i.
\ the,.heildlluurte1:s. .0! the Republicans
‘ s
Cblldi'en' I viewed
Men‘ 001’ messed st
ONE” . . . . 2 . . .
MEAN
~ -vlsiting at
-E possum Mm 1
Ills A. WI has returned
Sauth Norwdik Noni a two we'elts' VI:
dntlon in Vermont.
'- Floyd T. Roscoe. of Norwaik. is
spending s few days with his niece:
Mrs. .Aldsrmsn.‘ oi YWOI. AIM!
{fie—Dr. Dick's cures iarlaw
‘Mrs. Oddities 5 ’Byxbbe, of Sogyltiw‘
Miln street. 'is aspefliiliigiai few d
with friends in East OrangefiN. J.
‘ Mrs. cams», s cm. of No.- as"
South Main street, is spending a few
51s with friends in Chestnut Hill.
vThe Hospital Whlst .Club will meet
with Mrs. Louis 8.8m. ih'llmwdod
venue, a 3 o'clock, Friday afternoon. .
A meeting' of Central labor Union
will be held Morrow evening in (ion-g
W11 Lyceum. Washington street,
fatal of Columbia Circle. Companions
'the Forest, Mil hold a regular meet
crow chin i M chaiu
amt (far ev s n if}; .
oshiitg‘ton sired .
I‘ Dr J. D Wirt lost a. pocket piece of
éhincse money yesterday alter-noon.
in} Wall street. Along search was
.adc for it. but in vain. .
lEureka Rebekah Dodge. will hold a
gular meeting on Friday night. At
2::- tho meeting the young tiles will
3 tertnin. each member be ng allow-
’ . to invite a friend.
Among the Norwalk people who
Inve passed the‘ eighty- -tifth anniver-
y of their birth this year are
arles T Menard. Samuel Daslmm.
rs. Burr Smith and Ass Foote. .'I’ .
gird Pety was able to r‘etlii‘n to his
ties at the Norwalk office. of the
mus Express Company. this morn.
lug, after having been confined to his
home in itowayton yesterday by ill-
ness. '
Matthew Corbett. Jr.. who is attend-
ing the University of Maine, at Orono.
Me. was badly cut on the head. and
quite seriously injured.- one day last
week. b'.y an explosion which took
place in the chemical rOoui during an
experiment.
—-The cw'Yonk Female QIuartetic
of Jubilee Sinkers will be at the South‘
Norwalk Rescue Mission North Main
street, .Thursday evening, October 15.
Admission. 15 centu
* The annual banquet of the Connet‘tl- ‘
cut th'oelmasters‘ Club will be held in
Hotel Garlic. Hartford Thursday even-
lug. Among the speakers will be
Booker T. Washington. Ex- Gov. Utter
of thde I'fisiand Ishd m—Cov '.'Waller
of New London '3'Q .I.
1 It looks as thoirgh a largefcnumber
people of The Nol walks expect to
e the sights at Pittsfleld Mass, to-
rr‘dw. This morning, when the Nor-
lk station was opened. a crowd was
Vanna? and in about thirty minutes
sepsis were. sold . ..
Lucia persistently rumored around
among basketball enthusiasts of the
.tiwn that the Sixth Company. Coast
Hillary. is to form a team for the
coming season. it is understood that
ifiany players of the company are be
idg talkediof's'nd plansare under way.
T—.hIe‘ Rough id r Glee Club will
Naive iv'eh'cd * riday evolving; ‘at
in South Norwalk. They are getting
in practice for the Republican rallies
Which one to be held in the near iu~
titre in South Norwalk. Norwalk, Slam
tom and Hridgepbrt. ’ "
‘A new time table has been issued to
tIIiIle employees of the New Haven road
it"s a substitute for the one which went
i to opeiation.op October 4 at mid
ht. This new. schedule does not. ef-
idol. this city as no changes are madeq
iii; the running time of trains to and
mivorwaik. The only changes con-
tained in the new timetable are center-
“ the Nougatilc'lt. now a part oi the
fistei'u division.
