'
v to '
Filled at tli3 ‘-
Pemnsi attention given to all
Wiles work. ,.
i p. Y
; onus“ on our dainty p’strddi.
~thud. la and“ wait tor j your ear.
lulr‘r....~.,... .....s. ...
shines PHARMACY
1.2"}: ROARKMNMu-n .
W . .... ......W-nw ' -.
~ j Weekly prayer service of the
East Avenue Methodist Church will be
held this dwelling at the church.
.1 Samuel may, of Rowen street, who
has been laidup with a very bad leg.
is slowly improving, but is still in the
doctor's care. . , .
‘ _ Arthur K‘syworth has had his trim
cabin launch hauled out for the season
at Jesse Ayers'shipyard hack of the
Crescent Laundry
{A good sized auxiliary sloop owned
by the~keeper of the Peck‘s Ledge .
lighthousehas been hauled out back of
the Crescent Laundry, where she will
be largely rebuilt. , .
5 Mrs. MariaL. Carpenter and daugh-
ters, the Misses Carrie and Nlpa Can
penter, for years residents of East
Norwulk, are moving to Elizabeth
street, South Norwalk. .
..Mrs. William Moflet, of Winfield
Street, and Mrs. George 11. Hunter. 01
Easter Park. have returned home from
afvlsit with i'rlends and relatives in
Bridgeport and Stretford.
-. .Csptsln William 11. Tobey, who ro-
oenlly had one or his arms broken by
the gasoline engine in 111s boat. is able
to be about but is obliged to carry the
aim in a sling and will be obliged to
continue for a number of weeks.
.«A number of commercial electric
extensions of the East Norwalk dis-
trict system would now be in progress
it» the material were on hand. it is
proposed to start the work as soon as
the necessary supplies can be gotten
hero.
llerman Ryder, who recently with-
drew from the firm of Ryder and How-
ard. marketmen on the Washington .
street bridge, is continuing at the mar.
list for a week or two. Mr. Ryder has
not fully determined upon his plans
for the future. .
~ Miss Leah in M. Lycett. of South
Norwalk, and Floyd J. Penny, of East
Norwaik, were quietly married Satur-
day afternoon at St. Andrew's Church
rectory by the Rev. John D. Skene, tor-
merly oi Crsnhury. The young couple
will reside in South Norwalk.
. The officers of Mayflower Hook and
Ladder Company hope to take a big
delegation to Rowayton Friday night.
The local firemen are very friendly
with the Rowsyton firemen and, as an- ‘
nounced. will attend Rowaytou Hose
Company fair lira body, going by spe-
cial trolley car.
Evidences oi yesterday's snow storm
(not the political snow sterm) had not
disappeared this morning. A consid-I
arable portion of the ground was still
covered and the night was cold enough
to (reuse a crust on the roads. ilcs-
pite these early evidences of winter.
it is expected there will be consider-
able pleasant Weather yet.
~Unt~le Ned takes this way of thank-
ing thepnrty who returned a shoot of
two 13 at stamps to Assistsntd’ostmus-
ter (.13 les Prescott, which he had
drops in the lobby of tile South
Norwulll post once and given up as
last. Gnome different «cartons his
1 'se magnifying glass which he had
i t there was rotursed through the
samewum . . .
The numbers for the boxes tor the
new East Norwalk liro alarm system.
have not been announced but this is
salnstler which can be decided quick
1:1. The location {or the ten street
boxes and two auxiliary bum was-sl-
Mdy fixed upon at the district [noel-
which authorised the building or
11 system. it is [lunnwwhavo the
mg: in operation Just so soon as
o.
This is the first year in many that
MrNorwslk sum... representative
lip“. lists losinmm‘ semiannual:
W arson-usual vw 1
Mylar thermistor slum 0w
mascot-1‘ A. Anderson is mum».
ill osmium Wis um.m
Iii Masai. seliiver slsoc the re-
s W months has been so.
co , ,madm 4h will "3“
“Winsuilmoimos polem-
lion Mills“ most oi“ o otlm,
mm earths donut who“ were sue
.1
‘1» -,s ‘
hum Willow as.» mmnmmm:ww (
i it Your“ run Wants
“ townwhloh i bowing a hesllhand
1mm. .Thmosmtmlsa for latter
:1 walks by annealing to the public
.nrldeot the property owners is. show.
in; good results.
