seawater: ..l.
RUFFLE CURTAINS 390 to 00:: I DIlr
CASH CU TAINI. with ru s at
II-ndtgntflebneratieaaskl Pl"
Also a chronicle assortment of Cur- .
tnlu Materials in Laos and Mullins Inl.
E. K. BANKS’,
MAHACKfilj at. a‘LocK.
COUIT‘R :mxilc
stilts
Will these communicating with The
‘ Sentinel iv telephone please do it In
call to nevi: o'er:
sea. It they will kindly do so. it will
greatly convenience this office and ae-
oure more prompt attention.
ME A DAY SENTINEL.
The M‘E‘ggfir‘pSehilnol will be pub
llshed as a morning paper. “0)“ tiatnr
day, Mémorla‘l Day. -Ail advertise
this we fir" regardto guslnssl:
I "III rd
meats, items of newn, etc.. are wildest ,
ed to be it: the office Friday afternoon.
q—Ffifl—
Louis Veriin, Jr., is confined to his
home in Elmerest by Illness
“Dancing and skating at Roton
Point tonight.
Mrs. EH1ll‘y Godfrey of Norwalk, is
visiting her brother. Nathan Gilbert.
of South street, licthei.
Chester Nichols and Homer Nich-
01s, of South Norwaik. were visiting
friendsin New Canaan, Saturday.
—«-(irest Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Store will close at 12 o'clock Saturday.
Miss ids, Verlin, wlro had been ill
at her home in lIlirncrcI-It, Norwaik. for
several weeks, is able to be out again.
The Painters’ and Decorators' Union ,
will meet: tomorrow evening at the
Central Labor Lyceum, in Washington
street.-
—-Dr. Dick's cures grip.
‘ Court Narruk. No. 58. Foresters oi
America, will hold a regular business
meeting Thursday evening at its rooms
in attract. Norwaik. .
Olivb Btufrcl‘t lodge, No. 19, Knights
mainland win hold its regular meet
ing .mmorrow eyeabtg in the ball in
Swat-ts & Corbeit' a block
*Duucing,’ and skating at Rotor:
Point tonight.
The Sons of St. George Welcorm
Stranger Lodge, held a regular busi
ness meeting last evening at its qua:
tors in Main street, Norwalk
George s‘ger is tho meter than at
the South Nor-walk Municipal Electric
Works during the illness of Robert
T. iiuikelcy, at his home in Danbury.
The local carpenters held a regular
meeting last evening at their quarter:
in Wall street, Norwaik. No business:
of special importance was transacted
—-I]reat Atlantic 8: Pacific Tea
Store will close at 12 o'clock Saturday
A special convocation of Washing
10:: Chapter, R. A. M., of Norwalk wil
be held this evening at ’l: 30, for the
purpose of working the Mark MastI-I
degree.
Miss Lulu Barrtt will entertain the
Volunteer Circle. of King's Daugh-
ters, at her home. corner of Bolder: ave-
nue and River street, this evening at
8 o'ciooi.
John H. Ty'sons big lsoltn nulomo
bile again passed through Nurwaik
yesterday, but did not make as muci
racket as when it first appeared, i:
few days ago.
-—~Bee McGrath‘ throw the hammer at
the Alpha“ gs es, Decoration Day. a:
Rotor: Point.
‘ Tax Collector William S. Wilcox
is this week receiving taxes of the
City of South Norwalk, at his 011ch
ii: the Urntedrilnnk llulldlug, and “it
same can be paid without any interest
charge before June 2.
Mrs. Wilbur i~lubbeil, who has been
oufirred to her home in Chestnut
reet. Norwalk. for several weeks
with an attack of typhoid fever, is
improving nicely. and is able to get
about the housoia little.
—Dancing and skating at, 11010::
Point tonight.
Tomorrow will be Ascension Day.
the others being Christmas, Easter,
Whitsunday and Trinity. There will
be a celebration of the Holy Corrmrun
ion and an address by the rector at
Trinity Church at. 10 a. m.
0 Banner Council. No. 54 Daughters
of Liberty, will hold their regular busi-
ness meeting tomorrow night The de.
gree’ will be conferred on three candi-
dates. All members are urged to be
present. All those taking part. in the
degree work are urged to be on hand
as early as possible " .
