3'
‘ i
' trains were numerous.
elated Press Despatches Up to the
”A?” CONDITION
'Wis 'otabury tlila arm-tits
with mu lamina
. , ' (By Associated Press) i
. Waterbury. Conn. October «t—The
“inhulmouvention of the Young Poo.
soelély of Christian Endeavor of
sellout. opened here today for ses-
aloha which will continue to and
Malian Wednesday evening. Promin-
'III members of the society began to
, reach the city last night. but the influx
.ot dolelatcs dill not begin until noon.
today. when the arrivals by the midday
The commit~
toes of the local societies who have the
convention arrangements in chat-gesta—
ted this noon that probably balmy-n
1.600 and 2.000 visitors would be In the r
city by tonight. and tomorrow over
5,000 visitors are expected.
" The convention was not formally op.
oiled until 2 o'clock, when in.
Asher Anderson. of Meriden. state pre—
Ildent, called the conierence to order 5
In the First Congregational church.
A devotional exorcise occupied lifteen
minutes, after which addresses of wet-
come were made by Mayor Barlow. In
behalf of the city; Rev. Joseph Antler—
son. in behalf of the Waterbury chur-
ches; .l. A. Edmondson. in behalf of
the local societies. The response was
matte by “Oil. W. A. Richardson. of
Hartford.
With those preliminaries
the delegates separated.
A At 2:30. in the First Methodist
church, the junior superintendents held
a conference.
The first business of the tiny was
transacted at 4:15, when the delegates
met in the First congregational church
to appoint the various committees. The
afternoon arterial-tea will conclude with
a junior rally. led by the Rev. J. ll.
Buck, of Bristol.
concluded
An evening session will be held. be- ‘
ginning at 7:30 o'clock.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
(By Assoeiatcd Press.)
Wall street.
prices were gotterully slightly above
yesterdays close and subsequcnt lrans- .
actions in a few cases brought about it
wider improvement. 'lllt' railways l‘g-
tired prominently ill the l‘lai‘. t-tt. I':tlll
gaining (it. on the excellent tradit- st tit--
ment for the fourth \\t'.‘lt of St |lii'iilllt'i'.
Changes Ill iIW specialties wrc narrow-
or than heretofore and tho group sit-ll
developed heavint- rs the ”dire list.
Wail strict. ii a l‘.l.' 'I'Ilt' reaction
reached tllt neighborhood of it point
In the prollliliellt i'ntluslrlals. but the
lower level invited t-ovtriilu and low
buying which rub-rd r'lii'ko‘ r’lll‘rizlllc
ilally. Tobacco was rtry buoyant and
moved up over six point-t, crossing 12H.
Sugar I‘l'l‘i‘li‘t‘l‘t‘il to about llil. Illltillll‘rl‘
was rather illlIi‘l aiul t‘t".i‘lil‘>‘ll print-l—
pally Ill llu- hiitlt primt ullt rialt 1“. ill.
Paul and iliirliltuloii.
Willi street. noou‘ Realising
were met In 'l‘oliatt-o ill i2il ltllil it full
of silt points TllIIiliH‘iI lilo downward
movement. balms assisted by it sltor:
selling. The neutral market wan ill-
most llIt‘lttrrt autl Ili‘ItI iory well for a
time. but toward midday sold ttti' ililIIi‘l'
the‘ leadership of Sugar liittl.Mtrlilitiii.tii.
which tell sharply. 't'hv announce
that tho 'l‘rudt-siut'nt' National bank
would go into liquidation checked on
lmalloil. llit- ll‘titli‘i‘e I‘lllltilIIllfl their
operations to note the unlit-rut elitt-i of
orders
Ill. Illl‘Illlifll. HilIW to Bill)". iii-3.25}
aham.
Willi airccl, l u. m. The mom nub
which the market absorbed tilit‘illtii» till
the dorililr littiurluttl l‘illlillllrrlilll
house “I'III‘TH Vi'lllt'li tili'vtlltul rtlilli‘
ultrt‘liu to the Itt‘ol. irregularity iii ”if
specialties wit». not unite imiritotl but
the tum-cutout. ttittopi iii ’l‘ttltnrt'tt was
null unit-worthy. Manhattan uiiytitut-tl
to It and ‘lobuttti riboiiliiletl to hilly
but was unlit Iliii ilhll tlll ilit lIsl
'IIII‘I III‘II‘I It'l' IN l‘l'IAhII'UIIII
ill! Asstllalml I'l‘oatn.)
