Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 28, 1908 · page 5

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

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WEATHER FORECAST.

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For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night. Friday showers and cooler. The
areas of high and low pressure have
moved very slowly during the past 24
hours. A trough of low pressure ex-
tends from northern Texas northeast-
ward to the Lake region. It is produc-
ing cloudy and rainy weather in the
western and central sections. The
temperatures continued high in the
eastern sections. Conditions favor for
this vicinity fair weather followed on
Friday by showers and cooler.

 

The Ninth Company, Coast Artillery,
of Stamford, is shooting today at the

' South Wilton range.

John Creigh. of Norwalk, has pur-

' chased a. horse from the New York

Grocery Company.

W. G. Chase, formerly of tlio Nor-
walk University school, was a visitor
in South Norwalk, today.

All kinds of fresh fish for the boil-
day at Cutliill's Bridge Market. The
adv. will tell all about them.

James Walker, better known as
“Squeaker,” has signed with the All
American baseball team and will play
center field.

—Foilow the crowd on Decoration
Day to itoton Point to see the Alpha
games.

The Red Men's baseball team will
play the second of the series of games
with the Stamford team Saturday
morning. at Not walk .

l". A. Mitchell has just rcceivod n
carload of furniture, among which is
a kit of dressers that ho is advertising
at extremely low prices.

The Red Melts baseball team will
open the Wall «ill. mall POI!“
grounds June 6th with a game. the All
Americans being their opponents.

J. A. Hisiop and Company advertise
a banner day for tomorrow. Their
adv. will give yeti former and sale
prices on each article advertised. it
will pay you to read it.

Highway Commissioner Daniel llun-

lop got. after some bill peddlers In this Thought.
city, yesterday afternoon The dis Song.
tribulors had boys on the job, and School

' they left. them on the streets so that

they became a nuisance.

Mi Elsie Schumann of Wilton
nvenu, Norwalk. will leave tonight
for the Stamford iioapitni, where she
will undergo an operation for the ada-
noldea She expects to be home the
first rt. of next week.

—ane sale, Ladies Aid. ist M. E
0b., Fri. aft. Stillson— l‘owcll' 3 drug
store.

Today is Ascension Day, and it was

celebrated by two masses this morn.
ing at St. Mary's Church The first
mass was held at ii: 80 o’,clock and the
second at 8 oc.loek A large number
of people took communion.
, The local trolley motormen and the.
conductors will blossom out iii new on
iforms on Memorial Day, so "far as
they have been able to get delivery
on them. A few of the men will be
forced to wait. until next week for the
new outfits.

The lodge room of Butler Lodge 1.
0.0. F..of South Norwalk will pres-
ent a lively appearance this evening.
when the quarterly meeting of Sheldo-
nh Sanctorum is held. Visitors from
various parts of the stats, Sprlnitiielli.
Mass, and Newark N. J., are expect-
ed. There will be a large class of cult.
didates.

The Board of Health of the City of
Norwalk was to have held a. meeting,

last night, at the Council chambers in propriations
Wall street, hilt 0- N- Arnold D‘ 5' Ansonia. 390.000; Daniiiiry, 3115,-
Gregory anth‘ Burneiiwerethe only 000:13r..lstol :90 000 of wicli

ones present, and as they did not con-
stitute a quorum the meeting was ad-
journed and will probably be held in
the near future. ~ \
——A pianols in perfect ord.‘ Can be
,liought very cheaply at F‘. E. Lock-
wood & Company's. . '
The work of re-iii ing the floors in
the Main street A
carried on rttpldiy.

Insured A gainst Fire?

15 Comporuid Syrup of shaman.

1', Tether or Salt Rheum, Bldiches. Tum-
-- ors, Bells, Ringworms. Ulcers, Scrotu-
. ' la and Blood Diseases. .

Launch Works.

'3 plank.

house is being
The Pioneer

quarters have been finished and the

fin .. goal! on

TAYLOR & GOLDEN

and get a Policy.
Tel. 166-2.

 

33mins

A remedy 4or Pimplsa, Postulel.

175c‘ BOTTLE.

 

 

ANDERSON '3

Boat Frames not up and N“! to

All kinds of repair work.
launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.

Oyster Shell Point. Norwalk

Martin Crcigli, of Norwalk. bus so-
oured a position in the New York Groc-
ery store.

Sale of summer furnishings at the
D. M. Read Company. Tire adv. will
8ch you prices.

—See the champions compete at the
Alpha games at Retort Point on live-
oration Day.