A large automobile, traveling east
last night. did stunts when in front
of the County Childrens Home, in
Westpo'rt avenue.
wrong with the steering apparatus and
the big machine started to climb the
bank alone. there If the machine had
not: been stopped quickly, it would
have tried to go up a pole which was
in its path. The trouble was finally
remedied. and the party went on its
way.
—As ‘yptli'.
Minstre rm “show or an indif-
fercnt o e. a shirt b his decision
He hes Iti‘ie all to e 1h sal his:l eve:-
in a pectin log 1/ on o
heirsmiltxm’l‘zg fiance is nearly sold.
Take up‘ the?“ Minnlnihg seats While
you may. 4
r. of Westport, er-
,-I- “Sunday afternoon,
Enroll
&n&fls town to
rived it:q i til h
I: on:
116666“ possibly rthér. Mr,
or: a, w
South;
Vedder. who walks’becové‘e nerbelieve:
it to be a healthfu etc o. quen -
iy takps'il and delta div? iniie
innate? He seems tMty‘nrile’ Mp
from Weatport to Danbury. in five
Something went. ..
11 lb r whether the Lady
It . ~ I.
at I i '1:
fig; .1
an
‘“ New stairs are being installed In'
the main entrance of the Gazette biilltlr‘
ing in Wall street Norwallt.
-l)annlng and skating at llolon
Point tonight.
Court Mnhackcmo, Foresters of
America. held a meeting last night.
but transacted only routinel business
Washington (‘hnpicr No. 24. it A.
M. will hold :1 special convocation.
fills evening. at tho Masonic Temple,
,in Wall street. Norwalk.
The warm weather of yesterday and
today reminds one of summer. and the
screen doors are making their appear-
ance, on the stores in town.
, The Misses liaitie and Clara Krill-
ischeok. of Seymour. Conic, spent Sun-
day as theI guests of Christian Kraeuior
and family. of North Main street.
Mrs. Warren Smith. who underwent
a serious operation at tho Woman's
.i-lospital ow i'ork.- yesterday. is sor-
lousiy ill, ut a change for the better
Ill: hp ('1 for within the next forty-
,eight‘: more. ,
Qulic I: number of automobiles came
"through Norwaik this morning all doo-
:rntcd will: llags, which wuro filled
with members of the ’l‘welfth (‘um
liiil). Coast Artillery, of Greenwich
who arrI holding their shoot today at
th(I South Wilton range.
Work of relaying the floor of tin
Pioneer fire. house in Main street, Non
walk, is nearly completed. The ecu
ter of the house where the truck
stands is being made with a concrete
drain. which will make it much better
when the truck is being washed.
Lincoln Council, No. «i, 0. U. A. M..
will meet in business session on Fri
day night as usual. The degree team
will have a rehearsal and cvcry mem-
ber is urged to be present. at this
meeting. The first degree will be cor:-
ferI-ed June 511: or: auroral candidates
Every member of the council should
make an extra effort to be present.
-——Sec the champions compete at. the
Alpha games at ltotoi: Point on Dec
oration Day.
Shekinah Sanctorum, No. 85, will
hold its quarterly session, Thursday
eve rig. in llutier, lodge rooms. in
We hlngton street. A large class is
expected and candidates will be pres
ent from Mount Vernon, Port Chester.
Greenwich. Stamford, New Canaan
Bridgeport. New Haven, Hartford and
visitors from Springfield. Mass. and
Newark, New Jersey. Tho new Sant-
torum in Danbury is very active and
is making preparations for its insti-
tution in the near future.
The thirty-second annual convention
of the Connecticut Pharmaceutical as-
sociation, in which the majority of th:I
local druggists are interested, will bc
hold at. the Hotel Elton. in Waterbury,
on Tuesday and Wednesday. July 9 and
10, in the call for the meeting it is :11:-
nounced that proposed changes in the
excise laws, which :‘vill probably be
considered at the next session of the
general assembly, will be discussed
and other matters of importance to
the druggists of the stale taken :ip.
——Dancl::u and skating at Rotor:
l’oint tonight.
chestnut trees in union sections of
New York. and whichls declared by
Dr. r.Wiilism A. M‘Iirriii. of the New
York Botanical Gardens. to be "utter
iy ruinous." had not yet appeared in
blight which appeared in this city last
summer on the foliage of the button-
1907 had well advanced that
manifested itself. ..l . ..
