most excellent one
“’ W"
night. one person was
- . bly fatally hurt, and
tiled woman, sp.
1 Hart, conductor
doubtful; Mrs. Jo-
' i are. Buschmyer, later—
it 10hr old daughter of Mrs.
slightly injured; Miss
a; In. Annie Schurman:
. nrmsn, Mrs Charles
internally.
-Ib0llt 100 passengers and a
0:1. One hged woman.
is unknown. was uncon-
out and later died in
tmflbrlncn escaped
HELEN condition is very
all it is not believed he can
. The cause of the collision
.been psplahfi
on OFiR'ACE raouats.
Destroyed by Dynamite.
‘11, April 27~Tlle oili-
have been notified of
of two store buildings
1 dynamite, involving dan-
trcu his.
_ . gnu ago a family 0! degrees
‘ . f or and three sons.
. M9115“ atoBeggs. They
and proposed to invest it.
“wimpy a white town.
are no magmas in business
The “the; family bought prop
.-’ '5' a store building and put in
o goods. For three successive
-: the opening of the store a
4 Iii I. Ibtlne of a negro hang
.. s to graph pole and the in-
on "You have brought trouble."
ted on the door.
_ egress paid no attention to this
' Infl- fut night about 9 oclock
' of was set off under
tho build ,which was totally
.A drug! headioining which
v ‘to a ..white man.
i’.
was also
ll‘ No one was injured. The
’s are still at B and declare
they are going ostay.
A010 ABOUT LEIICHING.
jq—u—o r-
hrso Thousand Lives Ended
Withstand
AVEN. April 27. «-J. Elbert
Boulder. Col. .J'a post grad-
at Yale. has just complet-
boastive inydstfgation into
slip the United tea for the
finds that
“silty-one years.
, sorthlo period is 3233. of
1,872 were negroes and 1256
. . .. Thuuere ill women
n that period. twenty three of
m. of whom nine were
murder; in the south 1,- -’l
s and 593 whites were
‘ . cannot be made to show
‘ an 35 per» nt. of negroes
' . cl‘fp'les st women l
828 were. laid. about 4
at them being for murder. in
w ll lynchings are fewer
moments are at camp
lm 1802 iynchings have
. » t (if the' lynch-
. 'of this period
liliedsys of the Vigilantes
and Hon .
' r'rhoids were the
3 ,Malmost wild.
on care me quickly and
matter doctors had failed "
. w'oll, Valley Street. Sanger—
PM. .zOT'ATSMNW
LOUIS, Apr 27 ~Lieutenant"d
.1409 last night gave out the
ot'atemollt: .. "A desire to re.
501315010336 and personal
3 as pro‘mpted my resignation.
t! In Just a private citizen
5‘" my enemies 'and critics will
pf my faults and try to
fidlislble some of the
mend commended for.
' “near“...
that when he voluntarily
3‘" t, null .’ me troubles“
‘.I b, I policy
Albert '1”
,for wanna-c3t
Notified- ' P-J
- rm»? mu...
9 are came together they h
lthe
' .' '8! skin was almost yellow. ayes suns
WP airfield County
loos-tors In Irldgsom. Mdyl.
The twenty-seventh annual conven
tion of the ll‘alrilold County teachers
Association will ho held in the South ,
Congregational
Friday, May 8. -
The program of the convention.
Church. Bridgeport.
“ha been arranged by Principal
i. Illiock of Dahbury, chair-
man of the executive committee, is s
The speakers are
some of the most prominent and suc
ful educational workers in this
Not the country.
convention, at 9:45 a.
The morning session will open with de-
votlonui exercises conducted by Rev.
rlenry H. Tweedy. pastor of the South "
mit‘llngregatloual Cbur -_h followed by
ac by school chil run under the di-
,tion of gulmrvlmr Francis id. How
in , of Bridgeport,
The speakers for the morning will
be John 1‘, Prince Ph D. agent of the
Mossach'usctts board of education,
West Newton Mass: Adelaide V.
Fitch. principal of the Waterbury
Training School for Teachers; T'rincl-
pill James Winne, of Greenwich. will
load a discussion of Dr. Prince‘s lid-
ill-ass which will be all the subject.
”The Recitation.“ The discussion will
ave reference to the high school.
