star. t. Filled at the B dormancy Promnt'aud. ' ' t Iorvico at Parsonaltlttantlol given to all prescription work " Chair: for our trolley patron. Como In and wait for your our. names PHARMACY J. PARKER. hamper. ~ Get Yourbmg Wants. Roy Wood has secured a position as driver for the Crescent laundry, In Seoview avenue. Chris Nevhill has gone to Oyster . not ' a ‘ . ”I cough or mouthing. wit noun .9: atop ill Th m ll Cherry Portal-at is a re :otllcina aim in a . V. v—um... 1 completed and will “be an elaborate ORG. The Rev. C. .l. Anderson, the new pastor or the Swedish . Congregational Church, is expected to arrive in East Nor-walk today with his family, from his former home at Washington, do not. Mr. Anderson Is not unknown to the members of the local church. hav- ing been pastor here a number of years ago. The retiring pastor, the Dev. 0. J. Valdstrom. preached his farewell sermon in [dust Norwalk, Sunday ev- ening. He will go with his family to Proctor, Vermont. Mr. Vahistrom is making this change largely on account of the condition of Mrs. Vahlstrom's health. The cap which Sidney F. Word has presented to the East Norwalk Yacht Club, as a trophy for motorboat races. has arrived and is a beauty In every respect and one of which any yacht club and boat owner may well be proud. This can Is a gold lined sliver onc and stands more than a foot In height, it is to be awarded to the fastest power boat without allowance that holds it for three years. The can has been takcn over to South Norwalk and placed on exhibition In one of the windows of the Price clothing and Bay, bong Island, to my“. a position men's furnishings storc in Washing- on one of the Radcl oyster steamers. Miss Clara liedman. of Winiiclti street, has returned home from Spring- field, Mass, where she has bot-n spt-ud- tag tWo months with her sister. The Country Club Whist is in ses- sion this afternoon at the club. l'lans baVc. been mode for the continuance of these whist sessions all wintt-r at the club. Mr. and Mrs. William H. itlaric and t family are still occupying their East t the patrons and friends 'to visit the Marvin school on Wednesday and the ion sircel. 'l‘hc supervisor and teachers of tho Pitch and Marvin schools cxtcuti an invitation through these columns to the schools schools this week'v-the Fitch 'l‘nuratiaymanti ob- school on serve the daily class work. No depar- turt- from the usual routine work will be made. and visitors will be able. to see regular, every-tiny procedure. (iood work is being done anti lmrents need 0 know this and lo observe it and hereby be in It position to give cu» avcuuc residcncc and lmvt- have not (Pillll'ilKPllltlill to pupils and teachers. yet announced when. they will close it. for the wintcr, The Young Men's Association will i hold a business st‘ssitln as well as a practice this evening at thc gymna- sium, in the basement of the East Av- enue Methodist Church. , The newly organized liiblc class of the Advent Christian Church, which held its first meeting latzt. week, will meet this evening at the home of Mr. 1 and Mrs. Oscar Partrlck in East avcn- Visitors arc always \rclctnnc, but scents well, now anti thcn. to nann- a visiting tiny and make special effort the grades. visitors is expected. it. 0 get the people out. it is desirable that visitors get a general idea of the work, and they are, tbcrcl'orc. request» cd to visit as many rooms as possible liltl see something, of the work in all A large nttcudauct- of So well are tbc. members or the East Avcnuc Methodist Church pleased with their pastor, the Rev. W. w. (ill- "9- lion, that last evening they extended a A big three niastcd schooner loatlcti , with pulp has arrived in the harbor and this morning was towed to the dot-k of thc St. George Pulp and Paper y Company in Norwalk by the tin; Atl- the V. I Last night brought a rain, which the annual conference will Pastor t‘lilllcs came to East Norwulk call to hint to continue as pastor for mothcr ycar attcr next March, when be held. has not March from llrooklyn anti won a high plucc in thc lit‘lll‘lR of the number..