. Pier I East River, New York. (toot , -
”be Rind You [love Always nought}n and which has been
”my, use nor own;
.I all by the side oi the sounding sea
Whose billowa are lashing
shore;
And I hear the voice oi their Maker—-
the
' God.
in the deep and awful roar.
Day after day. and year by year
The surges come and go:
whitecups dance o'er
A e
“lining deep.
the.
{£0 year-II. signature 0‘ 1: Like drifting heaps of snow "
w elldmhseummulelmder blame- I
aonal supervision since its Infuney. ThI- moonlight streaks the crystal
Allow no one todecelve you .0 this.
|Au (‘eunteri‘o cits, battalions and “ Just-ae-gootl" are but
Experiments that- tritie with: and endanger the health of
infants and manna—Experience against Experiment.
“that is CASTORIA
durum-m is s harmless substitute the Castor Oil. Pare-
p-nvic1 Drops and Sooililu
.ontains neither Opium,
substance. .its
and alloys Fever
Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
or‘pltlne not other Narcotic
ols its guaranties. It destroys Worms
mess
It on Is Dian-tuna and Wind
Colic. It uiieves 'i‘eetlnng Troubles. cures Constipation
It'lii F‘Muonuy, it assimilates the Food, regulates the
particle. giving healthy and natural sleep.
'1‘ he Children's Panaceaw 'l‘llc Mother's Friend.
Slur-arch and
(tritium; CASTORI A “In“
Bears
the Signature of
waves,
And the stars shine dim and cold:
liut the sea heeds not the glimmering
The sea and the stars are old.
They are old as the years of ancient
time
They are twinhorn sons of the tin-
cient day,s .
And their destinies parallel run,
him, 0
And lII-I golden gates are widia:
' And floods of heavenly radiance gild
The deep sun's sounding tide.
in the soul!
1
lights, ‘
,Get Your Drug Waite
Filled st We
Bridge ,
“Pm and Old“;
Forecast Ira-obi a... a or
prescription work. - '
Cowxaad for up tW
banr. pnnifiA‘cY
.I. new gm
Anti the lull and the light are one; hold a monthly buslneea 910?“!!! next
lint lIush-- for the Sabbath day dawns "9 East Norwalk.
There‘s a song on the lip. and a song phia. has returned home after spend
V' leaned quicker and better.
the nu You 'Harelnays Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
" mus “III-V. W ”IOU "(It III I.“ IMI
i .
' O
fitter is the. poor that u‘nlkcth snip-
ly 3n the sidewalk than he that ridrth
like the wind in an automobile and is
haled helm-e the stern magistrate.
NORWALK
went abroad to study music.
tor a two weeks' voyage. he landed in
* France.
stood it for two days. and then booked
his passage on the same ship and re
turned to America.
As heaven‘s sweet ntinstrelsy
ls bleut with the lofty pearls of praise
That swell front the sounding sen l
’lhen clap your hands. ye rolling
Iioods,
And swell vour praises high;
Your notes shall thrill the souls oi
men ’
And echo through the sky.
FRED. W. KNAPP.
East Nor-walk.
A BAD MEMORY.
linrvcy Worthington Loomls 'oncc
BRAVE woMAN osowue.
Rushed Into Water to Save atop-son.
Who Also Lost Llie. I
MARiiiiElIORO. Aug. 31. ——liravely
rushing into the water of Marblehoro
South pond to save the life or her
stepson. who had tumbled from n
raft after posing for a picture. Mrs.
llsie Tnylor, wife of a-rural mail
lie was a young man. and when, ai-
he was very homesick. He
When he rang the bell at his home
' ' , . in Brooklyn. his sister opened the
. ' ° door. g carrier, lost her life into yuesterdsy i
' aVIngs Clety "'Why. 'Hdl‘vcy!" she exclaimed. and her step-son, Francis was also
“w "“ ‘“ ““"“"“""-’" drowned -Mrs Taylor was 25 years
INCORPORATED 1849. ”Oh.' he replied innocently, “i for ' ‘
. got my toothbrush."——From Success old andher step-son ll. Both bodies
DeposIts June 29, 1909, Mamlne- “drummed-
$3,707,107.48
George M. Holmes, Frost.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Fresh
Fred'k A. Illa, Seoy a. True.
