. slow . proposl
. Get Year 3% Wants
. Filled , at the
L B fillfé . Pliairmacy _
mm and Cideifllflflil” " . ihorpe’s shop.
Personal attention men to all
prescriptionwork. ‘ ’
lab will be easier for the contractor.
‘ ““‘it‘é'i’fw tub ,* friends in the Norwaiks and
BRIDGE simmer W
;, pAanm “thinner. South -. orwaik.
. .| Banner Bakery. Tel. 314-3.
Miss Esther Johnson. of Georgetown. ’ A
is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Aaronson, of 9 New street. em “953m“ "mi “9“an “ill did "Oi
view avenue, has gone, to Peeksliill tor Arthur Brown, The Rev, W. W.
and Newburgh, New York. for a short Gillies was on hand, and helped the
visit in- New York city. ; young men in pass a pleasant evening.
Colds Flwollsn, the well knoll/ll trol- ]‘ There is talk of getting up n foot-
ieyman, was back on the job renter bail team at this 9 d of the town to
day for the first time ill several days go down to the Site ‘s Soidlers' Home
on account or a particularly severe on Thanksgiving my and play a team}
ulcerated tooth. made up among the veterans. Among
frpe shell pile at the Rude] oyster the candidates being mentioned for the
opening plant on the Washington East Norwaik eleven are’Arthur Lin-’
street bridge appears to be gaining in will. John Shea. Fred Brown and hid.i
sille slowly hilt surely, despite the pro Tobey. Charley Lacrotx has aino been
tests against it, mentioned bill be fears his seat will
This morning developed the heaviest. interfere.
frost of the season. Everywhere for \,Mr. and Mrs. Richard Singewald
a long time after sunrise there was a ir.‘v»\durlns the past few diiys celebra-
ooverlnx of white which appeared al~ ted (heir tenth wedding anniversary.
most like it light fall of snow. One of the features was an Evening
. The, Connecticut Company sent a gathering of friends to the number of
flat car over to the Washington street about 25' “‘9 happy couple were
bridge yesterday and tile remnants of showered with congratulations and
the repair work was cleared up and “'9” “"3"“ formally returns 0" “‘9
carted away. . it is not expected that wedding “""WWSNY- There “'33 ah
the bridge will be torn up much more so music and refreshments. Mr. and
this winter. Mrs. Siagewald were presented with a
number of gifts. »
Morton Knapp, the rlsln young ,
pharmacist, went to Darleng Sunday A number 0‘ we“ “MW" Eli“ M“
and called on his old friends, Zahn walk people have been subpoenaed to
and Drlscoil, who recently moved into “"99“" '“ Bridge-"0“ today m teal“'3'
anew store. Morton offered the opin- in the appeal of James haydeu from
ion that there is now some class to his the decision of the county commission-
i’ricnds‘ Fetablishment. frs l‘eilliana\hln;hh license for his|sn-
, , cotton is 'a listen street. rli ge.
W33;ffigiaggzuhfigrgfifimzwifig; Anion 'the number under subpoenas
while this morning furnished e heav- 3‘2; Jr. lfige'finfimfi 3': [firnfig‘hm'
lest frost of the season, the do would E i, .Smlthgillrnesl g’roelichner lies:
be a line one and that the mercury in ' ' ‘ ' '
lie Gamble, R. Joseiovsily, F. l.. Land-
:Eeutggrggggragge WW” ”5“ hlsh‘ quiet, Samuel Kelley, Mr. Hendricks.
, John Shea, and from South Norwaik.
it is hoped before the winter is over Oilicers John H. Smith, Frank Strat~
t0 have skating M the Country OWL ton alid John Toothlll. it is believed
“'9 plan ‘8 ‘0 ”0011 W“ 99011011 00' that the case will be fought. to the li-
cupled as atennis court. With the we» mil. Attorney John J, Walsh appears
ter ohiy a few inches deep.“ iii expeo~ for Mr. Layden. , Several years ago
ted that it will freeze over sulliclently the commissioners also declared
for the use of skates in a day or 30- against saloons on the bridge. It has
Contractor Leslie Gamble had been since been claimed by tile remon-
flguring somewhat on going in Akron. strants oi that time that these appeals
Ohio-this winter,as hedld last winter, went by default in that the remon-
to do some contracting work but be. strants failed to appear ill court.
