“s... the an. i
.9". . ”It'll“ \.
,, I, _ t, / £1, lli-fflllll
so.
lloaud to please you It you give us
the chance, especially with 010in $7
and $10 Suits. You can't go wrong
here wllcu orcry good point: stnrcs
you straight ill tho farm. “'0. want
your tl‘ntlc; wo‘rc willing to trim pt‘lccs
mighty close to got it. For mutual
satisfaction, comc in and lot, as show
you how, on a purchast- ol‘ ono oi‘ thcsc
suits wo can trim off a saving; on
every round dollar. Skill} ’l‘Illsi
POINT?
COPYRIGHT
CLOTHING
COMPANY,
6 North Main.Street.
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
Store open every evening until 9.
Saturday evening until 12.
Saturdau’stualc
SHEET MUSIC-
I50.
I'm llappy Witch tho lland l’lays
lllxlo. Dt‘camlng, ’l‘llc 'l‘ulc of tho l’rct-
ty Rosc, ill the Land of lllt' Bull‘alo.
Marintrb. Billy l’loar, ’I'wo Illuc I‘lyos.
thn It's Moonlight Mary Darling,
’l‘hat's What the Rose Said to Mr, ‘i‘hc
'l‘rlumphant llanncr (by it). ’I‘. I’llllll.
and litany others.
WM. A. ORIOGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE,
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
OSTEOPATHY.
This modern treatmcnt has bccn roc-
ognlzcd by the dittercnt. Legislatures
of most states in the union. In order
to practice Osteopathy in this state it
is necessary to be a graduate of a rcp-
utable school that. requires four tcrms
ol’ actual attcndanco. Aftor gradua-
tion it is necessary to moot all tho rc-
nuiromcnts required by tho Stato
Board of Ilcalth. I am a graduate ol‘
the A. ’1‘. Still Institute at Kirksvilic,
Mo, the parent school. I have bccn
licensed to
Board of. Health. When you make up
your mind to try a druglcss treatment
it will pay to try one that. is based
upon scientific principles and one that
is not Iearncd in a. low wocks. 'l‘cn
,vcars' actual experience.
Jerome D. Wirt,
Osteopathic Physician.
No. 12 Isaac Place. Norwalk, Conn.
‘ Chasing» the ‘
Cobbler '
is now a thing of tho past. This has
hut-n lnado possiblo by tho progrcsslw,‘
Monarch Shoo Itcpair Shop. 'I‘hcr
have cstabllshcd agencies with tho
Crosccnt, Old Woll and Star inun-
llrics, to colloct any rcpair work and
dclivcr It to tho Monarch Continuity.
who in turn will do the uoccssury rc-
palrlng and dolivcr tho goods to tho
various cnslomors. Agt-ucics iluvo
also hcon oslablishcd at ’l‘ilo Mnhnok
cum and W. l.. lilasccr's Cigar Storm,
whorc work tuuy ho loft, for tho Mon-
arch Company. This company t't-pall's
shoes by tho factory molhod and tin-y
uuarantco tlhdr work to ho Inst-class
In cvcry particular. tlivo thom a trial.
Don’t Read This
llllli‘H-l you llllYt‘ aounl cash to put
into lllll‘l'illllt> loin Llll'l ltluhlt's lll
lt‘ooltiyb; lt you know what i know
you would Mind Inc a postal or twin
pllotu- t‘or particulars; do it. [lll'llh‘t'.
and lot mo provr to you what I burn
to olft‘r, l’l'om ('llt'tlts l'orccd in soil.
has far art-alm- Vttltlo than my asking.
prions. Spot'lni llclulrtnu-ul, Room of.
‘I’honc Tfliillqiiol‘ilulldl.
, Realty Trust,
60 Liberty Strcet.
practice by the Stato .
nAtISEMENTSu
st
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE. NIGHT ONLY,
TUESDAY. NOV. 26TH.
JULIUS: CAHN « l
Pro-ants . ‘
HARRY EROW
In “
, , .
Damd Harum.
A Drama Without Frills.
The American Comedy. Redoient
with the Fragrance of Wholesome
Realism. The Greatest Comedy Suc-
cess of Years. Of Humane Import.
