Get Y... would.
Filled “at the
Bridge Phannacy -
Prompt and Officiant service at
all times.
Personal attention given to all ,
prescription wot-it. .,
Chain for our trolley patrons.
Come in and flair on your car.
DRIDCE macs
J. partisan. We
._.i
George Becker, of Bethel. formerly]
of East Norwslk. has taken a position
aslguide on Bantam Lake. at Liteb
e
A regular monthly meeting or May-
flower Hook an Ladder Company will
be held next outlay owning at the
tire house in Van Zandt street
The regular weekly prayer meetings
of the East Avenue Methodist and Ail-
vent Christian Churches wil be held
this evening) the picture presiding in
each case - ._
It is understood that the examina-
tions which have been In progress at
the East Norwalk schools have been
very satisfactory and that the classes
for promotion will be large ones
The Ladies“ United Wblst Club ls
having Its last meeting of the season
this afternoon, with Miss Edith Vroorn.
of Seaside place. as hostess. Following
the playing there will be a luncheon.
Mrs. Mary Wheeler. mother of outer
Engineer Frederlclr' M. Wheeler. of
the East Norwalk Fire Department, is
at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mor~
rls Benedict, in West Main street. Nor-
wallr, for a few days.
There was considerable hustle and
bristle this morning around the floats
on the east side of the harbor. neacthe
Washington street brlke, on account
of the arrival of the mud digger. which
began operations in the harbor near
them.
There will be a special meeting of
the East Nor-walk acht Club, at the
club rooms. on Sea iew Avenue. this
evening at 8 p. m. for the purpose of
settling the dredging accounts. grow-
ing out moorings. and to hear the re-
ports of the race committee.
The Mayflower baseball team has no
Sunday game scheduled and probably
will not play one. Last Sunday the
learn went to Greenwich but was un-
able to play on account of the rain
On Saturday afternolén their oppon
cuts will be the Co ctlcpt Glants,a
colored team.
Miss lda Podelefsky. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.’ C Podelefsliy. of East Wash-
ington street. graduates this month
with high honors from the Brooklyn
Law School. St. Lawrence University.
The commencement exercises are to
be held this evening at 7:45, at the Ful-
ton Theater. 1283 Fulton street, Brooke
lyb.
The meetln s at the ngbtboirse lilie-
sion on the asbington street bridge
continues to be very enthusiastic and
of much Internet for those in attend-
ance. As a rule the meetings are
lead by laymen but, frequently a char.
gymen comes over from South Nor-
walk to assist. The meeting Tuesday
evening was lead by George Walker.
There has recently arrived from Nor-
folk. Virginia. a colored baseball team
which is declared to be be fastest colt
cred team in the state a it they are go
log under the name of Connecticut
Giants. it is stated that they have aev
eral games out in the vicinity of Pitts-
burg. which they will play off shortly.
The team also has some big games in
this state. On Splurday afternoon the
colored men will lineup asalnst the
Mayflowers. of East Norwniii til the
Oval. Ill Cove avenue.
The digging out Of the basin at the
East Norwallr Yacht Clllb at the club‘s
caboose was completed yesterday by
the Randerson company digger. which
hits also been at work on a government
Job in the East Norwalk channel An
oiilcer of the yacht club expresses him-
self as highly pleased with the club's
new basin The latter gives three loci
of water at low tide inside the channel
line. so that the launches of the main
hers ma .ialte advantage of the boats
at anyt me of day
William Molteilmoud. of Fort street
had a narrow escape from inlary or
from being dashed to dehih lust even-
it; when he was caustic in cleaning
to well at his home. in order to illllkii
the trip down and up n. Mr. Mc-
rtsdiuosil utilised the bile etand chain
its an elevator. some one ass ting him
at one end or the .Whle he was
midway betweeatlre Rand item, a
ruined book iii-ell. and sta tor hisr
once of mind." thou would "beige
trouble in: Italy. air." Inland
put out his foe quickly to foot“
in? the stones with wit o a well
load The book that weird _ rue
A flother indication that the
bit ass is growing was shown y
ilvicuii necessity. mosuissd by t:
1 would district inciting i
lviiiIob voted to dim a can; on nis'i
strict commit bastion
not with llama la atea favor o .fi; sun-
at the or
m1. Walsh.