Mumford. l'oitu.. tit-tuber it Though
the Republican ttritwt lll‘lli'lli‘lill)’ won,
out filllll‘t'l)’, it not by lWIlltl‘iI "illlill
tilts. 'l‘he mold and ether livtiittttraw at:
Minted tor the that time in ti iew yours
wild pill up it «irons iiiiltt. 'i‘hut tutu—
tuned with rtutnitlisublr witotilou lit
the iteptiltiirau l'iiilllit til it. it. ilolli.
the lieittiltitrtiu modulate no first so
Ionian-ii resulting Ill his election by a
Ilium)! of only till. llt‘het‘ t-tiiitlltliii it
bad mobilities ranalna from 20b to I‘ltl.
ta..w...m...mtmmtw ...—M
”Attilddi‘ui it'llll'l‘l' .ll'lllillJt i‘lilllT.
Henry it. theater. the African on
plum. has wrliiai out the attory of My
First Fight to the Jennie. slut list row
on the manuscript to ”the loathe» Home
Journal. which will publish it is the
out atiiaitn.
Hour of Going to Press.
Rev. ‘
iil:l0 Ll. fur—Opening‘
l
manual: worn moms.
www.—
Herbert Willis. 1s. Isl-MIMI Ion.”-
m on Inaploion.
(By Annotated Frees.)
Wlliilnantie. l;onn.. October iwlier.
bet-t Willis. and twenty-sis years. of
itebanou. done. was arrested in this
city late last night at tilelnstauce of
the authorities in the town in which he
lives. The charges against him involve
1numerous counts of burglary. For ovo
or two months Lebanon and vicinitv
has been terrorized by frequent bur-
‘glorles. The post olllce. stores and
churches have been entered and con-
siderable plunder taken away. Some
of the stolen articles were found in WI!-
‘lis' possession. and it is believed that
the arrest is an important one. The
prisoner was taken to Lebanon this
noon.
BAY STAT! DIHOORATI
m
'rhoir State convention in Progress
Today at Worcester.
(By Associated Press.)
Worcester, Mass. October i-——The
Democratic state convention opened
.this morning in Mechanics Hall with-
llttle of that excitement attending it
which for the past two or three years
has been the feature of the meeting of
the leaders of that party in this state
l’l'hc warring elements were entirely'
latching today anti the proceedings were
. as a rule of the most harmonious na-“
l
turc.
Following Is the probable, ticket:
t Governor—«Alcitantlcr ii. llruce. of;
i Lawrence.
Lieutenant gorernor-lidwarli de l
sslnliery. of South l‘ramlnxhatn. ' ;
Secretary of ('ommonwealih-dwvi
ill. Pierce. of Lynn.
'l'reasurcr alid
_ l'lcrre Votivoulier. of llolyolte.
Autlitor—wt'llarles (J. Paine,
. stable.
. Attorney (It‘nt‘l‘ilF'JOhIl
. lit ll, of Northampton.
h‘ltltil-l'l‘rlhrll) BY TROLLEY.
While coming up Riverside avenue
,nho Ill 1:! o'clock a horse driven bv
James
Wright.
of Barn-
I].
became frightened lit the trol-
ley and turned in such a manner that ‘
«the bark illliI one from who l of tie.
wagon to uhitlt be was IlIlLIlt'lI was
wrtvtltetl. Mr. Morton sit-ppt ti iroln
the wagon. and the horse run up llniis
plat-c .intl Iltll‘k ttt IIIH‘l‘hItII- nrcltuc.