- of the local church. ilc has steadily grown in popularity since ua~ running the dutics of pastor born. This thtmgh not of long duration, sprinkled call "or “"0”“... y...”- wufl “mum.“ to the roads sufficiently to lay the dust. ’l‘hc rcscrvoirs, however, are badly in need of rain still, which accounts for tho low supply of water. Last night saw a rapid lowarlna of thc contcnrt of the mercury Iubt- anti . by this morning the Weather remintlcd forcibly of thc aproach of wintcr. or- flcial wlntcr is still sonic tituc all being due six weeks from today. Fred Scam's new boast- In (love ur- cnut- will soon bc iluishctl anti rcntiy for ocupancy. The walls arc already up and tomorrow licm'y Mocilcr will begin wiring the building for tho cicc- tric light scrvit-c of tlic blast Norwalk Fire District. Jesse Ayers has rccently built a new runway at his St-uview nvcnuc yacht hospital, for the uccuinotlatitm ol’ the increasing number of craft tht-rc for the winter. Additional bouts houlcti out there include A. (l. lt‘cafhtu'stouc's launch Dorothy (1. anti llr. 'l‘urncr's outbout .Ionnnn and Mary. 'l‘hc Sunday school teachers of the East Art-mic Mcthotlist Church hold a titectiny,r last evening and made ar- rangements concerning the forthcom- ing suppcr, which will be bold on Wed nestiay evening of next track. ltluch tachcr was given a district from which to solicit food for thc suppcr. MaytIth-r Hook and Lutlticr (Your puny is talking up another bcncilt lacr- ft.)rntauco at Music ilull, South Nor» walk. The inuttcr was consltlctcti til the monthly meeting of tnc company, held last night at the truck house, in Van Zandt street. it was also arrang- ed to have a suppcr at the time of the ncxt. meeting, in iiccetnlntr. One can ditiutc for membership was rccclvotl last cvcnlntt. it is expected that a ticiegatlon of Epworth Lcanuera from this part of the town will go to Sanguiuck it‘riday Waiting for thc iii-monthly rally at tho lcnguen in this vicinity. The prlncl» pul address or the. evcninn will be made by the Rev. Fruit; Duuwoll Wai- icr pastor of the South Norwalk Mc- thodiitt Church. ‘Following the regular business, addresses, etc, there will be a social tinic. ’l‘hcrc la a very considerable rumb- ling of cmnplaint over Benedict harms way over the sidewalk proposed for the New Benedict Farms bridge. From appearances people of the vicinity have come to.thc concluaioa that the walk will he only about five feet in width as against naval) feet at least in residential sections. It it! not improb- able that the aoiecttnan will in. con» suited on the aubjact. There will he a , tibia celebration at tho Swedish Conventional Church in Van Zandt attractant: afternoon. when it to expected that tiara will ho a largli number of clergyman In at- Mr. quarterly church and attended by superintendent, the Rev. the ltcv. Dr. .1. it}. Adams, at Stamford. call to a pastor is not just equivalent Gillies at the second and third contort-nova, hold at the the district While a by 0 his rtunpointiuent to u chargc the bishop, llic latter usually follow.- thc rcqttcst of t'hlil‘chcs wucrc it is possiblc to do so cxpudit-utiy. ports prcsoatetl at last t-rming's con fcrcucc wt-rc way. “it: Tl" satisfactory in arm --\iost disfiguring akin eruptions. scrofula. piliiplcs, rnshca, etc.. are due to impnru blood. tt-rs is a cicanslng blood tonic. Makes you clcarecycd. Cli‘llr'bl‘fllllt'd, (“it'llr- Burdock iliooti lilt— skinned. avian. (‘aptuiu nntl Mrs. John l.