I.
We mundane. a. beautiful
assortment of
'tiCurtain Loneso-
at IZIl'c l65ilc oer yard; also
a s ciallune of Panel Patterns
atlb' c. .. «
E. ‘K:""BAN KS.
‘54? WASHINGTON STREET.
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lu! News-lib
IWEATHER ransom-r.
----
Forecast-for Norwalieéand vicinity:
Fair tonight. Thursday. Increasing
cloudiness with possibly rain and
warmer.
The disturbancewhich was central
yesterday morning in the extreme
northwest is now central over Lake.
Superior. Pleasant and cool weather
continues in the eastern and south-
ern sections. Tile temperature is ris~
in’g'iu’the central and falling in the
northwestern sections.
The disturbance in the west will
probably reach this vicinity Thursday
night.
A. Harris. the juukman. has pur-
chased a new horse.
Dr. Dick’s Medicine cures Malaria.
It is a violation of Connecticut law to
shoot gray squirrels, rabbits. wood-
cock. partridge or quail until 0cto~
her 1.
The rebuilding of the wall in the
rear of the Main strcct lire house was
began, this morning by Reunion and
Gregory,
A large number of new crossarms
have been placed on the poles of the
telephone and telegraph companies in
Railroad avenue,
The Willing Workers’ Society. of tho
Norwalk Methodist Church. will hold a
peach festival, this evening, In the lee-
ture room of the church.
Frank ,A. Ferris is having consider-
able Interior, decorating and painting
done in his Fairdeld avenue residence.
John W. Beatty has the contract.
”John H. Ferris. or South ‘Norwalk. is
serving on the committee on perma-
nent organization at the Republican
state convention In Hartford today.
The Democrats of the First and
Third Voting Districts of the town will
hold their convention In the town hall
building. in Wall street. tomorrow
evening.
A special car, containing the re
mains of a wealthy New Yorker, was
attached to the express down the Dan-
hury road. yesterday afternoon, duo in
Norwalk at 4:43.
anon’s Liver Pills and Tonic Pel-
lets make a complete blood treatment.
You can get them for 25 cents. R. H.
Plalsted. "
Mrs. Andrew Little, of 866 Main
street, Danbury. has been called to
Norwalk on account of the serious ill-
ness of her father. Oliver Clark. a \chI.
known resident of that place.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem, will meet tonight at it
o'clock in Red Men's Hall. Business
of importance will be transacted. and
all members are requested to be pres-
cut,
Native peaches are very plentiful
this year. according to a local dealer
The crop is large and the fruit Is in
good condition. Native Albertis and
Grawfords are retailing for $1.25 per
bushel.
The olilcers of the Epworth League,
the Iludlos’ Aid Society and the In
dlmtrlal League are requested to uncut
with the finance committee of the
South Norwalk Methodist Church in-
nlght at 3 o'clock at the parsonage.
History In repeating Itself. The
wooden nutmeg of old times has its ri~
vol in Danhury in the shape of wooden
clinched, the latter being dulutliy
wrapped in the tin foil and used for
display on counterswdnsonia Senti-
ne. .
Dame Fashion has never yet,
been able to set too hat a pace for
Marks Arnhclm, the tailor. We
are his only representative in this
city and vichtity. and every edit
we put out “drifted alter the
latest plates. Better come in now
andgbe measured. Twenty dollars
is Arn’heim’s leader, and it is a
laser and don't you florist if.
~,‘~ . .H' W! KEMP“
on raw some... Wall 8c.
“ ”Norwllik. ‘"
. Momma. Wl.r...*,wu
. a _ ,
on
Mac...» .W
ck saié‘s’éfil
Profits.
0“ ed. .
18 Isl, 160 lb. » . ,
est Lamb Chops. nose The fruit store in Main street. Welt:
Porterhouso Bleak. 20o lb. port, conducted by Phillip Russo; has
Sirloin Steak. lilo lb.
Shoulder Steak. 120 lb.
Hamburger titanic, “talc lb.
Strictly Fresh Eggs. 266 dos.
6 to file lb.
Try our Corned Beef.
I
, Hoyt‘rd‘bontrellciolmr lath. in his
Small
‘h’ou ‘rwlll find a fumbles, keep,
close watoh‘npbn’tfioiiul moments!)
the Bridge Illicit smell y 1:.
