Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, September 4, 1905 · page 3

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A'r lilo. TMBQAWWBW we.
”would 77
E. K. BANKS:

Mahukcmo Hotoljluli. »
46 and 47 Watt Wublnltoh Strut,
Wombat:

‘w .H1§l0 Juifl: in

erli’d rill Mrs. Willis; Remn' and
Geog“; Kn up are tilt ”an of Mr
and Mrs. roderlclt L. Byxbee, of
Close street, .oVer also: Day.
M

Charles T. Mitchell and George Har-
ris, of West street. will leave to mor-
row for Loon Lake, in the Adirondack
Mountains, wilei'b they villi spend two
weeks. ‘ 7 7

 

 

 

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The national convention of the Com
panlon Foresters 01' America will open
to marrow in the Murray Hill Lyceum.
New York. Mrs rs'l‘héofiiipre B. 'l‘obey
is the delegatb‘ftiihn of Columbia
Circle. ’0! South Norwallt.

The steam yacht Nyllt'ed la moored
at the Ferris colt whilrt ”What‘s re-
pairs all; ’0’ Athena. to the marking
which was stove in recently by a
launch which collided with the yacht.
The boat will be used for the regatta
committee at the Yacht Club race to-
day-

Mr. and Mrs: Garrett R. Thinker or
Brooklyn. ’N. Y. have returned home
after having had a pleasant weeks
. visit at the bolus of Mr. and Mrs N.
Ill. Jackson. of Summit street. Mrs
Tucker was Miss Carrie Taylor for-
merly of South Norvgsilt and is rs sin.
ter of Mrs. Jackson

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,

Harry G. Davis, of the Norwallt
Hardware Company leaves today on a
vacation tllp. Mr. pavls intends to
no as far north as Montreal. and will
be accompanied t‘o flattening, N. Y.
by his grandfather, William H." DI-
VIII. of Broad River. Piuttsburg is
the former horns of tile latter

Wilbur F Day. the' president or the
New Haven Natlo hi Bank was seiz'
ed ‘with an tittac ot autishdicitls‘ at
his home No‘.‘ “400 Prospect street
New Haven Thursday Mr. Day is
one of the best kho‘it‘h 'lliianoial men
in New Haven. H a condition becom-
ing rapidly worse 5 Was bper'ated lip-
nn‘ at an" tony hour Friday morning
The case is a critical lone.

l The new auto ile laws went into
lifted Septembhl'gfib The rem "numbel‘
in the machiner In'ust be fastened so
it will not swing. and there mustL bun
number on the from or each mashing.
it you son a machine you 'd better look
up the law and attend to all its rd»
quirements at once. and thus sav'fl
yourself a lot of trouble. and porhnpb
some lines. .1
...._...._.......
. Members of the Seaside Outing
Club. of Brill eport will be given 'a
musical treat it Tliursday evening by
Harry Pepper, the prominent Vocalist.
Who has arr
nip. hqh so looted a. findrieti’b
composed? of Miss Mollie Duly, sopr .
no; Miss Lealloll Belle Joel, contraiio;
William D Walsh tenor. and J. J.
Fisher, bsritono. J. F. Quinn will be
the ‘amontpdniht and Mr Peppe’r will
Eimneli sing. T 0 program will con-
ist at eight nu crab" "‘ .

 

Mr. and Mrs. C. S; R. 7Heydriok ()ffi’
Brooklyn. returned to their home iti
that plane. after having made a short
stay‘ at the hoaie of Mr and ‘Mrs
ward Mead. 0f 8 lI‘iIllie avenue East
Norwulk. Master Frank, who has a
vacation of II week from his!“ d ties at
the Norwalk llouI £00001 mil e at
home. and will return 8 ads n
Ho (limits a detail' to board “the re
S. Elfrida. Friday. Septembbt S.‘ for a
two days truiao with one day's pay

Members who new not yet gone on...

any of the Elbidmtn'uisos 7min your
are to he ordered out for this duty.
Letter to Charla. E Hoyt

South Norwalk, Conn. 7

Dear Sir.- mete iuct‘i tro'm headli-
Inan & Edelin (lr,ufton W. Va. will be
useful to you.

