territory. had; all a result 0 but rec
‘ ' livarywodte‘ be established on Marl.
' Nobody!» employ a mounted carrier.
‘ ', toot, irom an accident." writes Theo?
‘ Day and Real Estate Dealer C. A. An-
' street and see if it was available ior a
W
tunnel. noun.
W
m
" to ' will" i
an AD ,1 ”The pout-omen at How
million Port Chester. will be an.
mflmm the territory that. «it.
00de will be served by is mounted
”trier tram the Port Chester odioe.
Tito residents of East Port Chester
’haveuwum 151111de . with “th
W? watching lbot hes served .
the lighuittfi‘or litany mars.“ sev-
erul u m rouil‘y signed petitions have
men , no to the poat-oilice Ill rltlss
n ,utfilo the poatofilcc ant oritles
a .
[h boat) oil'lce inspector
mode a. thorough lllupdcllo oi .thc
omutondnticna. Pedometer-General
Cortelyou‘hna ordered, that a rural de-
Postmutcr Warren .1: Martin 1: ul-
nd to establish a~"oumberod station"
in Boat: Port Qhauter tor the sale 01’
atampb,‘ the issulng or money orders
and receivingyrexiulered letters only.
Mr. Martin has arranged inr the office
in R.»J.; Wodiermayr’a pharmacy.
- ADARKDEVIL‘NDE
often ends in a no accident. To heel
Incidental injuries, use Bucklcn’a Al'-
nica Salve. "A deep wound in my
dot-e Schuele, at Columbus. 0., “caus-
ed me‘lxreat pain. Physicians were
helpless,.'but Bucklen’s Arnlca Salve
quickly healed it."’ Soother: and heals
burns like magic, 25c at F. H. Baxter's,
druggiat. "
‘ FOR NEW STATE ROAD.
Official; Look Over Prospect Street,
New Haven.
Highway Commissioner James H.
MacDonald. Mayor Studlcy, Director
Coo. City Engineer Kelley. Wilbur F.
demon. who represented the Winches-
ter estate, New Haven. Saturday, made
a visit to the Prospect Hill district.
The purpose was to inspect Prospect
state road.
The good roads laws of the state
provide that state money shall be laid
out only in main highways. connecting
towns. The question is whether Pros-
pect street is within the meaning of
the law a highway. it connects New
Haven with Hamden, but whether it is
I. thoroughfare or not. is a matter for
Commissioner lilacdonnld to decide.
it is believed that he will decide in
favor at Prospect street and that the
next state highway in New Haven will
be laid out there.
The city pays only one-third of the
expense in the matter, and the state
pays the other twolhlrds.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia Bru-
Iilian Balm is breaking up Colds when.
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, 25, 500 and 81.00 bottles. The Cili-
tord. Baxter's and Plalated'l. “
To the Board of County Commission-
ers, of h‘alrfield County.
l ilcrcby apply for u druggisl‘s ll-
ccnsc to soil Spiriluous and lutoxlcul-
lug Liquors. Ale. Lager Beer. Rhino
Wino and Cidcr at 205 Washington
street. Town of Norwalk. My placi-
of business is not iocntcd within 200
feet in a direct. line of a Church Edi.
licc or Public School-house, or the
premises pertaining lhorclo, or any
Post-Office. Public Library or Como-
lPry., . .
Dated at Norwnlk, this lath day of
April. A. 1)., 190i».
ll. \V. CHAMBERS.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned, electors und
taxpayers. as defined by lnw, oi the
Town of Norwalk. hereby cndorac thc
application of the above named H. W.
Climbers ior such license.
Dated at Norwnlk. this l2lh day of
April. A. D.. 1905. ‘
A. H. Hefner. W. A. Bronson. lxu-lilo
Gamble. Gustav ’f‘hleutc. Henry W.
Hcg'eielu.
l hereby certify that the above unm-
ed eudorscrk arc electors and taxpay-
era as defined by law, oi the Town of
Norwalk.
Dabed at Norwuik, ihlu llth day oi
April, A. D., 1905.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
1118 25 Town Clerk
v
ills in Full Sized But of the
Sentinel
Premium
Fountain Pen.
For five of these Cou-
"pons and sixty-five cents.
