EK-
V. ususcKiiio “c LbCioK.
”0TH NORWAVLK.
1.; ’ ‘wniit‘ 'VVVcammunieetlpp with “lips
I Mimi-V JOHN". pious Aid "Mn
"1‘ Jib. "regard” to business,
' l 828::wlth news, call
1 . if tiny will kindly” do so, it will
fly obnvsnicnco this office and se-
' iiil'rs mung my; attention.
liliiivr-sr-ir—sr--1l-"-Ib
Mrs. Radiant, of Craubury, is hav’-
ing‘ her house repainted.
Miss Miriam Clone was a visitor in
Newiork City yesterday.
A. B. Gregory's fine new born, in
Qranbury. is being completed as fast!
Via possible.
The Misses Florence and Grace Hav-
“and, of Fairileld avenue, were New
Yorlsfllsitors yesterday.
Mrs A. A. Hodshcn, of DnnburyVnas
_ been visiting her sistei, Mrs. Richard
Dunn, of Eimwood avenue. ,_
Miss Florence Torpy, of 13 Cottage
I‘. street, Daubury, has returned home
from a week's visit in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. llobort Williams,
I!
0i
Weston. are spending this week with
Mr.
Williams’ sister in Norwalk.
Aim. Melvin Stillman, Mrs. Howard
Duty and friends from Norwalk pase
ed4
Sunday in the Center, at Boston.
, Court Frances, Order of the Colden
Sceptre, will have a meeting on Wed
nobility evening, in Mystic Chain nan.
. -V-Dr. Dick's cures rheumatism.
Peter Dora and family, of New Ro
chelle, are now residing at their sum
not home, “Rock Ledge Fawn," in
Cranhury.
The H \Finisheis' Society wt)
in tin nthly sessio tomorrow eve
ning in Central Labor
ycouin. Wash-
ington street.
Dr. ll. E. Bates, the veterinary sur-
800
u now has an assistant in Dr. Jos
oph Duultei. a giadpato of the Univer
sity of New York.
The barge “Mu." loaded with soft
008.
George
1, arrived at the docks of the St
Paper and Pulp Company, in
Norwallt, last evening.
South Norwalk Council, No. 418
lmprovcd Order of Neptune
hold a meeting tomorrow nigt
hall in South Main street.
l, W“:
in tht
Mrs. Henry Anson Hoyt, who has
been the guest of Miss 18.0. Couch. oi
Bayview avenue, has left for hot
home in Red Bank, New Jersey.
The committee of Clinton Command
6‘?
. Knights Templar, of Norwalk, ap
pointed by Commander Milton Elwood
will hold a meeting this evening anti
decide on. the time and place of the
annual field day of the conimandery.
.,._........._
Judge Joseph R. Taylor continues
to
improve steadily at the NorwalliV
Hospital, and he has been greeting
many friends, who have called to ex
pro
factory condition following
tion for appendicitis.
ry satis
is opera
it is believed
as their pleasure at his
' Judgs'i‘al'lor will be able to leavt
e institution in about ten st.
“ Mrs.
jud
"i.
VgeI H. Cowell wife of tht
”district court of Water
go of
bury, and their daughter, Miss Jean
nette W will sail on July 1 for
Ed
riimy will visit Mrs. Cowell't
sister. Mine. Charlotte Dellodisco, oi
8t.
Potassium-g. Russia, widow of a
grand ohamberlsin at the Russian em
stroll
r court: Along with Mrs De
Bdtlisoo's two sons, one of whom is in
the
military and the other in the
civil service of the ;.cmplrc they will
make .tmlu' of the continent. spend-
1 lug most of .their time at French stat
aging misses , . Mrs. DeBodisco's other
m
amuse in the Japanese war
m..Cunstantine, who was in the Em
ss’s.Br.onadler Guards. (“6deme
udge
Cowell will not make the trip, bttt will
spend the summer on his farm in
Wortbmnon. Mass.
V‘Vay is. is 3mm
lithium .‘ID
solicited «an
“ otet.
L. ‘
li'
’ 1
mother,
West street. has been
home in Danbury.
was able to resume be
mg.
street, (Norwalk,
toms of her parents.
typhoid fever.
sick, aged and shut-in
noon.
creditors.
as there are several
other matters.
the port of New York.
