Mr. and"‘lilra.‘Wll rd El
daughter . Miss Grace 1 Adams. accum-
paniedby: Mr. and Mrs. William 0.810.,-
.'111k- (5011011111111.
11111.. 11111171111711 01111111111.
1111-1511115 -pdaSenaol
, 5 Blake in confined at
11 dub illness 1'.
core 111 entertaining
1111111111.ct,1ow11.
55111:; 0,11. 015 00111110 atreet.
d new wheel.
hora tesidonce
11le. been reuhlngled
I219, 01? Naugatuck. is the
1191' histcr. Mro. Charles Ball.
Willlum E. Nash was the
lends in Danbury. Tuesday.
G. Allen of Compo 5t10et.rc
111111 a brass door key In Com
in Compo.
ok-loads of cedar arrived
for the 'I‘oquet Launch
party from Norwalk will
1 on at Gompo Beach pavilion
it 7
there recently purchased
me truck horses from par«
1111:1111.
1‘,
" Iiazeldinc, of B1ooklvu in
“the residence of George W.
'e‘at' End.
‘ gent E. A Gauchet has re
caged horses with Martin
(30111110 511 cet
ha Pignol of Brooklyn. 101'-
this place, is the guest of Miss
of Coleytown.
phine "Kingston 01’ Compo
returned after a visit with
in ow York city.
fifteen members from hero
9,}! 11 the reunion of the 28111 Regi
Danbury. vcetcrday
1301111111 and Mlu.(‘1eamor. of
W Yor are. guests :11 the rcsidcnte
' 17:" 1‘9 to start on a cruise 1’11 hl'1
J11: til.
”13;“ Craufurd. of (‘ompo has
Indian llar'i1o1 Yacht Club
‘ or Grccn11'-.i(l1 N Y.
111111 Stark W01 k1: aro till-
erg today to: tom cm loads of
'11 one our load of gluten meal.
'1‘, .Gomputing Scale Company are
th business. At prcscnt thc1
mikeep up with their orders.
it. in tho VV'estport. llotcl
.. re‘ Gcorgt .l. \\ a1'1cn. Now
try, and B. S. leu'is of Briduo
rs. William Piliiue. of “7111! Hum
the has been vicltine hcr daughter
rs. N’thunicl Gault ha“ rotuiuctl
mne‘ "
C. Ford Seclcy. fo111111l1 of Nor
1k. is the guest of ltobelt Craufutd
0 the present. cruise of his 1110M. thc
‘ 9'5“.
omarkét 110111011111: hi lleP111' or
11 port last. tvcning. after 111.»;-
31011:. .3 load of 1110111109. in New
31-11-
:B. (iorhum. who has been
‘ng a few wceks‘ recreation at
come, has rctumcd to his home
and Mrs. leilrando B. Cannon.
ve been visiting 1011111115 in
131111011; have rctur nod to their home
New Haven.
nukWalshmeast01':1111,rc.N..l.
Ike ’1‘“ with rheumatism at the
poo of lilo parents 0112111111 Mrs.
, .01 Riverside 1111111110
0 REV. George Wood Barhydt. pas
10111-111: Church will rcturn to his
tediflcc 51.111111111111111 on
a low, .Jveoks 1111-1111011.
.Westpbrt Paper (.‘ompanv is
‘11"! g a shipment of .1 on: load of pa
{P
0110, of 111101'511111111911119 lcavo
91:1 r‘day 1111-11 1911' days visit with
' .. M‘ Mx“5.h‘lc'Cle:11'.1, of Southiug-
:M.‘V. Cul'pimztorr of New York
_ as been spending a few woeku'
t}! Catskills. is :1 1.3119111 at tho rcai-
.. of Edwmd Allen Rlvmslic ave
' o Lillie Hunt. daughter of M1
, '81. Nelson Hunt. of Bridgeport.
‘It‘c ill- at. her homc in that place.
an was formerly Misc: Alon. of
cc.
.1311." ore and Mrs. Philip (1.131111
onipo will leave for Block
thin the next tow dayu wheto
511111.11 two 111201111 yachting
119. (30111110. of Westport.
, a drum corps or email
1'0 1‘ them at the parade of
anniversary celebiution or
1111111 of Norwalk
Its funny friends Wish
155,111 new venture.
