Its. 000mm
00. Ouioltiy on
Int;
«Mutter eta. yield
is curativo prop-
t I - clonal applications of pos-
l quantities, will quickly
billing blackheads,
I Ill move and cure itch-
» 'nslisii’ homers etc. A
package has been adopt-
whd’ use potion for these
0100.! This. 00 well as the
Mbllhr Jar. iii 00' sale at
. . Pharmacy: I.Edw W. Kel-
pad ubiq- loading drug stores
L£1£gl3 l! of I m
in Whoa I Ipos 0
WM'
Ion-1,0,. i
g: Gilmorsencyia‘hors lyrics,
1‘ nty’dl’th Street, New York
a one (if the old stdri'es told Iii
flows of Travers. the New
mothering wit Mr. Ciews al-
alt; that the average Wall
oh la the moist. 'ht'mest of
maven-0'," said Mr. (ileivs. "Was
ited to be a guest of u. yuoht
he waters at Newport liar
covered with a beautirtil
Mr. Travers found that
He gated binnkly into the
. for it. time and then iuquir.ed
il‘WW-w where are the o- ccus
asis3 known. by every
Cadillac owner. then
it would be
~ imtho science ohm
a disease and thwart or on
saute. Diseases—aromas“
- twistI or outstrip the
zit: dons inIehiidhood it
. boned: nerves and. pain In
‘ the itinerant organs and
a. and health is
inn is your body.
A“ Rheumatl
(the spine. you .wtii
giving Chiropractic 0
3‘ nannies which are aggravated;
v. $100,000.00
i densities H.
remove QDO‘OMO 0f .
armonlstn; the .st .
x«”A-, . -.-... H...‘
““ Prol. John W. 50...... Wt... wn.
Was Granted Decree in Bridge-
I port. Last, Week
Pr.of John W. autumn, the» New
York ultimo. who- has a summer
,home in Redding. near Mark Twain“ s.
was married "I lianhui y. yesterdar to
1”Hitler; Edith F. Buigess, also of Red-
Jding. The marriage was
perforated
by Justice J. it. Booth, at his office.
Last Tuesday the farther wife of
the author was granted a divorce
from him by Judge it. J Curtis In
the superior court at Bridgeport The.
allegation of the wife, which has not
denied was that Prof. Stimson had de-
serted her for an a iity,
tha l. Norton, of Sale
Pa. bliss Norton,» who died recently.
was named as the co~rcspomleut in the
suit.
. . O
-——Doan's itemiets cure constipation.
intimate digestion and appetite and
easy. passage of the bowels. Ask your
b- d WE ill-l illfiiil. 25 cents a hog, ,
‘‘‘‘‘ YT I :07.” “n”-
-TRY OUR
he.
Baiomas..Frankiurters and $00
mazes .—.:’- all , made fresh, daily.
Moatsynd Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL
736 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445. 3. 3,;
”SUMMER
Furnished complete at short
notice. All kinds and
. styles of
Vacation .
. Furniture
Specially ”°w>”””.”””,”” .
F. A. MITCHELL
.COR. WALL AND HIOH ITB.,
NORWALK.CONN0 .
‘CItYNdii ‘ " alehk
scum nonwst, com.
“-0
inANoAc'ra a GENERAL BANKING
IUBI NIB I
Surplus and Profits
“tn-l
Soto Dopo0it 30x00. .3 and ’6 ptr year.
has». N. «nsruowoou. I300.
OHN u. KNAPP m vmrm.
riowsn, the Vino
3?" . .
war-nan soowsLL. Cashier
« . DIRECTORS
£3.10. Mathewson Henry saymatn-
John H. Knapp. Samuel .Gnnnman
3, Josiah a. 01min J.Miliiaoo Ilarvin
flirtation 9mm John H. Light
H. Rowan -. .
_.,
\
Hotel Mahackorno
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr. I/II‘
I...“- ‘ .I i
Iorvlco and Cul0lna Up to Data.
Rates 82 nor any and upwards.
~—0_'.
i . Stock and 3Goners| Information Ticker.
Sunday Dinners. 7500.
TEL. CALL ”I. .
INSURANCE
.til. .10.: . with.) m .2
no. more
airship ”kits
1. M. LAYTON 0000
mean svs. so. nonwnut.
