Associated Press Despatches Up to the
Hour of Going to Press.
5" Iiia‘aouortr T0 'BRIDGEPOR'I‘.
fDr. Gulifortl‘s Daughter Closeted with Superintendent Birmingham
and Detective Arnold for Over an Ilour——Iler Story Coa-
illcts with that Told by Mrs. Rose Drayton.
' F
(By Associated Press.)
Dridgeport. Conn. .. September 30-—
liiudora (Inlltortl. the daughter of Nan-
.rrtce.
Ithe long list of names some of the best
'slngers and specialty artists of their
Tire entertainment will be nrsi:
cy Guiiford, wanted for alleged compli- {class and considerable singing will In-
city In the Gill murder case, arrived in
this city this morning from Stamford.
ltersperae the programme. wlrlch Is rcv
ipletc with comedy. specialties and op-
i
She was In charge of De puty Sheriff 'crattt sketches from some of thI lItIrIi
l‘hcodore Miller. of that place .
The proud and contico
operas. Tire young
fair prisoner was at once taken to po- lmantraer believes In having only What
lies headquarters. where she Was cine.
Is first-class and in doing everything
cted for over an itonr with Superinten- in an up-to-datc style, to which end III
dent Birmingham and Detective Arnold Inns spent at
Later she was assigned a cell In the fo- ttaient. providing costumes and scellcry.
male departrneut. bhc was
by the interview.
Rose Drayton was taken from the fat
to police In atlnuarters and again cxnm- italitd thr-
land.
by Miss Gullford conflicts with
previously told by Mrs. Drayton.
police decline to discus the result
their interview with Miss (lullford.
that
T83 SICK AT P0310 3100.
Will be lent North as Soon as they are ‘I
AIM to Travel with Safety.
(By Associated Press. I
Washington, September lid—The war
department has posted the following:
"The president has given
north us soon as they are. able to travel
with safety. his purpose being to re-
lieve General Brooke of the furtII-Ir
care of the sick and at the same time .
enable the men to I‘ct'eive the treat—I
tncnt obtainable In the better appoint-
ed home hospitals. These‘men will he
furloughcd as In cases 01' those return-
ng from Santiago. About 700 will
‘ “ leave today on the Relief anti the Mis-
court."
in conformity with the above.
quartermnster's department Issued
lilt'
(H'-
instrnc-I
tions that all sick at Porto Itlco be. sent ,
0"
io’f ilrmklyn.
tiers to the officers having charge of the .I
shipping at New \orlt. telling tit-:nr to
send ships to Ponce equipped for car-
rying the sick to this country. There
are. several regular transports now go-
irnr to Porto Rico anti Cuba. 'I‘h-Iir
route ht from Ncw York to San Juan.
Prince and Santiago. As soon as lia-
vana ls occupied It Will ilt‘ added to ill“
points where the transports wirt tout-II.
TOD ILOAI‘! WINNING DAY
Ba Takes a Surprisingly Large Nam
her of loans at New Market
(fly Assoclattd Prt~ss.l
London. September 30—.“ the fourtlt
days rarity; of the first (lcioitcl‘ nrctII-
ing at .\'th liltrltct today. a selling
[little for tItt'tIc-yenr‘-olris and upwards
was tvon by the Ila-vcnr—old brown
ucltlllut Eatttinlllc. 'I'IItI forrt-yI-ar-oltl
titty coil The Waite. ridden by ‘I'ol
tIiIoun. the American jockey. IInI-Irrd
second. The iii”t",\’l‘ltl'-tllti bay colt
itligy (‘tIIIrcnI was third. The IIcIilna
was It to It auditor 'I‘IIII Waite.
riloan won the ilI'tIllIy Welt-Ir lttIIIdI
cap of five sovereigns each. with 2""
aut‘tt'cuns added on the i.|ll‘iliill'll
Dt'l'tittitil'ti stables itilli‘ryt'ltl‘wtitl i'ilt'hi-
nut gtIitilI It liraII I.
live to four on ltraco.
