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OTHIH [.99 L ill! ”ON FAG!
Mrs. John Hennesy, of Broad River.
has been seriously ill of. chills.
.IohnvMoekler. of Summit street. is
able to be out'att'cr a week's illness.
M
is heme from a‘vislt in Newhurx. ‘N. Y.
b.3123.“ lb. Hayes's. ‘
Miss Ziola Allen” of Norwalk. is re-
covering from illness, caused byvvac.
”LOSS Lil
clnntion".
Miss Bertie Murmur or South Un-
‘l‘onsvenue. entertained E.‘ company of
friends lastnighpq .- ‘
Howard Hoyt. or Arch street. has a
broken thumb, caused by a fail at the
Over River school. .
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A‘ specini'meeting oi‘ the Nor-walk
Musical Union will be held. Sunday at.
tel-noon, at 2 o‘clock. .
—-l.a(lrippehroken up by the use of
Brazilian Balm... heater or Plaistsd. 7
{Miss Anna {Meghan tamith. of‘The
Green. will entertdlrt the Pine Lodge
will“ Club, Monday. at the usual
our. \
v
The Scott tenurof Arlen Singing Sr»
ciety will ‘gdfiqfi‘tamtord, tomorrow
night, tohave a tournament with the
:«ltamford Turn Vcrcin.
The. executive committee of the
Baptist Farther lzlghtszwill meet at
the homo ot ll. Welter-volition, in Wil-
ton. avenue, this evening.
’ ' mac—.9“ ‘
—~~Best Butter. 23c 1b., at. the P. .l.
Lynch (1on store its Wash. St;
A. J. Collins & Company have start-
ed the second Week of their January
mark down sale, "with a still larger
reduction in prices. See ad.
A bracelet studded with diamonds
and worth $1,000. was lost at the Jun-
ior "prom" in New Haven. by Mrs.
Charles M. Oerllchs, of New York.
John T. Hayes Was entertained by
Rev. William J. Slocum at Waterbury.
Thursday. on the occasion of the an-
nual meeting of state business men.
--Chickens and fowls. 12140
Haycs's. ' ‘ '
lb.
Mrs. lt‘. Siward’wizli. soprano of the
Stamford Congregational Church choir.
will sing at the‘ Vesper a .rvlce of the
South Norwsik Cougrcgst onal Church.
tomorrow afternoon.
Several ilne specimens of black
Minorca roosters are on exhibition in
the window-of Buttery's market at
Norwnik. Seine practical Joker has put
an egg in the window Just to cause
spectators to wonder how it got there.
0. ii. Youngs. for many years a wood
dealer of Mcriden, dropped deed. ur.
the result of the grip. He had been ill
about three reeks. Medical Examiner
Bee! Bradstreet said that death was
due to heart failure. super-induced by
the grip. lie was fifty-one years old
and leaves a widow and one son.
——All flavors Candy, fresh every day.
”10. 20 and 250 ll). M. 8. Smith & CO.
w...‘
The Yale Law School seniors held
a electing yesterday at which these-
tion of the class at a meeting Thurs-
day was declared illegal and repudiat-
ed because of the alleged absence of a
‘quorum at that pleating. Alfred ll.
Aubry. of Meridian... was elected editor
oi the Yale Shingle at Thursday‘s sea.
sion. Yesterday. George 0.Marivin.‘
of New Haven. was elected to the
place. Mr. Aubry being declared do-
posed. To show that no ill-will was
felt toward Mn. Nnhry. however. the
class madewhlmeohairman of the Cap
and (Iowa Committee. Edward F. liai-
lan was elected president of the Ginsu
hay Committee. _
1 .l. services a ’ c0.
' The Jewelers.
a plus oration-woman.
on momma-rod or. so. seamen
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'You will find complete
' thienl " pcpnrtmcn’to
at both or our stores; with rooms in»
Spectacles and eyeglasses titted by the
most improved mothn
‘ tics contained. ii ‘
coast I‘ll“- am
out w m
, . and .Viola sour, or servicemen”,-
. pgcipliy fitted tupflier that purpose.