David Harum says:
“Do unto the other teller the way
he’d like to do unto you. But; do it
FIRST.
Prices-75c, 50c. 25c; first four rows
In orchestra, $1.00. '
Seat Sale Friday, Nov. 22.
Shuth Norwalk, Conn.
Return of the
ELECTROGRAPH
With the Latest
MOVING PICTURES AND
TRATED SONGS.
Change of Pictures
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRI-
DAY.
ILLUS-
lllustrated Songs Shall Be Sung by
MR. CARL STUMPF.
South Norwalk's Favorite.
PRICES ............ 5c, 10c AND 15c
MATINEE ON SATURDAY ONLY.
We Guarantee This Show.
~—
Turkey Supper
At hcarlnuartcrs RELIANCE HOOK
dl. LADDER 00., Rowaytcn, Friday
and Saturday evenings. TICKETS.
50c. llinucr will also ho scrvcd li‘ri-
day noon.
Baskct Ball
NOR WALK ARMOR Y
tvnu MONDAY will,
NEXT WEEK’S GAMES:
COMPANY F
vs.
EXCELSIORS, of New York.
Preliminary:
MONTAUKS VS. WINNIPAUKS.
ADMISSION, 25 cents.
Preliminary Game starts at 8 o'clock.
Dancing from 10 to 12, free.
”' atrial ’
SKATING RINK.
NOR TH MAIN ST
South Narwalk
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.
Hour, 2 to 5—8 to 11 p. m.
BASKETBALL EVERY FRIDAY
EVENING.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22.
NORWALKS
vs.
COLONIALS. of New York.
The fastest team In New York City.
. SKATING AFTER THE GAME.
Preliminary Game: .
WEST ENDS VS. NATIONALS.
RETURNS FROM YALE TICKETS.
.\'l'i\\‘ HAW-IN. Nov. 2:5. <-~Ilotnrns
anti statistics at tho l‘nlt- til-lo-t otlirw
l‘or tllnlrlhniioll illltl solo ot' tickols for
tho Yalo-llarrard I‘oolhnll aanw show
that tho dnmoml has hwn ubsolntcly
unprormlvulod. l'p to Normulwr i~
lhoro lutd boon applications at tho otfi
than for ii,lttltl til-krill, which sub—so.
uncut applications currlI-d up to roll:
for If..:illtl llcltotu, of which only Hill
at tho last momont had to ho rulurtr
cd to (‘ztllllll‘ltluv. ’l‘hiu compurcs with
applications at souwwhul on'r ll.lttll'
lost your witch. howuw-r. thc uccomo
Inotlatlona til lilo Yaio li‘lold worn coll-
shlcrnhly than than tlulsu of this your
at (‘ntnin'hiuth
A" Convincing Proof
‘ of tho wisdom ot‘ patting opo‘s savings in this bank has born strikingly
furnished during the recent. financial flurry Whoa stocks and sororities
have depreciated enormously,
SAVINGB IN THIS DANK HAVE NOT DEPRECIA’I‘ED btlt ovot‘y
account In worth every dollar paid
' credited.
u»'l?hc South NOrwalk Savings Bank,
91 mailman all-on, alum Norwalknmmn.
.1:qu will calming,
la plus Illu Intcl'cst that, has been
music on I...
, - InaallII-yxlilgpllrts t , ostliy
(continued 'Frbm First Page.
o'clock. Albart‘l‘t. Baruch. assistant.
attorttcyugonorol of Utah. who was on
tho stand yesterday for the ablation,
continued his testimony.
.lndgn Powers, counsel dor Mrs.
llratlhly. stated soon uttcr the trial
tanmnoncod, that the expert testimony
probably would ‘ not he hogan until
Monday. The hypothetical uucntiod
that. will be propoundod to the medi-
cal men has been completed. It em~
braces 13.000 wards. It is expected
that the examination of all the. othar
witnesses for tho-defense will be con-
cluded today and that an adjournment
will then be taken until Monday.
