r the novelties of the nation
the Sentinel a“ latter has has been
, moon the brie” In front of the
“a of Willlon R. Gilbert. itsmo for
fill Ionian In coll dolly. They
should be also“ b ltor as In
avid-nos of good in In.
m1"
Robertson’s new factory is being
painted.
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Station Agent Thomas Cornell is ill
at his home in East. avenue.
Mu-
Charles Rose is painting the Brush
residence an: Van, Randi. street.
WWW-“I
The West End baseball team will
Play tomorrow In Greenwich.
A party of twelve boys from New
‘York under the cure of William 'l‘o-
want. are. camping at Gulf Pacture
Beach.
The subject of the meeting of the
Epworth Maguo at the East avenue
Methodist church to niorrow will be
"Woman's Work for Missions." Mrs
George Britten will lend the meeting.
Miss Oran Mai King has returned
from her visit at Huntington and
Norihpoiyt L 1.. accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Harry King. of Northport,
who will spend a few days with rela-
tives here.
A most attractive and touching ser-
vice . wiIL be imminent Sunday evening
in the East avenue Methodist Episco-
pal church, consisting of prayer, read-
ing ano song. The plecg to be render-
cd is Old Christie's Organ. Mrs. H .l.
Hipson will read and Mp. H. J Hipson
will conduct the chorus. A deeply in
terestlng service is anticipated
"The Coming of the King,” will be
the/subject of the meeting of the Loyal
Workers' Society at the Advent church
tomorrow. This will be in charge of
the Flower Committee of the society
Mrs. Arthur Ainsworth,
M rs. Richard Bland, Miss Laura Borne,
Miss Anna Nickerson. Miss Ethel Byx-
bee and Miss Martha Groescliner. A
very interesting service is expected.
A bean supper slid sociable was‘held' ;
last evening at the; East avenue Motho
dist church in place of. the regular
weekly meeting of the Junior Baud.
Speeches were made by Rev. E. Cun-
ningham, Rev. Melville Cunningham.
Howard Benedict, Harry Crossctt and
Wallace Hustcd. The last named three
intend to return to Mount licriiion
Seminary next week, and the social
last evening was in the nature of a
farewell to them.
.,
miner's cigar indian is quite in and
has had to go to the hospital to have
an operation performed. it is belieVed
that. the excitement incident to watch-
ing Captain DiiUross 3 big turtle affec-
ted the non es of ti o lndiun. One the.
ory as to its .troimi was that num-
nor was afraid he would be arrested
for cruelty to the Indian in keeping it
standing in one position so long. The
bridge was fiiil of wild rumors last
night, one was that hereafter the Ru-
del Oyster Company would be corn-
pelled to chloroform the oysters before
opening them.
ROWAYTON:
Agents for The Evening Sentinel, ln
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood BrOadway and Charles Patty:
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
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Miss .lcnnie Morris is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. ll. 0. Mills, of Sotithport.
Captain ()scnr Youngs is now en-
gaged as inspector of the mud drodg~
lug work in Norwalk harbor.
Miss Ethel it. i'otty, of Raymond
street. has gone to Mount Vernon, New .
York, to spoiid several days.
(‘liarles W. Bell. of this place,
among the vlsilors at (icenn (trove, N.
Charles R. Petty. of Raymond street,
has had his sail hoiil hauled out for
the winter. and will cure for it at his
home.
lra. Higgins, of the West Side. has
taken a position to work about the
propertyi1 of John ii‘clter Si., on the
West Sid e. .
Miss Florence Raymond, of the Dr
ion road, has again been engaged as
teacher In the Ilnnks North School. in
the town of Fairlield.
Mr. and Mrsliurvei' Arkiirt and
Miss T‘ifltlia Young, of Rowayton ovo-
nue. have gone to l-icluigtlcoko, New
York, to visit Mr. Iii-kari's mother.
William Saunders, who has been no
copying a cottage on the West. Side,
but who was formerly a resident of
Paterson. New Jersey has returned to
his former home. after a summers
stay here.
Mwsyton Baptist. Church. Frank I}.