A special communication of St.
John's 1,.odge F. and A. M., of Nor.
walk will be held this evening. The
entered apprentice degree is to Be 00"
ferrcd.

Samuel Lyncs' power boat “Lama-
nolo," which ran on the rocks scwrtii
days ago. has been at Miller ltrotiiors‘
shipyard, and it is expected that sh.»
will go into commission today, Very
little damage was done to the bent ex.
cent a bent shaft.

The city of South Norwalk has H
barge load of crushed stone lost Humv-
where, first when; Highway Coliiinis
sioucr Iltiiiiel iiuiiiop would like to
know for the failure of the stone to
arrive has greatly delayed the colli-
pietion of the rebuilding of the road-
bod of West avenue. The stone is far.
nlslied by the ltockllirid Luke Trap
Rock Company.

MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES.

————¢—

Programs to be Delivered at Franklin
School Tomorrow Afternoon.

The public are cordially invited to
attend the Memorial Day exercises
given in tlie'assembly hull of Franklin
school, tomorrow afternoon. The fol
lowing program by the lower grades
will begin at 1 o'clock:

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School.
Recitation—The Long Roll Call,
Esther Johnpon.
Recitation—A Soldier lioy,

, . [grey Brush.
Songs-Soldiers Tru'c‘. l" ..

Ten i’uplls from First tirade.
Rccltatiou~—l)otie‘s Thought;
Madeline tlurrun.
Recitation—Tho inst. (lrnco,
Humid Wicklinlii.
Sting-—Tlieie Are Many Fl.- igs,
Agatha Morton.
Recitluionwiliiiig h‘ltth- is lliill Lovir'ig

The program given in the
grades begin at 2 .i5 and is as fol
lows:

Soligs~-Coluriiblu.
Troy

lod I'rcscrve the
School. g. t
Reading—110w Memorial Day Came to
He, .
Alberta Coriislock.
Recitation—Tire Blue and the Gray.
Margaret. Sarosi.
Recitation—0 Captain, My Captain.
Grade ti.

Piano Solo,

Helen Taylor.
Reading—Our United Country,
Hazel Harris.
Recitation—Flowers for the Bravo, '
Gordon Govc,
Clients—The Battle Prayer,

Girls from (‘ rude R.
Composititm—Bnitle of Gettysburg.
Road by Horton Dibbl
ltccitntion- -—Gettysburg Addreg
Esther anlov.

Flag Salute.

School.
Song—America.

 

WHAT OTHER TOWNS WILL GET.

Connecticut—at least some towns
in lt—seem to have fnrcd well in the
public buildings bill agreed upon by
confcrccs of the senate and house.
The provisions of the bill relating to
Connecticut provide the following at)

Wallingford. 860, 000; an additional
appropriation of $25. 000 to Wiliiman
tie; for extension to the New Lon-
don postofliee 850. 000, nlid a site for
the Naugntuck building. ”5,000.

The New Haven building also so.-
cures $50 000 in the sundry ‘oivil bill
for additions and alterations, making
a grand total of $495. 000 divided
sarong eight buildings.

 

up. pr ._..

sum
830,000 can be spent for the site#

center of the door is made 0 concrete
with a drain in the center to take cm
the water when the trucks are being
washed The Phoenix quarters are
being improved in the same manner
The ladies 'of the Methodist Epis-
coiiui Church. in Rowayton, and
iriends of Mr. and Mrs. George
Kay will tender them a reception in,
the chapel tombn'ow night. Refresh-
ments will be served and everyone is
invited to be present. Mrs. Kay was
formerly Miss Lillian Crockett of
this place and crttnist of the church.

FILMS, KODAKS,

—-Doan' s Regulets cure constipation
without griping, nausea, nor any weak-
lug effect. Ask your drugglst for
them. 25 cents per box.

 

 

 

Goods

COLEMAN’S

NIWO ITORI.
to Mb Main St. loath Norwalk.
Golfer A, a.

 

Base Ball

 
 
 

$20 and $25.

ROW.

14 South Main Street.

BIG PEACH YIELD EXPECTED.

Outlook_ According to J. H. Hale. Bet
ter Than for a Number of Yes".

