Other iininna About the State
Hm Award in Proposition
AI a reitult of a heupte of iniher
warm meetings of the local trolley on
to last night and this morning. it was
‘. stated tuil'ai that the Norwalk Troi-
laymen have voted to accept. the wage
rate offered by the (3‘ necticut Come
Party in their last all to these men.
A two-thirds vote was needed on this
question, but at a late hour. it won de-
ctared that this vote had been secured.
in the articles presented by the com
pany pertaining to ,working conditions
there was. markedly split vote. which
was nrguedover.
(Continued on Seventh Page.)
-BIMOVAL NOTICE.
A. liairib. the welllr‘nown wholesale
llclllp and iron dealer. located for the
past is yearn on Raymond street. hail
removed his office to ’68 Water street.
South Norwatlt. All information can
be obtained at above address or
phone 450.
iiiiil till it [till
i iiiiiii iiiiiii
.ei:
it“
Bianca Barbary iur injuries
‘ Why
y
wind hits in... him to institute
auit agaluat’ the city of Danbury for
33 000 The papers in the case were
filed with the clerk of the superior
court today
Fractured lath Lana.
According to the allegations In the
complaint. it. appears that on the uteru-
lng of Feb. 25, 1000 Mr. Feeley was
walking along the Walt. street of the
Mailing tow,n wired the wind which
Was blowing a hit aims at the time.
dislodged it limb oil the decayed clump
of an old tree along the sidewalk The
limb hit him about the feet and legit.
fracturing the boned oi built legs and
aeiorely bruising him. in conse-
quence of the litiurie. he received he
was confined to bid homo let a long
time. and he. alone been. and
will be perm really disabled.
For all thia entitle the rut
pcrior court to :IWard him datu-
ages to the amount of 33.000.
W
.40 THI Laoila.
it will pay you lie bring your work.
old 0| new. to me. at my prieea are no
teaaoiiable thla aeilhiitl. tiring it met;
the trip will do you good this nice
weather and the wort: to euro to please
you. Fit guaranteed.
LOUIE GROSS. Tailor,
209 State 8L. .
Bridgeport. Conn.
Mill. WE ‘IIVEI
T0 EAGLE PLAYERS
Adetegntlou of about 25 membcrii
of Eagle Hook and Ladder and Engine
lompony, of Dorian. came up to South
Norwalii that evening to retelva the
cue the company won in the inter “com
pany pool tournament with the South
hierwalk Fire Police. The evening war
it very plenum one for the firemen
of both placed. The Ipeech accompany
in. the prmntation of the cue wan
made by Jacob aohaub. 11.. while
Chief lion“ 1". bloom of the liar»
ion fire department. Coca ted the one
in it opened: in behalf of t e comvauy.
nefmhmenia were pencil and anoth-
er feature of the orbiting era. a match
some of pool between Frank V. habit.
of nation. and Illta ‘ili‘. Mattie. of
tilt Norwitilt. which was won by Mr
annoy the score of 100 to till
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' ~AU¢TION IALI.
liiiurolioid .ooda. Mrs B. Boom a. l
Barvievr avenue, tiaturday. April 2.
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on. aeolian bran.
NEW HAVEN. April i..»l)r. I..i l’.
*toator, preaideulI or the iliate Timur“-
clitoris Unmmibh hit. died iiiiii morn-
mg. heath wait i}? to pneumonia and
till lowed a brief there. Footer
m. graduated or. Yale College in
2 113:9 and from no Medical school in
‘ wane ., . THAN”.
We deal» to ‘ ' the friends and
a 1 .; kinda... in our
mfi‘l‘flfiflfl
The tnorniiefa oi MKMIht Street
A. M. iii. Church. of which the luv.
3. ii. V Gunilla, Pit. “o. ii the aner~
wild and eitlcioi'it orator. held it. an-'
nual reunion hurt a lgiit in the Town
Aenembly Hall. promoting the humor-
one drama 'tidnoolu'a Proclamation."
and afterward. herring supper There
was a very large attendance, hint all
the pnrtlcipenta iii the affair acquitted
thctnneive moat creditably. The attain-
iook then are of the annual donation
party. which was for many yearn one
or iii.- ifeatui’ee or iii. church. The
drama began with the alugtnk by a
chorus from the company oi " at Old
Kentucky Home. " and clotted with the.
chemo “Hurrah, We Bri the debt
lee,” followed by a very. eeotiya pan
iriotic rho, white and blue tableau
There was an Abundance of fun in
the drama. and the following artiste
received many compliments on their
eoffrta:
taunt a beautiful attire irl
M an LllI (I’llark
Edward Cyr. owner of plantation..
