Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, August 4, 1905 · page 5

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total Nails Nuts.

Alden Solmans returned from New
Suffolk yesterday. i

~Crash Hats and Caps. 0' Brien’.

Prof. 11.13 Wighain of Norwalk is
spending the day in New York city.

Miss Ella Jones of Somers New
York is the ghost of the Misses Smith.
of Park street.

Miss Lillian Manning, of Florida.
N. Y.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. 1.. H.
Shaw, of Cedar street.

Miss Rose Heidi. of Binghamton,
N. Y., is spending a few days with
her sister. Mrs. John .1. Ounce.

—3 lb. shoulder steak. 25c. Buttery'8

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Dennis, of
Quinturd avenue. have returned from
a two weeks' trip to Nova Scotln.

'l‘he lschoda Club will hold a regu-
lar meeting tonight at the club rooms
on the Washington street bridge.

Albert Oldroyd, of New York, was
the guest yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.
Neli‘ord .l. l’latner. of Franklin street.

The flower committee of the (‘ongrc-
gational Church is holding a pirnic
today at Columbus Grow, ltoton Point.

—-.lones Superlatlve Flour, 86c bag.
$6.75 bbl., F. l), Lawton & (to.

Miss Ida Austin. of Norwalk.
spending her vacation with her
eiits. Mr. and Mrs. israel Austin,
Spriugdiile.

~11 1b. shoulder
tery‘s.

(Ins Volk. the popular pitcher of the
local National baseball chili. is learn-
lng the art of but finishing at the
Volk maoufactori

Wittli hazel is a valuable l‘tillil'tI)
for euts bruises sprains. etc. The
Clifford Pharmacy sells the best ex—
tract at 191- bottle.

..alnb lore, Xe. lliittiry's.

’l‘lie t'ondltion of Mrs. Winters. of
New Britain mother of Rev. Father
Winters, was reported to be very ser—
ious this afternoon.

The Misses Lena ilognrdiis and It)ll'l.-

 

In
par-
in

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steak. 25c. lliit-

iibetli Gilmore, spent yesterday at
Steeplechase Island. llotli enjoyed

themselves thoroughly.

Not a few, )eople are planning to
take 1 tr ill or Vllt'ulltllls during
this month and some have already left
town for tliiil pnipose.

“-(‘llt-lllllllt’fli'. Ittcntlon ls called to
our rompW/ tock Kllllt‘ll liepiirl—
iuent. l‘iice the lowest: variety the
largest. ‘I‘ ‘

Miss il.iltie (lullagliei. of Ni ii Yolk
has 1"‘41‘llllll l to her home :tl‘ttr llt'-
lug lllt' guest'lol’ Mr. and Mrs. R. 1..
l)('l“(ll't'b'l. of Main street~

ll'uitltu ltehcltuh Lodge. No. l’ l. i).
(i F., will hold' its regular his weekly
pivoting this evening in the Odd rol—
lowa Hall, ltoiiovaii building.

mil lb. shoulder Hll'tlk 27w. lliittery'a.

l’etur lli-al, a t‘iiapel silent, Nor—
Wiilk. young man. is quite seriously iii.
A brother of the sick man. Michael
Ilenl. llll'll only a 1in days ago.

Frank N. Leach aiul family~ of Dan-
biiry, who have been gilt-His of Mr.
and Ml'ii. .1. ll. IAH‘l‘lllIi of West
tili'het' haw good to Blil‘fllltlzd.

The euro of William Altos, which
l‘lll’llt' before the town mail this morn-
log by roiiliiiiiniuo wuu again poai
ponetl this morning lllllll Monday.

mtloft and Stiff llatu. tl'llrlen

'Mlanea Harriet and Chilly iiurk-
aunt. who lllIVt' been vluiiinu Mina ll}.
M. Weed. ln Hprlnglloid. lum- return
ed to their home in South Norwalk.

A number of iiiinhury people have.
recuivod invitations to the annual
riiniibalte of the South Norwulk Film
Club to be held Sunday. Annual 20.

