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e
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minty). ‘ .
ll
WONW?
. ’ A. Hurt
«amass rt . yi- settled:
lth. light local rainstonisht
uradoy'. colder tonight.
, pr warewarm‘xul‘sycds’tgl gills
In , 4onas...= trap. s. _-
en'limi‘lfsigjant twenty-four hours in the
Mississlp l and Ohio valley. and along
theNor Atlantic coast. There has
gen ldacldod rise in temperature in
J" orthsostern Location-.2 ' The temo
per-attire is holowfscro, in the North-
west. 1 ‘ ‘ ‘
on is.“
W— ~.——
guestiof Mr. nail Mrs. William Nodine.
of l3rooklyn.
The estate of the late George R.
G rysisxin processor adjustment in
the orwalk Probate Court.
._...-._—_——-
Miss. Daisy ,cQuilian. the genial
c for. at the w York Grocery store.
at" orwalk. is on the' sick list.
._....-
Secretary Addison A. Baits. oi the
3' Water'Commissionet-s' ofilce, has been
. . laid upgwlth the . goutl
“Al associmnmed swrimmmlw... , .1
snddalckly allay- inflammation in the throat.
‘ "13‘ 31' l. ;‘-—'M
= Timeouts of, moistedames IA. Sbcv-
mmlil be aditistedin the Nor-wall!
gnobatovCourt, Friday. January 18. at
on . . .
3 Loyd Nash and an assortment of
grips and dress suit cases left. for
Hartford, yesterday» r. Nash is West-
port'sxepresantatlve.
_ _..loltn ,0. Million. of the Norwalk oi-
flyauof the Connecticutnlshung and
Homeroompany. has resumed his dut-
. Mbfilfl his; retreat illness.
John Motors. the harbor who disco.
“‘3'“ tromwhis home in. South Nor.
1' s7: unday..»cvening. was employed
to .ngmllh Dozens. of South Maid
in s . ‘ ‘
, ,l g ‘: Macs—.— .
f Aoouncll of. officers of the Fourth
f C. N. G... will be held-in
.3;
e
D.
at .
sepsis. sinuous will be attend.
by the 0 cars of Companies 1“ and
I ,“Norwsikjpoildlavo of Heptssophs
'33; hold itaannual meeting this ovens
'I 3 ”MAS dinner will follow the elec.
't '3 There will be turkey and other
‘tiilin'gs.’ ,
v ~i~ burial»: . .- W'M
The next meeting of the Friday At.
’ternoon Club will be held at the rest-
day poi flagella ii, Ferris. 68 West
is {6% Fill av. Johnny 11th. at 3
dc] 3i. 1;. I 3. w -
I —-'llhc longer you
Crown cigar the shorter it gets.
dilly had feature lt'has.
3_ill3ugene Newcomb. of Waterbury. use
sent John ml! Mannig and 'Bmith North'-
lvop.‘ of NOWllkr small gold mules as-
emblems of their membership in the
famous Mule Clu .
. . .0
smoke an imperial
The
Theodore Reynolds. of Ridgebury.
has made a large entry of Buff Ply-
mouth Rooks. in the poultry show
which will open in Madison Square
Garden. Newli'orlt city. January 28.“
The Round Table of the Norwsik
congrgpstion'ai Church will hold:‘its
nosc‘ ‘ eating at the parsonage. Tucsa
day! eveningdanuary 22. when "The
Bhiptlubsidy Bill" will be discussed.
Charles T; ‘Dlin’oh‘d was able yestcr-‘
day morning to return to his duties
in the corset factory. oi Roth 8: Gold-
smith. South, Norwaik, of which he. is
superintendeiitfl; Mr: Dimoud his lips!)
:‘u'ita ill ‘v‘itli :y‘phofd fiver far the [initial
, _,M3i.0n33 .39 um t3 0 he use
beendared ii» at the hgdinc of his par-
uchImers. George H. Dinibnd '
33.13.0131” .litrsat. Bridgeport.
