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was”? “tit“
can test assured
RECOmeneeause tit y are com-
poached by a. registered pharmacist.
or Wyeeiung system eliminates all
Pl-AWER 3'“ IRA‘D Y. Proprietors
205 Weehlnnton 8:.
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Rev! E. Z. Ellis is spending a week
at Mr. Ainsworth’s after which he is
to go to the Catskill Mountains.
Whitaco Gannon, of New Haven. was
a visitor in East Norwalk, yesterday
'on buglness.
.A meeting of the L S. Club was
held last evening at thehome of Mrs.
Mead in Fifth street.
The Baraca Club soil has been post-
boned until Friday night of this week
same hour and place Lack of tide has
caused the change of time.
’Councilman Podmore is soon to
erect another of his cob foundation
buildings on the marshes next to his
second hand store.
M1s Morris Kweskin, of Stamford
has been visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Levy on the Washington street
bridge.
The roof of the shed over the side-
walk in front of the Linxweiler bulld-
iNg has been removed and will not be
replaced. The building is to be re
painted.
Mrs. Ernest Percy and two daugh-
ters, of 88 Winfield street left town
today to visit her mother in Andover,
Conn. She expects to remain about
four weeks.
Harry Rider and family start on Au~
gust 2 on the launch “Mollie" for a
cruise to tho eastward. They 'will go
up the Connecticut river and Visit
Shelter lsltiud. Sag Harbor and other
points of interest at the east end of
the Sound. . . .
Clifford Cooley, of East Norwulk.
who last month finished his second
year of work- in Yale Medical School.
is taking some practical training at
the Norwalk Hospital. Mr. Cooley ns~
sists the physicians there in opera-
tions in administering anaesthesia and
doing other work incidental to surg-
cry.
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ROWAYTON.
Miss Ruth Stevens, of Rowayiou, is
visiting with relatives in Stamford.
11. ii‘. Foster. of ilanbury.
ing a week at lieli Island.
is spend-
Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison, of- Cudlipp
street. has gone to Boston, to spend a
Week.
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Mrs. l. 10. Petty and son. Charles, of
Raymond street, are spending the day
in Mount Vernon, New York.
rm“ Bessie M_ Wood. of Broad Riv-
,ls visiting her friend Miss Minnie
Morl‘eil; of this place.
Mrs. Margaret Novell ot Crockett,
street. departed yesterday to spend
the summer with her cousin, Mrs. Amy
Brewster, of Alpine, N. .l.
Mrs. Frank lhrndouist amt family,
of New York city. will return home it»
day, after a three weeks' stay with
relatives on Roton Hill and in East
Norwalk.
'l‘ho Rowayton Methodist, Episcopal
tiburch. which has been in course at
rebuilding for over a year past. will
be dedicated next Sunday. with up-
proprintc services morning and even
1111:. The sermon in the morning
will lio delivered by Bishop (loodsell.
Rev. .iobn E. Adonis. 0.1)., the presid-
ing older, at Stamford. will preach in
the evening. A11 attractive program
has been arranged by the pastor, Rev.
Ernest W. Bysshe.
‘li’oth west-bound tracks wore block—
ed heic 1"csteidny afternoon, on ac-
count. of a freight. wreck. and all
trains ware run for a time on the east
,bouutl rails A 1min was slowing down
to take water. when the cars 1111111111110
ed and the rear end crashed Into the
119111 end. A heavy refrigerator car
was derailed. being turned partly
around and it was necessary to call
the wrecking train and crew from
Stamford to put the car on the truck
again.
1
The following books are now ready
at the Roy/nylon Library, given by
Mrs. J, 8 lloytt The Princess Puts
sell, by C. N. and A. N. Williamson:
Idle, by Robert; Chambers; Pride. and
Prejudice by James Austen; The Hon
ehhs‘ck of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo.
The Sage Brush Parson. byA . 13.
Ward The Chase of the Golden Plate
by Jacques ll‘uptrelin: 'i‘hc Opel; Eric
by Fmderiok, W..Furi‘nr; My Little
1311.0“! Wild. ‘Donsid and Do
wt 6. 1t Mary Mtipos Dodge given by
Kent Heckler. Disable and 1 11nd Ame:
its by Mable Barnum-11111111. Elven by
Miss M. if. Buckley.
Perhaps you would his better. too.