Mrs. Bradloys appearance. which
won. as usual, ill ndvaucc of the In-
coming of Judge Stafford. was the sig.
tall for the coming of marks. silo look-
00 much worn, as if silo had had a
sleepless night. Sllc took her accus-
tomed seat back 01' formcr Judge Pow—
ers, and. after a few words with hlln
turned to the reading of her tail. Silo
brightened up when Attornequcorral
Arthur l0. flames, of Salt, folio, rc-
sumt-d tho stand and she fullowod him
closcly. scouting lunch aftoctcd whcn
ho rclatcd Intcrvlcws with bar concor-
uluu Brown.
"Mrs. llradicy canto to lay otlicc and
askcd about Brown marrying hor,"
Barons tostliicd. “Silo told mo ho had
many. litany tilllcs promised that ho
fore. Mrs. Brown died he would not a
divorce and marry her. She said ho
was putting the matter Off and giving
her no satisfaction. She asked it 1
would not. go and talk with liirown.
She thought, i might; have some lntln~
coco with him." .
Mr. Barncs said he had l‘ufttilcd to
do so, and Mr. Bradley thou asked
what hc thought Brown ought to do.
"I told bcr that. in the circumstances,
llrown should marry hor and £1ch his
name to the children," the whncss
said. “She bogged me to go and I
still rct'uscd. She crlcd and sobbcd
and askcd it' Scnator Brown should
sand for mo would I go. and I told
hcr that i would do so. Vcry shortly
after that I was nsltoti to go to Brown's
otticc."
'l‘ho witnosa t'cpoatcd what ho had
told Mrs. Bradley following Ills talk
with Brown. "I told hcr," he sold.
"that whcll i wont Into Ilrown's olllrc
ho took mo into Ills priratc room. llc
thou said. "llarncs, Mrs. Ilratllcy ls
dolormluctl that I shall marry lll‘l'.
What. shall I do? What had I brliol'
do?"
Mr. llurncs tcstlticd that ho had told
Brown that if llc wcro tho l‘utllcr oi" the
two youngor clllltlron. as claimod by
Mrs. Ilradlcy. ho should marry hcr and
giro them a panic cvon though ho llcv—
l‘l‘ llYt'll with Mrs. lll'ndloy bill a day
or not at. all. Brown's answor was nou-
conlmital. Mrs. Bradlcy. hc said. was
gl'catly dcprcssod when he cxprcsscd
tho opinion that Brown did not llllt‘lltl
to marry hor.
Askcd \vllcthcr ho considcrcd Mrs.
llradlcy rational, witness «aid ho con-
sidrrcd hcl' I-utiroly sanc. lnlt silo was
not so uhcn I'll-own was lnroivod.
.lmlgo llcntlorson said that Mrs.
lll'adlcy's rcputation for [Waco nlld
good ordor was good. Oh crossoxalnl-
nation .lndlzc llondorson said that Mrs.
liradlcy llad appoarr-d to bc rational,
though very onlotlonal.
Qucstlom-d concornlug Ilrown‘s huh»
Its .llhlgo lioudcrsou said ho was a
drinking man. but that ho did not
drink constantly. but would no for
months witllom drinking at all.
"lluvo you orcl‘ soon him who“ hr
“‘us strumming drunk?“
"\ low lion‘s. l hurt-3."
Whon drinking Ill'own‘s handwrit-
ing was bad. licl'crl‘ing to cxhlllit No.
i. III which lll'own ls alicgctl to ac-
knowlcdgo tho paternity of tho child
con, Mr. ilakcr inquircd:
"What would you say rcgardiug
this? Was ilc undcr lllt‘ intlucncc of
liquor whcn he wrote that or not?"
“I do not know," said the witncss,
tailoring a little. “Ho might have
hot-n. That might have IIOI-‘Il onc thing.
and thou he may have boon in the
dark. Ills cyoslght was not good. as
ho sufl‘orcd t'rotu lrttls.”
All tho witncsscs for tho dcl‘cnsc
from Salt lalko worn finally cxcnscd
today and allowod to rciuru to thoir
homes.
thu rcccss was takcn. Lyman II.
Slil‘t‘WSlllll‘)’. all uncle of Mrs. Bradley.
was on tho stand. Ills tostlmony
showcn Insanity In Mrs. llrndlcy‘s t‘anl-
lly.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
It‘llNl‘thAl. (lll‘ MRS. \‘AN ALS’I‘YNIC.
