{Orange ' l ‘
tween Emery no " p
_ Complete
10 can
or, on n‘m
nos hfsumwros i". y
m on: “iv-2. __
IL : .
Herman “Schoouovcr mount
‘in New York. ‘ r
Richard .lrvtin'was a vlaiiiir ill West-
port. yesterdays _
J uics Garrison ‘ started. an,M engage-
ment in Jersey City. “today.
Mrs. Thomas 3de is "quiteill at
her home in (kittagti’otroctyv .
Work hits again been suspended on
the East Avenue-drunk sewer.
[inborn Ayrec.“ of Flushing. N. J.,
spent Sunday with relativeinhcrc. ‘
Mrs. Sarah Charles is cdritincd to
her bed with an attack of the grip.
Miss liallic Raymond continues to
be quite ill at her home at Brook-
aidc. ‘.
Capt. Albcri. 'liowell spent Sunday
with Edgar W..lioweii of 71 Cove
avenue. . _
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Thomas
have returned home from a visit to
(lijepnwlch. ‘
Miss Mabel Tolleu has returned to
her home in Ansonlu. after a visit here
and in South Norwaik. -
Mrs. William ‘lmfferach and her
mother. Mrs. Platt..ol‘ 36 Second street.
have recovered from attacks of the
grip.
Miss Gladys. Beach has recovered
from a severe attack of diphtheria and
the quarantine upon her home has
been removed. ’
Mrs. E. 1‘. James. who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Drew. of
Searinwhvcnuc. has nturned to her
home. in Newark..N. in
The. regular Sunday services of thc
Eliot 'Avc‘nuc Methodist Church were
held yesterday under the charge 01’
Rev.’ E. Cunningham. ‘
.M. S. i’artrlck who has been ailing
for seine days wascmnpcilcdio give
up'lhc fight Haturquy..aud is now con-
fined to his, home by illness.
Tililrliltlf‘iili‘ of tho Loyal Workers
of tho Adven Christian Church yea-
terday proved a mo‘strbeipful one. it
wirsflcd‘by Miss'tlcnnié'Bii'chard.
_'i‘he Sunday school board of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
will'meot this evening at 8 o'clock. at
the home of N. S. Ferguson, Cove ave-
nue. -
Next Sunday evening. Rev. James
W. imvls will preach n. scrmou on
Noah's Ark. which appropriately in the
subject of. the Sunday. school lesson
for that; day. ' . , ..
William Wciscit and John i-lusko, of
the- iron .Works; played a match game
of pool Saturday at Chris Inrsen‘c
and Welselt'was a winner by the score
0i."-'100fito to. " " " . ‘ '
There was aJarge attendance at the
Advent;.10hrlstian Church. yesterday.
Rev. James W. Davis preached in the
db.,
Sunday
'1
. that he, be taken to the town farm.
- but. llosuppnreniiy will not stay there.
H. in danger .of disruption for the mom-
' lug. ’One‘joi the charter members of
not half as hard as be supposed it
'8 p. iii..$unduy'wliw board at N. Bf
mow-um our power.
but by My spirit." in the evening the
subject was taken fronlthe following
“15' "in ”all” of file Word. not
bearers only)?“ - ~ .
'i‘he‘rogular weakly cottage meeting
nttho hwcrul‘ Mrs. Thomas Walsh...
planned y, {the AdVoui Christian
Church attendants for Wednesday
evening. will be held at the home of
Oscar Partriclr. East: avruue. instead.
owing to‘tllo illness of him. Walsh.
. ”taut; fihcrwood has attain become
it hard, to the itselbiorwalk' people
who hive to food and support him
through the winter. ilc sleeps where-
cvcr he .cahil‘nd a warm ml. and
eats whenever anyone litres him food.
Hummus requests have been made
liafncr‘s Stove "Club is hpparcntly
bersi-n'ro in. the present time all work-
'the club learned that cutting ice was
was. and he yielded to the. reductions
of the saw and pike-pole. Others live at
work opening oysters and Bennie Cello
finds the only thing left to do is to
start the phonograph on the record
“Gee. ButWhls is a lonesome Town."
. Weekly‘bulletla of the East Avonna.