9‘ presented at this ohice,
a, we will furnish to the
frontiers of The Sentinel
(one of those HIGH
; GRADE FOUNTAIN
’ PENS. made of the but
, Vulcanized Rubber. the
pen warranted 14 its.
.1, ooiid ‘gold. and fully
: Molded. Thin offer
villi? 5°14! KM, i553,
V
{x
1‘ day to me yet-tr. coir
£90“ ' V
f ' Out-diatom mm
m «War by null
menace: fin cents”
mic: ‘
"' mm. to s. ml. ‘"
‘od against. the Consolidated road by
' broiled time: so cart to- .
m .
AND CONSl‘DBR THE 1 ‘
, now». he .
I
“Humour w
rm .
'51": ,
That in addressing Mrs. Pinkbnm you
are condding your private ills to a. woman
~ a woman whose experience with ‘ \vo'
man‘s diooaoes oovm a greet many ‘ rs;
You all: ulk freely ton woman'w on it
is ‘re waiting to relsre‘your private troubieo
lo a mou-besldes it man doe-not under-
stand~almply because he is I man. - * l“
Many women surfer-in lilonceland drift along
from bad to wane. knowing dull-well that. they
ought. tailors immediate minimal, but a natural
modesty impale {them to shrink dronicxposing them-
selves to the questions cold ,probabiyoxnollnstions of
even their bully pity-lotto. It is unnecessary.
Without money or price'you. can consult. a woman
whose knowledge from tutu-.1 experience is great.
Mn. Pinkhuh'sfifirhlhx Invitation:
Women suffering from any term of female weak.
miss are invited to promptly communicate with bird.
Pinkhsm at. Lynn, Moss.‘ All letters are received.
opened. read and wavered by women only.
women can freely toll: oi . her private illness to a
woman: thus has been 138th ahedtho (eternal .
confidence between Mrs. Plukhuo and the woman r ’ . ‘ ‘
of America which has never been broken. Out ~ " K
of the vast: volume oi experience which she / / ‘ ‘ " -‘
1/4 . Y -
‘l
bus to draw tram. it. is more than possible
til-i. she has gained the very knowled ‘ ‘
that will help your nose. She asks not .
ingin return except your good-Wilhand her
advice has relieved thousands. Surel any
women, rich or poor. is very foolish K; she
does not teke‘udvantn e oi this onerous
offer of mistance. —, ydis E. inkhnm
Medicine Co.. Lynn. Mass.
Following We publish two lob. ..
tors tram a woman who scoop. landfill); 133:1:an 3;?“ "‘8; m???“
ted this invitation. Note the live. Ithen mysfiratolii‘llzryofloiily 391‘-
result, menu. I follows! your advice and am an
First letter. “rely Well. I (no wall: miles without. on
“1) echo or n in. and I owe my ilie to you and
Mrs. Pinkhum:- to L the l’inkhum‘a Vegetable Compound.
“ oreighi. yesnl havemfi'ared something ,I wal; every sulleri woman w uld 1 d
terrible'overy month with my periodo. The this testimonial end rensgilm the vain?» oi \Kll‘t
immexcruclnting andlmnhsnllylmm in; to you and your remedy."-lilrs. Marv
em. My docoor any: I have ovnriw and Dimmirk. 511th ml E. (‘apiiol Streets, Ben-
womb trouble. and I must through an up m P. 0., Wasmugwn, p, c, ,
oration it I want: to we . No not mt’ .
to submit toil a can POM“! help it} When amt-dicinc hon been successful
Rm Ingluntgmwbot wfiigmlch‘ogem ”(fill linseauzriréig to honlth so many women
itol -, ' - . , -. 1- w lose on mony is so unquestionable.
Ca mfgfielkéfimfl ,0,l\aahlngr<1n.D.G yolu‘ftaunoulioll Buy. without. trying it.
