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local tensions
WEATHER FORECAST.
c——._L_.
II‘or Notwalk and \lclulty: Fair to
night and Friday; colder tonight. The
disturbance tltat was central off tltc
South Atlatttlc coast. yesterday morn-
Ittg. moved rapidly northward.
increasing in energy and passed this
vicinity last night. it its now central
near Portland. Maine. It has produced
high winds with rain along the coast
add snow iii the interior. Consider-
able cloudy weather with light snow
prevails ths morning. in the Lake re-
gion and central sections. Conditions
liner for this \IcInIty. pleasant wea-
thet with lowet temperatures and
brisk westerly winds. The northeast
storm warning that was ordered yes-
terday morning has been changed to
southwest and will be lowered at sun-
MEI.
Lincoln Council. 0. U. A. M.. will
mt‘l'i tomorrow night.
Ix’abaosa Encampment, I. 0. (i. I‘., of
Norwalk. will hold a session this even-
lng.
Mrs. R. C. Jackson, of Hartford, ha:
been the guest of friends in South Nor-
walk.
Joseph Stceginullcr. ot'
avenue. is spending a few days
New York city.
Miss Flora M, Rates. of Union ave-
nue. Norwalk. has been the guest of
friends in Branchvillc.
5. horse, owned by William Sterling,
the, expreaaman of Fairfleid avenue
died yesterday of colic.
The Winthrop basketball players will
practice this evening, at tho town as-
sembly hall, in Wall street.
Tha'card rooms of the Norwalk Club
are in the hands of .l. W. Beatty‘tt men,
who are rcdccorating them.
Colonel George I). Russell, of the Ho-
.th Norwalk. has rc.urned from a ser-
cral days visit in Massachusetts.
The semi-annual nomination of of-
ficers of Iltc Patriotic Order Sons of
America, will be held tonight.
Mlilfi Alma 15. Hamilton ls visiting
her aunt, MIN-s Ilamilton. of 17 West.
, Twentieth street. New York city.
Miss Charlotte M. Hamilton Is It
guest of Miss Louise A. Coddington. oi
Eighty-first stteet, New York city.
A new rail has been placed along the
Wilson Point road. north of the Stand-
ard 011W0rks, by the town authorities.
~Robert G. Wilson and family, of West
avenue. left town yesterday for New
‘Iork. whole they will spend the wItt
let
S. W. Malian. of New York. repre
senting the George Hotchklss Sotts
Company, was In South Norwalk yes
terday'.
Washington Lodge. 1. O. G. ’1‘.. Jts.,
of Cranbttry. is planning to hold an
entertainment on Saturday evening.
December 26.
James R. Mclga. of Madison. has been
commissioned postmaster of that place.
This office was raised to the presiden-
tial class July I.
Miss Charlotte Stabcil. has returned
to her home In South Norwalk, after a
pleasant visit. with her grandmother.
Mrs. Johti l’oolcy. itt Daticn. ‘
There will be a high mass at St. Joe
cph’a Church, South Norwaik. Baler
day morning. at 9 o‘IcIotk fot Owei.
Kittdiiloft. who died one year ago .
A new ,work bar. pttntp and fixtures
have arrived for "The Elk." as Land
lord Jacob umweuer has named the
Hotel Hamilton. They will be installed
iti anlav or two. . .
t). l. Allen of Washington sails
today for Jacksonville, —‘.i-Ia Mr,
Allen has been in poor health and
expects to spend the winter at Baya-
Ion, twelve miles below Palm Beach.
William Gardner Crockett. of South
Norwaik. has tied from Boston,
Mass. whorp' hmfitpnded the annual
meeting and banquet of the Messachu-
sette Accident Association.
The Norwaik Lock shop commenced
working a ten-hour day. Tuesday. Pro
vious to this the men have been putting
In nine uru and III at 3
oclock lib: Sutrfid aftergoouiu
Thel’ioot‘bf the Pad-
ina is in the Eating
Quintard
lit
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So It ll with our mate. 5
We ciuirn better meat at io'whkcj‘“
The ladies“ Aid Society of the Can-
tton Methodist Church will hold an en
tcrtalnmont this evening. and among
Norwalk. who will usaist.witlt phono-
graph selections. .
