lde I. Light. lilotwocd avenue. Ire. Sarah Lawrence. Quinlan! avenue: lire. ltuth T. “chin, Doy street; Anna It. one. Elmwccd avenue: Sarah ll. loch. ltlruwcod avenue; lmIna P. lloch. Bayviow avenue; lire. Della ll. ltiohcrdcon. Chootout ottoet: lire. Annie l4. Raymond. lcrth loin oirooil lire. fiery otreet. Union Park: lira. Annie Water-o. Dev ctrcct: lice llunie Wallt. llcrth llaln otroot: finceu ll. Woloh. Ohootont otreot.Ado A. Lawton. lllm» wood avoeeet .l. literate Randell. of lteet llcrwelh. and Captain Addlocn A. Rotten! Herc welt. «udldatoo tor the office cl eclect- mon. hevohoth cam thtlrwllllug. note to be nominated at the m dio- leadingoopIrMWthoomceci meycrhaconychovmlteattroctmento Itnltnuctkhhivniwhotherauyorthe .m namely: m notch. Charlec 8. Trowbridgoand on. bloch. The Republlcloool Boot Norwnlk wil hold a nanometre-om: night. In the Old Volunteer lie-e hence in East avenue. to ocloot audition. for placer on the town tidbit Aooeofir 1.3turgoo Kendall lo m h m petition of firotcelectrnan. and the ounce of Wil- liam Hendrick and Edwin B. Smith are mentioned for acoooem The nominathmcfl conotableo uoually cauoco some heading among the Repub- licanc of the Secondidionict. Thic year it it taken for grated that John J. Goodwin and Edward J. Ledrlgen will be renomlnntod. 0n the Democratic ddeameeJenningoicsoidwbcauu— pirant. Town cler‘ko to be elected this (all will hold cfilce (or two yeore from January]. “Ethanol the term 0! ouch olllciela in future will be two yeerc. Thieloprcvidedby ' newlewpooccdby thelaeteeociouct Ingiclature. City Clerk Jcoclfi R. Taylor givee nctlee in ancthcrcchmn of the annual city clectlcn.1‘he police elation in Eavilood coreot will. on meal. be the vcting place. The We will be open from o a. no. to 5 p. m. . Ridgefield Republican will hold their caucuc Friday evening. October let. Politicoio mahlngllfe rather lively in that cruelly quiet m- ~ Town Clerk Herbert B. Smith in getting the clllcial ballot-borer in readi- neoc for the October elections. The Fourth diotrict Democratic pri- mery. to elect dolegatee to the town cou- voution. willboheld in Janice Suther- lnud'o otcre. tonight. "acne AND canon. so. Peter'c Evangelical Church Roldo o lootival in Arlen Hull. A peach and ice cream tectivel wee held in Germanic Ball. iaet night. for the benefit of St. Peter'e German Evan gellcai church. The programme.inoluded an intro duchny addreeo by ltev. G. Renae: duet. neura. blotch and Vogier; solo. “The Lnrd‘cldcuao.” Mice Elle Grebe; duet. Hetero. bleach and Vuglor: cclo. "Hungarian Phontaole." A. Dante; recitation. "Names Upon the Band." Scale Uininger: chorus. Germanic Scan. gcrhund;dnet. violin and organ. liner terc Mellon end Boomer; German de- ulomation. Willie Gobi-moon and John Ililler: addrooc. ltov. (l. Runge; (lermon declematicn. Ida and Clara liraelner; eclectiou. “The Day of the lord.” Germanic Savant-build: Inueleal trio. Willie Jeane. Joeeph Llnrweller and Gottfred Uteinger: ”The Dayo cl ltcoec." Germanic liemgerhund; quart tile. "The Mill Wheel." loom. Zorgeo. Banger. Deyconrcth end iiinger: mucical trio. Willie Joeee. Jucoph hluaweller and Ctrlngcr After the pregratmue retreehuioutt were enroll and neocini hour enjoyed