m
mew
£27" won 3:. 1904-
' . Almanac for Tourism,
4 lotus, m.; llzll p. In.I
W “1530:“ a. m.: sets. 6:28 p. m.
. d’aaii'rmat rataeaoaa .
-. ' CALI...
disar’a Residence.
spaces vs. AMERICA. I
howhiskered editor of the Novoe
" ,dIthe foremost In the creation of
Ianti-American spirit In Russia, and
listen: offense In that line la n..-
‘ tion of an article which Is ralli-
.. re Inflammatory than the ones
. have preceesled it, it urges a
In Anglo alliance against Amer-
M‘clnlmlng that we are the enemies
”'them all,. and shivers with appre-
WOB eloquence,
“I”. an “insolent-parvenu stretching
as."
f ' "Since Europe stupidly allowed
.Anier-ica to rob Spain or her pes-
, 'sefiioils the Americans have push-
. 'qh‘tbeir nose everywhere. and, do
" t conceal their intention to make
at {Pacific an American Mediter-
'I'MOID- . .
" "‘lt’ la .time for Europe to realize
, that America is her enemy, Eng-
‘ land and Rulisit't haw no question
dividing them. The greatest pow-
. , of one are on land. while those
, {of the other are at sea. They must
: unite to resist American-Japanese
alliances. Otherwise England will
. I lie.‘wat'chlng Russia with tradition-
. "(l-hostility. as Napoleon did Aua~
“‘1th and allow America to prepare
5 VIII economical and political Sedan."
‘t
I mited attempt on the part of the writ-
e? to foster an antLAmcrican spirit and
and Japan.
The readiness with which Russia has
or European countries, shows the
th of the friendship which Russia
K friendship, which. with the charac-
“Tillie Slav nature. Would last only
tilltil It was expedth that It be brok-
‘ States to put too much'dcpendeny
out the, protestagonsoifriendship of
has but! the effect of hurting some
One of the European nations.
it is fostering I bplrlt which will lead.
It continued, to enmity with her "life-
court of the Czar. We may look‘ for
WW and commerce In the Far East,
W lie othernn'tlcna of Europe. This
Wher- evidence of-lhe fact tho} we
“III ,«Ihould redouble our efforts to
1 I 1y? intranch our commercial ad-
,tion' of the markets of the world
make up for lost time.
wot believe that England will
a.
. t‘ of the defeat of Japan Ill
3 war, England would be In
‘ .w'onl ”be ill exceedingly
for acrobat it would
would have left. ' '
' , ,of power .tf‘frca .
sled lby entangllng alli-
“NP 3 when the public cosoperates.
' public aid the town ,offlcer Is powerless
.to stem the progress of an epidemic;
' Itecordii for the year past show that till “with law ”It“! 0M 0‘ “it? fine MGCII'
826 per cent. of the towns reporting'
measles monthly. there was only one
case In that month.
,seveuty-four per cent. of towns occur~
‘ led 5.753 rascal. 'l‘wo theories are held
'In regard to measlesl—one Is that Its
spread cannot be prcVented. and them-
'Is no use trying, and m.- other that ill Those who have the tlmc are msklna
‘call be and should be controlled, ('llll-f ""01" (Iri‘llh‘t'li {01' ”19” little 0"“ 0'
,hwucut'. experieule the past year was darned net and more than one young
"m In twenty-six per cent. of the, lady In making such a frock for herself.
towns [[ was controlled. '3] 24(‘1l‘lt‘ll 'i “(I (IGBIBIIS possible on this net Ill “18
fever the people are more will.ug to! way
aid the health omcer. and In forty per: “I'll 01" limit.
cent. of the towns only one case occur-I
red in the town during the month fol" gowns, the part about the waist being
which the. report wan made. while 2.4445, “l'l‘imscd In ”W [0'1“ 0f 3 girdle.
"Til." words hardly Med comment; cases wore reported from the other do this DI'OI’i-‘l‘ly one needs 0'10 ol‘ the
' seem to be an entirely unwsr, sixty per cent. of the towns. Diphthel-J ‘vllfliletl folmdallullfl to infinite the rib-
is and 01'0“!) wore "may“ with the, bolt on, and II' it Is hooked together, as
mm can, In [ofly.fo“r per cent. of the It should be. the ribbon will be kept
, ,_ . towns, Whooping cough. although m0.-u mm h nicer tllnn if It is tied each time
create an argument for the undermin- fatal than scarlet fever, is so general-' “ i“ worn.