Wail Papers
~lN mucus TO sun ALL
rocxsrsooss
A Complete Line of Crockery,
Glassware and 'llouseiur-
nishtng Goods, Etc.
English Elna China by the set or
Piece.
Square ijte Fruit Jars can be
Fruit will
closer. the Jars will look nicer
your shelves than the round green
teller: ‘ave the Light-
Window
Painters' Supp 0
Beat Mixed Peggy. .535 gallon
Painting and P‘spe‘r Hangmg.
L. H. , ecker
a7 WAeHIN ofiarsea'r.
.. sourI-I 'NSRWALK.
TIL. cos.
Edi; {0 order.
-5 .-._.._ -- _.. a-.._.-_..__u .,
Daily Late to N. Y
For Freight Only
r0a ind arter- These". January 1.
nos. Freight Propellers will leave
now street). e day. (escort
.I‘r It A n m. igbt received .
Ner'walhuptotnni. aadloatb
joy to 5:” Will,-
li‘orwaik Slumber! Go.
A n J- im e. c. He omen. »
ii Egan... W", ' GeneraI'AgenLI: ‘
-T ‘ ' a
_.,__.a.-__‘__—...... ._. ._., I
Ina-Inn II
, ll lI'-taut one; .
.- It" to use
fimbiointree‘. Street.
are“. eons.
‘ , New on Patents.
THE NEW SCIENCE
cause or the disease and the art of ad
~ lusting the same. Diseases are caused
back. Even if done in childhood It
chance to help you.
Neal Estate“ and
.~,.._-.._-av.. .....
WOULD-BE SUICIDEB WED.
Nl‘W YORK Aug ills-Frank \\'il
llamson and Florence L. Wood. of
llrooklyn Were married yesterday in a
Brooklyn hospital. where they are re-
covering from bullet wounds indicted.
in a suicide pact last. Wednesday
night. Their nearly aucceasiui at»
tempt at death brought the young cou-
pie to their senses and at the same
time won the consent of the girl‘s’
parents to their marriage and yes-
terday they resolved to live happily
ever afterwards. although each will be
blind in one eye.
Definition of Chiroprachc
Chiropractic il the science OI "I.
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
creates pinched nerves and. pain in
later life in the diiiereut organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmoniling the at!
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dia-
esses are given special attention; also
Curvature oi the Spine. You will
never regret giIIlng Chiropractic 0
It takes a pretty good boy to resist
the evil innuenco oi the modern col
ored Sunday supplement.
The high iiycr always looks cheap
at the final drop.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
'4 WASHINGTON 5T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
- -WVW _
A I... 56 u. ,
VELVET
RUGS
Rennrricngeuo
Now, $1.19
F. A. MITCHELL
cos. WALL A b I ark.
uoltWAL. £th2.
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This is the season for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the
scrub brush for the house and
the mine for the lawn are good.
but they dont' go ar enough.
You can clean irt away. but
to make the house. the barns.
stables and ioncea right they
shpuld be ireahened up with
:a at
We have e'verythlng for the
painting—iinaeed oil, tuna»
brushes and .
Atlantic Pare White Lead
' 11H! #AMOUbv
DUTCH IOY PAINTER BRAND
We cog“ aniline till! Whit-l
[Mule
See us “About your painting.
EEGO -
trendy tor the new moon.
Imeantime, they are puttingin
W
The Earl Norwalk sire rotten will
Monday
L. Harrington and family have mov-
ed irom Bridgeport to Cottage aven-
John Ready and Eddie Parks enjoy
0d a day's vacation yesterday and via.
lied in Bridgeport where In the even-
ing they attended the theatre.
Miss Mae White. of West Philadel-
ing several weeks pleasantly with Mrs.
Richard Reunion. oi Windeld street.
The many trieads of Miss Helen K.
Woodward are pleased to see her
pleasant taco the peat week. helpan
around the Jackson store and market.
Mrs. Thomas Reed Montgomery and
children have returned to Philadelphia
after a few weeks“ visit with the form-
er's sister. Mrs. Richard Housman. oi
Winfield street.