General Asépciatien. of
log of the association
begins on To in
Constellations!
feel 8. Ives, the Rev.
will present a report
star is fatigued and
health as the sum r
has .had- a remark
chsiastlcal year ie'l‘h
than this insdal to
1mm» senator
VVt picnic.
‘ 1i nannies. Hand ”
1mm as clogmt line
of Manicure Good? "i
pituo‘ois'r.
I‘NOM‘H’W’WIT.
1'“ frat: silt-ac;
‘ Mrs. Woolf N. moon, who its. been
seriously ill at the residence of her.‘
Mrs. Humor N. Dunning, in
Our Brothers' Lodge, 1 0.0. F.,'V
held a regular meeting. last evening,
at its quarters in Wall street,
walk. Nothing of great importance
was before the session.
William Bradford Roulstonc, of New;
Haven, has filed a voluntary petition, .
in bankruptcy in the district court of 1
the United States with debts of 83.~V
$53. 32 and assets of 8464.
The Misses Clara and Elsie Hill and ,'
their guest, Miss Fair, left Norwailt -
this mailing for Poughltuepsie. N. Y..
where they will attend the commence.
meat exercises of Vassar College.
1 Mrs. Gertie Walters, who has been: I
confined to her home in liruuh street, '
‘ioi-wallt, for a few days by illnessy. .
tram it ilyatt’ s store, yesterday morn-
Mrs. Wilbur l-luhbcll,
is visiting at the
Jhsrlcs floors, of Westport ayeaue.
.vbiie recuperating from a siege of ‘,
The W. C. T. U. ladies are obscrv-'
'ng Flower Mission day today, by tnlt-1 .
ng potted plants and cut flowers to all:
iottcti plants to the almshouso, where
they will hold a meeting this after-
Referee George'A. Kellogg has ap-
proved the final account of A. ll.
Skinner. of Manchester, as trustee of
the bankrupticstatc of James A. Mun
ohy. of Manchester, and a dividend of
Li per cent. has been declared to
The annual meeting of the South
“walk Union School District will
be held this evening at 8 o‘clock. at
the Franklin School, and it is expected
that there will he a large attendance.
portance to come up, including the
choosing of a district committee of.
three members, the laying of a tax. I
the deeding of a small strip of land
to the city for highway purposes and
Dr. Alvsn H. Doty. health officer of
quarantine station, has been working
spare times draining the sw
tiling the marshes of State
int" he contends that he has
ad the indigenous little blaelt men
with. As it is the some.
infest: our shore meadows, it may be
patent that the Macadamia is-
land pests have taken refu been, and
that Dr. Datya measures 381*
ration will be sure to night“ in VI
Preparations are being made for the
celebration of the bicentennial of the
Ministers next June, and at- the meet—
hutch.
yes. a committee couslsiins
Rev Edwin Pond Earlier. the Rev.
Wdtscn L. Phll~
lips, and the Rev. Joseph Anderson,
preparations for that event.
it is- not surprising if Bishop Brown
bombing in the Episcopal Church tiuri‘V
lag the present year has becpph
, pomenal. V«.The_ highest number ever
V added heretofore in any one year wan”,
1..7il0 but this yam. has rest: bed
- ever 8 .000 aknsd)’. and
several large classes to confirm before
he' leaves on hid wellearncd vacation
"Itta‘lp abound. , -
: Secretary E. Hart-Penn, of Weathers-
‘ field. has sent out notices for the Van-
will luclhdo the presentation of the
Morgan 0.1 BulkeV
1 lay.“ Addresses will be made by in-
vited guests and members of the so-
Tbs closing exercises will be
lat 8:80 pm. 'Vi‘berewiil be a
1v
removed to her
Nor-1
r duties at Tris-
cf Chestnut I
Mr. and Mm
members; also.
matters of im-'
and czar of the
congregational
for 1808, which
the Davenport.
“New. lla-
or the
outliningV the
distracted i
.di‘ii‘is 911
Illumination 3..
increased mum»:
at...
iaii
the bishop has
““1
8031‘.
AVS
l was. MATTINGS.
«devotions-ma... .., V,,_. 14. .