Brown. pastorwi-lervims at 1013" ii. in.
and 7:30 p. m. Subject of morning
sermon, The Endiiement of Power."
Evening topic “'l‘lie Man Who Cured
for None of one Things." Blinder
school 11: iii; Christian Endeavor.
8:15, masocrstion service. Thursday
at 7:30. the lust happy hour service in
the old biiiidinx. Sunday. September
8rd, at 3 and 7:30 p. m., dedication of
the new church edifice.
A cheap summer excursionwa trip
on the light fantastic IIJB.-~Hoswi.l
Trlnscrlpt.'
chairman, ‘
lsI
Charles G. Waterbury was a visitor
at listen hoist on. Thursday.
Mrs Nancy Gleason. of Dorian, was
1recently the guest of friends in Dar-
. en . 1,
one residence.
, “bur—aun-
Snappers and blaclctisb are biting
well at Gorham Pond, and many fiah~
crmsa, are. at ,Wprk. . I
L. M. Monroe. of New Canaan at-
tended the funeral of Joseph Mother,
in Darlen. on Thursday.
Mrs. Alfred llulse. of New York.
will next week be the guest of Mrs.
Theron Burdlvlt. Maia street.
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The Daniel Riley place recently
purchased by Mr. MeGop i] being on-
larged by an addition and a basement.
Alexander Where is still confined to
his home from injuries received by a
fall down the collar stairs at his
home.
Governor Roberts has approved the
requisition for 310. 000 of A. B. Beers.
treasurer of the Soldiers Hospital
Board.
Dr. Walter H. Snow reports Mrs.
Oldrin very much improved, after the
serious onerotioashe recently under-
went at the Stamford Hospital.
w—a
James Wood has the agency for the
American Radiator Company, of New
York. This company has agencies in
20 of the. laingest cities in the United .
Stutt‘tfiu
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‘- There have been a large number of
vanced stages of intoxication. Pension
,day 133‘th far off.
until October, owing to the fair of
St. John’s, R. .C. Church, which com-
motions September 1.
R. F Shelton, of Noroton, has been
shed at Colicndcr’ s Point for Anson
i'. Stokes. it is to be a brick con-
struction," to x 56 feet, and will be
used for storage.
Mr. Morey, who purchased the old
Hooker place, recently. will remove
the old reliidence underect another
on. its site, Mir. Morey planned to
pin-ch ,. the Waterbury estate near-
by. an, remove the Becker house
thereon, but has not been able to com-
plete the purchase.
Corn oil til (:01) is rather an expen-
sive luxury lg Darleii. as Ilairy Merle
foupd ,out, nday. A grand juror's
blalnt made against Merle on
to charge of theft by Charles James,
a farmer residing in this town. Merle
was taken before Justice of the Peace
William H. Willmott, .lr., and fined 33
and costs. The amount of stolen goods
was two cars of green corn and it
cost Merle about $6 an ear,
James Wood, the Noroton plumber,
is the busiest man in town.
contracts now under way for tinnlng
the large addition to the new burn
at the Anson Phelps Stokes place.
Collender's Point: plumbing and heat-
ing the McGee place, Noroton; ‘a con-
tract for heating the former Kane res-
idence, Brookside avenue, Darien. and
hot water heating for n residence for
C. G. Waterbury, Durlcn. lie also is
installing heating plants in three
houses in Myrtle avenue. Stamford,
and two residences on Richmond Hill
are being equipped for heating plants
by him.
WESTPORT.
Mont; for the Evening Sentinel. in
Wootpoi’t, are S. Diplovannl and Wm.
E. Null. Orders sent to either of the
above will. moiv. prompt attintlon.
l“, M. Raymond spent yesterday in
Bridgeport.
Mrs. Lloyd Godfrey. of Women, is to
take up her residence here.
The Vollmer family, of South Nor-
walk. hold an outing at Compo Bosch
WedmdQ)’
liev. Paul Blrayer of Rochester. N.