Tire outlook for a big peach yield in
this state has not. been as bright til
it Illilliiit'i' of yours. as at the present
time. J, II. little, of Glastonbury, who
is the lnrgt-st gmwcr in Connecticut,
was in Hartford Saturday night, and
spoke in the most encouraging totals
of the prospects of a big pt‘iit‘il crop
iii liis orchards. flu has Iltlii ilt‘f‘t'H of
land covered with pouch t‘roos iii (lins—
ionbury. and 200 acres in Seymour.
and cwry ii'N‘ is in full bloom. Mr.
Ilzlit- has just returned from Georgia,
where III‘ has a plantation of 2.1m
flt‘ll‘R t‘t'HlIt‘d to pcnth culture He
says thty writ; just getting reads to

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be his sirens”

corn and all cmpti stoninc ir‘.’

flow kers Fertilisers

] you eat.
Ior Lawn, (lsrdcn and F it ill

Are Ready—Are You? '

It's a case of 'ffoilow the leader”; when the first
straw appears. it's a short but lively time before
straws replace felts on all men’s heads.

We've hundreds of nineteen-eight straw hats
ready—Split and Sennit braids in the new wide-brim
low-crown sailors—soft Milans, Manilris and Mackil
news with flexible roll brims.

$1. $2 $5 and $4.

Straws for'boys' heads, too, see to $2.

 

 

'iht best blends in any horse's pedigree after all
food and but With piciiiv of good. clean grain iilid ll: iv. with i200“
water of taiurso. the river: igc animal will turn out a goon S‘lmclllitm.
dum- what they will.
blood and limit-ding. arid vcrv iiifit' tn food and mm;
would any of our horses t‘Vt'i iltwttilllillililli d on llrie‘iut ratio dim
I't tlitl‘m' tilili.
< support horse or than through life

you feed your animals is .is import. int as the quality of the food

Buy Oats That: Clean.

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Serge Suit Time.

This is headquarters for Serge Suits—the best-
fitting. best-tailored and best-wearing serges—blu'e
and gray—you can find in town at $10, $12. $15. $I8.

A You‘ll need yours before Memorial Day. Get it

 

Telephone Call 632-1.

 

 

 

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ship from titer. when he left the
south and that his rt prosenintlio wir-
t-d him that ho is now loading a car
for the Ni“ i'oiit markets. While
the ruin) wcl~itbti of the past week
has not. been porn] for the trees in
bloom, it is not iwilcvcd that any stir
lous damage will result from the pres
cut wet spill The reports from all
parts of tho (tillliiiy ilrditnlc an cnor-
lliiiilil crop and it is estimated that be
twvcli July i ililfi (icinlior 1 pouches
can be bought at a remarkably low
figure “~iiny win on the New York
liinrkct Saturday at. ll a basket.

 

 

"1 notice that your play has a diffcr-
out liousoliinid in «very act."
'.'Ah true to life, iicy'f

life! '

True to

 

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THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES IN AT HIS MOUTH.

n‘ro gootl

We givsJots iifwredli. l0
yet what

is n “'l‘ :ik stuff to
And the qualiit of lb.- grain

MANUEL rose HATCH.

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49 WALL STREET,
NORWALK. ,~

 

NEW NOVEL BY WINSTON CHURCHILL.

MR. CREWE’S CAREER,

' fly the Author of "Collision."

$1.15 a

William P. Beers’

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORED.

0 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

TELEPHONE 108.

Crabs and Lobsters

Butter. Flat. Steak Cod and Weakiish. all 10c lb.
Mackerel Porgiel, Sea Bass, Eels. Shad, Halibut Pollock.
Opened Long Clams. Roasting Clams.

Long and Round Clams.

Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.

FREE DELIVERY.

 

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Deposits over -

csoncs M. HOLMES
STEPHEN H. norm-:9
FREDERICK A. ELLs
FLOYD 'r. RUSCOE

 

 

sumac. , . _

Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.

INCORPORATED 1849.

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$3, 525,000.00

WILLIAM A. CURTIS
MOSES H. CLOVER
LEWIS C, GREEN
HENRY F. COLEBURN

DIRECTORS.

 

So. Norwalk T rust Co.
Pays 4 Per. Cent.

and safeguards your money with all the legal protect: on at a
J » Connecticut Mutual all... Bank and the

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Gleason’ s

Uniermented

Grape Juice

is one of the most delightful and sat
isfying beverages at our fountain.

We have this Pure Grape Juice, in
bottles for home use. Hali‘ Pintc,'15.
cents; Plntl, 25 cents; Quarte, 50
cents.

PRESCRIPTlONs are given special
attention and filled by competent reg-
istered clerks. ()ur careful checking
system insures against mistakes.

THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,

'rss PRESCRIPTION si'onn.