As the results of the heavy euuall
Sunday become better known there
are developed many additional ac
counts of narrow escapes from death
at the hands of the angry wind and
Wfliel‘.
'lhis evening's meeting oi the East
Norwslk Fire District Committee will
be the regular sendmouthly s'essibn 1
A number of mat rs in sdditidn to
the statue of the re Police are to
come up at this time.
Charles H. Decker. clerk for iii-ioni-
medleu Brothers, to enjoy igg a week' s
Iacatiou from his duties. art of this
time he expects to] spend on a trip
to Long island in is bolt. which he
had rebuilt tor the summer.
During the thunder shower oi Sun-
day afternoon. lightning strucit the res
idenoe of Edward Blunders. of the
Strawberry Hill Road. ripping oil a
quantity of shingles and doing consid-
erable damages in other respects.
Captain Charles D Tobey ahd Wil-
liam 'Eobey and severamnl'e oyster-
men have their sailboat ditrim and
in the
their
time clamoring oii ave Mile River
v_......'
The local oystermcn who intend to
o to work this tell on the natural
growth beds on Bridgeport will go
over about the 18th in order to get to
work just as soon as the law goes oil
020th. The outlook (or the year
old steel! is considered excellent
1. None Hitched has secured the
contract for the painting oi the two
new houses at the Holden island bro
perly now bol tinished, and is at
work on it. it s also reported that
the company will start one or two
more houses on the property shortly.
l-‘inch Brothers have been delegated
by the selectmen to do some hi ng
in at the thhlngton street hr!
The work It is understood will be
glh next week. It Is the lutenuop to
have a solid lilting tor the approaches
on both sides of the draw euventual-
ll'.
George Sprigue engineer at the
Crescent Laundry. in Iaaview news.
wae laid up at his borne yesterday.
but is able t6 3!! emu 4 Hilton;
not 19?. 1mm WWNNY‘ full 010'“
has caught a cold in his neck and this
1‘3““ work anything but pleasant (or
m
The basement under the Swedis'
Congregational Chg-ch at its new io-
cstton in Van dht street has con-
crete walls h'ch are nbw hearth
neurones of the church is being linpi-oo
ved b
sev'era ieet.
The bunch of youngsters who have'
been ahhoylng then!“ eater-at the
corner at Van zap Ii street and
Osborn av ‘nIi‘e seem to
croivd A elbrt to' catch “use it”;
failed so ‘ier but it I: believed my
If given sufficient rope they will bitch
themselves.
oooitii‘os. '
. 3691.? ‘
Ag; gypsum ay.
F. ELookweod
& C
39.?qu Street‘y
Your coupon properly tilled
out. .9“ you 3 Spark Plug tree
New own
Horace E Dean §I so.
es wALI. at. ”Emil-Er
I...
insurance
We have several decided bargalnal
In Income producing prbperty that
meat increase In vain. I'M the rapid
M at the ”In.
[was originally the. Aria“?!. building ~
believ f In erelo
, the "it...“ Aliyah-iii 9A6
tet- Codi 'y tantalum
:anhin igu‘V ,
out m
was sens maxi“ W
swim at?
i on bracing up the plant bulldlng‘
men P Youngs,
the get I; corset com
a In I o y
it ments for tbg‘equeotfol
contract for the I
to Contrsc or H
to begin t e cellar Worthy!
house will be oi oi troonts sud fill
contain many oonv Wes.
Tommy Brady.
Point conductanw _ lit-1110f“ O Q,
Tommy‘ s operation.“ I0, I
one but he'll! 1, ll. .
comic {table ll
some time he
EPA"... in :31: l'otgked after $35...
UCIIGL'
The renewing. oi the ties over at
Avfiuzcuogutge wanna“ In
Hill revam- In Interesting sight. l”Erna
id ties were badly rotted. which is
t con red strange. so it is und-
erst at new 0113sV have not been
put. one the Iron as built more
n, , I sip birth:
In
roulette wfiypvll‘y’r’ahr ‘as St. dhn
for some ti
ori laglly terdny to the eiiect that s well-
amt-I weretdraw'n W‘Edorae I7 ”firm Noroton man had lobbied
The shores about Benedict [nuns
and vigluityfremlrig'edot (or all the gem”
yestar ay 0 ,stor mes
gm?
la the surly daYsoi
whaling towns. The share!
ted with [floods and relatives trying
with naked eye or glance to get a
glimpse or the party oi thirteen who
gone to ion island Sunday on a
ach plum expo ltion in Fred Brown“ s
launch and had to stay all night on sc-
* count of the ccoeatricltles oi the mo
'tor.