The their war II cocoon lluenclally. MINI ram. Woven-um lo. and Ire. o. I. ”churned. an. celebratonclchcdoo Wedding. lir.ondllvo.ii.li.illchmcnd.lr..cf North evonuo. celebrated the Mill eucl- muryoltholrmarrleoulactoight. Norwelt frloudo oi the couple were pronutlalavgoeecibtnatwtlloo comm lowflevoo and Itolalwd. Thetowooootcutootrcooobluoll. Dancing woo iacedor.loilewodbye Wei celletlcm and corner were ployodehcvcotalrmuthetoll colored everywhere. Icoooeeendhcwo lorelohel motto. fluted flouliohneud were married leletwelh. lthlehmudloem-u ler Mortar on the lovwolh llttott ‘ 16...... one, new. dendrite Seltidoiiy'lohlnpluuiom m _ A Phyoician woo Quickly lumoncnod but the Ian wac Ieycnd Aid and Died at 10 o’clock Without Wootport. Boot- Il.—-Wocloy won. aged forty. committed onicidehere thin morning by taking landanum. lie woo found unccnecicnc in bed by hlc wile about 7 o'clock. A half tilled bottle on the floor told her of the late her huoband had cought. and meccenger was quickly docpatchod for a physician. Dr. Davie wounded. but Wollc wac beyond old and died at 10 o‘clock. Behadbecncctofwcrkandwecdec- pendent. ' TOTAL women UNION. The Twenty-eighth Annual Conven- tion in lecoien Todey at Waterbury. Waterbury. September 2l—-Tho twen- ty-oighth annual convention of the Con; neoticut Total Ahctiuenco Union con vened here today. with one hundred delegeleo precept. Rev. John T. Win- terc. of South Norwalh. presided. After convening the delegatee adjourned to the Church of the Immaculate Concep- tion. where Rev. William Lynch. of Waterbury. celebrated mace. Thin was followed hyacermcn by Bishop Tier- ney. When the convention reaecemhlcd President Wintera made his annual addreoo end reports. He reviewed the work of the year. which hoe been very cocceoofnl. and urged o continuance of ellort along linec already laid down. County directorc then preeented their reports. which chewed a very coliofec- tory condition of allairc. Died of Sudden herticn. New York. September Si—Hennoniuo Breicocherweccnecl the boot hncwu Republican cl thoThirty-foorth Anem- bly dictrlct in thin city. Loot nighta primary election woo held at his honor. During the couroe of the evening an altercation crane and a row enonod. In the mldat c! theoe proceedingo Air. Breieeohor. who had previoucly retired. came melting down otairc clad only in hilt night robe. Flourlohing a cane, he drove the dloturhere out. (in hit way back to hicrocm he fell and expired Death wac due to heart dioeaoe. aggra- vated by the excitement and sudden or- ertion. Hielcroolnanole When Hunger Chariot Lockwood. of Wertport avenue. went to the born this morning to barneoc hic horse he found that the animal had crawled through a email hole in the atoll and woe impriocned between the pariiticuo of the born when it could not be reach-' ed. Ur. Lockwood woo obliged to give up hie route thla morning. and if the hem deco not come out from ito hiding tiiic afternoon Air. Lockwood will tear down a portion oi the burn to relcace it. ltete Convention cl Templarc. 