Evening sentinel, Friday, June 29, 1906 · page 7

 
 

 

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Sentinel. I'Ilottor'bolttnn' been

on t I bridge our id ml"! ,

a? toms foiI' publlont' on are
31.111111" dolly. They should be sinn-

«lilyi tho:wrltIrI II In evidence of
”on Hath
upon—I .. ‘
James Hitch expects to move from
his present quarters tomorrow

Mrs. Edward F Smith has returned
from a visit with friends in Brooklyn,

NY

6 Prof. E.H.Gu1n6bartled the prayer
meeting last evening in the South Nor-
“ walk Congregational Churn-h

 

'6‘6'l‘he report of the sewer and lights
committees will be heard at the fire
district meeting this evening in the
Rich school.

 

The regular prayer meeting of the
East avenue Methodist Church was
field last evening. Rev. Edward Cun-
dingham led the meeting

 

The prayer meeting held last eve-
ning at the Advent Chlnstiau Church
was largely attended. it was under the
lasdership of Rev James W. Davis.

 

“A fence is being built around the
Decker Held at Gregory Point and it
ll'llprobablo that ball games will be via

.1111 there The work is being done by

illlam Bartlett and Luther Wllit

y.

.,

IWhen the blue- eyed golden haired
flower of the flock llttlc Lillie Well
lime, appeared is blown linen knick-

ockel's shirt waist and golf cap she

do as pretty looking a chap as
:6uld he found anywhere al',ound but

1' new costume did not seem to
loose Reggie, who lives inst over the
( co. Reggls is a dark eyed dark
ired handsome little fellow, who has
licome greatly enameled of bells as
lib calls ills little swactheart and about
mil first request ill the morning is

have his mother or grandmother
him over the fenca so he can go
as his Lolln. but it took him neally

ll day to make up his mind whether
it was his old friend. or some new lll-

tip girl.

:Mrs. Jerome Smith and Mr.s Julia
sit and daughter will ienvo South
Nh'l'wal k for liennington, Vcl',1noni to-
, now morning, to visit relatives Mr.
'61! Mrsa Hanuigan, of Case street.
' Hannigsn is half brother to Mrs.
ink and full lll'l()lll(l‘ to Mrs Elzea.
is will be quite an episode in the
likes (it the five ladies as they seldom
We gone far away flonl Connecticut
lips-lo and John will also visit Flank
and ’f’lp Davenport and the whole ll»—
ily who reside on Dewey silent.
all the former has also letters of in
duetion from one of her shop lassies
til the keeper of the llonniagton monu-
ment. All their friends will wish them
a'merry time. The popular tenor .le-
wine will rounds to look after the old
homestead.

new”: on,

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

, , cents for The Evening OOMMOI, in
nylon, In Frederick Lockwood,
" od Broadway Ind charioI Petty.
In uni to any of the Ibovo will
. in stem attention.
4-“
Charles R. Petty has returned home
$0111.11 visit in Mount Vernon, New
. 0i

. M6111. John Snifhn. of Raymond
street. is entertaining friends, this of-
lemons.

 

 

.» Hairy Cramer. of Brooklyn ts spend-
in: I week with Mr. and Mrs. George

 

 

 

61.06.11.111 out

.1? by the quickest. l1 11d of
work.

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hoe 11111111111911 for shooting bind-rock
dyers from traps. have elected the fol
toxins ofilegirs: a
w array
11333163161401.1111 soot.
Treasurer—Coons Moore.
They hold the next shoot July. 4111
in the mowing. The following morn

art.

which is good considering that some
- of them had never shot from a trap
before:

H. Aekart,
W. Mills,
H. Porter.
G. Moore,
0. Scott,
A. Stevens,
D. Mills,

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for, .
Tomorrow

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DARIEN :AND MNOROTONJ

For the benefit of the mldenuo
Darlpn, I now: bulletin Irwin!
ur drop box have Icon no need in fr

 
 

oi Allen'o Q store. New 111.111.
pittionaiI a Idvd" ‘mfilfiv will be
oollooted oaélt alto ‘ mk‘tNot for

no. Missiles, but II 11 Iranian of good
is th, all items” must 0 Ilenetl. Agent.
for The Evening Sentinel in Barton "I
Thaddeus Beil,Arthu1- Simeon and
Wallace Sharer. Order. song to my
of «tho show will no
1.1.1111.

Mrs. Sylvester Bowen and children
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. 0 Bowen.

 

Harry Street Jr.. is spending a
wgok with M1s. Remington. ol.‘ Broolo
s e.

