FRIDAY. MAY 7. 1909‘
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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PKG! FIVE ‘
Get a Piano Certificate with :1
every purchase. it. will cost ..
you nothing. "
"11'. A. LANE
Confectionery
and Pastry
51 Washington Street.
lflii NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwaik and vicinity:
l-‘air tonight and Saturday. Local
showers and thunderstorms havt1 oc-
curred during ttie past 24 hours in the
Lake region and along the North AI-
lantic coast. Pleasant weather has
prevailed in other sections. The tcrn»
peratarc is high in the eastern sctw
lions, btit is low in the northwest. (‘on~ ,
ditioris favor for this vicinity genes
ally fair weather with lower tempera-
tnt'c.
Mrs. Edward Lockwood. who has
been ill at her home in Meadow srrect.
with blood poisoning, continues to im-
prove nicely
Thomas Dooiins .1 11 cll known South
Norwalk liuttei. has scc ured a position
with the 'I‘i'iinblc-(‘lcss t‘oriipariy, at
Orange. N. .l. ..
-—l.atest in Caps. O'l'irieri.
Isaac Bentley. who was committed
to the Westport sanitarlum 1111 cntli
has returned to his home in Norwalk
v'ciy much impiov.cd
Mrs. Harry A. Vail returned home
last evening from a several days' vis-
it with relatives and friends in New
Jersey and Now York city.
A bright little daughter arrived :it
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Coleman
licnjamili, of ‘ ivy place, Sunday. May
‘2. Mother and child are getting along
nicely.
—~Gran. Sugar 19 lbs. $1. l1‘.ii.L. 6‘; Co.
Conrad Lentschey has resigned liis
pOsition as driver of the Crofut Av
Knapp Company‘s automobile. Last
owning a member of the shop crew
was doing the driving
liev. .i. ii Werner. rector of (tract-
(‘hnrch Noiwalk. attended it lecture
given by ltcv. Prank Lincoln liiitsscck.
of Potsdam. N. i'.. at St. John’s parish
hall. in Staiiit'ord, \\'cdiiesday evening.
The Hat 'l‘rimiiiers‘ Association hold
another highly enjoyable social yes—
terday afternoon at Music lltill. fol1
lowing their roll call. it is expected
that these socials will continue next
week.
~Umbrellas, Mourning li'ds. O'Brien
Eureka Lodge, Daughters of itebe~
kah, will initiate this evening. and is
expecting quite a delegation from the
new Rebekah lodge in New Canaan.
Following the work. refreshments will
he served.
The Hungarian Social Club will hold
a meeting, this evening. at Quittncr's
hall. in Railroad avenue. when arrange
ments will be tirade for a forthcoming
entertainment when a play will be
presented.
Tire Cannon Grange is ten years old
and last evening, at the monthly busi-
ness meeting, held a commerorative
exercise. A special service will lie
held at 3:30 Sunday afternoon, at St.
Matthew's church. in Wilton.
-—~Canes. Canes. O‘Brien.
A small fire broke out last evening.
in the residence of William H. Britten
worth, in Vi'innipank. shortly after 9
o‘clock. caused by a defective. chimney
fine. The firemen responded. and soon
lind the fire under control with the.
use. oi' a small hand chemical. .\'o dairi-
age done done to amount to anything.
At the. meeting of South Norwalk
(,‘onclaie. I. 0. li.. \\'cdnesday even»
lug. Frank l". Huntington and Charles
Wilson were appointed a committee
to go into the matter of the formation
of" a degree team. Frank N, l1‘crris
has been selected as delegate of the.
local lodge to the Supreme Council
session at Saratoga. June 8-11.
Dr. C. F. Iioutweil. the dentist. in-
tends to leave tomorrow evening on a
fishing trip to Litchlield county. He
expects to return \\'ednesday evening
of next week and will not he at all
surprised if his friends have the doors
to his office barricaded with barrels
labeled "Fish." when he gets back, asl
they have done on other occasions.