‘——ID6n't leave your engine in year
lgunc'h all winter to rust. but let us
tithe it out make the necessary repairs
ii‘fid keep it for you unttI spring. The. a
Specialty Mf5.. . 340"
Isouth Norwaihl‘ II;",;\
. Iiifhe meetingIvIr trail to have been?
held last evening at the armory for th
as I.0f al 1! r the plans 0
{fimlty’ y,, t leaps?“ $8916“ nbglih team for
t
ater streettI"
coming ._ eid. there
ing only a p syers Qtoi the Mo
ticks present. , would seem to it
ate th t may. much later .
by the] My. ‘ trio's diatNO‘den. Th
#1] company cam, however. held a
pieencoiggpie. ibis. contoured Smith, ,
of, Sumo. ‘did act put in his up A 3.
He will .
" sauce, as was expected.
"flmmmrsuayamiugm. mid"
latter a week’s visit with her sister
-Fairiield County SavingsI BsnliII
.IrlIi
‘ i
Trestmsb? {crave Blood.‘ .
l I
a Kiwis“ dder.
.Write tendinitis 7pc BOTTLI
Ell .ii,.iih.lil n.5,.
”WIN STREET.
.Ti‘ir *‘Mli a
l
is..-“
34m Rebel-t, of Mr
few days at Trinity ite.‘
. some a. Handsnof N'orw'aik. and
Mr. Sullivan. ofiSopth .z’Norwslk are
spending a few days is WuhinIg’ton',
D
Mrs. A. A. LatIthury returned to her
’home in Norwich. bong Island; today;
Mrs Sarah Carglll pf Norwpllt.
The members (if Catholic Union
Council. K. of C. will receive hol
communion in a body. at St Mary'
Church stability, at thin 7 o'cloek
Charlie n has. of 216 South Haiti
street, was removed to the NorwaibI
Hospital in the ambulance. yesterda
morning at 10 o'clock to undergoI
operation.
The Republican Town Committee hi
the Second Voting District and ill
sleuth Norwaik Republican Cub wil-
hold a joint meeting In Sou Mai,
itreet headquarters this evening a
Catholic Union Council, No. 4Q}
”b‘w’l min" "
dhd finish.
as“ ”threshold
“In 0"]
.‘ldnay ol- your
Iie thai?cial
iii
Insi’hbors
. .l
(I
I18 Nb‘i'tii‘ Mgii‘Str "'
or Meu’
; For Fall and Winter. . ’
dishes is unlisr:
sponsor moi. beauty
j I I III ‘" \ I . i...
....‘~' “5W Directm and Embfiners. ~. 31'.
"South Norwslk. can.
3 Shoes
We believe we offer the beht working shoes to be bad. They are solid
against the fall cold and dampness.
Mt.
.iIIt'l
‘i’lione‘ RS6.
Knights of Columbus. held a regular?
meeting. last evening. at its dbarteri
in West avenue. Nothing of .speciall
linportaiice was d0ne.h owever. ' ~ ‘lI
William L. Blascer. the Norwaik cl ..
jority. Weather predictions. Light
Frost."
illlltlill Milli
Ndr-wai‘k. Cosh. Sept 1;, ibiib.
At a meeting of the Board oi Direct
ore of the Fairly)?” Candi; jam”
Digit. held this) day, .aIdivi
ra of four (4) per cen per
was declqred to‘ deposi rs .
earnings of the six months on
teacher 30th. 1908. ,.
The same wil be: entered
books and paid a and after 3
10th,.1908. ;
. sermons sharia". Tread. «
W. Gilbert Nowell's Seledi Sell
Friday, October;.ifi. opening-.1!» a
Norwalk; Misses and Masters meet a
Gcntlemen at 8 o ‘.clock
.530. Norwalk, Wednesday. Oct. 14:i
opening day: .lsses and Masters ‘at t
p. m.; Ladies and Gentlemen _‘
ghnbi‘s." at ‘8‘ o'clock A tileroighu
the latest Society natures.
upon application.‘ Respectfully. W
GILBERT NEWELD‘, 25 ”‘03“! “all:
Bridgeport. Ct ,
C In Irv; ‘1: 3
.WIHIEN. sumsssimndtocsmss
3.3g misty up? ”£ng “I:
utility and finer";
' t it wit u
; i now do chissssnd every .slirewd
hofiekeepsr should, then we ars~sure
bonage.
standard.
Ourtgoods are the highest
Our prices are Is low is
order. is solicited.
{1}?