.- I of the alliance hetWeen England ly r garded as a trivial ailment that ,
Ill . the lit'altll ofIil-er Is llttlecncournged to: l'll‘il'l'lml? Thromsvork I0 “'9
control it. Only fourteen per cent. of‘ Ill" on Will“ hill and 80 01" IMO “I.
_ the town reported It, and tile other ”W" air, 0" "(in “Ike 9. ”III 03'0“!“
W900 at straws which might 'bl'lllli olgllty-six per rem, had 2,745 cases' where by train.
shoot an unfriendly feeling between with 253 deaths.
this country and England. and in fact “105W 9‘ II”,
smallpox Dr.
one death-inn? cases, in 135 men in “M‘l‘ will“ “Il'l'llfllh-
which the history was traced, It was "We really performed when you set
always entertained for America. shown that olily eight of the victims hill“ and N WI" 9“ I‘ll-"h" '0 break
had previously been vaccinated, but in “War the second time,
no Instance had the vaccination occur-. “I" K” “ll“ ”l" Mb“ 0’ “kl“ "3‘
red within sixteen years prioi- to the illlt'lll rispllci to your own bent-Ill and
. case.
a . Ill indeed would It be for the Illrit- reported.“
’triehd applm to be over. and from now lack In childhood.
'0: unless different counsels prevail at ’9'! llll‘lt‘ll' 0 disease of adults.
0ft?
- . ‘tflIuUI‘ nearly so.
=sggreasive, warfare against cm are exempt from “_--
tnflliayarfare she will seek to outthe
‘ disease.
of the hospital at Wallin
was In the Far. East,‘ We have .tached to the. report,
' neglected the systematic ex- .. - The reminder or the are , ,
phr't (oasis: of chapters oar: a weak.
U I93 0 ('f'l'S, sewage
°’ u" been ”910““! by Eng military camp. a report concerning the
‘ dGermany and France. and Wu, Norwflch Hospital, alid a table 'of
analysis of water f0r the State Boards.
The anual reports of the county
the-e very. apparent attempts hedlth oflcers are also appended to tht-
mine her Japan alliance, but general report,
: dII-' N, lesand 0
.be m ~33. scan ll. .
,. New York. ‘ Rev.
as an American alliance with .9, Linnaeus, Rev, Joseph N. Lew-
we are verty mhcalird‘ibuxeee‘d for “Q m Rev. R. 9, J, Hgyeg ”£121.“.
, . . '9 y I! one tell thimhhlahop. The arch
7%" be better milk.“ ring ' llent h‘lth.
passengeron
no: Claw"...
1,7.
m
III null
WWSTWIHMI
bySdcretarythdsIey-«Gon-
trol of Dontagimls Diseases
NIOW HAVEN. March 3i.~-Indlffer- '
‘ 3 F'. “I fit. potpfshur‘, has Decal euro and cnrrleasnclia on the part of
town olliccrs In making out returns of
diseases are complained of by Dr. C. A.
Lindsley. of this city, secretary of the
stat.- Board of Iimllh, In his annual
repol'i to the governor, which Is ap-,
pended to the general report of the full ‘
board. lie says that most defects are
due to errors
points out that Ill one of the largest
. , cities of the state the. children of the
W“ 0' a “WWW'AIIWM‘” alII- town clerk copy their certificates, and
‘ . ' 'their Inuolnpetency Is apparent every
.‘l'he article. with tile well-known month, although only the 1km“ 9?-
terms the United 3:23:33“ be detected by the state see-
, In a review of the sanitary admin-
htalonunaer thetable of Asiatic vol- istratlon. Dr. Idndsley says that the
The article continues as fol- xtown health officers are successful
in transcribing, and
Without
In the-remaining
In the other cases no dnla was
Dr. Lindslcy adds:
the last two hundred years sustain the. A” hand m" but ”‘03" buns.