<8!“ 4,41%,
MANY A coon SONGts
popularity, so many it good style is spoiled by
being copied in cheap lines.
You'll "find our Summer Clothes distinctive' in style,
and in patterns fully as exclusive its the style. But
you'll be agreeably surprised at our moderate prices.
STRAW liATS at low prices.-
Thc new Core Color in Shirts st'50c. ,
Have you seen the new Blue Suede Belti
liot weather Collars, Shirts, Ties, Hosiery and Un-'
derwesr.
list ’2'”
but
”I‘M N
l} i8 North Melange»,
Clothing of the Right Sort.
V48 and 50 Wall Street, Noeraith.
PHONVVI. 1711!.
it I...
We have an exit
N. 1; Ryan a 00.,
[N A B ,. iNFSS EDUCATION A'V!‘
ltlLL COLLEGE
wusAnN'Moits THAN SAVINGS BANK lNTERFST.
ft insures a goon Salary, in dependénce ind dividyd the oppbrtuni-
ty or. Advancement.
‘87:!"
Ever! div brings beam the nose Vbsit‘f‘fcr preparing the interior of the
home for warm weather. Meanwhile. even 380th you molt not have thought
4 of buying, we want to urge upon you the welcome this store extends to
visitors. We. coupon to feel 1qu what satisfaction it is “(or you to com ‘
pare our lithe at home furnishings with thugs of the average store. We ”at
you to know by examination that this is the real boats for best PORN!
Wars” esp mo. coat-sins. are. this then 1' ,
imuVV {Twp , v in
Directors
Unusual Priced
For Unusual Shoes
Stylish Line of Oxfords, Pumps
sndother Low Cut Novelties,
which we are offering [or
FLYNN 3. RYAN
’ t " 80 WAOHINBTON STREET.
looks and autism Fm.
i we» r1 *
Miss Florence Beers is coniincd to
sesame in Western-t avenue by lil-
svauroiio.
scum ucswstit;
Henry C. Bailey has gone to Middle-
liken, today. to attend the diocesan
.. convention of the Episcopal Church.
“a...“ In.
I pupil of the
will";
'v‘n: s59.»
ilrad'léy, of
acts at the residence of Mr. and
rs. Hawiey Williams, in Weston.
Norw‘dllt.
UN is Mimi...
were
t‘f‘HRi
Miss Mai Merritt. of Seaview ach
due. East. Norwalk,
on with driends in New
is spending a'
anions.) orooaev peeing .1. ,4 .
victim: state. to be held in mi" 3 ‘
Ruthie Huhischoolhouae in East; Hath IThe St. “was Paper and Pulp
. ‘ dam. Wetland , June 17. at u use“ may is basing a‘ cupalo placed on
when reports libs land’s and officers tile roof of tmhftory. in which an
The retiring board of mana- lithol- fan wi
‘tviil m. At 1030, pad.“ null Weir-1
public exeioises will‘ be ‘hcld. which Chief of Police and Mrs. Thomas
recent
,.
A meeting of Humboldt Lodge, Sons
of Hermann, will be held tdmorrow
evening in the South Norwalit Quartet
club rpgnis, in North New street.
;.
1 ~. ma account of the annual meeting of
in about News“.
li‘ H
and which.
i ‘ South Norwsllt. Conn.
ruined by excessive
Blithe hay fsvir or bloody Rounded 50c- 8800
on Earth That (lures Asthma.
mull-m «swung
mmmmmmuwmm
luddfidrmummmunmum 1
. Mimhssuldosiwbcsslmhils W
5:4: ,4 3."ch
._, iths-
Inst .599
Mldutct.
WW Willi and illcera’ad ioncllt. .
OniPcslilvo Curator Quick Commotion.
glib infirm Microbe and Crawls this Month, D» .2 .
WWI-smut
“'9
WM
B. F. JACK80N & $0.. Nit Chemists.
1043mm “societal“? sures pain of he. may or
20 days M
scoff-sleds lab-
Moro-testbed:
liver isvlporotor
Milosdacbe lost-
me "Hum.“
bottle of Brazilian
Isl-I. bro-bait of
initials
‘\
mails-snac-
a month's
limit. “3"!
r time,”
81. 50 to $8 50
pl
ps and 1 i 4 1 1 1 .