L lW‘N‘llnnilflto atheism;
I i
ggxom ‘ . M I
3 formed and the man who is not are 4.4
.I equally safe in mqmilored Suits
--- I‘ '. II I. 3. , . I3. . . '1.
I. ‘ .i I I :
" 24I No. Main “all, . . tenth
of us.
leIe us a inhibited: we
to lIIikI‘e'la stadiums;
you 0
“191me NAELOEII i
”was.
e .sure
you if
.,_.
r 2 m": s‘IC
4:“
or dealer. has the follOwlng bquetin i .
sentatlve last evening by a large ma- '
0
oiDanciagandpeportdieitt J
Overlook Military Academy. East Ave.)
i p. ’m.: evening class for Ladies and
ClaSses at Arion Hall MadisOn Still II '
_ AgainIt Manufacturers' Decision
course of instruction in the. Waits and .-
Circulars} ‘
, ' iiifa'cturer‘s‘
' : presentation of the case or the hatters’
armatmswsooosweofmm.‘
this standard can be sold for. A trial ,7
«Buy edibles that you can eat. Thil'
is'lI‘IQlIic p300?!» ” 1:". x . ”13%;". r ' .i' I
.‘lr at r 1‘; r 9 ,3,“ '
16 Washington Street.
leather, no paste board fillings. embodying perfect workmanship, whit ii. with
honest leather. insures you longest wear, absolute comfort and protection
Absolutely the best we: kingmeu' s shoes .tq be had at 02 50 and $3. 00.
FLYNN & RYAN
O
90 Washington Street.
I
Knit Goods
Fresh lines of Wersted Goods are here in dbundanoe: I \
SWEATERS, KNITTED JUMPERS. GOLF VESTB. BREAKFAST
SHAWLS, IE'E WOOL FIASCiNATORS, BABY BACQUES. BABY SWEAT‘
’ERS. BOOTIEES. AFGHANS. ETC" ETC.
N E. Rvall 5°C?"
., gougil Norwalk.
” negotiation between the
..l1¢tl
Thousands oi- Dollars Earned Weekly by _.
Memil Business College Graduihes”
A Easiness Dduciitlou sill! help every young man audWNnuIn.
Day and Night Sessions. .
the .3. ' I
III'ks. slashes.
New
0. DI.I Jackson.
IOpItician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
I Hmrrsas' poorest ‘
ak..— .
in
Regard to KInockdowos.
Martin )Isawior, secretary of the
‘Uniteddiliitters of North Mncricu. has
INIsII'tiIt tn the president. ’of the National
iui Hat ManufatBtui-crs' Associatiou.‘
‘ ‘a protest against the decision in the
:4 i k ldowns
We 1mm) of payment or noct
at board. The decision which
.was announced was made by the man-
assoclation, follmvmg a
through their local and national oflL
’oli'rs and was not an agreeinent arrlv-v
ed at by conference of the two vii-gash
lotions, as it was t first understood
to be Although t e loco] unlon‘o‘fll-
pets will do nothln
present the nati al odlcers of the
hatters' organisation do not consider
"" the matter closed. The local omcorsi
hisve not yet jamddhat s replystlns
Wmsn received tIO IIuiIe proton .
N 't'. "‘ .1 1
attacks.
"EIIIIII rightly all c‘hgp
INK“,
.. mm_ .. a.-.”
M by:
'3 MURPHY i‘bfiuv ron TICKETS.
about the case It.
" 0.53 W pbrvrssre weakened by the fepeated
Ian‘d’ his. aulsdyé‘iicnds an Ieasyllodgmcat
,mlylsndmtglwionsghvo issretunaw 4 j. . . ,
x 0 J. in" NW»
Eyes Examined Frbe
...__ --...-......-
.
*—.
gssys His Pcsconsl Check} Will be Sent
to Nationsi- Bsscbsll Commission.
CHICAGO. Oct. 14.-I’rcsidentc w. ‘
Murphy of the Chicago League Base
ball Club. last night authorised the
statement that his personal check
would be sent to the national com
mission to pay for all reserved scat
tickets which were not sold for the
’Sunday and Monday games in this
(lty This action followed the crltb
clams oi the methods of distributing
tickets for the world's series and the
insinuatlons um omclals or employee
1"“ the Chicago Club must. have been
in collusion with scalpcrs when tickets
were rammed to the national commis-
stop as .iuisold although public ti‘l‘ ,‘
mend had not been. supplied 3
IMr. Murphy also came out strongly
favor. of the suggestion that the us-
i opal commission assume full charge
"ax.- the solo of.- tickets torsll sunfuture
worldsmlfi. 1.: ~.. .. 3:.