_ , , _ statement that vaccination has nccom-i IUWlllK “I Wk?" from "The Housekeep-
“I Russians. Every act 0‘ friendship pushed a. more amazing and stupen-' 0"" for ADV”:
that they have shown us in the past, ,dous transformation ill the conditions half a cllllflll 0' milk, hi” I yeast 08kt!-
0f human me than In any other “Inghnl four tablespoonfuls each of butter and
event In historic flutes. The alleged’ 01‘8“". 0’81" 0’ “Illa". 10‘" 8883. and 3
transformation consists in that during cupful 01°11'13"”-
Now. however, she needs their good ghe eighteenth century and before“ In the milk, add a pinch of sail, and
_will and assistance, and In order to get smallpox was a disease of childhood al- “"0“!!!- flOlll‘ i0 10"“ I 80“ (100811. Let
most exclusively, there were few that rise In a warm place—the temperature
passed the seventh year of life without‘ should be eighty degrees l‘flhrwhm
. having It, The adult population was‘ The size should be doubled In an hour.
m friend." Her days 01' HEIDI; the for the most part survivors of an “(.f Work into the sponge the creamed blit-
an the (“House Is ter and sugar, the beaten eggs. cream,
It will be
hours with the given
Now whole nations temperature. Stir in the currauts, and
. thin stripa of cillon may be added. Roll
lie-
vaccination slnallpox was univer-
On consumption Dr. Idndsley' points
.—
~ essaeacasa race may.
' 3 ”light with Russian influences NEW YORK, Hannah—Among the
here opposed to her spheres or mungen'who arrived lode! on board
~» II: c M- An alliance with 'tM‘floW‘Prfllm-me ,
Genoa
w“ .
~-today from China uddapsn.
Ila
e ratatc‘
. , " Righi
,’ .. op of
. W. Farley, Rev.
u —.
m,.ch.?$a I Isms .IM mama--
oflbebignal coral. 0&8. Anti. w
_ a China
the steamer Sikh, w Ich : Road's. Many :ather an
P.0d er
FASHIORI.
Put a bit of ginger In the. neat mess
of doughnuts you make.
Smocklng ls used a, great deal. taking
the place of ahlrrhlg, and It's pretty.
oo. " ‘ ‘ “ ‘
The yoke and berths all In one piece
ls characteristic-of many new gowns
into which lace caters as a trimming.
.If you want a very fine. soft lace, one
no: l’t‘l“ wide, as a trimming for a
fine white gown lhai'i‘s to he simply
made. you could hardly find a more de-
Ilns.
(inc or two large tucks form the. sim-
ple and consequently very nice finish
for tile lower edge of a thin skirt that In
shirred or sm0cked about the hips.
of odglngs and insertions
Sashes arc to be worn with
Are you nervous and tred an easily
winds.
those you haw in do for.
Unless one. has a good receipt book
"The “rpm—()5 0f ~ho Is very apt not to have a receipt
"he fol-
nnd the rest of the flour.
light In three
out, culling Into buns Cover,
. ,. In deaths from this" when risen stamp, or cut with a knife
wfinb‘be ascribed to a gengf- DJCTOUI oh each, glaze with syrup or
al improvement in sanitary living. The white 0f M 988 and sugar, and bake
. . moat effective means of diminishing fliteen minutes In a hot oven.
. 23.40.1110"? ”WU"! creating mar- consumption In the future uilrby the 5' Good Friday bun:
:10.» ourselves In South “much, multiplication of hospitals-for tuber-
‘ ullosis nndllsiug them. exclufively for
treatment of Incipient cases.. Askelch
gford la ~‘atl- Result of
dmey's um
MAY CLOSE ‘HOTEL HARTFORD.
____
and Mr. Pocock.
to the Hotel Hartford company,
which Mr. Pocock acts.
tare. llttinga and equipment will
that If everything Is not sold
the company sold. -
l5. and with!“
companywlll be .out by that time.
Plates
' resented;
Miriam” are,
r‘
1 92’?
roentgen
, .. All“
. t
. s
We can all remember of darnlng net
co and now It Is In fashion again.
thin
If you should die.