Island, . We place onaale today our new stock of Women’s lionsc Dresscs— m¥ftn§;?nl§l‘i:&‘g:d°é§:&g2?&
liminat (waists and shirtsl—llglit and darlt culorlnga in v ry nest patterns.‘ These dysbobflil. used to have great distress
bits are well finished. beautifully fashioned and thoroughly reliable in “a beichin i tried ‘overythlng i
that every way. The oldie announcement that these 81 5 Suits are to he sold {oduld hear 0 but nothing helped me
lth“ week [It 980 ‘Muid brlhg out 8. 1?")an a buyer'- .‘. Vunul i V‘Vook Bram“ Balm and ”no 5,0 New York
cont bottle cute me” comp pictely."
For sale by stud, F. H.
harmacy 8'
_ VCOUVTVHI NEWARK.
i In. VA. possum, Prin.
roar cuss-ran.“
..1,1,,‘ .4 V“ , - '4 ‘V -‘
‘ A“ meeting; or Norwaiir 4mm.
Brotherhood of the Protective Order
of Elna will be held Von Wednesday
evening ot the uni. ..i South lists
street: 41
i Robert I. Maillot. cleric at the Hotel
‘biabaclteIno, who has been enjoying a
Mill's vacation.- resumed his duties
$1.56” nioruiug. very much improvodV Vin
‘ Ion..." V-fi.
.3? ii?!
the South Noswallt‘ Union school the
trlctzchc meeting of the Not-walk lies-
pltdi Directors will not be held this
,VPM‘VV ' i"lit, . -
,V, .. 4 ,, .
:1.iawrencs Saunders. a former Aisha.
seniunfihidgupewzataow days all; that
tits! y. a guest rs
in... t: Ir. Ma ore is now employetb,
n the WW (PM film. He 4
has a month'stvsnstlon. a portion of 1
which will aim. in Ansonis" and the
balance at Mr. flaundsrs's old home
mien” .
STOCK CO. A'l‘ MUSIC HALL
last night the Hal Clarendon sales 1
Company made their 'iirst bid for pub-
lic favor In South Norwallt, and it is
safe to any right here that judging
by the good house and cordial reccp
'tiou accorded the company, their wel-
come was not only well-earned, but
sincere.
himself to be a capable and careful
actor and it peat little speech before
the curtain endeared him to the hearts
of all. The play proved to be a charm
lug story. well told. and held the at
toiition from rise. to fall of curtains.
The company was without exception
'far beyond the avenge.
V‘Milliltou played the heroine lit a sweet,
graceful
Ihouse with her througtih all her trou-
jbies. to the happy ending.
Marion and Miss fieau'lce North were
the two “bad" people of the story,
had won earned their deserved hatred.
,Al Hollingsworth and Pusey Rutledge
phurod the comedy honors. while he-
lRoy Wright and Jeanne Pickering,”
bhc youthful sweethearts, helped along
‘ fun making. Miss Madlyn Jourue
introduced a pleasing six-cigty as did
.lthe Sisters DeVerue.
tutoring pictures were enjoyed by all.
fl‘alten as a whole a most pleasant ove- .
ining was spent by those present. and
it is to be hoped that an excellent a
mompuny will stay long in our midst.
Sought by Charles H. Barthel.
Mumford, from Peter Bunnies.
. Charles H. Barthel, of Stamford, has
ibmusht action in the Superior court
for damages in the sum of $1, boil
against Potcr F.13rsnnios of Danbury.
The action is basis! on the accident
that happened on his
’ llanfic street, in stem ord The plain-
tic alleges that on that afternoon.
when ridinghis bicycle, the defendant
run him down with an automobile,
resulting in painful injuries to the
sinus.
ONLY cud: roa bvsPaPsiA.
outer and The Cliifortl
ABOUT CORPORATIONS.
Documents relatin
have been died as to own in the office-
of the secretary of the state
The Mortimer Newman Company. of
iNew Haven, certificate ”of organ!!!-
;uon, capital stock 87 000 The oillcors _
_ ':are President; and treasurer Mont. V:
. mer J. Newman; secretory, MiltonN . .
Bugenheimer, both of New Haven
The Walloon
ven juoorpom
faction, capital stock 85150. The oili-
cars are:
Walman;
lbof New Haven.
mag” Blruey «Realty Company of Tor-
icspiui stock com no, one to $16. 000.
