wi 81y? known than the cultiva-
fl! oyster. The products ptthc
, r ad's 80, into nearly all the mar-
: tno world ’The giowth of this
.try in Connecticut has been most
1111111119, and the method of plant-
11.13 and harvestln ”1b
o .
geport is engaged 111 some ex-
111 propagation, though not so
y as is New Haven. Fair Haven
few other sections 01 the state
Th oyster and its enemies 1s a sub
'e'ot no on “industry: that, is very little
so): in the inland towns.
in’titne immsmorlsl oystex s -
been found in some of the bar-
no and channels. No. doubt lndiuns
sternien centuries before the
88,115 there 13,1111 be found in cer-
allties define of oyster shells
lily near the 11v
he and two miles
, industry 15 111.1111 infancy
. After.- the advent of the English, the
oyster "llshlng was conducted 1'01 over
‘ drod and fifty years in much
. tho-’11, me 111111111111 as by the indluns.
1,) ‘So tar as known, planting did not
begin one til about 1800. although
doubliosb b e that date oysters had
ecom's an article or traffic with the in
II) at the inland towns. In the
's of: the business the oysters
who’re they we1e stored. in
, _ later there were few if any
; ., ' in Fair Haven that were not
finned or opening oysters. The oysters
Wore pill; 111) in kegs and transpoi ted
and sold in inland towns. in I830 01
83 7 , tors, of Coperstown N
a scheme to 00111101
I» _ tins of ,oybtdrs and
be ad 60. 000 bushels
~ ' Haven at once.
- the worn
- ill.
nautitles and gave up nearly bank-
pt About 1820 the oystc1 trade
"so rapidly 111111 importation
d from nei hboring rivers
82 ,3 New ayen commotio-
the Ch’esnp'e'ake Bay oys-
1880 the yearly yield of New
arbor was estimated vary
1 12 000 bushels, and in 1840
These oysters were all
val growih and not cultivat-
,1: record, of planting shells
shop Roberts and Oliver
South Norwalk, in 1847; in
, £11111», William Morrell oi
ford; in 1808, by Town
,ot'New Haven. The entire
, one your up to 1868 would
' .5900 bushels. The entire
1181 I last year for the state
ii: crushed stones and
0; and dredge material
total of 8,.094 524 bushels.
the sprin is warm and
bio. on the water out-
? llues ranges in temper-
05 degrees to 71 degrees,
yster w‘ll produce several
111 (1 11111111111111 to
11ng 013113
tore was
ego and rainy. and
, 11 water Was less
, After the oyster
Ill iloat In the water
8; 111cm they come in
4111110111,: (shall. stone or
"After limiting
stile down to the
of its bottom
it? a 1111's to the
_o,nos to grow. A severe
hem. Their
1111 n‘ the weather.
stosro. The
oil: 101: the
with some
3,11qu about
unions to
young,- Oysters.
_‘ stiuct ,. the
they remain closed about throé hoursi'
11111111 111111 on said about the drink:-
:‘in'g .111 iioat'l i oy’stors before they
ure msibeted, gitnd many ideas are
funded. it is a fact that oysters. in;
diclously floated. will been much long}
or out or water than those caught in
the sound and not floated Secondly
an oyster caught in the sound is quite'
suit. and the 1111'ch percent. oipcr
suns who‘ cut oysters do not cure [or
them, and will almost always cull
them bitter.
The drills in some locations are
very “numerous and work mostly on
They are found more
on hard bottom but when they are
caught on the natural beds (which are
always hard bottom) with the young
oysters. and planted on mud they live
and in red in order to catch them.
they use very fine mesh nc‘ttln‘g in
their dredges This season they have
done much damage.
The most destructive enemy to the
oyster in this vicinity is the starfish.