Methodist Episcopal Churchwblcuday'.‘
Ferguson‘s.40 Cove avenue: study of
[our lessons for February. Tuesday.
7:45, James ltl'imnmedlclt‘s class will
meet in the church parlor. Wednesday.
indies Aid; Wedllcsday,‘8 p. ul‘.,‘0tli-
clal lloard meets in church parlor;
chuesday. 8 p. m.. cobweb social of
Flpworth League in primary room;
larmors‘ chorus, ducts and rccltatlons.
Thursday, ‘7t‘tfix-prayer llleciing. ir‘rl-
day. 8 p. m.. lecture for Sunday school
teachers and workers in South Nor-
walk llapt‘lut‘Chur'ch. Sunday. r‘clll‘ll~
dry 3; Holy Communion. lozilo a. m.
ROWAYTON.
.; r. p, ,
William A. Chairman. of toga"
street, is quite ill with hemorrhages.
Miss llcatricd Dye-Waters has been
visiting her brother. William UeWut-
era, in Mount Vernon. N. Y.
Mulls Gamble, of Emu, Norwnlk, is
hulking a number of changes and all.
feminine, to tho Plait place on Roton
. . ,
Mrs. \ illlahi Pinkncy. of ROWnyton
avenue. ms returned from a visit in
Brooklyn, alldl_Mr. Plulthey is home
from aplensuroi‘ti‘ip to Nyuck. N. Y. ,
linrry id. Scdiiéld.¥oliiighiand ave.
hue. olllcinted lithe Rcwnylou Baptist ‘
Church, yestcl‘dhlygiuoming and even-
ing. un‘d his acrnlons Werc received
with favor byt'la‘rgc congregations. The l
oreuing discourse deal with the early ‘
history of the Jewish in on. and was
’rcry interesting.» .. ‘ >
l
N
DAR'lEN .AND NOROTON.’
“q..—
s
A number. of Dorian residents are .
at presentlald up wltb‘sllght' attacks
of the grip.
The Norotonult‘lrc Department is to,
give a supper and dance in its engine
house Januarylili.
Allen a. Bates and James Hindley
have‘ been chosen as iurynlcn in lhc‘
Supulor'Court, next Wednesday. .
Mrs. H. H, Secicy and son of Non»
ton have-moved to their New Yurltl
home for the. remainder of the. winter; l
The governor has approved a requiy.
sltion of tile‘ Soldiers" llospltalboard
for $500 for religious services at the
Soldiers'liome. ~ . -
The old "Weed homestead on 'Msln
street. Noroton. near the Stamford
i
bridgeijghus had a new coat of white
niiit a‘nd green blinds and looks as
mutton Moor Condo“. and his one
lam: been continued until Nbru
n . .
.iscnxor contributed“ several .mulicsl
grip.
Brothers.
Beers Brothers.
hm‘e.
entertained at the home of .iohp Ton
fur;
. . J- . ifs' l3!
boon released under the cm oi
If?
now canons.
‘Mlu Hattie Hoyt-finished her du-
ties an poltmlstress Saturday night.
William mirth bu sold hic'houso
in Park magi to cutofrtown parties.
Mr. and Mrs. George Young. of Pittsr
bars. are visiting rclatlvel in Proc-
pcct street.
Mnkand Mrs. Harry Curtis, of New
Rochelle. have taken .Wllseulon of
the Jesse A. Chase place, and will oc-
cupy it for the winter. ‘
Mrs. John Mackny entertained the
Womnns' Club with a talk ca Scotland.
Friday afternoon; Mrs. taster Mes-
pan or it:
dltiou to . ,
d mm a
were; )irged'
day‘s
number». ' bluotl
Howard Ciliii'lillxiiafll}"ihe young son
of William Cunningham, scolded him-
self quite badly with boiling .water
from a lewkettlc. Dr. Scoville in in a
tendinitis. . . '. ~
Ellwood-Brothers have started work
on another residence for l". 0. Ray-
mond. It will be. located next to thc
one completed some time ago for the
mile owner. .
WESTRORT.’
Miss Frances McNally ls ill with tile
cry 24.