‘ Don M ’ Pi kh :-—~ 0 not love it will help me.“ If
.. Alter-”i'ollolwingmcsreiully your ‘ d “of .you are ill..d01t‘t hesitate to eta bot-
and taking Lydia E. Pinkhum‘n Vogumbld‘file of Lydia h. i‘lnklluln’s 'cgcutblc
Compound. I am very “mm to send .0" ! (onlpouhd atonccmnii \vritc Mrs. Pink-
my testimonial, that others ma know t eir i hum. Lynn, Menu. for special advice—-
volueand what; you have done or me. lit. in irce and always helpful-
11 ——>
BIG VERDICTS GIVEN. NEARLY WON Tl-iEVSPRiZEV
Two Divisions Against the Como! o'a'» Ponassua Council. R. A, Needed Only
, Road. . F 0
Two largo verdicts have berm rcudcr- our M re Applicants.
it has becn lcnl'uod that Pounssus
the Maasacbusotte court according to council, Royal Arcanunl, was not suc-
lniornlatlon rcccivedvat the general 07- curtain] in iin cfiorts to win lllc prize
tiers oi the mull“ MW Have". ’i‘Wv or :75 oifcrcll 1w uu- Grand Lodge- for
brukemcn were injured ill uuPl'allmli'“ tln- greatest pcrcontugc of incrcnsc in
of a train. our being killed and ”I“ 0”“ lnombcrsllip during the veer culling
er ltmlmcd for Mic. The one inilll'l'” April 1 Tim nrize was ‘won bv the
and relatives of tlll‘ other TWUW‘?“ lduul, llurll’ol'd iodgc. Norwalk would
largo Rim"; “8 compensation. huvc won hull four more members
Ono notion brought by W. H. COW“ boon lukcu in. Enough npplioulluuu
o‘n bellull of the estate of James Ml we“. in. but 5.....ch liailod 1., MW
brunch resulted in 11 Verdict for 84.400, thc' ucrcssury vxnnlluntlons made and
to the cn‘latc. could not be initiated in limo to count.
ll. N. bhepal‘d, 1t hrnkclunn who eucd‘ Al tln- mwllug this evening two
for lniurieu received is KIWI! “Mill“- vandidnlcu. will lw initiated. and two
Those are the largest verdicts record. weeks afterwards a lame l‘lilHl-l. ’l‘llo
cd in the Massachusetts court ior some’ state oilivors will be present at tho lat‘
time against the Consolidated road. ‘ [er nicotiug,
lip foster Mini Cribs. Fostergldeal Crib
No worry for mother if buby it»; left
in an ideal Accident Proof Crib. High
sliding sides. closely spaced npindlcu. l
woven wire springs. palcnlcd rull
fastener. Guaranteed not to break.
Different styles cnamellcd while or p .
Baby can't get out
or stick its headliuough
colors.
m
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Denim in Furniture,Carpet-{looming Mutton. Oil Cloths, and Linoleum.
all ‘i
"Funersl Director and Embalmer.
m mourn MAIN 81‘.
SOUTH NORWALK,
Ill ALOO HAVI A FINI UNI 0' LA
AM BOW“.
ALI. “Nil LATIN” m oilsvau s'r'rlj cos".
com or mountain 00!! noon”,
. The Fair Cloak old. . Cur Sim.
. . lawnmower! ' ’ . .
“U AND OHILDRIN’ “NT.
3
. autumn“
,, N,
v
.‘ .
.. - i
‘ 3%. It,” '
l. 1:3. 1m. .
m‘ foflqym ~ helm tr“
IWWMDOLD mum a
. , .
:r n '
it ,i h
or, . .2.
no '
lg, _ .H,
mg“ i
, it all in the stove. .,
‘ .iewiuh religion when
l m 'lAlL. ‘
r gurglqlélxlng Theron
Morriuey'l sum in arldgoport,
thh Tow-not in Tmhld
. Latenin Nomadic 1,
"Buck" McCarthy. 5 as John
Cami» vellum in newlbehlud, the?
burn and is likely to remain there ior
some umwm‘ mountaineerin-
KKK Brldcenol'ltcomuor the
. t heyrlpllualsu'perlurceurtf
Mia .DWlWGillle phage.“ ,,
risaey on broad street. Bridgeport, on
the at Mott March‘ith. Ho pleaded
not so My and had nothing to aoY- '
it rather peculiar way, lie won or:
rested a low due agent Norwaikiaud
aenteuced to a term in the Bridgeport
and cnuad his arrest on the} other
charge. t ‘ . .