 

Mrs. John Godfrey and Kenneth Ells
mol'ton Godfrey will spend next week
with friends in Baltimore.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Selleck

 

and

Mr. and M1s. James Stevens, Maple
avenue.

”-1,“

Smith, llaricn, wore among the grad
notes at the New Haven Normal
school the past week.

Miss Ada Reals, well known among
New York players is spending the
summer with her friend. Miss Jean
Chamblln, of Cedar Heights, the auth-
or of “Lady Bobs.‘

 

 

The condition of John D. Crimmius
continues better today llr Averys
morning bulletin showed a eelllfortablo
night. further improvement and a bet-
ter general condition.

 

7,1115 Rowayion Gun Club, which has .

beta broke a score at. their that shoot, .

, 50 cents at any drug store.

Robert Smith

Romnon, Coon. I.

Give prompt u. 1

daughter are spending a few days with N

Miss Louise Seofleid and Miss from I‘

she underwent in St. Mark’s Hospital.

at the 111111 striations boat
1'. blue. in Sensuous.

New Ilforki £11an helm:
tallied at the nine «11 Fred Bedlord.

 

taming friends from Boston.
The exterior of the Charles Builder

 

ed.- ,

Miss Anna Jennings is home from

W

spending the past fortnight In town
Iwitlr friends. left early in the weeks
for her name at Weston.

m
Eli Mead had his eye on the coming
trace meet at Hippodrome park. Strata
1111111111 is expected to get there. if
premises are kept and something

month

 

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cured. Thousands of obstinate cases
have been 1.11.111 by: Dean‘s Ointment.

 

NEW CANAAN.

D. R. Merritt and‘family are now
at Hickory Illuii’.

 

r. and Mrs. ’i‘. W6. Benedict have
1'11 111an from a trip to California.

-———

Ponds Tribe 1.0 R M., held its
issues of officers Wednesday evening

 

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Rockwell Bros. are havi

, 3 their
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trlcltl'. “ ‘ ‘

tor elec

George Purdy has returned to his
duties in New York after a two weeks’
vacation.

Election of officers was held ill
Wooster Lodge, l. O O. E, Monday
evening.
y

 

.—

Miss Linda Light i6 visiting her sis
tor, M111 Hall, at Northampton, Mass.
this week

 

M1's6Wilhur Crabbe, of Stamford
visited her mother, Mrs. Samuel Gray,
Thursday.

Charles Rice, of Port Chester. has
returned home, aftcr’spendlhg several
days with friends in town

Frank Brant, who is employed in
the Stamford Stove Foundry, is spend-
ing a Week s vacation in town.

Miss Carolin Stillman, a teacher
in the New ritain Normal School
has returned home for the summer
vacation

 

Chauncey L. Armstrong. of Bayonne.

J. is spending his vataiion with
his n6unt. Miss M. E. Armstrong. of
Locust avenue.

.lullall Dewey “oath, of New York
is spending the summer with his
grandmother Mr;..-lnli11 A. Month
ot“ 01.111er street.

Miss ida Lou illiss and Clarence
Smith, both of lirooklyn, were mur-
l'led last. Friday at the home of the
bride‘s parents, 511:. Quincy street,
Brooklyn,

 

Miss Fannie L. Hoyt
Mrs. H. H. Rogers, have returned
from New York. Mrs. Rogers is con-
valesi'lnl: from an operation which

and sister.

 

The ladies of the Congregational
Church Uarien will hold a sale of
cake and domestic articles at the home
of Mrs. Andrew S Waterbury. Maple
avenue, Saturday aftel noon and even-
ing, June 30.

 

Mrs. James M. Wilmett has a bean-
tiful display of honeysuckle 11nd crim-
son ramblor rose on her lawn and ve-
rnndn. and Mrs Evans has a white
cluster rose in full bloom: also 11 blush
rose, both handsome varieties. '6

 

Mr. and Mrs lluniord Smith are on-
tertaining a party of friends this week.
Among them the C.E.H11nson, New
Yolk; Albert Emerson of MMSRtlhllr'
setts; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N North-
rup and daughters. of South Norwaik.
and Mrs. Smith's sistol, Miss Ida.
iNol'ihrup. ‘

 

Miss Ruth liaiiard has returned from
a visit ill Wesiport where she attended
the commencement exercises of Sla‘
pies High School at which her friend, I
Miss Hattie narrow. was vdled eter-
ies of this year‘s graduating class.
Miss Darrow earned a high and audio
1111] record during her last school
your. The class prophecy, written
by Miss Hattie Lourdes Long, has
been highly spoken of. ..