recreate y the' wgkol til
are e
If “slough mn:3i°iom amount
“H“ W OHMNW‘W WWW am" new “it‘ll Emit '
‘ 'Malone with whom the girl resld
- “Wins been living in the Podslel’slig ‘0 Boston.
vow—,«mo—A
. a: ii A
trlot
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l. QM! t!
li’ii'iiis'i’wiiii'i Rvaiumfi
chasing a girl allots the Dil’OOli That
the man was after the girl appears to
be the accepted version though it was
on account of her leasing hill. home.
where soothed been living. and he was
remonstl‘allng with her. Mr. and Mrs.
building fbr several months. The
girl's mother. it is said, is dead and
that her {other left her under Mr. and
, Mrs. Ma o‘ne’s guardianship, the girl
coming» here from Canada. it In said
that Mr. Malone threatened to send
her back to Canada because she pre-
ferred to live with another family than
her guardians. Yesterday when re-
monstrated with. a crowd gathered.
Word was sent to Deputy Sheriff 3am-
nel C. ireland and he has thus far
made two trips over to East Washing-
ton stree‘t In connection with the case.
lilllllll
The pupils of the Rowayton public
school had a test in history today. '
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parker have
moved Into the house
street, recently vacated by Cassius
Cement.
The pupils of the Rowayton public
school arelplannlng to hold an outer-
tainment In the hose house on Fri—
day evening. June 17. it is for the
purpose of securing money with which
to purchase books of travel and his-
tory. An interesting program is being
prepared.
Milli Alli llliiiiiliii.‘
.7..—
Iu‘vsry thing necessary for your lawn
wii he! found at Scbllalltlng Bros. &
00. See adv. on this page.
Peter O'Hara. the actor. and family.
have moved up to their West Norwalk
home. front New York. for the summer.
Miss Mercedes Native. daughter of
Mrs. Anna Nation. of Stamford. was
married to William lleviti, of Dorian.
Saturday, in the Sermon Catholic
church.
A concrete walk has been laid ill
front of John P. ilrummer‘s building
In Main street occupied by his barber
shop and Mrs. M. J. Lambert'a store
and lunch room.
George Percy. who fell from a tree
a number of weeks ago. fracturing
one of his-knee caps and getting other.
wise Injured, is still confined to his
home in West Norwaik. btlt expects
to get about again in about‘a week.
Fred is. Cbaddarlou. the Dal-ten real
estate and insurance dealer. has alar-
ted the construction of a residence at
the corner of LeRoy avenue and Main
street. Mr. and Mrs. Cbnddertun will
more (here upon the completion of
the house. Tile latter is to be it) x 30
and will have about loll rooms.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Edna' Robinson
Snooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kd~
ward A Spoons-r. of Duriell, to George
W. S'iih, of New York, The ceremony
will be performed at the Ilarlcn Con-
gregational Church on Tuesday oven
lug. June 218i. at 8 p. ill. by the pastor.
the Rev. Dr. II. S. Brown. After the
nuptials. there will be a reception at
the borne oi the bride.
The deer. which was found in a dy-
ing condition, was “of buried as was
expected. Garlic Warden Wilbur F.
Smith. of South Norwalk. took a trip
down to Darlen yesterday and after
looking the animal found that it had
been bruised. probably from striking
against a stone w.ail Mr. Smith was
presented with the hide and head and
for'oquarters. The hind quarters Were
divided up between Constable Hartford
Smith and Constable John Finch. game
warden for the town of Darlerl.
vourt LAWN
We handle everything necessary for
keeping your lawn In trim. Iloklea.
edge trimmers. grass and hedge shears
and lawn mowers
Croquet Sets and Hammookl..
Schiicilting Bros. 8: Co.
Corner Railroad Ave. and Main 01..
Darian
Select Groceries, Hay. Grain, Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glass. etc.
Garden
in Raymond '
g“ W a. at . ls;
with indhmmiltlon of bill latte
”in l “low.“
nor. _,
Inglord. where. she illill bend several
months.
laureate sermon on the evenins of
one 19.
Hartford.