'l‘ho Moral. of Ilclcu M. \'an Al-
slync. who of ltov. (lcorno Van Al-
stync, was hold this at'tornoon at. 2:30
o’clock from tho South Norwalk Motil-
odlst tilntroh, llov. final 0. tinrtlcc
olllclntlliu. Ilfils'ltilt‘tl by u. ltumhor of
oIht-r clorgymcu, who had known Mrs.
Van Alslyuc. Al‘lor tho arrival of
tho t’unoral party at tho church Pont-
llllll-ilt'l' Edmund Iii. Ul‘OWI! rondort-tl
'.ll‘tllll~i is tliililnu.” which was follow-
.‘d by a prayor by Nov. William A.
Layton, of tho lloliulb Awuul- Mt'llltl-
dist t‘hnrcil. llrooklyn. N. Y. liov.
Frank I). \l‘altbr. ol‘ \\'atorlnlry. road
lllt' hilwllcrh i’salm, which was i’ol«
IUWHI In tho vphnlo l Corlntlliaun, l.'.:
tl-Tlts‘. 'I‘hc collurcaatlon thou sang
two rcracs of "how l“ll‘lll a Founda-
tion," nt'tor which a bctuultlul luidroml
was tit-llvorcd Ily llov. .i. Wcslcy .lohn-
Hltlli. l).l).. ol‘ tho .lohn Btl't't‘t Church.
Now York. "Wu t-lhall Moat llcyoud
thr Illrrr.“ was sung by Mr. .rowc.
‘llttl tho bout-diction was pionouutwti
by llcv. 1.. K. Monro. formerly of Nor:
walk. Mrs. .inmos Holdall prrnidotl at
tho organ. 'i‘ho funeral was howdy
atlontlml. allowing Illa iorc and row
prct i‘cit toward Mrs. \‘au Alutync in
.l ulnrkcd douroo. 'l‘llo Ladlrs’ Aid
Society of tho cllnl‘t'hltlot‘ at tho put"
lolntao and uttondcd tho uorvlcc in a
body. ’I‘lu- pail llcarcru warn lioury
'ioilrl-k. (looms Bullock, ll. W. li‘ltch,
i). .l. (,ilnl'k,.'l‘. l. Raymond and It. I..
t'ulnn'u. 'l‘hc tntormcnt was ill Riv-
li'klllt‘ Cotttotcry.
Milli. WILLIAM tiAII’I‘IIE'i'T.
'i‘hc tlouth of Mrs, Itilllc 1.. Bartlett,
wife of William Bartlett. occurred last.
night at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mru. Minot 5. l’tll‘il‘ick, 172 Wash-
' lngton Bridge. at the ago of twenty-
clgtlt years, after a brlet Illness rec
cutting from a heavy cold. The when
at will be hold on Sunday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock from the Advent Christian
church in Van Zara street.
W
TO Tas'rlumc-o FREE!
75-Oct“ Botth Givon Frau .To’ All
Who Apply. ‘
If there are still any sufferers from
Rheumatism tin this county or when
over this paper reaches,
have not yet. tried the won.
dcrful Rheumatic Remedy Urlc~0,
we want them to ‘try It, now at
our oxpeuac.‘ We firmly believe. that
there is not a case of Rheumatism In
the world that will not; yield to the
wonderfulellccts of Urlc-O, and we
want to prove It to every doubter be-
yond all possibility. The best way to‘
do this Is to give a large trial bottle of
this remedy outright to every‘sufferer
and let him test and try it to his own
satisfaction. If you or any of your
family suffer from Rheumatism, no
matter what form, just. cut this notice
out. of the paper and send it together
with your name and address, also the
mono bt‘ your drugglst. to the Smith
Drug (10., 203 Smith Bldg, Syracuso.
N. Y., and they will send you by re-
tnrll mail a liberal trial package froo
of all cxpouso. There is no reserva-
tion to this Offer. You takc the real-
Ialy homo anti use it according to di
rcctlons until thoroughly satisfied of
its merits. . .