has Warned hi3 departure. Mr. Doc Marshall states that whoever
._.....---....._._........~_...-..M...M... gave it out that he and Charles Field-
ing did not go on a long walking trip
1 « Sunday are entirely mistaken. Doc
l, says they hiked something like 25
. miles and really had quite all exciting
A M i Bea S i thine, one of the i‘iay's events being
m ul ' lsi i e severe frighten a; of a woman ac-
mwe m . , , y We cldenlally by Mr. Fielding. Don and
to Women Lacking in Energy Charley didn't start until afternoon
dV'i i'i , , and their first stop was Westport.
an ””1 They left the latter place for Weston
- about 430 and mad? alroundabout ton;
Thousands of women vainly at- sirikllg Cannon, lur butt street. an
tempt to improve their compiexlons Winnlpauk. As they were plodding
and to remove blackheads. crows' feet along in the dark they saw three wo~
and taller blemished through the “he men Just ahead of them, evidently en-
of cosmetics. This treatment falls be- route to church. A cut was following
cause the trouble lies far deeper than the trio ”“1 ““9 of the women, ”’1‘“
the skin. They are suffering from lm- was carrying a lantern, tried several
pure and impoverished “00¢ This times to drive the cat back. Messrs.
condition is in many uses due to a Fielding and Marshall kepttheir course
oatsrrhal condition of be whole ”a. and being faster walkers than the we
tem yhlch finds its expression in ssl- "'3" "0°" “"8“ iii) With "’9'“- 5“"
low. muddy complexion. darkclrcled ff" "‘9 Wm“ carrying ”‘9 “mm”
Gym, “he,“ weakness of the system. shooed the cut for the last time. she
and perhaps most Milli“? in the weep- discovered Mr. Fielding right along-
ins of mucous Membranes that is cotu- "99 0' ml"- This time, instead 0' ‘i
manly called catarrii. command to the out. she qmltted a
in (not this whole tendency in. pmp- shriek that must have aroused the
erly speaking. Qatari-h, punt.“ this neighborhood. Mr. Fielding, nicoiirsc,
catarrh, and the complexion will clear "5 9’07"“? "l ”is “901081“ ‘0? M“
u" n by music, 8’98 Wm brightgn' in; frightened "I. lady. Ind “12‘ [W0
faces become rosy and shoulders erect. Wfilkm‘“. 00M|illl0il on tile" “ilk
Perfect beauty goes Only Withxpei‘fect through “l9 dark.
health, and perfect health for women
can only be obtained through one nor. “A healthy man in I! Mill in MI 0W“
tain lreatmeat~that which will cure rlslll: an unhealthy man is an unhn or
“mph, slave. Burdock Blood Bitters holds
M, e. Swill, New York, the tumour no sound health—~keeps you well.
beliligy specialist known throughout ., ,.
the world m4.” accepted authority ,
on all relating thereto, states that the am
ott‘potltivrnldpimnauent relied for l
catarlh is Resell Macs-Tone. l-lcre iii
her letter:
made for nexsl Mucuv'l'one as a cure Grillin.
for systemic eaten-it. its tonic eifectl Olaf: Warnhwho has hem serious-
ly ll, now recuperatingaiceiy at
are remarkable. ‘ it, builds up the _
strength and reddish vitality. if wom- his borne in Rowsyton‘lvsnlis.‘ .
en Whalii‘OflI‘Gfl
in: in min iut *viiiiilt . will m? walk contractor ”will in tin had
or p ' on the
“Resell Moon-Tone they wil praise I! an attachinsnt f
l... tinsel-ell" t“ W" row “i “sir i“ '1‘" mi
_ .5, a ‘ ‘s sao‘ui'".
. . , ii: nominations!“ tumult-ill amid hf misadiiirv hiiis‘l’i
t , inlliood. Mi“ flint! boon i130 hm“ pen Satihuily. . . . ,. ,
gm Ida-41“! Wgwigl’fu‘muhfi; Clarence Freed will pivots d ..