‘llounnt~ tlieu. of this place. are visiting rcla- tires on lama island for a few days. The Womans' Auxiliary of (‘hrial t‘burch will int-ct, Thursday afternoon. with Mrs. William Show. 61 Osborn ith'lllll‘. ilobcrt Motrisou. who has been en- joying a two wcckn' vacation at his home in thuilipp slrcci, has rcnutned his dutics in Ncw York city. The llcliunt-t- Social t'lub held a busincss met-ting ycatcrday nftcrnoon and made nrranacmcnts for the fair to bo held in tin» ncar luturc. 'I‘hc ncwly tu'unulzcti Anii~tltuutlp us- socintion mot Friday afternoon at the home of one of iilt‘ officers. and after a business aviation laid plans for their campaign. A most cnioynblc limo wait spent. A social untlt-r tho aunpiccn of the (‘hristlun lcutlt-twur Society of the llaptlnt Church will be held tonight at the lunar or Mrs. .lcnnic Short-r. Pen- iioycr slrcci. ilirtun Sharron, employed in the South Norwalk other of the Norwalk tutti Now York Steamboat Company. wan taken suddenly Ill yesterday. and on the utlvlrc of his physician will n» tnaln at his home hora for a few days. 'l‘hc annual meeting of Rownylon liom- Company. No. i. was held last owning. when the following unicorn warn cloctcdr: li‘orctnnnmtleoruc Minor. First Assistant lt‘oremnno-Joitoph Taylor. second Aaliatiin-t. Foremanuoharioa Bowman. laccording; Secretary—William 0. t: ark. Assistant Recording Secretary—in Kizglns. \ Financial Secretaryulloward lllvory. 'l‘rcnnttrerwliarry El. Bryan. M..............,.... tontlancc Includinf clarimen from the Norwalka. On th I proposed occasion the rebuilt and enlarged church will. be rededlcated and the twentieth an- niversary of the church will be cclo tinted. The program In now heinn ‘! Trailer) for twa rearwwullm Grumman. Borer-l committee: were “minted, and the, report: of thee corn. chewed the o Mutation in he , ' candle lion. - no new not: rlu it. Mr , ..J'. it was voted to have basketball game: in the headquarters in Rowe!- ton aveaua._,duri,nx the winter mason. lllll lunar. There is an uncalled for letter at the Barton post office addressed to Alexander Wuerz. Frank Hindley. of Dorian, has re- cently returned home from spending a couple of weeks at Richmond, Vir- ginla. Christopher Olmsteod. of Chapel street, Norwolk, was a guest over Sat- urday and Sunday of Fred H. Smith. of Dorian. S. M. Allen. the druggist, Is In New York fur this afternoon and evening to attend the convention of the Ameri- can Drugglsts‘ Syndicate. of which he is a member. Mrs. Charles Van nine, who has been in a very serious condition fol- lowing an operation she ‘went through at tho Stamford Hospital last week, In now reported as slightly improved. it is reportctl that in a certain spot in Darlen. beer Ia being sold without the seller going through the formality of putting himself to the expense of procuring a license. The police oili- ciain have hcen making an lnvoatlnu~ tion, but tints l' r bare not been able to make a capture. There are scandal mongcrs in cvery town and Burton seems to have her share. The stories the gossippera nourish are naturally. it seams. of thc typc that or.» calculated to wreck repu- tations. ()nc cxccllent way to deal with tho scandal monitors would be to post their names on the sign' pout. alongside the town hall building. In this way the public at large could nunrtl itself from being contaminated by association. Kidneys Ending Lame Back and BIadPer Misery ‘ (labor-order kidneys act iina,.,an after a few doses of Papa‘s ltlurctlc. Pains ill the buck, sides or simply vanish. bladder is promptly overcome. ucy. bladder or urinary disorder, 0 at any price, cent treatment which any drugalst can supply. or and urinary system. largo and Accept only A law Doses Clean and Regulate the backache or bladder misery is relieved iolnti, Frequent. painful and uncontrollable urination due to a weak or' irritable The moment you suspect any ltitl~ fccl rheumatism (among. begin taking this harmless remedy, with the know- ledge that there Is no other medicine. made anywhere else in the