°' the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
“Mood, over Shuduy.
, .
Potty 111111 hauled his
“boat outnaud placed it in good solidi
1 1 tion for the winter.
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“liIc Mary Tamils. 01.11.101.111. was
Samuel
1111111. trying (looming. who have been
theatrest oi Mr and Mrs. Robert Dili-
bio, for some time. returned to her
‘ 1 homo iuLBrooklyn. Saturday.
tho mvonlvlioo of “1m reader-
‘ of the Seat
placed on on Nine In front of the
shop of Willlan R. Gilbert. Items for
publication are ooilectod daily. They
1111111 on iluii‘od b‘ the writer as an
evidence of good to 111.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will hold its regular monthly
business meeting tonight. at its truck
house. .
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Chirs Larsen is to open a bowlink
alley in the spring in one of the stores
in the Jesse block.
A meeting of Chi Ist Church parish
will be held Tuesday evening to per-
i’cct an organization. ..-
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The steaniprAddic V. is at. Port Jet’-
ferson, “(hover-she is to receive a
thorough overhauling.
Thcx‘e will “be'a‘uioetlug of the Pro-
. butloners class at 11111311111 ‘Avéuuc Mc-
thodist Church, tomorrow evening.
M
Herman Malmo,‘ who has been in
New York for some time. has returned
and intends to open a saloon In Nor-
'wullt.
“The City of God." was the subject.
of the meeting of tho Epworth League
at the East Avenue Methodist Church
yesterday.
Miss Evelyn Simpson, who has been
visiting Mrs. Charles'hlsthorpe. of
Seaview avenue, has returned to her
home In Pcekskill.
The regular weekly class meeting
will be held tomorrow evening at the
East Avenue Methodist. Church in
charge of James L'Houimedieu.
'I‘lte inacting of the LOyal World 1'1».
yesterday at the Advent Christian
Church ‘wus largely. attended. The
subject Was "The True Fraternity "
Mrs. Richard Bland acted as leader.
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The walking Club was somewhat.
bothered yesterday by the severity of
the weather The? are now debating
whether to suspend their trips during
snow storms, or go to the expense of
purchasing snow shoes
A manhole is to be constructed at
the end of the bridge. There are so
many water pipes and gas pipes and
electric wires there that it has become
necessary to have some way of getting
underneath the bridge caslly
Albert Borggrund. who was for some
some time withtho Bridge Pharmacy.
has. been spending a tow wcoks I11
East Norwalk. He will leave in a day
or two for Stockbcidgc. Mona, whom
he has taken a position In a largonjrug
store.
When Cum issloncr Mitchell was
sent out now hora ago. on observa-
tion about the sewage-1 canal. hc uuulc
tho remarkable discovery that. the
pitch pyramids. locilicd in Cairo.
four the River Nilo stood exactly I11
11111 cantor of the land surface. of the
113.th which Were constructed 2.000
years or more hoforc thc'Chrlstiau urn.
'l‘lm old draw bridge. which keeps
becoming mom dilapidated all llil'
time. has to bo tiod up with 11011111:
and wires to keep it from falling to
plows Ono of tho Iron photo on tho
southwest corner of the rumnhacltlo
affair snapped off bliort yoslorduy and
John Colo tied it .1111 with ropes and
wit-1111. which block the sidewalk 'iI111
tliiiW has been uhiftiii I “lilo. and it
him lit-coma neoconnry to cut away
some of tho planking. Tho diluting of
tit-1 now ohuuuol through the cast skin
of 11111 draw has allowed 01111 1111111
111111111 to shift. and 11W tho wliolv
thaw is shifiln5 It is believed Many
populc 111d afraid that the draw 1111 not
as e.
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_ Weekly bulletin of tho Illut Avonuc
Mothodisi iopinoopal Church:
Tuesday. 7: 46 p. 111.. pl» it mocting.
Tuesday. 1: 45 p. 111., bationoi'u’
hicotlng.
Wood”. 7: 45 p.111. cottagu input
in! at David Hunlord‘o, Winfield
street.
Wetland”. 1111111111. ladies Aid.
Wad ucoday. 8 p. 111., special meeting
of tho Oinclnl Board.
Thursday, 7146 p. 111.. prayer nicot-
ing
Friday. 7: u a. no. doctor hand
annuity. December if. at. 10 30 11. 111..
annual collociioo for fill“ Church 1911
11111111011 aid lAdd minimal.