At times they come. 111 such countless
numbers 1.11111y they destroy large'quan-
titles of oysters before they are discov-
ered. They often set will) the young
oyster. and until the mop drod'ger was
invented.
save a crop of oysters when oysters
and stallish set at the sumo time. The
11101) d-redgor has been a great discov-
cry for the oyster 11111111111 v and has
been the means of saving thousands-cf
bushels of oysters. Starfish spawn 1111-
out the some time as the oyster and
utter seveml days' iibntlug. the some
as the oystei spawn. they settle dowu
and adhele to ally shell or bind mute-
rial. At first they have n glutinous
appealancc and about the third day
they commence to grow ted When
the spawn commences to turn. it
might be taken for 1111 oyster, but only
for a short time, as it. soon becomes
a full-fledged starfish. After the first
week 01' 10 days, they commence to
work on the oyster set. How long it
takes 11 young siurfish to complete its
wmk on an oyster at this age, is not
, known. It has been proven by experi
monts that a three year old sttufisb
will kill and eat a. two your old oyster.
Tho, starfish was put into 11 glass globe
and the next day the oyster was put
in about 10 minutes the stbrllsh
closed around the oyster. and had the
appearance oi! crushing the top shell
in for - some 30 minutes. then tho.
starfish looked as if it was inflated.
and remained in this condition until it
let go of the shell, which was entirely
cleaned from the meat. This required
about. 115 hours. The oyster was
rather small and the starfish hourly
covered it from sight, but the ob
server was able to see that his enor-
mous succular stomach wits protruded
inside of the shell. and he proceeded
to digest the meat at leisure. When
the, operation was completed. he with
drew the stomach and stowed it awn)"
. in its place.
The starfish in its normal state is
very flexible indeed, and only becomes
still and rigid when molested. The
old idea that s starfish simply to n
111 pieces and thrown“ overboard woii 11
die is a great mistake. Each ray has
the; power of reproducing all'- lost
parts. so that each 111111119111 may
after a time become 'a orient stur-
fish. The egg or the 1111111111 110861111
bles somewhat that of the shad. This
specie of starfish is found along the
coast of Massachusetts to Florida;
One does not hear oi stars killing oy s7
toys, to' any orient. except in Long'
island Sound and its tributaries.
The 0 3111111 form of .1angles con.
Unit , , Sthtd‘s'WF'iiih
1111111 tor - ”11‘ s
lug-'2?“ made" 511% lron' snpi
ported at each and by llxed runners
to keep the frame oil the bottom, so
as not to destroy the specimen This
was devised by P1'.oi A. E. Vorrlll at
Yale college, in 1871 and improved in
1873 by mailing the bar an A sh one
In Prof. Vorrlll 11 report to the United
States 1111111 commission in 1871 1111
calls the attention of the oystcr'men
to this or some similar device to cup.
tots stofliilliton oyster beds: wher
they so often prove very destructive.
This dovlce' was not uabd b' the bye
turmoil until the your 188.111 the
moantlmo. nil binds-,1)! tired}; it were
used and 11 grist 11111111 ‘oyu er beds
were abandoned. on account of
large 111111111111: 01 small star-11.11111 11113
41111111111110! and 11111111111111 oi. dollars
,wsrs‘ expended on the construction or
111111, ridsss' and several 11111. 111.11
. 'b‘s
, 1.11111 cyst 11119111
. - the not 0 Marilyn
it was almost impossible to '
. of 1.11112 short meeting
ill
whom in; prayer sen,
nice at ll: 30; Holy Communion and to
oepilou oi 11191111111111. 11.1, 10. 30; Sands. 11%
school and upon class 12 11121111111111,
League sorylce 0130 .1111). .; ovenln'g‘
service with se1 own at 7:30. The mu-‘
sl'cai program will be chiefly a rcpotl
tlou 1L1 he Christmas music ’
‘Es‘st vtuu‘o M. E. Church. ‘ Re-
0111111011 01' probutlonors a'nd members,
11111117111113 and the holy communion at I '
10.30 a. 111. Sunday school 111 12 mb.' .,
Junior Len'guc at 3 p. 111.. conducted
by Mrs. Bowen; Epworth League at 0‘, ,‘
led by pastor; selections from
the Christmas cantata, repeated by 1‘11-
11. 111..
‘.quost under direction of Frank Q
Mefrlum ‘choristcr assisted by chorusl ‘ -
choir. followed by brief sermon and "
evangelistic service by pastor, 7 p. m
Special evangelistic services every e‘v? .'
111111111 during. the week except Sutur ‘7
dny at 7: 30 singing led by Frank Q. ..