AND
OOMITOGKs WATK N3 I DOW
In 1“” ’1. d ? [ill . i‘I’l
soil the paint: that rs mes il‘
.-,vsra attack of tbs grip is convaissy
also 3; =
'..ltnivatlrsssasuiwu~w«t oval
. . are? opened, yostcrday.for
, no
.3153»
i ‘ #idtmdéd.
cutting ninth-inch lesson the Union
movements to his residence" in‘ Bay-
"'" ‘ ‘ and throughout the country is that it knows 'no limit. Merchants
33 Clans weddlnli.
. Mills Ella Byxbeo. of Elm street. is a .
3 present promptly at 8
mm
i? .
rs. Bari?" Pepper. no 0
the spring 5
“T... ,
.pr Mrs: Emma Rose. in *
its; is'ln the hands of‘tbo‘
signs
b
“In era.
1 1““
‘o mWegosz ,
use at; mi
3 331m Well
1 mirlckgwigsmun of Norwalk, is
factory pond. ‘
”Nil“. 3. M
Thesaurus B. Nash
had loads in):
VlW‘flVOfllWi' w
Aigie scariest of Norwaik. went to
Greenwich today. to nttsndxthe Scaries-
.. Miss Charlotte 'Issbolla ' Stabs)! has
reunited to South Norwalkfro a vis-
it with Mrs: John Pooley."1)arie .
. ‘ M run—- = ,r_
. Seymour Curtis. backfired r atthe
Fail-field County savings ' ‘ air. has
been quite Iii at his home ln-Knight
street.
Miss Nellie McMahon. who has been
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Horace lseatlp
erlund.‘ of Elm street, is now visiting in
Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wright and fam—
ily are guests of Mrs. Wright'sbroihcr‘.
Rev. J. McClure Bellows. at the Grace
Church rectory.
The officers elect of Bishop McMahon
Council. C. B. l... were installed. last
evening. The ceremony was ioliowml
by a social hour.
Officer Thomas Hunt. of Norwalk.
went to Middletown today. to commit
William Fell to the Connecticut. iiou-
.pltal for the Insane.
I, t
Henry Grumman was driving
one of the hold back straps broke. and
the horse startedto run. it was stop<
pad after some difficulty.
Judge Gregory received a cigar
something less than two fact in
length. this morning. with a now
Year‘s greeting to him as Judge of pro-
bate for the ensuing term.
33 The Male Chorus of The Norwaikl
will meet for rehearsal-tonight. at the
residence of 8. ll. Holiness. Main street.
Nor'waik. All are requested to be
o'clock. and
bring folio music.
, At the annual conclave of Arc Lodge,
No. as. tit/Georgetown. Major 1). 'li.’
Millerwas elected" secretary for the
thirty-second tithe. Maior‘ Miller is
now the oldest secretary in term of
ohlce in the state.
Deputy Sheriff 1. W. Scully has ru-
mored the stock of Charles Bausman's
Water street saloon to satisfy his
claim of 32.500. The license under ut-
tachmotit' y John Kirsch. and some of
the than I. still remain as security
for Mr; Kirsch’s claim of $760.
. The governing committee met last
night. and voted to hold a special
meeting of3the Norwalk Yacht Club in
the Mshackomo'lliotsi, Tuesday. the
203th. instant. for the purpose of ap-
libiistinm i, nominating committee to
choose animator the ' coming year.
‘- L Mm“ ' . v3
The fun'ci'ai of the late Bernsr
Feeney was largely attended from St.
Mary‘s. Church‘sthls morning. itev.
Win. Klernan celebrated the funeral
mass. The pallbearers were David
Sheehan.'.i‘amcs"l‘oner. James B. Coa-
tallo. Cornelius Lucy. James Farrell
and ,Michacle. Riordan.
Mrs. Holl Brush. who died last fiat-
urday at Bo lock's Corners, was buried-
this afternoon in that placc. Among
the relativarr from South Norwalk in:
attendance upon the funeral services
.wesegidrs. Cali. Brush. Claroucol...