William S. Buckley, the bookkeeper
oi. the Morrisuoy store. testified dhlt
there was a nice new black. overcoat
utilising, from the 11er as well all
Hcvcral rolls of cent.» done up in a
‘lflpfll' wrapper and a, lead halt doi-
nr. . " ,, ' ’
Tried to Pace Ln‘d Halt Dollar.
Peter liarti a bartender. oi. 'Jiln
Jacquee’ saloon on. Water street.
,Brldgeport. testified that. McCarthy
“ “was, in the " place between midnight
and ii o‘clocx the next morning on the
" night‘oi March ”(mend that he had on
a new block overcoat that‘wau too
large for hint. He ghad paid some mon-
ey out in the place, breaking open a.
roll or cents after trying to panda
counterfeit lead him dollar. This pur-
chase he had made WES‘M. the barn. ~ ,
A man by the name oi Mason testi-
fied that he had met McCarthy there
that night and that McCarthy was
unusually particular about; not cout-
terlng the paper on the floor. puttin
.L .
McCarthy umouncod that he would
' reserve what he baditto say ior the
upper court. a. .n .
identity Diocher. < .
it appears that both Hart. Ind Ma-
eon were brought down from the it!“
where they are serving sentences or
are awaiting trial.‘ The police have
been trying to - get. McCarthy ever
since the burglary took place but have
been unable .to and him lt-Aseemo
that he leit town at fence and with
his usual style got ’into trouble at.
Norwalk. It was only by. accident
that his identity was discovered.
LAaT HOPE VANISHED.
When leading physicians acid that
W. M. Smithart, ot' Pekin. IL, had in-
curable wnsumptlon,,his lastahope Viv
nished: but Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and Goldfi.
kept. him out oi his grave. He says:
“This great specific completely cured
me, and saved my llio. Since then l
have used it ior over 10 years. and con-
sider it a marvelous throat and lung
cure." Strictly scientific euro ior
Coughs, Sons Throttle or Cable; uuro
preventive oi l’nelunonin. Guaranteed.
50c and $1.00 bottles at F. ii. Butler’s
Drug Store. 'f‘rlnl home free. “
PASGOVER.
The Jewish Feast Will be Observe
Tomorrow. /
The feast of the Pasadvcr Will be oh-
uorvcd by the Jewish population com.
mcnclug tomorrow and continuing ior
on» Work. it is one of lllt‘ moat Wel-
cmnc and joyous holidays in the Jew-
ish cull-odor and possessing litany
peculiarities ll; nluduvmurb of by the
orthodox JPWH. Scrvlccs will bu hold
in lht- .il-wish xymlgognou mid for tho
first two duyu many chu closed their
NRCPH oi bllh‘illvns.
II is noun-limes called the feast of
the unicavoucd broad ior during the
period of the Passover only unleevon-
ed bread is eaten in commemoration
of the limo when the Jews lied from
Egypt and in their haste they made
broad ironl flour and wuter not: tak~
lflg the lime» to make no» of salt or
tlli‘ ingredients which would cause it
to rice. The Pullover is a period of
joy becuuup it marks the time, in the
the angel of
death Went forth to dcutroy the first
born of the Egyptians and passed ov-
er the homes of the lsrcaliies on the
limo! of whose door; the blood oi a
lamb had been sprinkled. The custom
of sprinkling lunlb'n blood is followed
to thin day by some devout orthodox
Jews.
Services of n peculiar but lutorcullng
character are held in tho homers oi
orthodox Jews on this occasion. The
iathcr oi the family still on a feather
bed, with the youngout non null tho
observance opens with a mayor oi
thenkaglviilg and by drinking from the
out coulululug owed. a drink pccniior
lo tho l’nusovcr. following by the cut-
lng oi biti'or‘ilurbu. The non aria onse-
tlouu concerning the strange ceremony
and '1: “New! dry-lite tether. who
told» the “moduli,- which in a history
or the Quito woundexplulnlnx ovary-
thin .ooncomln; thooow loo. ..
a jail“ otudy. Jeuulnu bod c,
are lies-who were not 11th at a
thutlnpaud did not receive the
levitating» the apron 11nd. necktie
social. Red. Man'. Hall. tomorrow
“‘3' April 49.1": oordlolly invited
to land 6 bring their irloudu. Lil.
dimlwlll peter. bring uproot. and
‘neuklles. Quorum”. .. ,~
1 . W.. -—---— .