Y., has been the guest of his brother,
iluv. C. B. Strnyei. at the Forms.
lir. if. if. Adams and family of
lirooklrn. who have been visiting rel-
atives at tho Farms. loft yesterday for
their home
W if}. warren, who for a long time
has been a resident of Saugatuck, is to
leave next month for New York where
it. ll laid he Will make his home in
the future.
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mil Wtrnde Bradley. of Chicago.
has gone to hot home after a visit
here wit Miss Carrie Bradley.
The A vent Christian church of
East Norwalk, pieiiickod at Snugatuck
Wednesday
“iiir. Griddles. ” said the girl with the
class pin "did you over enjoy hearing
a college sons?"
"No, indeed!” assured the young
man in the cosey corner.
"Then if you never heard one We
girls will sing you one."
lulu not shy i never heard ons;i
said i neVer enjoyed hearing one: -
Chicago Wis/Tim
John Conn has completed the third [Oh
story to his attmetivn Prospect ave- 1'
old soldiers in evidence recently about "
the streets, some of them in the ad- ’
The annual fair of Eagle Hook and ,7
Ladder Company has been postponed 1
awarded the contract to erect a large. ,
lie has,
Mtnmmh‘ Imus] center «from:
Bf
thchbiz. Everythin 133%”me
bring?“ toa
Add one quart mi
cool and mowlth mend Slim
i Lemon-
Order a package of each flavor to-dny.
MGLENBROQK
Mrs. George SEW Thompson, with
elior groundnut; ”hurl. is and Mil
tired Thorpo,s
friends in Soot
out
on.
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Mrs. Spencer Lathrop and daughter
Marjorie, who it its. been spending a
few days with Ms .iioorge Lawrence,
Maple avenue. returned to their home
In Yonkers, yesteizday- .
Miss Belle Petty has returned from
Bayville, I... 1..'where she has been
spending a few weeks. She has so
cured a position as teacher of domes
tic science in the schools in Spring
item and will enter upon her duties
there in the fall ‘
NOTES OF THE WSHQRE
Mrs. Hattie NT-fi‘. Fields, of New Can~
nan. has returned home after a week' it
stay at. Hickory Bluff.. ,
Mrs Herring, who has been staying
at Belle island returned to her home,
No. 89 Clark street, Brooklyn. yes~
terday.
y sterday with
W
Mrs. Adams has returned to her
‘home. 338 Schermerhorn street
Brooklyn, after a stay of several weeks
at Belle Island
The sloop Turtle. of the Benson-
hurst Yacht Club. Is making a stay at
the Norwalk Yacht Club ‘While on her
{way east to Shelter Island.
Miss Helen K Smith who has been
Some time at the Edith Home, Belle
glslund. left yesterday for her home,
No. 121 West One Hundred and Sixth
street. New York.
Mrs, E. B. Lawrence and son Ted
and, daughters Ethel and Jennie, of
New (Yunnan, have returned after a
pleasant week's stay at Hickory
Bluff.
, Ex-Commodore A. E. Chasmnr. who
set out Tuesday on a cruise in the
Ayll, was taken ill on the trip and
had to return home by rail. ’William
H Byington and the captain brought
the yacht back to her mooring oi! the
Norwalk Yacht Club.
Mrs. R. E. Light and son George,
Miss Mary H. DcVanna, Misses Alice
and Helen Everett, George 0. Everett
Ethel Taylor. of New (lenses: Miss
Sarah Brinckorhoff, of Stamford and
Miss Ethel Foster. of New Britain
have been enjoying the week at Hick.
ory Bluff.
WESTON.
Mrs. Rufus Gould, still
quite ill with dysentery.
Mrs. l“. P. Morohouse is spending
this week at li‘nirileld Beach,
Mrs. D. M. Andrews has visited
friends in lieddlns Ridge.
continues
Mrs. Martin Rowland has been on—
tertaining friends from East Norwalk.
Mrs. Merchant, of West nodding. has
visited her sister, Mrs. W. i’. Rowland
Horace Hurlbutt has been entertain-
ing his nephew, Master Coley, of New
Haven.
Friends from New Haven and
Bridgeport are guests of Miss Jennie
Nichols.