tiltutn also won tluI Scurry nor-cry
I-Itnitra. It handicap or five IIItH'I'I‘t'iflIIr
cacti for nittl‘Il'l‘tI. with too IIIIvcrcquII
added. for tWII-tcnt‘soitls. iii.- IIIIIIIIII
was the ittli'iiliit‘ti'iit'i't'IIilll’li titaiIitIC
bay Itoiding Monster. The lwttinu was
live to four lilttillili Mitiltttct-
tilotin iititii'ti the lions IaernoI-tal
mtititiut III liftctn sovIIitI‘kne t'ti'll with
Iltil Itilh‘t‘l't'lllh added tor the finer
and one hundred iI’IWf'I‘t'iIIIH for tho
nonrinutor of the winner. for too
year-ultls. Iii his list of victor‘ttw for
the day. iIiItItiItu I'llr it WaIIIII- tltit
fithtt' brown tiliy handrail in lion "II a,
bettlna watt r. In." Itflttitlsi l..ItuIltntl
Ali Itiirttfliti ucllltiu plate of foil «or
eta-tans, the winner to be mid try on.
thin. was also Iapttiretl by ‘l‘od Illottu.
who rode the IAiriiiartl-itt-rI-Itford stas
hlc‘a Iitt'tcyI-nr-olti I‘iituititli IIII,I I.Iioa
’rht- IIetIlnl was t to t itaaInIII I.IiIr.t
Sloan crowuvd his stit'ru'lniukly inn:
nunilvr of winnina ntnnnls today Mr
taking the Now Market tit. Les-t
stakes oi not less than hon aovIIr-Iians.
for IhrtaI-yIIar-olda. with itir .l. Milka"-
hay t-ott t‘aiushII-III. 'l‘ltr- io-ttirut w.»-
7 In I nantnI-I I'nlnshlcl’s.
W “MUM.
w. a... v
THE Oi‘TtllitNlNii.
John W. iahant's Dctorooms. which
The III-Irina wa-
l
,ploy of the Norwolk Iron Works "Dill"
.pany, having secured a situation saith.
unaffected lknowing full well that the amusement
During the morning ‘Ioving .\rtrtIrIt-:ttts d'llght trot only In
I what
please thtI ear, bttt. the cy.» as
Win l.l 'l‘lItI singing In said to be unri-
. chorus strong and the pro-
It Is thought that the story told ,gmmmp Interesting from b “mm“ to
NHL
The it-rcnlng prices, 2.1 35
Matinee prices. 10 and 25 cents;
and 7.0 cents.
ADDI' IONAL L IOAL NEWS.
Mrs. R. fl. t‘raufourd contemplates
rt trip to Europe.
Rev . .A. Scofleld will
Bridgeport, this evening.
preach to
Leonor tlt‘. Coach. of ’I‘aunton. Mass.
has been spending a few days In Nor-i
walk.
lifts. Eversley (‘hilds and
are guests of George II..
St. .lohtr. of North avenue .
~-II‘orIanarters. 8c. N. Y. market.
Miss Millie Sherwood will entertain'
a party of friends this evening at heri
home In Woodward avenue.
Conductor .lohn Blake.
his duties after a ten tiays' illness.
There will be festival eVensong at ‘lt‘
ii’nul's chapel.
it»: within tb-I octavo of St.
.xtllti
Sunday evening,
All Angtl's liar.
(ltorac W. iit‘iilti has left the cm-
the George I". lilakc Manufacturing
.contpnrry, of East t‘arnlIrIIlnc. Mass.
The New York Wool Exchange has
account of
auspcodttl operations on
dull trade. Among the prominent morn—
.lIcrs of tire xchannt- is mentioned .lolrn
‘A t).~‘l orn. of the Wiunlpanlt .\Iill<.
1 This
~-Prlltlc RIII Roast. lIc. ti Water St
\\'Ill IntrtIIr bailed out a home run
in the liostIIn-l’hl‘ndriphla game you-
itIitiin. t'oilltrs. of the lioIItotrs. went
lrlm one better. however. and made two
home runs 'l‘hI l‘ltilllcs hot. 10 to il
tioold‘ IIoIt and W. .\i Hill‘- urtvt- :I
tontp'llllttltaty dinner to W. t‘. liIIIII‘
and Frank Van ilIII'I'lI. at the Nortvrrllt
IIItti-I. lav-I tvtttimr. as thtI rcsult of u
some of pool played rIIIIIrttly at thI
Ntim‘tllk Illlll.