. drilled and
». comé more
iii dpratiOn a’nd
u should It ends take , 1‘
Idflt
- ‘ifi's whine :3 fr? A“ ‘ as:
““11 Idea by all the '
New York Bdston. Providence, Springfield, Hart-
filial/en and other cities. which is the strongest endorsement possl
are noting the Hub Range and Ira ready to
‘ .crs as a necessary safeguard to their'
eqfirfis pp was tok
lap” to me p lceI tail ion nDanburx
, land was rIeless iii n‘his‘p own re‘cOg-
hisdhoetolsn; iIi'r’ “I” re liudg e south
means a rifl e W sudh that the
. games “critics were forced. virtua‘iII
e tbé to rest
iy. to ma
. .
i
l 1
LI r ,-
whenever the .. .9
l
- "Hg?”rtioy'dt iA. tflslfiirtiand. New Haven:
Mutt IanldaIudl .i’.: W. S. Wilson
3 IuIrIbiIitIt. WiltIOI'l: .0"
Classification :Tu'nlory Agree to it .
nonchl oi
rsllmldl
r'tory’ hide stressed
Ind sitar November: I
the new Unltonn Bil ot udtns. om
43!”de by the interstate Commerce
til...» ‘tii
noiloyidsd 1n. the
allow .31: s. shipper about
t a new Uniform Bill otiindinsi and
shipping order. the. property will be
tr
3 two In prop/idea by the Common
All it. 416 Railroeids n in when
caicmoI, dot. is will the. i162
llbstion Ter- 3
address. no '
t 90s to mirrors to the clinch that on .
fishers pains .
ommiasion will uncharged the Mu ;
'fOthcisl
Ct not to subsoil incidenditioss ail ‘
buried at carrier's llsbility, lim- "
States and the several states- laser‘s.
HI they aboly. and the charge. will. be
ten per cent. higher than the regular
in she
The railroads bade givIen orders «In
the printing of an extraordinary large
number oi the new fox-ins. in order
that. a supply of these may be tumish.
ed. .to all shippers desiring 'them'iu
ample time. in order that the great-
est. possible uniformity shall prevail.
it has been prescribed that the new
the precise language of the sawmill‘
tract and conditions. and mustctin-
form to the requirements that yellow
consignments.
The Central Freight Association and
the. Trunk Line Association, compris-
ing the more important lines between
the Seaboard and the Mississippi.
north of- the ”Ohio have Joined in a
statement to the public. in part as fol-
lows.
ors yellow «and blue. waszauioptcd to
meet the unanimous belief that the
Wonder bill of hiding should be ofv a
distinctive character in order so far
as possible. to prevent fraudulent
changes being made after-the bill of
ladlng is issued. and it was urged by
both the shipping public and the’ bank
commercial transactions. it being rec-
ognized that a 'straight' bill of lsdlng
without .any distinctive features could
be fraudulently iiisnipulated- .
"it is the belief this' bill Minding.
the result of three ‘\6i\ of arduous
cats and the carriers. with the. benefit
ibsnking interests of the country, who
are vitally interested in the negotlap
‘billty of the bill of hiding has resulted
self to every shipper
'ily has been 1ccognlzcd throughout the
period during which the bill of tailing
ihas been under. consideration. and by
All the parties in lnteiest. It has been
urged by the shippers. the hangers
and the Interstate Commerce Coni-
mission." .'
4: .7 r M»
' sHOTb‘séhI'wiTH inns.“
Chsrgo ,Msdc. Against Robert .Knapp.
3 ~ - or Dsnbury
Co‘unty Game Warden Smith. oi
South Nbrwalk, went to Danbury. yes
terday morning and took Itoben D.
Knapp, 0t KingI sheet a strict luto
EllieIgally.
' It is alleged that on October 1, M1.
Knapp found a deer eating his trope
git with a rifle The statutcs givu per-
mission for the killing of a door un-
der such circumstances. but iuiuires
the slaying to be done with a idiot-+8
I.i,’llil.