Merriam 'chorister”
Knight Street Church. ’1‘. B. 'McCon- '
neli. pastor—~11 a. 111.. preaching ,by'
Rev. 1. Emory. of Bridgeport: 72:30,
Sunday sclmou;
deuyor;
sermon by the pastor.
lugs: Tuesday evening class meeting
and oificiul board:
Dr'uyoi meeting
CONGREG‘ATIONAL.
8011111. Norwnik
Cillllci‘i': Rev Paul M. Strayér. post 1""
10: ‘10 a. In. public Worship reception
or members Sacrament of our Lord‘s
Supper: Cominunion address “God and
(lut'Neighbor':(111n1'tettes,"(llorla1n
ltxcclsis' Wilson. "Bread
Wml.d" 111'11nz;12 111.. Bible school.
I umout. icunlugs and Men“ 11 Christian
Inquiry (‘lubs;i :30 p. m. vesper hour
with monthly musical program The
muuiotie will render the cantata “The
Holy Night” by John Hyatt 1 low 1"-
01 gun prelude, “Night"; chorué.‘ -
deri'ul Night"; r'ociiutive and 1111‘ (ten
m")
‘11 is tho. Christ Our God": solo (burl
1111111) “To You the Blosscdness He
anI'Ws
Joyful Be”: recitatlve. soprano “Mark
Thou My Heart;
‘Wolcome, Thine
Wc'lcomc'“ . solo.
111111111110. '0 Jesus Lny Thy Gentle.
Hood"; finale chorus “Now Praise We
All Our God "
First (‘ongiegntlouui (‘hurcb George
1). Egbert. pastor-Mowing service at
10: 30. The Sacrament of the lord's
Suppoi will be u1lminisiered.sunduy
school 111 12: 15' evening service at
7. 30. Special musical service. or Ch1lst
mas m11sic;.Yo'11ng People's Socioly
meeting Thursday evening at 7': 30,:
church prayer service Thursday even?
ing' 1118;11 B. 11.11115111th meeting
Wednesday afternoon at 3‘ o‘.c1<'1r.k
«Music at the First Church. tomor-
row: ~Morning. Communion 'sorvlcc.
Pmludo. Communion In E m1nor,E
Imisto; quintet "it Come Upon the
Mldnluht Clear." B 0.Kie1n; uuar
tot, “While, With Coaseless Course.
the Sun. Schnc'c'kcr; postlude, Fugue
in (l Men.dslssohn Evening, musical
sc1vice Prelude. Christmas overture. -~
ircquested), Asbmalt; “Blessing. Hon-
or GlOry and Power," iiron'1""ifho
Last Judgment) Spdhr; “The King of
Love My Shepherd is" Schne'cker;
soprano solo “Cry Aloud Spare Not "
llrom Isnlhl Patton; 001111111111 11010,
“Pesos on Earth. " G Lune; Postiude.
Sonuta. in A minor lst movement A.
K Bitter. 1,- .
BA APTl 8.?
South Norwnlk Baptist Church—-
10: 30 a. m., subject, diaries and tho
Clerical: phlect lesson to the children:
special music by s‘uortette. Evening
service 7 p. 111.. subject The Rebound
ior prayer bud
testimony at close of evening sermon.
Nxt week will be observed as the
’erelg of Prayer. lble scho‘ol at 12
111. Sunday: cum (or 1111 1111911 and
everyone will 1.9: cordially welcomed:
Junior 018: at 4 p. “111.; Senior (3.11.
0 p in. subject, New Boipnulngs: leodr
der Fred Lyon. We hope this v‘I'lli
prove a fresh start for all the yo'un!
people or our church and mom will
bring some helpful w rd or thought
#01, the New Your. " nos lilo naeta‘.
all! ls‘ychange: the pilot is gone: seité
to ’uy 1!
First Baptist Church, I.) T; V1111 Dori
9 1.11. photon—Prayer acrylce'. 10 11.111:
church service, 10:80: Sunday school
12: ‘;00 Around People's meeting. 6: 30,
11111111111: 11111111111. 7:30 Thursday ov-
cnlng prayer 111119111111; 7. 30.
“RPM PAL.