.. selesely as 11
‘thu we till 7&1; prescription you I I
- and Pilsbury’ s Flour. 800
‘ Creamery liu lot. 080; 0 agents il‘ly P11-
at. our
and
Oscar Jennings, of Norotou, and
Mrs. J. P Roster. of Ridgebury.
entertained by Mrs. J. Corning, in Mill
, Plain, the week past. , »
before reaching Ditrleu center
loudly.
w—Oil, 11c per gut; best Tomatoes.
12c per can; 3 cans best Corp for the;
Condensed Milk ii cans for 21in; Jones’
1‘ has: best
per for lie. ates Grocery Store.
The wedding 01 Frank Haven 11 gar
donor. of Rye, N. Y .to Miss Catherine
Haas 11 Darien dressmnker’ Was per-
formed last Sunday night at. the rec-
tory of the Noroton Presbyterian
Church by Rev. Curios Martyn the
pastor.
The death of Estate Portal, son of
Beryl Pariui, occurred yesterdu at the
faintly home in Noroton 11111116111 lithe
ria. Another sou. Hertha Parin, died
early in the week from the disease.
The house was fumigsted yesterday
by Health Oldest Noxon and quaran-
tine has been raised.
Sig De Almo, who has been pulling
off a sort of a circus on the Noxon lot
in Darlen got real mud yesterday and
pulled up stakes and moved to N010-
ton. Tuesday night Sig had an nudion
cc of 13. which was unluckv and to
of the boys commenced to “peg apples
at him Sig thereupon decided to move
on to Noroton and not stay the week
out as he had anticipated
The service at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church next Sunday moiuing
will be omitted to give an opportunity
to the congr cgation to attend the dedi-
eaten services of the new church at
Rowayion. The Epwortb Leanne, led
by Miss Bessie Valllers will take
place at 7 oclock, and the one hour
of song and sermon at 7:45. Subject,
The Crowning Day. Souls free.
Strangersand all others heartily we]-
come.
CRANBURY.
MlSs Frances Gregory is visiting rel-
olives in Bridgeport.
Mrs. George Bouton spent Monday
with friends in Norwaik
Miss Anna 11.11.11... of New York, is
visiting Miss Emma Fitch,
Mrs, Hattie Bouton spent last week
with Mrs. Wood. in Norwalk.
Robert Gregory and Morris Coggs-
well spent Sunday in New York,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark. of East
Norwalig are visiting at F. F. Clark‘s.
Miss Katie lhlttcngcr entertained
friends from South Nor-walk on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Minnie lrogory visited her sis-
ter, Mrs. liawkcs, in Bridgeport, last
week.
Mrs. Helen (loft. (1f Stamford, spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. T. E. Greg
ory.
Mr, and Mrs. lilunnlng, oi’ Stamford,
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Gilliam.
Miss Hattie is 1111111011 visited over
Sunday with Mrs. t‘ harlcs llouion. Pop
lur Plains .- .
Mrs. Robert Gitegory is visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Wiilrnott. in
New York.
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m
Mrs. Louisa llarnos visited lil'l
daughter, Mrs.‘ lrcgory, in Nownlk,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy and thumb
tor of Brooklyn are visiting Mr. and
Mrs H. l. Allen,
Charley Benton has been visiting
with his aunt. Mrs. Reed. in South Nor»
walk. over" Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boutou, of Dan-
bury, were Sunday guests of Mr, and
Mrs. George Bouton.
Mrs. Minnie Gregory and Mrs. Rob-
ert (.lresory visited .ou Sunday the
Misses Adams. in , Weston.
District Committee Thomas Gregory
has hired for teachers the coming your
Miss Mary Pilliug and Miss Generic
Creighton.
Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘. E. Gregory and Miss
Frances Gregory attended the Noth-
nngle and Adams wedding in bridge-
port, last Wednesday.-
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BICYCLE RECORDS L'O‘WERED.
OGDEN. Utah. July 18 ~At the (item
wood Bicycle Saucer track hero last
night. tWo world's records were low-
cred. A. A. Clark (professional) or
Australia. broke the record for one
mile or 1149 by Floyd McFarland in
Australia two years use, his time being
1 iii 24”. ‘
Walter Demure (amateur) broke the
record of 2.9 seconds tor one- 1111 11mg,
mile 011911 1111111111 ‘mlide by a
West. twa‘avedrs than on this track Th
new recur is 28 2-,5 which is onestltt
or a second 16111111 than the pretension-
rri record 111111.. by lver Johnson in
Salt Lake July 22 of 111111 year.