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ii. Bollockin New auaan.‘
Marco's. {3
a
lions for membership were received.
It is said that L. Joseloi‘t. or South
Norwalk. intends to open a grocery
wayton in the agar future.
m-._—.._..~ i
L lam . Benedict”
. ' r's shoe store; awn“
V Will has suffered
Is again quite Ill.
7"“ War”). Iofl “GI
anrllgji‘tértiiinni ll. Flu
runaway memoir. .‘ canary . , ~
25 cents. Tickets at the stores of Bid-
wlu Wilcox and C. Entiovmour;
* The adjourned case of. Martin Sulli-
van for assault upon his wife, came up
in the Town Court. this morning. an
was adjourned for one week. , ,
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Edward McKenna. of Raymond
street. has changed his positon. from
Lane's restaurant to the imakwued
Manufacturing Company‘s factory.
~au..,
The ball committee of Pioneer Hook
and Ladder Company, met, last even-
ing. and addressed the invitations for
the approaching”complimentary dance.
Sore throats cased-~cured.by Brazil-
ian Balm. Baxter or Pialsted.
Miss Alice. Lyon entertained the
members of the Century' Club and
their invited guests, last evening. Pur-
iou games‘.Wsro enjoyed and refresh-
ments served. ‘
.Tho Menorahs, olsNorwallt. went in
Stamford, last evening. to play the St.
Luke team. They were defeated by a
score oi‘ i2 to 8.. . In the first half the
scene stood ii to i in favor of Norwalk.
W“. M...“
‘——Remn‘ts Em'b‘y. 4 and tile yd..
worthworth l5 and 25c; 2500 yds.
Remn'is. Percale and Printed It‘lannels.
9c yd.: auction sale at high grade cor—
sets at your own prices; 389 best film--
ia Umbrellas, 58 and the on. M. S.
Smith (in Co. ‘ .
The officers of Company I) will go to
New York. on the evening of January
31. to witness a review of the Seventh
Regiment by'Govornor Odell. . At this
time the Creedmoor trophies and state
medals will be awarded.
W. S. Smith. who recently went to
Pittsfleld. and engaged in the hardwaw
business having purchased the inter-
est of William Barker. now of Nor-
walk. in the firm of Barker is Holden.
has secured Mr. Holden‘s interest and
controls the entire concern.
~Men‘s and Boys Winter Cups
O‘Brien.
Rev. Dr. Strob‘rldge. of the First
Methodist Church. Stamford. failed to
look carefully at a marriage license
handed him by a couple. and married
Charles G. Smith. forty years old. and
Alice N. Philip. twenty-four years old.
both of Brooklyn. N. Y.. and both di—
vorced persons. Smith took out the
license the day before, but when the
facts became knoWn could then ilnd no
pastor who would perform the core-
mony.
——Soft liats. Soft IInis. O'Brien.
Porous ‘AMUSEMENTS.
A Breezy Time.
"A Breezy Time," the new term
comedy which will he at Iloyt‘s. III
night. In said to have one of the bes'
casts now traveling. it has been tlu
purpose of those interested in the pro
duction to make it such that every our
that sees it will be glad he has been
there. and will not be ashamed to ad
vise his friends to follow suit. In fol
lowing out this purpose. the very best
talent that could be secured. the you
best music that has been composed
recently for American and English
variety and concert hall stage. and the
very best costumes and scenery that
can be made by theatrical firms. have
been secured. Prices. 10. 20. 30 and
600.
Uncle Tom's Cabin.
A treat in in store for lovers of that
ever-lasting success. Uncle Tom's Cab-
in. which comes to iloyt’s Theatre.
next Friday matinee and night. The
matinee will begin at :I : 30. allowing all
schom children to witness the per»
renounce. It will be presented by AI.