The Connecticut house at the St.
Louis cxpoaitlon will be finished this
week. The Insurance has been In-
erased from 85.000 to 820.000.- A meet.
ing of IIII Connecticut mantis-ion will
be held Saturday. at 1:80.
Mitts Edna Tuttie. teacher of the Gen
for school. at Oxford.
applications for Itcr services
when. With most commendable zeal.
«he refuses to entertain any of them.
feeling that It would not be right let
her to break up the work III the school
here. by resigning now.
Mrs. bet) Donatell. of Stamford. died
vcstcrtlay morning. in the Stamford
Hospital. of typhoid feVer. of which Hllt‘
had been III for name Weeks. The
body was taken yesterday to Clttrkt-
burgh. West Virginia. where the latter-
Ill will be Itcid. Mrs. Donatell's bout.
was originally In Clarksburgh.
'I‘Ite iloard of Manuela of the Stain
ford Poultry Association held It meet-
lng, last night. The premium list was
the principle mutter attended to. All
the arrangements for the show are be-
ing carried out nicely. and the mana-
gers are confident. that it will be much
better tltatt the two previous shows.
Few of us can afford to bestow hand-
some. expensive presents “all around
the clock" to everyone on our list, and
yet we like to ltave ready il small of-
fcrlttg. Just to assure the prospective
owner of It that lie or she has been ttf~
fectlottatcly borne lumind. 'I‘Ita "III-
tlp remembrance" is highly appt'ocittt~
et.
Senator Hawlcy has presented to ”it"
state library a volume entitled "lilo-
graphical Congressional Directory."
covering from tltc Continental cott-
gress. September 5. I774. to October 21.
congress from the that congress, Marc h
4. 1789 to the fifty- -sct'.enth Match 4.
103 Inclusive.
There was a lively tltne In the smok-
Ing car of the train that arrived in
I)attltury at 2:15 yesterday afternoon.
says the. Now. It was the result of a
quarrel of several men chr a game oi
cards which commenced a short time
before the train reached llanbury.
Several blows were struck. bttt no scr-
Ious damage was done.
The approach of Christmas has al-
ready made itself felt at tlte local of
lice of the Ad ms Express Company
Packages and undies that are Itnmis
takably Christmas presents arc receiv-
cd every day. and the number Its iti-
creasiitg. The company has been on-
usually busy this-year. the usual slack
tiiatcomes in November being less not-
iceable than usual,
A local jeweler Wits much amused
testertlay when he received a watch to
rcpait that had been ptevlousiy fixed
by a watcltmaker in one of the small
towns In the vicinity. 'I‘ lie main
.ptittg had broken and the watcltmak-
er. doubtless being without springs had
tepaired it by gluing the parted steel
together and tlteit winding It with silk
thtcad. Attd the owner of the watch
doubtless wondered why his time piece
did not run.
A great many berries will fail ftoIn
holly boughs aitd Wieatha that you get
for Christmas decoration. Do not
throw these away. says Country Life
iit Atnetics. for they can be gathered
and used to good advantage III malt-
lng ornaments for the tree—~stars
crosses festoons and so on Make a
flgiite of catdboaid or board. (‘0th It
with glue and sprinkle the berries
upon It. then tie it to the tiee by means
of a red ribbon.
the artists will be Charles G. Heat. oil
has had illl'tItI‘
else» 5 _
‘shoppcr Impmves.
177lt, Inclusive. and the United Statcs=
now__‘._I.___ANp°$
These are the very best days
for Christmas shopping. ‘
The rush days are yet to cotttc.‘
liwryonc is alert to serve yoti.,‘
There is abundant time to
search otit the wanted articles.
Service is better because not
too-hurried.
Yes. these are the days the wise,
Unly I3. in
I
all oil Christmas.
75c VELVETS—ssc.
Iho.~'c Iich- liltikllll; :titII lldlltl I
Niillt' tttct tal- -printcd \cltcts that
have sold all seasonal 75 cis.——l
55c.
livery piece in thc .storc goes iii
at the new price itt order to make
a quick clear-up.
lilack and blue with white fig-
urcs. changeable grounds with
silver Iigurcs. Willlt‘ with black
Iigtircs. 55c.