At the opening of the afternoon sea»
sion there will be a business meeting,
after which there will be addresses by
Sarah Louise Arnold, dean of Simmons
college. Boston, Mass, and A. E. Win-
lihlp, editor of the Journal of Educa.
tion. Boston. Mass.
Arrangements have been made for a.
railroad role of full fare going and half
afra returning, certificates being sc-
cured from the secretary at the conven-
tion.
Superintendent G. D Northrop, of
Danbui'y. is also a member of the ex-
ecutive committee. and Principal
Strong Comstock, besides being chair~
man of that committee is a member of
the committee on legislation. Princi-
pal J, R. Perkins, of the Danbury High
School. is chairman of the committee
on resolutions.
A GREAT GENOATION.
There was a big sensation in lees-
ville. lnd.. when W. H. Brown. of that
place. who was expected to die. had
his life saved by Dr. King’s New Dis-
covery for Consumption. He writes:
‘l endured insufferable agonies from
Asthma but your New Discovery gave
me immediate relief and soon thereaf-
ter effected a complete cure. Similar
cares of Consumption, Pneumonia.
Bronchitis and Grip are numerous.
It’s the peerless remedy for all throat
and lung troubles. Price 50c and 81. 00.
Guaranteed by F. H Faxter Druggiet.
Trial bottles free
COLORADO LAUNCHED.
Many Distinguished "FUHDUOHIHOI Ai-
tond Christening by Miss Peabody.
PHILADELPHIA A rll 27. —The ar-
mored cruiser Colors 0 was launched
Saturday afternoon at Cramp' a ship»
yard in the presence of a distinguished
gathering of officials from Washington
and the state of Colorado. including
the entire congressional delegation.
Miss Cora May Peabody. daughter of
Governor Peabody rot Colorado, .ohris.
sued the cruiser. '. Miss Peabody was
escorted to the christening stand by
Charles H. Cramp,‘presideht of the
Cramp Shipbuilding employ. and the
fair sponsor was followed by Gov. and
Mrs. Peabody James C. and Miss Jes
sie Peabody. The Washington party
included Assistant Secretary Darling
and Mrs. Darling; Admiral and Mrs
Bowles; Admiral and Mrs. Bradford.
Admirals O'Neill. Melville and Endl-
cott, and Mrs. Cowles, Commanders
Southel'iand and Schroeder. Checklii
Boy. the Turkish minister. and his twa
sons; Senor Riano of the Spanish lcv
gallon; Captain Bougetckofi’. of the
Jiussian legatlon. and Commander Ta-
kashita of the Japanese iegation.
UNOLE REUBEN'S OPINION.
""l’hey may say what they please. but
listen—hear me; We taken all kinds
bf initiatives. purgailves and cathartlc's,
bllt When it comes to one that is easy
and pleasant to take mild and gentle
in Its action. and that makes one want
an extra slice of bacon for breakfast.
_—.
ljust’ glue me Chamberlain's Stems; l.
:‘ahll. Liver Tablets. and you may have
all the laxative syrups dyspepsia mell-
,iclltlds and pills little or big. there is
hit CDilniI‘L’ Them Tablets surely
aka one feel joyful. " For sale
by Stillson Powell Corporation, F. H
Baxter and Clifford Pharmacy. ”
use. cauauos'r' DEAD.
Famous Instruotross df Deaf Mutos
increased Away yMuMayc. ‘
'NidW Y RK April 27. ~Mrs lira
beth Budd Galisndet. a widow of the
late Rev..Dr. Goilaudet, who was wide-
ly known as an instructor of deaf
routes and a charity worker died Sat-
d .msy at her some in this city. She
was 79 years
Mrs. Galiau at was a deaf mute and
m 67 Dr. Born Build. ‘who
was , sadingNowYorksurgeonabout
fifty years ago. Mrs. Gallaudet Is sur-
vived by live daughters-and one son.
WWII.
in dam is narrated by
his. to fol
“audition
A start!