W. Martin's biz (unnpnny of sixty
white and colored people. and with
thousands ofnloilara worth of scenery
and effects. Over fifty people are uti-
lized in the production. and the cost
In in the hands of competent actors.
lilvcry stick of scenery 116th from the
rise to the'fnll of the curtain is cur-
rIedAby the company. and several in
the iottlhds are worthy of more than
passing comment. Notable among
them. is the at. Clair home. showing a
. tropical wanton. with Its fragrant man»
nolia.nud orange trees. among which
‘ petition the typical southern plantation
residence. with the cotton in ‘fnli
nipping Midwiid rocky pass in south
orn Ohio. and the Ice-choked Ohio mv-
ar by moonlight. The transformation.
entitled "The Celestial City." is said
to be the most magnificent tableau
‘ért'illio’lhoutolidatsdmaniacs mm, ~. ‘
trains over/the‘new elevated tracks. at ' . >
-‘ Brid'dcpor “identity;"ll‘cbruary.i.lo.‘ .‘
cleanly... in: in: Chickens, raise.
‘ Atthc‘mectlng of Company I). Wed. .
, ncsday evening. seven new applica-
. ’ 4
of aha Iroom.
. say a. word. Ono
‘ ness, sleeplessness.
system.
For the societ
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Gdansk. .. i
MR515RRM 3WODER
orgeeus coatume flashed beneath the brilliant lights
The queen of society is radiant tonight.
, The nervous hands of a weak woman have toiled day
and night, the weary form and aching head have known no
rest, for the dress must be finished in time. ,
To that queen of society and her dressma‘ker we would
social excitement. and the_othcr through the toil of necessity,
may some day find their ailments a common cause.
Nervous prostration, excitability, fainting spells, dizzi-
serious trouble, which has
nothing so relish o as Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound to restore strength, vigor, and happiness.
Mrs. Lizzie Anderson, 49 Union St. Salem. N. J.. writes:
“ DEAR MRS. Plantain :wl feel it is my duty to write and tell you how
grateful I am to you for what your medicine has done tor me.
time I suffered everything- a. Woman could.
ovaries. falling of the womb. and leueorrluna.
‘ needle to how. The first dose of your Vegetable Commniiid helped me so ‘
much that lkept on using it. I have now taken six 'ttlcs antlam well. ‘
' amiable to do my work. i also ride a wheel and feel no bad directs from '
it. 1 am thankful to the (liver of all good for giving you the wisdom of ,
‘ 2 the menus‘of thil’llitl'tldfi arct‘sufllcient.
. in my the. account. we illdittflont is to
‘ who entered. failure to
through hethouso culture, luxury and
loss of agpetito and strength, all indicate
con-promoted by an over-taxed
queen and the dressmaker alike, there is
Mono
I had inflammation of the
At times could not hold a -
curing suffering women. I recommend your meds '
icine to every woman troubled with any of these
diseases." ‘
Mrs. Sarah Swoder. i03 West St»
La Porte. lnd.. writes: ‘ ,
“Dunn Mus. Museum—«It gives me rent
lensurc to tell you how luuoli good Lyd E.
nkhnm's Vegetable Compound has done ior‘ inc. ‘
“ I had been a sufferer for y .itrs with {entitle
trouble.
time without suttcring terribly with my head.
My back and kidneys also troubled me all the
time. 1 Wiifiiltlvltit‘il by a friend to take our med.
loiue. Iliad no faith in it. but decide tot-r3: it.
After taking one bottle I felt so duh better that
I continued its use, and by the t the Iliad taken
3500.
six bottles I was cured. There is mother medicine
for me. i recommend it to all my friends."
people have from time to time questioned
the. prnuincncss of the testimonial letters
RE N I AR” we are roost-oily- publishing. Wt: have
deposited with the National (lily limit, of nn.Mau., $5.000, .
which will in: paid to any pcrwn who will I ow that the above
testimonials are not genuine. or were Eublmhcd bolero obtaining
the writer:' special permisslau.-~Lrbu 3. l'ncumm Hunters: Co.