Brush. Nathan Siauson, Holly ll. Slau-
son nnd‘family, and Charles H. Gale
and family. ‘
~Groulld bone to make your chick-3
can lay at Schaub's.
merly of South Norwalk, has received
from Australia a talking bird known
as a mino. The bird. resembles ill
than! particulars the AmwiaahKcrow.
it i u. Weat'nolso-maltor; but“ Mr.
Kilnefolter says that within a short
time he expects to make it a line coll-
versationtiist:
PAINT YOUR BUOGY FOR 750.
with Devon's Gloss Carriage Paint.
vffld’l‘3 use: to colour Givcsi s
high" Vandal to new.
Comoros}. Watkins it now and J. 'l‘
s‘ - . . 1'. l'3i'
‘ oads‘nd oil» vos load
Slim at: the
Save
l» .
.r H-‘
11' my". .- 31. .3 "I.“Il;
. , . ,i“ i l ,
. “biracial. Lens Land
' . iii-reissue . .,_..‘...l.li.ii»'
' : Oldies Ham WWW 71“)'.‘
, 3 Austin. chickens,
. - ,llnsh‘lisms. . 3
' thlpsrsrlba apl‘lidélis.
ma Plats loaf.
"‘ Ilium Corned Inf.
. 3 .IIQilMOMk,
,A‘.‘ M H. k?)
V?
- Ms”
in
3”
Moncv by Tradlpg Wlih Us.
. .. a‘i‘lll'” .Efi i a;
mallard!” ”' ‘5'
'
K‘s
yea
r can.
“ ' .2. ..
all: Roast.
manuals".
3,.li isln Itssllo
Ci (3;
"\
If
no In.
mun s “rill-till
M 1* Native dualism also" outsmart)!
communion as...“ mass“
the lam prices.
“i ’3! a} ms 104’)!»
bush ‘
a '.
.iose'dh'Kililefeiter. of‘iltamford. for- ' ‘
l. b“, .
‘00 lb: .‘
”it hit: ‘
first...» .
zili'b
d.
‘ swammwio
The history of the great Lockhart “Mill End” Sale in our store
lly mcuus of this sale, great mills and factories dispose of Ct‘i"
End" Sale at great savings.
For the sixth time Mr. Lockhart. the mills' agent. brings the
laundry it), in our store.
The siorc will close at noon to day (Wednesday) to give Mr.
Lockhart and his assistant the needed time and opporluuily to get
“through"'Wsll"'"strset.rr§aster-day».“when ,
ii .iu,
have found by experience that it has no rival; shoppers have
learned time after time that it offers uuparnllcllcd buying,r chances.
lain lilies and kinds of goods that are not marketed through regular
channels—“Mill Ends.” This merchandise is of the some value.
quality and make as is sold every day ill the year for nearly dou-
ble; the very best makes of goods are to he found in the “Mill
"Mill End" Sale to Bridgeport and will Open it Thursday morning,
his vast “Mill End” display rcad y for opening Thursday morning.
Talc Howanuo Dar Goons co.
nnrnoaponr.‘corclc.
sun—d
m
6‘
3.00 2.00
85 Washington Street.
OVEBCOATS and BE
2.50
Oi Ages 3., 4, s, 6.?
Have not sold as wall as the larger sizes. We have too
many of them. so we take oil
[-8- of‘ the 'Roaular'Prfcoa,
9N Tiff?! SIZES ONL Y.
innocents a. $3.34 54 0000atsfor$2.67
H
l.67
Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
TAILORS. CLOTHIERS.
HATTERS. FURNISHERS.
South Norwalk, Conn.
man who steels his
The heart
steal theirs.
A
' The merited reputation for curing
piles. Janos audible. discuss acquired
by DeWitt‘an oil Haiti salts. has
led ‘ to the making of» worthless noun.
terfeits. Be aura togat‘only. DoWitt’s
Sallie. oral-gs C. Stiiisoh, Bdlltli Nor-
wll . , .
The ant‘mly be industrious~but
that is more than can be said of some
, urn.
not blptiinlg'a‘ll‘u srdiidrz
3
' nastyssmssmms.