. Geo. W. Carer
Dave. Laura's lover and illigitimate
brother to Edward. Edward Hall
Mammy, Fldward'a housekeeper“
Mn. William hither
Anna Lian. liaura'a rival Aunt Ma-
ria a Muirhtcr. .
MIISI Charleen Addinsl
Aunt Marla. Pete's wife
Mia. Gertrude Freeman
John, field hand 8. Hatch
Flora Bell. friend of Imura'a
hire. Grace Bronte
Rhotii'. mold to Room ............
Mien Inieln‘da Richardaon
Rose Thoniaa. inlaireaa of adjoining
plantation Mrs. Robert Wright
Pete, the plantation Wit.8amuel Reed
Minai sister to Relic . ......
Mina Grace Datcher
Uncle Mono, prophet of the planta
lion ............ .......Snlem Deli
Litilt iron to Pete ..............
Mantel Albert Springsteen
Bill Seniors. overseer of platita
tion .......... .. Janie. Fuller
The ntuoleale portion at the evening
were under the direction of Illa J la
Hepbourno. pianist. white the ataae
manger wad William Young.
bmenta were on aale by a
coaihilttoeof ladle. under the mortal!»
meat of Mrit. i showalt. preald
Mia. F. Hawley. vice-p
lor iimldent.
Thaw participating allowed carotid
training and the committee or male
tenement is to be congratulated for
giving the citizens of The Norwallta
such an excellent and captivating
play with all home talent. The Knight
Street A. M. E. Church. through Ita
committee. extends a vote of thank.
to all those who in any they. ahape or
form helped to matte the play such a
Metal and financial attcceaa. The com‘
tuition will meet at the church tonight
to make final report and the full re
ceipi will be given out later. It was
requested that this drama bt- retreated
but it haa been decided to give an-
gthet- entitled. "Thirty learn of Free-
om."
fiil’iiiii Hill" Willi
MISS [ill L iiill
Ceremony Patterned at the flea-
iiience oi the Bride'a Bla-
ter in How Yorlt
Mlhlll Ella Laura Hill. daughter oi
Eben Hill. treaaurer and general
nianamir of the Norwallt tron Works
Company, watt quietly but very prottiiy
married renter-day afternoon at 4
o’clock at the home of her .later, Mra.
Granville Whittleaey, at 180 Baal
Bixiy seventh Itreet, New York all). to
Captain Roger B. Fitch. United State.
army. The nuptial ltnot wan ticti by
the Rev George Dibw Egbert. iaaioi
of the Norvatlt Congraaationai c iirch
The bride who was iven away by her
father. wu attired n a gown of em
bwidcred not over white aiilt and in
keeping with the aimpiicity oi the nor
ride were no veil nor carried flowera.
The bride wait unattended, while one
of the groom I teliow ofilcer. aciod II
but than The bride haa made her
home in Ilaubury. though aha baa
Ipeot oonalderable time at bar father' I
hummer realdence, Pilot taland. in
Norwalli‘giarhor. anti baa many friogda
among 0 young .o’ca aty hot I
Norwalita and in Da 0‘ )1
Following the wedding ceremony
there no I reception and Which the
bride and groom a alioaoy-
mooii trip. The will Ilhltm the Natural
Bridge to Vir tit. and other late
of inter-eat. and will go «ante. ly to
Fort Leavenworth. when Captain
r‘itoli iI inltruetor in military art Ilium
the canoe line. ._ .
Among gal gueaie It the wedding“!
were Ira; Andrew; fire. Waiter
"mead, air. and lint. maul!
Hill. In,“ rd. floor L. Windward.
lie. and Ira. Albeit oaeiiian ‘aud in.
and turn. iioiraiid ti. Woodman. .
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Andi“.
page of tenth. the lit.
housemate. the.
shoulder amt: tic.-
Petticoat no...
gifildg t. ., .