whore Ill' wait stopped. lIll' only lI'J
suit ulvrli for the horse getting the best
of lIli' iIl’IVi’l' was that the trolley had
posted him several times and littlilli'll
not in tho ltuisi afraid; so Mr. Mill‘lt-ll
\\‘.i:i not on his guard. The nit-n run»
hing IIli' trolley are not to blame as
they stopped and then \Vcnt on at the
l'ttillisl it! \Ii‘. \lol'ltili. /,
llll: .\"l 'll-‘ .\llti.\'t‘ i2 l’IlllMIST‘ill
IIlt' inl- ital PM itttl by tlu tall for a
public illt'tlillii ill lllr t‘cntral club in
the Ililt'l‘t‘hl of tile proptutt-ti Historical
Society and Mi‘ilim‘llll Library assurin-
lliill pitiuibtrs to draw all a large ut‘
li'llilillil‘i' tomorrow rvenlnu. The Mill-
l ii Is our Milt II Illillt'lllh to the syiupzi-
lb) oi t‘i‘t'l')’ trillion of the Nol'wullt‘i
.tlitl all that lit l‘ldlllll‘t'll now to mutt-to
lrutr ll.» tuttit st in lo ttriililihic ll? tilt
Jii'llllltlll oil it prop-tr bunltt anti Ill‘ili‘i‘th
in thl‘k. the ladies lll'l' lll favor of
lllt‘ llllli‘tlllilll mill or t‘XIill’l to are it
lur'tit tttiiiotil itliiioirow iiluiit
IthN hilltt lltl'w
'l‘hr famous l.iitlt- 'lowu Elections"
ouri- lli'lil lit the slate ,rrsti'i‘utiy. Hill of
the itis llltiiiu in inu Nltili‘ election tiili
illllitt ill the town titli'l‘i’llllli'lil.
IIl‘ lili’iib up to tuitlnlubt bud bell in
t'l’IVI‘lI trout itiii invitat- at the ill: voting
unit the Itllilmi allow lioptiblitxaii virtue
IMi to ill: towns. lloinotrtliir stir-res in
it: uiitl tlu- t‘ll't’lltlll at spilt tickets in ii
... MW... ...... ...... 4.. ... ....
it it tililt't'lt‘il that the dissatisfaction
am the new l'iuiiwr Il'iit‘ll will be nir-
ill at a IIIHtIIitI at tho- Norwltllt l‘liy
lamb“ in be Ilt‘IiI this orctillta.
...». ...... ... ...“... ...».
Kissing the Bride.
' We l. old frlltiw.l I'll'iil boldly say
‘IADW pleased i sin to It‘ll you again.’
Wluu did you more btirlt 1'"
"only but owning. too know I
hurt- on immediate friends or relatives
to be notions about me. so i thought i
would stay in town tor it but dayti on
the ”WNW" at rtiiuliia across some Ilfll‘
II know, and. its lurlt would have it. i
in i you."
".Ttlhl. in the null or time in tulilll
it
F
’St 7"
t» «not
. Ideal!
receiver general—w
(l'ilon- ‘1
Morton. iii the employ of iatlbcr ?
. M m ' it
"totaleihatohsiaarriodoaai
and you know it was always a hernia
on that occasion."
Just then my eye was caught by kl“)
lace of a girl passing. it was my v rytt
Neither fair nordarii. but with
a batter combination of the two. it
was not that she was strictly beautiful.
but she had a iaaelnatlon for main-t
i could neither resist, nor can “I‘d"-
eribe it.
Presently i saw Jack returnind. and
at the same moment the girl rose. She
was with two others. and as they tnov-
ed alvay something fell out of her lap
i hastened to plot: it up. Her back was
turned, and by sortie ha'sty lmpulle i
slipped it Into my pocket. My treas-
ure proved to be a treaaure indeed. for
it was a photograph of my darling.
Yes. it had come to that. i think of
her still as that. tit. "It i left England
the next day and has; owl away three
years."
“Let me complete the tale." added
Captain Lane. slyly. "Your taslt is
now to and the fair unknown and to.
lay your heart and fortune at her feet.‘
.lokina apart old follow. I fear you
will have a dlfiiculty In accompllohlug
your object. lint talking about photo-
graphs. let me show you Finld's."
Captain lane detached a locket
which dangled at the end of his Watch
chain and opening it dltiplayed the min-
iature of his lady love, which he of-
fered for his friend's Inspection.
“Yes. i recollect. Well. let me offer
my hearty congratulations. Who is
the lady?" '
“’l‘ he eldest daughter of Sir John
(lruham and the dearest little girl in
the world.‘
" ‘(t-Ia vii sans titre," laughed Chas.
between us that you should support me“
Mctlralf.