‘ let 1111111 be 111111 tasks money.
Alumni .1111 men can make love our»
The letters unclaimed in the Burton
chose .1ka
"i
were ed
i
M
hridgeport.
R0 Slihfol‘tl has sold his auxiliary
bout Ruth to New Landon thirties.
Dr. Eldner Allen has returned from
Rotou Point with his houseboat
of
111.111 .» visiting
Mrs. Haynes of. Saugutuck celebrat-
her 841h birthday Oil Tuesday at
her home in Suugutuek
1111111 Brown and
”out! of New
A. trolley c111 bound for 81111111201111 r1111 York Wei‘e Sunday 11119le at the Gibbs
over a pigeon yesterday ottemonn ifist i‘esltledce in Poplur‘P us.
is
bird seemed bewildered and sat righta
on th illicit and refused to move even been 11 recent guest of her
though the tnotormun rang his gong
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jennings.
Miss I‘lorenoe Richmond of Dunbury
will spend the sauna r with her “and
mother Mrs Rhyme d.
i‘rnnk News“ of Strati’ord is spend
big several weeks with his grandpa-
tents. Mr. and Mr.s Hendricks.
WJ Jennings exhibited 11 blackfislt
,Welghith 5‘); pounds the other day. the
result or his skill Its a tlshe‘iniiin.
Miss Margaret Scott and Mrs. Ho'wuo ,I
Y.. are gilestsof Miss ,
of Newbuigg N.Y
Ctu'i‘ie 8. Bradley.
Patrick Frey has resigned his (loci
tion at Greenwich owing to u 11 light.
touch of paralysis in both at his legs.
Aaron Sherwood who has been not-
ing oueeriy and wllo at one time was
expected to be sent to Middletown 1111.1"
. lum, has been allowed his freedom.
lverson C. Fanton, who is spending ‘V’
the smrnncr at the Jamestown Exposi-
tion. has been at home for several
days. -
Mr. and Mrs. John Wood of Rose-
make matters more interesting some ville 11.11 0 had as their guest the 089*
week thc'ii daughter. Mis. Simon
Brown, and little son. from Weston.
Friends froth out of town are being
entertained at1Mr. and Mrs. 11‘. Mar
vin's handsome summer borne in New-
town avenue.
Mrs. William Cressman and
sons who have been visiting at
home of M. M. Crossrunn. havn return-
('11 to their home in Bridgeport.
two
The choir of Gl‘iiCo Church. Norwalk,
had an outing at Cornpo Benoit one
day last week.
sent.
Mrs. 1111:1111 Raymond and son of Wil-
mington, Del., areihc guests of Mr
and Mrs. 1“. M. Raymond, Riverside
avenue. 1
ll. W. Funchcr is cooling off the in
liabilauts this hot weather with his do-
coctions and combinations of soda wa
tor flavors.
William llurlbutt. of Snugatuck, is
the proud father of a girl baby which
weighed nine pounds when she arriv-
t'tl.
Saugntuck is overrun with
lives who are following several clues
to, the parties who robbed the depot of
chewing gun sortie time ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose S. llurlbuti,
of Newborn, N. Y.. are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. iiurlbutt, State
street.
Rev. Mr. Mackenzie attended the to-
neral of George Rowland at Lurch-
urout on Wednesday of last week, llllil
visited parishioners oi Holy Trinity
parish residing in P5 t Chester.
on
Crowds visitcd Compo Beach
I Sunday and runny were disappointed
because the lee cream was exhausted
early in the day and an additional
supply could not be obtained.
Ralph Collins of Saugatnck. was hit
ion in the check on Tuesday by a fox
terror owned by l). l’atcllell. The
wound is of 11 serious nature and (loll
link will probably have to go to the
hospital.
'l‘wo handsome new Elmore touring
tars have 11111111111111 on the street here.
They are owned by (L‘iuu'los Kernpi-r
and liobort 1‘. tires. They are lllo lat»
est model. with three cylinder. iwo~
cycle engines and finisher] in
hundsomest manner possible.
R. F‘, Outeuult. the famous cartoon
1111 of the New York American, passed
several days this week at the home. oi
W. (l. Krighoff on King street Mr.
()utcuil is in love with Westpoit and
it is possible that he will' some time
take 11p a residence in the town. lie
is famous as an 11111111111111 as well
1111 1111 artist and there was no luck or
sport 1111‘ long as he remained hero.
never gripe
drug starch.