11.11111 Club expects to
t which its own membera
id 1119. on the Gorham
:‘dturduy afternoon :11: 4:20
191:,01'5 are welcome.
1011 baseball team has 111'
5.1119 111101 1111 [last N011
- K: played on tho 811111011
The game. will
.day to,spend a few weeks with oer
~' Forms,"l‘ueuduy‘. and served papers on
.- Thomas Shauuhnemy in a suit brought
1 day renovating his new apartments in
‘ brat?
- ing on his face.
plea and daughters. 0! State street
» in“; a vacation. Mr,
110110551110 111111 590111911 11 position .1111
Contractor Charles P.0hnpm11n.w 1111.
he will resume after his vacation:
Mr and Mrs. Frederick (1011111111. oil
Boston. are guests of their 11111111101111,
Mr. and Mrs, George (lei-ham 0101:0511
Highway. Mr. 1111511011. or South 1101'
walk is looking after Mr. Gorham'o
business during the latter 5 1111501109.
A trolle’ party from Norwalk will
visit Compo Beach this evening: Upon
their arrival they will be served with
cake and cream. Pimo‘f Perrya orches-
1111 will be present to furnish dance
music it is expected that about fifty
wdl be present.
The. McDonald party. which Is upend-
ing the summer months' with friends
at the residence of Harry Sherwood,
Compo. leave Monday for their home
in Bethel. Dining their stay in Com
no they have entertained many friendn
from nearby towns.
M1'.s Alfred Del“. Sanford and daugh-
ter, of Bridgeport. will arrive Satul'
husband. Alfred DeF Sanford. who one
been ill at big old home in Compo Mr
Sanford' a many fr lands are glad to one
him out again after his illness.
Sheriff Kcmper went to Greene
against him by John Miller. a former
employer. alleging a balance on salary
due amounting to $51.30. The case.
will bo'triod before Justice J. (1. Hyatt
September 2.
Ray Powers, proprietor of the Bar-
gain Store. was busily engaged yonter»
the 11 been Wheeler building. Mr. Pow-
crs ill move his stock about Septem-
ber 1. Frederick]: Kemper will aluo
move his bicycle repair business to the.
Wheeler building.
Car No. 2 of the local division that
figured in the collision In Southport.
last Monday. was taken to Bridgeport
this morning-whore it will be convertv
ed into a work car. A frame work for
repairing wires will be built on top of
it, which will be greatly appreciated
by Electrician William Huger.
Mrs. Elmer E. Smith. accompanied
by her children Helen and Harry
Smith. of Newmalk N. J. who are
spending 11 ft"... weeks with relatives
in Saugatuck.togcti1cr with Mrs. Hor-
ace Wakeman of (10111110 and Miss
Harr ict Knapp of l‘airtlcld spent yes
tcrduy afternoon on Pionaure Beach.
111' idgcpor t:
The Woutport 1111-1» Police will turn
out eight 11110111,: at the coming parade
of the 250111 a11ni1c1'sary celebration
of‘thc tbwu (31‘. 1170111111111. Compo En-
:Iine Column", V'igilant Engine Com
panv and 91011011 Hook & Ladder Com-
puny. together. will furnish about forty
men for the occasion. Saugatuck Hose
Company will attend in ‘a separate
body. accompanied by llcechcr'e drum
corps.
The power on the trolley wire of
1119 Connecticut Railway & lighting
(‘ompany was greatly atl'cngthcucu
from Westpmt cast ycstcrday morn
1110. when the wires from Norwalk and
Bridgeport were connected at West-
uort. Formerly the current furniuhcd
by the power houses In mob of the two
citicu c11dcd in Wcstport A new cir
(Mil brcalcer was also installed in the
local ba1'.n yesterdm.
’l‘hc An1ho1 baseball nine. of West-
port. will play the Greenfield Hill team.
at that place, Saturday afternoon.
When an A'nchor was asked the ques-
tion. Which team do you think will
He would not rcply.'but traces
of 11 victorious smile could be Keen play-
'l‘hc two teams will
play on what is known at: the Country
(‘lub grounds. which are said to be the
finest grounds in this section.