“thou: W%, ”ginormo-
tiough, “41.. have no trim" for child
run or adults w cramm' the bow
mm box it” been 1“
'tMro. Christine anrlugton and child-
' run have gone to Brooklyn. New York,
id‘spoud the winter with Mrs. Yarring-
tonic parents.
; Mrs. Jacob B. miyinond. who was
taken sick while calling on her sister,
Mrs. Hiram '1‘. Taylor, on .. the West
Side, still remains under the cure of
J the family physician.
Tho qunrtctte from the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church sang at the oven-
Ing service in the Rowaytou Baptist
Church. last night, the music being an
especially attractive portion /of the
service. .
Rev. Frank C. Brown, of Rowuytou,
preached at the South N orwalk Baptist
Cburchh yesterday, In place of Rev.
Hugh 3. Carpenter who Is sick. In
the evening Mr. Blown iiiiotl his own
pulpit new.
William Pinkney who has been on
a shooting expedition with his br-oth
91‘. Charles Piukney. at Cnrrituck
South Cuiollnu returned Saturday ov-
citing. with a splendid bag of game,
including ducks. goose. wild swuu
quiiil. etc”.
..._—....—.
Francis Boylstou's invalid chair
manufactory is very busy just at. the
moment time. Seveial new orders
have been received from Philadelphia
and points further west. and Superin
tendent George W. Bryan is communi
eating with parties in Lake City Mich-
Igtm and other places f1 0111 which he
expects orders in a tow davs. Mr.
Boylaton is quite ill again at his home
in South Norwalk. having suffered a
relapse last Saturday.
A new hot air holder has boon 11in
stalled In tho Rowayion Methodist
Episcopal parsonage, as well as a
range and boiler. which will supply the
building with an abundance of wutci
in the futuic. A bath room will pro-
bably bv installed next on arr-angle
meats ate being made to hnvc a. drain
plpo laid through adjoining properti
so that the shore can be reached. Ar-
chitect. it. c. Peltou has plans ready
for remodeling tho church for which
1 won: some $8, 000 in pledges have been
icceivetl. 'I‘wu sets of plans will be
on exhibition after tho prayer nicot-
iug Thursday night.
The .nnnuul fair of Reliance flock
and Mulder Company closdd Saturday
night and all the articles Himalnlnr.
unsold by tho Indies in tho booths and
tho canvassers wore auctl ed off. 'l‘ho
Irrcprcssiblo Silas Cprpe 11' was the
auctioneer. and was n gt eat success.
as he succeeded In dispos 1g of every-
thing on hand. The supper was lib
orally patronized. and the dancing was
fully enjoyed. A numbcti' of articles
wcro donated by fricnds of the com-
panies and were In charge of Miss Ed
".11 Mead. who realized a mint sum 01:
thom. Allogothcr It was a most suc»
ocssful affair and the receipts far (1111
cecdctl the expectations of the com-
mitten, reaching into the hundrcds.
The members of the company render-
ed valuable moisture to the ladies.
-—-C1'oup Instantly rcllrvcd. Dr.
Thomas“ Eclectric Oil. Perfectly sufo.
Never falls. At any drug store.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
111- for the Evening Sentinel. In
Our 011 are Arthur Blouoon. and Wei
Ino- shoror. Ordm «at to either of
the above will receive prompt atten-
lion.
Mimics Grorglc and Addlv Whitney
spcnt last Monday In Now l'.ork
Miss liolcu Wiicolrr was tho rot-out
gusstof Sttimford rclutlvca.
Mrs. C. Isl. Fitch, who has been quite
ill. is chic to bo out again.
Mina Mumic Shoot to rocovoring
from a recent Illness:
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Mrs. Charla» A. Baton I11 consider-
ably Improved.
mun—aw unu—
wlimno railed Chickons and trash
eggs at popular prions. Public Market.
“Infill. ll m 1111111111
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Free.
3 L38 HEAD RICE.
3 cans bottom:
2 lbs. Fancy M'
«a .L.
I tivcs 11.111111111111111. Moan. . . 1
1' Mrs. Holly dealer and con Clarion ,
' not; 11 week ago yesterday. of bar 1111-
liirs. Edward Root. who had 11 rc-
iupae whilo rccovarinir from a motif“.
tobo out again. it
Mrs. 11. 0. Smooth“ succeeded
Free.
To wcryp purchaser of 1 lb. Cof-
fu. aidVithmbiock
mafia“. 11 solo-it
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1 1.531: Mrs. Richard A1.
ate hills-”11.39.2251: 111111 paramount mt
have moved to their New York apartr
mom» for the winter.