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roweis. en M‘é WI?
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MIDGHIPMAN GRUB! ORlTICALLY
, ILL.
BOSTON. July 18. “Midshipman .111
men P. Gross. one the 12 suitors
injured by 111.111.111.111 on board the
battleship (thoriumB while at target 111m:
ties in Cape Codfl gv on Monday, who
are 111111111111 11 the liaison Naval lion
1;piuti who reported this morning in an
extremely critical condition and was
11101 expected to survive the day. ills
father. Major Thomas Cruse. or Omn
‘hu. Nob. wall at his bedside with the
ldshlptlian’s mother and brother of-
or a journey 015 1 500 miles. The other
111111-1111 heaped 11111111111 the 111111 with
out no event change in their condi.
1110111“: hsthossitni physicians now err-
pent all h Cruse to recover. although
it; estimate the chances at recovery
0
a lime 11 11911111 very 111111111.
9ft};
Mary lit Jones spent Monday 1.. '
Miss 1011 Jennings of Hartford has
parents. ,
the '
About 30 were pre- “
1 paper-ed this your?
dotec =
the
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omen James P. Themes and Louis .
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(‘hlmtcur 1’1: ' New York, .41 (first
game); New Yogic in; Chicago, 1 (see-
out! 151111111),
St. Louis. A: Ilost’oilfi.
Washington, i‘rizr‘ifldtroit, 2.
lhilndnlphirt. 5; lilifisvelund. l
N. .l. Niliittinetl
8111 1‘11
134.136 »
Washinaton‘ Street.
311. ‘Norwsik.
Fihe Assortment of
Souvenir Post Cards
250 doz.
‘WM. .1 BRIGBERMAN'S
goonoven Block, 132 Washington It
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
lit H111 111111111
On York Walls
that have pleased you OVIP elnoe VI.
put them on. Any more name to DO
Our stock of Wall Paper rcpt-seen“
the very latest patterns. The eeloollonl
Agent to: the Wm.~ Campbell a co.
and Pr. Beck Co.
m
‘cnelserypl‘leeewero. “Wm
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Whitelnemel Pelee 1111111.]th
.1011.
Cloth Shades, with fringe. We.
Window lhedee end Picture Prelim
made an order.
Painting. Paper Hanging end Boole
sting.
Ask, tor “8. e. bi.” Green Trading
Stamps—was give them. 1
L. H. DECKER
e1 yrs-111nm» emu.
1m. on». V ' lactation-1k.
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Serrantiluestron
al 67111510le if Epour
kit on contains a Gas
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she think about it, or
Will salt!“ slid, explain.
Constant
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it; 4:31 Louis. ,
have been made from the .1997 Produe- ,
’ ilone of the bee! factor-lee.
1161. 115 a line and we I
(little, lion’s 11.111. Building
EOUTH NORWALK.
W Nair 011111 181 State Street
BRIDGEPOR‘T. . ’
Hotel Mahackemo.
J. R. GONNOR. Manager.
, .
fisssvrc: wire DATE
0013th uNsunpAsesn
RATES REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents.
ll‘or turtiier 11111-111111... apply at or-
ilce. 'Vl‘olephone V408.
limit] the ill N. Y
for freight Only
011 and after Tuesday. January I
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (fool
of Dover street). every day. (excep
Sunday). at 4 p.111. Freight received
- at Norwalk up to 4 p.1n. and Soul)
Norwelk up to B: 30 p.111.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT 00.
Aiming J: Smith. , 0.6, Hegemen
Lessee. General Agent
‘ -——‘
8 . l
Potatoes, Dev 9“- e e e I e‘iuteleammm 300
2Ilb8. mrd nee-e peel u s'eeeeeehje.’ 250
The Very Best, Butter. per lb. ,. . . 2911
3 lbs. Milk Crackers ........... 251:
3 lbs. Soda Crackers 25c
"A. , Stull
a”-
Phone 223-3.
22 Cottage,Ave., I East Norwaik.
211111 1111111111
$315.10.
We have a fewflnew 1907 Orient
Runabouts for sale at $350 each.
1F. E. lNNKNNNl 81 N0.
“Honeet'noode .ei Hone-t Prices."
to Well 0M Norweik.