They'll be snapped up M)—
Be prompt.
Left aisle. rcur.
FANCY CHINA.
'I‘Itrcc of the richest patterns of
chitin that hate come in many it
dot. just Itutricd In from .I trip
atross the mean Iltcy me "C“-
t'st shape, too, and with It rare
charm.
l’rctty pattern with gold Icul'
and lace border pattern:
blscutt-iar—82.
cltocolate-pot—82.
Salad bowls—81 to 82.50.
MtIalt-attd-tttllk set—>81. ,
conib-atiII-brusb tray—Si. ;
celery-tray-~8I.25,
spoon-Itoldars—fttic.
Rich design with heavy
and pink iosc decoration:
aaiad- bowls—81 50 aItd 82.:It 't
III usli- and comb tray ~82.
celery-li’ay-—-8l.75.
Ivracker~iaI‘——82.5ti.
chocolate-sci—8750. .
herry-sct»88.50. I
mayonnaise-dish~—8i.50.
completes—81.50 and 8
cups attd saucers«812.uti doz.
plates——88 810 $111.! I0 doz.
\icntta china iIt Iantt shapcst
dccotatcd with ittutoon or green
itt coittliittntion with gold (tilt
u‘itlt handsome medallion group
t‘cttlci‘sr
alleviates-82.
salad-bowels—«li!
(«Imports-82
cabarets—83.75.
cups-and-sauccrs—8 I .75.
plates—~87. so. 89. 810.5o doz.
vases—~81.“ 5 to 810.
Ihcy are worth II jourucy
sec.
gold
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Itascnicut.
rm: 'HOWLAND
DRY GOODS co.
Bridgeport. Conn.
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illiIESani’dr
IturC
I’Eillilililiil l’IllS.
U-d for ,II" by leading specter}:
Miala. A trial Ill
K.
[landmine tutti.
lacuna flung-loonvdnco‘no of fish lawn:
a «it
took “Almuim orby nail Ila be:
"Ill HEDIIINE 00.. In 1930. BOSTM. an:
PALA‘I'AIL‘I AND‘POTIU. ...
. Jails.“ We»
wait and debilitated. “It, Ia appealing.
uncouth-lug and vitalit-
Ing. Quickly and per-Ia-
Innfiy CURES
Dyspepsia
J. . and indigestion.
' “ ‘ tr, II. rum»
Edward P. Weed, Norwaik
Piuiutud'u Drug Store, 80. Nor.
i.v»-
F HESH FISH
9'0”” up
most man 5 cu. m 260
FLOUNoaas'. 5 La. FOR as:
some anamo, Yo La.
BLACK FISH. 8c La.
MARKET coo. 7c LB-
wnu new, 10: La.
soa'rou still: 6.: La.
watt Ll 8ALMON,10¢ to.
not: PICH,14¢ Ll.
SMELT,12c to.
orange Louo cum AND ove-
nag, “no: League”. to: or.
C T DUGROSS
“I“ ’ W
3 Look ’T'IiéSe Prices
Ove___r!
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following weto issued December !
ll. l903.
List. furnished frottt otllcc of A. M.
Wooster. solicitor of patents, Bridge-
porLICotInu
Willis M. Wright. New Iiuwtt feed;
a ater heater. I
Henry 1.. Ilradley and II‘. W. in!
New Haven. tIttttittg machine.
Allan J Iictttott New Btitaiu inack '
cl forittoutn pipes.
John W. Carleton. New Britain tuo'
ptitonts~ lute-chuck; plate-lion.
ohlt Carleton tutti G. E.
New Britain, plane.
James V. Washbitruc.
socket member.
"Inlet I". Toomcy. Gullford. subma-
rine boat.
Lewis ll. Nash. South Norwalk. gas
engine.
George H. Moore. Norwich. composi-
tion material.
Autos Gagnon. Stafford Springs. se-
lcctlve telephone system.
Allison N. Clark. Plainvillc. filter.
=aley’s K Idn Cure
when kldnm and b or firm
Trash.