James Nolan. formerly of this place,
who for several years has been in the
omploy of the Atlantic & Pacific Tea
(‘ompnuy at Bridgeport has. severed
his connections with that bompany. to
fill a position with the New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad Company.
Mr. Nolan has made many friends I11
Brulgcport during his stay'wlth the
G. A. d: P. 1‘. Co. who wish him 1110
host 01‘ uut'ft'as in his sphere of bust
“(‘88.
it. is current report that Horace
Wakctnan, rcccntly promoted to an of-
[Ice 1105111011 on tho Norwalk Sentinel
has tendered his. resignation. Ho finds
the confinement too great. for him. and
would rather retain his health than
risk 11. A5 correspondent bore for that
papcr, Mr_ Wakcmau won general to
vor and proved hhnoolt oillclent. so
much so that. he was promoted by the
publisher. Hia future plans are not
known at this timo.-Bridgeport Farm-
or.
The exciting fascination of playing
pinochlc is indulged in nightly by the
Saugatuck and 00111110 Pinochlo Clubs
.111 W. 'l‘. .Wlllianie' cafe. A pcrnon
who has watched the games for the
past two weeks. stated yeato1day that
the compo Club was being beaten al-
most every evening He also said that
one 01 the members or the Compo
Club acknowledged a few croninge ago
that he did not fully understand the
gamc'and that he would rather play
ouchro. ,
[Edward Myers. well known here and
- ,who is suffering from pulmonary 111111.-
bloc. was taken to the Bridgeport hos»
pital by Selectman Coley, Tuesday at-
101110011: who‘re, 1153111111 undergo treat
1115111. The young 11111111. in a had 00111
possible chance. tor'd'ooovory lay In his:
have him admitted 111111; 1111111115
mlm‘ Selectman Coley to make the,
11' 11.
Work 1.111111 Main street 111111130de-
11111 .111 11101111555111: sgtiefuctorliy. except
at 11 point: 111‘ 111111111111 11111111 proximity
:ocnrxe Th 1' on 11111111111th 11‘
11 11111111111 111111111 111111101.
1' enough and 11111111111511 1:111 cutie The
dttlop and 11111111011101: believed the. one 1'
going to the hoapitalbeo arranged to:
accompany the invalid himself. he no 3
. pl , at
union; the oystcrm
1001111111111 ion 1.111111 5.111
don 1111111111 11201111111101:
Allen, a. 1! .Jo 1111 11,11 3115111111111 who were
111111111110 , 1111.111 1111011101 1151151111111 Ala
ton and 011151.100 any that. the 11111
mar mentioned parties 11 ‘e catnhtnd
enters With 11 01110511. _ 1‘: 11511111111
judge 111111
not 1111115111111- 1111. 51110011115 5119115
00151111111115“ 11101111 they were not
dredging tor 1111519111. but 0121,1110):
were 10111111111 for a dredge. 11111111110191
bad 111111: 11111110111110. The 01111911111111 are
11111110111110 0 why they 11va not
locked tor 11111 dredge 51111111111111 any.
1111111111 ratio- over the spot serves to
make a perceptible dam-511511111 and it
is a attention at surmise no to the best
means for remedying the evil;
. There was an. effecting scene at
21051191" 5 Fresh Air Home. Monday ov
oping when Daley Hayt. the girl 1111-
511111101! by tho negro Ba1dwin. met her
mother for the 0151 time since the
outrage. Sunday a telegram was sent
the mother to 11311001111111.0111 Mrs. 11011:
was visiting in Merlden. The minatvo
did not detail the {0015,5111 only re
quested that one come at once to West
port It was mailed to Mrs Hoyt: at
Moriden. and received by her Monday
and she took the that train after its re
ccipt for this place. The victim was in
a weak state when her mother arrived
and collapsed on seeing her. Mra
Hoyt was herself overcome by nervous
p1 ostxntlon and 1911111er medical treat
meat. The lady believed it wiser to re
move her daughter at once from, the
euroundings attendant only With hor-
1'01. and left with her tor Merldan
where they have relatives and where
Daisy will be kept until sufficiently rc
covered torreceed to 1Brookiyn. it
may be tho she, will remain in Meri-
den. howover. until after the trial. of
her assailant at the next term of the
criminal Superior court.
