" Wmomtddooelve podium
mtori‘oiu. Immunmnnu ‘fJutt-oupood ” are but .
to that trifle with audehllonlrer the health of ‘
Mill roll Mano-r against Without.
What is CASTORIA
W in o barbie» substitute for Outer ()1th
: mic; Drops and Soothing syrups. It is Pleasant. It
tarantula. neither opium, Morphhle nor other Eutectic
: opthuoe. Its age is its anamotee. It destroy! Worm:
and alloys Feverlohneso. It cures Diorrhoon and Wind
(lotto... It reliever Teething Troubles, euros Constipation
" dull Flatlueuoy. It assimilateutlle Food, regulated the
h and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
1 The Children’s Panacea-Tho Mother’s Friend.
o‘uuulne. CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the miniature of .’
ll Kind You Have llWays Bought
\lln Use For Over 30 Years.
“I «mun QOMFM‘W "I IUMAV «our. I“ won om
w urniture 0n Credit.
A. j. Angevinc 8- Son.
134 Washington Street.
South Norwalk. Conn
WOO...“
(ll Gourse Not Alive i
But we delivrr moat, so fresh that
it couldn't. ho fresher without being
alive. A5- ll. platter of fart meal
should hang for a day or two to mail:
healthful food, and our Iuodnru moth
min of pI'l-sorviul: list-turn you sweet
tlIIIdrI'. jlll’l-y and altogether gem
meals at all times. Orders lllla
promptly.
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Schaub.
22 Washington street. 'Phono 322-2
(any/[1.7.1] r-
m
,f/
- Mens lrousers Specials tor llIis Week
WATCH WINDOW FOR SPECIALS.
COPYRIGHT CLOTHING C0.
3:0 NORTH MAIN sr. sou-m NORWALK
HARRY GOOD WIN. Manager.
Extra Extra
Coal at $4. 50.
NO. 2 NUT, the largest size in town,at $4 50. Also the high-
in! grades of Anthracite at the lowest prices.
' A trial order will convince you
Remember we are the only dealers that keep the price down
in you because we do not belong to any combine.
If not for u: prices would have been higher, so patronize the,
‘,' firm that to saving you money on every pound you buy.
8 HERSHFIELD & SON
122 Water Street. Telephone 236-3.
Wood Sh. 'iel. ads-E: Public Market. 32 So. Main St.
John Hayes. 5 Main Street. Norwnlk.
.m .. m.--» ..
.Extra
:3,
a;
first»
all over town. They say Raymond has the best Coal. We
. j! iy concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
W liock. But dont take our word for it. Try a load and prove
a chance at your Winter’ 5 Coal. We are here to do business
Telephone 113- 3.
yh‘rlond
\
dull there book» were written by Mll-
Wife The People oi the MI rlpnol.A .
~ ‘lm I‘ll the
.; lllnx. lw'l been no loalolnlly guerrilla la .
' _ EM.“ bountry all one the Identity of
. Satan li‘luoa Mahmud" was Minnelli .
Wilton Writ and All the
@34ng until the recent new: Ill
l no». he. pollllwoly stated. however.
Osgood Wright. Her authorship
will he authorllallyoly announced by
The Macmillan company on the pill)-
llcullna ol‘ ll. new book in the mile”.
The (tallied. lYou and l within a few
weeks. ..
Mrs. wright is the daughter of 1hr
lute Rev. Dr. Samuel Osgood. and the
wife el‘ .l. 0. Wright. a well known
collector of. and dealer in rare bound.
she has been known all u. charming
writer. and her “Tommy Alum" boob»
have been widely read. Bile lulu Imit-
tell much for the laugazlnell. and she
fir/riled nboul "nature huukfl" for the
ew York 'l‘lnIl-ll Bluulduy Review
fler country home in ll'nlrllelll,
loan, and there only, befl lound thal
now lemons garden 0! n couuuulnr ll
wile. Only a few of Mrs. ersllt'll
frlondll llllvu guessed the secret ot‘ hm
authorship of there beaks To a lo
pollel ycolclduy Idle said who had no
()lljt‘cllull now to a public announce
meat of the aulhowhlp,
Mill. Wright in it Well known lest
dent ol it‘llilflelll and is well known
in this oily. She was the organizer
of the Audubon Society, having for its
object the preservation of dong blrdll.