'i‘rinltyé1 place all! Church. West
btro idol-Niel avenue; Rev: R'om~
pbrles. rector—~11on Com»
.. 111111111111 school. 0. 15
cm 1111‘ prayer and sermon. ll
ovoid 3 service. 7 30 81' 111. 8119
' llrst 111111.911;
6:30'Christlsn Eu-‘
7. 30, Communion and short,
Weekly meet , 1
Friday evening. ‘
Congregat1oiial . 1'.
of 11111‘ "
T1191 c Wore Shepherds"; chorus . . 3'.
chorus “Then Let Us Ever
uuurtette “Welcome - '
things. .
a little 1
on of what they are-'-
cepi a Pullman porter.
Endeavor.”
‘ sod of men they are.
'1 docks.
Tragédy written by one
game 110111 the inside.
women ‘s especial benefit.
NDAY SUNS or; mid summer will codiaiu)
1115 only» ossible to say 11111.- 1111)! will contain-wax y good
Next fail, same to same.
It is possiblbpihoug'h, to glue the 111111 and the Woman who
are hungry already for next Sunday ’5 NEW YORK SUN
. not ossible to,- to tell what THE NEW
voR'K 'gg " w“
few. puppies. There will be, or instance
Fewer Beggars, This icon,
~ Bedg'ars or: really interesting subjects when they ate
considered through another 5 experience.
Thl'féo‘ Stunts dt Draw Poker.
A ditcbursc on the value of a poket education to a 7
business man in a distressing situation and no friend cx- :
Old Time Tricks of the Turf.
Told by a man who says that he thinks the racing .
gime oi the present is " very much 011 the Christian
Mr. Carnegic’s Lieutenants.
Showing mhow Mr. Carnegie picked his. men and what
Chose Whales and Live Long.
An article that snielis of salt and the New Bediord
Coasting" l‘d‘the Dork.
. lhe pictures and the stories of the cllys big play~
' round ale drawn and told in a way to make the oldest
fioy in the world chuckle for glee.
111 the Bucket Shop's N‘ci
Americans in Paris.
Then come the pages and par es of subjects for
Columns 1 out the fashiom.
Next winier-'same.
“8):“? get, by a tow, very
who has seen the 11011 11111:
1111'. 31111115311 oil-:1“ or. The new 1131111 i
‘ TO ALL 1111111111111-
FIFTY-741% NEW YORK
SUNDAY suns
The Sun can be secured in South Norwalk From tho following news.
dealers:
FRED sloouEMAN, 10 North Main street. .
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN, 134 Washington street" Donovan Block.
JOHN 1". HAYES, 5 Main strut, Not-walk.
T. J. MAGNER. 2 South Main Street.
H. E. BODWELL. 16 Washington street.
LEARY A 00.. 19 Railroad Place.
cordially invited. 1111111111111 Room open
to nthe public ouch week day from 2 to
8T. PETER’S GERMAN LUTHERAN.
St. Peter's German Lutheran
Church, North Main stroet.~—Sorvices'
ut hid-Sunday evening. conductedhy'
Rev. K Kretzmann. oi' Stamford
GERMAN WANGELICAL.
German Evangelical Church, Charles
A. Brocksniler Motor—Services every
[Sundily afternoon at 2 o‘clock In the
Swedish Congregational Church.
1 FINDS WAY TO LIVE LONG.
'i‘ii'e stnrlii'ng announceidelit or 11
Discovery that will surely lengthen
life is made by Editor 0. H. Downoy.
or Cburubusco ind "i wish to state."
he Writes, "that Dr. Kings New Dis-
covery 1111 Consumption is the most
infallible remedy that i have ever
known for Coughs Colds and Grip. it's
invaluable to people with weak lungs.
Having this wonderful medicine no one
need 111-111111 Pneumonia or Consump-
1111-1111111 is instant and cure ,»
i111111
curtain.” i". ll Baxter guarantees ev
ery 50c and 81 bottle, and gives trial
bottles troll: '
Wng- - '
FIR: DOE! DAMAGE 07' 428.001).