«amounted pain continually in
back‘an: '13:. no a to, no us
was or a mphyflclsn
m liven in. stigma: was advised
Ileana 3%: to It! great
There will be two sessions of the
m.and‘l:30 p. m. ‘
I
Adjutant General Colo Makes An-
nouncement of Annual May Day
‘ Parades of Coldlsn.
ms: d! i
Tho.fo.lowing orders have been is.
such “by the adjulani general giving
directions for the annual Mil) licld
:iiii' National Guard:
1 _ . State of Connecticut.
‘ Adjutant (lcnerai 8 Office.
Hartford. Apr ll 23 100:;
General Orders No 13.
i.
:Connectlcul National Guard. is hereby
directed to order the companies of Ill-
iauii'y, hospital corps, sections of mu-
ciliile-gu battery. First and
l Compaul s Coast Artillery, platoons of
; light artillery, and 'i‘roop A. of his cum-
;mnnd to parade one day during the
1
i: 'llc Ioi'Bllg _
“a Duodenal in :Urlno
- Mills 13cm}! Ind
% Basil-soils and Pain in
:58“ “Motion, Cool and t
A.__ “Horny IW Getting 0'
imam Children.
speclivc low.ui-l under orders of the
icgimcntal company and battery com
muulicrs. Organizations will devote a
pmlloil of lhe day to rifle practice. un-
ldci orders of the lommandants and
‘..._’
.._..»
..:—d
xllf small firm nrnc. li(‘l.', and the reel of
i lill' duv to such drill as the command
lull shall dirclt including Illstlllction
ill guard duly and "the service of ac-
i-ulity and informatiou. " The brigade
.i-cmmundcr Is hereby authorized to
in am permission for the bi- igadc signal
(Ollii-i to parade as u (pips one day In
. the-mouth of May. pl'oximn.
3 ii. Regimental, signal corps and but-
3:; 'socsu__r__s A'IOXW 3‘"
Svmnu'dswno 0v ”I -/v
$50” «telemecoxmo 'f
‘ r
‘\_, -
~§
to..."
r;
Trim: Mann
“than“... '7'"
' Os. ecosou 1‘17;
.I. ' ‘ ” :ciy ('mnmunllt-i' will attend the. parade
' , if companies. signal corps. sections
, THE CLIFFORD PHARMAGV , ind platoons In person. or be represent-
Piatnsr A. Bradley. Props.
' unit. neon-AL.
*-
ui by a field or staff officer. and will
~cpurl In writing through brigade heali—
quarters, on or before June 1. the con-
dition and efficiency of elicit organiza-
lion; the rifle piacticc. drill and man-
M'“ ‘V' ODIIIM Gives Ixcellsnt 5'“ 'cuvcia performed; time occupied In
tortainment in Bridgeport. l'Iilc practice; time devoted to drill. and
Those who attended the banjo reci- the number in each organisation pres-
tal given by Miss Evil E. cot and performing duty. The brigade
Collins, last Thursday evening. in commander will detail Captain William
Warner Hall Bridgeport enjoyed our M Stark, inspector of small arms [mic-
of the musical treats of the season. lice. Third infantry. Connecticut Na
The talented young artiste was assist- Ilonal Guard. to attend and supervise
ed by Miss Flora Sherwood soprano. the rifle practice of the First and Sec-
and William G. Rockwell basso. EI- and Companies Coast Artillery. and
mer Joyce was the accompanist. 'Cuptaiu Harry 0. YOllllx inspector 0!
The two artistes and Mr. Rockwell Uililiii arms practice Second infantry.
each received unstinted applause. and Connecticut National Guard to attend
the ladies rel elved handsome bouquets. and supervise the rifle practice of
Schubertf‘s 'Hedge Roses," up roll Title]: A also inspect and supervise
dered bv Miss Sherwood was exquisite. the drill and rifle practice of First Sop
Her clear soprano voice was heard at iarsle Company
its best in this as the wide range gave Ill The commander of the Naval
her ample opportunity to display her Bailellon Connecticut National Guard
talent spa was heartlly applauded by will assemble his command at Bridge
the large audience. She. then rendered i now. for one day's duty in May proxl-
‘Life's Lullaby," (Gerald Mae) and mo
"The Swing," (Lisa mum“) in i ii The commisssry general will not
these selections her expression was i fluniah rations for sprint! Dirndl! 0!