County (lame Warden Smith said to
av that Mr Knapp admitted that he
iiied the. duel with a rifle. and that
die declared that he would do the same
thing as often as the necessity arose,
as he believed the .use. of as. shotgunI
u slaying such an animal was iinnem
.cssatily cruel
The matter was repdrtcd lo the fish
and game commissioners. and they In»
'stiucled the county waidsn to apply.
or a warrant for the arrest of Mr
”and to: film“? theftsstter tried
'ttidiiy.i one Warden "smith
gold that the hit delof Mr“; Ritalin
a relation to the wit-tiling of deer b'y
.Wllltius'. Huston;
raids-.10. lILL; .l. -W. Hal
(1.
Catlin, Charles E. Mailman. C. D
Idwin. '11. Stringhbin.1A. il‘:
wealthier: IYorlt; qlflmrsalw Eyeliner
tarsus. N. J.: Glomo- Baker West
.i hill; 'W E. Kuhn. Holding: 0. K.
.8»: Orange..N~ 1.: W. "A Woke
shuntidcemrti. EG- “Beardsley.
pit Wriabt 'Bmoklyn. Conn; R.
‘\ ‘a 1‘. l , : ..
l --—I ' '
.Mshsckomo-I--Phili A. McGovern.
L: D. Price..w. 8,; ouictteg Mum
film. 5. Function. YehknJaImss H
'esmb.nsrrs..\li.: assshirvisitchifim-
ton. “I; iNs‘IB . BnJMI. “maul“?
’ ass; W. 0. ms. Nowdtsveu' L. It.
Green. W $51?
Mccoaias
Philadelphia; lambs Aboru. Nanchang.
lac-w sud byothc laws ol.tho United ‘
Uniform Bill of Hiding must wltuin '
i
paper he used for "Order Notliy” ship- -
monts alld‘whlte paper for “Straight" I}.
"’l‘ he division Into two forms. one of ;
which is white and the other in cob .
3.0! advice from learned counsel and tho -.‘
iii a document which, as to its iorni. .II
(is so nearly perfect as to commend it) '
custody,‘ accusing him of it lling a tie-arm
on his lot n1 lu Kbig street. and that I
. “i l
. , NOTIL "ARRIVALS. ‘ ‘
. Clifford—Cubism J A. Merritt .1. A.
Drown. (Mil
.i Nether: Bin IL
iii-d. Mr and hires L. (I. Downs. “'1‘
1
list.
caught.
suit.
ipping bitch ‘I
lLKII
“The great importance or unifOrur ‘ II
AS! iIIII¢‘I\l V24"
blacksmith.
o i .
,0...” ..
' will ilil.
wait i 0%"
at)
HOUSE NbaNisaiNG GOOD
AT your. OWN PRICE
'Wc are
Dry Coeds NOtIOlIIS.
Fancy Goods,
at exaétly 1- 2 the regular price.
Remember SlATURDAY as the build
“a
KILLED bit Mil. Nab sLo
Knowiils. rein...
Whaiey. u deacon of the Iuclld Ave-
nue Baptist Church- of thl
struck and killed by J M
here testerda
struck Whaley in the face, with his; delegate to the Portsmouth peace con~
In (3mm; Whalcy' 8 ”Lead struck 'terence and is well'kuowu in the (ini-
0c.
the railroad track. death it
hour later.
The trouble arose over a law GsonuiANA,
Gi eene has
It. 1..
thingies Street ISOu‘tli Noni.
in its;
ll l Nils
Wit... *
ill» nil‘l'I
.IfluIv-I‘uu a
1- I. 5*.” \M, 'I‘J’
‘ 4' '1’",‘ .1111“.
“.L ' -I m I
l’ ‘ ' 1' l a
one 0 V ' ii 3
l!» 5‘». M. I'it‘ s -.H ”N t“ is. ' 3 II"
. ." 1 s ' QIII.II I
Once» 1 , -
1.1 allows.
we at »l . N,
'lfi.‘
I II II flyfi“ y I‘
II'showing" a big assortment oIi
W
{Io-p).
IH‘AII
donor‘bv .