Waterbury,
l
I. m ... .
ANY; ouuo
;.want to get thin—human
Ioulsidc of your wait-ti.
For NERVOUSNESS and INSOMNIA
.gt'augcs In gtmd condition financially
V TEMPORARY RECEIVER ASKED.
lust—Mir ttIIIt illllt or Wait
. vars sax:
Tit-p. WHINQRIWALKI EVENING ..
'IIIIN‘ I’EOI’LII
want to get fat and Int pcoplc
nature. If you are fat don't
take Scott's Emulsion. It
will make you gain flesh. If
you are thin S‘dlt's Emul-
sion is just what you need.
It is one of the greatest
flesh producers known. Not
temporary gains but healthy,
solid flesh that will fill out
the body where it is needed.
There's nothing better than
Scott‘s Emulsion for weak-
ness and wasting.
We'll send you a sample free upon request.
SCOTT BI BOWNE. 4w Pearl Street. New York.
DON' Ts FOR WOMEN SHOPPERS
(‘hltf Watts. of Iioatott, yesterday
promulgated Mollie “don'tu” for the
iltlllt‘lll of women who get litto crowds
Incident to the Itoliday shopping, and
especially III view of the fact that
Iiouttut is just ttow suffering frottt a
plague of snatch thieves. plckpoekcti
itttd hold- -up Illt‘Il. llcre are some of
the doit' ts.”
Iiotti catty a putae. with money.
awlngittg by It cltItitt ftoitt your hand
It's utt Invitation to it sneak thief.
Don‘t carry a handbag containing
any valuables. If you Ilo.‘ always
carry It with the flap closed attd with
the tlap next your person.
Don't fall to have a rubber band
snapped about the catch of your chute
laiuc bag_ If you carry one. It Is al-
most Impossible for a thief to open a
bag so fastened without detection.
Iiott't got into crowds. If you do
get Into one attd feel yourself being
jostlctl. turn about quickly and face
the person crowding you.
Don't wear your watch pinned on the
The best place
for your watch is at home.
llott’t fail to cry ottt immediately
It' you feel a ttig at your shopping
bug or pocket.
Iion‘t lay a purse ott It store counter
while making putcbascs.
liott't fut-git to keep you eyes open
all the time.
III. IIIIIIIINIIII'S EIIXII III llllIIIII
FAIRFIELD COUNTY GRANGERB.
About 45 members of Fltllfllcltl t‘oun
Iy Pomona Grange. I'itfl‘llllti of Hits-
lilillill‘)’_ attended the annual lilt‘eflllf
of that organization at lirldgcport. yes-
terday. These Ittctnbcru represent lllt
tit‘tcett granites III this county. "l'he re-
ports of officers showed the count)
organization Ilh Well as the subordinate
aml numerically. The principal busi
ttess was the election of oflicers:
Master, (I. M, \‘I'akcII-y, of Far MIII Riv
er grunge. Huntington: overseer
I'Iuntb II. Nichols of 'I‘rtiitibull gt'atigev
Trumbull; lecturer. Mrs. Lloyd S, God-
I'rey of Norfleld grunge. Weston; stew-
ard. Li. I), Beers. of Easton grunge:
)astoit: assistant steward, Percy ll.
Ilawlcy of llrookfleld grunge, ilrook-
field; chaplain, the Rev. William E.
Ilooker, of (‘annou granite. Cannon;
treasurer. .lolttt E. Sclleck, of New Ca-
naan grunge. New Canaan; secretary.
Nellie II}. lilakcutatn of Ilottsatottic
grangc. Stratfot'd: gate keeper. Char-
les F. Johnson, of Ilousntouic r:rattizc,
St rat ford.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
TllI KIIIII You Hm Always Birgit
Bears tho W
Signature of
A petition for the appointment. of a
temporary receiver for the Sound and
Coast Wrecking company of Bridge.
port. was presented yesterday to
Judge .Iolttt M. Thaycr In the civil su-
perior court. The petition recites that
a petition for a permanent receiver Is
ttot returnable to court until the first
Tuesday of January. 1904. aitd relates
that In the meantime much damage
may be done creditors unless some-
body ls chosen to look after the affairs
of the company until It goes Into the
hands of a permanent rcceivet. The
hearing on the motion will be Itad in
the course of a week.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
CHAS, K. CHAMPLIN CO. NEXT
WEEK.