Till! Hut V'W'Wl WM" “i” 81' dowsyton, Wednesday in till," r
ll. _ ' ,_ ills system width blood the m we 0“ . have it
{infidel "Mm“ ”mm "“‘ ” lit-Lilla”€‘li"ilili‘§wr.’ffli
3&3“ij , it h. We 1m live evenlngis’l
thstltox i all _ ,y
.‘iirrli. We, libel “W,“ ril- guild-its
umber hurl
widths .1 sumo er. naturally which ‘ msn 6“
id iii L fl dib‘ i . W ,_ .‘ :1
y iliilid ' ., ' .
til‘ out i
“ be me ‘ ‘
evening. a batting”
h: :l 7’
till .. . ‘ . .
Gambian!" probably not leave for
that state this the lira of March. .
The construction work at the Bene-
dict Farms liridge continues to be it
ion on account of the
interference: of the tides. After the
abutment which is now in the course
i construction is up a bit farther, the
Contractor H. V. Carr expects to be-
gin work in a few days onhis probes.
., as new carpenter shop in Seaview av«
elliie. A splle foundation will he made
by Jacob B. Raymond’s spiie’ driven,
which is now at work for the proposed
addition to Contractor Charles H. Ais-
Mrs. H. V. Carr and Miss lda 'l‘lche-
mar lefthtodayilnior Plttstleld, Muss"
, w are t ey w be guests for a couple
Chairs for out-mien“ of weeks of Mr. and Mrs. A‘lvali Long
Come in and wait the tilt. sire Mr. and Mrs. longstreet have
rineriy well known residents of
i wilsnner ill-cad is best. Send order.
The Young- Men’s Club of the East
venue Methodist Church had a so-
. have their regular instruction. This
Mrs. Charles H. Alsillrope, of Sea- was due to the absence of the instruc-
i
it r
A
, Mrs. Fred'sricli Milan. (if Brooklyn. is
my “quad y .iupm the claims a guest of Mr. and Mrs. 13. Arthur
"”1 down. im‘ Harry W. Mather. the South More
and a sealant soap t
hi, are is an uncalled for letter at
til .‘ arlen postolllce addressed to
John Varga. ~
Otto Miller, who is enlployed‘ at the
plant of the New Haven Clock Com-
p'aopy, spent Sunday at his home in Da-
r n. .
The New. alien Country club beat
Wee Burn i s team match at Wee
Burp, Saturday. The score was New
liavenu. ii Wee Burn, l.' . , i
The Demon Buslhcsii men's Assocl-f
“will. hold a special meeting an
evening for the liurpolie of elastic ‘i
delegates to the State Business Mou's‘
Association, to be held in Waterbury‘
on Oct. 22d.
Miss. Carrie Hoyt and Alex Sher
wood of Dorian, were married Satur-
pastor of the Darien Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood have already
gone to housekeeping in Darlen.
Chester Cantrell, one of Darien's
which he is putting in along the Hud-
son and in Long island. Mr .Ciinlreli
is employed by the Stamford National
Bank.
Jean Wells, of Nomton Heights, at»
tempted to board a westbound local
train at Noroton Heights, yesterday,
while the train was in motion. He
slipped and tell all the train and was
hurt painfully about the leg. He was
around todayi’bul he was still sore ill
body. '
Edgar Auclliacloss is building a
‘iarge garage on ills place at Burton.
The H. Wales Lines Co. has the con-
tract. it is said that the .garass.
when finished, will be the most com-i
.piete and one os-the largest. in this cent treatment-from any drug store
section. Mr. Aabinncioss bought Geo. v—anywhere in the world.
P. Brett's place a few years ago.
The date of the removal or the town h;,‘,. been” recent guests afih'hmhhmh
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Post.
clerk‘s odice to the town hall build»
ing has not yet been definitely lie-i
clded upon. Yesterday the seiectmca
discussed the subject at their mean
lug. bill there was so much other bush
nose on hand that this did not receive
as much attention as it otherwise‘
Would. The once is in niied ereniu- church realised $75 from their penny
to strips which they circulated some time
time ago.
ally to be located in the store from
which zahu and Driscoll, the bran
gisis, recently moved to Theodore Ans.