 

Mrs Henry Whitney. Mrs. Course
Scott and Miss Nollie Ogden have re .
turned from a visit with it and Mrs.
W. F. Dickerman, in thcr new 11nd’
vayr handsome home in New Haven.

 

Scott, of llownyion.

‘ 'wmlam Moran, the blacksmith. is
harvesting a crop of hay on George
*1! ad's property, in Raymond
.Itr6o6

' George Raymond has changed his
'_ housing place from Mrs Henriette
‘Wd’l to his sister. Mrs. William
’ Stereos.

ft is thought not the governmento
that be 1111111 dot the new light-
.ot Peeks Lodge in commission
to. 11‘s was intended.

has been its the vogue,

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

my hero sons in at all of the shard
Mia-

66 , . 111111111 '1'. Jefferson tool: 11111119
barrios of Emmanuel Oberon.

‘ Miss Scott will teach in the West Ha-

 

. . 11
Who nay-.6119 temperature _
I‘ a water has risen rapidly and tile l

“While there they attended the modal»
tion exercises of the New Haven
Normal school. where Miss Jo me ill.
Scott was among this your' 11 31111 Illates.

you public school next year.

THE ONLY SURVIVOR
of the Bayes Arctic Expedition, Mr. S.
Ill.lllc0or1nieli,uow U S. Deputy Min-
mi Surveyor. Bliss mutton, ldsllo
1111181 ~ “For years 1 km satisfied
fr level-o pains in ship lointnad
gm bone, depriving o ofeilrpowr.

 

 

.. a, Sunday afternoon, for Rev.

lctllIIl'Iv,i rioIrof St. John'

”1‘6
I

 

the actrerls aftLr her misfortune
hey E. tlnwley. of lilldgcperi.

11111iner'.(l ll. Keeler with l'ognld to

action of an important nature has as
yet resulted.

the team which twice defeated the to
lost team last year, will play here. on

atternoon.0wln11 to the fact that the
Regulars have not as yet been defeat-
ed.
anticipated at this game

edy drama. will he gives in the Opera
House this evening.
the bench t of the ushers of the then
ire, and the cast includes all local
young people who have gained some
distinction as 'l'hespiuns.
.of South Norwalk;' in coaching the
players.

A reward of 8200 has been offered
by 'tho selectinen' for the disclosure
of the murdererof aged Selloek Dunn.
of hellenk’s Cornerspwltostl body was
found are well in the rear of his
home. A Pinkerton'dotociive. who has
been working (in the ease for several
days. seems to
the mystery.

 

 

menqement at l?
Haven, Wedns

11111111 11.111116161111111;

_ a supper was u'66i666ed6

Miss Della Fox. of White Oak
Shade, who was injured in a runaway
accident last week. and seriously in
lured. is able to be out and is retov
el'lng rapidly "l‘clegrums from all
parts of the countly were let eivui by

 

Coroner Dillon and High Sheriff Sid-
have
been in town a couple of times this
week ill conference filth Mcdkal Ex-

iho Soileck llaun minder. No legal

The Nationals of South Norwalk
the South avenue grounds. tomorrow
there is tolls'itlel'nble enthusiasm

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"Broolulnle Farm," a "new not com-

lt will be for

Fred Hoyt

 

i 1'1 '

to.

Harold Mead ttended the com-
‘ College. at New
. His brother, Bon-

unsble to remove

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

. W course,
"W 6 emails
We W

”conduit! 9'

Chiidfsni
11.-6th“ No 6"" i111
“evening Tilers who a to

, 111.1111... by
Grouse. Tuesday

slit-a... ill?

; Miss 1:11.111 Faircllild has been eaten '
house at the F111 ms is being repaint- I,

a brief visit with a sister to Bridge- ‘
, sort ,

worth while is to be doing. early next "

ill a 1 66t: 66:666.”; Jim
11 dies on on spropr rs on
_ an owl tr 1111111111111:

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Miss 11111161111111 Lyon Who has been I6

 
 
 

fl
beauties Several

SOL

dition for the so

slightly
0 Shanghnessey D

condition of the

Wliospital as had
.Young McGI'nth s

in which setters

McGI'atll down klc
temple. and other

Grath will 111' die

the father of. the
made the Lasault.

King‘s New Life
Boweis.
tor. South Norwal

WIL

stopping with her

-~—.—.

at Belle island,

 

Thursday with lit
stead.

nu»...—

Mls D R. Lamb
N. 0Y..

Miss Alice Rand
Mrs. ll. G.

Mr. rnd Mrs.
New York.

F1 unit 161' eadwell,

Mrs. Oliver Dew

Mr. and Mrs. R
New York. have r1
a few days' visit
Mlddlebl'ook.