George Meeker is working for Doors
George Meeker is in the employ of
in
Miss Florence Meeker is night ouc-
ruior in the . telephone. exchange
Mrs. Emily Boers has taken up her
residence with a daughter in Bridge
DO . ‘
Friends from New Yul-k are being
"Are you
‘szou are
run. 1 . .
”the board of. itelietia to meat ill
the Sclcclmcu‘s Oillcc on the 1st. till,
lltll and 18th of February. . _ l
Mrs, William Thompson ‘andl child“
tell; who hnvc been visiting frlomla
hers .havo returned home to Bridge-
por . ‘
Mrs, Emily Beers of the Fafms is.
spending the remainder of the winter
in Bridgeportiwlth her daughter. Mrs.
James Grey. ‘ - ,
Miss. Florence Meeker of Weston.
has‘ accepted a position as oight'ope-
rateriu. the. southern New: England
'i‘ci‘ephonc omcc. .
A. Mills has returned from Long Is-
llllld where he has been employed for
sonic time and smut-ed a position with
:1 concern in Bridgeport. -*
Mi‘s. Frederick liubbcli has return-
ed from Nowiown. where she w it to
hilrnd the funeral of Miss . :nnic
Wakcmun. well known have.
ithlward Lewis. who has been in the
employ of Doors Brothers, has resign-
ed his positionnud la.worklng for the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co.
in . Bridgeport. . .
' Rumors are afloat that? there will
be a it) cent ‘fare to and ficm Bridge-
port. This is construed to mean that
the present trolley company into re-
duce the fare toilve cents from the
city to Southport. , ‘
A rcccption‘was’hcld Thursday at.
the home of Mrs. Wilfred Lewis in:
honor of her guest, Miss Martha M ills. ‘
local society who well
and the affair provcdftiiimng the most"
enjoyable. socially ‘of title winter.
Nebrns
dcfc-nSe."
the whole system'.‘ "Dunn's Reguleis
(ascents per box). correcttbe liver.
glue up thé stool cure constipa-
on. , . .
v.
i
cc “bulls .an'u .
....l .. mm...
It ‘ev'ery j
but upon their
brought." Elicia W‘Iml
malty members
this petition!
tempt to cm
eir subvert. '
. The Anti-Shim
Mr.= Whiteley “replied:
Raynor thousaldu
of the; Sunni
.tllllfiémlltldinitialisation;
lhléapliofi. as iiollowsz~ :1 .
at 1
in. the
fig?‘ mg
c “it. ice; for their
do: who. “Anti.
ct iiiiuoll. and
* ' flout commd an
Wot the'blll. In all:
m
tors. Marni office".
‘ coo-vices. ‘
to rln very
mi"
cal out can. byfb“ ‘inniorlty
create a prohibition district.
‘ W
cannon macu'touvvltrut won.
on. .
M
the
WA! ?"
:golux to (live
. "“6."
a dead
OIL. Jim.
the police are reluctant to say.
considerable .mystery- surrounds the
Suit or
.v
7
district l9: «1' uni an army] of the
anti-saloon »-wcri$ also, deliver-ocula-
t! s to people
. f ,. ressurc to
representatives in the
calcining Moro: ‘ the bill is
a; was given to
the legislature of
tumbled to any at-
ccr-lgnoro the. appeal
ode to their to we the measure
beacon local option
bill provides that sny‘pmciuct or corn.
arm-comm that is a politi-
vote,
Coroner's Jury Holds Raynor for the
butt: of Londonbimhant Prince.
.iflNDON, m. ”MA verdict of
"wilful murder" was mndemd by. it
coroner‘s. iury today against Horace
George Raynor. who shot and killed
William Whiteley,
Welt Bunnie Grove merchant. June
The motive fertile crime
running a mystery. unless. u thoro-
ilcc claim, it, was a failure crap at- ,
tempt to blackmail the merchant. The
sons and the old employees of the
murdered man. testified at; that toque-t
that they had never seen or heard of
Raynor before the day of the tragedy.»
'A witness testifying to the events lul-
mod-lately prior to the shooting said
he hcurd Runaway-to Mr. Whiteley:
well-known
man Mr, White-
lcy.”-~and drawing a revolver halircd
and. the ulcrclwut fell dead.