I What Iberian“ I
illitiiili iiii iiiii
iii
connection Ion-mt Worry. Al‘-
thtiiipli lint Lamoly mauled
WAGHINGTON. Ant-ll l.--t)yatera
can no longer be fork-or,” the trade
term goes. "floated in braoltlah water"
~beiot-e they are offered for Cale. The
department or. agriculture nae ordered
that the practice must stop at once.
The order affect. all the outer trade
in the United States and iii of immune
importance to dealers.
Recently the department gave a
hearing to the oyater men who main
tainfl that the quality or the oyater
la improved by the hunting proceed
The department of agriculture, howev
er, holds that to deal an outer: after
ii in taken from it. bed. proridea
means for the oyster to take in con-
tamination from the water and otters
rialtti of typhoid. OyItermen from the
New Jersey bode came in an brunt“
ilon 200 ntrong to Washington a low
weenie into to protest omitted the or
der, claiming that its enforcement
would mean their min.
This onto. came as a aurptlhe at thin
time to the Icon oyater dealara. it we.
only a few daya ago that littering will
hold in South Narnia beibra the ataio
oyster commie-ion, largely on the aulr
tee! of deal! orator. and it we. not
expected the nartmcnt of agriculture
would give. a deciainn no anon ad line.
Juat a few hard. too Tantaill butt! 8
Becker receiv v
urgent to the
prob.bly be no “canon until
deal here. though”. the tonal dealera will
not be affected to the extent: of oyaieo
than in other parts of the country.
in South Norwallt. the shipping of owe
tan in the Chat! baa given way with
very few exception. to t I openim
product whicluare not dfial. Among
the local dealer. which it ship in
the Chen are Captain David B. Dmit-
er and the invade. oyster company.
There in no reaction in the mind
of Captain but 8. Becker that the
floated orator la the beat ureter. Can
tatn Decker said he had floated oyatent
alnco he waI a bot. though at protocol
ha doee not put them through thin pro
can a. he now had hia boats catch
the oyatera and turn them over to ahlp—
para at the docket It who Captain
Docker‘a opinion that they do not
know much about the oyater buatoela
at Waahlngton or the preeent atantl
would not be taken there regarding
the dealing oroeeaeo
The abatement in the Washington
deapatcli that the ruling against float
in. mean. ruin to certain nyatei deal
or. waa occupied by New Haven
grown iaat eight. although this parti-
cular ruling doo- not to any large ex
tent afloat grower In Connecticut.
Gradually the Connecticut lnduatry
has dropped lhhpiilg ahell onion and
it In only the onion In the Ihcli in
tended for abimnent that are "denied
in brachiati water."
r. .i. Man-onto. oi oi. naiiannio a
Son, of Fair Haven. Iaid hltt firm had
Itopped Ihtpping enter. in the shell
Cavern year. no The idea of “float
lug" them we. alarm to givt- them
ttourlabuient enough to loot until their
domination waa reached. it wae be
lieved that the oyatera got food from.
hracltiah water. which water was uatt
ally taken from a river where the Call
and iraah watera met. Pure unit
water did not answer the numeric an
the oyater dried up under it in out...
man! and reached the market in very
poor condition. With bracldah water
he orator Iiiatainod their well and
could be ahl pad a tuna diatntihe
Mr. Moll! id laid that the oyater
men at Great Booth Bay. Inn; Inland.
where the blue pointa are ting. and
tfihhaJat‘l‘l’ooltawag 0“"?! Morl‘riit “liar.
aw e . won t i an I
particular tlam-l"! mutton place.
"ram bloat. auditioned in the alien and
"Mr. MIMI amald that although the
condition of the orator- Iliipped with-
out “floating” would Iuifer. it did not
mean that with critter. here not good
They,“ were atmply dry and that their
I‘lliiiuradee The conauinar
mm never be educated to tempt
'iiootletttd‘wh alorii‘ are not
It! by thi
Titty haveIn thldldllr the
Mermaid treat “polio
and have drain lhatlha
ate ahi m WM
Woman".
i I teatime.
I r Ml of the‘Cltii
Interment. levied
Town or New
I it. by virtue of
_ to water tilted.