Owing to the {act that some skeptical
i could not new beta I w minutes at a -
.‘* show cause Willis“ the‘courtlshould not .
into . their
STILL KILLING msunosurs.
mand Slaughtcred Five,
MANILA. .lnnunry ‘Jllw'l‘he Phillip-
anotting persons in nrins
Insurrectionists after March next in-i
eligible to hold office.
A bill has also been eimcl'ed regulat-
ion the hours of labor and leaves oil _
absence of civil service iuipoiiiiu~es.‘i‘lhlil (lllfilllll'ill'k. “'Mt‘h
The pleasure requires six hours work ninety-one days from lions; Kong. re
daily. and provides free trunsportaiimt ports having passed the topmost and
Sun cross trees oi a sailing vessel of mod
Francisco. with half salary from the lam size. fifty miles off
for American
Iluy of cmlmrhation.
employees from
lday killed live insurgents.
Yesterday. ions louder and assassin.
lwas ltliimi while tryius‘ In esrupe.
States in iioilo proviurr.
against the , yesterday,
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' PASSED FLOATING WRECKAGE.
or his nut-n, near San stdro, yester-' iloailnu for some time.
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You might
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lama!
persistently at the quality question. but that's
hon) you best judge ibis store’s usefulness.
We’iwe” built up a large business on the basis ‘ _
of “quality first,” and you‘ve been educated
to expect that condition of things here.
Buy oats that's clean.
eke-en’s
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thin]: that 'hae keep hammering too
MANUEL r. 11.4de
.. no n... W t .....». ,
in the place tor '
are unsurpassed. 1“
Later the
isumo deter-brunet «imaged thirty in.
Thirty Me," of General Funston's Com-fearsome under Tagnnionu the notori-
'l'uizunton
‘ i ll.t)ll.t). Island of Fancy. .lnnntirviiii
pine Commission has passed the not wllpwurds of fifty thousand Filipinos
dot-luring persons in arms illlllllltll u... have sworn allegiance to the United
United States authority or hiding mulv 'l‘hirty In-
surgents slu‘remlered at Santa Ilurbnrn
VICTORIA. ll. 0.. January Btlw'l‘hc
has arrived
the coast
. . j'l‘here was much tackle attached and
General It‘unston reports that thirty the wreckage appeared to have been
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filmmuiosruummu »
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to ad debtors. ' ‘ .
j The measure provides that persons
who shall not . have-paid for dust
charges tor thsfinoccsoarias of. life
should be summoned into court and
order ,
Inenns.
an investigation ‘
in trace the‘court‘ duds that
comply .‘ with
which its to (substitutercontampt. and
will cnialtan Imprisonmentof not ex-
ceeding fourteen days In iail.
If it ‘is foundwthatztho debtor's cir-
eumtuncos do not allow payment. the
creditor ls ablctchavo thematter rs-
- opened when it appears that the for-
mcr’c circumstances have altered.
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SHARP SUGAR FIGHT.
, m
" German Reflect-s Preparing to‘Markei
Their Product Here.
prehension is extirosscd in sugar cir-
ilnors are preparing (or a sharp fight
to market their produ t in this coun-
try. About a year and he secretary of
the Treasury decided, on complaint at
the Russian ambassador. that the Rus-
sian sugar was not subjection coun-
tervailing duty’ for the. reason thug.
technically, Russian .sugnr did not PM
ccive an export beauty. The canton
tion of the German refiners is that
Russian sugar (loss. in fact. pensive h
. bounty. and s'dcman‘d is to beefilciail’y
made upon the state Department that
German sugars be placEd upon the
same basis as Russian. . ‘
The removal of the differential dut-
ies on Russian sugars has resulted in
the importation of quite an amount at
that product. The imports of refined
sugar during the year 1900 amounted
to 17,516 tons. comparing with 1.936
tons in 1809. and a very large part oi"
this increase was Russian crystals. It
the diil’crcntini duties he removed. It
, is contended that the duty on refined
over the raw supplies will give the
American refiner only about one-
oighth cent per pound advantage over
foreign refined. and consequently Ger-
man refiners will need to underseii the
American refiners only about one-quot!
for cent per pound in order to serum".
business. .
