"T. “ B GRIFFIN i ‘
Préscrrption Druggist, .
205 East Washington strept,
Captain Moses ii Wilson is in New
York today on business.
Miss Ruth Hart of Bethé‘l. is the
guest of Miss Eva powen. of St. John
avenue.
Mrs. William Allen and children. of
Brooklyn. are guests of Mrs. William
Plait. of Rowan street.
Miss Lelia Bowen, of St. John a 1.1
one. has returned from a several (in, s
' visit with friends in Stamford.
Miss Florence Cook, of Ansonia. is
spending the week the guest of Miss
Jessie anclrer. of Winfield street. ‘
John See and Elliot Palmer. have
. been scraping and overhauling the ten—
der of the oyster steamer “Common~
der."
Miss Nellie Funcher. of’Winfield
street. and Miss Carrie Fancher. of
iirooklyn. are sojourning in the Cats-
ills.
Mrs. Michael D. Drew. of East Wash-
irrgton street. has returned from 11 sev-
eral weclta' visit with relatives out of
town.
returned today from a visit of several
Miss Eva Bowen. of St. John avenue.
returned today from a visit with
friends in Bothcl.
Mrs. William Hludley. of Pleasant
street, is spending a week with her
dunghtor, Mrs. J. D. Bloomer. In (ir-
ange.'N. J.
Mrs. William C. Hart and son Harry.
of Orange. N. J.. are visiting Mrs. Anna
Goddard at her home on» the Washing-
ton street bridge.
Henry Mocller. of the Washington
street bridge. is expected home Sat
urday from a several weeks' visit with
friends and relatives in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sicfor't and
daughter. Miss Carrie. Siefert. of
Brooklyn, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles M. Mueller. of the Washington
street bridge.
In the“ absence of ltcv. .l. W. Davis.
worth will conduct the weekly prayer
service this evening in the Advent
Christian Church.
Mrs. G. A. Morrell and daughters.
Dorothy and Georgie. accompanied by
Miss Maud Rogers and Mrs. A. [1.
Marks and two children. are spending
the day in New York.
Captain Dan Morrell and George W.
(‘cnltlin will take the members of the
Swedish Congregational Sunday St‘lii‘lfil
out for 11 moonlight sail Saturday evan-
ing. in his sloop “Julia."
Mr. and Mrs. l-iui'ry Roberts. of 05-
born avenue. will start on their annual
vacation of a week. Saturday after-
noon. Thcy expect to spend the time
in Brooklyn and vicinity.
William Banks. of Fifth street. will
held Saturday afternoon. at the Nor-
walk fair grounds. under the auspices
of the Italian Sporting Club.
A ten pound baby girl arrived yesterV
day afternoon to brighten the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood. of '52 GM
gory Boulevard. Mother and child are
reported as doing very nicely.
Samuel Ilnll went to Waterbury this
morning to take charge of a lunch
wagon for Homer Craw. of South Nor-
wnlk. who now has control of two of
these wagons in the Brass City.
lienryGorhar'tlt. the genial tonsorial
artist of the Washington street bridge.
is in Stratford this afternoon giving
'l‘crry McGovern some points for his
bout at New London August 29.
George Stevens. .lr.. who has been
visiting in New Canaan spent yestor
day at the home of his gr.nndmothcr
Mrs William 0 Merritt of Scaviow
avenue. He returned to New Canaan
this morning.
Patrick 11‘. Mosterson. of Kingston
N. Y., formerly in partnership with P.
lr‘. Burns. the present proprietor or the
Boston Store Norwalk. is the guest lif
Attorney John J Walsh. of the Greg-
ory Point road.