(Inconroas'rao)
w l
Miss Mar- ‘
org, ”llt'kl-I Coul'
tone the stomach, stimulate the liver. 33
5. the same g'rdhnd
3 . toast.
that It is out
PROOF. Fl E P
the SUN. SALT WATE
not turn yellow. For OATS
and retain its color.
the defect and preserve the
i
I
all colors and for all purposes.
0
, .W. _..,
illi llill ninth on
till iii no
(Continued from First Page,
all sued because they agreed to recog-
nize the union at the end of the long
strife.
Sued for $25,000 Each.
it "was alleged that as members at
the Associated lint Manufacturers
they agreed to obey the laws of the
association lIut by promising to rec»
ognlze the union thcy broke the
ngl'oenit‘nt and thcreby stood to lose
the ”5000 bond each put up as a
guarantee of good faith. The Asso-
ciated ilnl Manufucturcrs sued (Inch
concern for 823,000 and lhIputy Sher
lfl Doolsn attached ihclr property in
tisnbury .
Aliens Excenive Attachments.
The present action is based on the
around that the attachmcnls are ex-
cessive and unjust and then- is no
reasonable ground for such heavy
damages. Attorney James '1‘. Hair
ln-Il, of Norwnlk. who represents the
Aauocinted llat Manufacture”. is ask-
wl to appear before Judge Hurpee in
the civil superior court and show
cause why such excessive attachments
should be filed. This hearing will he
held Friday morning before Judge Lu-
cien lI‘, lIurpee._
Fifteen Firms Affected.
'l‘hc. fifteen firms which brought
the uotiou are The lieltairo Hat (30..
The Bairti-liaticdt (30¢. 'l‘he Delhorey
list 00., The Hoyt‘Messenger Co. The
hue list 00., The flawed-Von Gal
Co, The A. A. Hodshon t.‘o., Simon a
Keane, 'l‘hc l’cix Hat t‘o., S. C. Holly
ll 0.0., The lianhury (70.. Edwin Show,
Corporation. ll. Manchlnn a (30.. s.
G. Hill (‘03 ‘
No Name Hat Mariano-luring Co.
May Move, Entire Plant to Philadel-
phia—(Dally Trade Rocortii.‘—~Foilow~
in; the example of the Goya. Hot 00.
lloston, and theorem it: Knapp (‘0.
South Norwalk. it Is Inmv said that
the No Name Hat. Manufacturing 00..
of Orange, N. .l., may more Its entire
plant from that place to Philadelphia.
in Orange. N. J., It has found condi—
tions obnoxious, to any the least. to
the running of an open shop. The
company has already begun the manuI
lecture of hats in a entail way In Phil.
ad‘eiyhia, and it is said to he only a
matter of time before its entire plant
will be moved to that citv.I Business
interests in Orange are said to be con-
siderably worried over the company's
removal. but it has been pointed out
that a community that permits the
rioting and outbreaks that have occur-
red in the Orange district can expect
nothing more.
‘A‘mrcmhcr of the No Name (‘0. is
coated as saying that the difficulty in
securing help in Orange is the sole
woman or the change of quarters. and
thpt, while it is too early to state with
lany‘dhgree 0f posittveness that the
mannincmreuof hilt? Mil he'lcntlroly
- Ist'onpéd‘ hs‘ for as Oranlrc is concern
Iod', undoubtedly the bulk 'of the cm
may '0 buslness will be done in Phila-
delphtt. . “it In only a matter or gci~
ting (Immaterial to Philadelphia and
our machinery set up." he is repel-tel
to have said;
The company will itrml'y scum to
its policy of the open shop and (if run
ning its business no it pleases without
the aid of labor unions It Is stated
The No Name not Manul’scturln
Co. is the third largest and one of the
oldest companies in Orange employing
nearly 400 hands when working "to
its mu alimony. .
no information an ine matter could
boi secured fit the company's New
York oflice. "3 ' "I
Aneclstéd' H33“ Mantifactirrcrs File
‘8qu Against Thr‘éa Former New York
Mimher0.—-nevesnngrrbu wanna-swat
from the Nation“ Innsooirdil‘m of For
Felt lint Mantifacturei-s of ree more
of in members; suifis‘iio recover :2...