‘ "And her name is Enid." continued.
titaptain Mine, without heeding the in»
lterrliption. "We have only known'
each other six months. i met tier first
at my godmother s lsitly Martyn andi
‘i think we both fell ill love with each
other .tt first sight. 'l'ht-le,.~y01l hart?
the whole siory.’
.‘iietltalf tutti just rettlrnco from
South Afrltl.t where he had acid a iu- l
it'l‘flIIW‘ appointment being a junior
:pill'iili‘l‘ ill a large llrm of engineers.
"Have you succumbed during your
travels in the fascination of some fair
one, or do you still lioltl the sail in alt-
tIInI‘f‘t‘Ilt'I"'."' asked the captain.
".‘Iilil‘t'i'ly that," replied Mullen”,
filiishing a dull red beneath his bronze.
"'liiit l have never come across my
ideal l-Xl‘t'llt In a picture."
‘ "All. i always said you were u ro-
mantic fellow. notwithstanding your 1
3boasted slob-ism. I am curious to know
the story."
. “It was three years ilgow'lllll before
'I want abroad-~~-oue Sunday afternoon .
.ill Kclisinnton gardens. l was with
Mark llunmorewyon remember him?
Wt- hall been sitting there some lilac"
:l‘l’IlIt'IiiIllK the multitude. when Jot-lll
lctt tut- to speak to an acquaintance he {
retognizrtl in the distance. 1
it was well that ibrartl Lune Ilt‘ltl not ;
.1 full \‘Ii‘\\‘ of the oibrr's face just at
that moment. Ilt' having turned his
back half round ill ordn- to not it “PM“?
tlubi on the portrait; for. as his ttyns.
rcstrd on it Mrtitstlf started violently,
.llliI llil'llt'lI ghastly pale-wit wan IIll'
[llt‘llli'NI fare of his “IN”. the follow to .
which own now my next his heart.
"Shi- is very lovely." lit- lnunnizttd to
silimnicr. as with a troubling hand lu-
rt-lurlittl tho Itii‘ki'l. And then he had
to listen patiently while the captain
dcsranttti on the many \‘Il‘lll-‘ll of tilt-
trlgtltal.
He declined. however. lllll urgently
pin-mid invitation to loin his party at
illt' ihrutic, on lliw plea of feeling llf‘i‘iI
.tttt r his trawl», and It was with relief
that he ltiililil IlIlllt-ull at last Ill his
mail llltilll.
Wind it “it‘ll latt r. bowl-wt. i‘uplaltt
Lulu l‘iIIlttI on him to lttll‘lll Illa ptottl»
to on the \H‘iIiIIII“ day. the temptation 4
.il would. on). ilittl‘i'. of speaking low-
thi- ull'l just once Wile too much.
It Would be tliitltull to any which
on» tbr llltll'l' nervous. illt- Ili”liIl‘fll'lltlll|
that or his brat mutt. no they waited
in ”W l'Iilll't‘Il Ilil‘ Illt' illi‘l\'itl of llit-
bridal istriy. Not once during the
«mummy lIIiI Mt-tlritll uiiiliri' til
tlu lowly lll’lili'. tiliiioiilth his Illll'
t u were tbrllltuu at iho atiiilttl of tile
mutt. i’li'lll‘ \‘olt-c that made the re.
.;lolirtti which bound but to i‘tiptuiii
lu‘lilli.
it was III the Vi'aill'l)‘ litter the Mum!"
' not it lltliI lo'till dilly i-tii. ml in IIiti mo
leltl that mum- out» WIlIIIli‘i‘til in his
i'ill ‘
‘t'uuu-. old man. don't you
it ill tluly'.’ tiles the bride."
Then he l‘dIM‘iI hilt «you. which t‘oillril
Illl our brief moment on his ideal. 'l‘lir
ill at iuoiticnt be bad ut'nvrly bent. and
lil“i“eiti'tl his tips on the check of the
luliily rlwloli braille him. “
their was a little lIllt‘t‘ llil the out
ltitow
ant rent to it little uarismuilott of
slit‘lti‘ltt-t. .
“iht- Itl'IlII‘. hillii‘ that‘s not the
lit ltlt‘. ’
'l‘bril for the Mill limo .iltttli'ulf limit
.ti about, and hill wotulorinu use fell
till the apparition of the bride.
in [llillll‘ll wonder be turned once
more to his neighbor willie and the
bride were alike its two peas. Which
tatt- his ideal? Well. it mattered out.“
since one was free.