and through the influence ol the lion-
icty lllllll) law‘s l'or the ploloctlou ol‘
our Iougalrls have been placed upon
the Hiliillltl bonka of this and other
states. Shr so Ivod all its pluuldonl
for a number ol‘ terms. Mrs WIlghl
in a clear student of uutum )illd in
addition lo the bookll mentioned
abovo is the author of many altlclox
upon bird life and nature study. The
fuel. that she ill the author ol‘ the
books IlIoIIllmuId lLl)()Vl' will not colm
an to much of lItsurprisl- to her friends
hon: will-re rho in so well known.
..
TO CURE A COLD IN on: DAV.
Tulle Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tub-
lols. lh'ugglntll refund money if it
tolls to cure. E. W. Grave's ulgnnturo
's on each box 250.
NEW HAVEN TRAlNMEN.
Grievance Commit”. to Selslon in
New Haven.
The. grievance committle of the
llrolhvrhoml of Railway Trn'umrn ho
’.ml :1 onion in New HBVOJ restor-
lny. looking to a ro-al‘ranqellllll'. '0!
he pay scale and rerulullons. Most
or the traimnon are looking for a modi-
tlcullou of the working schedule and
train runs. and. whatever is adopted
vlll he submitted to General Manogm
Samuel iliuglns.
The Hilllblllil ulli lasl lor mum (133$
llllllltllil and may bl‘ plolr; llll‘ll it Hit
“.(llllllllllt‘t‘ cannot reach an undl‘r
ili‘llldlllll, with Mr. lllggluu or. i’rord
lam Mullen with in: absent. in Mexico
'or a mouth. The policy or the Now
'I'm‘k. New Huron and l'lurllord l'llll‘
md h: i Mon to mom thl (“lllllllllll'
H often as llt3$liud up ql|l.- .liluh .Il”
I'm: ling ill. umployo
w—fi
lNDiGESTlON OVERCOME.
indigestion is mostly overcome by
the use of Kudol Dyspepsia Cure, be
reuse this rouuldy digest.» what you
‘at and given the stomach u rest—v-ul
'owa it. to recuperate and grow ulrollg
main. Kodol relieves indigestion.
Belohlug of Gas, Sour Stomach. ileurl
lBurn. elm, und enables the digestive
"l’lIlllll-l to transform all foods into the
‘tind of rich red blood that makes
leallh and streuglh. Sold by Tim
Yilll'ord Pharmacy. “
OLD CONDUCTOR STRICKEN.
Edward 13. Bradley. 01' Allsoulll. the
’lllioht CDIlIH‘CllClll conductor on the
New York. New Haven and Hart l’llll-
end. was stricken with paralysis at
‘he New llm‘ou station lulu night
Willll‘ lulklm; with Conductor 'l‘lllllIl-r.
of rho ill-l'kulllrv divilllon. rho oldest
conductor in yours of service on tho
Consolidated. BI'Illlll-y nlldllouly lull
‘ll llw llonr uIIrioIIqeloua. llu- rnlmot
recover. lirndll-y has been a conduc-
llIl' thll'ty three Years.
How TO AVOID PNEUMONIA.
We have never heard of a slash: in
stance of u cold reuniting iII pueuluo~
aid or other lung iroublv when Foley's
Honey and TM hull been taken. it nor
only ulopu the rough, but lmuln and
streamlining the lungs. Auk l'ur Foley'n
Honey and TM and rol‘uur ally uuhatl-
:ulu offered. Dr. C. .i. lllallop. of All-
now. Mich, writes: “I have need
ll‘cloy‘a Honey and Tar lll l'nll-o very
devour (canal; or pumllnlmiu llml with
wood i'l'lilliili in every rune." Sold lll
l’luldlod'a than; more. "‘
TWO BODIES RECOVERED.
Il.\\l!:lll:l'llll\\\' N. Y. .lnlI. ll -~
Tull of fill illlllllll flllllld 13ml. lllllill ll;
lill' lullm ol‘ lhl‘ lllllllllildo worn llll‘ll'
llllud Indus (law of llu III I» William
l‘rmllrh and lid olbol Allrllilulu Sll
\llllilllll 'l'lll'lll? Imlu Mm trying to
modal. tho NldHlilI faintly lo lmcnpl
from (hell homo when ll “out down
In line ”Roll on Mnmlm ullIlIl and lead.