Ipawwthei bonds given to the assoc-
ia ion were yesterday tiled in New
York by Milton Dammann, general
. counsel tor the association; agaihnt
Mutt: Bust-ranch. or it Sonny-Indra:
the Monks Hat Works. 12 Waverly
place and '73 Hudson street and the
Norwslk Hot 00.. 21 new chambers
Lure-ct; The actions are‘ brought on
00100000 10‘ imam.
amneiyfithat' the titlilIlMIll'ei‘ti have
via 0 their a cements“ With the as
s‘ociatlon to an by liaison. "I -' " -.
Edward A. Mllléi‘. Irbuiiilrtlr of the
f 01mm Hat Works; tutu yesterday that
ballad no idea why his company was
being 0.000
“why, we re liveip'ii ‘.t3o 33ail‘3 Ih'e 3m;
it ruled,“- rtl‘flfill Idtiéiai‘iid
«Slim ”fifths mile in rIrébfgnd‘
tall ‘40) e Notional Association “some
”time 010 but we are not“ tun“: the
choraisroa. ‘
Wh It mils: “shin en shrill
s Md: ”igutt‘teinn‘bcggo: has
any c nsg‘sn uswo r"
‘ in. 00mm said that he had ni-
formation in his possession which war-
I
actual wear.
€A§L3gg.m ”it“, 15303an innit aural-,9.
mow
0.5.0.. elem
at... noon TIMES L0 can can cm
Our WHITE paint is usrantood to STAY $000
0! a Novel}. X Will”)!
only retain its color, but the paint 213.130 lemma” warm
VOLTAX is RUST P O F and will
protect all metals. VOLTAX for METAL
LIGHTS..CORNICES. etc, will last
i vtnt corrosion. Where rust has set in.
ROOFS VOLTAX will prolong the life of the nutcrlal and ‘
render it waterproof. VOLTAX' II the only paint guaranteed“
to WATERPROOF CONCRETE. VOLTAX is furnished in
. FOR SALE ONLY BY
CHARLES E. DOW
m wnsmuc'rou spasm.
5 one alive to tell the tale.
Hutu?”
Hi
no for
“”0000 is
000'
. our“
or; on w W!
FOLTAX’ mu rémlzdy
For COMPOSITION
roof
son'ru 01012qu
muted the belief that conditions in
the Msxlm' in shop were not. as stated
but further than this he declined to
make any statement on the mailer.
trillion Illiiiiltilliil
um
(Continued from First Page.)
One of the graduates, Peter E. Far-
lllllil, of New York city, siistainedI a
compound tracture of the right leg,
tin-rilmb being broken above and be-
Iow the knot», and various other can-
tunlons about the body. and is now
at the Not-walk llonpltnl, where he is
renting an comfortably as could be or
pet-ted under the circumstances.
Fat-mun was occupying a rear seat.
and as the machine struck the culvert
he was thrown violently forward and
pitched heudt‘oremost to tile ground.
landing heavily on his side. The other
occupants of the our, none. of whom
was further injured titan being badly
shaken up, were: Bradford Ellsworth
owner of the machine, who was drir-
in; at the time of the accident; Henry
it. Mct‘uudlcsu. of l'lttsburg. and Wil-
liam 8. Fulton. of Waterbury.
'l‘he iniurcd man was lifted from
the position in which he had been
thrown. and made its comfortable as
poaslble, while doctors were burned
ly summoned. Dre. Walter Hitchcock.
Henry C. Sharer and Jean lhnnortler
were quickly on theI scene. and act
the tuiured member teuuiorarlly while
awaiting the arrival oithe anilmlsnco.
Mr. Ellsworth, in an interview with
n Sentinel mporter at the scene of
the accident, and stood“ the hospital.
said that the party was on route from
New York, coming upelvery slowly ow-
ing to some "door Itmublo with the
rcur axle. 'i‘hcyInrrlved in Norwnik
ohmit 4:10, and slowed at the No:-
walk Hotel for a short time, after
which they made the start for their
destination Mr. Ellsworth said thnt
he was not very familiar with this
part of the country, and instead of
turning Into Wentpart avenue to take.
the state mod, headed strpight up
Newtowu avenue. He had gone as far
at Gregory's store. and not noticing
any milestones, inquired of Mr. Greg-
ory the way to New Haven. Finding
that be him taken the wrong road he
immediately turned around and start-
ed. In the right direction. Everything
went along smoothly until the culvert
was encountered. Tite'mschlne struck
this and the force of the contact threw
Fnrnnm over on top of Ellsworth. who
was driving the car. With this heavy
burden on his shoulders. Ellsworth lost
control of the machine, and it started
to do all sorts of stunts on the road
narrowly escaping n telegraph pole,
and at the same time hurling Famum
out to the around with considerable
force. .