It was not until years after. when
i‘harlett found the Mill’lfll to tell his
wife the story of the ptiriolaud photo.
that hit discovered that Ili' had married
ills ideal after all. and not her twin
ttister.wl'ltllstle|phia ’l'irnra
m’l‘ha titration! but a circulation
larger than the combined circulation
at all tile other daily papers published ~
in liorwalh. m dooblo out or also. 3
7 a“.
liiootis, near the It'dlrllt‘ltl avenue
. SWIM)" 2
‘ aim for floor covorliurs.
toveav THINGS
eon ‘
carnelian.
“Betluilflil't little ran and l'v'vlmer lat».
hats. and, coats in oiderdown. bonnie
fledford cord. broadcloth and velvet.
Newest styles and latest colorlna'lidrom
31.00 to “doth-pretty as pretty can be.
And darling little Caps and lioiinets,
In silk and velvet to match. from we
to ratio-«nit stylish for little tots till
milllnery Is for young ladies and wo-
men.
.lnfants' hand made Lona antl short
Slips. 81.6010 “Mk—Crochet Booties,
‘25“! to 75c~Crochet Bacones. 25c to
$1.26.
Children‘s knit
front 50c to title.
The infants‘ and Children's depart—
ment has been enlarged and made more
attractive than ever. The new season
opens Willi some of the choicest outtits
for little folks that has ever been
shown lathe city. Not only is the as-
stwtlnent one of rare excellence, but
the prices are sensibly low for the qnai
lites—«a point that will be a grout tear
ture with time who have little ones to
biiy for. '
Turn to the left as you enter the
Main aircetuoor, and you are right
where they lire-ma few steps and they
are right belor.I you.
Nolght ~ Drawers,
(lile'lNl') BARGAIN.
A table crowded with all-wool Dress
on-
trance. on main floor. Armure weavtts,
[iIOCli dyed solid t‘flI()I‘il"'Iil three
four different style and good ililtmf‘l'
meat of popular alludes; ii navy, 3
brown. wily. cardinal. gain-l. myrtle.
old blue.
For 29ryurd.
ill‘
SI 'ITINGS.
Those Suiting! lit the FliII’IIl‘IiI tivc- ;
The I
:dtttt‘rlninnlioii to own til least one still
from the lot doesn‘t cost
llilt- window are only Fult- a )‘iITlI.
much.
satisfaction Will more. than offset iht
expenditure. '
(.‘Mtl’liTi-l.
Green is to be a involte color this
and We've ort-ry “hill? of green
In l'\'I‘l‘)‘ fIl‘iIIflll. that will be most pop-
liui we haw
tlII tilt other rotors, its WI‘II as green.
The D. M. READ co.
”mono: I'.
The 2
Magazine
Advertisements
Ctscuiis Can be answered
here. We stock a
Illlliiii‘ small quantity of
Illililtl all the popularrrln-
edict advertised in
“total the leading periodi-
iioi's cola. and in case we
fail to tarot your re-
Itti
iiitil's
itiliii
Intuit
Itlt tilt
littol
quest. can furnish
the articles on a
day‘s notice. him
this better than
writiuualetterand
'iiIIIII a nail or
two for your reinc-
dy‘t
R. H. Piaisteti.
Ill‘liflllft
ts Wat-bin inn “Infill,
Imitli g
tirwuilt.
A. J. Collins d: ($0..
Funeral Directors dilil Estonian".
their Dilatation lit
WI. "flllmt Wm“ mine i.
"it old ittoelt. Every article of the
lit-weal denial: and lust tluhdt.
it bt a platoon for to to show the
tennis. i‘oti'll liiiti it a pleasure to we
them. l'vlm at the lowest notch.
A 1. Will” I 00.
till tin. Main ttt.. tin. Norwallt. mom
W
The test required of sun powder of
any and all clam-ti is to airt- the pm
lsettie a mosaic Velocity oi 8.000 foot
per second with a more not greater
than litteeu tons to the square inch is
the Miter ehauhar.
«ill TRISTRAM 8t HYATT H
No. .2 Gazette Building, Norwaik.
Advance Sale of Furs.