, 36:. 11a: \l . 113‘,
la 1111111111 $1., $0. Korma“:
HOURS—8 a. m. to B p. in.
sorrows—‘12 to e p: m.
‘ I
Easiness. in Dress .
and a good personal appearance are
no: to be disregarded This is an age
progress, and 16mm h min is care-
all ii‘t‘: his tire” i sing ahead oi
lacs 11:, well-dressed man.
Lite a." [torrent
hours. He. .iismuinod st 113' Hotel.
Grier: over nichtudmtartud
Kent 1:14:80 new“. morning.“ II .
straw 24 Ne. «an: all“
FAbi-ithiAaiJ "'l‘XILos.
South Norwallt.
III‘ ‘I M: .ifvwl . (1.9 MI”...
I home for warm weather.
. visitors.
The blight which has struck the .
Connecticut so tar as, ropm‘tod. Thvf
wood trees does not seen: to prevail I»
this year. although it. is remembered.
that. it was not until the summer at}
it‘
the careless fellow. He attracts more‘
importanoe to hiniself" and has that,
feeling of satisfaction that character-.
of buying, we want to urge upon you
be to your satisfaction.
A. l.
Saturday,
These are the best made and
hot ,
at any other time.
best values' In Iowa, -
48 and. 50 Wall
i urea-nan
Deogstes From Massachusetts and
lined. island Courts in Hinton,
BOSTON. May 27.»D:Ilogatcs nun:-
beriug more than six hundred. and rep
resenting 200' courts in Massachusetts
and Rhoda Island. attended the open-
ing meetings of the 291i: annual cor:
ion of the Massachusetts Catholic
0 or of Foresters inthia city today.
High Chief Ranger Charles b}. lion-
ning. of Minna, p «sided at the cor:
vention proper. T 0 business of the
opening .sossior: consisted almost on-
tlrely of routine, reports being lit-aid
from ofilcors and standing committees
and convention committees being up-
‘d.polnle
Sev crai important matters were ex-
,pected to come before the convention
during its sessions, among their: bciug
ithe proposition of establishing ii for-
cats '.home A movement to permit
the notion of woh1en.mcu:lmrs*'io
the high standing committee was also
expectedllo be. submitted for a vote.
“ THE. WORLD'S, REST CLIMATE
Is not entirely free from disease. on
the high elevationsdevers prevail.
while on the lower levels malaria is
Incountered to a greater or less ex-
tent, according to altitude. To over-
, come climate affections, lassitudo ma;
iaria. jaundice. bliiousness. fever and
tgue, and general ability, the most ef-
fective remedy is Electric Bitters,1he
arrest attentive amt blood purifier:
tho‘hntidotmlor ovary form of bodily
weakness, nervousness and Insomnia.
Bold boiler guarantee at F. H. Baxter?
drug store. Price 500.
AMERICAN UNITA‘RIAN seeist‘v.
HOST May 27. ‘~—The most im-
portant bus uéss of the annual conven-
tion of the American Unitarian Socie-
ty, t'vhi‘cliI is meeting in“ this city with
its associated moieties for a week‘s
series or anniversaries meetings was
'srrangerr for the ennui business meet-
flI: to . Not 0 iv were officers and
ing. but there was aim before the Idol-
agates the question of déqlding upon
I: new method of nomination and elect-
ing officers of thevusoooiatlon.'13ef.,wl: e
the discussion on tilts ‘unesfion, the
‘ reponts .0111» business and. nominat-
ingc’omrnitt were made. The meet:
ing was on .with.a morning pray-
,I‘or service, conducted by Rev Henry
G. Smith. of Ottawa, Canada, in
"'li.l
. you cannot:
Every. day brinh‘s iloor-er the docs islty for preparing the interior oi the1
Moanwkild. even though you any not him: thought
We want you to feel in t what-Isolisfuctlon it. is for you to corn-
parc our kind of home furnishing with those of the average store
you to know by exanilnulion that this is the real bottle for host FURNI-
_ 'l‘UllE, MATTlNGS. CARPETS, HEDLINU, CURTAINS, Till“ I, and then
when the time comes to buy you 're su re of a place where ci'clythlng will
* oilins 8: Co
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
12- 18 North Main Street,
For this day only.