Mrs. Horace Huributt and Mrs. Hill
Wakelnau. have returned from a trip
Joseph Cornell, the tree expert from
Norawllr. has been spraying the trees
in town the past week.
"he balldsomd summer home of.
Jo n Dlligee. on Clapboard Bill. will.
not be opened this summer.
The Davis family are to move this
week from iii. T. Bedford's Irouse. betv
tor known as the hill. Burr place.
Monday evening at his
Greens Farms.
"She ladies of the Snugatuclr M. iii.
home in;
yet and entertainment in church hall.
June 16.
A Bible study class with a course of
four lectures on the four gospels was
started last evening It the Congress-
tional Sunday school room.
This evening the Popular Plains;
school will give an entertainment and
lawn lots at the residence of Mrs. bid-
ward Taylor. Poplar Plains.
Word was received in town Tuesday
of the death of one or the twin boys
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blake. of New
York. Mrs. Blake was formerly Miss
Marnie Myers of this village.
-~'l have been somewhat coatlvs.
but Donna Regulate gave Just the re
sults desired. They act mildly and
regulate the bowels perfectly ‘"-
George B. Krause. 306 Walnut Ave.
Altoona. Pa.
w
PEARY LEAVES FOR LONDON.
Mater of Litigation Has Been Placed
in Hands of Ambassador Hill.
liltRLlN. .lnne 9.-Cornrnander Rob-
crl Ii}. Peary. who was served here yes-
iertlny with papers in a suit brought
by Rudolph b‘rancke. left, for London
this morning. The American explorer
had nothing to add to his statement of
last night that be had placed the mat-
ter of the llilgulloll Ill the hands of
American Ambassador Illll.
h‘rilllcko was associated with 0r.
Frederick A. Cook in North Polar er
ploralion and alleges that Peary found
birn ill at Etah and took advantage of
his condition to secure his collection
of furs and walrus and Narwbal teeth
plunder,
gagemenr.
he would contend that
here.
monic Hall.
rather surprised that they were not.
Mr.
settled in court by an attorney.
York on Sat nrday.
l ”11‘
or jointly by Cook and i-‘ranckc.
by Commander Peary.
pa'
AMERICAN MEgIOAL ASSOCIA-
N
the house delegates.
in the section on dermatology a pa-
per by Doctors lsldore Dyer Hopkins
method of caring for lepers ll prac
tlced. Odlelals were accused of neglec-
ting the quarantine laws The lutpor
lanes of the prevention of Infant mor-
To o'ker House
DARIEN
is prepared to deliver in the town
S. Licb 3.5"” Fixingfikltfioy
Piei Bros." I’llsuer Beer
£2425 perm
lass 7d cents allowed for smug
A full line of Wines and Liquor by
the bottle or gallon
norm
4 i bald-Lil ‘~
The Knights of militias mat lion.
tidy cloning.
Temple 1 go. F". and A. M. meets
~ on. mail“ *
airs. Green has returned trout a visit
with‘relailves at Mystic.
Tilt Watpsrt film 01th will hold R
shoot lsturlay afternoon.
«Esau Washington street had enough
excitement tor a month of holidays
yesterday. shortly after noon though
or a mu- natsrs develop
WW‘
coining
sill Metronome
’l‘bs aliases Coekoroft will spend the
summer months in Bloom.
Schools in town will close for the
summer vacation Julio nth.
illss Israel-st Riley. is suturing.
e I
I
lallty was urged at the section on pre-
held.
riy Hall. next Tuesday alibi It
will be submitted and tho tribal elec
Russell Frost has resigned and no
oil the
h $039.8 ilii
o undue u
additiougl school It:-
s fences
grounds
the remodsli
ing. to prlv
commodatlonh.
arasTrAls
no ROW Oi O7.
W!" M-
W. Ferris. A llilht defect was disci-
ered in the starlings
run mm
sired to have s "3%ng
stalled s so. one “can?“
Captain Ferris. lies:
farsta to come back to
today.
r
Will urn. will a...
tone" into commission for the subs - '
Mrs. ii In haywimnrove‘ ‘
menta mall to “tit? enthrlbr other ‘reslf '
dense. ,.
Miss Gladys mirth id; no lo Wall~
Rev. Mr. Taylor will preach the ban .