'lIIII fIIncInI of fluorite llnrlrarn “as
lIclII tltt.~ .ItttIIt-noon front III» father-HI
l'i"ltii'lltt‘ in High sir-wt. tier. 1‘. II:
Noble IIfll-‘IJIIIII. 'I‘hc burial was ill
Norwulk ccnIIItIII'y. tit. .Iohtt‘~. IoIIttt-
II‘. and .\. .\l.. had l'iIIII'Kt’ of tilt‘
\‘itt'n
st‘i‘
.\i titc tulrttvcclt nitctlug at tln- Nor-
wailt .‘It‘llltttIiI-I church. l.I.~t cvcttlnu.
lit-v. II‘. A. eicullcld spoke principally
of the plan» for a I‘tllflillllk jnbiltI- the
IN Wick ill ”t'i'tlii‘l‘. For'vitw will
I... iII-lIl Itll‘it day and cwntnu of the
truck.
v-lliilllitll and Yonntau tlct'hI 0‘ liritIn
.\ .l tollltts AI t‘II.. furniture dealers
and liiiltl'di or t on. and tntttulnuis.
lllili‘ t|l"I‘t'ti tlItI‘t' tIth store at illt
t-toulh Mitili street. 'l‘lItItr tItttlrII Hitil'it
or «up I». Iniutittrc. lII-dIiInn. t«tII.. is
of IIIII IIIIWIsi rItIsiltI lillti IIIIIII finish.
and the |Il‘ii“i| are at ”it town-o notch.
It It a pleasure for tItIItn to show aooda,
and It ntll prolotltly iii a [li'dhllril for
not in out them
II: A. t‘ it sautcr‘s tower seIIIrtId
mono plate In thr .'. :l? viii" III thltt
I'iti'ItI \i'tI-tlncsday II It. f'nrdy nilt.
l".ItlIIawn win not an IoIlItIIatI. In a
eIItI‘i of lithium lrtIriIII he not off In
liIII‘ third tier. tillii. .tliitonah II‘IIII'IIIwn
showed no meat spend as the ltvttlinu
horse. it was ifliliti‘eilllt' to bring: ilM‘
IIII on ac.-onnt of the number. The
winniIIg horse In this event In Mlppmt‘il
to in- a "ringer." and mmit‘ of the horse
men iiit‘i‘t“ have IhtIllcngt-Ii thme In
I‘iiitlf'l‘ of the animal to identity lIer.
altar-norm In. It. i.. lloitttnnan's
mare Laura Ho will start In the 2:2t
c'ao- Three sure a large number of
titaiwfnrtl movie at the fair y-terriay._
will hemlstardsy afternoon and si- 7'“ don Isis .m be u... god”...
ties; at ltert's Theatre. have. sates: Itaarfor Advocate.
\
AaOaItaons lea I”; on III- aorta
Lucy lavishly Itr schII‘an;
children.l
it be-‘t
Mit‘hllt'l's .
“timeout oflansisl.‘
(By Associated Prat)
Kingston. Jamaica. September 80-
The weather bureau reports that a cy-
clone, northeast of Jamaica. is rapld~
,iy. approaching. The ‘wsather at this
port is fair, 'but there is an ominous
sea swell on the north and east
coasts. ‘ '
...,.,...__.___._
”DAY I! WILL I!!!”
Wall street... 10:10 a. m.—~The stock
market opened with lively trading and
fractionally higher prices. The spec-
ialties were supported. but the changes
were narrow. The rally In the London
market stimulated [‘Ill‘t‘i.ltl'"ti of the in-
ternationals here. notably Northern
’I'aclilc.
Wall street] It It. m.——Weakness
cropped ottt In Manhattan anti Rubber,
anti the latter, under free selling. lost
four points. 'I he rise In the general
market pcterctl out and cont-carious fol-
Iowod.
Wall street. noon~~No attempt was
made to check the liquidation to Rob-
lrcr and the decline was extended to
6%. The preferred figured W: DI‘T
cent. Leather preferred also attained
prominence and yielded three points.
Fluctuations elsewhere were lowm', iurt
there was little doing. Toward midday
Sugar moved up strongly and strength-
ned other stocks. Sales to noon, res.-
270.
Wall street. 1 p. arr—Railway stocks
took a trtrn at it"ltiilifl In declinirg
movement. the (lrangers. Norihcrn I’a-
rifle and Louisville sagging sharply.