Men’s Negligee Shirts
Rises 1-1 to 17. and will positively not be sold at less than 50“.
The fabrics include Chambray. Madras and l‘crt‘nle, some with
cuffs attached and ulhovrs with separate cuffs.
. MEN‘S SMART SACK SUITS. the
IT MAY PAY YOU TO LOOK IN OUR WINDOW.
illis H.
Clothing of the Right Sort.-
PHCN E. 171-8.
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, so. Coon bride“ Snorting.
“flaps 2: Etna.
C THOLIC ORER OF FORESTERS:
sto' be e écted at this «new.
the welcome this store extends to
We want
South Norwalk. Conn.
yiiiay 23d.
390
best fitting {Inc shit... on the mar-
$10 to $25
Selleck
Street, Norwalk.
9!) Washington St.
MEDICAL MEN To mast—”i
h.‘ ’
Connecticut Soclet in New Haven for
Annull his Week.
Members of the Cuntiuoticut State
Medical Association will for two days
convene in New Haven. at Harmonic
iihli, May 27 and 2K. Routine business
was before the opening IIII-eliug this
morning.
The afternoon session will open at
9 o clock and will ho entirely given
up to the reading of professional pri-
perti and the resultant discussions
Among those who will speak are Dr
Ernest H. Arnold, of New Haven. The
mole of his paper is "Deformities of
the Neck. "
Dr. H it Swain. also of New Haven
will speak on "TinI Use of the [iron-
chescopo.” Among those wholwill take
part in the Various discussions of. the
afternon are Drs ii. Merriam Steel,
Robert E Peck Max Moiihouse and
Dr.’ Swain. ,. l .
in the evening the members of the.
slats misty are invited to be pres-
iIntI at In smoker to be given by Dr
Oliver T. Deborah III the Union
beanie. at 8: so in their honor. . .:
Tire Thusrsduy morning session will
open at 9 0 Among the M D.’ II who
.wili participate in the professional dis-.
cuss ons‘nt‘e ’Drl‘. Otto f}. Ramsay, I.
con; W F. Verdi Joseph M.
dent of the society will give his annuuh
addresp lit 12 o clock.
A1 I o‘clock the committee on ar-
rarigen: nts. lira: Swal.91eoie and
Comps a wills: in beha‘ f of the New
society moms: rs complimentary
luncheon at Heubibin s cafe.’
' Aili'ong the New Haveners participat.
.ingtin the atternooh' a program will be
Drs‘. doorso ,,Blumer Austin. Cheney,
0110 its soy. Wii lam G. Daggett.
Chart all te.~ Charles ti. Daniela;
Gustavus Eliot and’ Max Mniihouse.
in the evening ’the fannnbli reception
to the monitors at: the society ultimo
given in the president’s room in the
:tion will take place an 7199. This will
be foliowediat 1 o'clock by the annual
baiquet in the Yale Divinity hall.
he ethanol. tile society are:
Knight. president; F. P.
ark, M. 0. Hanan, vice presidents:
.IR. Steia‘bi'. a‘cretdry; .l. 11. 'Ibwn
send. treasurer.
Man: 111:. nits:
Flint and Harry B Ferris. The presl- .
IHaver: association t-Invier the visiting: '
remade inIMoInoey mu. mm: mm; ;
Scotland Views from ‘It. Andrews to
man“ indication. st thallium:
wallt Library.
The Norwslk Library has on exhibl
tion until June It It collection of photo
graphs oi“ Scotland which everyone
who cherishes It love for the beautiful
and romantic country of Iflir Walter
Scott should not fail to told: time to
see. . . II ..
The series begins with a picture of
the Forth bridge, which was opened
by the: Ninth: of Wales in itllili ll lti
deli oil on the ancient 'ilrui simple
principle of the chntilevor. and claims
to b‘o the greatest bridge it: the world.