'li‘ll llvou lu elllllpully with that llllll'
ily. A taup- llluulll-r nl‘ worklllvu llrxllll
blanhllan today in the meal rumor of
clay that cover» probably a more oi
other bodies and more bodies are ox-
Elected poor; to be brought to the till!
are.
NATURAL IIOUINCI.
llroen mlild you over hour of an un-
movuble object being atraok by an tr-
rollllltl‘ll‘lo t roe?
hruwum on.
(non 7-»Wlllll wall the l‘enull'.’
brownm-Bolll lilo women talked
glemlwlvus llonrllo.——~Chlcngo Daily
own
“not it lllllllll tor Women.
if you have pillar In tile bllull Drill
ma Blunder Kldno trouble and
want a certain. lento herb 01156:
Women! ills. try Moth“ our: “A
‘l’flALlAN-LIAP. " it. it ll rm month-
ly rematch and a Mile
Molina-oer lncldd’ lullmmtlon
lull ulnar-attain.m Mother I Alu-
tilt til or
I to Milt
m f flit?
llllll it“
'llillll'll and
W law and Norm.-
uremia: all. delicate Whirl organs
hells-by and «maroon at the all them.
‘i‘hlo la the tron canola g) laboring
own name, lumlulonl, ho alde-
who ate. Urlo pullout 2 null) onus
on holiducllul‘l. dirty nullity! ltnruor.
armor-non and rowan
When hollering w. 31- ‘l’llollu’a Kai
no: Pllhl the rented» t, c urns lllelr
lllel'li. You will all better on the
kidney yap“ better. on be. b will re
turn or en the bluntly Ilia well. Let
a. south Norwal “unload tall WI
about Donut
Mm C. Ganunx, living on 11111 about.
any: '.‘l lull well up in years, and
like a great. loony old people 1 bed.
trouble with my kldaeyu for u long
than causing diatrolnllng backache. I
could and nothing to glvn me any It:
llel‘ and l fancied that Dean’s Kidney
Plili might help me. even if they
didn't cure I Went to Plaluted‘a dlus
store and got a supply. 1 wall not
disappointed Dean'a Kidney Pills
disposed of the last nmtlnck Tlm
bal'kacho and suffering were a thing
of the punt. "
For sale by all dealers. Pricu lit,
cents. Foster-Million Ce. Buffalo.
N. Y.. Bole agents for the United
States. .
Remember the nanle~Donn s~aud
take no other .-
mm
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
.........
Ralph Bel-inc. Republleun Spell Bin
den Fined—John ill. Averill Dis
chll’fiddl
A large nulnherkll‘ calms Were dill-
lmmzd of in the Criminal Court of Com-
mon Pleas yesterday afternoon, Judge
lumen ll‘. Waluh presiding.
Ralph Borlno the well known ital—
luu real nature promoter politician.
broker, calla. of Bridgeport. wall lined
$30 for obtaining $25 under false pre-
lcnres from Luigi Added an ltllillm
youth of 1111‘ name city, repreutlllg lo
the youth that. through a “pull" with
the vlce‘wnnul ill New “Havon he could
serum Addeo‘s exemption from mill-
lary service lulllo ltullnn army. Bur»
lno appealed from u one of about the
Han”! amount in the oily rourl.
Austen Bowen. a alriarlrhul vug‘
rant. who Is «aid to ave a brother
worth 350.000 in Waterbury, Willi soul
to jail for 10 liliYiiOll the charge of
vogruncy. l0 whichhe pleaded guilty.
He has been ill lull 30 days awaiting
trial. it was many days bolero lilo
old man would consent to plead guilty.
lie. has been u town charge for some
months
John it. Averill brother of lilo clerk
of the New lluleu (“candy loull ol
Common Pleas. was; discharged when
urrullmod lur obtaining money tllllll‘l'
l'lllao proleurw. Averill wall alleged
lo hare secured sumo uggrrguliuu $14
from Bridgeport metal \vurkurll
through an udvortiltlnn proposition
Eugene Adams. or “Np. . illuvou. u for
lllll‘ rlllpioyul‘. nvrulmll Avm’lll‘s :Irlnsl
hormone, Averill utterly. ill: war; litlliilt'l
lull from Adnmll' on age. Avorlll's
arrest was u surprise in New Haven.
where he in well known. Assistant
Stale Attorney Kllueuly says no one
wall defrauded, in ii)" Bridgeport l-lly
rouIl Averill war. tint-ll $51) and rosls.
u ‘01!” of $li:l.‘.’.’.