1111... Henry attract attended the fun-
-11111'111 Gainer, in New York.
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“ 111.11. Scllcck, wbo1has been car?
lously ill. is considerably improved
and has rem ed to Riverside. near
:31in brother. . Sands Ballpoint. rosi-
enco; " ‘ ‘
‘ Mr. 'and Mrs. Fred Mortey and chil
dreamt): New York. were the rodent
guests of Mr. Marley's mother, Mu.
Anglo Morley, Brooksldo Honda. ‘ .
'11
“‘7'"
Mrs. James Patience. of Norotou‘
Heights, recently met with 11 very ser-
ious accident by falling oaths stairs
at her home. She is now much im-
proved and able to beahout her home
as usual.
Mrs Martha Darrow who met with
a serious accident recently, while vio-
ltlng at her brother' a. C. A. Bates by
falling from a porch several feet. is
now about again and able to attend
church.
Miss Althea Seilock has returned
from 11 visit. with her brother Harry
and wife. Miss Althea, whose age In
only eleven years, preparod the ow
tire feast tor “Thanksgiving. at her
homo this year, including even the
dilmw dessert. to the satisfaction of
l
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Dr. J. W. Avery and. family .arrived
safely I11 England and thence pro-
ceeded in Hamburg.» In a letter to
Mrs. B. F. Fitch from the latter place
they stated that they would proceed
from Hamburg to Berlin. where the
doctor would pursue. his studies.
m.
met with a very serious accident a
few days since. He was thrown from
his wagon and austuinedscvorcin-
.‘urics about his head and face. The
wounds wcrc. drcsscd by Dr. Noxon.
Mr. Knohcl is still unable to be about
the house,
1
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A cablegram from Anson Phelps
Stokcs, .lr.. secretary of Yale. states
that he. and Mrs. Stokes have arrived
to Europe and that they haVo sum: to
St. Moritz in Switzerland. They will
give about a month to rent and en-
joyment. From there they will go to
Berlin, where Mr. Stokes will spend
two or three months in slutty. The
trip to the Mediteirnueun was found
'."'eiy enjoyable
wss'rpon'r.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, in
Neotpoi‘t, are 8. Dlglovonnl and Wm.
1'... Null. Orders sent to either of the
move will receive prompt attention.
Mrs. “CI‘IJI‘I'I.
Brooklyn, N. '1'.
Burrs is visiting In
Miss lda Jennings In tho ghost of
relatives in Brooklyn.
Business hi the button shop In ncilvt.1
it this time and will continue so till
.chI up to tho new year.
Mrs. James Gray. who has been vi-
iltlug her motlu-r some Farms, has
'cturncd to her homo In Derby.
We arr pushing on toww'd tho holi-
lay and I11 anothcr fortnight there
will be n 1101110. coming of the young
peoplc.
Because work 011 the new library is
retarded at this time Is no reason why
ntcrcst In it. should be dulled. nor tho
fact that a. Incmoriul‘io the generous
iouor of plot and place. Morris Josup.
ought not to be pushed along.
Contractor C. 1.. Ogden, of Spring-
dalc, formerly of iiownyton. has brok-
ou ground for a 815,000 cottage for .l.
'l‘. Buckhout at. Sound Bosch. it will
be trans: 2201130 feet. 'i‘ho gcnrrul
contruc'tm “Ill do all tho work.
Tho mnrltct 11111111 on onions toiitln
uos to ho good and tho pl‘OiIliui'i'ii nro
gutting rcturno. .l’oultry minors arc
also in grout. luck, thoso of them who
havo laying lll‘llii, for tho pricos on
on» have iokou 11 big jump wihin
the past Work and tho scarcity in tho
uisrkni multrs‘ disposal cuny 111. profit-
nblu prices.
What linrm tho grunting of the
right to drain. a building on tho mud
flats on tho north skin of tho i'lvor at
81an iilroot lu'itigo can do in a poulcr.
yet the vow to givn thc Foroutoru Milli
conclusion l1u11 sci 111111111 of tho oltlw
rcaltienia hero In spawn: on much so
that 11 petition has, been pronuniou in
tho itolcctmcn for the call of toolbar
special town nicoting «mo wcok from
today. the purpose being to recount the
I'Ol'llim‘ action of the town in granting
tho pcrmii TIN! 1111111111111 1111 to town
owunruhtp I11 still in tlllpuiu. but allow-
ing that tho town has the right to givo
grant or 1111" tho bog. that the im-
rovcmrut would hclp tho location
is tho belly! of minty.