From this there.- foliovur the rocky
coasts of Aberdour, will: its wooded
cringe. the "wild and hoary ruin" of
flavoriscnaig Castle and the ancient
any use Andrews. the Mecca of golf
I’fhoie are several vi:- WI: of this
historic city—~81. Andrew's Cathedral.
which was pulled down by a mob ox
cited by a sermon by John Knox
againntridoiatry: fits iteguius Tower,
without (lottbt‘utiiie of the oldest relies
of~'occieslasticnl architecture in the
kingdom: the castle 01181. Andrews,
one of the picturesque landmarks to
mariners: the College Church. with
John Knox's pulpit; the “chained ill-
bio" of tit. Mary's College; piciures of
‘-culty -'stuols' and “bishop's brauks.'
Three or fopr. miles east of 81 An
dreWs are the iron bound cliffs where
the lover of coast scenery and the
geologist will find plenty of interest.
Then follows Sterling and. Sterling,
Castle; where or: a clear day may be
seen one of the loveliest views in
the kingdom. There are four views of
the castle. also lira liruoo monument
or: the Esplanade, Ibo InoniInIehts aird
ruins at Sterling, the Wallace mono»
muht untiI statute at Abbey Craig.
lieforo coming to thtI Vale of Men-
Iclili there is 1h:I "lioro: Hioric" of liar:-
nockburn. and the famous "Gathering
Stone" of the Highlanders.
Then follows beautiful glimpses of
the glorious country of "The Lady of
the Lake," the 'l‘rossacirs, invcrsuaii
Falls. Lock Lamond. Iit'l‘i Lamond. and
lholr picturesque surroundings.
There are excellent pictures of
llurris' birthplace, an interesting struc-
ture. long used as a public house. and
purchased for a :nuscum in 1890. Th:-
iuterlor of the cottage retains its our
iy simplicity, and in the kitchen a
recess is shown where the porn was
born.
(iiehgyle. the birthplace of Rob Roy,
and Rob iloy‘s grave; the Parts of Kllv
iiecrankic. Soldier's Leap, and the
baftleflciri of Kiiiiocrnnkic, are among
the interesting views of this section.
Some of the spiunt"? castles and cs—
laios located among these bills are
showuw-lialumral Castle, lllrnnn: (of
which llirIIsm House, at NorthflI-ld.
Mass. is a copyl; Tuymouth, the es-
late of the Earl of iireadu‘lbanc.
This exhibition of the hour} of 1h:I
Highlands will be. followed after Juno
8 by another series from Edinburgh
to 1hrI Field of l-‘ioddeii.
tr
STOP THAT COUCH
or it may result in pneumonia. lira-
Iilinn Rain: is breaking up colds when-
em tried. almost without exception.
101'. 291', 501‘. and ”.09 bottles. 'l‘lie
Clitiord. Baxter's and Pluliited'b. "
MR8. CONLIFFI IN HARTPORD.
tiA‘lt'i‘il‘Ililll, May 27.--Mfti. ‘00::-
lifle, of this city. wife of ii. (1. Pauline.
the former Adams Express agent who
is servingIa term of seven years for
taking a package containing ”01.000,
had not heard of the more asking for
a pardon for her husband, until the
socialcd i’rcss dispatch was shown
or yesterday. she is living here with
her four children.
all' to '83.?
feeder:
write our not:
N9 lief and 131111an
Three sizes of
. vitality Ian
ake' cooking int 217- It“
ale when workis
entire st: _e, economical and mm
id: Blue Flame Oil Crick-Stove. Using
it, your kitchen 18' not aIroom to fly from. but a place
where all the nectssarv household WOrk Is done In
restful coolness—1'! doesn' 1 heat the kitchen. The
one '
is convenient and handy for every purpose of a cooking stove.
saves money and lime-"makes I: clean kitchen and contented cook.
“ New Perfection "
rest agency.
'11:. We
LAM
H sodsome- arid,E safe.
write 041 nearest agency. ."
inns-spouted I
psasscrrou OIL HEATERS AND RAYO LAMPS ‘
1‘... Sale by A. J. COLLINS & co.
fortable New Per-
stove. If not with'your dealer
' c on for
draft lamp free from the
fault: of otlipr lamps. A perfect artificial light.
if not with your
Storm on. roman: or raw roll:
---1 true
(islet,
Edward Kendall;
Kill“,
University.
coptlunai honors
ship for theI Isrst
tion being free.
istry was perfect,
cherrilsts at Yale
III-nr‘futnre. Mr.
OAKLAND.
dwellings built by
former president a
boss for the
seriously injured.