A customer pointed his house last
time with the paint they wait: soilingb

 

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thenwtbey thought'it first-runs; it cost.

them 5 cents it‘gitllon niore thaii our!
~took 18 subdue." " '

They sold hlm Ill gallons of Devi“
for same house; In used only 11; re
turned 7; saved bout 'I30. ‘

it this is the
work there

oughin't to be much fum-
cult

in selling it
' ly.‘ httif"bl'thc' stdry.’ The

ganglia 7the wear '7 A third all is

iIo‘n tor b’o'ih: till midi‘ go s for
(her and wears longer than part paint;

true point than false paint; tull- meas-
are the short measure. A (on rtb
halt ll t 9 cost or hinting. which (one
by the gallon it costs a third more
to paint 18 gallons. than H.

Yours trulv

. F. W. DEVOE & CO.
12? ‘ ‘
P 8-410}.me South Not-walk;
Huhboii e Btaplc Raw. (30., Norwalk.
and E. E. Gorhnm. East NorWalk sell

our paint.
u

woos AIM-‘--'

I! TO SERVE YOU Wl'f'H THE
BIG? MIA!!! OI‘RAINAILE

AT 'ma towns: Man. . .
Kn'r union.

Public market

7 «It ‘uollru Milt tram."

station. concert for tbtl't,

" Blown»
tb‘ws, o‘i' Frknklin n‘venue,‘

way Devon is going to.

Cashier L. 0. Green. or a per Mai n
hti'dllt."*NMnlk storm V W New

i.719 9a say. .7,
A meeting at Butler were. No. 07.

it II o. ”In. at schédnicd a at heal
Wednesday night.

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Miss Alice Taylor. of Brooklyn. N

~77-«ltlmls-at the home of Mrs. N. M. Jack-

son. in Bumnilt street.

Mrs C, N Britons. of. flnridgpport. h.
the guest at her Daron . MI. on lvirs
Jainés Norah, AblflNlJI‘. silt. A ' "

Miss Mary Kl'flellitliin, of Wes
street, balm Mum; With rota
lives at Mount liolyolte. Mass

Frank shallower dflliiflnibhrmariy
ot Namath, is a (tin the oilday
in town. the swig; alum 9.7.13

 

Richard Na 19 and quoting R mun-i
or South harlot are bpendm‘it’yiiaho.
my In“ New York and Bloom".

Mr. and Mrs. Janiés Cole. oi Havl
land street, have beerllpendihg sev-
'eIal days with triends in Danbury.

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llleutonant'ltdward’ “W Bloomer o

 

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at Mtil home 0

Miss Clara Byington of Norwalk it.
the guest over the holiday or Mr; and
Mrs. Wilbur Byinstou in Stamford.

 

Mrs. R. A; Barry, of Jamaica, L. 1..
has been the guest tor a tow days o.
Mrs. i' s. Jennings, of West street

The seicctmcn are qutiestlug thost

meant“ the same promptly to [ht
bank.

 

l’l'lintlpill (loolge 14}. Thompson and
in limbo! Norwailt were waiters up

(i l-iudéoh and at Gooey
week.

 

polite and health on both h.’ .. .

teiss'“

 

meetmg

io- Iuor I ow
O'cloolt. ’

night

 

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walk has been admitted to the N0“

 

son Nelson. at death Main attest have
me to7 Montreal. Canada, to spend
two weeks. 7 1..

 

 

The Cranbury Christian Union wiii
hold a poncho and melow festival in
the thapel, September l3; Admission
will be trte. 77 '

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Clifford P. Eager of Wilton, ha:
been admitted to the Norwnlk llospi
lal t0I treatment. MI. Eager is out
fering from II lever.