Lake. N. J.. returned home today.
Judging from the remarks heard
Rowayton seems to be well pleased
with the results of yesterday's also
“on, » l . . .
~ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 0. Adams. who
came up to spend election day at their
summer home in thlsplace, returned
to New York today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ill. Cushmsn, who
were called here by the death 01 Mrs.
Cushman's mother, returned to their
he in NewYork today.
unlel Powell. of Huntington. N. Y..
and Mrs. Albert Purdy, of Amityvllle.
N. Y., returned home yesterday after
a few days' stay with relatives in this
place. .
The Norwalk Oyster Growers' Asso~
ciation" has postponed its meeting.
scheduled for tonight, until Saturday
night, at the same place as previously
announced.
“Miss Lottie Tillotson, of Honolu-
lu. will give an entertainment under
the auspices of Ladies“ Aid Society. at
Rowayton Baptist Church, Sat. eve.
Nov. 12. Adults 250. Children 15c. ~
Two articles. a purse and a driving
glove, lost by residents of Rewsyton.
have been recovered through the med-
ium of a Sentinel advertisement. D0
Sentinel sdvs. pay?
nun initiator.
GOVERNOR ‘
Charles A. Goodwin, r ............ 248
Simeon E. Baldwin, d ............ 189
Robert Hunter. 8 ................. 17
121EUTENAN’P-GOVERNOR
Dennis A. Biskeslee, r ........... 276
Andrew .1. liroughel. d ........... 161
SECRETARY OF STATE
Matthew H. Rogers. r ............ 278
Zaimon Goodseli, d .............. 164
TREASURER
Costello Llppltt, r ................ 281
Edward r1‘. aroma ............. 100
COMPTROLLER
Thomas D. Bradstreet. r ......... 281
John M. Rl‘atiy,‘li ................ 160
ATTORNEY GENERAL
John H. Light, 1‘1 ................. 283
Talcctt H. Russell, 11 ............ 159
CONGREESMAN AT LARGE
.lohn'Q.f1‘ilson,r ............. .. . .280
George P. Ingersoll, d ............ 161
CONGRESSMAN
E. J. Hill, 1' .................... 2.181
Lynn W. Wilson. (1 ............... 161
1 SHERIFF
Sidney E. stIey, r ........ 247
William Voilmer. d ......... ‘ ..... 1110
1 SENATOR '
Frederick H. Quintard, r ........ 1130
Jeremiah Donovan. d ............ 208
RIPRESENTA'I‘IVE
C. E. Williamson, r .............. 383
.1. Charles Johnson, d ............ 180
.Get Your .,
Licensed. the Town ,Clerk's
Wand. 0w 1
., .. from in
chil Bros. 81 all
C... ”19.5.“... a mm at, Doria."
select a my. Grain. ndy
sud sedan-tam. rsluts. Ulul. 019.5
' vts'u
SéhIiT' J
l John Parks. or Ilunhnry has been
in town calling on old friends.
George Peck has resigned his posl‘
tion “gardener for W. o. Staples.
'_ John Wakcmsn to mailing improve-
or
onto to his Cross Highway modem
Stanley Fslrchild has entered u 3’
his new duties 1in New York elm
‘ din. hummus has been the
‘ra‘oshnt guest or her son
w o .
l‘l‘he 410 hours' Devotion oi the:
Wit or the
o M
«0311-3111111
lord, or manly». .
in Great:
he: has tskim s 'l-
I. '1‘. Redford and; mildly have clos-l‘
ed their summon musics and sons to
Brooklyn tombs winter. .
, Mr; and Mrs. 11mph Myers have
purchased a has piano for their
,WOWI
‘11.... Methodist alibi-ch will
abnormal mom mdeltiul who
'3 . his. . . .
‘ tended Monday
Mlllllll '
William ‘ in‘ltney, who has been en-'
‘ laying a few days' hunting at Echo Zaimon Goodsell, d.