Among the odor carnal tlllilliltil‘tl or
were: Salvatore Couto. limit of wagon
wheel from "lhomlls LOWV. $7 and
routs; Eugenio \i_ llulllhcm lumping
boom: of ill rulutr $100 and coats;
Louln hull‘us. theft of pepper plates
from American (‘.ruphuphono Co. lll)
days: Dominik Murrhuuolli. truancy.
bonds of two forfeited: lAlI-y Sirlla.
' keeping house of ill fume, bonds (or-
flIlllIll. Slim;
theft of tools,
Charles Bruuuermun.
bonds l‘orl‘ollcd. 3100;
John Rom-l, llIl~orrlglblllly. bond:~ lur-
llIltud. $50; 'l'eauie Lilngclrslk. ”It'll.
[llllltlb lol‘fl'lll'li. $200.
«~er
CAN TALK WlTHOUT TONGUE.
Actor Power Win hollering From Can-
cer and Underwent Operation.
CHICAGO. .llIII ll. —-—,ll‘lmlcrlck Pow
or. actor and stage muuemr , who had
hill tongue out from his mouth in an
operation for lancer llw weeks app). in
again able to talk so no to be under
aloud. The case in [said by physio
lens to be u remarkable lIlumph toI
Hiligl‘l y All of MI Powel l‘l league
and part of the root ball to be. remov-
ml in the operation. With his tongue
new be is able to articulate, utter-lull
uouw \vordll nullo distinctly.
For sovelal days MI Power has
been atll- muting lo wlng and the how
llllul utlrvulluntll any that Willll‘ lllo
lflllrlu wow not on iloly allccwnlfiul
the) hull.» ulllolllugnll lilo patient and
made him «lulu» hopeful.
'I‘hon- in allll Ilonw parulwln In Mr.
l’ouI-I‘ H ilWH‘l lip due to the llllltl'hl
lion. and thorn in u lli‘llV)’ gold llrllllp:
lll illb’ moulll. l-llll law ill llllii hold
in ll hoary plrmlur rant. and whru
lllmw lmpl-dlmollln ill‘l‘ romovrd ll be
lwllvvml he will be auto to articulate
fairly well.
m...» ”WW...
STOP THAT GOLD
or ll may wllull lu Pneumonia. ill-II-
nltlnll lllllm in breaking up will» when.
ever lrled almond. without excepllou.
10. 2b. 500. and 8) 00 bottles 'l‘ho Clli
ford: Barlow and Plutolnrl'll "
W
HEAR Mimi!“ NIWICALMLY
HAO ENSAGKN 11....
Notion of her mama from death by
Morton tomorrow, which wall mama
yenlerduy tw the '3th Emmi of Pur-
donll', wall nol given to Mrs. Antoin-
nllo ’l‘lllln until today. . The young
llllllnu woman hell the limb onlhlllt
in or? ballot on m lentil-ll in
about It; Beat: in defame oi hermit
the condemned llwomu hull apparent:
iy norm believed llllll. the death «on.
room wlll to «mull oul Mid ulw
when ed no lilll‘frl’lifl.‘ when told of MN
lhlrtydlay reprieve lode:
“You were Irmlod ler limiting
your Wile.“
”No did, mm no unworthy
”n mm view
location at
trial ”I had mute I. let ll“,
and all. won just remind ”tho Itove
lid and? tho ofififlm’l‘.‘ wfi ..
o ”507 . . , as
Fol on n W.%m
“I .2 but i flail halal! u it}; “I”: ‘
“you“ w I” la»
Look! Loot! Look!
exrlsllsrorll TABLEB .,...l4.o‘o
cinnamon chums . ..... 3.55
IRON BEDS‘ ...................ls.5o
CANE ‘nocktns'.’i.... ....... 51.60
i I l v
.. .———--- N... -_-.... .._ .«A...,, ’..—m-..