Miss Margaret English. of Danbury
has returned to her homtl after I.
visit with Dr and Mrs. William J.
Timon of West avehue.‘

 

ll J (‘utbill who has gone to Don
vet" to attend the more Anny curator
ment is one of the delegates from an
ilonnwtic ut Department.

3 l M '

Charles F. Zellfuss, ot the Zoltfusi
film)“ y. in North 'Main alrdst. Will

i this week for 1% pt. ‘where in
intends to spend about three months.

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Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Salmons, Mrs
Ja 93 Golden and Miss Agnes lo
(Io ‘cn ~have returned to South Nob

walk after a two weeks‘ stay in ilosln
“29.151233" ‘
a I x . l . « l 9

Mrs; J'i' E Woodhull and 0’s. Wil-
liamM , Tardy (shilritigepdrt, havt
bean braking“ h‘ art my in‘ South
Norwnlk as Int guests oi Mus. Georgi
B B'uxton.

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Miss Zita Matthews of Orange NI
who has am the guest oi her an
riand Mrs: Edda"! M .
roilit‘neow‘

horns Baturday. 7 ., . ‘1

~._.——da_ l I
An

operation was poIiormod on
Mrs. Hayes, of South Ilniou thnuI-

J.

tits V.
“a i7 A“
"Ilrfféhdl‘ll‘iin. would. Montgom-
ery. of Norwalk. who are making an
exumaiv t1 hr of the Pacific roast
are or "horrid ‘lletwbtln the 15th
and the and at this month.

The Misfits Llarlt and Janine Rear-

 

 
 
 

mail: loi" avghuehhzvz;otur on
w or
the till“! i r. and Mrs. Phfirfitif

ler. formerly g $th Norwaik.
The Farm 9)! m

Insured? tile opal oi oysthrn. sat
urtiuy morning. and Wmuttl‘g its“. fight,
MWt n e u
to its there will be war It

today.
Lhoqauu ‘1

Wilma; til-lei on “the fibroid). III:
account 0! Labor Day. raritmet‘uredm Sal
morn if it
emu nll’cm “alarm Iil‘bat “m
through expressct nro yriInnIiIs hlm
sections. ‘ " ’

notimlilhfil. 9:mele

iIeit L. mum on gambit the 'l‘hir
0am: ’i’lunt'
litia‘ he WNW Brder‘oll til allots“ h «are the

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then were stratum and mortgages
Of ”.359.

 

the Second Division, Naval Battalion, 2
or Harttord, has lé'sued Oldel No.10 .

cad Bennett is yisitini, .
libi‘wrnu Edwina is ;
Mead or Educ avenue. least blot-wan. .7 ~

who have cherks against‘ tile toWn u 7

island, his. ;

——-"Now good digestion waits on an 3

it u' doesn't, try Burdock Blood Bit V

Uncas Tribe, No. 26, improved Or-
dot” of Red Men. will hold a regular ;
nt.' 5:

Mrs. Elizabeth Himmean. of Noxn“

milk Hospital tor- treatment rm linu- .
mallsm.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Powail and

Noernlk at the hospital, Saturday
“a I J 'l‘tntlll‘l; assisted by

Company cont 7

catcmflIond. iri.flsrt7tlzrti. Friday. ,

lot the CMel‘hlll “

"i
gll'eco gd‘ g‘liIVl-‘flzgfist weélt'i‘h i‘hAususi
chant thorax 4.. . files 0M7
lug. 7": ‘ .ar; '
" Gear ' 7 l I
RENE! I ma 1904.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

7.47;' VW
require mun. sooner or later. 31)
glasses. nonunion Masada Tillie“
tive ”wonders its in» lime. '

 
 

7n was: a hour.
Room 0. .Uh'll’ malahlldiug. Talon
. Will M.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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“ looking at our 7

V to call and us our oil

‘ tour Rockers that we a I.”
'1 $1.95. , 7
7‘ On

I Cash or Crodlt.