FIRE IN A CROCKERY STORE.
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Caused a Loss of $500,000. and injured
. Several Firemen.
CHICAGO. January 2ii~Fire of a
mysterious origin destroyed the his
wholesale glassware and crockery
State streets. early this morning. caus-
ing .1 loss of 3500.000 and injuring sev-
eral firemen. The latter were hurt by
telling glassware or were. scorched by
llamas which suddenly burst from the
windows. "
The tire was discovered in the rear
portion of the second story. and cri-
deutivlmd been burning for some time.
Adjacent buildings. though seriously
threatened. were saved.
in front of the Pitkin & Brooks
building is the Union Elevated Loop
Railway. which was dammed some
what by the intense heat. The loss on
the building is $50,000; on stock. 3500.3
000; all; well insured.
SAMUEL HICKS CEAMAN DEAD.
NEW YORK. January {Him—Samuel
Hicks Seaman, who was the chief
owner, president and geiioral manager
of the Cromwell Steamship Company
no to the time of its sale to the South
orn Pacific Railway Company in 189i.
died last night at. his home in Ill-cok-
lyn. lie was sixty-three years old. lie
Was born in this city and was a direct
descendant of Elias Hicks. founder of
the I‘Iitks branch at the Society of
Friends.~ In lilili he was employed by
Henry I}. Cromwell. of the Cromwell
Steamship Company. afterward becom-
ing the bend owner and oillcinl of that
company. He was a member of the
Chamber of Commerce. a trustee or
the Packer Institute and belonged to
several clubs.
AMERICAN GOODS iN MALTA.
WASHINGTON. January Bil—«The
establishment of a direct line of
steamers between New York and
Malta. is credited with having given
a sudden impetus to trade between
that island and the United States. says
Consul John H. Grout. at Valctta. in a
communication to the State Depart-
ment. Today. says the consul. more
American goods may be found on sale
in Malta at for a great many years
past. lip o two years ago. Malta had
for a long period been without direct
communication with the United States
and the smell supply of American
goods arrived in that island by pur-
chase in Enslnnd or by trans~shipment
at other ports:
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A NEW PORT TO BE OPENED.
WAhHlNGTON. January ZIP-The
State Department has been notified by
n dormatch from the United States con-
sul at liankow that a new port is to
boyopenod opposite that place. at the
terminus of the Hankow Railway.
nhout'tcn ll outside of Wu Tang. at a
place said to have been selected by
the American engineers of the rail.
way iine.‘ ’
A separate settlement for cash no:
tion will not be necessary. but all iner-
ehauts may, dwell together without his.
culmination. and neither Chinese nor
1 foreigners will benilowed to make pri-
Vitte arrangements with citizens in
rcntina this property. The Viceroy will‘
establish the ruins of government.
retransmitted corpora: mom.
NEW YORK. January 26~Profossor
A. D. W. Jackson. of Columbia Univcn
city. who will sail for Europe today.
secs to india on six months' leave of
absence. to engage in original research
in connection with the ancient sources
of head and Sunscrit literature.‘ In
Bombay Professor Jackson will he the
midst of the Parsons. at whose invite
tion, it is said. he has undertaken to
decide the natural relltious questions
which will nx'dcdnlteiy the relations
between thalrchurch and the English
government; its is considered an nib
y omfisnscrlt. Pretender uncle
NEW YORK, January 26wSomc up.
also as to the report that German rc- ‘
store of Pitkiu &. Brooks. Lake und‘
it
f ”it
- Clothing;
i
use of a rubbing hoard. Give It a fair trial.
the manufacturers.
R. I. Selling agent for this city. l
CHANGES. sweet as sugar. 1.6 for 25 cents.
Complete Optical Room.
58 Wall Street ‘
RAYMOND
‘ BRO'I‘ ERS.
Give us a trial and we will
at reasonable prices.
FOR TODAY:
LIVE l.(')I,lSTERS.
Live or Iloiled IIAY SHORE (RA “8.
SALMON S’I‘EA‘KS.