Assumption is being.
or for Miss Martha dv ;
hold . 7
evening. ‘ A pleasing entertdlnment
but been til-lunged by the young peo-
’ he“ opening "Iii
\
.l . siolle oi tn‘Weltv
port Musical; soc oty was is only so
ehldloud . s pubs
iic are greatly looted it? till! kind-
ness of the society in giving them this
rare treat. ‘
GOVERNOR. . ~
Charles A. Goodwin. r. . . ........-.2IM
.Simeon E. Baldwin. d.
. nintlroNANT-eovnnuon.
.....270
Dennis A. Bisltesleo, r. .....‘.'.l1..ilili
Andrew J. Spanglishli. ..
i . ' -.SECRETARY OF‘S'I'A'PIB.
Matthew H. Rogers, r. ............3
.1...»-
l TREASURER.
Edward T. Brown, a. ......... .:.250
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
RERESENTA'l‘lVE-AT-LARGE.
George P. Ingersoll. d. ............ 1158
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
Ebeneser .1. Hill. r.
Iososs
Lynn W. Ison.d. ........-......253
SENATOR.
Stiles Judson. r. ........... 3011
Stiles Judges. 11. 260
SHERIFF.
Sidney E. Hawley, r. ...... . ..... 301
William Voilmer. d. ........ . ..... 203
REPRESENTATIVES.
W. H. Burr, r. ,285
William Wood. d. 2.83
to no
GOVERNOR
Charles A. Goodwin. r ..... . ..... 837
Simeon E. llaldwin, d ............ 230
I.lldli'l'FINANT-GOVERNOR
Dennis A. Illukeslee. r .......... 3011
Andrew J. Ilroughel, d ........... 211
SECRETARY
Matthew H. Rogers, r ........... 368
anmou Goodsell. d .............. 207
TREASURER
Costello Lippltt. r ............... 1163
Edward T. lirowu. d ............. 211
COMPTROLLER
Thomas I). Bradstreet, r ....... 311:.
John M. ilrudy, d ................ 209
ATTORNEY-GRNERAL
John 11. Light, r ................. 373
Talcott Ii. Russell. 11 ............. 202
R IGPR lilSl‘JN'I‘A'l‘l \’E-A'l‘-LARGE
JUDGE 01" PRORATE
Henry W. Gregory ............. 5711
REPRESENTATIVE
Provost. r ...................... 281
iirnulord. d ..................... 2117
lililllli.
GOVERNOR.
Charles A. Goodwin. r. ........... 10h
Simeon E. Baldwin. d. ............ 911
LIEUTENANTGOVERNOR.
Dennis A. lilakcsiec. r. .......... 171
Andrew .1. 'Broughel, d. .......... 90
SECRETARY OF STA'i‘E.
Mathew H. Rogers. 1'. ............ l‘li
Zslmon Goodseli, d. .......... 1.... on
TREASURER.
Costello Lippi", 1‘. ............... 171
Edward T; Brown, 11. ............ 90
COMPTROLLER.
Thomas D. Bradstreet. r. ........ 171
John M. Brady. d. , ............. 90
ATTORNEY (inseam.
John H. Light, 1‘.‘ ..‘.. ............ 174
Tulootl 11. Russell; 11. ............ 00
REPRESENTATIVEA’I‘J.Alitllc,
John Q. TlllOlliyl‘l'km. ............. 174
George P. Ihmfl.’d. ............ 89
REPRESENTNNVE 1N CONGRESS.
Ebenetcr 151““) 1'. ............. .1715
Lynn w. Wilson”. .............. s9
‘ muons.
Frederick HJQltlutsrd, r. . . .158
. Jorotnlah bottom. d. ............ 110
' SHERIFF.
Sidney It. willy, r. ............. 143
William Vo morud. . ............. 118
' REPWENTATIVES.
Theodore tllmstosd. r. . .. ......... 100
W. K. Hubbell. tl. ........... 108
. V, I
res-Lea:
GWOR.
humus» A. ,i , r. ....... 1211
Shortcommgd. ........ ill
‘ LIEUTINANT OVERNOR.
ennls A. Blsksslee, r. ........... 12!
,ndrswd. 1,11. 31
3" 8111011. A Y 01“ STATE.
31mm": 1!: our.
hlmonaoull ,‘d. .............. so
1‘ ‘ TRflABURflR. 1‘
’Oostollo uppltt. r. .............11n
ldwsrd‘T.‘an. d.