The Misses McConn. of Bangatuo‘lr. {
have been entertaining a friend from '
i tron some Ignatius at both ia-
George P. Jennings entertained the. ,
members of the Wrong Men‘s club ‘
.3"! ..»‘.
~~« » on. ..
Wis.
more caries tree a wt
the baby's ‘iif‘l‘l. sell mastoid: Audi
to agree wit pecan probably was made on the building where its» .
wzlhdolili .to , "i . '. .laib.‘ all and many cl issue had taken rel ‘
“Milk. "will it. thrive on it. fogs. Hatchery allowed. The wife
as .it is a osrllolllli ly nourishina. or noun left her: four children and
Misty!” lull. ”TQM! m'll'de prep- wont to the assistance of her bus"-
sratlbn. intended Qspsolslly for
rants up adui
It is one of the standard. reliable
American Drugstore . Syndicate
products. and its use is unhesitst- '
libido
vised by the entire 12.099
who arilA .D. 8. main .
rs, and he ow its. true val
era is not In: in itto top
harmful. to the balm—no drugs or
msdioiués. it is merely a silen-
tlilcslly made article of food. which
yeti can rely upon.
Till! ll the way they speak of
Church are to give a strawberry festi: .
A
l whose Lira
i to nurse him.
; well-advertised brand 0
i ii t.
m it}.
{Flu-fl i.
din.- ‘m"
' ' prominent
“List at We .Pa" says:
mission-midon hoisted you will
find a plciars‘ 0W” you sMean” boy.
.A. D. B. MALTED MILK.
"That sounds like a pretty big
story. but here are the facts:
"John Winston Nowell was born
January 27. 1909. and after the
first week his mother will unable
lie was on a
malted
milk. and It 5 weeks welshed only
7% pounds. was very thin and
showed symptoms of starvation.
Then we put him on A. D. 8. Mail.-
ed Milk. and he began to gain at
once. At 5 months. when this pic-
ture was taken. be weighed ill
”ill We cannot recommend it
i
(let it say A. D. Si. drug store.
I...“ M IINIIR
ii;
.. tild‘itl'g," p.
These are the local A. D. s. dragglsts:
Allen, the drunlst.
The triage Rbamscy.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
OuiRMr Q my, Props.
Animal Mounted SidIWIIk
MR TINKLKH' 8 HORSE lNJUHSD.
-c—e.‘
in Wall
as the price for transportln him home-
ward. Francke demands Si .000 as the
value of the Arctic products which he
claims to have handed over to the coma
The suit was brought In the
Berlin courts. notice of the action be-
ing served upon Peary when he arriv-
ed here yesterday to till a lecture on-
I.nier It was learned that while here
Commander Peary said to a friend that
the German
courts had no Jurisdiction in the mat-
ter as he had no property or domicile
He had anticipated. be said.
that the box odioe receipts It i’hlllrar~
where he lectured last
night, would be attached and be was
The cone Will come up on June ZS.
i’eary has arranged to bc rcpt-i»
lie ex-
pects to soil from England for New
Rudolph iI‘ranclre. who Is now sold to
be Ill Germany, was brought back from
the Arctic rc Ions in the Peary ri-lief
ship Erik. w an the controversy over
discovery of the North Pole waxed
narrn. partisans of Cook charged that
.certnin Arctic trophies and supplies
left at Etch by Cook and owned by elm
lad
. been made use of by the Peary party.
The nominations were promptly (ferried
ST. LOUIS June ll.~0lficers were
elected at the out annual session of
ribs American Medical Association to
day and the standing committees.
which were announced by President
William H. Welch. were confirmed by
in New Orleans announced that lepro-
sy is spreading to nearly eyery state
In the Union, and that no concerted
.ventlve medicine and public health.
Seven other sectional meetings Were
UNION IONOOLINOallTRlOT MIC?-
The call for or. should meeting of
the South Norwsllt Union School Die
irlct is printed in This Sentinel toils .
it will be bold la‘ihe flnklln Assam -
o'clock. Reports of various onloers
lions will Occur. Trio commltieemen
are to be chosen. however. as General
ward Barret? I term it
will be laid bad the and???A [building
.‘iii‘d
rsa»
line has been installed in the auxiliary
cruiser owned by City Editor Violante
paratus of the
Inside. altll
two ysars.a and II! or Brothers. of
Cos Cob. who but It tile «dim. and 6:0-
Norwa it?