We could not afford to do this If we
did not know that atter‘you are freed
from this dreaded disease that you will
recommend it to all your friends who
have Rheumatism We know from cx~
parlance that. personal recommendu»
tion from one person to another is the
most valuable advertising, and that Is
the way we intend to acquaint the
world with tlrtc-O. Don’t put Off writ-
ing because tilts offer will soon ex-
pirc, and then it will be too late. Do
It. today and start yourself upon the
highway to perfect health and happi-
nvss. Sand for Urlc-O. no matter
where you live. It is sold by Drugglsts
all over this country, anti we want you
to have a bottle from
llric-O is sold and personally rccom»
tncndcd In South Norwalk by Edw. W.
Kelley.
FIRE IN BURBANK STREET.
A slight ill-o occurred ycslcrday af—
tcrnoou in the house on ilurbnuk
strcct ownod by Mrs. A. .l. llonlcy. The
tire was Ill some runs in n ciothcs
[irons and was easily t’ixtillgulsllcd.
A baskct halite-am composcd of Mas-
iors Mathois, Harstrom, Wadhums.
Wcatllorwax and licllling. wont to
Westport and trimmed a team rcprr-
scaling that piano by the score or 37
to 22 last night. The gallle was plflycd
In tho old Ontholic church building.
The Norwalkcrs‘ ncxt. game Is with tho
Nutmeg Club. They are also to play a
return game at Woatport.
A rcgnlar nloctilh; of Oilvo llranch
Lodge, Knights of I‘ytllias. was held
last ovcnlng In Pylhlas Hall. The nul-
pliflcd dcgrco was worked, followcd by
a chowder supper. It, was cxpcctod
that a dclcgutlon would bc present
from Now Canaan, but for tllc second
limo they failed to show up.
No man ovor found that laying up
lronsurors in brown provcutcd his
finding roal troasnros born.
that ‘
‘ against l-‘rnucis
lit the New Itllli Glut:
Low Prices Prevail
FOR
The Best Things to Eat: .
EXTRA STAMP OFFERS TOMORROW
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Mcrri
LIGHT.
s Health Comforts.
PURE FLUFFY WOOL.
WARM. SANITARY.
Covered with China. Cloth or fancy Silkoleen.
Lighter than Down. '4 Warmer than Cotton.
1
' TRISTRAM a. HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
GRANTING LICENOES TODAY.’ }
Commissioners Mead. Peace and Brc’
phy Have a Busy Day Here.
l
The county commisslollm's, W. S.
Mcad. Slim-on Wash and John llroplly,
camp to Nor’walk today to grant it.
qnor liccusos and they did a good
at
;l-l. Krieger it Go.
Four Great
Reasons
,Whu so manu women, men and misses
731 blltl their salts, coats and all kinds of
'1 wearing apparel here. and the reasons are
because then can get the best for the
money-best in stiller-best in fabric--
best in finish.
Our modern charge suslelnhas added
1 greatlu to the betterment of‘uoul living.
If uou ale unaquainied with our liberal
s suslem of selling goods on east) pau-
': meats come in and get acquainted and
oven a charge account.
LONG COATS FOR WO- NOBBY TAILOR MADE
MEN AND MISSES. SUITS.
All Wool Thibets. Chev- Cutaways. Prince Chaps,
lots. Kerseys, made strict- Fluffy Ruffles in all colors.
business up to tho adjournl‘nellt
noon, thcy having collected $15,000.
’l'hcy rcccircd rcmoustrauccs
against I'our pianos. Three of these
came from tho Norwulk Ministors‘ As- ‘.
socialion. and the principal onc was
I.cmonuclli. It, was
allcu‘od that ho was an llltsuilablu pct"
son. ono of tho ministers saying that
a cnso of Sunday liquor stilling, was .':‘~
:nlll pcndlng against him. and tllcre
wcro oihcr good rcasons. which Would
colno out at tho llcarinu.
'l‘llo applications of .loscpll l). Por- ..
kills and Edmund l’owors \vorc ob» .’
joctcd to on the ground that tho
placcs ill It‘rallklill uvouuc worc‘nn-
snitablc. lit-lug outsitlc ol' policc-pro-
toction :md in n rositlontial neighbor,
which made lllcir prcsvllrc undesir—
alllo.