BIG RE , NRO NOT PAID.
Selby Smeiting Work. Withdraws $25.-
000 Offer. ' ,
SAN FRANCISCO, August 29—Pres
idont ltaluton, ot- thefiolby‘ Smeltin‘g
Works, announces that the reward 01
525.000, ,which was offered for the ar-
rest and conviction of the 11110! Or
thieves who stole over $300,000 worth
of gold buliions on the night of August
1'1, will not be paid. The detectives and
others who were instrumental in re-
‘,.
1".obiici John Winters to prison. have
been iibetally compensated for that:
scruces. Winters was undo! arrest
when the reward was offered. and Pres
ident Ralston says his conviction was
expected. The company. however
bought he had accomplices, and tear-
out of the country. For these rouaons
the offer of. the big reward was made
REUNION OF SMITH FAMILY.
NEW YORK. August 28—~Two thous-
and Smiths, of Pepack, N. J., register-
ed at their annual reunion. yesterday.
at the Old Home. where Zachariah
Smith lived a century ago. The Smiths
who met yesterday came from all parta
of the United States, the northern New
York members being particularly well
represented. Al claim hilmhip with
John Schmidt, 1111 Hollander, who
came to this country more than 150
years ago and ‘who founded the family
of Pcpack Smiths Them in a branch
of the family in Sour-ca county N Y.
w'hith has a membership (11400.1‘1101'
hold a pic:ni1 every year, and it is said
11' the New Jersey lcunious arc aban-
doncd, it 15 thought. probable, the Son-
eca county branch will continue them.
-....w....w~~
BANK OF ENGLAND STATEMENT.
statement of the Bank of England
shows the following changes: Total
reserve increased £409,000: circula-
tion decreased £70,000; bullion in-
unused 133311.062; other securities de~
creased .Ll,067,;00(1 other deposits de
creased .0954 000; public deposits de
creased {.310 000 notes reserve In
creased £426,000: government securi-
ties increased £8,000. The proportion
of the Bank of England‘s reserve to
liability is 53.44 per cent. not week
it was 51.87 per cent. Rate of dis-
count unchanged at 3 per cent.
HORSE AND RIDER KILLED ON
RACE TRACK.
CARBONDALF‘. lll.. August 29. -—At
the Anna 15005011111151. Hodges. a
jockey from Vienna. riding the horse
Mino. owned by Jack West, of Poplar
Bluff Mo. was killed together with tho
I101 so The race was 11 b‘au mile dash
and the bunch of five horses were with
in :1 few feet of the who when the
1101110 suddenly fell l'uetlltiug its neck
and throwing the rider headlong fully
thirty feet. Hodges was denied to
a house where he died later. 1
MM...—
JUDGE HUMPHREYS iMPROVED.
CHICAGO.A11guet 29—«Judge Abram
S.li11mphroys of the Federal Couit; in
Hawaii. who was taken suddenly in
with acute kidney trouble in Chicago
last week. while on his way from
Washington to San F1 uncisco in much
improved in 11111111111111. condition.
however, may yet make necessary on
operation, and a decision will be roach
ed by the 1111111001111 within the week.
we.»
DRANK POISON 8V MI3TAKE.
MANCHESTER. Conn. August 20»—
Thinking she had a bottle or medicine
fourteen thin morning, drank ‘11 (1111111-
11111 of carbolic hold 111,110 us.
in a precarious condition: The" 11011110
is quarantined, owing 10111111111101 raver
11011: are unobta‘inable at
mo 11 8111151111101: 111 .
covering the, treasure and sending the .
ed also that the 301d had been taken _
LONDON, August 20.-—~The weekly.
in her 11111111 111111115 Woodhuwfhfiod» 9-12111'0331
In the family, and detail 0110111 acct-1.
Notice:
sons llabl
555511111111: Lié’t pt 1900,0151 l 2
1110111 to recolvo said Taxes. 1111110 for
10511111111191 and places. to wit. 1 1 : ‘
, At the store 511711.15. Honinrd.Entlt
Norwalk, (11911111. Town) on ,F‘rldhyui .
August 30. 1,901, from 1010'cl0ck.,191‘,0- .
noon until 1'2 30 o'clock nttcrnoon‘.“
At the store or J. 0. Bundle at "Win.
