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Too Much ot a Good Thing Pres-
ented in the Town Assembly
Hall, Last Night
“Too Much of a Good Thing" was
not too much or a good thing for the
large and appreciative audience which
greeted the entertainment. given lust
cveulng‘ln the town assembly bull in
Wall street. by the Children of Emory
Sodulity of St. Mary's Church, to help
swcil tho organ fund. indeed it was
too little of a good thing and all were
sorry when the plnylct, or one—act
force, was over. ‘
The hull was tilled with the younger
element of the. town and the untilrc
program was one which plcnscd. Miss
Mstdolinc Monitor and Miss Theresa
ithtltill, who gave vocnl solos. were in
flinc volcc and their numbers were
Boston Express Probably Struck
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Miss. Helen Millard 8.... Be-
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Arthur Charles Hoyt
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Many Distinguished Guests at
' Ceremony and Reception
- -- the Woman
» l heartily applauded. The orchestral so
hi __ Ti '1‘ lcclions proved the ability of Svcc's
‘ M lcrtsa onion, 8 Htlngnrinnl Orchestra in conccrt music, us well as
woman ””1“? m 10m; street. was'for the dancing music which followed
struck by ttntn it», t to Boston impress.} the program.
going oust, ycstortluy ditto-noon at 2:30. The force. was certainly n humorous
unlock about a third of u lnllc below’mm and the young 1mm“, look their
the Rowuytou railroad station, and parts to perfection. it was the. intro
instnntly ltiiiuti. Her remains were:
]ilt'kt~‘d up later by freight train. iii.i P
It :i. and brought to the ittlwny'tott‘y,,m, 5.”va life. The sound laid in
txrllrond station, where the medical ell-j thc city and the limo being the pros-
ntntnct. ucwod them and gave the uo—i out, “mm, this llttie,hnlf-bour cntcr-
cessnri' berndssion for the “mwrmkftnlutnuut ntosthccptltblc.
9" m rcniove tho some. The cost of chnrnctcrs:
it M‘wnmvw lhnl MM Tomns ““3 .‘iir. Perkins ........ Francis C. Ward
crkins," Albert Rosc. into the guy
bud been huntingr mushrooms, for “.N
smut! bag of the latter were found.
nem- whore her remains were picked‘ Hattie Perki
“i" iEunlcg Bowl” Miss Alice Tarp!
it is the opinion of the railroad men , Jennie Costner .. m” Leonora Word
that the deceased was walking outsldoj F
cllle Perkins ....................
Miss Katherine Sullivan
ns .. Miss Susan loonnrd
, red Schuyler ........ John Tierney
0" the we" “ll-W” 8"“0“ "V “‘9; Tothelnkins Albert Rom
forward beam of the engine on the no, Poiivt ............. Miss Nora ”an“
por part of the chest, The Boston‘
express did not. stop. probably the
crew did not know that. they had hit
the woman. as she was struck by the
“lit side of the locomotive, her lib;
juries on the right side of the body.
‘ These consisted of n fractured shoul-l
der and arm. while all of her ribs were
broken. the latter probably by the
force of her full. There is no dottbt
ibut winst death was instsneous.
The first on the progrum was an
overture by Svec'e orchestra. Then
come it vocni solo by Miss Madeline
Manner.
After the play came another orchestra
selection and in conclusion Miss Ther-
out Cultllt gave it pleasing vocal selec-
tion.
After the program dancing was en-
joyed until u lute hour. it is thought
that quite a sum of money was not.
Following this was the furoe.i
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Opened in "Weill Today and it
ideal Depository Selected
E. J? Bowen. representing the man
aging director of the William McKin-
icy Memorial Hospitsl league of New
York; came to Nomulk today from
[MiliilII'Y'tO appoint s local depository
for the money to be collected in Nor;
walk. and to urrnnge for the opening
of the fund itself.