A party of Weston young people on
joyed a picnic to Compo Beach on
Thursday.
Mr. B. A. Salmon, who has been ill
with a very bad attack of asthma, is
recovering.
Mrs. Quintard. of Weslport avenue.
Norwalk, was the nest of Mrs. Sum-
uol. Waterbury, on hursday.
Mrs. L. M. Gould has been having
the interior of her house decorated by
Mr. Kemper, of Westport
tertulnlng Mrs. J. 8. Smith, of Nor-
walk, also Miss Louisa Smith.
Mr .
spe .th a week with Mrs. ii.
Gou I. III: returned to Not-walk.
Charles Com, of Pound lildac.N
Y, he purchased the 13"!” and hilliii-
lugs o the late Lloyd Godfrey. and
will take possession about October I
Mrs. Godfrey and family will soon
take up a residence out of town.
. .
hegemonic? "r124: rwcurv-
,1,
M.
Mayor Bunion, of Norwsik, Will Wci-
some Vctlnm iit‘ Oiirisr'i'a Point.
Mayor George B. Sexton. of flora
walk. has accepted an invitation to can
tend the welco infirm to tips members of
the Twentyei gt Connecticut Volun-
teers upon the occasion of their annual
re. out no perilous oint ”Moria!
p re.
All 9 the rates
union are comuiflq‘ig and i If a fifth!
that ihe‘is will 1.” a Int-gs sun: or of
vetsrsiui on hand Norwallt has on:
peeil mil. in tin-Jog mom. for it
turn it but Ii we c basics of
Windmill the ,Clvil War.
L . . .- Ingest Egg” cousin n, his
. "i’ ru :3?“
fill an! the neo-
.J‘Wmchmti!”
if... Itwiil lease you 1th
Mrs. Wildrnan Adams bus been on- .
M. 13. Wheeler, ’who has been .
lti
with are Kraut br’s work
polar. playwright, that his new melo-
drama. “A Race For His." to be p-ro
dosed tit Hoyts Theatre. is In plot.
construction. individuplity of c
sensation, much the element thing
has yet tnrncd..ot
{sldai‘n th wild res on bordering on
o erra
Slope. and the story min in the four
heart touching and hulrnraising acts,
ranges frOm Austin Seymour's cattle
ranch in the race track at Les Angel-
es: serving to both melodramatically
and mlrthfully introduce the typical
good and bad and fierce and funny
characters bred and developed where
men are largely a law unto themselves.
The storm center of the plot is a
game and fleet thoroughbred, which,
after many hair breadth and hair- rats
lng escapes front cold ‘,pizen” dynao
mite. dope and other strenuous inani-
fostations of profound personal inter-
est, thwarts about the moat villainous
of all melodramatic villains and saves
her OWner'S life and fortune, by win-
him; the Los Angeles Derby when a
long shot in the books. and ridden by‘
the villain‘ s own son. The race and its
finish are said to carry pikers, plung-
ers and patrons alike, clear off their
feet and out of their heads. The
staging or the piece is up to its pro
ducers usual high standard.
MAMMOTH BABY SHOW FRIDAY.
South Norwalk will be well repre~
seated at the mammoth children’s car-
nival to be held next Friday at George
C. Tliyou's Steeplechase Island
Bridgeport, when 8250, in prizes will
be distributed among the prettiest and
the fattest babies, as. well as the oc-
cupants of the most handsomely doc-
orated baby carriages. Absolute fair-
ness is guaranteed in the awarding of
the prizes and as this is ii state com—
petition all will have equal chance.
For the information of those who have
already scntin entries as well as oth»
ers who intend to do it, is stated that
carriages can be shipped either by
railroad or by Cole's express, both cor-
poratious being responsible for the
condition of the carriages. Entry
blanks can be obtained at all of the
South Norwalk drug stores. These
should be filled out and sent to L. M.
Rich. manager, Baby Show, Steeple-
chase Island. Bridgeport. Mr. Rich
handled the recent baby show at Ro-
ton Point. which was an immense suc-
cess. Get an entry blank. which con-
tains full institutions and details of
the contest
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DANOEROUS AND UNCERTAIN.