Saturday will in u are ill day of buy
log ponalbilitiu-a lot you at the ilualou
Htore. Road llal of apeelula for thin
day In ML. appearing in thin luaiie.

wimp alt-alt. ltlr. llt. l’orlurlloiiau.
20c lb. Buttery‘a.

.lnmoii t‘oali-llo who him he’ll vlaliu
but old ftleudri in Noiwulli wont to
New Haven today utid afiei a abort
vlnlt in the Elm t by will return homo
to Waterbury.

H. W. Van tirlver and family moved
out of the llehreus limiao on 'l‘ueatitiy,
to comply with the imlguu-nt of Jun-
tire Clark in tlu- reernl uummury pr0~
roan cane.

Service on the appeal of William
(trace from the dentition of the now
missionera in the 08111111 or Prank
Grace was made today by Deputy
sheriff John W. Bentley. The appeal
III taken to the Superior Court.

“Burdock Blood liltlora gives a man
a clear hand. an nrtlv.» brain. a airbag,
vigorous bodywmakoa him lit for the
battle of life.

 

 

OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPART-
MENT

la in charge of three licensed the
who have pulled the State Board 0
Phat-inner, and are legally qualified to
fin ”to prescriptions: You villain”
find them may to supply your meta.
We do not allow unlicensed men to do
Will.

»MMNWJLE m. .,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.Hunter, of West street,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

TAYLOR a! mum.
Ru! ram».

.74 Washington Strut.

Snuff: Nbrwalk.

 
 

 
 

Hones fiupgrlative Flour. 85c bag.
$6.75 bbl., ED .Lawton & 00.

rules Estella Gray and Minaw Bertha
will start to»
marrow morning for an outing at
Bull's Pond. near Daiibiiry. 'l‘liey ox-
pact to return Monday.

Rev. ntid Mrs, A. (l. Boynton. of
Wallingford, left for Plainvllle, yester~
day morning, to attend the Methodist
camp meeting being held there. ltev.
Mr, Boyntou will deliver a sermon
there on Thursday.

~Lol'n steak. 1110 lb. Porterliotiae.
20c lb.\ Biittery's.

Edward ltoblnHon. of New Haven.
and Miss Lillian Nelson, of
California. are the gueats for 11' week
of Mr. and Mrs. C. It}. Seymour, at
their home in West street. Mr. ltob~
lnson and friend came over from New
Haven in their launch.

Star of Columbia Circle. Lady For-
esters. held its regular meeting last
night in Red Men‘s hall of Washington
street. Mrs. Theodore S. Tobey. chair-
man of the shop Committee. reported
that everything was in readiness for
the hop at the lioton Point pavilion to.
iilght.

"Special for Sat. and Mon.-—A great
quantity of Hosiery, Underwear and
Corsets. to be sold at greatly reduced
prices. M. S. Smith & Co.

Mrs. George Broker. of Westiield.
returned home yesterday, after speiid~
ing a few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Harris. of West.
street. She was accompanied by her
sister Miss Gertrude llaiimls who will
visit Mrs broker in Westfleld fora
few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Drake,
retice, Mass. who have. been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 11.
llilworth. of Union Park, have reitirir
i-d home, They wore aemmipauied to
Florence by their tilt-re. Miss Mnrguen
ite Wilworth. who will visit them for
a short. time.

of Flo-

“Bread and butter, l‘..",,;c . .liul-
iery's.
Certificates of incorporation have

been filed with theI stale secretary by
the ’l‘arrainuggiin corporation of Wa’
tcrbury. capital $50,000. and by the
liroolta-tkillins Company. of New lla-
vcn. capital $20,001). The first named
company will deal in real estate and
the second in hats. cups and furiiisli-
lugs.

Robert Wlierle. the North Main sir-
t-et bicycle dealer has recovered the
Warwick bit-yele which he thought was
stolen on Sunday from in front of
Lane's restaurant. Mr Wherlo found
the wheel at the l’utnatu Hose house
and thinks someone took it .there as it
joke. of course his friends are inno—
cent. .

—-A.lones Sitperlutive li‘ltllll‘, 85c bag.
$6.75 lilil.. F. l), Lawton & Co.