Sugartfell to 119 and sympathetic loss-
es occurred In the other leading spec-
} lollies.
Wall street. 2 p ,m.~’l‘hcrc were no»
r'lods of steatllnras during the late ses-
Islon. but the speculation was tptltc
tweak on a resumption of liquidation In
ISugar Other specialties w Irc also fill
tlci the summer. t' otton t‘iil‘nnd I.cath
fl. Rs
JACKETS
AND
'NEW FALL SUITS.
Be careful mat the new Jacket you
buy this Fall has the mrrect form of
sleeve. There has been lots of dls’cpr
ston and lots of samples submitted ara-
ong the makers of high-class garments
as to the correctness of the style to be
adopted. Now the matter has been set-
tlcd anti the final decision made.
And we have the latest styles.
During the controversy We. remained
silent In regard to advertising the new
styles because we wished to be abso-
.Iorrect when we an-
The
wiseness of this plan Is now made. up-
Itrtely certain ar. ..
norrnecd our first new offerings.
parent. Every garment In this store
comes from the latest accepted modes.
The early styles having been discontins
nod We have nothing to oticr brtt what
.ls ncwand strictly to keeping with the
most fashionable thoughts of acknowls
.dged critics.
Indies" Jackets. from 85.00. 30.00,
who. $7.00, 87.7.3. $8.00 and 88 50
25.00.
Mtrtses' Jackets. itr ages from It to
Iii years. from 83.50. 8.5.00 and 36.00 to
16.60.
Suits. art elegant line, front "8.00 to
835.00. ‘
[0
Golf capes In III. the new shades and
Ir |ll"“‘tltl‘ltti rcceivrng more attention
than for a long time.
i mm-..“
t‘rrstorncr—Ilo you think this medi-
l
the desired
I'll guarantee It to
(‘.ustonrcr—--llnt I
Drugglst»
l‘.t\‘t‘
(lb. yr :4;
a tirarm.
charms.
IltI-I It'ill
‘l'rutznitt
‘Itorit liltt:
ill\(‘ on laitt Ir
Neither have I.
A. J; Collins a CoL,‘
‘ Funeral Directors and Embalmers
of the Nor-j,
walk Street Rtilway line has resumel‘,
A [.50 DRAM-Ills I.\'
lCarptts. furniture. Bedding, Eta. Etc
o old stock.
tit-west tlt stun anti best finish.
i
. goods.
tlrcttr. I’r'ct-s at the lowest Itttlclt.
A J. COLLINS & CO,
:lilHo. Mitiilfil. ., Ho. Nornrtlit silt'ittrri
NOTICE
Annual Town Meeting.
The lulta‘ it'illl-. lawful voters of the
'i‘IIWn of Nor-walk. are hereby notified
artd uurrrtd that ilrc .trtnuni 'l'own
hire lag of said Town will be held on
the first Monday of October. runs. for
the following purpose, to wit: To
III-ct by ballot III! of the Town officers
I'\III pt Ilto.c lay law provided to be up
pointed by the tit-lecture".
'I‘hc pulls Will be Il|'i'l| for said our
po...» from it o‘cIIII-lt lit the Iorcuoon Illl-
Ill 5 o'IIoIIk ill the iiilf‘l'lititifi at ”W fol
lowing [liltt'l'vi to wit: At the old ’l‘onn
"tilittt' for the HM voting Ill-tric'. at
the l'uitrtrtn Iiosc House in Franklin
~trItt-t. Htrtilit Not-walk. for the second
Iottmr IIIsIrIIt and III ilit‘ Volunteer
ltIIItI IiIilistt itt II‘ aat nit-.nnc I‘itst Nor
walk. for the third Iotittn tiialt‘tit
Ilrtctl Itl Nt‘tt‘wttlit the 237th dd.“ "i
'lI-ttlctttitt-I'. IIIIIII.
II‘II..\.\'K ll. MERRILL.
i‘li'lIItAiM 'i‘lltiMEtl.
HAMI'EI. LYNES.
tlIIIcI-Irncn of the Town of Norwalk.
still fit
tiraud
Central ‘ . ,
Market....._.§
Whole-alt- and lit-toil,
IIInIoi-n In
Finis. Oysters.
cumm
lac-lions.
Lab-taro. .
Ioft Iheit Crabs.