The accusion was indeed one oi
the worst periods 0! suspense this end
or the town has had In quite a time.
The flannel clambake oi the iamll
has oi and Mrs. 8. I6. Naphey and
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Howard King took
place on the hum of (l. Howard King.
at Van Zandt street. last night. the
menu consisting of roast clams. baked
blue ilsh. steamed corn suiada, pies.
pudding. etc Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. S S. Naphey. A Henderson,
Willard Naphey. Miss Bessie Naphey'.
.. c “at” hulldinjfaf
atthe “corn”
min street audits
lop.
road avenue. Dare
beeodore Kneteu has arranged to
extensive changes about the,
: re in his block into which his
Driseoll are to move their dw-
a re One, of the improvements will
he a new front. with plate glass win
(I we Zahu sud Driscoll expect to on
cpy the place about the 15th.
There was a story around Barton
so at the tire which burned Wil-
lem Staffers‘ barn. Sunday aiterhoon.
sud tiia‘i he had died as a result This
as shown to have been nature
I! t. at the gentleman in question
lied not been near the tire. ,
. The thunder storm Sunday attor-
n' played havoc with the electric
it t and telephone, service In Darien.
'i‘e storm was at great intensity here,
being probebly the worst of the sum.
Iner. The only tire caused by liai-
alpg was that which destroyed Wil-
EE Binders“ bpro, it is believed that
not the ground been well wet
p this fire would have resulted in
more serious consequences, as the
sparks and burning brands went a
very considerable distance
The Dorian baseball team has had
quite a little shakeup during the past
week. Four of the Norwalk players
are now out, including Charles Hill.
Dick Cr .: Butch Connolly and
Charley Fr nd. A dispute arose over
ahernoon and the occasion proved a,
“it?”
g and David Albrecht the second. Among
completion. The whole general ap ”I”
the raising oi the structure >
“F rid
k or Darlen; Miss Lillie dill. their
0 popular Ore ry bee
"E? miii‘iiviei‘tlil‘li.
KLWIXI. 01 NE"?! B“! i Mi
Napbey and cousin. 0? lNew ”Enid?“
Dr. and Mrs. C. F. lioutweil. at South
Norwaik; key. and Mn. A ll.
well. of Stspney Conn . Mr. and Mrs.
(J. Howard King and Miss E Bosss.
#—
illiiilili.
Miss lola r. Stevens. or this place.
ateuographcr in the once at The Hour
Publishing Company, has been ill.
Hiss Theresa Farrell. of Hickory
Bind. entertained eight oi ha; young
lady friends at a luncheon turdsy
the laying oi first base. resulting
ll; in th uhskeupue‘ cloned.
Yo 2 men w to re‘vlousiywh
heplsce‘l sit the
Norwalkerseh who were out Saturday.
Chester Meeker. of Norwalk. however,
was on hand and pitched against the
Stamford team which ca up DINO“
was victorious by the score of 8 to 6.
Willi.
A new steam heating plant has been
installed in the residence oi Eli Wake-
man.
llenry Williams. at New Hamburg.
N. l'.. has visited his brother. John
Williams.
very pleasant one.
Captain Alva B. Tuthill. of Hickory
pit. who has been Occupying one of
eophlle Euphrat‘a buildings at Goa
tie \eulce. will move into his large
thfi Bluil. September 16.
when W. .l eat. who has occupied
it during the summer. returns to New
York.
Elliott and Chest Ward and llam-
ett Norton of H ckory Bluff. and
orge Cbsdderten. of Dorian, return-
ed last wezk W533.” gags” guitars
to Fairlie! an r ey a r n n 1w
pleasant tripe though the return voy- 0%? (:0: :‘vislt to an
age Friday was rough on account at Elisabeth. N
the high wind.