After the arrival of the ambulance,
Ellsworth left instructions with a deal
or In Norwsik. to whose garage the
disabled machine was taken. The ma-
chine Itself is a beauty, being a Losier
mar seated forty five horsepower and
built on the racing type. and as it
lays now will have to undergo exten‘
sive repairs before it will be of any
further use to the owner.
:At the time of the accident tolls
worth said that his car was not mak-
ing much over twenty-five miles an
hour. llad it been going faster, prob-
ably than: would onshore-been anv-
In the
speed named by ElisWorth, h state
moat is borne out by Mr. Fillow who
was drivinghthe team. saying that the'i
car hphroac ed him at a very moderate
rats of speed,
After seeing that their companion
had been taken care of preperly at the
hospital. the other occupants of the
machine departed for thelt homes
.‘ . wfiW—F. .
THE TARIFF ON HATS.
._,.....
Manufacturora ,Praiso Work of Con-
noctiout Senators.
Several congratulatory messages
have been sent from lids} city and oth- '
or hot manufacturingmulers to Unit
ed States Senators Morgan 6 Bulke-
ley and Frank B. Brapdegec. at Wash-
‘iiI,8ton because of their success in
obtaining the passage. in the senate of
thb house provisions for the tariff IID‘
on ‘11“th . learn to eat prudently
tl‘tt'c 100'an fy, Betnel and flouth Nor. Time“ ‘ If "’ ”‘ ”“” “i”
rift”; lifts“ 9“; r310 went to ””7”” W“ ,0...
n on n to ‘00 n to retest not M‘ t ’ .
thopsslage of the Nuts 0.3.“. b. A Win m. m '
e- rebate comml i032”; come the twat .~.
tlciitii ye“ Md}! ‘w “(a i a“ INHM “anaconda:
,uxetn ill Inert-errors; to mm are patt- ”I“ "'"i‘wmflm , - 3v
I‘or Payne cunt“, and; 00 It re- WWI ‘ ’* one. .3 “l;
infiltfi'd to, 'hnts ‘aud the into manufao‘ \r ‘3"°3“ {MICWYWFWIV ilu’ MI“
'Ihi‘l‘ThIs‘ny that ””9“" Billltele “(1‘ ment‘ii you are not 011%st m. ll
ilrrftttlegefiw nrltcd uhtirinxly in t o in-
,l?i‘€3!I3Itl of thermohsure. and that the
ow of'thw,p"r I'm/island of the house
bill. as announced on some”; was in
a great measure due to their efforts.
fiartmann
‘waik had not seen their-father
, Sheridan. three years old.
ll YEARS Iiillifl
n.
IChringn and John Gadmann Had
Not Seen or Heard lrom Parent
in “tidy-two Years
(iliristiun (inrlmanlilwnizht car in-
spector in South waaili. and John
(iartmunn, the harness .multer employ-
ed by M. .i. McNeraei. received word
this week from their uncle. Basics
a cigar manufacturer In
Plaitsville, Wisconsin. that their fath-
er had died in Bakersfield. California,
some works also
'izhere is quite an interesting ro
malice connected with the matter. as
the Gartnunn brothers in South Nor-
in
thirty-two years. and la- facl, never
knew of his whereabouts until the let-
tor from their uncle arrived. here.
Luaucls (Isrlmsnu. whofwas a native
”of Switycrinnd, left his home
there
when he was thirty-two years (i agc.
inst thirty-two years ago. and came to
Amcrtcn. He went west and for two
years endeavored to have his wife fol-
low him with their little, family. Mrs.
(inrtmann, however, objected to Ionw
lug her nativc country. and con-canon
deuce between the couple ceased. Al.
though Mm. (lartuumn would never
. come to America. the two bays. when
they bccamc ur ago, decided to do so.