«George Van Kenton and George \‘V
Conklirr are at Work placing a new
floor in the office of Cole 3 Electric En
prd”. ortdlt'c Washington street brldg'c
The building will also be raised several
inches to conform to the level of the
madday. ,
Anderdon W. Fowler. the South Nor-
walkrsalllpaker. ls engaged In making
a new cumin; for the forward deck at
the oyster steamer "\‘indcx. “ to re-
place the. n'wning. burned in the recent
fire. which muted the steamer “Preli-
die W. Decker.“
If the weather Is favorable Sunday
John census «in take 11 party to
L. L. in Captain “ml"
011991 a "Mayflower." Thom 111i
expect to, in are Robert. Louis Samuel
Joseph Josclovuky Frank arid
Charles 1311581111011.
Mitts Josephine Johnson returned 1
11 Port Cirbstcr yestcrd .
after a bottom om' visit with rclp
11m in Nantucknrnd 111111 Norm-elf,
81111 mi «compacted by Miss his
Cunningham. tit-Nan Zulu“ moot wt
will be her no for a top rim
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lentil.r 11!.de b
been left standing; further up the
street. started on 11 mod run across the
bridge. Without a moment's hesita-
tion. Mr. Drew rushed out and grasped
the animal by the bridlo.. lie was
dropped several feet. but escaped inn.
.11iry.lifr'.ilrcw their led the animal
around and restored him to the owner. '
Chief Frederick M. Wheeler. of the
East Norwalk Fire Department: Wil-
liam Kaski. an delegate from Mnyiluw
ct' Hook 6‘: Ladder Company. and E. E. '
. Mead. from the East Norwulk Fire Po
lice, returned late last night from the
state firemen's. convention at Sovln
Roch. They report the convention the
grandest yet held. and soy that-the
spectaclo' at the parade beggars do.
acriptlorr. Only those who attended
could realize the grandeur of theat-
falr. The delegates from East Nor-
wnlk received the heartiest kind of a
. welcome from their New‘I-faven com-
r'ndes.
_ ROW]! YTDH. .
George Over-ton, of the Norwalk box
factory. spent yesterday at Block is
land and Watch Hill. .
Elwood Broadway has returned to
his home in this place. after a few
days' visit with friends at Long Ridge.
The members of the Baptist Church
and Sunday school held their annual
excursion to Pine Rock Grove. yester
day. going on four trolley cars.
Bonnie and Robbie Perry have re.-
turned to their homes in New Haven.
after a several days' visit at the home
of their cousin. H. D. Perry. at No. 3
Day street.
Mrs. Colegrovc. who has been spend-
ing two or three weeks at the resi-
dence of Mrs. George Wicks, in Crock.
ett street, returned to her home in Nor
wich. yesterday.
"Often i think of the beautiful town
That is seated by the sea:
Often in thought go 1111 and down
The pleasant streets of that dear old
town,
And my youth comes back to me."
These line of Longfellow! how per
fectly they express the tender senti
merit which is aroused in ones being
when one contemplates a return to the
village which gave him birth and
where the fancies and follies of youth.
as they were told of! by time. years
ago. bring smiles and now and then a
. .. Eserious mood when recalled in later
who is on his vacation. Rev. 1'. S. Alba. 1 '
years. llowayton may be a modest
town, but in patriotism and loyalty to
good government and civic purity. it
compares favorably with many a more
pretentious community. it. has been
our privilege but recently to see the
memorial monument. which the citi-
zens. compiled in honor of the Rebel-
lion heroes. and in itself. the work is
a worthy exponent of Rowaytou's pat~
r'iotisrn; but a person cannot refrain
from holding up his hands in astonish.
111cm. when he sees the untidy and neg»
lectcd condition of the plot surround-
ing the gun and its foundation. If the
writer were a resident here he would
delight to help in an effort to make the
grounds into a neat grass plot. which
could be adorned with flowers and all
. Irrmintairrcd in perfect condition. at a
take part. in the bicycle rut-es m be.
small expenditure. of time and money.
The 11 riter would take plcashrro in con
tributiug to 11 fund to be used for this
purpose. if its surroundings were
beautified. the monument. with its
store of sentiment. handed down from
sire to son. would for years to come
intensify in the heart of the Rowayton
youth that patriotism which can never
forsake the heart of those who are
fililt‘l’.