The detective inspection in charge
of the cane declared that all the cvir
dcnco tailored to blackmail.
cd that he had sonrcbcd‘Mr. White-
lcy’s papers. but had not discovered
trace of anything relating to Raynor,
but-among the prisoner's papers were
found documentsabowing that be was
wanted by the police... ,«
WM . .
CALIFORNIA COAIT. DEFENBES.
.1408 ANCELES.
George D.’ Molkloiobn. assistant sec
rotary of war under l’midcntMoKinc
icy and lately lieutcn ,‘ reroute!
kn. exprnawam llcl of that the
coast of Southern California needs de-
fense. ilesays: f‘fl'bolfartllicotlon of
tho-southern stretch of the coastlis
only no important as workout Seattle
and ban Francisco.- ia‘or carious it is
deal bloat, .somcthlng should be
done n the. n. r future, At the thus
. all-American .War. “a son-
ilmc‘ht’infavoruf extending coast de-
fcnuca'sllrang up and Lilo not think
tthnt it has yet: subsided. Of. course.
the cistern coast received the first
benefit of this feelingfibut the War
Department is glad to utilize the con.
tiuuauco of «limb a sentiment :in pro
viotng for artborongb‘ system of. coast
He add-
28-:—
WOMAN! MYBTERlOUb DEATH.
PITTSBURG. Pn., Jan. 28.-—-Albcrt
Houck found the body of his dead wife
on» a table "in‘. hc‘r’ioonr, burned to it
represented Icrisp. when horrcturncd' home from-
work late last night. The meow of .
laceldcutal depth was abandoned when
. ‘ .it was discovel‘h‘ii‘that dothlug else in
-—A lazy liver leads to chronic dye {the room was burned, not even the,
Ipepsls. and constipation—weakens ltablo'op whichthe body was found._
‘lthth'ér newsman met with foul play
" We 1h
Ovércotl. lint was ..
The 1 best garments in. our stock.
This price nude on all Suits» and Overcoalslllllb
fstorg 1-1101 in above
Booneotlhe
. iiw it» by ennui to: m
Agriculture-aims Pension
. Bills , . '
h
but
WASHINGTON. Jan. 28.—-'l‘he‘ unri-
c‘ultural appropriation bill which was
repel-toll to the house last Week. con-
tains little of special interest to Con-
necticut. with the exception oi the ap
proprtations to continue tobacco at
pcrlmcnts. This appropriation is in
eluded in the general lump sum grant
ed the bureau of the plant industry but
it is understood that 820,000 will b(
used for the tuba 0 experiments :4
but of which wil be spent in Con.
noctiout. These experiments will here
after he in charge of Dr. Galloway. the
chief of the bureau of plant industry
instead of having the workydlvldod
up between this bureau and the bureau
of soils. .
‘The committee on agriculture also
changed the item relating to free seeds
from“ what it has been for many years.
This section provides for the usual up
proprlations, but specifies that only
rare and valuable seeds are to be sent
out, thus cutting off the regular gar-
den variety that is now being sent
out. That is in accordanCe with the
recommendations of Secretary Wilson
but it is probable that this section of
thcvbiil ”will be fought on the floor 03
the house. ,1! it. is the western an
southern members may carry the day
slid ”compel the secretary of agricull
iu’ro. to‘send out the usual variety of
cheap-land worthless seeds. . _
(Congressman Henry had much to do
with haying this section of the hill
changed. He and all the rest of the
Connecticut. members have been up-
d to the distribution of sends us at
pl fit conducted, and last year all
vulca- to do a ay with the distriblr
tlcn altogether.."Most of the Connectlv
cut grangcshave sent resollll.lons...agr
alnat the free seed distribution. but
lflfroe seeds are to be at out. there
will probably be u.great demand for
WM , ‘ , ,
{“1 had. tried everything for my baby,
until Dr. Lyle recommended Gucc-
mcct. i can truthfully say is is the
Mt. mgdlclno i ever used for babies."
fiNnnnic L. Taylor. Bcdford. Va.