I" ' MIL—outed..- v ‘ I
:3 "fly , as o f I I ‘ ll so so:
“'Tilne’marchos‘ixgiai thg‘hsl w-iiiaw
,ur’dtmd ofaman who In working by
the its” .. ‘
'l;’..;«. i . .1
““53“,,“ ‘ .9 . m
it‘d” ibul‘fil’iiifi
W‘im'iiwlimw
\
.,;‘l‘his: _ there is a large death
rats‘ainonE children from oroup and
lung tron les. Prompt action will
mammals ones from thssoiltorrliilo
., . w
iii: an» more -'
i“
no
uto cough Cure. it can also rd Ill
Wm. grippa and all throat and lung
3 s 3! adults. Pleasant to tsh
,lMllefiflW ' ..
No man loves his baby at first: be
against women should not attempt in ohss to got used to it am like a bass-
bnll finger.
THI HOHLIII'I" MAN
NOHWA
s it tutti
love all
Price ass
owner:
lay.
lndlill'tll‘i
Witt‘s
It
and us
i 3:1 it} "3
ly. ass prove
iiiiilson. ‘Mutiiiglomslb
I
as well as the handsomsst. and others
are lnvitdd to can on pay drugglst‘ Ind
get rm 3' trial bottle of Kemp’s Bal-
sam fer the Throat and burn.“ arom-
swusrsstesu to cm and to
Chronic and Iicutb Coughs.
Asthma, Bronchitis and Ocashmption.
and 60b.
it siwlys‘mskes' a girl mad to be
scared by a'mouse when there aren't
around.
.3 . W-
- wuss ththcd‘by‘ pneumonia or
any other lung trouble, prompt relief
is primary. as it ‘Is unpretentious-
Wo ouiyr-supfsst mat Ono Min-
uis c {you b ,isk3 .‘ssrsoon as
of "hey at 'tail'en cold art
noticed. it cures quickly and its car-
C. IIAT OUT OF AN INOIIAOI 0?
consumption. G:
ass—W
Reports ortho‘ organisation of a
fanatical intanltiouni‘aooiatr. who»
object is its sot‘thlt China will
difiM'dillflfllb answers. and th
Korea shall remain lilacs-am: have
bun received; It: Mosoowrrsta Japan;
. this incitement
tisstitic application: nevi-sol
Witch
.m assiduo-
Molflal‘fll v
rm
diseases.
or m
iN IOUTH
we so l
at
‘hs‘sliugand an-
‘Du it restores mo.”
32W. uses:
More oi libido-i
,zilouth Norah.
. , .. . , l
muted as demsndircquirz
l
e
and. packed .ln sirti
.. scorecard
is sold for :5 .3
but it's wort
too more. We ‘ ‘
don't give pre~ ‘
mlums-—-all the
money's in the
coffee.
is;
m
3 in the ladder of success there are
many- rolmds of‘fallurc.
.——~—-—-——-
Pepsin preparations often fail to re-
iiave indigestion because they~can nl'
gent only albuminous foods. There is
one preparation that digests all classes
of food. and that‘is Kodol Dyspepsia
Cures it cures the worst cases. offin-
dlgostlon‘ and gives instant relief. for
ltdigasts what you est.-G. C. Stillson.
Scuth Norwaik.
urn—u—
A wise man adorns his mind; a fool
adorns his body. ‘
W
HOW’S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Cdtarrh that can-
not bs cured by Hall's Cstarrh Cure.
F. .i. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned. have known i‘.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and be-
lieve liltn perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
' able to carry out any obligations made
the firm .
ME 3? 3&3 TltUAN,33Wlloiesnie Drus-
‘gis . Toledo. “ ‘ " ~’
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Draggists. 'l‘oledo. 0.
Hall's Catarrh Ours is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price The per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
iisli's Family Pills are the best.
W
Two can live as cheaply as one if its
a case of have to.
w
Cut this out and take it to George C.
'Sllllson'l. South Norwalk. and Edward
P. Woedfs, Norwnlk. drug stores. and
get a free sample of Chamberlain's
» tumach and-Liver Tablets. the best
physic. They also cure disorders of
tile stomach. biliousness and headache.
. Ambition may be a virtue. but it '0
the parent of many vices.