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NEW FRENCH LlNER ARRIVES.
NEW YORK. June 9 .--The new
Trench blue steamer Chicago arrived
today on her first voyage from Bayre-
mite Chicago is a .Vt'wtu screw passen-
steamer, designed to accommodate.
9 secondment
here are cabins ton-ill
he‘d 1.850 atoe
4r
IRWIN} spires on TRIAL. ,
To”). a
i dated today. June 9. says that
the trial of a1 British editor named
stud. charted "under an timer of
flush Council with spreading s i-
it in a stimuli”! Published in 30’
i
their; E museum
Jaehu'l‘bs terminiVI should be
served.‘ atollsrn-ObJ guess
enough left to car-yo our i‘itlais
New, York
.4il’>’ . .“L. '. .4 :Vi 43-21”
maarAtNttaNTs
made at all.
Mr. Clarendon at once proved
tempted then.
Miss Lucy
thunder and carried the
Francis 51‘ we“
increase
stagnpt ion
movement
only
while the new
revenues.
proving.
01,500 DAMAGES.
it.“
of
sealed:
:6 last, on At-
to corporations
mpsny, of New Ha-
certificate of organ:
President and treasurer,
secretary, Harry Walmau,
onto or it reduction in
ill university
obsscngcr trade
4.!de class
emanates
hicagpwas4 t‘at SVVtV. . Nassiro,
as 8.-V-IA dispatch from ,.
basins. on June 15..bofore an ass 4,
.wheuoo
a seat toV
to it'ive relief
More
so,
syn. 4
additional
carriers, the opinion being general
that it would not induce increased
'word for Electric Bitters,"
Frank Coninn, of No. 436 Houston 8L.
' "It's a grand family medi-
cine for dyspepsia and liver ocmplica-
tlons; while for lame hack and weak
kidneys it cannot be too highly recom-
mended." Electric Bittbrs mgulate the
digestive functions. purify the blood
and impart renewed vigor and vitality
to the weak and debilitated of both
‘scxes. Sold under" guarantee; at F!
Baxter" s drug store.
SCHNEOTICUT owisIoN sous or
Vii-scans iN CONVENTION.
NW mNDON, June 9.—-nightesn
camps‘ of the Sons of Veterans, Con-
nccllcut division were represented
here last night on the eve of thNtth
annual encampment
hold at the Cracker house with Com-
mnnder in Chief Ralph C. Saunders, of
Albany, N. Y., as the principal speak-
er. The burden of the spcches was in
favor of the encasement for the memor- 5
No means: m Fasiou'r aAras.‘ coLLsc: sovs PAY LYME c
Majority of Railroad Officials Do Not
Think it Wise at This Time.
WASlllNGTON,
t-rul increase in freight rates is likely
to be made by the railways of the
country in the near future, if it be
June 9 .-—No gon-
Ccrtainly nothing will
be dom- before next autumn. and it
is unlikely now tliu anything approx-
imating a general li reuse will be at-
, At. a recent meeting of tho presi-
dents and operating officials of im-
portant railroads hold in New York,
it was the consensus of opinion that
it would be undesirable if not nhso
lutoly impracticable to put into effect
at this time an increase or freight
rates. ‘(lpiiilou at the meeting was di—'
but the majority inclined to
the view that it would be bad policy.
and bad business, at this juncture, to
attempt an increase of rates
it was pointed out that the proposed
in a time of
would tend rather to increase freight
than stimulate
Such a result would be of
depression,
freight
disadvantage to the
- Most of the officials who attended
the meeting indicated a belief that
railway business conditions were hit
The judgment was expressed that if
business did not continue to show im-
provement. it w
the railroads to
protecting the interests of their stock-
holders Only two methods were sug-V
An increase of freight rates
and a decrease in wages of empiovces.
it is quite certain that neither will be
resorted to before the first of next
October. and , lmwrtant oinclnls be
More it will not be necessary even
then to rewrite either of the methods.
or course, when. if ever, the increase
of rates is made, it will be very care-
fully considered. by the inter-State
Commerce Commission, perhaps on its
own initiative. without‘waitiug for a
formal complaint from the shippers.