Thi)’ made every ,effort to And their
father. but wvre unnuc‘cettsful. as Was
also the” uncle. who had located in
Wisconsin.
it appears from the letters received
from the uncle that he was reading a
California paper some wcckn ago, and
came across an item which told of the
death of Luzueis thirtmann in Bakers-
field. Sonic mrrcspondcuce followed
with the authorities there. and It was
found that the deceased was Basins
Gartmnnn‘n brother. He had first. on-
gaged in the express business, having
a truck and four horses. ills principal
business was moving pianos. and later
he took up thc business of piano tuli-
log, and continnod it for over twenty
ycnrs. bring industrious and saving.
and it in Iu-llcvcd he left a considerable
fortune. which will be distributed
ntnoug his children. as soon as the
accessory proof can be furnished. A
sister of the tinmuonn boys is employ
(Id in the government tclcxtuph ser-
tire in Switzerland. ‘
Childron Cry
FOB ELETCIIERTS "
c A s T o R IA
WATERBURY GIRL DRINKS CAR-
BOLIC ACID.
Harriet Schmidt 000K000 on. Carrion:
Ride-00t Out and Ended Har Life.
NEW HAVEN June 29. ~A girl giv-
in her name as Harriet Schmidt and
home as Waterbury, committed
suicide here yesterday by drinking:
carbollc acid. The girl was seen wan
(it-ring nmupd toast Rock by one at the
residuals in that chinity who took
her into her home later starting to
take her in a carriage to the United
Charities. Soon after entering the
carriage she asked mission to get
out a moment, went 'to therosr ot‘a
nearby house and drank “the acid. The
girl was about 25 years old with light
brown hair, and of medium height
W.
a
Everyone would be benefited by tsk
lug Foley‘ 3 Orino' Laxative for consti-
pation. stomach and liver trouble as
it swcetons’ the stomach and breath.
gently stimulates the liver and regu-
lates the bowels. and is much superior
to pills and ordinary laxatives. Bridge
Pharmacy-and F. Hummer. "
DYING FOLLOWING EATING ICE
CREA .
Semen Young Man tnduigod After
Playing Bali In Sun For flours.
SOMERS. June 29 ——With his right
side paralyzed and unable to‘ one
Joseph Mormlcr. aged 20. is dying I
his home here front the effects of eat-
ing ice cream after playing mil lb
the sun for several hours. Murmicr
played ball for three hours and then
ate two dishes of Ice.cream it after
which he became unruly}: ungqh .
regaining consciousness it as (fotmd'
that his right side was paralyzed and
that he was opal)
ing to attending” mphysiffis” ”there is ,
no chance of his rccov.ery
Wm.”
SEVERE STORM- IN MILFORD. .
I‘zltyv
Soverad anildings struck Jay Light
. nlnp. But Little Damage.
MlLlI‘ORl). June 29. ———'i‘he sdiercst
electrical storm of the season pailsed ,
along the shore late yesterday Sever ‘
all buildings were struck by lightning, ,
though little damage was (loop. in
Woodmont two cottages were struck
. with little damage. in Gullford a‘ barn
and two houses were struck and in
Pond Point the toast of a sail boat was
shattered .
0i..-.l~ iru I~
KILL3ED BV AN I0! WA030N.
THOMPSON Vll.l.lt‘., June 39.~—John
was run
over and killed wane me... n: the
street yesterday here} The medical
examiner is of the opinion that thaws-
hicle which caused death Wao- anv lee
wagon. Wards ltnecerkl, a folir. year
old girl was fatally burned while play-
ing about a bonilre.»
Fond Mother-fire be quite" fruit,
doctor. the poor girl has Momentary;
her heart out—"' Bnisqne 0d PM
clan-Ha! When will $0.39” on; Hoop
W...
almost invariablywflontr' s complrta curs.
'l‘wo slum “50010000: MM. U
I' t
tut pritc.
White
'l'owcls.
l'laiu 'l'hitt
Sugar and
A snow _v
Size II) x 40, worth l‘tc each
Sizc 22 x 42, worth 20c (‘at‘il
Sizc 22 x 45. worth 250 cnrli
Sizc 24 x 45. worth 35c (och
Sizc 25 x 53. worth 506 t'ilt‘ll
Lantllcsticks,
Mustard Spoons,
I lorecradhh
Bedroom Water Bottles, blown glass,
with lumlilcr. (omplctc,
tractive styles.