A: Tllln ANOTIUI FIIIND.
Ono .Iloute Omit Gore entrainment
on non; oinony: hermiul drum. arid.“
it» been curing 'cou , Golds. Qua
and Whooping Goo; so loan that. t
has proves ltoeli to be ,a triedand
true trlond to themy'tvho on it.
mo» 0mm. ill," Fourier, groin moo. 1nd.
“'5 “VWKN r.‘dfla 7 m ‘Ib
who sued one that i‘, 1 down in
w unmounted: , 4 , y Altar
m o rnutnbn» of. ,, to no
Moll, One minute or. entirely
the." Sold by, Olliordphar
m ‘ ‘ . q.‘ .. {a .1 . w _ p ,'
CAPITAL“? IATHEK
Mc-K H
Ahmad
, end entering the store or Thom“ or-
Hlo~capture wee bronchi about in. .
jail; Detective Arnold found this out i
wonderment ‘ '
ix.
Uni-lit Ira. N
Gloves for Easter.
Wc are ready for those wanting now (310ch for i‘iuslcl‘.
Uur section is full of good kiuds,‘rcliablc and wcll known
mukcs.
i
@
Thc 'i‘rcfoussc l’iqllc both in glacc and sucdc. livcrv-
ouc kuowk it and it is only necessary to say that thc ucw
Spring shades arc in.
i’ricc $2.00.
The “Dorothy," a medium priced Glove made by the
Trciou‘ssc pcoplc. light weight for spring’, suedc and giacc,
ucw colbrs suitable for street dressed. Price $1.50.
The Jouviu Glove in spring shades, $1.50.
.. Hie Rcymcr Vcrlamc, a blow growmg ill favor cvcry
day because it fits and wears well, $1.50.
The Valiicr Washable is a good investment because it
washes like cotton cloth, and retains all its softness and plia~
bility afterwards. in whitc and light shades, $1.75.
The host Black Sucdc in the market, of a rich, deep
black. and a velvety softness, $1.75.
The I’. 8; L. Pique Glow: in spring shades, $1.25.
The l". 81 L. (,iverscam. all colors, $1.00.
Gloves for little pcoplc challenges. Pique Glovcs in
mic or two clasps, all shades of tall and brown, $1.00.
‘ We are also showing a Sucdc Lisle that looks exactly
like a kid glove, 50 and 75c.
For Easter Reruembrances.
Our Ari Needlework Section presents
an
attractivc
showing of hand decorated articles of much daintincss. such
as painted eggs and sachets. Also many useful things (one
likes a useful thing to be pretty), memo pads. book mark-
ers. nccillchooks. biottcrs, and birthday books for babies, all
of which are very suitable for gifts.
in the China Store are somc'vcry unique Japanese ar-
ticles for Easter favors. 'i‘hcsc cannot be described, they
must be seen. 251‘.
Al tllc Notion Stock arc soft little woolv chicks, (luck—
iiugs. and bunnies, prices cmnlncncing at 5c.
m
The D. M. Read, Co:
We are Now Preparedlo show full Lines
of Spring Floor
lhh‘raiu. Tapestry. Brussels, Veivets. Bod
China and Japanese Mallille. OllfiCidlhé.
Coverln‘os. .
CA urns
Brussels.
and LihOIbum. ¥ Mills Sod Runs
Shades to Order a‘ Specialilu.
4'
e4 munchies or.
t
lokcr “
, - ultr- .41.; «311'. s
.d} .l
.w
T ' v I. ‘ 'nKa-O.
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i3 Rh 314W ,'
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3 . LT; ‘
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Slip. , . 1.. n.3,
urn ripiiWAbli. coon
'ro lMMoit‘l‘ 4 no enrol-mam.“ .
m... .
Victor Herbert green to Hitch Hi0.
Muninho Town and
NFJW YORK. v‘l‘ll 18.~Vlci01' Her—
bobbins imm- ./ wily the Utohiitld
Club. 0! ,lAtcbiioid,
. ympbouy to be an»
' county or, at but.