A large load of heavy timber block»
ed the, north-bound trolleys on North
Main street. in front of the Warwick
hotel. about 5 o‘clock last night. While
crossing the tracks one of the rear
wheels collapsed directly on the truck.
The delay was only for a few mom-
t,:rus because the diiier put an extra
train on the wagon and drew the load
out of the way.

A story that is hard to believe, btit
Wlllt‘ll is vouched for its true. is of ti
llanbnry man who has nearly reached
two score of years and who never uii
til yesterday was in New York city.
”1' started to come to South Norwaik
hiil through carelessness was enrrlcd
on lo New York. lie got off the train
at the lrand (‘entrnl station, took a
tributes ul Fill‘Iy-Rl‘i'tlllll street. was
seared at tho’crowd he saw and return-
ed on tliLI next train.

The case of Luther M. Wright, of
South Norwalk. against Daniel 11.
Hamilton. of Now (Tanaiin. for $40. the
balanri- due on a wagon owned now
by Mi Hamilton, will be heard to-
iuoiiow morning at lll o'rlmk before
.ltistii William (1 (bolt of Washing-
ton street.

 

 

PAY WITH CH ECKB.

it greatly farilltaiea and ainipllflea
every hiuilneiui deal.

It in a check on forgetfuluoaa.

Your check back from the bunk iii ii
receipt. and a reminder in ratio aulry
of the payment haa been omitted.

THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY.

lamina check book: and offers every up
to date facility for the iranauetiug of
the General Banking Bumpers.

stittr mum
. to err.

 

 

for

(tooth ye Sweet Marie. Let' it All
Go Up to Maud'a. Lost Paradise Walt!
Trike a Car. laud From lumbar Ara-
bola Two It”. Sprig o‘ Bhlllalluli and
100 Others.

Special: for semi-day: Charles K.
Harrll' baton. Dance Folio, 10c.

KO'IIBI' Plano Method, Volt. 1,: and

On.
Mandolin alum m.

 

 

Igloo?!” and Monday ..

 
 
 
 
 

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The Red 'l'agr Sale is famous for its suit bargains. Values are
always matcblrh‘s and this season finds our oii'rrintrs no exmptious
to the rule.

We can fit you at each price to a fancy cttssiiiiere, CIICVIOI or
worsted suit tailored to date and faultless ,iu fit. I

$8.50‘Suits are now $6.98.
$10 Suits are now $7.98.
$15 . Suits are now $9.98.
$18 Suits are now $14.98.
$25 Suits are now $17.98.

fancy mixtures are now reduced from $0.50. $8.50, $10 and $12 to

$3.98 $6.98 $7.98.

Substantial reductions mark all boys‘ wash and ivool'st‘iits.
S'I‘RAW ‘IIA'I‘S AT IIALF PRICE.

‘

South Norwalk. Tel. Call. 33-1.

Red ag Sale!

Pfency‘suitm: at a "Saving.

Ytlllllg iiicu's suits all smartly styles and in goodly variety of

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Wilt-ii Hazel Twigs

is required to make a barrel of
the kind of extract of Witch Ha-
zel wg sell. it would make two or
three barrels of the ordinary
kinda. Our kind coats you no
more than 1 .other. Witch
Hazel is a family remedy for
bruises. apralng. spellings, etc.

GET THE REST RESULTS
BY GETTING THE BEST EX«
TRACT. WE SELL- ”? AT

190 IBOTTLE.

lho (lllfford Pharmacy

THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. CALL 188.

wommowmmm

Maples It Goldschmldt 00;

(Incorporltoda

COMMISSION BROKERS.

 

 
 
 

 

 

Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.

Stuart: 0. Corbett Block. 80. Norvvllk.

 

TODAY IN WALL 81 REET.

WA] 1. STREET. 10: 10 a. in. —Well
distributed buying orders carried op—
ening priios in the stock market today
comprehensively to a llillllonall) high-
or level. lkiulsvllle and Nashville.
Colorado Fuel and People‘s Gas rose a
large frartlou, llletropolltan Street
ltailway about a point and Twin City
Rapid Transit 11,3.