August 30.1901, from 2 o'clock until
1:30 o'clock.
South Five Mile River, on the even
7 o‘clock until 8: 30 o ”clock
House Block building, in the City of
Norwalk. in acid Town of 1119111111111, 011
Saturday,
noon and from 7 until 8 o'clock in the
evening.
era, Norwalk. and Mr. J. M. Layton,
at his office,
Norwalk. are authorized
taxes tor me.
On all taxes which shall remain on
paid alter the 151 day of October.
to receive
day of August, 1901. until the same
shall be paid. '
GEORGE 13. ST JOHN,
. Collector,
lb and for said Town of Norwalk, on
the List of 1900.
Dated at Norwalk, Conn, “August
91.11, 1901. 119 to 111
"W 01. Dick’s: Medicine
CURES
R II EUMAl ISM
' 1101.1) BY
ALL DRUGGISTS.
5.15.1...- ...... can...“ ..
Selfish Man.
There are s‘oxpe men who are so scl-
11511 that they 21:11! to buy lire insur-
ance. but it is unselfish man who
protects 111055.55 loves. The Connec-
ticut General sells this kind of insur-
ance at a very-10w cost. Enquire of
FRED. “H1 FIELD.
1151115151111. AGENT.
United Bank 1111111111111. South Not-walk.
11.1111110v A
Dealer 1n Junk 01 All Klnds.
Highest priceb paid for old metal
rags. papers. eyer.ything Write or
call Prompt‘flftcntion given to all
orders. '
I00 Tavlor Ave- So. Norwalk.
new YORK: NEW 1121115111
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIM-E TABI~.E.
...-....—
In effect May 10, 1901.
—~——
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A.M.—~12:85x. 4:65: 6:455. 6:15,
0:55. 7:13. 7:54. 82161:. 9:03x.9:80,
9:56, 10:22x. 10:40, 11:35:.
P. M.—.—-12'.5F1x, 1:17, 2:251:, 3:04
3.2111. 4207, 4:50x, 5.33, 5:551, 0:001.
6:41. 7.07, 7:551, 8:11 10,220.
' SUNDAYS.
A, ,M.——12:'35x. 1:551. 5:11:11. 9:05
9:401.
P. M.:-—8 2111.5: 83. 5: 65:, 7. 20, 8: 40x.
10:01
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWKLK. ‘
A. M.:——1202x, 51,00 0:,00 72.00
10: 04 11: 0011, ll: 02.
3Per—IZ: .02. 1': 04. l: 30!.2:00!.8:021
3:3 11,
0:02, 7:00. 8:005. 9:30. 11:00:.
SUNDAYS.
P. him—6:00, 8:005. 11:00.
NEW HAVEN.
BIL-#122083, 1:09!, 1:201, 8:18,
7:42. 8:42. 11:10:. 10: 02:, 10: 10:.
11: 08:. 11: 88.
P. M1:--12 02!, "1: 10, 8: 07:. 4: 18.
5,1220 0:20 7: 05:. 9: 05!, 0:15,!1:151
Bridgeport, in addition to above-4’.
‘M.:—-—~2 4,0,5: 04. 7:28.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-12: 0811,,11005. 1: 20:, 7: 42,
P. Mun-716, 11.011.
court-1 dthAlL’k 'ro 1111511111.
A. 111. :23. 11:11:, 9:151:11.
11.422114511502511. 5:10. 11:00.
111111 1.1111! rel." 'u'ru 11011111111155"
. 111-»: 1111 1111,1110 9‘ 11.11111
. . 3:25.014
111111;
0511111111. 9:
L01]
. ,‘JEWELBR. .
1111 111 11111111111111. All work
nlpauk, on the afternoon of Friday, ~
At the store of Alphonzo Dibble, at -
ing of Friday, August 80. 1901,!10111
At the 001110 or the Collector. Opera
, ,,1Lounsburu d
August. 31, 1001. from 0 '“
o'clock forenoon until 3 o’clock atter- '
Mr. 11. w. Kemp,of Comatock 1315111 ‘
Railroad Place, South 2
1901. interest at the rate of NINE PER _ ‘
CENT. will be charged from the 2151’ “
11:01:11. 13:02.9;0011, 9:01:11. 11:01:, 10:02:.