SHAMOKIN Pin, Jon 'lv-A the of
unknown origli'i broke out tilday in the
Grand Union Tea store. 9 1111111111;
and stock of this oompspy, as well on
that at Josiah Richards
galore, and tbe'81ngor Sewing Machine
1 are. were entirely destroyed. boss
125 .000; partially insured.
‘u—u—m—W
usoouoctouii room occur. ..
. During 11 1111111111 and terrible ‘nttticlt‘ «
li‘ uteroup. 1.1111111114111111; unognlgigpfa ;, ,
1mm strangulation says A.“
lord. postmaster “'9 uninitiated. 111111 11
mustered no cosmonauts." '
Gil Id}. B 113$le It _ 11
" 1111;: ‘ucu shortly 31m child
- contents of the
dry goo’do "
about in disorder.
' hooldn'g'i 11011
lbs boginn 11¢.
, y ,7 .npd 11.3%" ii iii“
.1 _ nu door 11
' , "F—R; advanced 4
111m in no 0 hi o'xcépt ilio gran. M
Anya»: oi consumption 111111: nimble:
1111 one having consumption who»
iomlly' or‘ blend: still hold on to I my oi
ibai‘ is I
hope. my 1111. 11111111011 in the knowlsdpoi
the loot 1111110110.
{11% 11.111111111111111 «only cm. 1
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SUMMER HOUSE BURGLARIZED.
NIAN'I‘IC. Jon. b—The summer resi
dence of Rev. J. .1; 1111200011, of Hart
lord. in this place. was burglarlzed
within a short time ago this year. The
discovery was made yesterday by
some or the residents. The doors at
the house were battered down and the
house were strewn
No one here can
tell what the burglars carried away
111110 011th Caro will
- OARGE
lt‘tor Gustav 111 WaRohln too 8. N.
3 Provision, Alb“! 55 Width 1191101118 N.
‘ Htsousmrugg AND uossE'
RB...
on Edward 10 Haoiord Pl. 8. N.
' BOARDING HDUGEB. "-
. lohordoon Mrs. J. A. 10 West a 8. N.
‘. Golntli'd' Hence 6 Elizabeth 8'.- Nb '
, 3991' AND SHOE DEAL 8.
color Geo. 159 wathihg ton s. N.
: ovy Max 169 Washington 8. N.
': ,Ly'on F, I). a Cd. 90 waihington 8 N.
: BOOT AND BHOIEMAK'ERS AND RE-
' PA AIRE‘RS
,iBredlco Ernesto 63 Main N.“
.‘Naah Elmer H. 14 Water N.
' Wood Henry A. 16 South Main 8. N.
BOX MANUFACTURERS.
The Knapp Box Go. 132 Water 8. N.
BUSTNESG COLLEGES. 1
Brown's College Goo. E. syn-11111“ Prop.
BUSHELM‘EN. .
Karpinoki Frank 2d floor 31 Wall N.
CARPENTERS AND B'UIL'GERB.
Gamble Leslie Riverside MIIII I N.
Mather Harry w. 131 Water 8. N.
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
Brothorton R. i... 20 Brook N.
,Makin Ellis 10 Hartford 3. N.
CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS (ARTICLES.
Haye'l J. T. 5 Main N. - _
CHIRopooisTo.
Griffith Mn. Joule 40 Wall N.
CURIOSITY SHOP;
Manner T. J. 2 30. Main 8. N. ,
CIGARS AND TODAGGO.
Hayes J.‘ T. 5 Main N.‘ ‘ .
Oldonschla'ger John 104 Vilbfuh'ton 8. N.
Smith E. F. Mohackom‘o ,B'loclr.
Wholploy 11 Clark 04 Wllhluntou 8. N.
CLOTHING AND GSNT’B FURNISH-
' ' ING . '
, Jonem M. 163 Washington 8‘. N.
CONFECTIONERB. .
Cindy Kitchen 24 south Main 8. N.
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.
Kbiehar M G H 57 .Moin' N.
g‘smm‘l-iarrio A. 39 Milo N.‘
DENTIG‘I'B.
. Bautweii c. F. 97 Wb‘o‘liingtou s. N.
' ' Hoyt Frank B 4 South Main 8. N
' Phelps F. A. 78 Wapfiington 8. N.
DRESS AND GOAT MAKER.