"ALI. STREET. Noon—The active
demand subsided and prices settled
back Slightly. but with no pressure to
itell apparent. Bonds were. steady.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONU.

Report over the private mm of
The Maple! & Goldlchmldt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Ewart: E. Corbett

 

 

 

'l‘would be foolishly expensive for mu to send you
but the beat of hay. grain and feed. when l make it a rule
to take back at price sold anything that you think Is not
as it should be.

It's easy to make low prices it quality is Attirngarded~
the market is always full of low- -prie.ou goods, but buying
"cheap" grain is not economy and it's mean to your animal.

Buy Oat‘s 'l‘hut's Clean. “I, .s

MANUEL T. HATCH.

i am near-—

just as far as
nearest letter-box
or telephone

 

 

m Going! oiiigi

Going!
At $300

SPECIAL PREMO FILM PACK CAMERAS.
ONLY A F EW LEFT.
DON'T BE SORRY BY WAITING UNTIL TOMORROW. BUY TO-DAV.

W. P. BEERS,

Booksellers Stationery, Engraving, Kodaka, Film Packs and Camera Suppllu
49 Wall St. Norwalk. 680. Main 8t. 80. Norwllk.
Telephone Connection.

has brcn educating young 111011 and wmttt‘u for

SE YEN TEEN YEARS.

Its methods are endorsed by the business public.
It oil'ria increased facilities this your. .,
()mtt‘S open every day from q :00 till 4 :30.
Pull “'lriiii begins September 51h.
VISITORS WELCOME
M. A MERRILL. Principal.

 

 

ALL FIDH

TIL. 1"—

‘Hom‘ a. FREEMEN.

Harry HTnI-lmsm t 8’ Co.
takers,

More and

 

 

 

trail Business Callttit

. South Norwallt. Court.

This Is The Mania?

WHERE YOU CAN GIT SOFT SHELL CRAIG. LIVE . LORSTIRI, LONG
CLAMI, ROUND GLAMB, BLUE Fill-I. WRAK FISH. HALIIUT. ITIAK
COD BEA BASS. BONITA MACKER EL. POROIII. ITO.
COMES lN FRlIl-I EVERY DAY.

Cutblll's Bridge Fish Market

1 ran ouwamv.

 

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Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
, Open. illgh. Low. 1:30
Amul Cop 84H; 81% 8414’. 84%.
Am C & F (‘o 3714; 37% 371/. 37%
Ant (‘01 ()ll 29% 30 29-33 30
Am lee 271/3 87”; ‘27 2714‘.
Am Loco 481,5. 49%. «181.12 491,2
Ain Smelt 1267'... 128 125% 127%
Am Sugar 1411 llll‘rfi 1-12“; 1-13
A ’l‘ & S Fe 8714’. 87%. 87% 87%
A 'l‘ & S l" pl 102% 102‘»; 10231.3 11121.9
Ilalto & Ohio 11".... 1151/1; 11475. llt'i
ll‘klyn it ’1‘ 70 71W. 70 701k.
(‘ht‘s & Ohio 5513 55% Fifi". my.
l‘lii & N W 215 2163)" 21:3 LIME
t‘.i (it West 201.; 2(in 2m}. 2013;.
Ch M K: St P 180% 181% 1.811% ISI‘X.
Col F & I 4614. 465.1. 46 461/1.
(‘01 South 159 29% 29 2513i.
Con Gan 1921.1} 1921/: 192 192‘»;
liel & lltid 105% 1977.. 19514 1190‘...
Erie 171.; 47%, 47%. 47%
Erie 131 pt $411. 84% 84M. tel-'5’.
lll (‘entrul 171 17114 l'll 1711;.
Lori at Nash 1477;. 1477.. H7"... 1473..
Manhattan 1661/3 1661/4 mill/4‘ 1611‘...
Mel St lty 128M; 129% 1277,. 1281....
Mex (‘ent 23 2:114. 22% 2.93.
M K a ‘1‘ 29 Bil 2874. 287..
Mo Pacific lilti'é lolly; iooi/4L 10th
Nat Lead 49 ~11! 48% 483/;
N Y (‘entrnl H714. I17“; 11le It'll/14
Nm'f & “Mai 86% ROM 86' m 86%
Out 8: West 52% 52% 52.. 5235.
Par Mall 1:111; 431/. 431.4; 43%
Penn R R 143 111W; H3 1481,41
Peo link 1061);. 1071,; 10116;. 107
Reading lolly; 107 1116 107
Rep Steel 21 2114. 21 211,4.
lint-k island lll‘a’. It‘ll/i. fills} 3171i
South I‘ac t‘i-l'Il'. 115% 114744 65"
Son Ry (‘o 353.“. km. 1151.5 35‘“
Tenn (7 & 1 891,5 90 89% 89%.
Texas l'ur. (13M; 33% 113% 31le
Union l’nc 18051. 131% 130% 131%
U 8 Rubber 132 52k, 52 52%
II 8 Steel 35.1.5; 35% 35 35%
II S Steel pf 10.114. IOI‘A. 11le 104%
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
The uteiimer Huntington brought