Last Summer. when the price of all Furs was much less than during the Wint-
idl’ season, and when the cost of workmanship was about one-half, we placed our
order for our entire stock. At the prices the goods were bought the manufacturer!
would not hold them for its and we were obliged to take them as soda as they were
made up. The goods are now all in stock, and we have decided to place them on
sale at genuine bargain prices. They are all made in the very latest styles of 00 .
larettes, Capes and Jackets.
«1k
?-\.
Algerian Seal Uollaretteil ...................... "53.75 and 4.95 :iotncu Aslmltlmn Capes... ..................... . ....... .-....ai’so
Krlnimer Lamb “ very stylish for yonnglodies...4.illi 17 ” Cbliui Seal Colman... ................ ...... would
Algerian Seal, with 3.3:.le Astrnkhail...........il, 5.50. :3 30 “ " “ ‘t . . . ......31.
(thins Seal and tiltllu .t a ................ ....... . .......... . 2.; u u u .
iv‘ine Electric Soul ............................... . ...... .........iilitl ‘Jl .. ”Hm“ i-it ikaezz... """"""""""" .2150,
it i‘ “ until-lititltll tails..........................i0.lll ‘ m” ‘ '”""" ""87"
[trench Morton. .. .. .. ...lilill) till “ A-traltllanJatxlleta........ ........... . . ......27”
21inch Astrnkilaii Lopes, Worth d2.” ....................... little '3“ “ “ “ Extratlmllllyu-.m-mm-u-37M
Every Fur (iatment sold by us is fully guaranteed. Any of our customers
wishing to take advantage of this sale and are not fully prepared to do so can make
their selection now and we will hold the goods for future tleliyeiy without extra
charge.
This“ are E) Khalil,
NORWRLK, CONN.
7‘7
» SCOFIELDT‘Sc novT
Special Sale of Fall and Winter Underwear.
% - Ladies lcrscy l leet etl Lined \ cats and Pants, oath, 22c.
Men s Jersey it leect-tl Lined Drawers and Shirts 50c each.
; (‘ hilt‘lr'eiis Shiits and Drawers 20am] 25c each.
: Ladies last: Illack ”Use, double solo and heel 2 pairs 25c. . .
Flannel Blankets.
‘ Look in our window; the7 grand display of Blankets from 49c to :57 per pair.
iltlalltv for snperiot to anything ever offered.
Just teteiletl a large consignment of i‘ lockcry in 112 piece llinne r Sets, fine-
ly decorated enamel midlantcetl not to oral]. 3&5“. 9. 98 i3 14 fillpioce '.Iea Sets
:at $0.98. Lamps; Rochester burner tletol'aied bowls and globes $2. 9.8 3.39, 4. 98,
moi). 'loilet Sets, o pieces to ill plot as ..Si 2.33, .l 4 5.
. (larpets ll Spot ialty. Look at our lligraiu i' arpet-l, at Bile per yatd.
'I tlkt‘ a guess on our chair to be given away in either store.
SCOFIELD Ev HOYT,
H'l Washington St.,' . 0. Norwalk. Club Building“
Distinctive Features I
”Fill N 9“
.0.
”i m }”
'I'lir'y tm' Ntllllll l'III.
coa‘s , . . . . . . . Nll'l-Zit.
.‘Itlltl‘l TASTY
ulitl .‘ililllI‘Z “FLU-“WAT”.
Prices $6 to $22.
0:
Vorwalk.
‘ “mm
1 THAN EVER
m
at 'I'III' YilI'NH,
'I'Nl'i IDI'N IAI'.
'l'lll'. KNOX.
ALI. HIE l.l'1.\llthlllll.r\l'HH.
HUII'I‘ HATS AND Altl’lflfl
60 canto to 32.50.
J. ‘P. FRANCIS ll 00.,
CLil'l'llllilt “it Flilhldlililt. oil WASHINGTON 81'
. When in Doubt
ititttannlltu 'l‘ltlt twin IMWII
GILL Oil FOX OIOLB d HARDWARE 00.
tau Washington lava”. Dom Hora-its.
Mill ititt‘itlvit t liarill't'otllllxr
A Correct Copy of the Game Laws,
MW cleave roilit ottbillt with» Oil
Our‘ Hands-Loaded Sheila at 83.00.
Factory Aittmuuiiloo from 01.40 upwards.
Stains.
llliillllirl.
Prices St to $2.50.
l
t
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