About lll'ty rottidonts ol‘ \\'ootl\rnrd
aromlc and Vicinity olljoctctl to the
application of Antonio Ilcccsarc. of :‘l
\l‘oodward avcllnc. ului on tho ground
that tho location was nusnltnhlo, bcing
within 200 I'm-l of a church anti llcar
illl'cc school houses.
'i‘ho oo'mnissionors slatod that bean
Inns would probably lu- hold on all
tho rcmonslrauccs curly in January.
A looming of Star of Columbia (‘ir-
clc, Companions of Vol-osters of Ann
crica. was held last evening.
..... spun lhlttcr, fltlc lb. l~‘.Il.i.. a, Co.
at, a...
EGGS—Warranted trash, doz ,
BUTTER—~ll0l June, but the that thin. lb , " 32c
POTATOESwlutu [been Mountain, pk., 250
1y first class. from $5.00 to I Alterations free by an ex-
pert tailor. Price $12.98 to
$35.00.
LADIES' SWEATERS.
Handsome Coat Sweat-
ers. White Red and Gray,
25c
$20.00.
MEN'S AND CHIL-
DREN‘S SWEATERS.
All colors and all styles,
Holiday Specials
Fancy New Citron, 1b.. . . . . . .244:
Fancy New LemePecl. 1b.. .14c
Fancy New Orange Peel, lb..14c
New Dates. lb. ..... 7c
New Figs
......lz & 15c lb.l
from 98c to $3.50. all sizes. Special, $3.50.
m
H. Krieger a. Go.
29-3I West Washington St.
Connecticut grown Cranber-
ries, qt. ............... me
New XXX Nuts. lb. ........ 15c
New Pecans. lb. ......... one
New Hazel Nuts. lb. ........ me
New Paper Shell Almonds. lb.24c
Teas and Coffees
70c Teas. lb.
40c Coffee (Mo-Kat Blend) 1b.. ..
35c Mocha & java Coffee. lb. . . . . .
30c Coffee (Java & Maracaibo). lb.
25 Stamps with pa lb. Very Best Tea 250
no Stamps with l-z lb. Fancy No. 2 Tea
You may pay more for your Tea:
and coffoes, hat. you cannot
gat‘any bottar than. ours
SOUTH NORWALK.
m-....o.........-... .w . mu...» m .mgmu.u..um.. -,~ m...“ M .,. .. ‘ NM",
GLOVER’SthOPIac;
Modern shoe making hall become .
an ART in which the following
lines have qualified.
FOR WOMEN:
. . . . . . . .500-60 Stamps Free
....... 3ac——~3o Stamps Free
.. ........ goo-35 Stamps Frcc
.zscv-ao Stamps Free
.. .200
Illnllllll
FOR MEN.
10 Stamps Fla with any of These Articlesdtl
lpkg. Macaroni
3 lbs. Yale Toast . . . .
1 cake 0. K. Nickle Polish. . . .lcc l
1-4 lb. Pure Mustard . .. . .
3 cans Aster Mill:
.loc’l pkg. Monarch Corn Starchdoc
.. 054:1: pkg. Gold Rock Jelly Pow-
...tocfx pkg. Starch Luster .loc
.......33ci1 bottle G. R. Ammonia (16..
albabeatFreshCakes......n5cl test) we
THE CROSS , HANAN El SON
PERFECTA RALSTON
CLARICE ELITE .
Wear Shams That Flt: .
‘I L .»-L...e§,..__.w. .
“Loafing“-.. . .. “Ammo... .._.. «0N LL.....-...L...._L_.- ,.
REGULARRAMS.perlbioIe-ti‘vlilit.lllaonili.......12%6
SHOULDERS.peril)....................................... 9c
EGGS,perdcz............................................ 25c
aplbs.GRANULATED SUGAR $1.00
POTATOES.pcrpock.asc:5bu. topper bu. 90c
dcr ...!OC
legcohuilll
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
Grocery 00.
Telephone.
New York
SOUTH uoawanx.
Celery. Applcll, Grapes Oran on, Full Varlet Nuts, Pane
Title alums. y y
UNlTED GROCERY 00.
no No. Main fit. Tel. 143., . , , #0 pm at. l
a. small. a M, a. swan. no. sig-
A.
spawning.
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s.
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