HARRY SCDFIELD.
Highland avenue. August 18th.
DHRIENHND HOROTON.
Mrs. George ‘l.conard ls recovering
from her recent serious Illness.
ire Selectmen have completed their
work on the roads for this season.‘
Miss Ella Martin. of New York. is
visiting friends in this place a couple
of weeks.
There will be an important meeting
of the. Knowlton Fife and Drum Band
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah H. Jarvis.
of New Milford. are stopping with
friends in this place. _
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Bentley. of
Stamford. drove to this place yester~
day and called on friends.
Rance l’ooley. the meat dealer. is
expected to return from his vacation.
Saturday. from New Iorrdml.
John Oberlunder, of the Dar-lea
Launch Works; is building another
launch for a New York party.
Mrs. John Emerson, of Bridgeport.
who has been visiting friends on this
place. returned to her home yesten
ray.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Mater. 0K
Norcton. left yesterday for New York.
whom they will spend the rest of the
Week.
The Misses Vera and Charlotte Bar
use of Brooklyn are visiting in town.
Henry Valentine took a party of
friends out fishing yesterday
Miss Belle Waterbury. of Dorian 111
assisting at Hyslop' 3 during the spec- .
ial sale now in prod-mu at their store
in Washington street. South Norwnlk.
WESTON.
Edna blocker I11 visiting friends in
Newton.
lira. Marl):1 Bi Godfrey about Sunday
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Mn. Herman Spencer has returned
to Now York. .
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friends last week.
lust evening no 11111 Watchman 111 ilrcnti'm .;
' of llauicr's store on that Washingtpn.‘
street bridge. when a horse that had
them.
would wait.
Horace liurihurt has gone out of
him. 8 fit hacker- entertains friends
Miss (liars J Bradley entertained
Memorial Church will be until) on
Sunday tho’ Zitb.
Mrs. Anniclil Wilkins and sister.
Miss Amelia R. Nash, are at Old 0r
chard Beach.
A Royal Areanum Council is to .bc
formed born to embrace members
(1 cm Southport. »_
Mrs. Oscar Smithy with of the select
man, has undertaken aided by church
ladies. to raise $2. 500 to clear the Snug
atuok M. Iii, Church of debt.
A compulsory vaccination. as requir.
ed by the county health board, in cans
log all the school children unhappi-
ness. it is said they do not like the
prospective scab mark.
There seems. to be a disposition to
Arenominnto the. present board of select
monwtwo Republicans and one Demo.
crnt. Representative Lloyd Nash is
said to have an eve.on the Thirteenth
district sen natornhip. Democrats are
hop: or; for a break in their favor. Bry.
ans coming over here the other day
intensifies that hope 1
SETTLING UP CLAIMS.
~—
American Ordnance Company Paying
Accounts That Are Due.
The affairs of the American Ord~
ounce Company. of Bridgeport accord-
.ing to the most authoritative reports
available. are in much better shape at
present than for some months past and
are. daily getting in better shape.
Claims are being settled as rapidly as
possible. The worst is over in the
affairs of the company. it is expected
that before the first robin's nest is
built in Bridgeport. next year. the com-
pany will be on a firmer foundation
than ever before.
W hen the troubles came last spring
the company made no effort to avoid
wanted to attach any property noth-
inc was done to dissuade him. After
all the attachments visible had been
entered a proposition to settle was
made by the company In the words
of a large creditor. they offered “50
and 50 or 60 and 40." in plainer
terms. the tempt-my said thev would
settle all claims on the basis of 100
cents on the dollar, 50 per cent.
which was to he in cash and 50 in
stuck, or 60 percent. I11 cash, and (I) in
stock.