 

trams mom; a SUIT HOUSE.

ins“ nor FWAl‘BTS ...... ...... . ..... . ............. 30¢

...... .3148UP

’AIN cons. .. ..................................... ”soup
7mm. SUITS ..... 7 ............................................. $7.93 up
can sum .ronfisatv sis. .. ............. . .......... NOW taco
snItLIA ........................ now $3.437
more In Namin- wmsrsutrs... ....... nowsers
cIIILoaau oases or... ............ 'Now75o
4'2 AND 44. wens

A FEW LANEJBIZE WAISTS. sizes 40,
WORTH FROM $2.00 To «an; NT “.257 _
‘ COMEAND TAKE ADVANTAGE 0F lT.

,33 Summit 9 Street SI‘IIIllI Norwallt

Ode Imushionton Silvio: I)

alto .“
I7 Cum on it

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

ectivo ayes unless strengthened Milli
proper glass can often want ptb‘tee-

Refractin§ Optician.
h no Bulwl South Nul‘,wullt
t. nvonlonco of nations.

In I pleasure to all who are
in beautifying the homyv

ACCEPT AN lNl;

We would especially ll
Rocks

A J Artfult.t..$m

134 Wuhln

 

on THE BALANCE OF crock RE

 

 

Your (inlet Today

is th'lt we are after. We are here
to please you we take pains to please
and bit- will [limits you. whatever you
may want ‘ln the Way of meats poul-
try and all also you expect to find in
a well implanted butt her shop. Meats
fresh, sweet and tender ruin the most
with us, which you will know when
you have orloo mind our service.

Fresh Native Roasting Chit irons and
Broilers.

,J. W. DODGE

Bucceuor to ”can 899mm.

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122 Water Street.
Wood St. Tel. 203 5 . «.w

 
 

THIS is NOT “PRESIDENTIAL
A3 CANDIDATES FOR YOUR

QVE JUST UNLOAg
moon WE ARE?

 

At the Lowest Prices

B HERSHFIELB 8: Still

“ll/lain Street, Norwailt. -

77U8w A CHKNCE TO PROVE WHAT A FINE

RAYMOND BROS

(hlalalileed ._ 3.;

:t.w 4

4.

Telephone 236-3.
Public Magkct, 32 So. Main St.

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\‘ (it'll

ma.» our we An: In THE

COAL' raAoE FOR THE saAsoN.

OCK we HAVE on
1%.”? aficou
A. ,AN ILL
HAvs Air on.

 

 
 

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fol. slid.

 

ps9 thud Their

Never will you have the onportu
tub “the W at or: our in
sale. Come in and l

mud" ”a“ clnl I
O “l .
“lithe allLMSE'
:lizfi ill: lltl Mill

12.00 no. use rate!
no. «t! rmc!
“at... ”It: 3W5
rob" no 222

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thumbs! uh
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27!

ill Wat; 8t.

Original Prices.

ally to buy Iron a: l mm iled. ot
a prison w. arc liking during out
ask the line over if you an at all be

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Iuaey.

WABHINGTON sent. 3~One ot the
ailerons spots to navigation,
s. on! Cape Hatteras,

a new light is coin»

fl doubt as to the suc-
‘ t. as the government
considerable amount
ey and If a tried several times
to erect a lightahip at this

 

“77w lighlablp has been designed.
i be built by Elnbori at Wells

lse by 10 .000 Inatiacls and ves-

‘ naress adopted a bill
Bella to erect a light—
ls successful the god-

illiy yhlln $750000. it will

‘30 miles Bella pIoprIaeII

steel caisson and haul it to

1. it is proposed to erect

“ad sink it. it will sink

project 30 feet above

lll then be filled wllh

Hg and stone for a iounda

K ihouao 200 feet high.