Thomas Brennan. who imagined him-
WE WRITE
3.? Tornado Insurance
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
T E L. 165-2.
:; 74 Washington Street, south Norwaik.
Acker, Merrall 81 Condit’s
Week - End Candies
29c
Baxter’s Drug Store
shoansou's
;. Launch Works
lioat Frames set up and ready to
plank.1
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
“OysterSheli Polnt,Norwalk
ROBERT R. MONROE
House Mover
Buildings raised and.niovcd. Heavy
machinery and steam boilers placed
in position. Experienced then sent to
all parts of the country. Work proiripl~
ly attended to, General contracting. i’.
(l. liox 73.1, South Noi'wrilk.
H otei Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
—_—_
Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates 32 per day and upwards.
Stock and General information Ticker.
Sunday Dinners, 750ts.
TEL. CALL 983.
The Norwaik Vacuum Cleaning
Co. .5 Wagon
does your cleaning in onetonrtli the
time and accomplishes better results
than by any other process. No need of
taking up carpets or removing the fur-
niture. or disturbing the. household.
Contracts made to clean residences.
churches. offices. lodge rooms. etc. Let
me estimate on your spring cleaning,
Reasonable prices. Trusted opera~
tors. Best service. Fibrine 477.
CHAS. II. DOWNES. Prop.
9 COURTLAND PLACE.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPO RATED 1849.
Deposits March 111. 1909.
33.655.424.37
George M.‘Hoimea, Preat.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Preat.
Fred'k A. Elia. Secy 1!. Treaa.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
D0_r__l0n H0u__s_e
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK.
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Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E.—O:Suliivan
PROPRIETOR.
csdrnnffltstm UNION.
Bert J. Brunatrup Chosen President
and J. Eagan Vice-President.
The Central Labor i'rrion elcctcd
ofiiccrs, last evening. at thc lycenm in
Washington street. making choir-«.1 of
the following:
President—Bert .i. iii'rinslrtip.
Vice-President—-.l11rcnii:1h Rattan,
Recording Secretarywlii rs. Faun i
Joyce.
Financial
sti'onr.
’l‘rcasnrer—S. i-i Dayton.
Sergeant at Arms —(insta\ Pitzcr,
'l‘i'tiste11s-—.ie1'i'y [1211111111. Edward Kel-
ly. Stephen Selby.
Finance Corninit.tce-—-}icnry Sclnci'.
Richard (iornilcy and iiichard (l. (lor-
mun.
Secretary~~0tto Lind-
self an agent ot' the society for the
prevention of cruelty to animals, got
all tangled up with himself in South
Norwaiir last night. He was seeing a.
phantom horse and that was what got
him in trouble. incidentally he had
drunk too much liquor, and this had
(‘tillrlilt'l'd him that there was a horse
which needed his assistance as a rep-
resentative of the society: Anyway
Captain of Police W. R. Pennington
cattle across Brennan. and seeing his;
condition, locked him up. .lndgo Tay
ior- fined lirennan $5 and costs this
morning. but suspended sentence for
half an hour. in order that the offen-
dcr might get out of town.
1 lb. Saturday Assorted
Chocolates, 25c
Stillson-Poweii Corporation.
Prescription Drugglafa
South Not-walk
Open Band-y-
it was toted to endorse a recent ac
tion of the Norwaik and Stamford Mu
alert! 1 iiion.
John (‘otiizlt-y. an ernployc of iioyt's
Nursery. New Canaan. went on a spree
yesterday. and as n conse’qnence was
locked up by Chief ot' Police limdiey.
llis case will come 11p iit 2 color k
this afternoon. . 1
BIC SALE OF
Sheet Music
SATURDAY ONLY
9c a Copy: 3 for 25c.’