(en's bloclg. .
chimneys cry .
roll stunning.
, c A 31' o R l A
villas
Dr. Nolan has purchased an auto
runabout.
The new walk on on imperial aven-
ue has been completed.
The Misses Gampher entertained
relatives from Norwalk. Sunday.
Prayer meeting at the Methodist
church tomorrow evening at 7:45.
On the 27th of this month another
meeting of the grunge will be held. .
The Misses Lie D ' and McCaniey
spent Sunday at t ir home in Dan-
bury.
Morris Oberg, a former resident, is
spending several days ill town with
friends. .
Jessa Hayden has given up his lit»
slllon as conductor oil theiocal trol-
ley line.
Mrs. Florence Parker and son, now-
iand, are visiting relatives in New
York state.
' Another collection of books relating
to the household has been added to
the library.
Aaron Bennett and sites- Mrs. ilobr
ertsou. have been guests or friends
in. southputt. '
Mich Florence Hoyt. of Norwaik, was
a Sunday guest oi Mrs. Harry Helm ill
Rosevillo district.
Mr. and Mrs. clot-once Reaggleil on-
tertalncd friends from Port Chester
N. Y.. over Suhdsy.
GEOPIBHNNIII. of onipo. is soon to
leave town tonic liornia, where he
will spend the will .
Miss Jennie any has been engaged
as contrslto sinner, for the ensuing
year at Trinity church.
Miss Ruth Horton iii spending sev-
eral weeks with relatives on East
Main streethi-ldgeport. .
Seven applicants have applied tbr
a license to sell intoxicating liquors
including twu drugiitords,‘ ‘ ‘
Everett Beaks, ‘Crclis .lllsbwa .
stable at the Dan try Mr.
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5“” °l PW Ghanaian till" ll,
. . WON!“ Wilg Known '
To the ldiliioi'i" «“
”to; that incl~ .
' dimiagdry that swimsuit the com-
.. u .4 . m .,
recital of Shakespeare's " lot“ in 5 flag; 1mm: ‘
at n: _ 1 mil” Iiiil‘il’i‘l‘r‘v’i'ha in“ l t it” ‘
hgfi snag , . ' . ‘ ’fim’t to. , ,“
our italic" ll ° '1‘“ surround“ W'fll‘i I
. , I
did Pitt complete . driveway the lust
' can print this in ii prominent
. 1 i want to tell atthtltlltwomeii mu-
tant.“ .‘t‘iie sentinel and the men.
aloof} " W». ‘heldli’llf'
”:rm’ih’ddiilit “it“ that
I.
Home. t Bil cents
a no older autism that i look-
v myuuaur. Magnet knew all i
; ,i is instillitrtciisnhotuid
it... amidst illustrious; it it did:
so. lioflhstd new. but he will
titan to stream been anything;
i i to {clone not another lion
?
, loll mt out r women to
day evening by the Rev. G. B. Smith, ' or urinary disorder. or rheumatism.
popular baseball and basketball play- ; world. “MC“ will 9‘9“ 3" WWW?“
era. is having two weeks’ vacation 4”"! prompt a 0"” as a fifty-cent
any druggls't can calmly.
ciiinati. lea, large and. responsible
of your confidence.
other moment with a lame back or
clogged. intuitive kidney: or bladder
. taking Pope's Diuretic. and in a few
days yo feel and know that your kid-
neys, ii er and urinary system are
healthy. clean and normal, and all
denser passed.
where they have. purchased a new
home.\ .
ing her son, Rev. Royal Raymond, at
Seattle, Wash, writes that she is hav-
ing a due time.
corner of Main street and Falrileld ilV‘
cups in Bridgeport {al.soou to resign
and return to Westport.
bars from the different churches in
town to witness the confirmation ser-
vices. Bishop Brewster confirmed a
class or 15.
assessors edit-e ill the town building.
from li) a. m. to i p. in. oi each day.
from Wednesday Oct. 20. to Monday.