The offer was acceptor! by 1'1 nraior-
ity of the creditors. representing
much more than one—halfof the ac—.
counts against the company which
Were being litigated.
wealthier creditors said that they
were in no hurry for their money and
Those that have settled
received not for from 60 per cent. in
cash and 40 per cent. in stock.
{frank Miller Coal Company. the Iarg~
rst local creditor of the Ordnance Corr» .
parry. has sottlcd its claim. as have
others. Mr. Miller ‘suid early in the?
summer that he would accept the 001m
puny‘s offer.
FOUND LIVERY GOODS.
H. W. Raymond's Teammaken to
Brewster, N. Y.
When H W.llayn10nd closed up his
livery stable on Cannon street. Bridge
port. a number of anxious creditors
were left in the lurch. The opinion
prevailed in some Quarters that the.
proprietor had spirited away a con
sidcrablo portion of the equipment of
the establishment in the way of horses
and carriages. A careful search. how.
ever. revealed little or nothing in the
nature of goods and chattels which
might be taken as an equivalent in
payment for goods furnished.
Among those to whom money was
due was the firm of Peck I: Lines. of
iiririneport. as a writ has been in the
hands of Deputy Sheriff Doolan for _
some days. drawn at the instance of
this concern.
Sheriff Doolan began an investiga
tion. and his efforts were greeted with
success. for a quantity of the missing:
property was located 'f‘ucoduv and
placed under attachment. It was
loomed that trader the veil of dark- ‘
ness :1 goodly number of horses and
carriages were removed from the sta-
bic and taken to New York state. but
it required considerable ingenuity on
the part of the officer to locate it.
The sheriff, however found fourteen
horses and four coaches at Brewster.
N. l'., and p coupe at Shelton'a till"
rlagc shop at DUI“? Hill and another
rarriagc in Stafford All of the pro
petty was placed under attachment in
behalf of J. ..G Wilkinson, of Ncquurg
hi. Y.. to whom the claim of the lore!
mncem has been transferred. The
claim is for 82.474.0’1'.
TEXT OF MR. MACKAY‘B WILL.
w
The Eouto Given to His 8011. Clar-
011cc Mack”.
VIRGINIA. Nevada. August 14.41111
text of the will of the late John W
Hockey which was filed hero yester-
day for probate roads 1111 follows:
First—wt declare that all the estate
whom! I rim“ die possessed is the
community property of my wife and
fill.-
now! give. devise snd‘beqocalb
all 111.111.11.111. the inmost in or W-
tioa of‘my said estate. which in or may
be. subject to 1111' testamentary diago- *
sitton at the time of my death. to my
son. Clnrenco Hungerford M
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if any creditor felt uneasy and
of
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Bridgeport will be the scene of the
annual mid summer meeting of the
Connetticut State Fire Underwriters'
association, which villi be. held during;
the early part of next month. The
exact date has not yet been selected.
but the details of the affair are in
charge of a committee of arrange
ments of which i... S Cation and 01'
once Merwin. of Bridgeport are mem-
bers. the former being chairman.
The membership of the organization
is composed of the local fire insurance
agents throughout the state. there be.
ing in the neighborhood of ’lth. E. W.
Beardsley. of Hartford, is president.
Although it is not anticipated that
the full quota uiii attend the approach.
lug ecosion. it is expected that 11 large
number will partil ipatc. in the festivi-
ties which always mark the occasion.
.111 a rule the entire time is given up
to pleasure. and this your a shore din
nor will be one if the features. It is
not improbable howe ever. that at the
business session a discussion will be
held regarding the subject of insuring
automobiles and the storage of gasp
lone This has become a very nromon
tons question in view of the great inv
crease. in the number of these vehicles
in use in the state. it is not expected
that any definite action will be taken.
but there is reason to believe that the
matter will be discussed infr'rrnraliy at
least 1
The Ncrrmik manners of the use
elation are deeply interested in the
subject at present. and will doubtless
fake advantaco of the opportunity to
obtain the opinions of the colleagues.