SUPERIOR CIVIL COURT.
N
Short Calendar Motion to be Heard
by Judge Rorabaok.
[II the nupor-lol civil court lolllor»
Iow them: motions will he heard on
short ouleudul by Judge Alberto T.
Rbluback: Henry D. Beach. trustee
Vlll. Frank W Boom, demurlel- Jello-
III'iah D 'l‘oouley vs. City of Bride»
pelt demurler; The Stamp Premium
Corporation vs. John Phillips et ails"
deluulrll': petition of Richard Krasln
ski, for change of name; Thomas A.
Marsh th. Mellie E. B. Mural), for al-
lowanco to defend; Russell Frost vs.
Annie C liuvllund tel judgment in
accordance with decree ot’ supreme
court of cr'rotll; William A. Reutbo vs
Nettie ll Routlle. {or appointment oil
committee: Robert Lynch vs. Susan ll.
Lynch. llolelldnul‘u.motlou for more
specific statement: James H. Beul'li.
administrator. appeal from probate, for
libel Judgment in accordance with ad-
vice or supreme court or errors; Alice
M. Lawrence vs. Senbury inlwrencv.
further order of police: Chauncey W.
Bush vs. Sally Bush, further order or
notice: George Kreuger va. Nellie
Kruuger. dclondaut‘u motionlor judg~
meal. for non-compliance with order
of court; The Her-hammer Co. vs.
John 1‘. Donovan. disclosure of do
fence or judgment; Fruuk Remor val.
Euphemlu Rumor, motion to refer (shoe
to stair roll-roe; Minnie Spiro. adlullr
hurlltrix, vs. Connecticut llullwuy and
ldghtlng Company. defendant's motion
to make complaint more specific: Do-
enil‘o Carlo vs. New York. New Hov—
eu and Hartford Railroad Co. Judg-
ment for want of anon-III; The Sher-
man 8». Mchliiun Co. in receiver.
motion for acceptance and allowance
of rl‘coivur's account and nccvpllullro
of ”M of creditors to whom dividend!
are payuhlr and amounts; Casper l).
Wallace vs. Sullllil Bench Wrecking
(To. molion for discharge of l‘L‘('t‘i\‘lIli
.lamwll Ml'NllY I'll Gem-gr Beer-II vl flirt,
Illllillllll‘s motion to make David hours
a. cl‘vlil-t‘elldunl. and .l'ur (ll'lll‘l' of clllr
lion. Anna M. Jones w. liuorgl- ll.
.lanon. motion In refer to Hlilll.‘ rel-
erul': Merrill, Mcrwin «ll iwlumon v5.
'l‘iIII Woxtporl. Water Co. for leave to
amend coumlnlnl.
A LlQUlD COLD CURE.
For coughs and uolda no remedy is
equal to Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and 'l‘ur—-the Liquid Cold Cure. It to
different from oil others—holler, be-
cause ll. uxpels all cold from the rays»
tom by acting llti ll eutharllo on the
DOWBIB. (than; strength to weak
lungu. Allorda immediate rollol’ in
Group. Coughs. Colds, Whooping
Cough, lllr. (llllldreu love it. . Sold
0.
by The ClilYo‘rd Pharmacy.
scnoourn BRAINERD lN PORT.
Some Anxiety Was Felt for Veluel,
Captain Wood and Cargo.
'l‘llo uvhlmmlr Mary Bl'illlll‘l'il. about
which considerable anxiety hull been
trill owing to her having been hymn
due for Hulill‘ lime. arrived lll port to—
day with ll cargo of 50.000 brick for
Raymond Brother». The xcboouer.
which in in charge of Captain Wood.
curries only ono additional man an
a crew. Six Weeks ago she started
from Greenlmlnt, N. Y.. with her car-
go, but failed to arrive here. it Willi
loaro'd that she had laundered In a
squall all lIlleI'tll to locate her were
unuvalllug. Captain Wood in a rare-
lul unilor. and it was IIol lhoughl like
iv that he would tallr any unborn-l;-
nary chances with the wall. which ill
not till young all it ullrd to he.