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A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE.
"it gives me pleasure to span a good
Id be necessary for
opt some method of
writes Mr.
The business session ‘
It being held today. 1 ~
. The receipt for the year were
8618.07 and the expenditures were
500.“. with a balance on thand of
809mb? There has boonian hicrcass‘:
in membership, making the total mow
V768 with 608 in good standing. Janet]
it Avery camp. No 80, or this
buns bulb prim; membership
Bit 86 per cent. gain. Common
obslor will preside today an omn-
rounder George W Simon.
camp, will act as odioer of the day. .
Mt Iii-“V
When you need to falls ”clothing
take it promptly fat the stomach.“
take something you know is retinitis-e»
. something use Kodol
4am} Indigestion. KOdOI is pleasant to
take, it is reliable and is guaranteed
Avery
Eur . Dramatic"
it is sold by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy and The bridge VPViiso .
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1- " “Water swells wood. " "It must 14v...
bftcn noticed that a novelist will wreck
‘ chip tho/Md than dost enough timber on
desert file to build alums“—
bimVth Miler-Journal.
.___ 4;-, Iowan
d all the departments of all the
A banquet was 1‘
-
1i4dli. one of whom is
p—pq
Wesleyan Practicum Sent "7%
bars to Settle With Sales
The Wesleyan freshman elm
its two representatives down the
to Lyme, Thursday, to meet Solon
i Caulkins, and to arrange for
tiemcnt of the bill of “6.11“-
mites, llnrvey Connor and
Clusson, met the official. and .
they went over the itemized bill.
They returned one of the algal,
had been taken, for which the .,
allowed 82, and they were unfit.
it for the 85 which Constabe
collected on the night of the ram
! The question was raised that
MeCraw had no right to co 1 1
umncy, but Mr. Cunlitins
ibu'i'l to ovoi100k the matter. 4
he sclecttncu was now till
i strike off theécharges for film
, men. These bills for damaged
sent in to hm by the mill
sons and he could do nothing his? V
i that they were paid. As the -
were between two fires becaw
i know the experience of preview
mun classes in (tallying wilb’
i Raymond on this subject, they
ly assented to paying the bill
At a meeting of the class y
it was voted to accent. the
toc's report and settle the am 1 1
mediately. .
——After a heavy meal take a
of Dosn' s Regulate, and give. yam-‘4
teach liver and bowls the help
will need. Regulets bring easy
gular passages of the bowels.
SETTLEMENT IN ORANGK
m .
Terms Agresd’to Between Trina V,
and Manufacturers. 1' 1
Therein considerable satin -
Danbury in the news that the 1
difficulty in Orange, N. .l.. bet!
triinmers‘ union and the man
era has been satisfactorily set .-
are again in operation or are
log to commence operation
lately. The settlement was
mated Saturday evening. In‘ th
ternoon there was a brief co
between the officers of the t
union and the national cxeoutiv
of the United Hatters of North _
ea, at which concessions We d
upon. In the evening then
meeting between the mainline
pad the representatives of guns
Viaad the terms were accepted
sides. It has nbt been.learned
city just what the terms were
is understood that there wens
promises on both sides.
Dewitt's Kidney and Bla
are. prompt and. thorough
a very short time strengthen
ened kidneysv Sold by The
Pharmacy and The Bridget
macy. .
CONNECTICUT RED 6303,
' 4 .
1 1 .c .
The board if governors of .,
necticut branch of the Red 1
clety. Friday afternoon, on ‘ 1
advisability of intrud oi
Cross stamps in cons
fmtilte an appropriate an “”1
seal. They have. to be 8 fit.
_._the represent, they
rxfssed where they are
fused in forwhrdlng the
eardrum
fund
Sarah '1‘. Kinney were
coma. but because
:fixflil from the sale of stamps '
coeds wuhi‘dhiio Iii-fed ipVVtoV
committee to arrange for the
Ton screen. were enroiladV
V'bClS of tiled Whitetail: .o'i"
‘in the canal soup at V
'nnrscr. hold themselves i
Ni times to go to place!
“M
beWitt's Witch Hazel
especially good for titles.
“flat DeWitt‘s. Soldn-b .
Pharmacy and Th
many. .7 4 .1 1
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