Chlnory Min 8. 15 Elm N.
DRESS CUTTING SCHOOLS.
Mood Mrs. J. w. 11 Hsvllond 8. N.
DRUGGIG‘TS.
Baxter Frank H 8 8011111 Main 8. N.
Griffin '7'. B. 205 Wublnnmn 8. N.
PIIiItId ’R. H. 43 Washington 8. N.
DRY GOODS.‘
Hiolop J. A. 01' Go; 83 Washington a. N.
ELIonc uorosa.‘
FISH mo ovsrans.
St. Bridge R. 11.01.1th11 Prop.
. FL LORIBTG- .
Smith J. H. E88. 80. 8011871 Main 8. N.
FRUIT AND GONESGTIDNSRY.
'Olnsvarl D 170- Washington 8. N.
.Morolil Jonpli 84 North Moi» ,8. N.
" FURNITURE DEALERS.
Collins AM. A Go 18 N Mlln 8'. N.
FURNITURE ANDGRGOK RY
Rosco Mix 1. 187 Wooblngtoii
GAG APPLIANGFG. .
eon-1.11. I. 1.. Do. 114 '36. Main 8. N.
GENIR‘AI. REPAIRING.
;‘rhommn R. o. a Rowan B. N
GLOVE! AND LaLADlg'G' WAIDTG
éHoyoo Mrs. A.‘ MI 85 B. Mold 5. N.
GROOIRG'. ' '
Booker Oom' 116d“M 14,1 Washington I. N.
Epstein Mi“
J'oaiidv'a Nico; First 1.! 74.
1111111111111» "111191 10 1:111» 11'. N.
Wilcox Idwio 70 woulduitou I; N.“
HANDWARI AND OUTLGRVr
P1111 6 «do Go. 1m Washington 8.81.
Norm 1,1 1411111: 1111.14.11: N.
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DIM 1111111110: 15‘ ivMNH-i , .
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111. 111111: 1111,
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Clifford Phar. Platnor a Bradley Props
Finch Frank M. 128 Washington 8. N.
Stillson-Powoll Doro 82*Wuh'ton B. N.
chkerman A. A 8011 84 WlIh'ton 8. N.
Smith M. 8. I ‘00; 82 wooblnuton 8. N.
Nor. Electric Co. 202 Woou'ton E. N.
Bridge Market West End Washington
’Podmoro willlam 87. North Main 3. N.
5'” Gila WIob'ton I N.
Ily‘moiii'. 01m. I. 88 Wniblngton I. N. '
damask Watkins I1 Dow 1,12 Wash.
M” ”ii" .1 ”it a ' '
Mont “WI
Old "Woli 32?.sz ‘
Long 811m 18 Month
Wlnw am .8 8911311..
LUMBER
Hatch than"! 10‘
MACHINERY 11
MoKlbbln 0. NJ:
Miller 1.111.136
MEAT ,A'i
Hayes Ferd North . , T
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KImp‘ H.‘ w. 4,5 Wu
Kooour Franz 10 N mt _,
Neu‘g‘o‘bauer 1.84 Whirlwind
Porcelll J.‘ 107 W'Ibllln'gfon
Batu John 8 7
Steven. M. w'. 7
081 A
lv'oo 118' G 28
Lobkw'oo
Siudweil,
NEWSDEALER'G A
D 3
Haydn John T. 5 Mills N.
Leary G. 1'30. 18 URII'if
PAINTERS AND P,
Sanity .l W 207 Wth 0671
Duck» 13. 19 Havlio'v'rd .
Eugiuson F T. 32'-
Rudder J. A. 33 Bad! -
FAWN DROKBM ' '
Horwlt: 1. 154: W“!!! I. N.
PHOTOGGA‘PHIR' -
Lewis E. 11 Main N.‘ ' '" ' '
Rooomon F. B. Gum; Dido
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PIANO AND‘ 011111111 1118111111689“ -
Benedict Mina F. 42 VIII! K111155- NJ
Dlobrow Min Nollie 38 Wool A
Mnnvlllo Edward E. 19 go ,
PICTUREG ANBNEGW
BIdlont Way 8. 13 Wont A»; .1 N1" f
morons Humid» '
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