Next Monday night the superb and
unequalled Chas. K. Chatnplln Stock
Company will begin a week‘s engage-
ment at Iloyt'a Theatre, with daily
mattnees;~prescutlng all new royalty
plays of the highest class—every one
of them new—and introducing the the
cat dramatic and vaudeville talent that
money can procure. The opening bill
next Monday night will be Ullvcr Iioud
Byron's masterful comedy-drama. "The
Ups and Downs of Life," concerning
which the Winsted. Conn. Citizen
says:
“Last night the largest Monday night
audience lit the history of otir opera
houso cheered themselves hoarse anti
laughed and ap lauded utttlII there
sides wete sotc he Occasion was the
opening pc'rfotuutttcc of the Chas. K.
ChampIIn Stock Company lit the SN)
national tottr act comedy-“hams “The
Ups and Downs of Life:" and we must
say It won one of the strongest tutti
tInest performances ever seen here at
any price. Mr. (‘ltatttplin Is an actor
oi‘ great ability and has surrounded
himself with It company that would
titakc some of the best one night stand
attractions look shady. Not only was
the play first class itt every way_ httt
the specialties betWeeti the acts Wcl‘t'
IlH good and even better than the Inn-
Iorlty scctt III the prittcipal vaudeville
houses. No better company has ever
been seen III Winstcd and Manager
Spattldiug is to be congratulated on
being able to secure such an atttactlott
as the Champlain cotttpituy.”,
Those who enjoy a really line per-
fot'tttattt'c with excellcttl specialties be
tween acts, should see ”It“ (.‘ltntttplltt
‘otnpany at Iont's 'l‘ltcatt'c. next Mott-
day night, III the “Ups nttd Downs of
Life."
TIIIIZIMA.
Will be seen at Iloyt's Theatre. oil
next Saturday. IltItzcltillt-t' 12. Tlllli
'Ilay is now well advanced itt its tltird
successful season. and has 10st ttonc
If Its powers to attract by repeated
presentation. IS a play of many
"rottgly drawn scenes. among the most.
dramatic attd thrilling being tlte “tomb
scone." Coreill is ttotcd for her cote
:eptiott of weird characters and Is an
idcpt III surrounding tlicttt with atmos-
phere suitable to the thetne on which
illt‘ builds and suitable to the type
the draws. We are given all the as-
Itirancc of the management of the at.
'ractlott that tlto several players to be
well shall fully meet all of the exact-
Litg rcuuircntcttts of the play, and the
sat In said to be much superior to that
.If former years.
C. N. G. SURGEONS MEET.
Gen. Cole and Gen. Godfrey Present—
Reorgantzatton Discuaaed.
Adjutant. General (icot'ge M. Cole, of
the state militia, was present at the
meeting held last evening of the med—
Ical officers of the national guard, iii
New Haven. All the officers in this the
purtmeitt lit the state \vert present, in 1
eluding Medical liltcetoi Licut. Colonel
Wilbur W alt-Ion. of
Surgeon bUtllit‘i'iil Cliullt'n t‘.
of Bridgeport
The matter of tcotgatiizing the med-
Ical coins of the ittllltla ott tito basis
of the rcgttlut at my medical corps wapi
alkcd OH'I f0l neatly two hours. No
action was taken. The officers will
continue as a separate department III
the militia attd will have charge of
everything pertaining to their depart-
ment. Including Ittctt and supplies.
Godft eyt.
ANOTH ER DAN BURY FACTORY.
Old Crofut Factory to Re-Open With
F. H. Lee as ProprietoII.
The factory on Railroad avenue. Ilau-
bttry. formerly conducted by John W.
tit-mm will be lit operation soon with
Frank H. Lee as proprietor. It has
been known for some time that the filth
Iory would be reopened, bill the nature
of the firm that would operate it was
not given otit.
Mr. la-c stated yesterday that the
factory would be ptit. Itt opt-ration Im~
mediately and, In fact. that It had been
started in some departments already.
He said that he would operate the fac-
tory himself aiid that he would have
Ito company associated with him.