' 0
The not of Congress provides that the
rumour ll.“ within five

_ ,3! money is
lot“ it sit be in sue

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thilelfitgd Ia‘i‘i’ ugfiimflg‘hl’tflrcontend

 
 

. ct! fill“ S’dilt’fl" (hilt; it was impossible to
«built! a l hihouse on Diamond Shoals.

on (item nt of the shitty than at tor of
the bottom of that point

NOTHlNG ON THE MARKET EQUAL
‘l‘O CHAMBERLAIN’S COLlC.
CHOLERA RAND pIARRHOEA

REMEDY.

This fact is Well known to drugglsls
(Wt‘l‘yWhGH‘ and nine out of ten will
give tlIelI o'ustomeIs this pIcpquIion
when the host is asked for. MI. (lilo
Wilmer. u momlnont drunglsl of Joplin

 

Mu, in it oltoulnr letter to his (:uslm

morn. says: “There is nothing on

the marital in the way of patent moul-
tine which equals (‘ inuuborlaln' a Colic.
t ‘holI-rn and Diairhooa Re --Ide

for
bowel omnpluints We soil and rot..-
ommond this preparation." For slilt‘

W. by Slillsou—l‘owoll Corporation (‘lilfmd

Zolltuss' Phar-

t!

Pharmacy and

HAT CHAT NOTES FROM THE
AMERICAN HATTER.

'John C; Wilson St 00.. New sent the
follm‘vinit notion to their customers?

Wm are pleased to announce the
shameful conclusion or our efforts to
not a bill of mines ilIIough ouI South
waalk factory that enables us to
offer Sis had $16 50 grades in both
stiff and flexible.

The reason of our prosaina the brim;
as well its the crowns into shape the
same t-IIrI'2t7otII17I-ts of aivio will appear
in those grades as In out higher
grudts.

Besides our own oliginnl alv,lt7s Wt‘
are prt‘htuod to make (DTlt‘il copies
«It the Youmuna and (hr. Knox and
will also copy the unlap as soon as it
is issued.

Yours wiy truh
JOHN C. WILSON & CO.

Tho BpeIlman “as issued early in
August For some years John H.
Spellumn was in tho habit of Issuing
two styles oath season in soft hula.
This season. hour-vex James Spoil-
Innn. who is managing the Spt-llmun
hut business. has thought wise to is-
sue three ships the crowns hating ll

similiuiiy but the rails differing
which. No.1 style is made wllh a
all mmbinntlon round and grooved

i)()r:~.ay surl; No 2 style is made with
a 58 sharp D'Orsuy curl well raised
No.3 style is made with n 1.4, intb
oval curl slightly raised brim medium
set in incl. a strong tondomy in not
set. Tlit‘ silk but is made with n fill
Sharp ll“(lrsuy onri. well rulm d an the
ship and brim tipping well front and
roar. The bond is of cloth 1 7-74 in.
wide As usual the Spollmnn stiff hats
are being made by tho (‘rofut dz Knapp
Cu. South Norualk t‘on’n” and tho
fipollman silk hat by Henry Joseph
New l’OIk

GOT OFF CHEAP.

"0 may Well think he has got oft
rhoup. who. nitm having t'ontrmtotl
constipation m indigestion is still ab-
lo to potluil} roster: hlu health No
thing will do this but in. Kings Now
l.ilI7ll'llls.Auul17,k pleasant and II7I'~
lain (lllt! lor bondtu'bo. I'oIIaliiII.IIloII
1-11.. 251. III i7“. ll. lluxier'ading store-,-
guaranteed.

POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
BUSTER BROWN.