over tpllle a number of Huntington
citizens. this morning.

David and John (Tasiiaaii, of Port
Jervis, are stopping at their nlstor's.
Mra, l’ngnettl. of lliiviland street. for
the day.

Mina Florollt‘e lieera and Miss (hia-
sla Savage, of Wratport avenue. have
returned home from a week» visit
in Brooklyn. N. Y.

. hm Marlon Dunning, clerk in Fred.
erlck A. lane‘s confectionery store. in
Washington street. in spending her va
ration in Sullivan County, New York.

Victor Sherwood. of Newark iii
unending ii few (hiya at the home of
hill purenta, Mr. and re. George 13
Sherwood, on oodward avenue.

Mrs lament Nelbling. of New Brit-
ain, and Mra. A. 1.. Page and dangli-
ter. of‘ Springfield Mala. are. gueatti
of Mr and Mr». Fanlon litters. of
Weatport arenue.

Olive Branch lodge, Knights 0! Py-
thiaa held Its regular weekly meeting
last night in its hall in the Swat-ta
and corlmtt building. Nothing biit

routine lodge business was trans
aacted.

wltump roast, to and 12c lb. But-
lery'a.

The Smith Norwulk police depart-
ment renewed word llltit night to be
on the. lookout for strangers in this
city today whom they might think
was connected with the burglary in

the Bouthport railroad station last
night. It I! said that the burglars
were masked.

~Prlmo rib roast. 12%0 lb.
tory a.

The town reglutrara for the Second
Voting Diatrlat, Uharloo A. Walton
and Daniel Keogh. are in match lit
the town court room on Haviland
neat this aturma tor the purpose
at moirtaramdtutloaador moan
prim Milt;

111'

 

 

“WW1“! ‘ ml-
~wa 8W

$6.50 at $3.25.
$8.50 at $4.25.

$4.00 at $2.00.

and blues.
890 Underwear at 48c.

SELLECK

Telephone

 

 

The China] is an enterprising individual.
Ile has a bump on at all times.

If you re not wise to the best place in town to buy Cloth-
ing and Furnishings be a camel and get a bump on yott.

MEN S OUTING SUITS AT JUST HALF PRICE

$ 7.00 at $3.50.
Show at $5.00.

Pri'ces on the Nufangl Trousers split:

$5.00 at $2.50.
Sweeping Reductions in all our Suits, including blacks

Many snaps to be found on our bargain tables.‘

HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS.
9| WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.\

in

$ 800 at $4.00.
$12.00at$600.

$6.00 at $300.

a 6' L‘\

& PRICE,

‘l.\

ilk"

Call 324-2.

 

 

 

 

 

At Dibble 5 Grocery

Cutting the best Dried Beef we ever did and giving greater utiafactlun

we think.
Fresh Eggs.
stock than most.

We handle more of the real. genuine, homg laid, froah
It's a square deal here.
and do not substitute something different.

if we haven't 'cm we lay to
30¢ doz.