Telephone Call. 15-2.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

WALL TRENT. 10:10 it. m.———Priccs
of stocks opened higher and the vol-
ume of tiltl trading was moderate. itc-
ductiou in the official discount rate
of the liank of England contributed a
favorable Illllilt‘llt"i' from abroad. illi-
loli Pacific. St. Paul. Reading and Nils
tionni Lead rose 1. and Southern I‘a‘
eific. the Hill stocks, American Sliiolt-
ing, Colorado Fuel and American Ice

 

large fractious. Wheeling At Lake
Erie foil i.
WALL STREET. ll ti. lit—After

prices-wont slightly higher realiza-
tions bccnliio effective, biit there Was
a subsequent. recovery which placed
all stocks at the highest. The railroad
list was confidently bought to the con-
clusion of thc specialties, tho iicavi-

 

ORWALK? EVENING SENT‘INEI:

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Will This
Interest You?

Dollar for dollar, the price you pay for
our Clothes is met on the level by the

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value you get.
Let us, at least, show you.

Open Friday evening.
Closed Saturday.

STRAW‘ HATS.

“lib-«I Hello . T9 muses rump. ..

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l &P Pile lull lialll Blilail

FOR WEEK COMMENCING

MONDAY; MAY 25TH.

 

noes of American Smelling having a
repressive t-fft-ct on the demand for the
metal stocks.

WALL STREET, Noon—Northern

Extrh Stamps and Cut Price Groceries.

 

Paclfic. on a fresh advance rose 2‘9h,‘
and Gi‘t'lil Northern pfd. nearly 2, bill
active stocks generally did not soil
higher than before. The tone become

25 Stamps Free with 1 Bottle
Pure Extracts at 25c.

 

60 Stamps Free with 1 Poutld
Tea at 70c. .

 

easier again when American Bundling
run of! 1-3.. ilolids were steady.

WALL S'i‘iii-Iid'i‘. l p. iii.--Itcncwcd
selling of tho (iouid stocks undcriiiilicd
the market and there was a generous
outpouring which forced some of the

Cut Price
Groceries

Pure Iard,12c a pot-id: price this week ........r. 1’00.
Freircii Oregon Prunes, 10c a. lb.; price this week .‘. '0‘.
loan Tornatoes,10c a can: price this wool: ......... Cc
Singapore Pineapple,15c a can; price this week .. I

 

active stocks below ,i't‘wtcrdny‘s clos-
ing. Missouri l'nciflc broke tile.
Wiiccling and Lake Erie 2nd pfd. 3'“
and Wabash pftl. 3.

U).\'Ii().‘l, Mn)“ tilt—As nllticlpntctl.
the rate of discount 0 the flank of
England wris'rwinced ' y from 3 to

EXTRA snares wr‘m TEAS AND cornea.
30 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at .
25 Stamps withl 1b. Cottee at. . .. .'
20 Stamps with 1 lb, Coffee at ..
10 Stamps with 1. lb. Consent . . .,-.~

50 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at . . . .
«ill Stumps with 1 lb. Tea at . .

3t) Stumps with 1 lb. Tea lit . . . .
30 Stumps with 1 lb. Tea at . .. . . . 35¢

.30.;
.50.:
40:

on.

 

2% per cent. The authorities had
boon retaining the rate of 3 per cent.
owing'to the absorption of gold by
France and Gcrmsuy, but the London
monetary tmsiiion had become so easy
with funds nt lb. per cent. below the
bank rain, that the authorities had
little choice but to pin. the trade of
the country the buried; or a lower
rate. us well us bring the minimum
rntc nearer the market discount ici'el.
The reduction in tile discount rate was

10 Stamps with 1 box Shaker Stilt

ill ............

10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Jelly Powder

RI ............

iii Stamps with

In ............

10 Stumps with 2 cnkcs Scouririg
Snap, each
it) Stumps with 1 can ionn. l‘cus at 10°

EXTRA STAMPS WIITH GROCERIEG.

................ 100 at
10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Corn Flakes ,
---------------- 1°C at 10s

1 pkg. macaroni
................ 10c

5c

 

10 Stamps with 1 pkg. ‘Egg-O-See

10 Stumps with 1 can Sardines at . 10¢ .

it) Stamps with 3 cans Campbell'-
Souput ...... ........,,........25i3

10 Stamps with 1 can Spinach at . 10c .

 

largely discounted on the stock ex-
change yesterday. when Consult-t mac
ix... bill they ntlinticcd another if. this
lirornlng, and the markets gt‘noruliy
were linrdcr with a cheerful tendency.

suuccss NAME or enssnwrcs.