Little Nolan ‘Ellubeth; daughter of
Attornoyand Mrs. all. Vosborgb, is
Ill lit her home in Courtlandt l’laco.
with a fever.
rDr. A. H. Wright has his day at the
Mishackemo tomorrow. All with troub-
ling eyes should take a few moments
to consult him.
‘l.
Shoppers. . who go to Bridgeport,
should take advantage of the styles and
prices being offered by the liowland
Dry Goods Company.
,The annual reports of the selectmon
and Board of school Visitors are in the
hands of the printers and will be really
for distribution shortly.
Adjutant General Cole has Issued on
order to captains of C. N. G. companies
'to drape armorios in mourning in hon-
or oi.’ OX-(IOVBI‘IIUI‘ Andrews.
.1. Davis & Son are urging you to look
over their stock. Thcy‘ are positive
that their full line consists of depend~
able goods and are rightly priced.
Lorenzo Dibble is In line with
peaches for canning. For prices and
description. read his advertisement. or
better still. call at his store in North
Main street.
A whist party will be held at the
residence of Mr, and Mrs. Lewis A.
Ambler, in Wilton, this evening. A
number of Norwalk people will prob-
ably attend. .
-——Don't let the little ones suffer from
eczema or other torturing skin diseas-
es. No need for it. Doan’s Ointment
cures. Can't harm the most delicate
skin.
At any drug store, 50 cents.
Mrs. W. J. Wilcox will furnish mus-
ic at the entertainment and sociable.
to be held Friday eVening by the I’.
0. S. of A.. at the home of Charles
Day in Bette Place, East Norwalk.
LcRoy Parker, Wallace Williams and
Ralph Bennett are planning f r a big
time early in October. They e pact to
spend three days at the Danbury Fair
and declare that they will do the town.
The D. M. Read Company is blddinar
heavily for Norwalk trade. Read their
advertisement today, and perhaps you
will think it advisable to call upon
them the next tithe you arc. In Bridge-
port.
A new lodge of the Royal Arcanum
is to be started In Southport next
week. Twenty-five charter members
from the order. Bank's hall has been
rented, which will he need as a lodge
room.
Trolley car llO-thi‘ow ilsclf off the
tracks as it Was entering upon the
Washington street drnw'bridxe. this
morning. Motormau Wilmot and Con
doctor William McPherson were in
charge of the car.
Rev. W. Wofford T. Duncan. of the
South Norwnlk Methodist Church. will
begin a series of talks on the life of
Christ, Thursday evening. at the gen
eral prayer meeting in the church.
The topic will be “At the Carpenter's
Bench."
Tile Sentinel is requested to state
that the Y. M. C. A orchestra has not
been hired to play at the rally to he
held in Silvcrminc September 24th,
but that their services have bocn offer-
ed and accepted. and that there will
be no renumcrntion.
Ramon's Relief will care all tron-
blcs of the stomach and bowels aris-
ing from eating melons, fruits, etc.
Either children or old folks. 25c. R.
H. Plaistod. "
The Iloard of Registrars of the City
of South Norwulk. will hold a public
session at the town court room. In llnv-
ilnnd street. on Wednesday, October
Isl. from 2 o'clock to ii o'clock In the
afternoon.
better informed.
Secretary John Phillips, of the Unit-
od Hatters ohNorth America. who has
recovered from a year‘s illness, has
secretary during Mn. Phlliius' Illness,
The officers of the national organize»
tions are In Dnnbury now on luminous.
- ”van—awn”
Special excursion tickets have been
for Washington, I), 0.. on tlieoccaaion
of the Grand Army encampment Octo-
ber 6 to 11, inclusive. The fare is only
"Alfred: south Norwelk. and it is
probable a number of people will avail
the capital.
George Clarke. one of the great com-
edians of the day. will appear bore at
charming play called "The Doctor."
Noose“ who on over mnevto ' New
York on a pleasure trip but has visited
Daly's Theatre, and. Inuit, productions,
Mr. Clarke was the principal figure.
the chief of Daiy’s incomparable com‘
pany.
but yesterday afternoon the Y. M.