Mrs. G. B. Kell
The auxiliary y cbt "Galoper." d“. with Mr. an
formerly the ‘Di,'ih 0 South Norwalk. '0“ in Quinton].
and now owned biW W..H Lowereo
Mrs Frank Hawiey has returned
Wbltestone. L- l.. was In Wileou'a
0"“ a Sunday ‘1‘“. the "m" from a visit. with her brother, Lewia,
Downs. in Ridgeneld.
was on his My home irom a three
The Nordeid Aid Society will hold
weeka‘ cruise to Newport. it. i..
company with Mrs. Lowers.
their social this eysning at the rear.
deuce or J. M Lockwood »
eport, baa
. 1‘ her.
Allen and Vernon Gifiord xe b , e
irom a visit with New Yo atae
irlends.
Mrs. Charles White and Misc Carr"
White are guests of irlends in Honor
dale. Penn
Mrs. Thomas Merwiu' and Miss Alice
Mcrwin. oi Norwalk. have visited reia
tlves in town
3533335
"In
Kel-
hae spent.
Mrs. Ambe
Many applications ior membership In
the Viiage imrovsment Society have
hemecelved by the aecrbiary. A gen
er5, meeting was called for Wednes-
dnf evening, August Alb. but owing to
the storm that prevailed at that time.
the meet theid. One ob-
ject of that meeting was to not open
the applications for membership The
regular monthly meeting oi the execu-
live board will be held Wednesday
evening Betpember lat All members
of the society are urged to meet with
the board as the by-laws require a.
general meeting when new names are
brought up for membershlp. The Vil-
lage Impwlomem Society has already
been oi material beneilt in the neigh-
borhood and all cltilens ought to be
interested in the society' s weliore.
Mrs. G. W. Petersen and ddughter.
of Brooklyn, at present occupying the
bungalow called the "Jungle." tendon
ed a birthday. reception to Mrs. Fred-
erick Hamilton. oi Dariea. The pres»
cuts were numerous and handshme.
The evening was greatly enjoyed by
ell. Vocal selections were?! rendered by
BWYN
gins”; snulw golfienw or New York. and
Miss Anna Arndt. of Bri
been the guest for save
cousin. 'lllrs Loren Davis.
Miss Edith Bradley. who
spendin some time at Lake
mood. has. has returned home.
been
sigia-
Miss Mary Benton and ulnaY Fannie
Lawrence.- of South Salem. NY Mav
eat a week with Mrs. anderbilt'
"9F.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Faucher. at
Greenwich. and Mr. and Mrs. ..'esley
holler. oi Bridgeport were over
Inday guests of MI. and Mrs. S. B.
Faulher.
Mrs. Benjamin Warner, oi Dsnburyé
Is the guest of her sister Mrs. John
Horton. Mrs. Warner has also spent
a few da with her parents. Mr. and!
Mrs. W. Squires
soon To nourish uAss. ',
Phenomenon Tomorqey! Night Will be
Visible to the Nation l’ye'.
GENEVA. N Y.. Aug. 3]. wAa inter-
"ELK, eclipse oi More by the moo‘p
lbrscht. of Dorian. otter which
theA gtiests adjourned to the barn.
which” had been handmmely decorated
.13.! Brooklyn. There
yeltéigyfi. “my Q‘zl'iobk ”grow prise will occur on Wednesday evening, ac-
cording. to a bulletin issued hr grog.
William EL Brooks, at Smith 0mm.
story yesterday. The phenomenon
will last about an hour beginidn‘g in
the longitude oi Washington at 8: 42
' p. In and ending at 9: 39.
The eclipse will be visible to the
naked eye. but the use of g am“ ileld
fglsss. which w‘ill bring it clearly with-
in obsorvation, is advised by Profes-
3.!ng Mr. and lira. Fred
leni mat W gdtersonw wig
(laugh when: (idol-go Bro
or ”will ya; Iir. end Hrs. A. Callah-
er and daughter. of N York: ILA
I, New tater. ole.
mWBroqgklyn; iiF
uni-y Sulfur. David Albrecht. all
Dorian. MW mm other.»
(some IIIII lieltc when; “Hm“.
ed. rooms so! aVe . .. ,
oibeeb cured or new. clean osattm session. or was moi
’i'”.