 

Writer Begs Sheriff Hnwlcy to Put

 

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Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food
Products. Full Weight and Honest Trading.

T Bill. Allallil 8t Padilla ll.

12‘ Washington at. South Nomlk.
Tel. No. m .

 

 

Klbcaii on "Hell’s Kitchen.
There is a hint on the fair name of
Greenwich, where it is always suppos
ed that nobody but millionaires and
fair divorcoos lived. Somebody hilt-i
discovered that there is a place called
“Hell‘s Kitchen" in swagger Green
wich, where on Sundays the boys can
btiy cider. shoot crap. play ball, gam-
ble and almost commit murder. The
boys who are playing ball probably
try to murder the umpire but this is
not stated in the letter which Sheriff
Hnwioy has received from “A Citiaon
and a Tnxpnyer' of Greenwich.

it. in the letter the indignant writer
declares that nobody in Greenwich
seems to car..- enough about right,
justice virtue and other things to flut-
"'Heiis Kitchen" otit of business. “1
ask you fit the name of God and the-
Stato of Connecticut to stop this terri-
ble outrage." says the writer Peru
traps the indignant one is n wom‘au,
for there is a P. S. to the letter which
reads, “Remember this is all carried
on on the Sabbath."

Sheriff linwley smiled wisely today
when asked whatfihe was going to do
about the letter.

STORRS SUMMER SCHOOL.

Courses in Nature Study, Pedagogy
and Elementary Agrl'culturo. '

Tire summer school of the Con-
nectlcttt Agricultural College, which
holds its aevonth annual session July
1 to 24 inclusive, has arranged for
special courses in nature study. ped-
agogy and eicmenatary agriculture.

Familiarity with nature is no ions-
er to be classodias a luxury in the
educational dietary of a child. it is
the rightful heritage, and be either
gets it or it is withheld from him.
The summer school is planned to
meet the needs of teachers and oth-
ers who wish to learn something
about outdoor life. '

Regular class room work will be
confined to the mornings, while the
afternoons will be reserved for field
trips and other outdoor exercises.
Occasional lectures will be given in
the evening.

An illustrated booklet of the sum-
mer school will be sent upon applica-
tion These desirin more detailed
information in ran
to be given may correspond with the
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rooms. board and the like, may be
by ad dressinmtbe president‘s,“-
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fish, Halibut, Eels, Haddock:
Rockaway Oysters, Etc.

FREE DELIVERY. Tnsrnonuim I

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Regular Hams. p

Shoulders per lb. .
Green Onions . . .
Native Asparagus . . . . . . . .

49‘ Fort St, Earn Norwalk.
Phone 319-3.

 

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CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORA'

.- . i .
Very Fine Sweet Butter, per lb.,
MAGNOLIA. CLOVER AND HEALTH BRAND MILK, can . ........._1
POSITIVELY HOME LAID EGGS. per doz. . .. ..

13¢: Pineapples. 2 for
854:: Home Rndlshes. 2 for .......u..
Rhubarb. bunch . . . . .
soc-35c New Potatoes at a very low price.

UNITED GROCERY CO.,

no No. Main St. So. Norwalk
Phone 343.

or lb.

Univ...

......... .....3¢

 

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Fm Delivery.

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A certificate of increase of canlin
stock from 88. 000 to $15, 000 has

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to the courses .

ion the John J. O'Neill
. cause u,

A certificate of incorporation has
been filed in the office of the score-
tory of the state by the Sound Beach
Summer Homes Corporation of Green-
wish, which will own manage, and
purchase real property nut. build and
construct irons .Tbc capital is $160. -
000. and the in orporators are Gentile
D. DeLand and Alice P. Adams, of
Sound Beach, and Bernard 'ZHalm of
New York. _

-'rhs Babcock Hill Farmsc inhabit.
or Coventry has filed a, certi cats of
incorporation to deal in real estate
and farm products. The capital is
810. 000, and the incorporators are
William E. Wheelock of Brooklyn.
John H. Reynolds, of Coventry, and
Homer E. Remington. ot Wiuimantic.

The Waterbury investment and
velopment Company 01 Waterbury has
filed a certificate at incorporation. The
capital is $50 000, and the incorpora-
Peter
talu-

 

 

116- Bnnday), st 4 p. in.

filed by the Ostern Herald Publish
Company, of New Britain. ,

The Pastime Athletic Club
porated. of New Haven has his}?
cles of association.

llaillj line in l.

for freight Only,

Onnnd after “and”.
1900,: might. Propeller!
8.]iiut River. New 1‘

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