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
10 North Main St. loath Norwaik
Agent for A. G. apalding'o
In. Bali and sporting Goods
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stcds you find in most stores
custom-made Suits you ever
14 South Main Street
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turcs. taupe. olive and smoke effects:
Spring Suits from $10 to $30.
BIC VALUE AT $18. 00
Here’s Quality for you at $i‘8—the sort of fine wor-
priced at $22—and as smart.
Iy styled and tailored as anybody's $20 to $25 Suits.
Beautiful black and white stripes-neat gray mix-
also blues and
blacks. iii shadow stripes and plain eii'ccts.
And the models—the smartest Suits shown in town
this season. without exception. and as fine fitting as any
saw. ‘
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Telephone Call 632-2
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always sold grain of high standard and full Wl’lldil and have maintain-
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49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
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BaSe Ball Geods
William P. Beers’
BOOKS AND STATIONERV.
6 SOUTH MAlN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
And All Other Kinds
TELEPHONE 108.
Hard! Shell Crabs
Roe and Buck Shad
of Fresh Fish, Clams.
Lobsters. Etc.
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
Small Accounts Invited
One Dollar Is Enough to Start a Savings Account in
M SillilH NURWAlK lRllSl Ci].
4% CompOund Interest Paid
lllllil ill Will Milli!
W \il S"1)llRl iii: to a. ill.—ll11;
opening dealings in slot ks t'ui'nislicri :1 .
reinai'kabie demonstration or sil'r'll ill:
in a Qiiriilicr ol‘ iiidustrinis and low
l'l'll't'fl railroad stocks. llniiiiirra sales!
of 11.7110 shares in Anirrl;:.u:1znti-d i'tlli':
pcr “t'l‘r' iiiarlc at Slip. and 51“.. 1' nn- 1
|1.1i‘t'il with 1111'. last 1114211. l 111.11l5
State s Htccl pfd. sc ling c .r 1'i\id1-nd of
13., 111' rt'lll._ rapidly 1eco\'i1:11.l l-‘i oil
that amount. \nntonda and \\'t's'ir ill:
Mar-1.11mi gained 2. Granby Mining :12. i
Vir'rziniti (‘uioiina Chemical i‘é. Anici
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Ohio 11... tiistliicrs‘ Securities 1.111.1-
.\incrican (‘nr. atioiial Lead. in air
t'i.pp11'. American Hide and l.11tlil1ci
pfd.. Si. Paul. Kansas (‘iii‘ Southern
and or't,'icrii Pacific largo1 fractions.
WALL S'l‘ILEE'i‘. ii a. 111.—-l‘rofit\
itl‘tliil, in llnit‘rd.Statcs Steel pfd. and
Anialraniated Copper had little cil‘cct'
on the general market. which showed
continued strength. The Well-known
railrdnd stocks have in good demand.
Trading was quiet at intervals. To-'
ward ii o'clock the grain carrier's be-
gan to cast off.
WALL STREET, Noon—Reading
was lifted a point, and Delaware and
Hudson rose 1%. but the greater at.-
tcntion was given to lndustrials. Vir-
ginia Carolina Chemical. the United
States Rubber stocks. American Mait-
ing pfd. and Federal Mining pfd. gain-
ed 240 3 points. iionds were tirm.
WALL bi‘itldE'l‘. i p. m.-'l‘he
strength 0! Reading, which reacted
153%. a rise of 214,. encouraged buying
all around and there was a further
substantial advance. in which the in-
dustrials continued most prominent.
“canoe and Hudson
'ist' to three points.
. DR. MAHER'S iLLNESS.
extended its
RE'
Members of South Norwaik Council,'
K. of C.. Extend Their Sympathy.
.1 very large and interesting meet-
ing of South Nor'walk Council. No.
2713:. Knights of Columbus. was held
last ”china. and the first degree was
'1 \eiirplith d in a fine and diriified man-
not by the ofilters R111. Father Cher-
nltzky.ti111 pastor of the Hungarian
t‘niholie parish. rec‘civcd the degree.
and tirade a 1111 v interesting address to
the numbers.