The fatalities we”. the world would go on somehow with-
am.. under two yem_ or. obi you and It will move on If you
idudslcy says there was leave home for a few days just to re-
' Work will be
By and by you
One pound of flour.
Dissolve the yeast
This is
Split Between Father IiII
;_HARTFORD, March 3l.—-~The differ- '
Jeacea between Wlliam c. Daly (Father '
Bill). owner of the Hotel Hartford. and
Alfred A._.Pococlt, manager. may result
In the closing of the hotel the first of
next week. While Mr. Daly owns the
building Itself. everything In It belontga
01'
He has advertised that all the furni-
be
sold at auction Saturday occur, and
in one
lot the hotel will close to business on
April 4. and everything belonging to
Il‘he lease does not expire until April
belonging “to the
and quality can’t, be beat. YOU
3) In every receipt
“for cream of tartar
{or other quickleavg
of uric Royal Baking
, . "It will make the,
IE” ”of filler flavor, more (li-
gatible and wholesome.
g
II
(It
G
I
.‘s
a
ti
0
b
V
I
see the showing and
odors.
nan... Suffers toss
destruction to the big factory of the
Derby Silver Plate Cutlery Co. in this
place was wrought last night
He by a fire of unknown origin.
loss was “0.000, the total valuation of
vcutory, bellll 070.000.
destroyed was a three story brick
building with two oils and was situat-
oi the building is the Derby cotton
mills and on the south side the J. &
buildings were threatened, but 'thc
good work of the Shelton and Derby
Ill-e departments saved them.
ul there was an explosion that shook
this place for a radius of several blocks
and which was heardovor a m to away.
of the fire on account of the eXpIosIon
and the great blue.»
known. but It Is supposed to have or-
Iglnalcd in the polishing room. where
benzinc and chemicals were stored. All
M. Boers, the watchman, was In the
holler roonl when the explosion took
place, and went immediately to
be reached It and file sent In the
alarm.
to respondr but as the building was
saving adjoining property in which
they were successful.
Work by the loss of tin building, which
will probably be rebuilt soon.
the razor department, all in the main
Wt‘l‘t.‘
which were taken from the ruins o.
the plating factory in tiniouville afle.
the fire there a short time ago, wen
Ionnd intact last night and are still or
the waiting list to be “finished."
perfumes at the Clifford Pharmacy for
.l r.‘
. I
0f 560000 By Big fire
actcry of the Dorby oliver Plate
Cutlery Cc. Destroyed—blue
Followed Explosion.
-—-——
SHELTON, March 2i.-—Al‘mon total
about
The
to properly, according to a recent In-
The buildintl
l in Canal street. 0n the north side
, (lrlfllu buttoli factory. Both of these
Shortly before the fire was‘discover
big crowd was attracted to i a scent:
Just how the fire started is not
fill
pper doors of the building. The en-
rc polishing room was. oblate when
The tire engines were quick
oomcd their efforts were turned to
Eighty-five hands are thrown out at
Tilt
filcc. asmall store mom above it and
uildini', were not badly damaged.
Eight hundred dozen knives that
brought to the factory and
All the machinery which was very
aluable, Is a total loss.
...._...._..._.._...
An unusually complete line of dainty
You are Invited to
test the new
he Easter trade.
[panama
'ro'rns sonar) or coun'rv con.
Spirituoua and lntoxicatlng Liquors
Ale. Lager Beer. Rhine Wine and
Cider st 23 North Main street. Town
of Norwalk'. M
not located with n 200 feet to a direct
School house, or the premises’pertaln
March, A. D., 1904.
taxpayers. as defined by‘iaw, of the
Town of Norwaik, hereby endorse the
application of the above named John.
W. Pennington, for such license.
March, A. D., 1904.
Daniel
John Fell.
damn are electors and Mr
era as defined by law, of the town of
Norwzigk. ' ’0 h
are on exhibition at "8:"- A- D' 190!
Monte are,»
.3, V :4 .
MISSIONERS FAIRFIELD
COUNTY:
I hereby apply. for a license to sell
OI"
piece of business Is
Inc of-a Church Edillce or Public
ng thereto, or any Posl~0lllce, Public
.Ibrary or Cemetery. .