SPINACH,
tlYS'i‘liRS, fmc stock, ‘
REAL ESTATE Mp . mattresses.
Summary of the Commercial Record
for the Current Week. ‘
NEW HAVEN. ‘Jan‘uary ,Zd—é—The
summary of The Commercial Ilecord
for the current week makes the (allow
ing showing:
Sales Mortgages.
New Haven. 17 ”8.806
West. Haven. 2
Hartford. ‘ 30 .
Bridgeport. 14
Waterbury. ii
Meridcn,
New Britain,
Norwich.
New London.
Middletown.
Norwalk.
Houses for last week were as follows: ,
New, Haven, $1,764,801 28..
Hartford. 9.818.042 . .
Springfield. . 1,444,063 2th
, New Haven shown an internal» coin . ‘
pared with the same week oldest your
pg; .2 per use and an increase-urn _
t a correspond streak stem. is ,
. ' t at ' uni
” Those sou Bled). Perieoiniii n
j Reada-io—Wear Suits;
in the newest mixtures. that we have sold-users
at $05.00, we are now selling at $l0ilil.
1 Those Stein Bloch Oxford Orchids.
ve'rv swell, that we sold at $5.00. you‘léan
buy new at SIMS. . - ' . ‘
Fanou Vests,_ .
that sold at SI 50 to $3.50, are now selling a,
Sl-00io$2.ee. ~ .. .
A Great Reduction on all "Heart—M
I WILLIS H. SELLE
Ciothicr and ,FurniShen
4s and 5.0 Wall amendments on»
A perfect cleanser for household and laundry use. Tobe iced
lwould use any bar soap or powdérs. It costs you only one half
that other soaps do. it does the work they Won’t do. All we'hsk’ .
try American Liquid Soap. and we know that you will be scene
One quart of American Liquid Soap will do four big washings»
There are nostrils. s ‘
of no value to the wash. it will wash with salt water and..do‘ ‘
This American Liquid Soap will .not injure'thc ii
it harm the hands. but will make them nice and soft
Price 10 cents per quart,, 35c per gailéin.‘
Bring a pint bottle and get a free trial sample that will:
Circular with directions for use with every sample. *
“dfilllllb
Manufactured only by the AEMRICAN LIQUID comes.
Lorenzo Dibble, G
, SOUTH NORWALK.
Spectacles and, Eye Glass
Careleliv fitted to the lace. atter a the ‘
tific examination at the eyes. T
No Charge for Elisha
GRADUATE OP’i‘lCIAN,
«mummy.»
Will Arrive This Week:
‘ a few‘cors‘ ol‘
- PRIME TIMOTHY HAY.
'- from Michiga’n.":.-* H
a quantity of celebrated .M- C
RESCREENED WHIT
'1‘ Carat ..
cnorcn'rvstowimnlit.’ ' .
which, we are cherish to‘ourl'cdi'uindra'"
to he delivered direct‘fr‘odi ‘
small quantifier; -
Our sales yesterday convinced us that we handleftlvO, ‘
prove to you that we} canfiellutthEE
Fresh Arrival LONG ISLAND St);\i..l..OI‘S.
ed 6.2 per remedial: mp t
previous yoamandl door a
rent from 1899. 'C'Sp'rllltflc
0.2 liei"oent.'ovllr‘19001. ..
Will. ’
no: TABLE concoction
Computed rot-'WE"
From mac“ 5
This table for Jan
ed for Wilson rest
on Staten Coautnutitv
height in factand tent tour
from Mesa Low ‘
datum or surrounding "n
and. Geodetic . Surrey
region. and win
mean sea lurch-"tide
line. afternoon on
Dunbar-y. . , each day. .
Springfield. 20 66.180 Date.
Holynke. . 7 ‘ plinth) lid. '
The transactions of the New Haven. 3.80pm.
l-larti‘brd and Springfield Clearing 27., 4.04am.
an
rough. scij'épfl
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Inner
nears. .
car "in
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flit/rite .Mh
rill .
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