. ATTORNEY GENERAL.
dohnli.1.lght,r.1il
’Tsleott 1-1. lull, 1|. 1.....-....‘.~.
) , :srjdunlor loan: by the .
l V
who use been?
«adult with ‘
WWW. bu rt: ‘
lossl me
as pm _ . ATIVEAT-LARGD.
”glow“ ’11 roll-‘11.... on tel}
“no 1'. liflfl‘wll, d. '
ATIVIB 1N CONOBH
s1,» (“holdtshssn‘io‘
,ti.
“murmur
gL’flnw.Wllmn ..............
em; .
It's w‘.’l do “0llissdoidiibl
' " or whose ”
, . fruition. 3.
John Q. Tilson. r. ..... . ...... . . . .303
i SENATORB. , 7
19m” grimy"? ......” ..... W13:
2 n “W t [Jollslsa ..... «u
‘ "if“ .2, hairy.
..-...261
01
. . . . .25s
John H. Light, r. .............. ..311
'i‘sicott‘ 11. Russell. d. ........ ....263t
John Q. Tilson, r .............. 365'
George I’. lugorsoll, d ............ 1109
CONGRESSMAN
1-3. .1. Hill, r ..................... 1104
Lynn W. Wilson. 11 .............. 210
SHERIFF
81111on 1%, llawloy. r ............. 34‘!
William Vollmor, d .............. 231
SENATOR
Frederick H. Quinlard, r ......... 802
Jeremiah l’ionovsn. d ............ 271
101' for I; ”‘1! Wk.
custard!“ ylbhlsh-
edrunslg' tiy also,
therels nothing better
A greaseics‘t. i‘rs-
g r s‘ n t , emotive
toilet cmmmhich
removes impuri-
ties from the pores.-
snd tends to make
13. s.
Dong atonyA.
tors. . .
1.3.5”: the
Ilsa.
‘a'i‘hese are the local A. D. S. druggists:
Allen. the drunolst. .
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
Quittnsr a Cavity. Props.
.. .. ... .A.....‘_ ..
REAL ESTATE SALES.
William F. Coggswell to John 8.
(layer, 10 acres, at the Rocks. War.
Jacob 11. Raymond to Frank
Donohue. 2 lots. Hishland
er.
William F. Coggswcll to William R.
Bruce, lot and buildings, Cross. strcci.
War. "
Michael Fornluo and wife 10 Grey
W. Rollo. lot and buildings. Marshall
street. War.
Frank 11. Gleason and Louis S. Boers
to Elizabeth A. \‘arinn. lot Snnxmilt
and 'l‘uler avenue. War.
1321111 Jenkins to Louis S floors, two
lots. Harbor Vlow Roach. War.
Jennie G. Whitehead In James
Spnrgo. lot and buildings, llill‘lJUr View
~lloach. War.
Annie Lewis to Joachim Lit-hunger.
lot in Cranlnlry. War.
......M “.2. .. .. .... .2 “.....-n.
J.
avenue.
'2 Auto Owners
Engage your winter storage for live
storage and dead storage. Your cars
will be in a well heated nsruge ready
to be run out at n mement's notice.
Engage your gonerul overhauling
fur the coming winter, by expert me-
chnnlcs.
l‘hanuinn and remodeling a special-
:y. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Norwaik Cgolidated
Auto Company
v.-.” .-.. ..-.aw-Mm-».
Real Estate
Sold, Insured, Rented
QUICK AUTO oeuvres
Hsvs Rents Collected. sud all lusl-
msss in Prop-rt) done at
The l. 11. Lawrence Agency
is South um st.
. .... -..... wumw-m.
j-
_11 on... “”1241. .,
‘ small. coda, July It.
1 “03“ 11min: I; numbing Clo.
ntiomu: Doris! the winter of
norm 1 and not worth at coal to
in ' apartment lion 1: .
Wort-{1 well instrument. 1
child for s Sponsor holler ‘nsed
it during the winter 011000-111 s d my
satire coal bill on till. dishing s not
mm or m.
Tiller ,
'1 ,
«I1 .