November 1, 1909.
they all work overtime. -
purchased ii filing: ‘ of two year c d '
t
Mr. and the. Halo. at Mauphdsisr. f '
riot}: remarkable .
“shrill/alright; sir. ; urn Mid l .
mascara cities I‘ hour
Bscltaciic Va
order. Kiddo” Adi Fine Mist
Firiilhs Fm Dost:
la
The most liftectlve, and harmless
way to cute bpckacbe 'aad resu ate
cutoforder kidneys. unpaid bi dei-
trouble. is to take sekerai doses of
Papa's Diuretici .
You will distinctly gsgi that your
kidneys and urinary organs are bold
cleaned; healed and ivitailsed. and ad
the miserable symptoms. such as back»
ache. headache, nervousness. rheuman
swollen eyelids, irritability. sleepless-
aess or suppressed, painful or frequent
urination (especially at night) and
other distress. leaving after telling the
first few doses.
The moment you suspect any kidney
begin- taklng this harmless prepara-
tion as directed. with the knowledge
that there is no other medicine. at any
price, made anywhere else in the
treatment, of ,Pape's,’ Diuretic. which
Your physician, pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will tell you
that Pope. Thompson a Pepe. of bin
medicine concern, thoroughly worthy
u
Don’t bemlserabie. or. worried aa-
misery. All thisgoes after you start
Accept only Pope's Diuretic—Jilly-
.l. Fred Cannon, mother and sister
The ladies’ Aid of the Methodist
Mrs. Prank Raymond, who ls'vlsit.
irvlna Mills, trolley conductor at the
Trinity church was filled with diein-
The tax assessors will be at the
Gossip has a thoufililid tongues—wind
t
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For All House-Owners
This is the season for cleaning
up the promises. Belt) and tho
scrub brush for the house and
Rowland spent «
re Sunday
Sign! O! Eaitbil‘ menus.
Jerome Davis spent Sunday . with
friends: . on, Lyons“ Blaine.
Mentor Clarence
. ad from a few days .
Miss EddicE'White"has spent several
days with Mrs. Charles, Horn. .
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nichols. or
.Rldgedeid, spent over Sunday
niches and‘Your Obi-oi;
,rs has recovers
Mound his. Bollard Beers and _
lly have moved to their new home
coders Nichols and sister
are visiting their grandmother, in Mt.
lisnl‘ and dot-tin: veins, inflamed or K N Y '
Orlando Andrew: and iamliy spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. its All-
drews, la Watson.
Mrs. Rufus Gould will spend this
week with her daughter. Mrs. John
.Treadweii, in Newtown.
Miss Penneii has been engaged as
teacher in the Good Hill School and
Miss Mailed, at Valley Forge.
'rn’ Carpenter place in Good Hill,
e Collins farm in NOriieid have
been sold to out-of-town parties.
_ The special district meeting held in ‘
the Upper Parish school hence on Sat
llrday evening. was adjourned to No-
Mr. and Mrs. James Chamberlain
Will remain another Week as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Hewley Williams, before
returning to Brooklyn.
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if people with symptoms of kidney
or bladder trouble could realize their
danger they would without loss of
time continence taking Foley
This great reme
. the irregularities.
strengthens and builds up these orga
and there is danger of Bright‘s disease
‘ bei- serious disorder. [)0 not die-
d the early symptoms.
Pbarmny and F. H. Baxter.
TO sss‘ross LOST MEM.
oav
Kldnel‘
stops
the pain and .
ns ‘
Bridge
ELGlN, ill.. Oct.
are to move to New Haven this week, ”operation. for the restoration of a lost
memory is in be attempted on A. C.
Moore. an Alabama newspaper mun. Mabel Singlet: Father Told Paytolii
who was discoverer) yesterday wander ’Had Two WW“ at the same Th”.
lag around the streets of Eigluuinma GREENWICH, Conn, Oct 11.4.“:
dazed condition and unable to to s G 99 wl 0 . .‘ .
it is the theory of the doctors r 11 ch p lice yesterday went to
in charge of the case
19.——A surgical
be removed by surgery.
tilled by papers in his
ill
Diem
accustom»:
.gpilm orphana- .