A PROMINENT CHICAGO WOMAN
SPEAKS.
Prof. Rona Tyler. of Chicago. Viva
President illinois Woman's Alliance
in speaking of Chamberlain‘s Cough
Remedy. says: “i suffered with a se-
vere cold this winter. which threaten-
ed to run into pneumonia. i tried all.
faront remedies. but. i seemed to grow
worse, and the medicine upset my
stomach. A friend advised me to try
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. and i
found It was pleasant to take, and it
relieved me at once. i am now entire-
ly recovered. saved doctor's bill. time
and suffering. and 1 ill never be with-
out this splendid medicine again. For
sale by George C. Stillson, South Non
walk. and Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
Music and women are often loved
but seldom understood.
WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR DES-
IIR'"
This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it today
Try Jail-O. a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared in two minutes.
No boiling! no baking! add boiling
‘ water‘snd ssttoaool. Flavors: bem-
on. Orange. Raspberry and Strawber-
ry. At your nose". 10o.
No farmer can plow a field by turn
ing it over in his mind.
ONLY OUR! FOR DYOPIPOIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
001., says: “isuffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tract and belching. i triedaVorything
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plalstod and F. H.
Baxter.
v—oe.‘
have redeeming qualities.
JILLO. THI NIW DIGSERT.
pleases all the family. Pour flavors
Lemon. Orange. Raspberry and iltraw-
scrry. At your grocers. 'ifry it to
sy. .
W.-.- MM ..
One good way to derive an income
“Elevator openings (for freight) should
' .; be worded with automatic gates, or an
_ automatic hatch.
Pawnbrokers prefer customers who
: ' b ‘
Inspector of factories has been made
gunman: by George 1.. McLean.
toting; .
,thliuihiipedtort .1: shown that he has in-
spected 1.480 factories, employing 102}
. 490 operg‘tpivea and that '
. . .1 .
M
or the failure of safety appliances to
work. Accidents which occur from
Martins the elevators when an opera-
tive is loadingor unlpddl ‘ moor may
be revealed by a self-l =th device
brings the control into the
hands of the operative and no one side.
whic
The report has something to say on
‘ 3 exposed gears on machinery. is oppos-
ed to boys being allowed to shift bolts
3 on either main or countershafts. and
calls attention to the danger of pro-
jecting set serous in collars on shatt-
' 3 lug. Considerable space is devoted to
ventilation. and to wcii‘iighted work
rooms. The use of ribbed or corrugat-
ed glass in factory windows is believer!
to be detrimental to the eyes. partic-
ularly if the work is upon small and
delicate tool making. The reason ior
this is said to he that the light is dis-
tributed from tho corrugations at so
many angles that it Is confusing and
dazzling to the eye. Glass of this sort
has been removed from factory win-
dowa in some instances where small
work was done. in larger work it In
believed that it is not destructive to
the eyesight.
The inspector finds that it is difficult
to secure the total abolition of cellar
hakeahopa an the law forbidding their
being reopened after having been once
closed. is evaded by taking in a part-
ner Just before a sale. and transfer the
plant through the partner. thus making
it possible to say that the shop has
not been closed but has been runnln
all the time. The intent of the law i
to close out out all cellar shops. but
the evasion noted will make this im-
possible. A change in the law is
recommended.
in his search for sweat shops In-
spector McLean has found none. The
manufacture of clothing has been
found in upper rooms of mercalltlie
buildings. in special rooms set apart
in tenement houses where conditions
were as good as in ordinary tailor
wisps. Nolchildrcu werefouud ample!-
cd in either class of shops. and no out-
side held was employed in such rooms
as were occupied by families. some
members of which made vents and
trousers for the large tailor shops. The
inspector says. 'Jlt is doubtful If there
exists in Connecticut any such condi-
tions as are reported by the inspectors
of large cities like New York or Bon-
ton.” -
The inspector recommends an
amendment in existing law relatina to
fire escapes. whereby ideal authorities
shall be compelled to act so that the
provisions of the statute may be com-
piled with.
There are nearly l00 pages of tables
showing the detail of the work of the
inspector.