Dated at Norwalk. this 30th clay or
JOHN W. PENNINGTON.
Applicant.
We, the undersigned, electors and
- Dated at Norwalk, this both day of
Thomas Millard, Thomas P. Casey.
Donovan. Michael F. Nolan.
I hereby certify that the above nam-
HERBERT—R. alarm .
7 3.“."31'I‘Kp
.33
kw
. m m‘coua’r‘ ‘ “xv Honfibsibnoos— “‘33; who.
c ‘ q . i 3“"? "a .R‘ I ' a at?!“ I: T nu .
”daily. We , "acllinglthem lively at as CTS. DDZEN. Price
WANT 7% $33?me
clll on Air
,3. 3,... ll,
’. M- \ . . .
-- 1 .n micron no r.”- .
- Jaw ‘ .1" 7 7 '7'8' ‘_' 1‘“ J"? ,,
. l - a y n ‘
Gur arm on Be ',G\oscd an n... and
3rtdau--0u‘tt\ Dhnrsdau Seaman.
Manta-Nuts Satrhbrdtnaru Easter Spanish.
(5n Salt Domght and Saturday.
ITEM 1.
Ladies' New Spring Suits. an
even forty In the lot, as follows:
Blue, Brown and Black with Taf-
feta Iincd Eton Jackets. Nina Gore
Skirts. absolutely faultless, per-
fect fitting, trimming of the best.
regular value $19.60 and $22.50, for
Thursday and Saturday
THE‘PRICE $15.00.
a ITEM 2.
Ladies' Separate Skirts. sample
“no, twenty-five coats, made to sell
from 85.00 to $6.50, for Thursday
and Saturday
THE PRICE 01.95.
ITEM 3.
lladics‘ Willie nlld Colored Lawn
and Madras Walrus, new, regular
$1.00,
THE PRICE 75c.
Ladles' Japanned Silk Walsls,
while and black, regular ”.98,
THE PRICE $2.75.
ITEM 4.
blisses' Coats, Tali, Covert alld
Navy Cheviot. with Emblem on
sleeve, regular $5.00,
THE PRICE 03.00.
Young ladies' Tan Covert, col-
Iarless. self strapping, regular
$10.00.
THE PRICE $8.50.
ITEM‘5. \
ladics' ‘Muslln Drawers, llam-
hul-g and bare trimmed, our regu-
lar price 39c.
THE PRICE 29c.
'Drcss Encode
, ITEM 6.
Taffeta Silks, regular price 58c,
THE PRICE 45c.
ITEM 7.
rustle, real
quantity
THE PRICE $1.00.
ITEM I.
value $1.50,
ed cloth. regular dollar quality.
THE, PRICE 09c.
iTEM 9.
ular 1255c and 156 quaint,
THE PRICE 10c.
ITEM 10.
Black Sateen Petticoats.
styles, regular price $1.26,
THE PRICE 16c.
—.._
ITEM 11‘.
nlar 50c,
THE PRICE 37c.
regular price 755:. -
I THE PRICE 500.
Suit Department. 1
Guaranteed Black and Colored
36 Inch Black Taffeta, very high-
Iy finished with the right sort of
limited
Black and Navy I-‘rench Knicker
Voile, very stylish, the much want-
.50 pieces, all new 36 inch Per-
calea and 30 Inch Cambrlc for
Shirtinga, Walatlnga and House
dresses, light and dark effects, reg-
now
38 inch All Wool Albatross, reg-
46 Inch Fancy Mixed Sultlpga,
Rosier-‘3’
.—
Tile name of LOUIS HERMB-
DORE stands' for perfection In
Black. Hosiery, no other make has
ever gained such a worldwide rep«
utallon. When you find that name
on a stocking you can feel sure
regarding the black. It's. black
that has no equal. We bought an
Importer's line of box samples of
Women‘s Hose at a reduction of
50 per cent. We offer them to
you at. this same reduction before
the, season gels started.
ITEM 12.
Ladies' HERMSIMRI“ Hose,
black, Rembrandt drop stitch, lisle.
regular price 39c to the,
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY 25c
ITEM 13.