faultless and technique unexcelled. the Connecticut National Guard in
Applause greeted Miss Collins as she lieu thereof each company. alsnal
appeared. Her first rendition was "In .curps battery. and "000 commands!
the Twilight. "Glpsy Rondo." which i will purchase such commissary stores
followed, mg excellent but her "om l Iii are necessary for the subsistence of
Kentucky Home” was far sweeter and I their command, and will personally see
more touching than either of the nth that the food is prone: Iy ‘booked and
am. She showed herself to be a mis- .lasued The amount modified should
trees of the banjo. As note followed not exceed twenly- -flvcicems per man.
note the shades of meaning that were and “ill not In any event exceed forty
in the measure were brought out clear- [0901?! including transportation 0f sup~
ly. carrying more. than ordinary pathos "”1955 and cooking utensils. Vouchers
and feeling with them. Hardly had the i' in duplicate for subsistence furnished
last strains died away and the appiulmc w- ll be made on the ac ting ccmmissary
subsided than she was handed a bean scnc ‘rai. and forwarded to this delmrl-
tiful bouquet of pinks which she gracc- men! for payment.
fully acknowledged. , ,\. The commanding officer of each
The selections by Mr. Rockwell were ! company Governor s Guards Is hereby
very well received and heartily encor-zi directed in assemble billion-inland for
on 'one day's drill and parade in May proa-
The remainder of the program “13' iimu on such date as he may determ-
"Hllsheen," Necdham Wsiinsmmi inc; foiwarding to this once when in-
Song.” by (‘reig by Miss Sherwood iBui‘d. a copy of his order designating
"Dandy Fifth March " Farland: "Ser- tho dill? 0i parade
enade" Schubert; “Overture to wu V' Triplicate payrolls for duty. duly
llsm Tell." (ailegrovlvacc) Rossini bylnssisnod by each member paladins.
Miss C. Collins and sworn to hv the commanding of-
The concert was given for the benefit ill ( ' will he required; one copy to he
of the Sunday school of the l‘irslglctuincd by the commandlnl otllcer
Melbbdist Church of Bridgeport and two copies to be forwarded to this
Miss Collins is well known here asl office within two dim; from date of the
she resided here at one time. auntie
Those who attended the recital from V" inapocloril of small arms arse,
South Norwaik were the Misses Lynch. Lice witnessing scores at the firing
Miss Corrie Lamb and Miss Mobeil point. for state decorations. must .00-
Hamilton. iliiil from each contestant lilo organi-
W . 2.. lion alui your ill which he has 'prov
A SWEET BREATH x; im'slll' qualified ill rifle and revolver
i a never fallln s, of a mm“ mm c', No scorcswill be allowed up
listomach When 't'he 'l'i'r'eath ,8 bad mi: ens certified to by the inspecting ofllc-
3MP“ is out of order There is no liar with eltccption of the brigade signal
remedy in the world equal to Kodoli scrim and machine-gun battery. whose
DYED‘PWD Cure for curing indigestion , score: will be certified to by their re
dyspepsia and all stomach disorders. "”0”” commendable
Mrs. Mary s. Crick. of Win. .0 Plains. ‘ l’" 0mm Of the Commanderln- Chief
try" writes: "I have beellallyspopiicl’ GEORGE M COLE
for years—tried all kinds of remedial. . 0 “f- "l'
AdjuiailtCenernl.
Will is F LANDi-‘RS
Asst. NHL-Gen
2.3.4...
but continued to grow worse. By thcl
use of Kgdol I began to timpmvtel At t ,
once. an after ta as a ow ~t‘es.
am fully restored in weight health and . GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
stray-[gm gm] (3.“ eat whntgwer I liked The pleasant to lake and harmless
Kodoi digests what you eat and makes UM! Mlllllle COHEN Cure. gives immed
the stomach sweet Clifford Pharmacy;
"I and Latirlppe because it does not pass
immediately into the stomach. bill
lakes effect right at the seat of the
trouble. it draws out the inflammation.
heals and soothes and cures perms
neatly by enabling the lungs to con
tribute pure. life-giving and Iife~sus
mining oxyxon to the blood and tissues.
Clifford Pharmacy.
ANNUAL FIELD DAY.
Of 0.1'. A. U. Will be Held in Hart-
ford, July 4.