MAY BE CHICKENPOX.
The condition of the “smallpox" pa-
tients at the isolation hospital in
Bridgeport. is so favorable as to give
rise to the belief that after all they
are not suffering from smallpox. but
from chickenpox, and that the mem-
bers of the board of health and the at-
tending physicians have made a great
mistake in their diagnosis of the dis-
ease. They will not. however, admit
such a mistake, bllt cling to their state-
ments that the Troland family are suf-
fering from genuine smallpox, although
they do admit that it is not of n malig-
nant form.
THE MOTH ER'S FAVORITE.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
mother‘s favorite. it is pleasant and
safe for children to take. and niwuyl2
cures. It is intended especially for
coughs. colds. croup and whoopiue
cough. and is the best medicine made
for these diseases. There is not the
least danger in giving it to children.
for it contains no opium or other in
jurious drug and may be given as con-
fidently to a babe as to an adult. For
sale by G. C. Stillson. South Norwalk
and E. P. Weed. Norwuik.
“The baby has his father‘s nose.
don't you think?"
“Nonsense! Nature could no more
reproduce that nose than she could rc-
producc a Turner sunset."
if troubled with a weak digestion,
belching. sour stomach. or if you feel
dull after eating. try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price 25
cents. Samples free at George C. still-
so‘n'e; South! Norwsilr. and ~10: P. Wood.
Norwaik, drug stores.
- as...“
Strong cimcse is recommended in
moderation; it is suitable to those who
suffer from “barrel." for it acts no it
rcdailvo. but if baton to arousal its ci-
fccis are no: good.
Such little pills as DeWitt‘s Little
Earlyiusors are very easily taken.
and thaynra wonderfully effective in
cloansing the liver and bowels. 0. (i.
3Btiilson. South Norwaik.
Many a young man who imagines he
has a call to preach the gospel discov-
are later on ihntzthepcoplc havo not
been called to hear him.
The Pennsylvania anthracite mince
have been worked without cessation
since 1820. *
though several fatal accidents have .
3.3 hanpensdin‘tho state none has occur-
red due to the breaking of lifting cables
' «for run 1 sum ' it a.
we Janus also. and in incarnation ,
1 was nervous and constipated ’-
.~ the Ills missus ' ‘
Wmsdosphluilhnttir: _ ‘ ".
Us cry King. Ono wk 3.
made arisen woman ' ‘
hammer, Croioncou-H
. "Celery Kill coral (lo
womb. Lliior and K
. . 3 4/
\ ' .
A Good Workman: -i:'-
wni give prompt'ation ‘ '3
your plumbing. if you .
knaw yourIWantsuiln that
a ship 0y 8 ed' a
fui assistants a d th: e "
materials: Call us up ’any’
time and you’ll have motto
be glad you did so. , '3 "
Phone 1373.
Charles E. cupped
We have them, coming by
the car-load ovary.
few bye. ,4,
M. TARLOV.
common amass
flours Var-wait
I A
[lady Freight
Between
NORWALK.
aouril claimant.
and
NEW » YORK.
“our."
to m...»
no
Propellers
CITY OF NORWALK.
VULCAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Norwalk 5 p. m. Leave Bouts '
Norwallr 6 p. in Leave New York
g’ler 23, em River. Beekman ail-est
p. m.
N. vII‘N a. s an.
TIME TIBLI. '
In Effect Gecsmbsr 2. 1900.
LEAVE sourH uoawstlc son 9“ as
new YORK l ~
A. M.——12:53x. 4255):. Emilia. 0:15.
as. 7:13, 7:54. 8:10x. 9:03;. mil.
$6.;1il222li,210€40.11:35x. '
. . — :0 it. 1:17. 2:25 ‘ 8:04,
21:. 4:07, 4250:, not. magi. mi.
65x.8:11. 10:20. ‘3 ‘ r' '
A M 12 siwfggs's ‘ ii "
. .~— : x 3' x. :iiis..9:0"
r. M.——3:2lx. szsi. 6:55x.7:20.10iri.o. fl ,
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR noun-i "
8:
9:
8:
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