0. Ala held a practice name’s! foot-
ball. The game was held in the roar
of thenuartersln 99th Halo street.
and than; were about thirty candl-
dates. it wlli‘probiiblybo a month be
for the; members ortho tum out
here been selected. . From, this lmo
number ofifootbali enthusiasts a crook-
u‘louk team will undoubtedly be select-
g.
been sold to It. Ferraro, or Runway: N.
.1. who has taken possession and like
an "Niall" remains in charge. 9 is
a good man to place In the position.
please his customers. The new.
printer will make many improvements
to the place. ‘ . ,
rum assumes chose
com from .tMWII‘IIIBll
van neuron; com 1
am «seems» sou
. soul c
as lustrous as satin, as Holt
Road the advertisement In ,,
another column of this issue. and be .
resumed the duties of his office. Vice ..
President Lowlor. of Bellini, acted as '
received at the Sleuth Norwalh depot "
themselves of this opportunity to visit “
as be is a thorough accommodating fob ~
low and one who always strive to
In Moe's ,
not!“ I, ‘
MINERVA sick I
A new, soft. lustrous lllk.
After much experiment a. French
maker has brought out a silk that is
as u .
niouse’s car, as beautiful as beautiful
can be. lie has burned it Minerva
silk; it is first to he been here.
Its beauty is the sort that cannot
be told. It fairly seems to glow with
light and color. ,where it falls into
folds the light and shadow are as glorv
ions as in a line fur. it has a subtle
winning eiekance.
Colors include cream. maize Nile,
ciel, pink, cantor, gray. cardinal. navy.
a real beauty this is.
Left alslc, rear.
LAMPS.
ii‘ino new lumps that not alone give
a. fine light but that add a touch of
ANNA
new shamans.
rcsedu, brown. Gobclin. black and Special tuition, Saturday. at 2:15
white, , , for ladies only, No gentlement ad-
We Invite you to come and see what mitted. . ‘
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Three Night.s Cemmencing
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 18.
ilonppcurancc of Mysterious,
Marvelous
EVA FAY
Who will present the most Won—
' dert'ult amazing. bewildering
' entertainment ever witnessed.
NEWNOVELTIES.
NEW SPECIALTIES.
NEW COMPANY.
POPULAR salons, 10,120, 3°C.
8an of seats opens at Illoyt's 'I‘hca»
trc, South Norwalk, and Vl’cod's drug
store. Norwalk, 5 days in advance of
all attractions.
beauty to the furnishing of one’s room.
There are metal lamps In new finishes,
decorated porcelain lamps with bar-
monizing globcswmany sorts.
Iluud~painted lamps of dark green.
with roses scattered over thcmwsm.
Square lamps in an odd coppcroruby
color (globes match of course)«-$7.bli.
Octagon lumps in ancient. Emotion
designs, different colors—$5.
Specially designed lamps of a rich
maroon ground color, with handsome
decorations-$3.50.
Central draft lamps with floral pat-
terns on ground of pink, blue. green
or canary—$2.50.
Others for more and for less.
is but a hint,
This
Basement.
FOR SASH CURTAINS.
Crisp, dainty muslins in now sorts
make one long to begin refurnishing.
lncxpcnsivu, too, and long-lived. They
are no trouble to launder and come
from. the tub as fresh as a new dollar
II II.
Pure white in tasteful llowcr pat~
terns, in stripes, in dots, a yard widc
--]21,¢,c yd.
Colored muslin with green. red or
blue dotshliil inches widcwlil‘éc yd.
Scotch madras with border design
on each side or in paneled patterns“
25c yd.
lrcnudlne in large checks or fancy
broad stripes, while combined with
grccn, pink, red or blurb—19c to (the yd.
Third floor,
HASKELL BALLS.
Golfers can find plenty of these
lnuch sought after balls at "Sports-
mcu's Corner." Not more than one
dozen to a customer. Price $6 a doz.
Basement.
'rnn‘ HOWLAND
any Goons co.
Bridgeport.
3 us
RANGES
will advance in price-
52.00 next season.
Manulaciurers have
given us notice.
Place your order this ‘
year.
They will never be ‘
cheapér. "
72 00“.— WW“
arm ‘00-
o are, now showing.
n‘llnllu All
IIIIS'S Hill:
Now-d from are added daily. If
you are t rdudy to purchase. come
and net the styles and our prices.