As yet the place. of meeting has not
been selected, but the Bridgeport
lz'1eht Club at Black Rock is under
consideration. and if suitable arrange-
ments can be made. it is probable that
the insurance men will assemble
ilwrc. for their day's outing.
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RECRUITING FOR THIRD.
Spanish War Veterans Succeed in Get.
ting Eighty-Five in Four Days.
DANIELSON. August il-—l.ast
spring several prominent citizens made
..11 attempt to recruit a (Hompany hero
for the Third Regiment C. N. 6 They
succeeded in getting about forty names
of good men. but not getting enough
,lor a full company the matter was
'1lropped.l.ast week three men of the
village who had surged In the Spanish
war—«William A. oyle, Gordon .E.
Wyther. and John Quincr Adams—-
,startcd out to set» if tiny could not get
men enough to fill a company and they
succeeded in four days in getting
tighiy—iiie men who are willing to be
mustered into the C. N. G. as members
of the Third Regiment. They are to
take those names to Niantic tomorrow.
and Adjutant William F. Bldweli is
going to try to have the men accepted
as 11 company In the Third Regiment.
it is thought that of the eighty-five
men then: will be enough to make a
full company of sixty-dye fit for ser-
vice. About 50 per cent. of the men
new service in the Spanish war and in
SOHTHINGTON. August ll.-—~Con-
siderable interest is taken in town in
the action of the New Britain repre-
sentative of the 1.1111: and Order
League. sunday in closin: up the cr-
enln‘g performance at White Oak Park
and stopping a turnfcst arranged by a
New Britain society to take place at
Mountain Grove park. The reproach
tntlre of the league is said to be a
personal advocate of tho‘ old fashion
ad Sew England Sunday" and that it
he receives proper support. he is If
able to make it interesting for some
one. Last Sunday was reported to be
perfectly dry in New Britain and if is
not improbable that the some dryness
will also next Sunday The tumor:
were considerably excited because of
the interference with their fast and it
it reported that the) vowed to set er
err. by compelling the enforcement of
the in in regard to the sale of new
papers. and: water etc it is ad
mitted that the law to sufficiently via
inter! to keep the representative has)“
for game “may. What tire outccu'oo9
will be has not many to guessing and
oven worrying
FORMER 0.1.3.,” SENATOR THU“
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am United states Motor John ll.
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point my \Itifo. Harrie [poise bitchy. .
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ihlg'city for Honolulu today. The E»
insi- l. is . , ,
and my ”3.01813!“ Word as. M
fury. of the City of Virginia in the
county or Brougham“ when“:
executors of this. 111! int will and I
hereby provide that no was soon
be remind of 11111 mid exam
mun-fly commando-11m
shill have full wet.
on my
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‘ malice by Scfi'i'bncrs 't'lintt
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FOR omens
; its .111 very prominent branch of our
, court
'. The expensivoncss of equipping " dating of Christian citizens. Th
« in plant may be preventing your.
' putting upon the 111111 not 11 rnonéy
; making article.
f case. consult us.
5 lion to manufacture at a less cost
. that:t you can run a plant and yen
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so. ”QRWALK-"'
Such being the
We are in 11. post
an
77‘.
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i'lftu fli'he 1111111 prevail on
Iron Floors}!
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Linoleum and title!
frh cloth
. ty way are the obitgnttonséoft
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FIT LIKE A COAT
1 The need of having glasses to fit the
eye like a coat fits the back. the need
of wearing lenses properly centered to
the eyes. nil nrcvnbsoluteiy necessary
for the preservation of that most prec
lens of all senses the flight; We have
no old fogy ideas; but adopt the latest
and best methods in our fitting and
HQMER If. ”diff
dRAOUATE OF‘l‘lCIAN.
film Watch Rap a
Room 9 United Bank vs do.
More hour: 8 5.111245 1:16 to 6:30
star-day evenings 7-.