'l‘bo Wectpcvt temperance people are making poeperetlono to entertain the school Temperance of Connecticut at their annual convention in that town. the third Thuroday in October. chuct lioll hoe been ongeged and eminent opeahere will he pcooent to deliver od- drooooc. and cflioerc for the tuning year are to be elected. The delegatee will be fed in the divioloa hell. About three hundred arecxpcctod to he in attend- once. m..-....m....... _... m... Another iride- Lctleld. Contractor John (tough. cl Bridge- port.whoieorcctiug the new bank building in Woohiegtou etreot.yeatero day www.mrongh the agency of Jenna l.’flelureodicu. the lot adjoining ohehooobnlldlngcn the north tide of thoearriogo hridgo.,lt lo Macon». Alrflcughoapoctcicbuild lathe hear luturo. "“ Mr ‘ Throughtho cdumoocl thin poo-mi with to vetoed Icy hoortl’olt thaeho to the friendlwhceccbetriullyoed wilt tugly ohcwod cc oceayhindeoocoodutiug oudottootholoctilloooocfiey wile. Cameo homo. breatwh'ewreral Verne. loudoo.Iopt.tl--A opoolel dcoponh ”new” tht leocith covere- Woot Iain meet. returned home. loot night. alter a vloit with lira. Boatb'o deter, Ilrc. Robert licrner. in Philadel- phie. W. E. Parka end daughtero. Edith oudlifiiemlNcrwelk, wheeled toDan- hnry. Sunday. end opont the day with Mr. and lire. Edward Parke. at Don- bury. hlro. Annie Simone. 0! 27 Union otroet. left Bonth'ltcrwalk. yedorday. fore two weoko' viclt with friend! in Staten Inland and New York city. Joiner Gregory and Erneot Gregory. of Weetpcrt avenue. left Norwalk today for Brooklyn. where they will opend n week's vocation. lire. C. B. Gray andchiidremd Meadow ctreet. returned borne. yecter- dey. from oeverel weeko' vidt in Phila- dolphin. Alice Edna Battery, 6! Waterloo. N. Y..ceine to Norwulk. yeetcrdny. to visit ber'ccnoin. Chin-lea Holt, of Win- uipaulr. Thomao G. Rich and wife. of Green- wich. spent Sunday with Comptroller B. P. Mend. nt bio home at Hickory Bluff. lire. Henry W. Schmehl end daugh- ter Beanie. of Greenwich. ore visiting friendc and reintivee in South Norwnllr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powell have returned to Denhnry. after Io vieit with hire. John Taylor. 2 Summit street. Frank l)eI"oreat and Andrew Clark. employeee of Raymond Brothers. have, been visiting in New York. Cherie: ”instead, of Union evenoo. but returned home from a two wectc' vacation in Burton. Vt. The Stroluneycr homily will return to n sojourn ut Bell Iclend. Mite Minnie Bullock. of Wnter street. :a'onth Norwalk. but returned home from :1 visit in Winnipnuk. n. 11. Arnold. of Providence. none gneat of bio brother. w. R. Arnold.of Bnyview avenug. William Montgomery. of Glendon- Iug‘II pharmacy. spent yesterday in New’ York city. Latvia 1!. Johnson, of River street. it spending to few daye with hie con in Newark. Mice F. W. end Mica C. A. Hyatt. of 154 Main otreot. are vicitlng in Townerc. N. Y. hire. Edwin Canlleld. of Day ctrcet. ill vicitiug relativca in Wipaak. Attorney William F. Tammany it! on u buolneoc trip to Waterlmry. Prof. Alex 8. Glboon, of Irene ctrect. opcut yeclerdny in llnnbury. Attorney F. A. Hill. of Woet avenue. in in New lioven today. Attorney .looeph A. Gray in in Bridge- port today. hi. hi. Bonith. 0! Springfield, la in town tildey. Wmflm...~. .w .. m...