“3‘ in located in
‘ I canted the uaual
and other that.
convey. the 2*“6’ to it. oettrutuero
in Norm!
in New Canaan
do me the water
conditioned II do
City of Nor-
that Out tor commission»
lulheIaepei-tor ' ' I
iii a
or. made dillfithcir lot of that came
for the may" . New. Canaan.
which they dotted ae toilowa: “till
acres of land on Mich ia a dam."
They returned no or property new
cd by then: u
liable for Nation. ”“2
ilttt the adapt-hurl of the Town of
New Canaan i doubt otherwise. The!
damned the title and main: and
olpu within their mutation at It
000. the darn at 3.000 and the ii
aerate at W) per aC'hc or $2. 630
The City of Norwalk Water commie-
elooere went before. the New Canaan
board of relief with the claim that
none oi! the item from liable to taxa-
tion. But the board or relief were of
the name opinion at the board of aa-
IaIIorI and to cannot. That
in why the City of llorwallt tattoo thi-
apneai to the upperm- court
~rauov hormone, the PK.
tee . half been ht ionoioa'u.
{ PfilfiAwII 4pm 1.“pr
,antly . - _l_ ”A“! the car
.“WW’ ' city. . a one»
cum John Mitt hell, accompan-
ied by Dennis Iiayaa. fourth
vicoineaidnlt of the American Pottery
tion of Labor. went to New York to-
day. it ta hoped that in meeting of la-
ieor leadora may be thd‘lu that city
today and another effort. "ratio to
bring about a ociilenwnt.
it ia‘uuderarood the trader» of ‘hl'
oar atrlke inutabthai the Philadelphia
Rapid 1‘ranult(.'empauy mature the
nirikura to their old rupee. and while
the company to willing to mmploy all
of the alriitura. it in ltitown it will not
diaplaeo man outplayed xiucn the in»
ginning of the alriltc lit favor of any
of the old employer.
Five care were dyttnmitod in the
northern aeetitnt of the city during Iain,
niaht and early MI)‘. Windows were
unaltered. but no one was injured. The
company ha. altered . round of $500
for the arroat and conviction of ant
one placingoa ioaivcit on the incite.
Notwithatan ing the mllee depart
merit baa refund a permit for the
parade of women Irinpnthiaera of the
atriltera on Saturday. preparationa for
the. march are being made. it to pro
booed to utamh on Broad atreot from
the Philadelphia National imue Iiaitc
ball grenade to City Hall then down
Chestnut street to independence Hall.
The police are making preparation»
to atop the parade.
~ the cream and homemade cake
the. Saturday. M n. in. Wotnan‘a
Municipal League Real Room.
4 annual—IA - .....,_.
WOLTEI Hill!!!) "I L]
rm
innit in miner,
NEW YORK. April i.»~Albert W.
Welter pleaded not guilt» to an indict-
merit charging him with having niur
tiered dimmyaar‘old Ruth Wheeler.
today. after two motion: to throw out
the indictment had been made by hie
cotatiiel. and denied by Judge lint
noon. Welter Iran remanded to the
hotter. Aralatant Dietrint Attorney
habit lieu Iaya he will be ready to
no on with the pmeeution by April
1
The ten today reported that the!
had .3334 another .irlto towiilter‘a
eat, but are unable to find out What '
became or tum-Tho detective. giro
her name an ale Iehwarta.‘ and the
lit told to bare Called It Walton lint
an day. beibre dutih'iviieaior trait ltilb '
the name wa. not‘
. Hula. and the tire was aotm out.
nun... oi billion ii. Elliot
sinniy named Early trial
“Mill iillltl
Aim iilii iiiiiiili’i
Extinguisher. . and Small Garden
-, iloae finally Put Outline '
There wait an exciting time last eve-
ning about ‘1' o‘clock at the home or
steward H. Elliott, on Common lilll.
i when I fire broke out. in the walls of
the house. The family resorted to the
telephone and called for the tire boom
and were given the South Norwailt
fire department by the operator. This
we. not in the South Norwalli district.
honever. and finally Mr. Elliott got a
connection with (thief Buttery of the
Norwalli tire department. The chief
could not take the apparatus to the
house. I: it wan out of the city lini-
its, and an Air. Elliott cent in. auto
for the. chief He took Joaeiih Cahlil
with him and went to the hence in
the machine. The building is an old
fashioned airucturu which in the unit
thin. that saved it from deatruetion.
according to the opinion of Mr. llui
tery. The old heavy beam. permitted
but little draft to not at the lire. The
tire waa canard by an overheated pipe
of the hot air furnace. which not fire
to the woodwork near it and made a
titflicult tire to deal with. The Elliott
houae I. well equipped with extin-
mlahera and thence with the garden
head were used to put the fire out.