The McKinley Memorial Hospital
Mingus has been at, work Mr ovor two
yours on plan’s to erect in New York.
what it claims will be the largest and
iincst hospital in the world. as it me.
morlni to McKinley. The tongue
import to raise for this purpose fully
$7,tllltl,llll0. and pit-nu to have in nddi’
lion to the hospital itself. camps in
various otbt-r states for tho treatment
or inclpiuut rnsos of tuboroutosin.
'l‘ltcsu plans may include Connecticut.
‘ impressive and stately won the wed-
idiug ceremony which last evening
.' graced the
ibct’ore n gathering of ““yfnrnl bundrcd tttcntorini to honor McKisllcy‘s mom-led wish six counts, intoxlcntlon. .ts-'ltcaltil. and though never attempted way. The attendance was large, the.
lifricndn und rotations. two at Nobiory, are Prostdcnt‘i'sl't. the mvnrnomri‘mm- “NM?! 0' pence; kidnapping. lirel‘lotltili'. will l‘il'tWE‘ n tine thing Tortchspel. including the galleries. being ‘
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iCompsny Buys Building to
i Robert Kerr Press tor
E That. But-pose
f ‘ STAMFORD. Oct. EllrwAt the rerelv.
Eor‘s state of instruments and property.
3 including the rout estate of the former
'itobert Kerr Press, inc... of Sprintp
idsle, nearly sit at the goods wars
lsoid ut prices ranging from almost
! nothing to thousands of dollars. Some
‘0! lbs muchinory was taken by deul~
lore who held chattel mortsums.
i The buildings and 9 L2 acres of
.srounu bordering omho New Cununn
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plchini.r up coni und :tppnrcntly sllc Vlrs Perkins \rliss Vint'v lintlllli
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No public memorial. it is claimed by
Hits tongue. ever slurred under more
3 tier. Etner) W. ilunl. bend of the lisp»
ltisl t‘hnrch of America: Rev. Dr. J. i“.
‘(‘n:rson. hcnd oi the Presbyterian
Church of America: Richard C.
Morse. goncrui set i‘ctnl‘)‘ of the inter-
national commlltov ol' the Y. hi. C. A.
Mid many other public mun of note.
The superintendents of schools at
Wstcrbury. tinnitus-y, Ansonls und
; Winston have all gone on record us in-
vorinn the movement. and the collec-
tion of funds is now under way in We.
tut-bury and Duhurréwnm bout de-
noui’toriss we uppinud. in Dun-
busy. eighteen of the loading munu-
tiers for McKinley souls to spread
; broudcuut to their trudc their upprovul
30f the movement.
. The Netionui Bunk of Norwulk bus
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and Brought Here
i John Cranmer and John White were
brought before Judge tilinrles I).
First Qumrexwumt: i'moroillo circumstances. since M30318; Bin-nos in the t‘irccnwtch Hormtshidlshosul of the same. This has beenl Methodist Church of South Norwslk
.(‘hurch 0" ”m Norwnlit tiresn. when. the 5mm: heilcvcrs in this Wile Mitfourt, ycstnrdny. t‘rcumor was clitirngstix'titruttnd by the various hoards of? ws n grant success in every possible
‘ ". . > - - . icnrnin concealed Wes ions n i th .i v. S j . .» .. . c
dump: of n", comm), “mm. ”Tum; unlit»; most, popular young lietltilu‘tlf thirty~eight stains, Multan Suiting. s v. i s d us on o rt. omit \orwsik has tried it mud to its capacity.
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Eat-Mayor Seeiey. oi Ilsrlden,
lied Leg Fromm lit Punllur
Am llli Night
MEMBER. Oct. 26.~As u result of u
collision between an untomoblio und
s curriuge in which several persons
were injured. Joseph Murchettl. of
this city. driver oi the untomobile. was
today held under bonds of 81.000 on
icburues of assault and driving a mo-
tor vehicle without an operator’s it-
come. in the taunt were former Mu-
yor George 8. Stanley and his sister.