Dealt. forum that you can always find
better enmity andstrlc for, your mon-
ey here than elsewhere. ‘Our aim In to
five you the best values. at the lava
ultimo”,
M. F Aokormen
utter our. remn-
like one: allow Prices : '
tnblisbmeat.
Ir‘rbo‘inrli Miami
do not try our Company. If you are in
good health we will give you the low"
situates sodium security.
application: doublet Life insurance
can my ' _ . .
,P .Fredcrlcir Field.
.
Nearly 5100.000 Worth of Property in-
still: largo summer: a. .
HOYT'S‘ THEATRE.
‘ One Night Only.
‘MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 22d.
. E x t r a in ,
Majestic Revival of
The Tire Sisters.
A Glorious Play for Young People of
all Ages, by
DENMAN THOMPSON and GEORGE
W. IIYEII,
Authors of
THE (lid) HOMESTEAD.
Presented with Every Advantage.
PRICES: 25c, 500 and 75c.
Sale of seals opens at iloyt‘s 'I‘hcn-
tre, South Norwnlk, and Wood's drug
store, Norwalk, 5 days in advance of
all attractions.
”ANNUAL “ FAIR H
St. Mary’s Parish,
Will open in
LOCKWOOD’S HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 17,
and continue for Seven Nights.
Eight or nine valuable door prizes
will be awarded each cvcninn.
Entertainments, with change of pl‘(r
gram each night. will be provided by
the best ont-of-town and local talent.
()u the opening night will takc place a
MAGNIFICENT MINSTREL PER-
FORMANCE.
Season tickets, including chance on
$10 gold piece. $1. Single admission
tickets. 15 cents.
Dancing cvcry cvcnlug.
sl3 7t
A Palmer.
lf ,vou so on allowing your cycs to
smart, and ache. and annoy. you may
never again be able to make them
strong againmncilhcr can we. Don't
procrastinate. Any Irritation about
the eyes means something. Come to
us and find the cause. If it‘s glasses
you need, we’ll tell you so and prove If.
"DIVER B. HOYT.
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
Fine Watch Repairing.
Room 9, United Bank Bldg. So. Nor.
OflIce hoilrs‘il‘to 11:45; 12:“ to 6:30
Saturday evenings, 7-9.
Special appointments made to suit
patrons.
LARGE ESTATE OFFERED.
valved—Probate Court.
Ono of the most oxlcnsivl- cstnics
over offered to probate. in lirldgcporl,
was that of the late Emily V. l‘luinb.
which was filed with Judge Nobbs. io-
doy. The cnintc In inwmloricd and
consists of pcrnoual property only
and ugsrcpalcs $95,21H2. In the It-
cmizod account as filed with the court
was stock of the Nnugatuck Railroad
amounting to $5.300 us well as that of
the Star l’in (Yorupany. to lilo nmout
of 810.000. The rccapituluiiou of tho
cstntc sbowcd the following:
Iiondu. as scheduled, $32,365; stocks,
352.2%; deposits in local banks, Sill,-
BOSJE; personal property, SLRRR.
. , new a:
. in: nationalism mink,
funding Sumo for Dowmentary
stamps.
Itoliitlvc to the‘ovldonce required in
claims for refunding sums paid for
documentary stamps used on export
hills of hiding, Commissioner Yerkes
has made the following ruling:
“It does not seem to be practicable
us a rule to allow claims except from,
persons. who actually purchased and
ulllxcd the stamps to such instruments.
"So far as this cities is at present.
advised, only Ina few (roses will it be ‘
practicable to tile with the claim the
original bills of lading having the can.
ccled stamps affixed thereto, the oritc
inai stumped, instruments having gen-
erally been transmitted to the cou-
siguo‘es in Europe and elsewhere. In
thus being obligedto depend for the
most part on secondary evidence in
these (zones, there will be a great dan-
gcr that many claims will. without
fraudulent Intent. be duplicated unless
the claims are limited aéha rule . to
those who themselves purchased and
allixcd the stamps. ‘
“If in any case the claim is made in
the name of any person or corporation
other than the one who purchased and
ufilxed the stamp. such claim must be
accompanied by a waiver from the per-
sou who. or corporation which, pur-
chased and ufilxcd the stamps of any
rights he or it may haVe to a refund on
account of the’stumps lined.