Experiencing hlul wvuthor Captain
Wood put in ul neverul purlll t‘ll_l‘0llu‘.
and making a number of repulru was
delayed until a mouth overdue.
NO OPlPOOl‘TlON TO IANNERMAN.
ilelXW. .lllll. ll.~-'l‘lwro will he
no oppoatllou to. the I'll-election. of
Premier t-lil' Hoary (.lalnpboll’dhlmwr
man to ropruncnt Bllrllnu lllnlrlel. tho
Ulllmlhlt. candidate. Mr. Maroldllml.
llullm Ill'l‘lllmliy ill. which calmed tllll
Ulllelllnt committee to abandon the
content.
The that nominations for the com
lull elections were made today at to»
wit-II. where the tool candidates ill the
llelld llnvo agreed not to "All“! the ques-
lien retarding the locality of such an
only date on which subtract there
II a diliereuoe ol opinion. . The poll-
lnr at tpuwlch tomorrow will lili‘ll
the «tendons.
or on
it I qll’ plum»
tilt ultra out let ill
ltrlllll oi ornamental
andtloarllllln. ll: m .
prevents pneumonia.
lllllll lllm [littlest
OHIFFONIERS, 6 DRAWEFlS $5.60 .
. Ilw‘
No. 89 North llaill Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Read Co.
Emma-ma rear.
I ‘ _ >
Wmter Coats. Great Values. .
\l'o hay“ ilillltllk‘l lot llf those liluvlllwd Long (Souls. ‘
l‘llvv are of fine cloth lined with gray squirrel, and have
rollers of black lynx subh- opossum, and ruracul. V alucs
from $50.00 to $65.00 and Offered now at
$33.00 and $40. 09.
Long t 0515 satin lined with wllitl, Mark «II lluall gray
ll'ilIlrIlvd about tilt: ”(th with velvet and silk braid. will:
loose full sleeves. luxurious every way. and regularly worth
$30.04;, $22.00 and $20.00; now uttered at
$15.00,. $18.00 and how.
Children’s Coats.
:\ {my left from lllr big sale llmt work. in Scotch mix—
illl't'li and plain brown. navy Mllt‘. and wim- culor. Worth
regularly $7.75 and $2.00 for $5 00 and $6. 50. '
‘ 101 children, 8, round 12 yeal5.
Small Things at Small Prices.
Al llil‘ Art lumllrlllllrry Section will be found numbers
of filth things which shun lulu I‘Mlxlimtimls Among their:
the lam} articles hand made “liltll are always desirable
and usctul. Chamois Boxes hand painted fancy Pill Cush-
ions. \r'riling Rolls, and Photo li‘illllCS. 1110 prices are
trifling.
Aim for art mubl'nidrl'y, are canvas talllr squares-and
stalls, scr‘nu pillow 101).“. and lluru tallil: centers at half
value.
Mufflers, a. Little Special 3......
Now is the time to wear them. and tiles-Io are such hand—
Sulllt‘ rules. Henry qualities and rich coll‘lrmgs‘.
' $3.00 Mut‘ilrrs Ill fill-7*)
22.00 Mufflers at $1.25
$1.50 Mullil‘rs at .98
$1.00 Mul‘llcrs at 79c.
.50 Mullicrs at 39c.
.25 Mufilcrs at. 19C.
An odd lot of Handkerchiefs in line qualities marked
down.
Best duality of ()uling lilalmcl north 12 lie at iléc
The D. M Read (:6.
Japan "‘ilé Sal‘”‘
This week we open our January sale of Ladies‘ Under-Musllns.
Ladiee’ Night Robes. -
SIX'I‘Y STYLES RANGING IN PRICE FROM il9l: TO $2.50
ALSO SPECIAL VALUES lN LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OUTING
“OWNS.
Ladies’ White Skirts
l"l)li'l‘l’ STYLES. HANGING IN l'Rll'l‘} FROM 391: To $2.98.
l»,
Ladies’ Muslin Drawers.
PRICES lilo 'l‘() 751‘.
|
. Lodies’ Corset Covers.
l’iill.‘ES ll) Tl.) $1.00,
It more than a. tough; it is a” deep-rented” I
intention or eatarrh ol the breach“!
mono hutriumphed in every
I; {ll
on:
bourbon and“ DW/ the"
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