NEW CANMN.
Phiic A. Thatcher in reported to is:
quite iii.
M1. Knobcl, of Cedar strcot Dalton. ‘
“Imitation:
manil- that
tug her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Whit-
hey, of Talmudgo Hill.
Percy Stevens, who Is ill at ”111 ha-
irl, is said to be. much better. He now
has '11 good chance of recovering.
Mrs George Lockwood Is entertain-
ing her niece. Miss Addie Marks. of
Stamford, at. hbr home in East two
one.
The Hannah Benedict Cater Chop-
icr, l). A. ft. will moot with the Misses
Weed, Wednesday, Dec. 13. at 3 p. m.
' A now stairway has boon lmllt on
the south side of the building occupi-
ed by 11. L. Scoflcld. the furniture
dcalor. 1
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W. A. Wheeler; the carpenter. has
raiscd the i‘rnmcwork of
house for
street.
the new
John E. Hcrsiun, in linyt
Frank L. Coinsinck and family have-
returned from Hickory Bluff and are
now occupying their South Main
siroet residonco.
.losoph i1‘.StilI1'nup and Rodney Chi-
cheater have been chosen as jurors
fo1 tho annual form of the superior
Court in Bi Idgcpmi
A prayer sorvico will he held on
"Iuosdni, at ll .1 111 at tho honn1 of
Mrs A ..i Raymond, in Main street
by members of the Baptist. Church.
Mist-1 Estelle Kollogg. of Prospect
strcct. returned 10' bur homo, last
Tuesday. after a pleasant visit with
hcr coualn_ Mrs. Edward linfuaglc, of
Mt. Vernon.
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Mr. and Mrs. .lcsso A. Chusn,
oral seasons. will return to thoir Now
York home, 463 Wost End Avenue. on
Monday next.
John Cue of the Control pharmacy.
has boon enjoying a fch days in Nor-
wulk. Albert. Borgrcn. u formor clerk
of East Norwnlk is managing tht1 storc
during his absence.
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A delicate;1 operation was performed
on ctlorgc Fitzpatrick of Bird's mar
itci. Thursday oftcrnoon, for a discuss
of tho jawbone. Fourioan tooth word
cxtracicd. Ho is now uhlt1 to couvcrsc
as wall 11.11 over.
Dr. lolward O‘Shaughucssy. who has
ruccnily been in the Stamford Ii1111pl-
ml with typhoid fovcr. ssllod Wrdncu-
day for tho Bermuda islands. whom
he will rccupcrato for 11011111 time to
comb. limiry J. Warren prouidcnt of
”to Stamford Biovc Foundry (311. who
rooldoa horn, accompaniod him. in
O‘Bhuughnouuy will rcsumc hla local
practicc about. Jim 1
Broderick H. licll. 11 popular young
man, and non of Mr. and lira. John
W. Bell. of .linilroad Manna. and
(111111111 Iiuldcn of fitnmford. worc mar»
rlod on Nov. 19.111031 will commence
houaukccping In tho spring, but will
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tho winter. The worst of tlmlr mar
ring» 1111111 wall guardcd by tho 1111111192
fitiliplo. 111111 it. has just been mudo pub
1:.
About forty of the mcmbm of Jim
11111 Dayton Council. l) of i... of plain»
ford. gold at fraternal visit to OWN?
limbo Council 'i‘hurivd evening
The 111111. 0011111111. 111. 11.
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contains neither Opium. Morphine” 1111111 other Narcotic
unharmed. Ito age is its guarantee. 111 destroys Worms
and alloys Feveriobness. It cures Diarrhoea and
Colic. It rollover Teaching Troubles. cut-es Constipation
and Fiotuloncy. It; assimilation the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowols, giving healthy and mun-1'11 sleep.
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find Mansions-good" 111cm
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ALLOW YOUR COLD AND COUGH
TO WORRY AND ANNOY YOU FOR
DAYS AND WEEKS?
As soon as you know that you have
I cold. the proper thing to do is to
get I box of A. B. c. CAPSULES and
a bottle of w. T. COUGH MIXTURE.
This combination will do the busi-
ness every time.
lite lcltfuss Pharmacy.
8 NO. MAIN OT. IO. NORWALK
Bill NIIIIINII BANK
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
‘ c1731.