Little Neck Clam.
ants Oyster. \
ts- nt out oti tItI I'Itli-Hilitii. '
intportt- I (iii an I Nurtlinuu.
iI'reoIItt-AntcrII-IIII than».
iicitmI’I ilultetl limits.
l
i
Ia'luott‘st 'nlltwd tituuls» Ibr- tItI- i
not 'Iiin‘illti. l
l’ItrII 'i‘otttahit‘ atsnp.
Hunt 8 Zeluff.
'i‘eiupiinno ilhei
viii-ct? .
livery article «If lill‘ .
It I.-t a [Iii-null"! for us to show the.
You'll find II it plcn~tirc to MN‘,‘
illii‘w effects.
3 llEAI'TiII‘l'I. SILKS.
: Sp ciui offering of evening and day.
ililriI
for i5“
stle-s at a special low price.
thenotlful and extra quality.
;yard
3 Six pieces in evening effects—stratus .
! :Itltll as
pink and white.
. cerise and white.
3 old rose not. white.
i lavender and white.
i light blue and white.
green and white.
i II‘IvtI pieces for day W‘tll’. each in
two-toned elects but In morc conserva-
jtlve colors thrtn the others; and yet
ithey are not dull. bttt rich and hand.
1 some goods. Five different plctes rtul
llvt- rrttlreiy tlli'fcrcnt effects.
I For Rooriv'honest ratios and brilliant
and conservative sill. buying We know
of nothing better than this spIclnl offer
The D. M. READ CO.
WIN81'
Magazine
Advertisements
Castlftti Can he answered
here. We Morita
Riptiis small quantity of
iiiotilti all the popular rein-
edies advertised in
mow the leading periodi-
liof‘s cats. and in cast: we
fail to meet your re-
Itlt
Stunts
Tahiti:
Teutonic
quest. can furnish
the articles on a
day‘s notice. is'ut
this better than
writinaa letterkauti
waiting a tree or
Itii tlti two for your reme-
Vilol . dy?
R. Ii. Plaisted.
Drueulst.
iii Waultin tottmrcct.
fluttlit . ormttis.
L
Dividend Notice.
“the [tandem t‘onniy Sarina: Dania.
Nora-ails (Iona. tlentomher 22. ill“.
At a meeting of the directors of The
hold
this day It dividend at the rate of four
itl per cent. III-r annum was declared
to tItIposlItmI from the earnittas of the,
air months (aiding tlcptember 30th. ,
lI‘niriIIIId t‘onnty Savlnas that
limit
The same will he entered on
lotii. ll”. .
1 warns It. sebum. 120 Washington It!“
:sail 2w Secretary and Treasurer.
1 TI 1" t ' my” “I" My I WM AD. it 2:] :Itttzi |::[::ir:itr|:ri::|::|:t|t:|::|:t i::i::|::|:t|::irr|r:|. liiil‘iiliiilii
it as ernerv-I c m m m
.aomc tail lItIlldings in Chicago? mu. m m i i ‘ “Vast" Ads. is the tastiest are i
A burner-Tali? Why. actually. ‘ , .- “W m". 1 0.0 *
sir. there's snow on the top cur m '1 =
“akrW’Jfl tumor
N02 Gazette Buiid'ng, No
Advance Sale of 1
Last Summer, when the price of all Furs was much ice ”I
9 I 91
ter season, and when the cost of workmanship was about on .J“M,;’"fi‘.‘,':}',"‘";"d'u as. ‘,
order for our entire stock. At the prices the goods were bout "m" Nomlk- .
would not hold them for as and we were obliged to take themwaurnn—orrt re wants a
made up. 'lhe goods are now all In stock, and we have dcci ““ "“m’ and ‘° ”'"i "A“
. ' . housework. Address A. 3.
sale at genuine bargain prices. They are all made III the vet 0m- .
larcttCS. Capes and Jackets. WANTED—A bright, «out.
about 16. Must have good
not! he. a willing worker. To
w .
Anythinga"
‘ vi:I IItIetn mull?»
mums—1535...“: 7
Algerian Seal (lollsrcitcs ................. . ........... ' .75 and 4.05 iii) Int-It Astrnkhun Cap;
Krintmer Lamb “ very stylish for younglntilea...t.iltl 27 “ China Heal (,‘upr "110 a good home and wages .