“Whorc the original bills of lading
with the canceled stamps attached can
not be furnished. duplicates of such
originals, if they have been retained,
will be exhibited by the claimant to the.
deputy collector. who will carefully“
check them off.
“No copies of original or duplicate
bills of hiding made for the purpose of
verifying the claim will be considered.
in cases where neither the originals
nor the duplicates. issued at the time
of shipment, are available, the deputy
collector will examine the shipping
books of the claimant for evidence of
shipment
"In every case where the canceled
stamps arc not on file with the claim.
evidence must be furnished as to who
purchased and paid for the stamps. If
the purchase was made of the collector
of Internal rchnuc the collector must
corroborate the fact by his certificate.
If the purchase of stamps was made
from any other pnriy the party selling
the stamps must corroborate the fact
by his oilllinvil.
“In every case. unless something to
the contrary appears in the claim, it
will he assumed that the purchase of
stamps was made, in sums of $100 and
Some Silk Bargains for You.
A ChanCe at Men’s Negligee Shirts.
The Silk Baloalns.
33c. Wash Silks, now.
50c. Wash Silks. now.
75c. Foulard. 23 inch Silks at.
Still) Satin Finished Foulard, 24 inches wide, ior
Wash Suits and Wrappers.
75c. Percale Wrappers, new
$l.00 Percale Wrappers and the Reliance House Dress,
$l.50 Two Piece Suits, light and medium colors. now
$2.50 Two Piece Suds, plain and striped chambrey. reduo
Good Outing Shirt Chance.
Men’s Percale and Bediord Cord Shirts, the 50c and 59c kl ,d,
Men’s Majestic and Monarch Negligee Shirts, good valuonil
Some Bargains Ill School Stockings.
Children's Fast Black Hose. double kn
Children's Heavy School Hose I2ic pr , _
Children‘s Extra Elastic. heavy weight Hose. l7c pr.. 3 pr. Silo
New Outing Flannels.
Extensive Line oi stripes and plaids in light and dark celersfail‘
Plain Colors. Cinderella Weavcs at
.I A .
Summer WaSh Sails and Wrapper
School Stockingsiol Bolts and Girl
Gating Flannels for .Aullilll
to close. at
$l.25. now only 75c
ee. Illc pr.. 3 or. for 25¢
.. 2 pr. for 256
We and 12% yd,“
I_2l ‘ydp,
over and that the usual disrount was
allowed."
PETITIONS iN BANKRUPTCY.
William A. Pbippcncy and Morton
ll. l'hippcucy, of Plymouth, lilcd poli—
lions of bankruptcy in the district
court of the United States yesterday.
William A. i’llippvney bus liabilities
of $2.77li.llil and no assets, Marion
It. Phipponcy has liabilities of $234.04
with no assets.
Mr. I. S. A. I’ipkin. of Potolo, Fla.
undcr date of May 20th, 1902. says:
“Please accept thanks for the wonder.
ful llamon's Liver Pills and 'l‘onic Pol.
lets. It is one of the most wonderful
remedies on earth for what it Is recom-
mended. I will ever use it and recom.
mend it to my friends." It costs 25c.
II. II. Plaisted. ”
FIRE IN DANBURV COAL HEAP
llANlillltY. (‘onn.. September 17m
A fire of largo proportions has been
discovered at the bottom of 500 tons
of coal in the yards of Schmidt dz
Scifort, on East Franklin street. Two
III-c companies are attempting to pro-
rent a general spread of the fire.
Here Is a man whose experience has
been worth something to him. Mr. I..
1.. Withcrow. of Liberty. W, Va.. says:
"Please send me prices on l/n dozen
boxes of your Tonic Liver Pills (all
pink). i find they are the only Pills
that will do me any good." You are
sure to find them just as beneficial to
you if you will try them. Iney cost
you 25 cents. It. Ii. I’laisted. "
FRIARS WANT To REMAIN.