Melville ii. Raymond will present
his famous cartoon t‘muedy Buster
llrown. at the Hoyt‘s 'l‘bt-nti'e. 'l‘uos
day, SoplemlIeI bill and in union that
the children shrill m nmuood be has
given orll‘ora to his advance represen-
tative, no charge whntovbr shall he
made to boys and girls who apply for
the sixteen page. fI,‘Inny illustrated
tour colored llunttr Brown Pit-turd
Book This book is similar in detail
to books Mold in stores tor ion and
twvuty- live cents each but to make the
hearts or this ones ltiail. the Bum-r
Brown book will positively be given
away free to all who come for them

 

 

' and as long as the shipment holds out.

Irsn and Brass Beds A‘i'. Oneéhalf and

do the tale will be those who come
that Will be the one: who will be 63ch
ed first. mm Boy and girl who
reads this. will lately do so won the
greatest '1 clear; cowardly as it cut»
era in their happiness. ‘
A RM‘M MIR lIllt‘lil.
Two Itira'o atttlldncl'h witnessed thé
roduetlori of Theodore Kramer‘s not»
aural niblo him A Inca“ tor Into.
at lloyt'l ’l‘li alto. Saturday alteration
and ovonlmr. The scenes were laid
near bus Au ales and were realistic.
Mbdtdobrhci Mex-
cititt «some it held the closest
yew lea or the «I irei latitudes. 'l'hb
l'wllt chbolldn‘t,‘ etch

bismuth pdi-thiyiafl‘hla or list pm in
a thoroughly artistic manna, term
in; the enthusiastic an lliii or the
nadlnnco. Tomérrow ntht tits Ilia
traction will be Hunter" brown.
mud-dilu- ‘ V
lll‘l’ FOR CHILDRIN.
Mothers. in strain! or the health of
your children. Look out tor nought.
eons, Group and 4 a bun sash.
atop than in timcmons than death
chad rats the but may. Hamlets
and pleasant. annulus no opiates;
30M or nu Oilfield WGW'

 

on who mo backed in their .

 
 
 

 

It ‘ GREAT DRY Goons HOUSE. 7 ““
hound: F93 may MANTON s PATTERNS

 

braids.

 
 

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CHAEW

BEST FOR smitten ~~i

 

 

Made on a braidcr.

they will weir longer than ordinary woven dross
Their feathery

softness obviates the scratching of shoes that oth-

er drcsu braids cause.

ties.

And yet their aottnesc i: comblned with the greatest of wearing quali-
One piece of chaflee' a Dress Braids will Wear as long as a skirt, any.

big time and trouble necessary with frequent rebinding.

satisfaction
tion counter.

PLAIN. FLAT, AT 4c A YARD.
BRUSH AT as A YARD.

Each I. the best braid of its kind made, and guaranteed to give lasting
Colors to suit almost: any shade skirt you wear.

 

B3- 85 Washtla'ton Street.

 

 

' SOFA PILLOWS

This week we have an excellent line of new Pillow Top: to show you.

at 50:.

These new tall designs are not altogether different from those we have

had. but an we do not wish to put new stock with the “driftwood" of '3“.
action we have decided to close out all th old stock at half pride; or in
other words you may select any pillow from the old stock at 25c.

it your “bump" of economy .ls well developed you'll come early and

take advantage of this exceptional offering.

N. E. RYAN,

so wasnmo'rou 317., SOUTH NORWALit.

 

 

Clearance Sale

and Washable Hats

86 WASHINGTON STREET.

0t Trimmed Mlllinery.

All untrimmed Silnw lists. 20o rifle and 7M. ClII‘ldIons Mull Bonnets
Ladies Duck lists in all the latest styles

S. S. TILLOTSON,

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

JBRESS 31741196

At our noé

 

 

 

“‘ ChEARANCE SALE OF
Warring. PABER

it.

What is CASTOHIA

Mills is a narrow. sub-ti tltnt‘o 9..th

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We? “B‘m'p‘g tint! Soothing 3m .
contains neither q’iliu‘m; Morphine not other
hood. Item-is lambs. It «strove Worm

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