. ..
svsnv. monogamous can»
”we 1 ,1
should be equipped with: was
euow white. one piece «111.11.171.11 Pox
oeleln Enameled Lavatory. ‘
lien {on ever stopped to mallet
how del ghttuliy convenient it would
be to have hot 11nd cold running water
in your dressing chamber sleep
in apartment or first noo'r toilet
111? its presence would lilo“ {ill
the highest. decree of comfort. ‘
We will gladly quote you prion. Du
plumbers are strictly competent no
ohehlee. honest end reliable.
Horace R Harsh,
GORNII than, 311111 Weir, ere
lilNNlNlNK
courts 111110.111. costs.» 1
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ever llN u.
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101111 11. HAPP 1st Mm
retention “it. ROWAN. Ind View
WILPRID “111081.11, 11.1.1111.
monotone.
11.11. mm» 11111111 “new
christian ewe John H. Li ht
: mm 111 . :‘.' _
"Miller 8:. Jordan;
“ ital E1111 81111
him ”it K11 mama
Jewish 1!. min 4. Wellies Mums
Reitrceraiors.
Palmer Hammocks
Writer Coolers.
”it t ‘
Summer Goods
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET. .
P_hV°n0 667. . ‘
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Sunday. Dinner at the
CLIFFORD;
No worrying aboat eelectlng
your mate, no bother with'
‘diehe'e or .101. when pleasant
I weather comes. ,I’V
Courteous Service.
Pleasant surroundlnu.
Excellent Clicking.
'GHARL-E-S REYNEKEf'
um, Proprietor. » ..
' Telephone 49}
THE LATEST AND BEST
1.111111111111111
at $32.75 up.
A very etrou line or fully guaran-
teed High Wheel Mowers, at 05.50
to 86.00. “Mimosa-1
A complete assortment of the best
grades or RAKE-28. HOES, GARDEN
FORKS. SHOVELS, SPADES. and all
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended tb. “.1411de
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39 Main St, Norwalk.
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Telephone (.1111 97 5.
Greg 01113 Print!
‘ gEAST NORWALK
m
Shun Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
10' Food cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent byV the Season
John O' Sullivan,
Proprietor. ', ,,
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as Well 01...leth w
N Washington It. 00. Normall- "
Real Estate and insurance.
We heve several decided Ill‘llll‘ll
in income produoln. property thet
mun ln‘ereeu In veiu‘e'wllh' the rapid
growth 01 the town.
a. ‘I—auuucil—
risks} a 1.1111 nuke. “
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
Automobiles etored. overheated end
repaired. Tim, Lempe. Olin. Dry
Cells. aperk Plugs. etc.
Launch Inginee. covers. (tunable,
Turpentine. Tents. Awntn e nodule.
204 wssmaero 01%.
ll'. 3. Robertson. Proprietor.
PRBOT—O-Li‘l'l TANKI.
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11 FRANK C.
s. m 0..-...“
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Gharlesli 1111?
Gain the Habit of Havingvour'f ! :1.
True Spirits of Turpentine
(GEORGETOWN AAA SPlBlVTE)
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‘ 1 Sole Sales Atlanta '
I64 Front Street. . . New York City
1111011101..
East Nonwalk‘
Tel? 4.5.21
MONEY. "
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their own name
without indorser All transactions
strictly confidential. Call, and :see us.
lNDEPENDENT LOAN AND SEOUR‘
, ‘ WV 60.; ‘ ‘
H-avliand Building, Washington It.
Office hours. 9 a. m. to 8 p. ‘m.
Yuiiiinu 11111, N11i1i11118111u~
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
F'ot years this Company has paid
% Guarahteed interest on its
Bond Shares by check issued
semi-annually. Over hail-million
dollars paid to investors to date.
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
Investments of from $11.10 to $10,000
accepted. participating in earnings
nom date of receipt.
A card will bring mu our literature.
or a personal interiiew.
R. L COBURN. General Agent,
1,
16 South Main Street. I
1807190.-
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
, ' HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
ILATE AND TIN noosmo
Gal 1nd Steam Fitting. Gas Fix-twee
I" Metal Ceiling. Etc. ‘ ’ '
Have you seen our stock‘s! ’~
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE VJONES & HOTCHKISS
ANY 1
NOBWAL
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0. N. MeKlBBiN. 1.. 1"”1
Office, Room 4. Hivile‘nd 1111111..
Wuhlnotou Street.
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and desirable normallswm
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number at very 11.11.11. he
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