ROME. Scpfcmbcr l'lwllitzr. Enrique.
l’crcz. procurulor of the Spanish lic-
coilctto fathers of Rome. has present-
ed a voluminous report to the vailcun,
couhmding that his order in the Phil-
Ippincs Is the victim of much injus~
tlcc and llbul and claiming its right
the government.
FORTUNE FAVORB A TEXAN.
"ilavlnlz distressing pains in head.
back and stomach. and being without
appetite. I began to use Ilr. Kimz's New
Life Pills.“ writes W. P. Whitehead. of
Kcnnndnio, Tom. "and soon felt like a
new man." Infnillblc. in stomach and
liver troubles. Only 26c, at F. If. Bax-
ler'u drug store. ‘”
m
FOUGHT TEN ROUNDB. ,
ST. PAUL. Hcplembcr llwmlo Bic-
Ncw York. fought. tun roumls to a
draw hint night. (lorries. though nor-
voun. at the start. off, proved a last
man on his Iceland a clever boxer.
but his labs and punchm lucked «loam.
Bleioff looked sirens, but the last work
of the New York boy bothered him.
IA to A sows LIFE.
Mrs. Captain If. Hubbard. of Mill
ford, Dal..ssyn: "Brazilian Balm our»
all my boy‘silfo. Ila limo just like
the mom; Iolt‘with croup. We II"
him 1 lowdown. He quickly dropped
to sleep and we all right in theimor-
nine." For «do by R. H. Finished. it.
it. outer. and The onward I’bsh
moor. ."
I
cursors To WATEABURY.
MERIDHIN. September want a
Inertia; of the local high school's an
evolution today. it was decided do in‘
struct‘tbo school's delegate to the next
meeting of the Trinity Fooilmll Ion-
suo to oppose the admission of the
Waterbury High School.
It you find your duties will not new
rail of your taking the two months rest
you should hero at a pleasant summer
[summon 1. bottle of Men's Iron
Tonic Add , '
; IrAH.
to remain there and be protected by _
toll, of Chicago and Jack Carrion. of .
as and 235 WASHINGTON STREEI.“
e.
Eye Sight Specialist.’
OF NORWICH. WILL BE AT THE
Mahackemo Hotel Parlors.
Prepared to Take Orders for His Glasses.
FROM 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.,
EVERY THURSDAY.‘
Eyes Examined Free Sept. l8th.
My $3 Glasses Reduced to Si.
SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS VISIT. ,
Iwill give to every pcrson purchasing a pair of my One Dollar
Glasses. a Gold Filled Frame inadc by the largest optical concern in
the world, This {none has a wr ittcn guarantee to wear ten years. Do
not miss this opportunity.
SPECIAL OFFER FROM OR. WRIGHT’S HEAD OFFICE,
31 Broadway, Norwich. ,
For the benefit of those who cannot visit Inc, the sick or aged. or ,,.
ihosc living at n dislaucc, I will }:unrnnici' to {it their eyes accurately, '
by my scientific method. To curb Iu‘l'imll sending me this question,
blank properly filled out. together with ouc dollar. I will forward a "
once a pair of carefully selected pinsscs that will give perfect satin
faction. ’l‘hcso glasses will contain the bust crystal lenses. clear 11nd,;
plain to the sight, and rcsl'fni to the head and eyes; also a 10-year"
gold filled frnmc. 'i‘hcsc cannot be duplicated for less than 33 any-
where in the United States. I'm not solid moncy in regular letter as
IwiII not be responsible for money lost by mail. Scull either P. 0; "
money order, express money order or registered loller. '
FILL THIS BLANK'OUT .
and mail with $1, to Dr. A. H. Wright. 31 Broadway, Norwich, Ct.
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DON'T runner we care: Tuuneoavfssprmaunm
one...“
A most opportune time for supplying your. Furniture needs is does
our store by reason of the large reduction in price to reduce stock. "to ’
room for incoming goods. and to close patterns that will not be r I -
ed. Included in the reduction are Bed-room. Dining-room and Pat:
also hundreds of Individual pieces of Furniture at every description,
lug sideboards, Cabinets, Obifionlcrs, Dressing Tables. Odd Dragon
and Enamcl‘lleds, Writing Desks. Fancy Chairs and Rockers. oto.‘
“Tho opportunity of the your to buy Furniture at prices thut all
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