. You may as this slalom-st in any
”filmy yodeslsto. ‘ ‘ . ' ' 1
ll'
Yours truly,
HARM w. RATHER.
' ;
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Total Taxation in‘ Connecticut
It was recently announced that a
grcalcr proportion of the gross re
ceipti‘. of the New Haven road were
paid out for taxes than in the case
of any other railroad corporation in
themaunlry. It is ct further interest
to hole where these tunes are paid.
The New Haven pays nearly one-
hull‘ of its total taxes in Connecticut.
1 its home state. During the ilscul year
ended June :10 last tho. Nut: cg state
demanded and received $1.84 .007, of
which $1,712,958 was assessed on
lstocks and bonds, ”6.677 on real and
personal property,- and $12,031 on
property owned but not used in oper-
ation,
Massachusetts durinp.r the your rc~
ceivcd 31.220.01.15. divided as follows:
Assessed on real and personal proper-
ly, $083,090; . on stocks and bonds.
8599,1186; on property operated or on
privilege, $50,002. and on property
owned but nol used in operation.
$17,488. There was also paid to the
United States government. 8132.370.
T111- tnxes paid during the past fiscal
your and theutnounl. paid in each
state are shown below:
New York-«Value real and person-
al properly, $416,110.”): lolul, $435,250.
Mnssachuueilulu-Value real and per-
sonal property. $082,690: value stocks
and bonds, 0.399.486: property owned
not used, 517,188; total, $1,299,665.
Connecticut-~—\'a1uc real and per-
sonal properly, 81.711930; property
owned not used. $12,031: total,
$1,811,111.17.
Rhoda. islandw anuo real and per-
sonnl prolmrty. $273,094: total, $273,.
99-1.
Now liumpshil‘bwd'uluv real and
personal property. $127; value stocks
and llllllilll. 34127. ’
l'. S. noverummu. 8
Total. 311.983.2177.
There was paid in New York a tax
of 31113834, on "press or not oarnlnlgs.
rovcnuc or dividends."
ill 1111191111111
Not 11 slnaitV creature in this whole
wide world with any love for his fol-
Iowmen would wish to deprive young
girls of one scrap of pleasure, but.
when they dcrlvl» it in loud talk and
laughter in public places, one wishes
they 111111111 for a moment stand and
look at themselves as others southern.
They would thou soon try to express
their pleasure in :1 different. wuy-~
when in public.
A patent leather buckle t-lusping the
wide bows on a school but makes the
girl‘s every day hoadwour undeniably
smart.
Removable rimir cushions for seat
and both are easily free from dust.
and oven very nice chairs and Couches
nro nowadays so provided.
The latest form of the kimono
sleeve is much more graceful than
that which firsl appeared because it
follows the lino of" the body under the
arm instead or being out so excessive
l_\' wide as to ho quite shapeloas,
When planning for any kind of an
outing. summer or winter. it Is im-
porullvc to provide yourself with cloth.
1111; of the proper weight in order to
gel the best return of enjoyment for
If one is
32,1370.
the limo and money spent.
“ The House Comiorlablc "
ls Insured at All Times
by the Use of
The Jewell
Automatic
HeatController
“it Never Sleeps and
it Never Forgets"
, y . f a,
Horace R. Nash
rqtspuous m
N.
Metronome
1
corporation Pays One Half oi
. ......H.._.s....................... ......m.»..........,... ...u .. ,,
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
furnislrpositivc proof that 1
cures after all other means l1
illness should consider this.
letters. . We guarantee they
ments of facts. 0
myself inwardly.
and now I am a stout, hearty
Creation; Pa.
Baird. Wash.
Compound and Blood Purifier
Baird, “Rush.
of miserable feelings and wh
to try this wonderfully liclpit
Mrs.
11
going; to England. for instance. it is
well to remember that their houses
are not heated as ours are. country
houses are almost always colder than
” 12 v;“'n...... on
DiningTables&Chairs
Until Thanksgiving
TABLES
Regular 3 171'». now .......... 3 4.15
Regular Slims, now .......... S 9.60
Regular $10.00. new .......... $13.15
Regular 32.3.00. “how .......... $21.00
Regular $215.00, new .......... $30.50
CHAIRS
Regular 81.50, now $1.30
louulur $1.771, now ............ $1.54
Regular $1.95, now ............ $1.70
llopulur $2.135. now ............ $1.95
Regular $3.75. new ............ 03.20
B. K. MITCHELLNUNDERTAKER
r. A. talcum
HOUIE FURNIIHIR '
CORNER WALL AND HIGH
NORWALK. CONN.