For sunburn. letter and all skin and
scalp diseases. Dertt‘s Witch Hazel
Salve has no equal. it is a certain
cure for blind, bleeding. itching and
protruding piles. it will draw the
fire out of a burn and heal without
leaving a scar. Boils, old sores, car-
bunclos, etc, are quickly cured by the
use of the genuine, lJeWitt' s Witch Ha
zel Salve. Accept no substitute as
they are often dangerous and uncor-
Sold by The
thin.
macy:
Clifford Phar-
“0i.0VER8 THE PEACE "
Vacation and Outing
hoes.
“if“-
Bathing Shoes.
muffin—4.
"Tint SIIOIES mu m"
i?
‘It
Tool Co.
is prepared to do “total and apart
repairing and machine work on autos.
iii. the '
NEW GAR AGE,
an Railrogd Incas. ' 0p-
posm tut Namath
lichen.
We build idem auxin-y develop
some and mm milk bottle caps.
in min amour: Ill .
“.l’t’i ’ that
tettzatwn, and sustained interest ‘and
Its scene In
evade range of the Pontiac ‘
l‘r‘.
I.
recited oven“ renew HAVEN
AUTHORITIES.
BRIDGEPORT, August 28. "Angelo
Estelle and Gilbereto DeCroseta, two
Italians. who were arrested by Police-
man Hall charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons were turned over to
Detective Frye, of New Haven, yester-
houso breaking. The men are also
wanted in Waterbury for theft from
the person
De Croseta was implicated in a recent
hold- -up at Poughkeopslc N. Y. A lot
of jewelry and $50 in money was
found on the men.
iooll look! Liillii
WHITE HALIBUT. ..........12o Ib.
BONITA MACKEREL. 10.; lb.
SILVER use. .......... Sc lb.
reasonable prices.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET ‘ .
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUOROSS, Prop.
South Not-walk.
IF THERE ARE ANY “8. 8'3
LIT T IN , TOWN
it Is no fault of ours. It ll the fault
of those people who have not and
“Bugslcne,” the great Bed Bug Bounc-
or. .,
Not I poison.
Not explosive
25c.
Does the work every tlms.
lilo lcltfuss Pharmacy.
co. NORWALK.
I NO. MAIN I12.
ll Man 13 Judged
Bu the common
he keeps.
Mu.
i i
A WOMEN“
Bil the kitchen she
keeps.
'5"; 5
A Gas Renae Kitchen
means a
Clean Kitchen.
till. ll though
Plionc d8.
AUTOMOBITEE—g lNSUIANGE.
BOSTON 1mall RANGE G9
This Compg‘ii“ writer‘s“ 0st liberal
form of linsurance covering the car
wherever it may be in the United
States or Canada. against. his arising
'fi‘oni‘ any cause. explosion and light-
ning inoludod~also marine and owe-
gporiation ”gigs—theft o'r Mimi-erase. p-
:on the in feverish lets
if you as. in “in c Inciti-
imato‘ incur lictit reposition con-
fer wi the insurlii‘co Money of
Jacob M. Quinton.
Ii Railroad Place} South Norwalk.
1.. .
Til. 0in W'Ii ,
iifld do fwntk.‘ doting.
silos: biases soon
or “‘1’8‘553“?
INTO-fill! 32D ”SHINE
up 0 you I mechanical ‘11.. for
. .uc... ‘y. .,
.i ,‘fi
I...
1
day. They are wanted in that city for .
The police suspect that ,
acis. ‘
FLUKES AND FLAT,
Edi. ...... ....... ....... 12c. Ib.‘
BUT‘TER FISH....... ...... ..10clh.
STEAK COD. 106 lb.
WEAK FISH, Sc lb.
BLUE FISH. .. ”120 ll»:
SOFT SHELL CRABS, . . . 65¢ dot. i
' ,THE JONES & AggTCI-IKISS
All other kinds of Fish selling at ,
You buy the but.