00211.01». 1:30.5102. 11:00:. "
A. M.--12:02x, 0:00, 7:30. 10:02. ’ '
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK, FOR:
ova, Danbury. 11:05 3 '
1'1an 0111 Mai .
:rNothi-‘ng else‘ finds a rest- '
ing' place here.
1311111.
' $010515.
- 11111111111111.
. Mathewson.
These speak for them-
selves.
LONG-MAN
(E, -
MARTINEZ
PAINTS
Cannot be
Expelled.
BERRY'BRO.’S
' . Wood Alcohol.
. Hard Oil Finish.
. Varnish.
. Slams.
Known for their
rehabdttv.
Comstock,
Watkins
Sf 00w,
"2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
Phone 43—0: .
HORSES
TO 51111 EVERYBODY.
wu 11111111 11111111 00111110 1111 11111
can-1.01111 111-11111 raw one.
M TARLOV
CONNECTICUT TURN?“
8011111 110111111:
Oldest: what you eat.
Ito-11111111 the on
till:
ousted digestlrc'or-
titanic.
111110111111 11 in efficiency; It- to
12:51... 8""
Ill (15118
111111 .1121 11 01500011101115! 1.th
M15231. m21111u’2511y1p1p111m1 ultra!
1100118111. 11101 igestion. Heartburn.
$31811 18111111111111 N51191:;
11.6mm)"
WearShoes that Fit 3:
The Underwear tit its thinnest 15 thick
enough-111511110111. 1 ‘
1’1 00011010110015 50 001115 per car-
moat, 1111,11 111211111110 it we have made 0111.
11111111 0115 price as 11in Grade and as
"51111511010111 111 9110111 respeol as is our
abililu to senate. , v
71111111511115 of our effort-5- are pror—
11111 52111511151011 We are 551111111 11011--
Slderablo Undergarments. , 5 ...
We have timber ruined garments 111
correspondingly well selected
Straw this as debt as 15 consoled:
with durabilitu. : - . 1:
98 Washington Street
scum 11101111111111.1111.
W“, 11
It: 1111101111111}: 5151111111.; food 111 aide '.
Nature to strengthening and recon-
,1,“ sthtaluteittdtncovered dimo-
No other prepare. 11011
atantly relieves and permanently cures f
Igofimperfectdigeation. --
mum by 1:. (1. 0mm econ 1:111:11», ‘ ’
Wail-1:31:13 T6911-
" " 11101114111113 just the remedy for 1505:
who are feeling the “wear and tear" result-
.1 dog from ovemork or overpleasurc. ‘It re-
‘ouperates most efl'eétively. Moo, women, «. . ,
and children are strengthened physmally
- and mentally. .
At all druggists; 25 cede. '
11.1
Men's 511.115 Calf bale" worth $3.50, 84 and 85, ‘ "' 82.48
Men's Black Vici and Pat. Lea. Balm. worth $3. $3.50 and $4. $2.48
Large Lot of Men's Sample Shoe: and Oxfordn,”0. 1 and 8, at ' 81.08
600 pairs Women'l Tan and Black Kid Oxfords, 82 value, at $1.29
MWWW
1" '1' W 1111‘ 1111‘ ' . ,1. ,.
We Sell Coal . ,
at: Lowest Rates
-,_1“i'1‘4,'
Ami shall maintain our reputation a: seller: 1111115315111" 30“. trilo-
ed against all comers. Our auortment Ia dimly the large“ 01 .‘my .
doctor In this térrltory and we can 91115 ’nll 11.11111 I11 the 1110,1401 61 r
tool. It Ic‘ a wine economy 111 out In your Mater". 11111111,, during the :-
nummer and tail, whether the price In likely to advance or not. ‘
Call and get our prices. W "
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1
Joined White 5111111111119 [1105111111111
, DoWit't'a Witch Hazel Salvo booted
running sores on be 5 logo. He had ,,
5111111er it years. a failed to help
him. GetDe‘Wittjd. lAccept 1101111115-
30175.1; (I‘m. 0:810 1111011.
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. in theirownliah
11111-1111, scold: 11nd
ldy healed by De
Hive. Certain
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