.i‘gmw.
m0-
Bridgeport Advertisements“
The D M WRead Co
Specials of. liiipiiiitince
38¢. a yard.
Figured Swiss, 1.000 )artls for
tires-res, 18c.
White Crossbar Lawn. 27 lllt has wide 9c.
Lcmral Settion,
Bath Towels
\vhitc mountain of lllt‘Ht‘
Bathing Suit Material
In gm). not} lilac.
flufi'y,
in Summer White Goods
White Linen. As w' are slightly overstocked in Lin— I
cues of the 504‘: quality uc shall dispose of 500 yards at a
This is the best 50c White Linen on the market. .1 good
chance to buy it aisliligs or (ircss material
India Litton. 45 inches wide, regular value 4°C at 30c.
White Persian Lawn. 45 iucsiu: wide, special at age.
waists and
lower fit rot.
absorbent
at $1.50 a doz.
at $2.25 a doz.
at.$2.75 a doz.
at $4.00 a doz.
at $5.50 doz.
I
Salt Water Flannel which in u (lclusivc term for it ‘is
.ill Ltillilll but a ptc‘ulini \vcavc which 'doc.» not cling or feel
Ile'ugrccahlt nhcn \ut
Isl/3c a yard.
and blilt k,
\\ ash Goods Section.
liiown Tumblers, bcst grade
B onlcrcd and F t.cht-(l 'lutulilers. ll patterns
\'\ hiskc} (i losses.
Colonial Cocktail Glasses.
Straight Champagne Glasses,
l'lain Lcnuntmlc Glasses.
Colonial 'l‘umlilcrs,
(Ill and Vinegar L'rncls.
licrrv anti Salad limvls
(ream Sets-
jars.
have chosen for our Special, this Week
.- . \rhflv
is “m
We have inst. recalled some new numbers of LADIES? GOWNB3 in at, .I
To call attention to these we
Lawn Sacques and Kimonos
litally to wcar, and very Ion priced, 5t) and 750.
.ittrattiu: colurings and well made
Bcitt'r qualities in while and tollirs. 7st and fill 00
Mammoth Sale of Glassware
Common 'l'ablc 'l‘umlilcrs
ln
6 for 100.
6 for soc.
6 for 05¢.
55¢ each.
6 for soc.
6 for 20¢.
6 for 15c.
6 for 30c.
10, 12 and 20¢ each.
20. 30 and 45c.
25 and 300.
10, :5. 25. 50 and 75c.
‘ 10m
25 and 356-
2 50.
On Sale immediately.
LADIES’ GDWNS
ilave marked down nearly all of our former stock to Bargain Prices.
Some sample numbers to very low figures.
I We Note a Few Specials
LADlES’ gowns tucks and rallies. ‘
LADIEB' GOWNS. tucks and embroidery
LAMBS GOWNB. tucks and embroidery ..... 4
LADIES‘ GOWNS, homatltch and rallies ..... . .590. Regular price 760
LADIES‘ GOWNS. emiiroldery and hematitch. .690. Regular price 31 00
SAMPLE GARfiEN’l‘S AT CREATE REDUCTIONS.
unexplai- price 3500.
.. . .. :40. Regular price 500
4..9¢. Regular price 690
, rosemayuus no. 1000‘ ,, .3.
m.
l
Stu“ lentil} TIMI m
; uhw conserves-Imus.
Certificates of incorporation have
been filed in the nice of he secré
levy of ten state as follows: , .
Chasé Woolen Company, of toning-
ltd—Capital stock, 350 000i begins busi-
nose with {15. 000; inocrpprators.
Charles D Chase of Danielson, Her-
bet-H} .c’hsse of Danielson, and .War-
Iron ‘:l3' Chase 0 Hartford.
Connect cut Land and invest
10 at Company of New‘“anen-Csdi-
stock: $25,000; begins business
with 01,000; lnoorporahortl. Michael J.
00060.8 Samuel Isrenltab “staf‘ strain:
a}; K.eefe all of New I-lqvgg
lumbers' pitnnrlord my!) Faun
“ ”M'Wahno. a 0: ”iii?
kill” ”””””'33” ‘WWML 3 ””3”“
aria. WL. Chevaliers“ ,
aw
.,
to bury:
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