world. which will effort so thor- ough and prompt a curc,.as a fifty- of Papa‘s Diuretic, This unusual preparation goes til- rcct to the outof-ordcr kidneys, blad- cleaning. healing and strengthening these or. guns and glands. and completes the care before you rcnlizc it. A few days‘ trcatuwnt. with Pope‘s Diurctic moans clcau. active, healthy kidneys. bladder and urinary organs~ and you fool flnc. Your physician. pharmacist. bunker or any incrcnntllc agency will tell you that l’apc. ’l‘hotnpaon d'r Pane, of (Tin- cinnotl, is a nictliclnc concern, thoroughly of your confidence. l’upc‘s Diuretic-Milly cont treatment w-from any drug storcw anywhere in the world. i'cspooaibic worthy Mrs. George Draw.- from a few days‘ visit a New Mrs. C. E. Patchen and Mrs. G. ifellogg have visited Stamford t vcu. c—u—m—t m in town. .. ....._ a er3. Charles Salmon has catcrlhin- 1‘ ‘ ~' w. , ., . e or sister, Mrs. Clark, from 'f ‘ Bridgeport. TM Kind You Have Always and Mrs. R. C. Williams. rington to attend r ence of Congregational Churches. of in Bristol, where they now reside. .4“... last weck of Mrs. Samuel Fancher. m Samuel Puncher and William 1 Common Pleas Court at nritlgcport. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fancflxr an littlc son. of (lrt-cnwlcb, spcnt Sunda at tho rcsldcucc of Samuel Puncher. Sidney Adams, of East. ilridgcpor and lir. iictzcl. of spent a low days with George Adams. has returned bonn- after a visit wit dict Mrs. Godfrey. The case of t‘ieorge ivan. arrested for tlcllvcrina liquor without a license in llarien. Saturday night. by (kmsta- blc John A. Finch. has been continued until Nort-iliher lhth before .iantlre Wililatn H. Willinott, Jr. lvan. it is stated. is employed by a Stamford iitptor dealer. and is simply the deliw cry man. 'l‘hc liquor selzcd by (‘onsta- blc Finch Included ten quart bottlcs of whiskey. sixteen pint. bottles of the some fluid and eleven dozen bottles of beer. The ilcv. ti. ll. Smith, pastor of tho llatlen Methodist Church. delivered a vcry interesting lecture on the subject of lndla Sunday evening at the church. Mr. Smith in very Well qualified to apt-alt on intiia. inasmuch as he spent a uumbcr of years there In Y. M. C. A. Work. Another feature of the Sunday evening ilttrvlt‘e at the church was the fine program of music rendered by the chorus choir. llicrclor R. M. Smith and tbc mctabcrc wcrt- congratulated by many people. F‘olcy‘s Honey and TM cures coughs quickly. strcimlht-lla the lungs and ex. ‘ pcls colds. (lot the genuine In a yel- low pnckagc. Bridge Pharmacy and F. H.\llaxter. " rattan. Mrs. Inuit-tn Home is ill. Mrs. l"l'l'ti (lrcgory Is on list. titc sick llohcrt Gregory apt-at Monday in Ncw York on buslnusa. Mrs. A. Sattuticrs and Mrs. R. (irrit- r‘t'itlny in Bridgeport. Mr. ilurr has sold his place on New- iown nvcnuc, to ottl of town pcoplc. tiry spclii Mrs. lA'sior tlrcgory. of ilrouklyn spent last week with rclallvos lict‘t» imatcr Adams, of Huckcnauck. N. .i.. is visiting: his nisicr. Mrs. N. W. Jones Minot Katie I.iiilnnt~r spout acvcrnl days last Wi‘l‘k with friends in Statu- ford. Mrs. Minnie (lreuory and Mrs. lion- ton KIN'lii Friday with friends in Not" walk. Howard Wclla, of Mt. Vernon, watt a Sunday “neat of his parent on New town Mcnuc. Mrs. lhtylon- Bunion, of llrooklyn. in vlsltltut her motbcr. Mrs. llt-tlicut. on (irumntau nvcnuc. Mr. tutti Mrs. David 'l‘inltlcr Sunday with, their daughtri‘. Hoyt, in New (Yunnan. ilpcul Mrs Mr. and MN. Joe lAttlntrcr nutcr- tainotl friends from New Haven anti Stamford ovcr Sunday. (,1. L. iltmton. formerly of this plncc. in sick at his home in Washington. D. (3.. with nervous proatrntlon. Mrs. David ihtlnpbcll in sick and un- ticr tin. tinctor'n cars with neuralgia at hcr home on 'l’olhtomc avenue. Mrs. Gt‘tii‘go lioutoh received it tcltn gram yesterday, calling her to the ”(‘4- able at