Colors will noi‘ run or lads.
and will anomal-
all others
Charles E. Dow,
uAaowsiil.
m WASHINGTON IT. -
Phone 148-...
I‘— ‘—
847 1905.
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
» HEATING. .
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AI‘R HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
ILATE AND rm ROOFING.
an and Steam Fitting.
nu Fixtures. Metal Coiling, Etc.
HIV. you seen our stock of
i RICHMOND RANGES?
COMP
é , 11 WALL erase-r. NORWALK.
Sale 'of Gold Wallw
Papers at Cost.
Now is the time to buy. Annual
Clearance SALE 011‘ GOLD WALL PA~
'PERS. It is my content during July
and August to reduce the price of
GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost. in
order to make room for new goods
If you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next fall, some and Ice
our stock.
——
Cloth Window Bhldcl With m0
250.
I d
u—u-fi
Crockery, Glassware, mu.
Painters' Suppl“.
nun—.—
Window Shiites and Picture Frames
to 0rd“.
...,._..
mm and Paper mun;
—-_—q
Telephone Connection.
.~ u—I—s-i
L. H. ‘ c , BI),
s1 wssiuucroiv oral-r.
i
South Norwnlk. Sonic
"liiillni NWT: ,
In! noun unite lips.
; Hm no superior. Dal
them in operation. 1 M
'ch'clnl to “Isuzu" ”a'.“
r no no nos on on. fl
rln. wink condos.- .59! 1 1':
THE 0. N. McKIIIIN
,r i
Is I nocculty of perfect Health and
‘an essential element of Happinemf.
To prevent sickness and enjoy
comforts of life you‘ should equip, you):
sleeping apartment or dressing chapt-
berc with a snowy white, one plo’g‘ii
"Standard" Porcelain Enameled, Lilith-g,
tory and have running hot [ltd cold
water as desired ft yfur touch.
av camp es. n our
arid iii {Tully duot3' you pr T2309,
Horace R Nash
CORNER MAIN AND WEST STI,
loath Norwalk, Conn. ; i
F. S BANKS
Carpenter Builder end
General Contradior
satisfies GIVEN iron to
sine. ibiuome OF NEW A u I
MODELING or oco static in;
IN on our or TOWN oaoaa‘p-
MAIL PROMPTLY “resold; to.-
~lEOiDENCl—- , ~
27 WESTPORT AVENUE, NORWA Q
HOTEL VICTORIA
comm RAILROAD New! Add
MONROE STREET. " 1,4
Newly furnished throughout. 1, ,‘ ~-
oomfombls and upwards hotel in
city. Electricity and heat in
room. Baths in connectibn. _ ,
feet sanitation. Rooms oxccltcn
appointed. Always comfortable
1 L
“C‘s“ carrying: falling of met
Merrill and, Condit’s wince. flaunt!
,IR; oilll'l. Illt “00M III in“!
c
T. J. SULWAN. Proprietor.
saucepan: cALL, m—s. ,
FRANK c.
VAN scor.
PLUMBING. I
Bream”, " "
nor WATER.
'AND .
GAS rrr'rmo.
Cl‘in, Sheet Iron, Capped
, and Zinc.
[a South Main Street.
T3l0phonq1874 ‘
Mafiflmfii 06M- '
tours soawiitk. cons.
optimizes 11m.
1 i, .0 on
set. W A“
r scam
In: more” “3‘6”.
Solicits mount: of individuals. man.
upon favordum tame.
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sowm ii. MATH motor-m.
JHOHN limos-Pros.
iaoos' 88. euros. mm.
‘ DIRECTORI-
‘E. H. Mullins-on John H. Light
John H. Knapp binary Seymour
Josiah a. Marvin list Erbium-ii
9hr WM 3?ng
diatoms. numb-n16 and corporations -
Our stock of new goods just in
' ‘is a little larger than ever before.
-Wonderful how low you cant
, buy nice goods here. You know
«we do the work in the very but
, manner.
i
i IuiiQ
We have taken a good many
. contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures “it:
your work. "MW
We try to carry in stock every-
; . thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out. a
E. E. .
Gorham, "‘
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