Difficulties disappear when Yacht Club Salad Drauing in and. Doll! .

ioua, smooth and apetizing.
Hoateu, " for the asking.
Paraffene Wax.
from mold. No taste or odor.
to fit. Ask about it.
Ginger Root, Lemons, Pure Bpicea,
poses.

Seal.

Get the book “Tabla Help: for Housewife ar i
New Lobater.
An easy way to seal Jam: and Jellies and protect them

airtight. No paperl to out, no Ildl

Pure Cider Vinegar for Pickling PM!"

Will have Saturday Melons. Water and Musk. Green Com, Squnh,
Beets. Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Blackbe rrlea. Peaches, etch .atc.

“Honey in the Honey Comb "

New season 5, 18¢ a frame.
Awaiting your orders, at your service.

. \r,~v-In'

LORENZO DIBBLE

TELEPHONE

 

CALL. 26-4.

special for Saturday:

19 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR
TUBE ROSE OR ATHLETE FLOUR,
NICE WATERMELONS, EACH

PURE WATER FROM DR. BALDWIN'S FILTERING PLANT,

GALLON I ..............

FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.

UNITED onocsnv COMPANY.

20 NORTH MAIN 8T.
80. NORWALK; CT.
TEL.. 26—3.

 

................... 81.00
W BAGS ONLY .750
.............................. 25°

PER

............................. ....

MOHICAN PURE SPRING WATER.
IALLY FINE LOT FOR THIS SATURDAY.

FANCY GREEN CORN. A SPEC-
FULL LINE OF BERRIEO,

4D FORT IT.
EAST NORWALK, 0T.
TEL. 31H.

 

Potatoes

we are in position to offer them at

Potatoes

Fine selected stock right from Greens Farms.

 

White and meaty. And

FANCY NATIVE POTATOES, per Pools. RIO.

Homegrown Onions are more preferable than some old ones bought at

some. other parts and could sell them.

Q...

NEW NAlth 0N10NS.perPeckh350 per Quart. so

If you like to enjoy some good Table Butter you can get some of ill at

PER LI.

1.-

There is no complaint. on our Eggs, and we ceitalnly sell lots of them

Ill ................... .

2 Pkgs of Wheat .250
2 Pkga. of Force ...........I

2 Pkgs.

2 Pkga tlrapo Nuts .......

2 Pkgs. Shredded Wheat lllaeultii. 26c

:1 lbs. Beat Milk Crackers

23°F" M
1 lb. Can Corned Beef. 12¢.

. ............ .......

25° 2 lb. Can Corned Beef ran
7‘9“ 25° 1 lb Can RoastBeet ............12a

2 lb. Can Roast Beef ........... 280

260 6 Carla Potted Ham or Tongue .. 250

We carry it full line of Seasonuble Vegetables fresh daily.

Louis Jaselaff,

72 NORTH MAIN STREET, .

Tel. call. 338-5.

SOUTH NORWALK.

Bicycles and Carriages
Sold and Reprint! at

LUTHER M.

WRIGHT’S

Carriage Repository.
We give attention to the smallest detail of our business. and

quarmtce satisfaction

in every department.

42 North Main Street

 

BERLIN. August 4.4110 mm;
government some time a o expreu
a wish that the lion» o the Mach
soldiers who died while prisoner: than
in: Illa FrancovPruulaa war Ihoulti
be returned to France. Emperor Wil-
liam has ordered that this be done and
that military honor: altall be reader-
od In every instance during the truw
for.

W
YALI autumn «mom. MIN.
on: man.

 

NO "VII in MIMFHIN
MEMPHIS, Team, Augult CPD?-
Marcus Hana. mortuary at the

of health, said last night that no blur
plclouii fever exists in this city.

said a careful investigation but m

made into report. ot‘fevor at. 0
places. Arkanoall. too

tirely tree (row the discard. the
pinion: one at 'rauarltuta having M
diagnosed u malarial favor. ,

cauium war viiiumuea rill
new ironic. Au .

 

 

aw. mm mm Ir-Tlie into me a
amirmw sum

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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