Miss Florence
his her
North Wilton.

w.

Mrs. Jane II‘ootc.

morly of Mr; J. 13

Thursday, moved i

a student at til

on. inner.

have resulted fro:
which he is allegt have received
from another yo u durlnsa fight.
i were involved
have knocked .
him in the loft
bruising him.
As a collse'q'lu are e fracture, Me-
It for life, and
the parents of ti) lured boy are
taking atolls (II III damages from
llegod to have

The other boy is s:

 

Norwalk, drugglsis..

Mr. and Min. Mo

School, Danbury, du
successfully passed
tiens previous to c in cement. in: I
eluding the state 1111 mi 01111.

A concert Iwill be it
Hnll Monday evening. .1 91.11. A line
program is prou'llscd he mills
pdrtieipstigar will the!“
soprano; pars i'
brunt Odell, baritono,;a

 
 

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of twenty-l6 f6 the 11111111111.

like to know
the rendezvous of :. little fishes.
but both Dr lloyt Billy refuse to '

bel lutervtawe'd on or their coun- '-

William McGrat o ele'ven- year-

old son at Thomas 11th, of Forest
street, who has be a serious e011 .
days with a .
fracture of the s is sold to be.
improve 111.111.111.111 ,
ed several op-I ,
eratlons and the 1 It encouraging“
lad will now?
Warrant his remov . the Stamford
arranged loin.
lien is said to
vicious kick;

AN ALARM'lN TUATIQN ' '
frequently results f6 eglo'et' or clog-
red box-leis 111111 for iver, until con-
stipation becomes I I.ic
tion is unknown to e w 0 use Dr.
' the best and
gentlest regulators Stomach and
Guarantc y PR H. flax-

E. P. Weed,
ice 250.

 

Mrs. Mary A. Wk 1111 been stop-
ping at. the Bailey in dgefleld.

Miss Alice lieddlu

 

lllt

Mrs. C. A. ilavcnpor,

iss

M

Mr. and Mrs. Wells 11
Fall'lield, spoilt Snndaj
James Middlcbrook.

art 13
both Cummings rot or
last Saturday; ,

lie

Thomson or
Green County, New Yo

-~.H_.

inc,

Dora left town on Mom
stay at their home ill F

 

(Illel‘

ItuI'
wit

 

DcWi
been teaching in Bridge
vacation at l

 

Mrs. Elizabeth Brady,
spending a few weeks
occupying the cottage

t
/

--——-——
The Merrill family, of
have made Wilton i air
for previous season or sets as for-

Mlss Helen S‘urlt'es.

 

 
 

lin rtfor

. in' town.

The Reading Circle It this week

up

,a.

with C

 

ixIntertai

’l"iIom' Folsom, of
are occupy; their new
residence for the sumo
of onion. bicy-
cled to Wilton on Sony spending
the afternoon with 1‘1 let.

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lush.
iss

who

to has
uted

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

has

 

from e

W Merwiu.
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players: First.

 

The closing exercises
1111. school were held
22d, in the school rooI -
‘onsisied of reel ,
Before separatitl'; ll‘ the ions ,
Vacation the children 19 served,
with cake 1.1111 1th . . . ;.,

The Matinee waist 0 met T116114
day afternoon at north of Mrs. A ,, ,
Four 111111; e oiled. ..

MISS

South
dot.

The
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awarded to, the: foil-I .
ate
and. Mrsb 00. A. wWD:N“D66I third; Midi;

M11 HRH

‘hls condi-

ent Monday
rullln' 11 friends.

children. of

niece Elizn~
to (lashes,

Athens,

daughter
for a short

lastman, of
11 home after
hlf Melon

1, is spend-
home in

Weston, is

klyn, who
Imer home

family, on

Theodore
Sim-gas house, vac ‘tin he tenant
heusouovvnod by M as enport.

9 Normal ’I
F1111; Past year. '
all a examiua- '

in Cannon

Cl Emory,
control to ;
utilised. Dis- '

 

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. l‘iflg ON
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tor . Trial “unlimih or further
pool 11|hrs,pd1~

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Painlets’II Supplies.”
Crackers:
' 3661355111110.
House- 11111 15111111
Goods. I
Wlndow Shades

Plchlwlram and 11111....
Shades Mellie letirdn.

ennui-11'

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Decorat1ng__ . ..