Altrertmt star. with you of Astrnkhnll.... ......II. 5.50. 7.50 so .. .. .. .. Mr APP" '013 North mum
(Shins Heal anti Hktinkttils... . sap ._.,, .. .. .. J“... “a "
“if” ""1“” ”‘53"';,‘,’,';,"gg;,',',',;'",',;;,;“ ‘33:: 2a .. at t-tIrtt- st-ttr JutMNTED—Youns girl to mind
' | ' . .......... . .............. . ‘Jii “ AItralIItun Mk“. (all at 52 South Main street.
i‘rentil Marttn ........................................................ 10.50 iortvalk. in store, between 8
27inchAstrakhuntlatws, Witttll $25 ....................... 18.00 20 “ “ “ ’OIOCk.
Every Fur iiarrnent sold by us is fully guaranteed. “NTED‘A cogvetmt Chain:
wishing to take advantage of this sale and are riot fully prepa gréflmfimirifl “ ”K'SL'lynzifih
their selection now and we will hold the goods for future I‘ :‘midi‘V-enue Norwalk to Mrs.
charge. ‘ 0 y'
TO LET?"
'l‘t) LET—Five rooms second?!-
Orchard street. rent, 39. ADD
premises.
his“ out 8) his;
NORWRLK. CONN. a:
" SCOFIELD s. not
TO l.E'l‘-—iiouse corner Fort Phi
street and Osborn avenue. East
walk. 7 rooms. 3 downstairs ah
up. Rent 310 1‘0: session In . '
tely. l". w. Starr. 31 Bayvio ‘
nrrc. South Norwalk.
TO RENT—A lower floor of are r
rrt 7 Seymour place.
paaii .
books and paid ona and after October,
. Special Sale of Fall and Wintt
Ladics' Jersey l iccccd Lined \ests and Pants, cac
Men s icrsey l' let-c tItl Lined lll‘avvets and Shir ts, 51
‘. (‘ hiltiren s Shirts and “camera, 20 and 25c each.
Ladies ltast lilack liosc, tlouliie sole and heel, 2 pa
; Flannel Blankets.
(”My Street.
Look In our window; the grand display of Blankets fr East avenue.
Quality for superior to any thing cicr offered.
‘ Just ret cited a large consignment. of Crockery In 112 l,§:;;‘,,l;f;3"‘"" 0' I" hm 0'!
ly decorated enamel trtutrantccd not to mac Ik, 58.59, .l..lt'i,1‘.i,--I m pitta? $313333!
at $5..)‘i. Lamps Rochester burner, decorated bowls and globB. 98, 3.39, 4.98,
5.50. 'loiict Sets," .) pieces to ltl pieces, iii 2. lift, .3 4, t).
Carpets a Spec inity. Look at our lot,' ain tiarpets, at .BIlc ryard.
Take a guess on our chair to be given away in either store.
SCOFIELD 8- HOW,
82W ashington ht. . '.o Norwalk. Club flung, N
[0 L'-—~EI‘ F'lItI rooms 14 West street.
to family of adults. rent 87; also lit
rooms with Improvements. No.
I'ulon street. Inquire of William
Smith, 30 \1 est street. I28
T0 lE'l‘——Sccond floor. No. 3 Hourly)
strct't Rent 37; also upper floor No;
Mrs. Youaga No. I!
388 ...
“I'i'
or “walk.
Distinctive Features ' i l, I,
30p Guer- ' "{3}”
. They are Ni‘iiilil Eli,
coa‘SOOOOOOOO
xrc an.
.uoItI-z 'I'Asrt .
ltllti atone: ItEA \so'vanlutv EVER
Prices $6 to $22.
l
'i‘iil-l YtiI'Nti.
at
THE rust. \I'.
't‘Iit-I ttsox
8‘ \68 All. can I II‘..\ also itin-
“ a mantra. col-T Mann Alana
Prices St to $2.60. 50 ea to $2.50.
I. P. am tit,
crortnstr .Irn rt'ttststtstt. oi macros sr.
DON'T GET LEFT. OYS-
tlctoher 15th will soon be hit
FOX’S I'IMID LOADED BELLS,
..‘!."Pimpttr
—:-m= Factory Loaded Sheila, Stilt).
GUNS: Remington. Parker, Syracutlic . lie.
Raye-139051.
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