An honest doubt
Pearscr THESIS IN ouéuls'rrtv ‘
llwt’ge 8. Kendall. of [diamond ave-
who is a senior at
New York. has gaiutslex-
and as I: result his secured a scholar
chemistry for the coming year, his tul-
liis thesis in chem-
Io deliver this before a mnvcution of
very high in his other studies.
OAKLAND HOUSES DYNAMITED.
0:11..
Board of Supervisors, and chief wit
Irosccutiou in the San
Francisco gm 1 cases, Were wrecked
lastInight by dynamite.
W
some higher truth.
son of Dr. and Mrs.
Columbia
at tliiI institution,
1:11 I . -
grad: o coarse ii: and a small
and Mr. Kendall is
Brit-orally in the
Kendall was also
the office.
May 27.—-'l‘l:rec
James l. Gallagher
f the San Francisco
clue to the robbers.
No one was
is always a door to
POCTOFFICE ROBBERY.
Packdrvilie Office and Poetmlate
Home Both Entered. '
PM‘KEIWILLE, May 27.—The
office here was entered by
some time early yesterday
quantity of
stamps, postal cards and stammf-lh
velopes were taken. ‘
made by smashing a window. A I‘
tempt was also made .to onto;I
home of Thomas ..l Breton. the -
master who lives about a mile I -
The men were haunt“ ‘ '
Mrs Brown and frightened away.
The thieves were evidently scum
ed with 1hrI fact that Mr Brown
in the habit of taking the t!" ,
stamps money and registered 1‘!
home with him nights There
one octet
Entrance “
J90 : urn r
..
We cook Mapl-
the children’s sak.
Merl-Fink .
That's because of our process
Please try it and see.
enticing. We confess that.
for your childrpn, .
for them.
20:19:16.“,
lh“
of tthdrlii ’It In. been for
he make Ms Elf!!!" of
thatiis lags-Suit).
e “Mole ituf‘or the
our lie :1 amp-
”I"
digeb‘ti: it". 7‘ f,
Thor: we babe those film
dbl—..—
coat. of com-so.
but tile Wt will b. bod
digestifiio, ..
You don't know what you miss—you who lack
No other flaked food is even half so delicious.
That’s because of our Maple flavor.
No other flaked food is ,half so digestible.
at 96 hours;
We add the Home syrup to make the food
But ti:c enticement is good for you, and good
1166569“ then: to prefer the food that is best
The one wheat food which is made wholly di-
Wheat. in the first place, is the premier food,
ages.
the finest wheat
Yu' I :1 l I .‘ '
goats-cook it in
”“1:-
‘. ‘Thon We care ii: for ds'ys. in away that partly
i\ «1-,,
I," "Then each separst(beI-ry is flaked so thin that: ,
.‘f the Hii‘h3iit‘“ (Si Init- live‘iis’ ban‘ touch every item.
«succe-
Flaked food can be made in one-fourth at that
time. And til ahdrt‘cr: the prdo‘ea's lessen: the
loss than half as
The coat of toning-tho coat of cream-is the
W. Tbotooa Wife ham.
Flnke In pure Maple syrup, mainlv for
We make the one perfect food—t ‘ .
one food that’s al food. So we make it taste best, too,
and leads to digestive disorders.
live juices can get to them.
a fierce bakin‘2 heat.
It requires full 96 hours.
.10 you.
than foods.
The balance fertnents, instead of digesfing‘
Wheat, to be digestible, must bom‘ade solnbl .
The particles must be separated so the ding
That requires, lon2 cocking, lon2 curing. tilde
Please trvsuoh a food and learn what it‘mopbl: ‘A
You’ll never again be content with the on
We wedld far rather by tile 6661611
80, it you wish, please send us this coupon.
”1:116 we will send you an larder-good aim
It.”
9ng
.l.
. m. :1 ii
all“
This.Coup. .1
”NI“. Osly’ielic food Cm. Inflow.“ _
~ 1:.qu nevi} used
Flake.» Ibut If you will ,
me so order or: my ground
, for cl 15:: package .
' . shall be 2lnd to tryitI
in?“
idea: is the. but for mak-
.1391va assume.
" it‘ll!
itl' v
j «steam
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an. dig-“ah his}
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