The street parade and field day of
rthe Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
Connecticut will be held In Hartford,
on Saturday. July 4. The affair will be
largely attended from all over the
state and special trains will be run to
accommodate the crowds. The parade
I school defeated ridgeport geporthigh school
rll sun «so out of the interstiholaatfo
Baa? xylem 'l'l'lil‘ “N'R'gun “fl“ sAllll'dly. The game was highly
' At. the piss; ‘Si interesting and closely, delight. as the
' he! the using ”on indicates. Six hits were made.
M ”will be il'eld kill: an m mu
‘ map can cuss [p
Bung? in Am . airs. Franklin 52.» .5 seem
Many handsome prises Will a, “WWW
heinous:
' ., I «More»
days of Ibo several organisatlnns of ,
The commanding officer. lilniglide .
8800M .'
mouth of May. proxlmo in their re ,
'upl-l vision of the regimental inspector ,
late relief in all cases of Cough. Group 2'
MIRID'EN WON CLOCK CONTEST.
MEMBER. A rll 27—Meriden hill! _,
l.
Ammonlatea 'Bom
of over 300 premiums. which
\
New York‘s New Superintendent Le-
land Orders it from Library List.
NEW YORK. April 27~-r"ilncie 'i‘om’s
Cabin” is (ill' the black list, The new
superintendent of public-school libra-
ries. Claude G. Leland, does not ill-
tchd to place it an the list of books to
be used in the class libraries shortly
to he establishcd in the public schools
This announcement has caused no
little discussion among the members of
the board of education who have heard
it. and If the book is not placed on the
list it is probable that the board will
not adopt the list for the elementary
schools.
The reason given by Mr. Leland Is
that in his opinion the book is not of
such a character that it should be,
placed on the list which he has In
preparation.
MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP.
There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. Of all the Solves you ev-
er heard of Buckleu'e Arnicn Balve is
the best. it sweeps away and cures
Burns. Sores Bruises. Cuts Boiis Ul-
:ers Skin Eruptions and Piles. it’ll
mly' 25c. and guaranteed to give satis-
‘,sction by F H Baxter Druggist ”
COHEN ARRESTED.
Inspector McCluskey Runs Dowu a
Crook Who Robbed a Messenger
Bay of 81,400.
NEW YORK, April 27.——The arrest
of Jescph Cohen. twenty-two years old,
in connection with the robbery of War-
ren Smith, u messenger boy, from
whom 81.400 in bills was stolen. whiic
hewas returning from a bank to his
employer‘s store a few weeks ago, was
announced today by Inspector McCius~
key. He said Cohen had made a fill]
confession of being implicated. Co~
hen told the police he held a position
similar to Smith's with the same firm
until about six weeks ago and that he
was discharged. The confession in-
volves two western crooks, according
to the inspector. and he says be ex
pools to have them in custody soon.
For liver troubles and constipation
There‘s nothing better in creation
Than Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills
They always effect a cure and save
doctor bills.
Little Early Risers are different
from all other pills They do not weak-
en the system bllt act as a tonic to the
tissues by amusing the secretions and
restoring the liver to the full perform-
ance of its functions naturally. Clif-
ford Pharmacy
”millet washed will $ATIII slots retain the
sweet odor of the soil).
300 ELEGANT PREMIUMEi wrrli‘
win. us all our '24 fl... illustrated catalogue. clvlul Willi“
marks out from the wrappers of SATIN GLOSS SOAP. SATINB
WASHING POWDER, or SUNSHINE SCOURINO SOAP. Address
David S. Brown Q Co.
“UNCLE TOM'S CABIN" EXCLUDED
we give free for the trade-
slst sr. a North River
NEW YORK CITY
BIG DEFICIENCY.
r
Insurance Concern Expects to
Make Good the Impairment.
BOSTON, April 27~lnsurance Com-
missioner Cutting announces an im-
pairmen of 521.ch in the standing of
the National Assurance Company. of
Dublin lreland. a foreign company do.
ing business in Massachusetts. The
commissioner has been' ndlihed that
the. impairment will be made guild and
that a l'eprescntatilc of the company
is on his way to this country to adjust
matters The company has three
months in which to milke good the dc«
flciency.
A THOUGHTFUL MAN.