There wan little to do when the chief
got there. but he directed the 0.»ng
too
Of Mr. IN t'a men wad altercation“
with amolte. but recovered without
medical aaalatance.
The home
It albumen.“ that lie wanted it aar-
Id. at be cared aura about tit. 11th
than the whitey.
WI .
Iii. W'SI Elli
iiili iiiiliiiilfli
flow YorltEool Conlorence flat
Ready to Proceed With
the latter
MIDDLETOWN,A|1III 1* The New
York Ball Gonferencc went into our
cuitva aeaaton thin morning as was
voted yesterda. but the seamen looted
only twenty in nutea or no a. the bud
iuoas watt not ready that wait to have
been kind on Rev.i~‘ra11ci. T. Brown
of New Haven, whose going over to
the notational uiiutittry ban attracted
Io much attention was here title morn-
ing. but hia oaaa no. not tattoo up.
liev. Mr. Brown. who he a former
Mlddletowu canister Willi willing to
talk about the matter. He laid: "l‘hin
whole matter of my leaving the Metho-
dlIt Church baa been unduly magnified
by the prone. The nautindmtaadlng
grew out or a New llaven reporter.
mistake He hinted that i apolte Bun»
dlr. March 37. by aprclai partritaaiou
of lllIhop BMWflllir The word parents
aion war not need by too i did apeak
with a certain double authority. bttt it
‘wtie undermined by Bishop lirowator
who watt at at Paui‘tt in New Haven
If uday and celebrated the rite of pri
on e continuation there.
“liability morning a marciai ll nae
an orange itil and preacher was in bed
are by Billion Brrwtiter dated lot aenti
niout'a lake i'iuiit Good Friday. on
which date title year foil the tonal of
the Annunciation. The date therefore
waa beautifully Iyniholleai of both the.“
Incarnation and the erectton."
W
éaPiNAtll-l. LITTUGI. OILIRY.
At .loaeiolf'ii. .
, llna
.. intent
, timalh
uh, and
VIII well insured but limit
Juno. medicine try Jacob.
m ‘0 . .
ammo mitt-ct of mu. the union 3:? muffled”: "' “3mm” "MI“ W" . t u
' I ' 1-? an r~ .. ‘
tonic: two nor «or. Jim» I run... were more» r 0. t5”. M‘fii‘iim we human" a . ,
‘33 Worthington 8‘. T“ 5““. m 7.? Ln‘hfizAnd mqfiw “r.
““‘”"‘"‘" W NTID ----- A? ONCE.IFIVE WONDER "1 W b We -
mvfimn to well our specialties: bi “ "MW. I Went AV! . 8 ff N
Pliilii ilii Sillii
Tow Beale oi Four Railroad
contradict tint oi Commit-
» ”'aiaii Today
new roux, April l.--New York
Harbor aeltidly were considerably dl
mlnlahed in volume today. At midnight
that nldht a atrih'e of the pilot. and
Expected in BI a Preloaded Gilli-II
marten on the low heat. or four rail
boat. of the companies involved were Pmmylvania
rapidly going out of comintaalon Many
hundred men are atfected titer. are
learn that quantities of valuable per-
iahahte freight will be tied up and re
port. were prevalent that the hit-lite
might spread to other clause. of em-
ployees In the harbor aervioe. ,
libllowlng the formal beginning of
the atrilte the master-a and mates of
boats in the «Nice of the Baltimore
and Ohio. the lukewarm, m Cen-
tral Railroad (if New mm M the
Lehigh Valley roads, the once involv-
ed in the strike. began delivering their
burger: and returning their boata to
contpanica' headduarier. and ahpndon
in; them The men declared that
only a small percentage of the boats
were in operation.
All, the other mode entering the‘ city
affected aoltictneuta with their men.
who asked increaaea in wages and a
substantial shortening of houra.