$100,000.00
OUHPLUB mo raorm
$173,800.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, PHI.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pros.
JACOBM. LAYTON, Cashier.
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DIRECTORS.
I. H. Mathew-on Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
.IoaiarR. Marvin J. Waliuc. Marvin
christian Swot}: John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
II {011 Have Nola
Comfortable Home.
why dont you have a comfortable
room? Iicutcd by 1111111111 with hot and
cold water. bath and all tho oornforto
that a 1111111 or 11. lady want: Every-
thin new and upon-touch). Room by
the 11y or week. Prices modulate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner “of Monroe and (Shootout did.
.1. DIIIIA. Mp.
Davin w,“ 1111111191113.
it“
can moon non oarc'i'
cuaormi
moor WP“ Oil
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'1‘. I. IULLWAN; Proprietor.
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Presents.
IN CHINA oL‘Asswaas, 'Pio.
rpm-:8 E'rc. ,
Dinner Bots, Water Bots. Chocolate
Soto, Brush and Comb Trays. Toilet
Oat: etc.
German imported Decorated Cups.
sincere. Pitchers, Hair Receivers. Co-
mi am at 10 to 15¢.
LAMPG
Prices from 1211 to “$8.00
PICTURES.
500 best showing for the Money In
the City, from 29:: to $1.49.
Pictures Framed 'and Window
Shades Made: to Order.
SPECIAL.
Cloth shades 25c. ‘White Curtain Po-
les with fictures 10c.
PAINTING a PAPER HANGING.
Store Open Evenings
I.. H. DECKER,
87 Washington Street.
Tel. ‘Con. ' South Norwalk.
11.17.1111. l
Frosttlslt ................. 4 lbs” 251-.
Flatflsh ........................... 6t
Mnrkci Cod ....................... 51.-
1.111111 Whitefish .................. 120
Yellow Pike .................... 2.120
Small Pike ..... ......... 101'.
Nativo Eels
Extra Large Smclt ............... lic
lertnun Carp ........... . ......... 10c
Steak Cod ........................ 10c
Escullops . ............ 3."; and 4th qt.
SPANISH IIIACKEREI. .......... 1"('.
All other kinds of Fresh Fish at rea-
sonable prices.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. Prop.
South Norwalk. .
mt: JOHN a. ”Minor:
AGENCIES.
ALL INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES. NOTARY. STEAM-
BOAT‘ TICKETS, PROBATE BONDS.
PATENTS SECURED.
' 2 SOUH MAIN STREET.
Tel. Call, 408.
2 lbs. Fancy Mixed Nuts ........ 251:
English Walnuts .......... 15:: per lb.
Malaga Grapes .......... 151: per lb.
Largo Orange: .............. 25c doz.
Extra Large Oranges ..... . 30c doz.
3 lbs. Largo Prunes ............. 25c
AJSTULL,
a4 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. qonn.
Telephone Call 223—3.
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line Your 11111111111111111
1 dolirc to make it known that l havo
opened 11 plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing. tin work, victim
and gab tilting.
ARTHUR “ l. BlNEDICT.
ii Monroe “not.
118
Death Norwaik.
tin:
FRANK C.
OAS FITTING.
1:1...11... Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
so 31.111111111118111»
1'11in ' 13730.
' no moss
- HOUR.
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tho Ilrovcy' lilll
81:
should be ecuippcd With a daintv,
snow white, cncplocc “Stnuduid” 1'111' .
ccluln Enameled Lavatory. _. .
Have you evor stopped to 111111111111.
how delightfully convenient it Would
be to havo hot and cold running 1.11.11111' 1..
under in your dressing chamber, tilt-an. 1
Int; apartment of first. floor ioilt'l
room? its p1 cscnto would. ntfoitl you
tho higost dogroo of comfort. .1 1 , _
We will gladly ouotc 1111111111111... 0111' ‘
piumbcrs are Sli‘ltlh competent 1111; _ ‘_
chanics honcsi and triloblc. g '
Horace R Nash
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T$..
South Norwalk, Conn. . .
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I tlTheteBthgh
IN FRONT OF YOUR STORE BY
USING AN
Ilutside Gas 1111'
YOU CAN PROFITABLY'ADVER-
TISE YOUR BUSINESS AT THE
SMALL COST OF 2 CENTS PER
1-1-1
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It's a New Scheme
to
Bring Business.
May
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contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for '
your work.
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you need for the decoration
of your house inside or out.
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