a ulster. who is very iii in Perth Amboy, N. .I. She want this morning. ._ i... Mbut Catherine hittingcr, of thin place. and Duncan Wait. at Stamford. were married at to o‘clock today at. tit. Mitry‘l tilntrch. Aftcr a short wedding tour they will no to houaeltecping in Stamford. where their home is now their new home on Good Hill. a... a can 45 WALL 811, NORWALK. Real Estate and insurance in lnoomo producing“ proporty Miss Taylor, of Norwallt. has been the guest of Miss Louise Coley. Miss Alit'c Gulick has rcsuiuctl her school duties in llrookdalc. N. .i. Miss Harriet Adams. who has been ill for acvcrul weeks. is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fresnel are spending some time in Bridgeport. The (‘urpentcr family have moved to St Son, We have several decided bargains that moat Incruu In value wlth tho rapid growth of tho town. national Church to the Slate Sundo school com'cntltm. Flannncr. no rain of. or rela- Mra. Benjamin Warner, of Bethel, has spent a few days with relatives Mr. and Mrs. W. 15. Hurlbutt, of Rev. and Mrs. I). Most-n are in 'I‘or« the Slate Confor- Mr'. and Mrs. Frcd Kcarns. formerly this place. are building a new house Mrs. Orson Ottdcn and Mrs. Myra Wood. of New Canaan. were guests h‘itch are still doing jury duty in the Southport. iltli’t‘ Mrs. Edward’h‘vrccborn. of Boston. stator, .‘ilts. Vanderbilt (lodfrcy. Miss Alma Fitnton is now tho guest of Willi..- llanhs and Miss Anna Banks hil\l' bitch in Nttu' Harcn. this week, as dclt-‘aalcs from tho Norflclti Congre- lf you son a fault in othvrs, think of two of your own. and do not add a third one by your hasty ludgntcnt.-- B. "in Inc for over 30 yuan, gorlc, Drops and Soothing contains neither Opium. substance. anti alloys Foverialmeu. Colic. It relieves Teething " stoumch and Bowela, The Children, '8 d \. t. Beau tho it y M Experiments that. trifle with and endango ,Inihuts and Children—Experience again: What Is CASTORIA Castor-la is a. harmless onbotitute for Castor Oil. Paro- uud Flattilency. It assimilate! Bounty. 3 9.. 7.9 Ila-hurrah have» rheumatic twlnacs. debilitating head- Cannon. were Sunday guests of Mrs. noun—Iv film has been made under ache, nervousness. diaziucss, sleepless- Ephraim Fitch Donal supervision limb“! Inm‘ . nass. inflamed or swollen cyelids, _' o . “owl“, onetodeoeive “mafia“: wornout feeling and many other | ~ ' ‘ . mum!“ of clogged’ [WWW Mm,” 3132;“ mt] wiig'sitanii"..§i‘fi‘°ii‘ Mot Al Counter-felts. Imitation: anduJuat-amm a”. W l’ tho health M t Exnoflmam'. Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It Morphine nor other Narcotld Its age in its guarantee. It destroy. Worm! It our.» Diarrhoea and With! Troubles. cures Constipation the Food, regulates tho giving healthy and neutral 3300p. . Panacea-The Mother’s Friend. cauuma CASTORIA ALWAYS Signature of at an You 'Have Always Btu... . In Use For Over 30 Years. mm. mm to moan «an. hooligan.» , ”WM—IN.“ ., . .- ., ...... . ... DUSTO HOW MUCH more dcstlrabio your building can no made for we'll tell you how and furnish at materials. good paying tenants. IO WASHINGTON STREET. room nonwau. TIL. we. your icnnntn~~bw having Electric Lighting. bolls. Private Tole phonon, Annunciatora, rte, inllnlicdw Thin in the Electric A” and the Landlord who is up to data art- the The Reed at Vail: Electrical Co. Weight and Price, $5.00. FOR SALE BY It is 184-136 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. THE LEADING FEATURES OF THE iiillllll Cilil’il - Bliiiiiil Arc its Simplicity. Durability. Light till i. J. Aiilliillii it Still Bil. llou July 12. 1908. of thc St. bouts Re- public. that paper took an active part in thc formation of a century club of Anwrlcan nmvspnpcra. composed of weekly and daily journals that are one hundtctl years old or older. A booklet just published by the Republic des~ critics thp eightytwo papers that are tncmbcrs of the club. There are 56 dailies and 27 weekllea. 