1433...] H 81‘. PETERBBURG, Oct. 13.—-Iva'n
Shlpoff. Russian Minister of (loan
city, was :mcrcc waa married today to Mlle
the dauglitei of a noble
LIIGrIeene ai 'Kiopotovl,
Greenwiiussian family. ‘M. Shipoil? was a
llowlng an W States
not been
Our f s v GoithMcdal ‘lour only.
an a s “ Vsimsuii.
to:
it.
i’.1):"
zmirwm 'w ‘ k I
Llan.
ram -1
QUALITY VAU‘DEVILLE
KOPPE AND. K0 PE.
Juniors
SHARPl .AND ROBERTSON
MDERDSE AND ELMER
rasri'w's Kids ‘3
‘at 4: 30 p._
lions.
$1.
:1wa
.4 mi)
The Funny MDSNIIIG
filld Hli'l?
rill?
Autumnal Excu ion
‘l’prppph "the Pictures up "
Berkshire Hills to Pittsfield
At the season of the year
ultimatum foliage pressnts‘ilie tnos‘t
charming natural picti res
THURSDAY,OCTOI EIR15I - ~:'wnn 1
Special oxpiess train Ileayies Slum W53 LAWN“ SHANNON "i,
find. 7: 40:1. m.; Daricn. 7: 47a. m.; So. at“! -
Non-.wani s: 00s. m; Nuiwsl, 3: 05s a. Sumfllnc 06mm! 0? Naomi!
'.;iu Wilton. 81: 5 ii 111.. Bi mIchylllc, MW" -
,3 2'7 u. m Magnificent Equipment of Gemini: im. ..
Stopping to louve pnssciigcrs iii. 90"” “but" TIP'IWWO. ‘33,:
(heat Burrington. Leo and llcnnox. (Charles H- Small and Thomas IsiaIll, I
but» Pitts‘iield at 12.15. noon. l ManagerSL l .
Return special train Iieayes Pittsfieid
iii., stopping at aIIiove sta-
Round 'i'Irip Dare—From
and Daiien, $1. 25: item other stations,
Special Tickets good only on
do! 'i‘ialns and Date" .
on ion Tickets the number of
which will be strictly limited must be ~
purchased hetero entering 01+ cars or
r‘eghlar fare will be collected.
mic new \tORK. new Havisn A‘No
' xHAarsoao‘sAiLsoNo
-' PMW‘W
mews choruses
pincer-j- .1.
ii- 1"
i "I a
«limit ”Hit! Infill. ., L
.“./v;._,. 10¢
finowsfl mamas: 3
WEDNESDAY.QCT14 ,
The Reigning Comedy Success
MrsTe ~
hen the
,L
ONE NEAR iN LONDON. :1 '
ONIE YEIAR lN NEW YORK.
Prices. .250, 50¢. 75:. 01.00.
Fiflt I4 RIOIWI iII'II offherrii . ..a . . .i-‘im.
.1” *l.‘
tamior t?
it"
Home masons. '
sdrtmoav 0ch ‘1‘7.
MATINEE AND mom:
N01 yv, my, lak$;:00m¢dy Play 3
lII‘x i.
to be open
s. in, andhom
her
tIed at
'Itei'; J-A Mention Boston-.1 1...;
010 23$
CITY
AssessorS” Not on
“‘“l:.a
We. the undersigned heiibv 54v;
[.31 notice to all persons and COIN rations
liable to pay taxes. in the.»
0th Min Ir... that they use}
y law to the (“N to the uses sol-s, or
ither of .t
by of Nov nibér. 1.08; a Will an Oi
6111.101}
ncludlng October. 19. mils. .toian
‘cludlng November 2.1998.
W13; 32th 12:0(IE2300k
from;
9.1m; camsIIturdays from 7: 00
lathe. eve ping,
3. 1808.. from
“in” I "
RANKIJN A.
.1). WILLIAM HA FORD cry Methods" and "The lines some.
i:
rhetor'a
JI'I 3i 0011 iii W. ‘iwalk.
porn. colon}:- 10,1905.
A fibrin Ighdw (diths'i’copls
. YOU ROAR;
* {IOU SCHEME .
29;. “bulls 01‘5le Fun. ‘ 3 .
A S‘un' “rower-“tits Blots. ‘
BringthoWhotdi-‘amliy. .
anIeO It! Acuiduteswrb ‘06 ”13250
hvenin9.:....‘-.110c, 200,400 one. not:
ity of .
audited.
2d
rinted listwdated signed a sworn -
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