'scuwcct is sold by The Clifford
P armacy and The Bridge Phar-u
nicer. . . . , ”
. , W
DERBY CHURCH TURNED INTO
l . BEER SALOON.
lDERBY. Conn, Jan. 28.~Tho police
raided yesterday. a hail here and ar-
rested John Smolen, a licensed liquor
dealer. on a. charge of illegal soiling.
Thirteen others were also-taken} into
custody as a result of the raid. The
hull previous to Christmas had been
cued as a Polish Church. .
. ____.._.._.._...—
.Mrs, Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Dot. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
andboichlng. i tried everything i
cbuld hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
ccncbottlc cured me convictely."
‘ For sale by R. H. Plaiatod. F. H. Bax-
ter-and The Clifford Pharmacy. “
. .
WITH ARMS ENTWINED THEY
1 AWAITED DEATH. .
.CAMDEN. N. J.. Jan. 28.—-Wlth
arms entwined. an unknown young
also and a young woman, stood on the
tracks ot,thc Pennsylvania electric
railway and calmly waited until an
electric train ran thcm‘down. Both
were _ killed and their bodies ‘ were
buried into tile water.
._._....___———~—-
. BRYAN IN SAN FRANCISCO..
.SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 28.—-W.
Bryan spent a few hours in this city
yesterday, arriving from ‘San Jose and
departing fer hos Angelou. While here
he held. an i
greeted thcmembers of the Democra-
l.
J. ken in such a way that the man’s
lacs-mat reception and
3mm! . r .
at m: by vom- _ p *
CHICAGO, Jan. 28.-—Zlon City is to
be deserted by Wilbur Glenn Volivc
and all those over whom " he holds
way; A new Zion Oity in to be found-
ad probably on the Pacific coast. and
)r. Davie and his creditors will be
left to right out the question of cup-
rcmacy here.
Rumors of such lupending action
have circulated hf Zion City ever since
and summer, when Overseer John C.
lpeicber was sent to In: Angelou to
usumc charge of the various colonies
in the Pacific coast. it was said that
ipcichcr was to select the site for
be new colony. This was repeatedly
Has confirmed by Voiiva himself at u
neetln7nheld in Zion Temple.
With a few weeks Vollva'wlii go
in a trip of inspection visiting all tho
:hurchea north and west of here which
cccgnlle him as leader. This will lav
:iude a trip down the Pacific coast
’rom Seattle to Los Angelou. it was
iractically admitted that on his jour-
Joy he would view several sites now
under consideration.
"Not political but Christian Social-
sm" has been the text of many of
Vollva's sermons. He believes such a
:oiony founded in some warm climate
where fruit raising, garden truck and
igriculture can be engaged in. would
have a success and it is his purpose
:0 lead his people to a land where this
aim he done.
. It is undigested food that causes
sourness andcpaiaful indigestion. Ko
lot is a solution of vegetable acids
it. digests what you eat, and corrects
the deficiencies of digestion. Kodoi
:onforms to the National Pure Food
tnd Drug Law. Sold hero by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. P'
W...—
MILK BOTTLES UNDER SIZE.
Movement on Foot to Cour the Situa-
tion by Statute.
Since the arrest in Hartford and
lunlshincnt of persons using milk bot-
iies bearing the trade-mark of the
Hartford Dairy Company. investiga-
‘zion has demonstrated that this state
has for years been a [strict the dump-
ing ground for milk bottles condemn-
ad by the authorities in‘vother states.
lild that. since Rhodo Island passed
its protective law. Connecticut has
been receiving pretty nearly all that
found their way into New England.
We discarded Jars are sometimes a
couple of ounces under size.
A general condemnation of . these
under-measure bottles is bound to
come. sooner or later. and they will
then move along to some other state
where regulations are lax. if there be
such a one after Connecticut gets in
line with a law requiring this class
of container to be passed upon by its
legal representative, a state sealer of
weights and measures. or those ap-
pointed by cities. and towns. A
movement is already on foot to ask the
present Legislature to enact a statute
covering the situation. such as is in
use in many other states.
STOP THAT GOUGH‘
or it may result in. Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever used. almost without exception.