Spq‘eial nppointmehtagadc to suit
patron
aftkms
81 Dow
Hardware
Tackle. 011115. A
member Automobile
Oils. Launch Engines
Oils etc,
112 'WASHNIGTON STREET.
SOUTH NOBWALK.
Locust Bites
The bite of the locust kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results.
urnte a piece of cloth. folded several
with Brizflinn Balm and
bind over the bite.
ilcmove in half an hour and you will
find a drop, as green as grass
is the poison which has been all drawn
out and‘the trouble is over. This is the
in the world we know of
list will do this.
Wagon our her
For 46 Ozone Soap Trade Marks.
2 Ozone Washing Powder rods 14; rks
A ensr'rv sun usnnun Wicca
Equally effective for
stroke and mad dog bite. it instantly
applied. so always keep it on hand.
Kills bee. wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Druggists or sent quick. B.
1131112113011 and Co. indianapolis.
JHHK OHOTH "OHS
We are trying to better satisfy our
customers by not having any wagons
on the road. but will
promptly to orders by postal card. and
pay following prices. with square deal-
All kinds of iron.
ber boots, shoes and bicycle tires. 5c
; light brass. 5c in;
lo: Copper. 81:: pewter. 101'; rags. 1c
1b.: folded newspapers in bundles. 11.1
tea and heavy load 3c; zinc.
These prices are good until market
Watch this adv.
ABRAHAM HARRIS ' '
Box 8‘48. Bo. Noi‘wnlk‘.
VACATION MILLIilEllY
White Duck Ping
BUCKLE Y & WHEELER.
BICYCLE AND CYCLE SUPPLIES.
attend very 52 South Main St..
The three kinds
must be presented for wagon.
All firotclass stores sell the Ozone
of Trade Marks
SMALL-POX QUARHNTINE,
means trouble, but death without in
snrnnec In the Connecticut General
may mean the Poor House for the
wife and children.
Of all descriptions.
Pong Hats: Sailors and Alpines, White
nun lists, wsue Felt Hats. new and
stylish Rough Straw Sailors.
patterns in Chiffon Veilings.
Birds. Wings and Pompous.
TRIMMED HATS AT
MIDSUMMER' PRICES.
M; F. Hokorman
arm-1n 31ml.
Fine Goods at low Prices
Connected with large Bridgeport e11.
tablishment. Fine goods at low prices.
Think of it to.
Settle it tomorrow by calling
upon.
Frcd‘k 11. Field. General Agent,
Hubert F. Pierce. Boecielhgent.
United Bank Building»
1b
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Namath.
Special Sale
Volunteer Flour,
55c bag
A Stall
carrier's. AVL'HEHB'YMNOHWHLK.
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TIME TABLE.
in effect flay 18,1802.
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s lancer-ding to Mr.
visions, are to be our tool as
standing of which may help to ‘1 ' " '
intelligent public sentiment _ . .7
Dodge. of New York
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volume, boon to be 11111111111111. ill
slot of the iccturoé'bv Juitic'e
of the United States Supreme 0
“American Citizenship " in i . . [
lines the general "51“" and . 1
citizenship leaving» .1 '
he explains, to develop .mtl ‘
ligationa as they see fit Am
topics he touches on in a wine.
are of Jurors, and fathprs and
of families. of politicans an
holders. . .1
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or it my 111 1111111 Pneumonia l.
to 25, 600 and $1.09 bottle
ford 'anter' a or Plaistod'
it is noteworthy that mtiidtl
jokes of one generation becom l1
her facts of the next. Years
Hart satirlzed an attempt to j
'iihomas and Thomas Nest credit 1
titres of U 1111;. Sam on board a
shootinst e Spaniards ofi‘. til
of Cuba’. ‘-——Troy Times.
sc'rs runsnrarm ,_
Golda are 11111119111110: 111m .
some in summewth‘m um ,
11111-11 to- keep .from‘l Iddihghnd
while cooling off after new
Minute Coughlcurc core: at: one
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