District iieputy (leoruc if. licarn. of
Greenwich. was present and also gave
an address. One member who 1'11cciv1
11.] a must cordial \\'t‘l(‘0lllt' was Patti
Schultzc. ol‘ Waterbury. who was for-
merly a resident or this city. He is
man recorder of Sheridan Council in
Waterbury 11nd when called upon to
speak. recalled many of the pleasant
incidents that occurred while associat-
ed with the St. Joseph‘s ’i‘. A. B. So-
cnety. anti whose members are now in
the K. of (l. society.
The committee. on the card party
and dance. to be given on next Friday
night, reported everything looking
bright form large crowd. "
The Daughtors of lsabella are to be
initiated into the mysteries of the or-
der on Sunday. in the rooms of the
council.
The illness of Rev. iir. Mnher was
discussed. as many of the brothers
did not know just how he was feel-
ing. and a committee. was appointed to
inquire and see If anything could be
done. in any way by the brothers to
help him in his illness.
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Mrs. 6. Ounce.
Mrs. .lennie t‘nneo, wife of" Giacomo
Calico, for many years a wcli known
Southorwalirlrnit dcnlcr. died last
night. abou1 10:30. “I the futility home.
93 Water street. Mrs. t‘nneo. who had
been very seriously ill for months, was
a highly 1'111spcttul (‘hristian w.oman
and the I)t' 1'1'1aicd family have the deep
sympathy of .1 wide ciicic ot‘ t'r.iends
She was on y. 111's ot' 1114c During Mrs
(‘uneos illness. she has i"-'1~Hi\cd the
most rare till 1111- (lit 1) attention inc ind
ing the si‘l'i‘itt's oi spcr-ialists, lint
without material bcnctil r'csnltirig.
’l‘iicrc til'u ict‘t sifsous. in addition to
the husband. the children ltiillg An~
tliony. Philip T. Attorney .iolrii .i..
George .I. and William ('lllll'tl. of South
Norwulk. and Louis (‘illlt'tL of Philadel-
plila. Funeral services will be held
Sunday afternoon at ‘3 o‘clock, from
St. Joseph‘s church. South Main street.
interment will follow in St. Mary’s
Cemetery. in Norwnik.
Joseph Driacoii.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Joseph lli'iscoll, of Westpoi't,
who died in HIV Noraalk Hospital,
yesterday. will be Ilt‘lil front the
Church of tlic Assumption, Westmirt.
Saturday morning at 9 o‘clock, and iii-
tcrriicrit wil be in the (‘atholic ("t-me.
tcry. in King sirccl. Mr. l'li'iscoli
leaves a wile. one sister and two
brothers. John and Frank D'iiscoll. to
mourn his loss.
Henry J. Rogers.
Henry J. ltoaers. a member of Com-
pany |. i'figiitccnth t‘ortrn'cticut \‘olun-
tccr Infantry. died at the Soldiers'
Home. Noi'oton. yesterday. at the age
of 7:. Funeral services will be held
in the Home chapel, and interment
will be in Spring (lrovc ('1-ritclcry.
Edward Gormam
The funeral of the late Edward (inr-
iiiait. of Elizabeth sir‘t't‘l, will llt' held
at :1 o"'1|o1k tomorrow morning from
St. Joseph" .1 1 htirc l1. with llllt 1'1111-111 t'-ol
lowing at N‘t Mun s (‘e1111111111'
NO BATH HOUSES ON COMPO
BEACH
The 111 lectmeri of the row 11 oi'\\t11~t
port in fire Sentintl lodin. give rio-
ticc to all owners of bath lions-is at
('onipo lie 11 I1 ililil they are noncstcd
to renioie the 11.111111 heroic May 20
and not lllir'l tlinn May '13. lnless
all are returned by ihcl latter date the
11111111 author-lifts will proceed with the
Work or cl-nrinc tlu beach.