Street and Cut Himself.
Ail David B. Tlnkier was going to
South Norwalk. this morning, in his
wagon Ire met with an accident that
might have resulted seriously for him
had circumstance been a little more
against him. lie was going through
Norwslk about ll: 30 oclock and. when
in front of Coleburn a Lander's lewel
ry stord’ln Wall street his horse be-
urine frightened by a trolley car. The
horse jumped into the air and ended
up by mounting the sidewalk. Witnes-
ses thought Mr. Tinkler would be
thrown from his seat. The car passed
and the horse calmed down. but not
before ho had wrought considerable
darlings to himself and the wagon. He
was severely cut and the shafts of the
wagon were broken. Mr. 1‘lnlller took
the horse and wagon to the olllce of
Dr. ilrnndairo. veterinary surgeon. and
there left them. Dr. lirnndage‘s exam
inntlon of the horse showed that be
had not been so very badly injured and
Mr. 'l‘inlrler continued on his way to
numb Norwalir. where he is painting
the four houses of A. J. Hutchinson Ill
West street and Crescent Terrace. by
trolley.
WEOTCHIITIR NORTHERN.
Purchase of Property for the Reed is
Being Continued.
While operations toward the corn-
mencenlent of the actual construction
of the Westchoster Northern railroad.
from White Plains. N. It. to Danbury
and Brewaier, N. l’.. have been lllllr
pended, no hair has been called In the
work or the real estate department of
the road and as late as yesterday of-
ternoon the company took title to acme
parcels of property near Rldaetleld and
paid for if. A representative of a land
title concern that is mslrln searches
or land records for the rai road coup
pally Is at work in the town clerk's of-
fice in Danhnry today.
These things are taken as indies
tions that the suspension of other
work. which is said to be only tempor-
ary at best will not be for long and
that the construction or the road may
be commenced during the present sea
:3“ if the onsncial atmosphere is'clnsr
leA‘l’oR HOW DIM)
liAViilllHlLi... Mas .. .iuno.-—B‘ormor
State lobster Cnrlte P. How; of this
city. died last II In in the Delivers In
salts Hospital. I or an illness of i
months. He was is years old.
urn ll“ ills shin
Frank H Rafter. the po alar drug-
glsi. is making all o‘er t t is Just
like finding pay for lie is selling ii
are uia'r 60 d timid of Dr. some
so curated lilo for the cure of oolv
«I
film to urn i“ money to any pure
chaser whom the specific does not
ctll'O. >
It is only recently throosll the colitis
mien M lie that tiall
ills!
it! lilllil.Ill
L
it
his proprietors
sell I certain option
more
limits before
“still hit
sour It
Him. 9|“ MY
“2's: advantaaof
Howard's
Milli!
Md
Bills“ W
he hsiil re
«page “l.“iigiiiuhiiibw back.
talcum: mare
«Lg a“ this W
price “lit“ a lit s‘3 ‘wlllls. servicingu to sis.
. I‘
(Continued from First Pose) l“
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The slaughter began In the night .
and It was ii a. m. whenthe attack
band, seeking through her tears and
era are to reach the hearts of the in'
In sled raiders. r
People Fled.
Regll was out down before her eyes
and his body was hacked to pieces.
The wife also is said to have been
murdered as were all of the 20 men
in the building. Later the. six gend-
armes in the town met a similar
file; The people were terrified.
Many fled in the direction of Merl
lie. The mob surged through the
town, crying for blood and pillage.
Victor 01nd. judge of the first in-
stance, fell into their hands and was
assassinated.
It is said that Jose Triay. chief of
the telegraph omces. was put to death
after horrible tortures. Other opera-
, tors lied to. the country and escaped.
A special to El Imparclai from Merl-
da says that the forces under General
Lam have advanced to Uayema close
to Valladolld. Tile rosin body of
troops is still at Dallas. having estab-
lished I base of operations there. No
attack has been made as yet, the com-
blunder“i having decided to await the
arrival of rednfcrcements in order that
he may crush the insurgents at a
blow.