, OTNARCOTIO.
“0*—
work. it is understood, on the case of.
M00” Archibald Payton. the thirty-five yearl
aphaesla is d“ *0 l1“ “‘1‘“? 3““ can old Sunday school superintendent. who‘
He “'93 “9‘“ is said to have left town last weeki
packets and with Mabel Single. 16 years old. The’
Mrs. J. A. Moore. 0’ 0“ PMk- a ”‘3‘ father of the girl, Charles Single. of‘
live, was notified.
East Port Chester. reported the casei
to the police because he learned that{
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‘ F. a. Lockwood
’ 81 Company
39 Wall Street
Your coupon properly} filled
out. get: you 3 Spark Plug free
the mite for the lawn are good.
but they doat' so is: enough.
You can clean dirt may. but
to make tile house, the ham.
stables and team right they
sharia be bunched up with
‘I l.
. We have evérythiilg for the
slntiug—L-lihlud. oil. mull.
annulus
Atlanticrhrewliiiw bail
rut (Abbas ‘ 7
DUTCH DOV PAINT!“ IRAND
We on junta. this Whine
Mill’s pa . “I
’9 if“?
80c til about ”I"
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Payton had once before gone away;
with a young girl and had married her.,
notwithstanding the fact that at the '
same time he had a wife and two child-
ren living in this town.
l
The Musical Talent of All Nations is
At Your Disposal if You
Own an Edison
. " Bill; be
. _ 1, its lug . .
. an. rum. Teie- I ategt
tors, rtc,, lnilsiled- .
[all you how and furnish all i ,
" ii the iodine this that the
to date gets the
will we» . '
lionessvolllasollcaioo.
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~ "disorientation.
A“ “millisecond ; ’ '
Fireside Phonograph
May W. Show You the New Fireside
Modll Retailing It
Add Explain New lay it In to Own
am 4.09: Talk it Over.
i. J. iiiiillli & Sill ill.
lanes wasmudrou crater,
court-l uonwilut.
— - W...— .4.
ixtures
, Designs
Of the Manufacturer
Concealed piping can bid
run in my old, house.
Work guaranteed. Prices
the hottest. Ptonlpt Its
mills. Estbnsm clim-
iuiiy"hirili|iied. Tel. or
pastt‘l will bring repre-
tentative.
“wTfiWEFATlEWéi’a Missmo. iiMMlGRATiON inseam-ca nit-f
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.,_ For liver.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—-Secretary
Nagie, on recommendation of the Com-
missioner of immigration. removed
from olhce Daniel D. Davies, immi-
grationvxiéspector in charge at Gilli
cage. action of the secretary was
based upon information which had
come to him that Mr. Davieshad made
overcharges in connection with meals
and attendance furnished to d‘ained
immigrants.
{Willi iv“ Ill'fl'iilbilbx‘
' Funeral Diminr
and Bahamian-1' ‘
ill North Main on. compartment
Residence, 0 Weshluu'unibt.
Telephone It allied, m
Telephone at noun, III.
1' R- CONNOR, My.
answer: AND OUlBINI UP Tundra '
amass: PER DAY AND UPWAim'
Supper or Table D'Ilote-Diililci.
6t08p.m.,50c‘ \
SUNDAY mullahs.- 7595‘ ..
Banquets a Specialty .
TEL. CALL Isa. ‘ ,‘
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80UTH NORWALK, CONN.‘ 8 ‘y
TRANSABTS A scalpel. “Hittite _
lineman ' '
capital surplus and W
”00,000.00 ' ' 4117.000.“
Bale Deposit lanes. ”and II m y
sowm ii. pneumonia, incl
JOHN H.‘ KNAPF. ill Vic-mm.
when; k H. some. m V
Pm. ,. , , .. ,
witrslo baptism... ell-tun
his???” ‘ ’
s. H. Mathew 'n so i W, v
John H. Kali: ' IWI film
Josiah I. m ill .miim liIsi-v
Christian I a J n . Li’llt
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