Foley’ s Honey and Tar
cums colds. puma pneumonia.
NRWEICIAN PARLIAMENT AWARD
CHRISTIANIA. Norway. Dec. ItI.---
The Norweiglau Parliament has award
ed tltc. annual Nobel Peace prize, 839.-
190, to William R. Cremt-r, M. I’.. pub.
Iisltcr of the Arbitrator. of London. for
his work Iii behalf of Interituional ar-
bitration. Mr. Cremer founded the lil-
ternationsl Parliamentary confc.
SENTINEL
l)uttbur,y and 1
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PAGE THRIE.‘..
AGENT :01! “Y MANTON’ S PATTERNS. .
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The Winter
Wrappers
We'be got a wrapper equipment hm‘ that you should look
into. Made of dark cambrics and ,‘percalts. Made of pretty
printed flannelelfs. Madeln the most car-(fit! manner andprlcea
to please you. '
Women '5 Percale Wrappers in brocade: or stripes. bralo
trimmed, deep flounce, at $1.00}
Women 's Reliance Corselte Wrappers in stripes and dots.
$1.25
Women 's Flannelettc Wrappers in the navest patterns. at 1
$1.00
Women's Reliance-Corsette WrappErs, fancy braid trimmed. '
made up in (be latest style, at $1.59 ‘
The Ideal Heavy Flannelette Wrappers. handsome patients 5
and latest style trimming and cut, from $1.50 to $2 98'
A full line of long and abort Kimonas from
59c to $3.26
at
83=85 Washington Street, .,
South'i‘Norwalk. Conn.
SAMPLE SPECIAL
”as:
[M PERFECT 32.2.9.
Ladies’ patent colt Gooditeai wells never
, cracks.
1 Ladies’ vici kid, patent tips. extension soles.
wells. ‘
tLadies patent. colt hide button. vent stitlislt
A chance for pen to bun Good Fall Shoes
lIworlh $5.00 and $55.50 at $2.29
Olson’s Shoe Store.
4
——.-.
Neck wear.
It I: Impossible to alvu a comet Idea In wards
of what an alluring assortment of new
nd‘ckwsar ls hero for your lnspcotlon.
N. E. R YAN.
86 Washington Strut. South Nor-walk.
S. S. Tillotson.
Invites you to her
Annual Clearance Sale of Trlmmad Mllllnary
11le by reductions III tiittrlmmctl hats and trimmings. beginning November
)7t \
‘SOuth NOrwalk, Conn. 86 Washington Street,
which have met since 1888 at Paris.
L.oudon Rome Borne The Hague
Budapest Brussels and Christiania He
has visited the United States on three
occasions and has presented memorials
to the President and Congress frotn
members of the House of Commons in
favor of a treaty of arbitration between
Great Britain and the United States for
nearly thirty years, Mr. Cremcr has
been secretary of the International Ar-
bitration League and in advocating Its
objects. he has visited every country
III Europe. He was born III 1838.
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
'I‘he pleasant to tale- and harmless
One Minute Cough t‘ure gives immod-
iatc relief In at. . :1 us of ('oltgll. Group
and hatirippe because it does. not pass
immediately into the stomach. bttt
takes t'me-I right :It the seat of the
trouble. It draws out the inflamma-
tion. heals and soothes and cures per.
Inanently by enabling the lungs to
«outrlbute to pure Iifogiving and life
sustaining oxygen to the blood and t-is
L
A Chance
for you to save money dies in giving us II. chance to estimate on any building
work you are thinking of doing
We Have the » .
Machinery
which enables us to do all soils of tttill uoIk at Iowet tales than mosh culi~
cent:
Missmn Furniture
Iii thoiutest'fld. it dome-thing we are i might put loads, f‘ I 1A.. '-
make yours for you. 5 CM 0 wk 3:. W:
RIVERSIDE MILLSIIEAST NQ
BEAR THEM IN MIND
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than c.“ b; M“ uIauwRut'e. Whyf cu- Shoulder—— inc :Ib. _ sues. llr. Armstrong. of Delta. Tex.
’Il'k. fw’Ib premribes It daily and says there Is no
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