- rcroun AW. Blue“ Joann All the world levee a lover. end ouch cone ac Perry Beacon» lo. in "Blue Jeans.” lotheidcalcrtho matinee girl. Butlu Juno he hoe the ideal. blovor hove two charaotmih u play received mcrenotlcctheo l’erry endJnuointho moo under the apple tree. The our» roundingoerc there. Theotcrycfllluo Jeane Ir. Arthur hoe mooted tor the liege-characters thet orlct in every corn- quulty. e otcry full of heart lutercct oudoc woven that one deco not incl: uplanltaca play. but real life. Blue Jeono‘gtoetoucceeo may be attributed tctbo roallooi at both cheractero and acoate The barbecue. the old thee motor. the county politician. the rural boud.theoewlnllleroetow of the luv cldcuto that made Blue Jeane the can oooolt to. Pour hundred and eighty tbceoeodpocplectwlt instinlghtt in llow Yeti. itluc .lcene will be pro reeled hero coat 'l‘nodey by a compev tout mortar. cool with the original more. uduropovtlee’ aocdluitc cucecoo- tul rope in the large eltiem ”NW“. ”Whom. low Orleans. llopt. tl.-—The local tote! eltoaflca wee neatly hunted thiencteughyenuotiollylowortae- “Wardrobe a. it Mr. and re. Andrew “heath. ct 0' their New York home. Thurcday. from no tie on m. & Kit-33min” 'V' A“ W‘ :”, w* ' nor on w row Boom' wai kl. ANTED—A weeb and i Releronce rcq aired 100 East nvenllo. 8 WA lionockoeplu givllege ofu nil nel ANTED. ~Ym» " \ work and acute; ply No. to West accent. ? om. r... 7' nice rival“? some new avenue. A ddroaoo'?‘ Ollie? V I lent—'30.? cruel! lomily. ot I ‘0 l ET. ~Honoeof “m . R‘n mend null lit “a” Slcnlth. lei-walk. All -‘ c m Ina, water. re ., “g of Taylor dz Gallium: fl! Inomi ll? Wuhinm . ‘0 in?" l‘.——Fonrroolto , to emollient“) of do Wool avenue. Norwalh. "0 LET—Store bio. street; ciao eporttnen :finienceo intanmelbui permon new street. ‘9. J. Irvingniw' llithehingtonflM ‘ 'I‘O LET—4‘0 with rivllenn A week. street. South Norwnlh. lint the SingerSe lngtou street. 'I‘OLET—Sbo on W house '1' 'I’urA. lliileide place. houoee onW ' and Red Mill It?" 4. Inlr WW [0 LET. South N Mein street. U; 31qu street. to. ‘0 [AFT --A street. one oi it!“ four rooms. and another wnter and newer can immediately. Alli“! to :33 Orchard oiruel. LET.- 86"“ word avenue. ” llali block. 5|“ng rent till; all: recon First avenue. Root houue.ceven recipe, 61 " 191A A.Woodward. 12271145” «tree floor front, 98W " . 4 room allurtntent. til . W nehlugtuu etreetnon llmr over Schultc'e . , nIIe, rent .10. Aonl fl Well (our Co. In . '5' Fun Rubi-A double need but a few ti pole. in good condition. Rowen. ill Elbow Norwei lit. W ly‘OltSALE—«ll‘tlin waete , f try tit ell ' 0 80. ”0"“. “it'll FOR SAlllltw—‘l‘woeud illouu. tool Coating aloe biewnrt’o Reedy with canvas center. to. line “So. liinln ct. Full SAhlt—A . d lacenoon lily avenue. editable lion loot been put in t = Iii‘lde‘nn'? all". “a“ ”P 7 ii "V wood. Norwel lk. $7. “7.0 *‘l‘ will... tticct etroeto “.01 ry. healthlul. walk and petition lcr cotter"q tlcuiaI-a cl ’l‘oyltll' & -’ MIOOII-lo . 0 10 E U 9 LT U- (know. or idiom duced to come to Nor ted nuuihor of on lo 7 , . Mr}. Cardigan: . it!“ “It Vii ' , mitten-h. W1“ ? Imoll looil'l WM 3,, drove her a ti (trove enact. 3 illstll'i'li Cl ave llo. wi Theodore. ‘hn inrthornot ' day. i‘ldor Wealth Willetllil‘. Elohim-A led .... ”WM! ’ ”gumlih. turnout. _ y " he
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