A recdnnalssancc has been made
and the first redoubt of the rebels was
' encountered a league from Valladolld.
Bovral persons thought to have been
killed during the massacre have been
found to have escaped. Among these
are Alonzo Valiuenuva and Hernan-
des. the mayor. The latter escaped on
.It bicycle. dressed as a woman.
VERA CRUZ, Mexico. June 9.-~Tbe
sailboats Bravo and Zaragosa are pre-
paring lo leave for Progreuso. It is
reported that Gilli soldiers will leave on
the Bravo and 1300 on the Zarngosn to-
day. (inc hundred and twenty-live
cases of rifles and n ductility of ammu-
nition Wol‘r- loaded yesterday on a
steamer that will sail tomorrow for
Progresso Reports indicated that
trouble is aniiiipnlcd.
MADERO A PRISONER.
MON'I‘ERHY. Mex. June linltlr
out any defense. Francisco 1. Modern.
candidate for the presidency of the re
public. stood before Judge Trovano.
yesterday. and was declared a formal
prisoner. Subsequently he said that
be had refused the privilege of tie
tense on the ground that ho had no
faith in justice or this illlli'. The op-
position press condemn the arrest. and
the government papers praise it.
Madcro was arrested as he and his
wife were boarding a train to leave the
city. He was charged with have as-
slated Roqne Estrada to escape ser~
vice r! u warrant for an offense which
be Is alleged to have committed last
Sunday. The nature of the offense
was not disclosed. Estrada surrender
ed yesterday.
BREWERS CONVENTION.
WASHINGTON. June ii.——'l‘lle most
important mutter awaiting the action
of the convention of the United Brew-
crs’ Association. when it assembled
for Its concluding sessions today. was
the election of trustees. Having prnc»
tically disposed of the discussion of
llthiiiiliOll. Which. at yesterday's meet.
lug. was declared to tend to promote.
rather than retard. intenmorance. It
was expected when the convention was
called to order that the principal topic
today would be that of taxation on
beer under tbe internal revenue laws
of the Pulled States.
VERY LITTLE
Ir. Merchant to have In Willi)
SIGN for your store and show win
dows. We make them. all class. and
they SILL 'l‘lih 000ml
Try I email Illll ml" I We
increase In your business will cause
you to order larger ease.
'l‘lleReeddrVolkF-iedbicIICO.
u wasnmaron artisan
scorn woswaut. ,r
"1.. its. "
his saw scissor;
Million of W
Chiropractic is the science of all
can» of the disease and the art of ad
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain ill 'th
Ina If done in mm if
mas and pliant
. liner my «6
cream pins nob
later life in
limbo.
T.I’RANCJS.DC.
u wasnisaroli il'i'. so. Hallways
Nanette Treatinsnts divas Alas.
more.“
mil‘ » ma
.lrl‘ til it ' '
”00.000 FOR :F‘IVWC HAVEN PORT-
WASHINGTON D 0.. June 9-The
senate committee on public buildings
and grounds yesterday ordered favora-
bly reported the bill Introduced by
Senator Buikelsy. authorising a new
federal building at New Haven to cost
not. to exceed one milliundwo hundred
and fifty thousand dollars and appro-
priating $500,000 to be immediately
available. .The only amendment to the
bill provides for the sale of the present
building and site and turning the pro-
ceeds into the treasury after the new
building is erected. ‘
PAPER
New Goods now in
stock. Prices are no
higher than no year.
E. E. Gerham
Decorator
l0 run Street. Ecol Norwallr
Telephone. 452
Canvas Couch
H am m o c ks
The Ideal Hammock for
Perfect Out-Door Comfort
Prices marked especially low
While they last from
$6.98 to $15.00
B. K. MITCHELL. UNDERTAKER
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE PURNIIHIR
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 8TB..
NORWALK. OONN.
a...“ ...M.N..~.M~ _ ‘
Norwalil Branch Office of
Tire Evening Sentinel
FOR RENT
6 Rooms and Bath
New House
All Modern Improvements
$25
1. M. LAYTON &CO-. inc.”
ll Railroad Ave.. south Nomlk
warm it not scan. combs
RANGES
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