NEW liAYliN. Ask 39.— he inner-
al 01 idles Justine ingeraoll, daugfier
oi the late Governor Clip'les it. mid:-
soli, who Illéd‘; last Friday at Jaiiaioa
Plhltis just outside oi Edition. vial ‘hdid
yesterday attornoon irom Trinity Em
Sildi iii”. ".EL‘WII ziifii’i.
o‘firmu st\ any. drug store..-
it...E NEWER”
Tiers fimfiggtw hi» “'9?
H Law or New “My? urn
naach, of this city. and door ag-
crash a cousin oiN ever. Tin r-
nient was in Grove Street Cemetery.
M‘
lifter; hiilk Miem‘tns an"d
lantern! erick. .
“WAYNE MEIR- MIHT.
téc
, film In giii
' is’ nun ex't MART-MB. Aug. ai.-TIs hotly oi
“Mama“: Bell. who mum:
px file“ at the police station-
visible throughout {Es United 9mg, -
' and. went. crashing ‘away m" it,“
President AW
surname
Wear
ssvmv. ups; Ah“ 31—me-
dent mt endorse Wt state
department utters Iy vim Deere
tsry Km and closed an exceptionally
Mar mar-Iron you: the WW
313:“;11330 fimgrlifim fin
”Miser. Wham:
mt em m 9‘ M“
be has one spud this summer on
Wepdbur'y Point. tone of he prettiest
locations on Be‘vei'iy Cove. The town
vs- uislrisl Inst
Among the a eats Ibade
min-m waa aim titti‘aeleottéa at
Henry Hoyt former Wetter general.
as counsellor or the state depdrtinent.
This is a, newly ousted allies and
Hopi-story Knox; expressed himseli as
WWI”)! that ’39, was about to secure
the services of llr. Hoyt to give the
new oihce a proper III II} truth the
very first The counsellor or so do
partment will deal with all the large
legal overhead which my amp and
vill bsvo arrow 9990mm! our
the negotiation of themes.
. Secretary Know also took. up with
the president. the ”WW; 0I the
W. is E‘s-too bums oi its Aim
mm Hi “we! as sidi-
“out wetsuit point-snide.
venue: to Kw
Montoya Steven. W. Jr.. .
mutant and Interpreter 0i , All
department While no inn; ‘
department has been deciti upoii as
yet it will all dtber to, 3;. Idiot.
oi Edward'l: Williams; Cpl B
consul renew at Tied, ‘i‘
wimment, to, Nth bmu ”a su-
nuanced several dye m, .
LOWELL; We”? ‘ I »
dent Mt W: Wk] .
when an Art. «lei. ti ‘
runs in moat-Ilse 9! an
u”automobile min which W 5’”
next Monday. The victim of the soot-
dent a Henry our. to rang”?
the iog neither m noi- on
see each othnr. ‘3" CW the Eld-
III. or the road. not mwmhfi!
war to turn. and as WW4”
was muck by the our MM“
several test. Hewfllfiflh”
hospital. where In “All Mum
Maison was subsequently M He
was brought to the police eddfi ’s'ss
chewed with supplier... W
not with and you held lam
a hearing September 10. , ,
._—.7-—-———d--—~
s'Aes'Ir rqusrean unfit“
Two Nerwalk Lads Have an [netting
clones In the W063i; .
mile 39%. Aria start ‘
lord young naturalists ,0; .
‘Wil t huptlug tor turtles ’
nines. venom They WM- ,
way, throw iiii'i‘” 1%.... . ..
'n‘ver hill girl is. pad thy-egg;
am spoithummt ..-
ofwaterlatheufldieotal 0,
tour: with, nits our
39511 JAM
rotten in new“? .1 ~.. an
nonsense they stole-
bghgheito whgre ripe i3”.
Mind; (Alli: NINA?
fully summit)!» oi the W hunt:
'ers close at head.
, A1103 s autos may: 5’ng
there was, thede 0m ..
him." Just at this than It We“!
got 9 Intro ego}, 91"! the «germ
began to root; s little ice-ml hill to"?!
were pm for trout hope- one a”
rot. and more appreheaeivs W
the boys. as filled with iiiofioi‘idd ‘12“
"Ire stool . New goo
tons urethra mm
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