22 of which are published in New England. 38 in the Middle Atlantic states. nine in Ohio. one in ludiana. ll south of Mn- son and Dixon's line, and one. the Re- ptzlllit‘. west of the Mississippi. HAD THREE TEETH KNOOKED OUT. Julius Dokus, of lmttington avcnuc. onc of the youthful football enthusi- asts of South Norwaik. had three teeth knocked out Sunday in the game he- iwccn thc Ratios and the 'l‘lgcrs. Mr. Doltus was playing with the former team. and during a mixup he had his face injured. Some of his relatives art- now anxious to have the Sunday datum~ stopped. EVERY LADY'S DRESSlNO CHAM BER All Coupons FOR ll HEAD SPARK P liliS ARE REDIIMID IV r. E. Lockwood & Company 39 Wall Street A Timely Subunit For All Hom~0wnora This in the wow: than? up tho am it o Icl'llb bran for the honor and the who for tho lawn are . but they now [a far anon. You on all“ dirt aw . in! to make tho ham. tho Itahiel and mum rirht til should in malaria up it taint. We ban «mining tor the paintiuwltaoou oil, tam. bro-bu and tAtlantic Pure Whttr Lead Till Minot» DUTCH IO? PAINTII IWD “no on" ' one “If. analogue“ Mr painting. furnished. . lliiillli.’ Mrs. Mary Faalon. in tiw gut-at of her sister. in Bridgeport. i Mrtt. F. Stillman. of liridacpnrt. in spending a few days in town. ‘ ‘ 'l’iie fictional family have moved into cinnamon. , not floatation. was. Your coupon properly tilled out not: you a Spark Plug tron of charm. bc allow white, tine piece “Standard" Por cclaln Enameled lavatory. ilave’you wcr stopped to commit: how ticiightfuliy convenient it Wutllli be to laws but and cold running water should equipped with a dainty in your dressing chamber, niccp in; apartment or ilrat floor toilet room! its presence would afford you the highest degree of comfort. We will gladly quote you prices. Out chanlca, honest and reliable. HORACE R. NASH CORNII MAIN AND WE" 0TB. 91' mm... H... (it, . iliiiilliltntlit, \. mp.” a... m I “HE. A D OONI. IU‘V J ap-A-Lac , out: ' Win-WV M40 INBDIANGI. m ~ . worth- ' HAVI can filial. HM 'lhfl" PLMI 70R CHAS. E. DOW ”I ”A! ”a m. Paints. Crockery. Glmwarc. Houscinmiahing (lauds single plcct‘ or art. to t‘l‘lllt'. Columbia Graphaphonea Warrnntcd not lfit all ryllutler machines. Disc Records. Intlslc two attics. Ibo. Aluminum Ware Will bust a Lifetime. flutters. Frying Pans. etc. Contractor tor Painting and Paper Hanging ti wniiimmit ovum. flown dormant. TIL. MN. plumbers are strictly competent mo- \ » wail Papers imimrtctl lilac English China by ibc indestructible Cylinder Records, 33c. Double Window Shades Made to Order 'i‘cn itcltlcn. Sauce Pans, Double Q L. H. Decker 1T...._:—-“ M“... “mg—M. ...::I:-_,—_: . ...._—'-—-I=ga NEWSPAPER CENTURY CLUB. STEEL WORKERB’ WA - ST. LOUIS, Mo. Nov. 9.——i-‘ollowing STORED , 018 RE the publication of the centennial edi- ' BETHLEHEM. Pa., NOV. 9.-—-Th9 wages of several thousand employees of the Bethlehem Steel Company will b.- rcstored to the scale in vogue be- ' to... the 1907 depression. according to ~au announcement made by Charla! M. Schwah. president of the company. in gcncral the increase will amount to ten per cent. and will affect employea in the machine shops. foundries, bloat furnace department and labor depart- meal. “a“... Hotel Mal tackemo .l. a. cannon. Mgr. :aaawc: AND CUISINE UP TODAY! RATES 82 PER on AND unmio Supper or Table D‘flote‘l‘ 1 6 to 8 p. m.. 50c . SUNDAY masons. 75c tBanquets a Specialty l TEL. CALL no. ETicketsahwt—inth For Sale Via Clyde Line. Savannah Line and Old Domin- ion S. S. Co. J. M. LAYTON 81 C0 insurance antimReal Estate Agents a RAILROAD ava. to. norm Lit. v # on no 307134 mono. Funeral Um!” and Embolmor. 519 North Main It" loath mm . Maiden“, I Vino Ot- . . Telephone at ofliao. 88-8. ; Totwhm at halt-o. III. 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