Norwalk Mom of
0T3..
v
"yin
~h,
cure, are the vow disorders that give way to Lydia E.
Plukbam's Vegetable Compound.
Women who arc afflicted with similar troubles, after.
reading two such letters as the above, should be encouraged l
l
For 80 years Lydia I}. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman dot-s justice to
herself who will not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusivei ' from roots and herbal, and
has thousands 0 cares to its credit.
Plnkham Invites all sick worrien
to write her for advice. She as
guided thousands to health free of charge.
Address Mrs. Plnkham,
The Evening Sentinel
fl loses“ in hot «our. and
- before pouring in the not isms:
this i‘lind :1 ‘l‘i‘snd Work is
‘1 ll .1 B M»
- £331.31.“ ‘ “ within:
r‘ s,‘ .
table Compound? ‘We can
t has made many remarkable ‘
ad failed. ‘ .
deen who are suffering with some form of female ~ ,
are, genuine and honest state
I
W.
(.‘resson. Pa.——“ Five years ago I had a bad fall, and hurt.
_ i was under a doctor’s care for nine weeks,
and when I stopped I grew worse again. I sent for a. bottle of
Lydia E. Pinkhanl’s‘ Vegetable Compound, took it as directed, .
woman.”—-Mrs. Ella E. Alkey, . .
- “ A yourago I was sick with kidney and
bladder troubles and female weakness.
up. All they could do was to just let me go as easily as possible.
I was advised by friends to take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
The doctors gave me
. 1 am completely cured of my
ills. and I am nearly sixty years old.”——- Mrs. Sarah Leighton,
. -l‘
Evidence like the above is abundant showing thahth ‘
derangements of the female or%anism which breed all kinds 1
ic 1 ordinary practice does not
11 remedy.
Lynn. Mass.
nro town houses. and out-door sports
demand proper clothing, and so it goes.
it is sometimes a matter of simple.
wholesome common sense to spend
considerable thought on clothe!» not:
always, as some would appear to ins
dlrato, a mere matter of vanity.
"Harper’s Ruzar" tells of a woman‘
in Stafford. Conn, who rid her house
of rats- and mice by putting small.
heaps or powdered sulphur about in.
the attic, cellar or pantry. wherever
the mice were in the habit of appear-
ins.
Crouqetlcs when carefully made and
tried are delicious, and an economical
way of making use of remnants ol
rhltkou or meat.
Quinces can be baked the some as
apples, tough of course they require
a much longer time. When they are
soft. take from the oven, and when
cool rub off the shin, cut into eighths
and serve as you would peaches or
other fruits.
Often the only garniture of girls",
low the shallow ybke of cream lace!
This way or preparing after-dinner
cheese will be tound worth trying:
Chop two-thirds of a cuplul of salted
almonds rather line and mix with a
cupl'ul of grated dairy cheese; add salt
and red pepper or paprika. mix With
a desert-spoonful of French brandy.
press into a small mold until needodz,
turn out. and serve with suited wafers.
Long gloves are no longer worn loose
and wrinkled. .
smoothly sndtlohlly, is one or the , ',
eeksdvicoe from Paris. Twelve-h .
ton lengths, therefore, are to be p
ferred to sixteen-button. . , .
A shell full of plants in the windows
is less ornamental. to the mind .00
many. than is a single thrifty torn ‘
which does not prevent the sunshine
streaming in. ,
I .lhink it was the "floated C
School Massimo" which had i ,
[crest recipes tor preparing tri ,
.y 4
writes. . .
Some women who like to ken
fine hose in as pertscloondl,w
possible knit up a dropped stitch ».
a crochet hook rather than saw it' 1
and over with needle and cotton. ush-
lnw I. much neuter appearance. «.4 .
Besides the bit of sun: or
burned on on iron spoonrlo absorb“ .
agreeable pliers. s few drops oil ,'
tier in a dish or holliurwster w ‘
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