M, M. Austin. of Winchester, lnli..
knew what to do in the hour of need.
His wife had such an optional case of
stomach and liver trolihle,‘physlcisns
could not help her. He thought of and
tried Dr. King's New Life Pills and
she got relief at once and was finally
cured. Only 25c. at F. H. Baxter's
drug store.
AGED COUPLE KILLED.
Horse Escaped but Occupants of Car.
Pi'lge Were Hit by Engine.
CLEAN. N. Y.. April 25.—An aged
Irish
the Cube road near the Eric railroad
ci'usslng ware struck and killed by a
train while driving over the tracks
near iiillsdille today. Their horse
cleared the tracks and escaped an in‘
jury.
DUE NOTICE 'ls SERVED. .
Due notice ls hereby served on the
public generally that DeWitt‘s Witch
Hazel Salve is the only suite on the
market that is made from the pure, un-
adulterated witch hazel. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve has cured thousands
of cases of piles that would not yield to
any other treatment, and this fact has
brought out many worthless counterv
felts. These persons who get the gen-
uine DeWitt‘s Witch Hazel Salve are
never disappointed because it cures.
Clifford Pharmacy
lNSPECTiNO THE MAINE.
PHiiiADidiiPHlA. April 27.——Com-
mander .l. H. Perry, Lieutenant Com-
mander A. B. Change and Lieutenant:
Bailey. comprising the naval board of
examiners to investigate the alleged
defects on the battleship Maine, have
begun their inspection of the war ves.
sel at League island. The examina-,
tien will continue several days, Com-,
mander Moore. stationed at. Cramp's
shipyards accompanies the board in
tilc‘ inspection.
m
For Intuit Iiid Children.
The find loll liars
Pulleys Bought
couple named i’lncntiss who lived on ,
r
ililll i VililiIl
. . Pt'flilmifo. .
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
MD. 0.“
‘rr’rr'tvc.
Tin. W . Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
80 South Main Sinai.
south Ncmlk, DWI“,
Telephone, ”137-3.
.. a. u ‘ ,
hung Lockwood ii Co.
“Coal” '
“Goal ’ ’
' “Goa I”
$6.25 per, Ten.
The price of coal having dropped we
as usual, are the first to give our pa-
trons the benefit.
We urge you to bliy our Lohigh Coal
because we know it will be satisfsc
tory. You can’t beat our coal or our
prices. Q
Better buy now while its cheapest.
living locivood & do.
122 WATER ST.. SO. NORWALK.
. .
‘ Bunch Office 2 30. Main ‘Bt.
Tel. 0011 81-5.
:
THINK iT
OVER.
We have about fifty GAS ‘
RANGES on hand, which we will
sell at the same price as last
year, or 89.75 and 812.75 each,
connected free.
After this stock is-d'epleted.
prices will be increased 82.00.
Don't come around after these
are gone and say that you are
sorry you were late. '
Conn. Railway and
Lighting Company.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In effect December 21, 1002.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK. ‘ .
A. M.:—12 40x 5: 05x, 5: 58!, 5:15
6:55, 7:13, 7:52. 8:'16x, 9105!, 9:85x
9:40.103“. 10: 40 11: Six.
P. M.:—-ll 553.1:13, 2:35x, 8: 05,
3230:, 4:014:50“; 5:40.5:‘:55:x.688
6: 56:, 7: 55:: 8. 00. 10.80.
SUNDAY
A..:M—12(0!,5‘051.85:5k. 8:05.
9:588.
P. “.24“ 5:00. 5:552. 7:.80
10:10,
DIA'VE NIY‘W 'VOKK m 'OOUT'H
A. l.—-18:08a. 35:00. moo, 7:00.
awn. cm, ' rll: iozli.
moor. 11:02.
iii-isles. 1. cl. mu. 8:08.
3:36: M 1:04 «calm 82.00!
«or hoes. :.'80x auto: .s'ito’. il:.oox
IUNDL'TS.
A.l-r18:088.0:u.7:80,15208.
r:.n.-su.:aoo:.1 1‘“; '
LIAVI scorn nose: is
m i-
“ O'DI'MYI.
LI.“ 08s.i: 15:. 1:881. f: is.
WMA .L‘ TOWN!"
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