DONLIN WILL REJiON NEW YORK
GIANTS.
Sl‘fll\.\.\'l‘ Wash. Mai 7~.\ii..c
Dorilin fornicrli raptnin or the .\'tw
iork (limits. announced today that
he would return to the \1111 Toll. tluli
at the 1nd of his present tl11atrit'al
eiiu11u11.11111111 it tho1 fans M) dt~1r1 d
Auction Sale
E. T BATES .......... AUCTIONEER
Will Sell at Public Auction on
May 11th. 1909, at 10A M.
At 011 Ridge, Barton. 1'. on.
Stokes Farm
ilOivSi. HOLD FilliNl’li lil‘ of all
kinds lnrue old fashioned \iiri'ors.
littistcads.Tui-l1~s. htc Also Horse, 9
years old. Carriage l'lous.ll.1y Cut-
tci's. (‘hick1ns i,add1rs and Farming
ittnsils of all do striptioirs
l’lt' older .\|l( H \l' l, Al ST l\
if stormy iii-xi fair day. ”r‘ltllllS cash.
Near
AUCTION
Will be sold at auction. on W ednes
day. May l:2tb. 2 o‘clock. p. 111.. the plot
of ground adjoining the Nor'walk Club.
Plot is no fee! fronting on Wall street,
11.1 no {not in depth This is an ideal
iotatlon for a tir.tclass Hotel which
is sorilv need‘ui in Norwalk.
For particulars criquir'c of
IRA COLE.
School Taxes
Union School District
The taxpayers of the South Norwalk
1 riioii School District arc licreby noti-
fied that the district tax of two mills
on the doll.11.lnid on the town assess-
ment list of 1908. at a meeting of the
district held on the nth day of June.
1908 at the Franklin school. will be
due and payable on the first day of
May.1909 .it which time i shall be
ready to receive some at Stillson- Pow-
eli' s drug store1 8'2 \\ ashington street.
Penalty at the rate of. 9 per cent. 11
war from May i will be. charged 011
and after iuaci . 1909.
A TOLLES.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
Union School Distiict.
Dated at South Nornulk. April 28
1909,1128 lpi
NOTICE
CITY TAXES
, The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwalit are hereby notified that the
city tax of eight (8) mills on the dol-
lar. laid on the assessment list of 1908.
by the lioard of Estimate and Taxa-
tion. will be. due and payable on the
first day of May. l909. at which time I
will receive the same at my office.
Room 3. United Bank Building. 97
Washington street. South Norvaik.
Penalty at the rate of nine (9) per
cent. a year from May 1. 1909, will be
charged on all bills remaining unpaid
after June 1. 1909.
WILLIAM S. WILCOX,
Collector of Taxes of the City of
South Norwalk.
South Norwalk, April 6,1909.
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The Cheaper the Goods
The Poorer the Value
11 There is a limit where Price and
Quality meet—and this is the limit
which. guides us in the selection ‘of
our goods. (I You should consider
that limit in selecting your SPRING
SUIT. (I Let us show youour goods.
Hatsiflothes, Furnishings, Shoes .
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Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone 165-5
South Norwalk .
A81P Pure Food Daily Bulletin
for Week Commencing
Monday, May 3rd
N0 Groceries Compare with the A&P’S
For Oualrty and Price They Are Unrivalled.
SPECIAL CUT PRICES
A&P Fancy Patent Flour.
24 i 2 lb Sack 90c
Tomatoes ‘\o .2 can .......... So
Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees
iiil Stamps with 1 lb. 70c Tt'ii.
Stamps with 1 lb.
Stamps with 1 lb.
:Stamps with 1 lb.
Stamps with 1 lb.
60c Tea.
50c Tca.
40c Tea.
35c Tea.
:10 Sinmps with 1 lb. 35:: Coffee.
2?: Stamps with 1 lb. 301: Coffee.
:30 Stamps with 1 lb. 25c Coffee.