10, 25, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's and Plaisted’s. 9'
DEATH FROM Sill/ALLOWING
- anAms
DECATUR. lli., Jan. 28.—“Dcath
from swallowing his brains" was the
verdict rendered yesterday by a core.
ncr's jury at the inques over the
body of, George Thomas. 11 iilinois
Central brakeman, who was injured by
falling into some pumping machin-
e f
rv. . .
The base of'rhomas' skull was pro
brains coped down into his throat and;
be swallowed them. After repeating.
the swallowing at intervals for seve-
ral hours. during which nearly all his
lenled until yesterday when tbé rumor ill!
" moat":
Paramount“. Jill. :
steel crosses filled witujs mirth
asphalt and rock is the no out.
to an the place of the old”
wooden sleeper that has been ,
many rem. The Pennsylifs .
road has decided to insist I.” .
thccs new ties just east of,
on the Pittsburg Division of '
c. , . .
it is becoming harder eac
get good wooden tics, withtfliu
that the railroads of the coup ,.
«can: about to find a good sub}. ‘
Steel tics of two kinds arched! i,
summed to experiment by! this
unylvania, as anything that u
a possible solution of the ore
question will be welcomed. " .
The newest tie is a-stecl cash:
an asphalt and rock filling. ‘
steel facing extends only around
sides of the tie. the asphalt bulb!
posed on the under side. vvhl p
on the stone ballast. The 8‘
shape of the tie are the canto” _ in,
wooden one, but the Weight lookout;
700 pounds. or three times as heavy“;
a wooden sleeper.“'i‘hla great weight
with the asphalt surface resting on in;
ballast is calculated to reduce «31'6”an
to a minimum. .
With the installation of these {stools
asphalt ties, the Pennsylvania italic
road will have under way cxpcrilntlhlfl
With the most likely substitutesfo claim.
wooden tie that have been prom!
These are the 1-shapcd oil'stcelf‘. a
a track built. on longitudinal shoal girl!
era. and the new Snyder tie, which at
be the subject of the latest experiment;
The mainaenance of way do}
ment is exerting every effort in "tiny
roughly test these probable humor
lei-lug the trackugc of tho until-opens
meals, with a view to constantly be}:-
tering the truckagc of the entire sys»
tem of lines by adopting such as in, .
prove practicable and by preserving,
the good Wooden ties. It is not halibut»
ly that tho crosstle supply in its
country will be materially increment ill.
the next few years by treating sold.
wooden ties with creosote. as is dorm
now in England and other iarciga
countries. ‘ ‘, i
. ,
'AUTOISTS SENSATIONAL RIDE.
ORMOND, Fia., Jan. 26.~—l“red Marc
riott, who was seriously inlul'ed,_yuar‘
terday when his racing automobile w
wrecked while plunging illong Ormomt _
Dnytona beach at the rate of nearly
125 miles an hour. passed a. fairly coma
fortahle night and probably will recovx ,
er. it was feared at first that the
driver had sustained internal lniurlcs.‘ .
but no indication of anything of..thno
kind has developed as yet. He is bad-i '
ly cut. and bruised, however, and hid
recovery will probably be slow,
iii
an Ifllictull for overtwanvywcdr
n Cancun” have given mo‘gioru
dab] have ever trio . I
incommcnd can to my friend: u.
b .' .
9“ "’m‘i‘fél. mum, slain. 111.}.
ll.
Flaunt. Pal
one file an;
old in “ii"
wanna to
Sterling Remedy Cc.. chicng
cnken'or (Rinaldo. room
The [ermine cabins Initial-pd
cum or your money b ‘kq
brains had~oozed through the aperture
to art
still a selllntl0llhe<lllanlltlesol goods
we liltili'illivc‘YCUR-
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,
if
n.
out?»
l clinch;
Just
talliibnésé
‘l
_ . “size. _
are parked EVERY MEN’S SUIT land EV
in the skull, Thomas died.
that has you
' lgli’ “l
marked $20.00. $22.00.- $25.00 and u:
‘1 l : L. t in
W... on... $12. $15.50. $15. $16.50 in 5b
i‘ Outskitkvmnkcd» one of“ “these THREE 3,PRICES.I .
5...“...
“ . '3‘“ ali‘i'yilvt
" i if its llcrcitsf innkednl a ll ‘
illun sat. in mm
an:
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elect of louré‘slor
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