‘ blotch ‘Mr. Herbert.
“id lust nlshl . would link: lilo
nymphet: the ownin§~ach cvemnt
OK hKB “Ii. ‘ :K '5‘}: £14K '
Some time club? members
rile»
”Billy
on; was hit mom
conceived the a, oi. Ontario .
ior thelhosti hon‘ by on Kg;
conlpoaar. iul iul
1y allaudoued d ‘iJvas, deci to
copier the» 1- 1 upon Mrslderbcrtu -'
Subtle hand . . Q. Stouukeh one of
the. club numbers
in announcinptho do.
‘ ,uoudmrther‘otuting
,ersou’sliy prompt the
‘ in thin country but
' is ‘1: most honor, and
~evm1uerky tumult.
_ ndeui work.’f said the
componeniw“ . ‘Wkel bumlrdad’y
sent. menu data. an 110F045”)!
Litcbiield.c l and 1 s oil'havo a
great wecith raw material. home
oi thin-«ind ‘a greadlshare" oi lt--
dateshock t Idiot: sudplonoer days
and is excer a gly picturesque
‘The amp y ”will. of course. be
strictly Ame 1' ; n in character and will
probably be tteniin iounmovements
of the usual ngth, They will neces-
(he was be in lrtland.) he considers
the honor a . be greater. ‘
;' » umrls ncwrr‘r.
’ eels cuts, burns, bolls.
and all skin diseases.
ed onto! her leg. De-
‘ Hue! Salve cured her.”
‘ TON, April 18.4—eAddltion-
at chapter! the “Red Book" ior 1904
e severely edited and em
tee between this govern-
ment am orocco. the Netherlands,
Nicaragul
The corn ndence with Morocco re-
fers enti \ to the Perdicarig. incl-
dent. the pertinent cautiously rc-
t’ralning in making public any of
the inter 1 lug reprerwmatloris or the
America : resentativc at Tangier re-
garding _, political situation in that
country. allowing is the ofiiciel par-
aphrase 1 the famous "Perdicarlaal-
lvc end inuli Dead",telegrarn, sent
by Becr ry Hay, la’st June. which
made 1h Moroccan gowruxncnt pm~
ducc l’c curls when (iv-cu the pres-
ence of arshibs had not availed.
“Mr. volume that this covers-
ts Pendicarlu. alive ornat-
Further than this. least
strucled not to arrange for
arlnes or seizing custom
honors ithout the department‘s spc<
lions"
respondencc shows that the
do government has refused
1: request of the Washington
at that it be allowed to an.
rs oi the United Sides Dub-
and marine hospital service
rts'ol‘ ,embsrkatlon in the
Nelheupds to make a. medical inspec-
fli persons intending to emi-
ghe United States. The roa-
ued ior the rei l is that.
rlcucc has shown that the
medical officers thus elation~
MEL'ABT SIXTY iN DANGER.
him an hnli oi mankind over six-
ty ye .0! age suitor irotn kidney and
blsddx disorders. usually enlarge-
ment 4 prostrate gland. This is
both iul and dangerous. and F0-
iey’. nay Cure should be taken on
' the it tel oi danger. as it corrects
lrreg , tie and has cured may old
men , is disease. Mr. Rodney Bur
‘nett, 11 Port, Mo, writes: "I out—
ieredth enlarged prostate gland
and ey troublorior years and ai-
tor, if» two botlieo oi Foley's Kid‘
1’: 1 tool better than i havolior
twgn' years, 'although i not now 91
you-id." Sold at l’laiated's Drug
Slot. 1 ‘ "
MIL; N DOLLARJUIT SETTLID.
.Cl , CREEK. Colo, April lib-
. ii on ~doiior comm. cult.
'bX'KM Morning't Glory Milo
We: Company Intestine
Clinger Comosny, boo [been
; w. e Dormant of I little-
NnWbylM deicndont to tile
' lim lull settlement ion ell
drummer ...
. l ”6!! . , III IV
ken by the defendont. > The db-
oi the court. on booed um
ken from the property of tho
i a .
the courts Hoary m
' ml.
c H; imil
a“; 11. con 1:: n
r or cauldron
.' 41,4. ,3] 0 3,64.
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