 
 
 

 

L. H DECKER.

87 WIInington Street.

 

d, is

' Comes

Olm-
So, if you want to be ready for the

heat,
G 6i~

1. -

611.11.666.11... Gas
Range Today

arrle ' ”'

\

hing

Gas Ranges, $11.50 and up.
Water floaters, $9.76 and up.
'F‘lat Iron Heaters, 25c

 

has

 

been

from

1 81‘s

The Very Best Elgln CroImery.’
Butter. per lb. 21"."

digitanhom .2116
glimmcrum Wheat 25o

Pkgl. cGrnpo-Nuto 2611
40am (Morn............ .251:
62 lilo. Pure Lard 25c

 

been

“6-6
line
pro:

sins-

 
 
 
 
 

 

swenorlss 12.3
Bluefish lite
Weakilsh ......’. ......8e
Spanish Mackerel ....... ....1(Ic
Fluke in
Persian ........ ..... 8c
Silver llass . 711
Market Cod 81:

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gas ranges will be in great demand. '

tun Ballad; It»
Iliglltillgtlmififli

 
 

66'1'11'111 11.11.11 or 11111 81111111111111

 

11.11! (sea 1,801! at two this

Doors

“PHI" PIOPLE'S ”'6ng IANO OW!“

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WilhamH Meeker,

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Contractor and 11111111
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Hones! Work and nipple Ex-
‘6“ pbrlell'os. "' ‘

Illa! 8t... Sol“! mm.

ADDRESS POST OFFICE. 3ng 547,

A .1111 of 1111 Trades

to not who} the people want when they

require good workman-idol My work

to dose {191:0 Ind when I say Anion

i ii to II ' ‘

. om66Al§‘l'H_l.llI E. ISNEDIGT.

Plumbing. Tihning Ind Stunt Fitting
'5?" Nomfilmllot Nero-in 1..

Ifl'fifig Mackerel. Long (items and all

 

 

FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.

PLUMBING.
STEAM.
nor was
AND '
oil‘s m'mlo.
Tin, 611m 1m. ooppa:
1111111 Zine. 11.11
311 South Main Snug.
, 4 Telephone 427..
South Norwalk. Conn.

 

rs: Jean 11. ”with:
‘UENCIES.
ALI. INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE

MORTGAGES. NOTARY PRO-
[ATE BONOJS, PATENTS

I OUTHE M66659]:08 STR T146
! Tol.Call.408 6F:

 

DAVID W.- RAYMOND.
Funeral Direct“ -
Ind Embo'lmor.
19 North Main St. South Norway
6 Residence, O Wuhihcton lire».
Telephone It house. 1341

 

 

lid!

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1* :11.

W9 residuals $19k
son’s, line thesesl
we ever 111.

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11101111 no 1131111111 11111611.
snow white, auspices "8W
colalll lilaamelad mysteri-
Ilnvil you over 110111 to
save at it”
he to have hot on call! running
in your dressing chamber.
ins apartment. 0 first floor
rears? its presence maid am.
the Wingest; degree of comfort. .,
Wendi gladly one you prises,
111-11 Iqtrtctl com ,
I, non-1mm milliliter ‘I ’

Horses R ll:

collars MAIN AN wse‘r . "
I south ham-1.6111111.

We Don’t Tell

to 11111111 beer“ this hot weather.

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drink good beer? ‘
Brooklyn Brewery Beer is the ,.
We are the agents. Good serving
families; deliver it to the house
it once—you will be satisfied. .
or telephone call 'will receive.

attention

0

Corner Monroe and Chestnut
. South Norwalk, Conn.

Joseph 11111... map.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘HOT AIR. HEA'rr

, STOVEB AND RAN ,

ILATE AN? lN R00
“an and 5

Bus Fh‘tturel, M11111 Celli

Have you neon our stock

RICHMOND RAN ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

9 mo. 11. LAYTDN ., ,
REAE ESTATE AND IN,
. «AGENCY
811th New
Representing some of th

Alli! moot reliablolnllfl‘i f6 6 6
panic-inthobu . ,

ARE YOU WELL l

THE NEW.

HOTEL VICTORl

CHI MINUTE FROM Dim
EUROPEAN PLAN. "'

..0ur room. I spools! future.

and Electric Lighll 1119111111111. to

cry room healed. .

NATEs REASONAILI

Finely stocked GIfI to 11.11.11
A full line of Asher. Merrill ‘1 9

tilt Go' I celebrated Winn, Liquor-

chgIrI alwayI on band.

111. SULLIVAN,” Proofing. ‘

Telephone Call, 39H
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[6111311111113 Patti:

EAST 1110111111111 I: .,

shore. Dinner: and All "Kindred
Food cookedto also?“

11111111111 fella?

'John O'Oulilvoq
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