10 Stamps with 1 lb. 20c Coffee.
20 Stamps with 1 hot. Extract.25¢
Extra Stamps with Groceries
10 Stamps with 1 package
Fluffy Ruffles Starch ....... 10
Stamps with 1 can A&P
Table Syrup ............... 10c
10 Stamps with .1 bottle Liquid
Blue ....................... inc
0
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10 Stamps with cakes At‘zP
Securing Soap. each ........ 5c
10 Stamps with 1 package E-C-
Corn ...................... 101:
l 10 Stamps .Witll 1 cart Sultana
....... ......206
: Stamps with 1 packageAdiP
Corn Starch . .............. 7::
Peaches
' Stamps with 1 package A&P
Pearl Tapioca . .......... 8c
Stamps with 1 package Sal-
eratus or Baking Soda 7c
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124 E. Washington Street. South Norwalk
Tel. N0. 909.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo—li. I). Garnnd. (‘aritori
Miller, it. L. Knapp.
lioston; E. M. Keelcr. Rochester; A.
A. Lamb, George D. Gould, D. A. Rris«
sell. M. (i. Holt. Whitney Lyson. (l, (l.
Phillips. 1’. (‘arruthers. it. .i.
lcn, William liond. ll. (‘.
\\iltendlnk. S.
kaft, New York;
town; (i. M. anston,
.S. Welch,
C. F. Johnson.
MacMui~
Doerscli. A.
H. ilillai'd. .\l. Kraiis
J. A. Huston. Middle-
l’a.:
V. .l. 0s?
P. .l.
Pittsburg.
liahway. N. .l.;
bani. E. S. ilecker. Hartford;
Riley. .lr., New Britain; J. A. Ring.
Philadelphia: C. .1. Handle, Norwalk;
II. E. Cahills, R. It. Hall. Gus Ross, (7.
Miller, E.
Haven; ’1‘.
C. Miller
Bard. liit.
New
M.
and wife.
\‘criion; I".
TELEPHONE 658—2.
Eggs! Eggs! Eggs!
Fresh Home Gathered
' Eggs, 28c doz.
Batter! Butter! Butter!
Fresh from the creamery. If you
find it difficult to find Butter to suit
you try our special fresh made
Creamery in tub or p'lnI. 35s and 38¢
per lb.
We have other Butter. 33c and 32::
per lo.
We are headquarters for the finest
Fruit and Vegetables -
Asparagus. Rhubarb. Radish. Det-
tuce. Water Cress, Spinach. Tomatoes.
Strawberries. Pineapples, Oranges.
Grape Fruit. etc.
Call and see our Saturday display
of Seasonablo Goods. \You will be our-
prised at our prices.
Church 8: Miller
Lamina. directed
' as war Wastiino'ron Witter.
Very Best Elgin Creamery I
Butter. 3 Pound, 32c l - . .
.lripaii Rice. :1 pound ........... 55. . .' . ‘. '
Evaporated I'caclics. a pound. .812. l’ai'loi' Matches. :1 box ......... 3C
Deliveries 8:30 I. m. and 2:30 p. m.
Free Delivery.
L. R. Hurlbutt, Wil-
liolcombe. Hartford; .l.
E. P. Fitz-
Rosenberg,
(‘larksom Bethel;
ton; H. W.
Saul. A. Reed, Mine. Laisne.
gei'ald.
lilair,
Jerome Samuel
city. . .
A regular on clove of Clinton Com»
mandery, Knights
held this evening.
Templar. will be
Bath
. This is to notify all Miners of:
houses at Compo ‘lieach.1.'fhat they “I9
requested to remove some from tho
beach by May 20 or not later tbab
May 25 1909. Owners complying with 1':-
this request will confer1 a' favor. 'i‘ho‘a
houses remaining on. said beach aft
May It: will be removed'hy the town. i.»
1.. P. WAKEIAN. .
N. H. 900L919; , '
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