. -FOR IATURDAY.
iii the. (iron. Sugar. 81.00.
fleet- ltutter, per pound. 35c.
neat Lard. per pound, 18c.
Native Em. per don. 30c. -
Luxury Brand Coffee. per 1b.. 27c.
Old Dutch Collec. per it... 20c.
ii. iii. MBA!) a: CO
m
232””. ‘flmummi. l“..‘“m‘.'..’ll:i
«communal word. l «a par Inherited.
m
wanri‘nw
WANTED-ml“ ENGLIHN til'lilAKlNi.l
liuumirioii lri. altuotlon tit general
licuwwurke ntiulrc lid titty Ave. at it
IIIiiiiii liliiiliili .
Gilli Mill Hill
‘lleii Ask tor 5.55 com. in.
Increase on Screened Goal ‘1 ‘
tNDlANAPOLlS. lnd.. April L—Cel.
ebratinz today the anniversary of the
Mutilation of the eight-hour day in,
the mines of the country 300.000 . bl~
tumtnoua coal miners faced an enforce , ,
ed holiday of unknown duration. ‘
(Continued on third natal
Claaalfiad Immanuel on «it.
gave orlaaa. 38 «Mai 3 item
additionaiword. loam earl
M ~-~.
um.’
TO LET
T0 LET-«FOUR ROOMS AND ATTIC",
mitten mu] chicken run. near Baal. Ave.
trolley and blast Norwuilt railroad atittlol‘l.
lam tent to tit-nimble it'onntii. .llm'li-
colt. Hendrickit Ave. til at _ '
TO LlTwhilX—BOOM COTTAGE \Vl'l‘ _ '
intprovcmcnti-i. :li iiuvi- Avc. tnqulmm ’
ltuiclovaky or United Grocery.
TO LiTwiu l‘lNlt. HT. Six R0033.
teeth and all modern improvements 1n-
quire other: of it no at it
to cor extradition mar. :18. ' I‘
literal Wnahtnfit on St.; rent #14. inquire .
7Culillltuli". 'laco. offer 6 o clock trill?" ‘_ "
WANbeiuilllat; ANLl‘Jl [fill'hiut (£201)
“stat-i- it int) war or y g 'o .
. , . . . TD i. Tw'i‘wo APARTMENTS Alli)!”
522;... ” "m M“ m” 1"" ””33? one: nimr home. all within five mineral
trainer West are. trolley; all atn
WANTED-«R‘II‘YOUNG mum “00M wow-Mention. inquire aiturdoona. ;
and board trim to family. Addrcimdt. AW“
il.. care Hem man at T0 LIT- “v
WANTIDWA ‘3 our] floor. over .l.
Flt 01ml. FUR GEN-
"Ill [00¢ 1‘?-
erai htiiimworlt: [ill
3 Union Park
within it
villain. ‘ Cali afternoon».b
“infill'iwlvnr‘btfi
belt Block.
1- 'r— URNinlt‘. about
Wimp): “53¢ng centrally ?;lod.
attire
WMTIG-«AI all": TO DO llama“:
Mammal urlt Amity til :3 West 8!. must
TIDvw-A “All Elli-Lian Wi'l‘rl
Wat
“if“ Luna-we - "
madman...
fit; my Miller. Unit at Century ate-rm:
proud
on tit». l2 Heavier: Arc. 'ro LIT l‘OTTAGE. m
nooahll.
WANTID--~1‘(l BUY. ALL KINDS OF fibrin: 81.3. bath and all modern imitates
cattle and poultry: butt pricctt paid; 9c mettle. inquire B J. Reynolds clung?
m, for gum it“ u. ‘3'"ng turn. 1: Heath Main: St
‘éWME-Eg‘“ "mm“ “M mm“ ro LIT—«Six timers. Wm; About. :-
pivwcmenta. upatairo. No. no (.‘ia
o Joecph lliaeata. Central
Womb. 'tand Chestnut Btu
u=11) LIT tux-noon HOUR? TWO
reset ml garden land inquire“ mu. 2 -
Tartov. lit: Imuffin/tor Ave. [bit
70 LITuBRICK no 13.28 UNI "N. .6:
at: eleven ‘oait “.0an ,
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