Ladlcs' Hcrmsdorf Black Cotton
Hose, lace boot, regular price 39c.
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY 25c
Smelt Versatile.
ITEM 14.
Taffeta Silk Crush Bells, gold or
silver buckles, entirely new, suit-
able for any kind of null“ regular
price 50c.
SATURDAY 35¢.
ITEM 15.
Fine Stock Collars, white, pink
or light blue, comfortable heights,
neatly finished. regular price.
25c,
THIS SALE 15c.
ITEM 16.
Drapery Veils. full lengths.
black, navy or brown, In plain
chlflon or dotted nets, a protection
as well as a finish for any style
hat, regularly aold at~50,
SATURDAY 390.
an...—
ITEM 17.
Fancy Ribbons. Liberty Satin
and Taffeta, plain colors or Poll-
padour effects, sold everywhere
26c yd.
AT 'rl-ua eat: We.
trial 1a.~ .
Kilenercs’ Best Spool-tors, Hook
Onb or, Pin One, also Sew .On
styles, black, white, pink or light
blue. never retaiicd less than 25c
pr. ' ' '
FOR SATURDAY 19¢.
musket-chitin—
30\\ct Quads
ITEM 19.
Iladles' [Ace and Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, 25c kind,
THE PRICE 17c.
ITEM 20.
Ladies' Iiemstitcllcd
chiefs, regular price l'ic,
THE PRICE 3c.
ITEM 21. ,
Dr, Wmdbury's Facial Soap,
THE PhiCE 15c.
Handker-
i)r. Ilyons' Tooth Powder.
THE PRICE 15:.
Roger & (lailcl Violet Soap,
THE PRICE 15c.
Domestics
ITEM 22.
Plain Swiss Muslin Ruffled Cur"
talus, regular price 501',
SPECIAL 39c,
ITEM 23.
Stripe Rullicd Curtains, good
quality, regular 75c.
SPECIAL 59:.
ITEM 24.
Very Fine Swiss Ruffled Cur-
tain. assorted designs, regular,
$1.25,
SPECIAL 95c.
ITEM 25.
Coach Covers made of Bag-Dad-
Stripe. 50 inc es wide, regular
price $1.69, .
SPECIAL 31.25.
Kitchen Don‘t.
ITEM 26.
10 Quart Retinned Dish Pan.
regular price 25c,
THE PRICE 17c.
lTEM 27.
Jan-Coal Hods, regular price 25c.
THE PRICE 15c.
ITEM 28.
Decorated Tea Cups and Sanc-
ers. regular price 100.
THE PRICE 7:.
ITEM 29.
Glass Berry Dishes, regular
price 5c,
THIS SALE 2c.
Stator Slopes, Y. 8 9..
Easter Racism“.
Easter
"it?” 1., .f‘tefl.
, d3»;
are .
wherebe list".
m,'sflr;a o'ccasa
.A . . , , '3‘
A. '31‘ .VIJ‘a
atmkb
ranch/Anon!
" ‘ ' ‘ - Julianna ’sa
On hater Cauchy. April the I
met. rm!- 939.5!" “I ,3
nations-a cliLir'dIimfl alias Lean. Mtand «mm
film. saw uuo aralcrtv raged... sacs.
.‘IZPPPVIS‘
it “immanent hundreds at other no image tor Easter mar.
EASTER—SP5” iALs l» [*—
Aaoaaalwaleadail others In the grocery Ibis. Cannonball” sale of own Ia always locked for-
ward to with great Interest by the urge-data housewife, wisdom” to make her me ball, and who Mews
grammar-mm ca a... “may”
. , cm. a as , ca~ . on
teacawhatwaeancavgyeslnttialangruh-ENy i-"“ i! ".‘ II!
., ----.4_2.,' ..
{an I up vaiav
It yea would use 53'
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.f,‘ 9" l.
‘5
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.. In... I :5
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. 3%.!ng m was slam. “ant-Wm; mm nt'” 3 ”w
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sonata—sail carcu', '
. Leas: fits. on.
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17 FOR 250. i
i
ask your neighbors.
no --~-~- qu-O’Iu‘ -.~ 6 lap"-
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”Valentine."
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«in. can 'at. its-
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