Mrs. Wiliiurn Remington. Both were
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Shortly by City oi Norwalk
Councilmen and
Citizens
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Entertainment in the First Meth-
odist Episcopal Church Was
a Great Success
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Musical Program Proved a Very
Enioyabie Feature . * ‘
Among the severtti things adv‘dcsted
for the best interest or the City of
Norwalk by Mayor Edwnrd J. Finne-
gan in his recent message, there are
several that are already taking up the
discussions of the various city otllc-
this. including the newly elected coun-
cll. They are tulking over and con-
sidering the possibilities of all the
schomos presented in the list of sug-
lgestlons fit! the mayor saw fit to de-
‘tertnino his message. Each one of
ithenl is shown to be. no excellent idea;
what. that they tire for the welfare of"
Ithe citizens at large is seen by scare-
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fl reading of huts message.
The first suggestion mode is prob-
fobly the most important—“the munici~ The entertainment given last even-
fpnl collection of city garbage. and the ‘ lug by the young people of the First
{and found the scheme to bc a sttcccss.i ———-— '
The mnyor mmpliments the tire do~i (Continued 0n ““11 9389-)
ipnrtment. but believes in the repair? ‘ ’
ot the steamer which l‘ in need i j ‘
new boilor. An agitation to getuufitn" 80°" co'B'NE
FAIIIFIELII TililLLElS
:uutomobile tire steamer to replace the;
.old one. turning it in to the factorial
:hns been begun. it is understood. and: Consolidation of the Danbury and
its meeting with favor on all sides, ; Bethe] Street railway and the Bridge-
; A reduction 0’ "‘9 WEIGM ”“33 0‘1 port and i’innbnry Street ruilwuy in
in... insurance on the city propertiesgsuppwed .0 be behind an attempt
’und the rulnahis unset of :1 ts: map in . mode. by controlling intdrestu fun"; ,
adjusting the estimates on property idsy to get the lurgest minority M”
more justly. were also mentioned. iboidors of the “up”, .34 W
Th mu r l unanimous ‘ * ~
l P ’0 “0 r n ‘i 90' exebunso their stock for In W
,ilco telephone on the pole at the “Fianna“ The bond issue unionists ,
i not of Nuin and Vs ull struts as an uld l ”00.000; ”00300 of m. in“ 1. W
l '0 ”'9 already “fie "0"“ “W’m‘mtfl held in reserve to retire the tint. mort-
1 Th“ ”‘9 (.onnectlcut Compunyinge five‘s that mature in 1914. .
ishould have n switchman in Wslii Beside um issue. the Dunbnry‘fl «
‘ {Bartlet has out $150,000 in debenturo:{‘i'
L section cuused ‘by the switching of :m W, cent. bonds of which 375:0“.
1slroct as I plan to eliminate the con-
l“" and the delay «hereby incurredwu issued in 1898 and the rest but.
recently and put on the market by to-
l with, the cur stalled in the street. was
i also on opinion of the chief executive. jcsi financial men.
iThe police have done much in martial it 15 “we,“ thut the offer made
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ll“ "‘5" ”mm!“ “d the townsm E to the minority stockholders is u fore-
pls ure becoming familiar with the
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Th9 New 01' like "618?“ mmw'“ lf‘tl for the organ fund for St. Mary's; railroad “r" sold m H” "“1“" 8m" thrown out sud well-shaken up, and in: trunner to s new issue that will so to
the qxpress sotnetime tutor saw the Church. iltulncout (lompuny, '0’ “7-?00- The iuddition Mr. Soeiey collared n fructur-znn“' ' ,wurd plying for the construction 0!
woman laying between the freight The committee of arrangements, to? use"! Oi‘ the oompuny. (‘lial‘lfil C- lion, ted log. At the ho'spitsl to which hel A“ ull-nlght "5mm“ ”"4“ in "mulls Bridgeport-Dublin road now tin-
F1 and passenger trucks and stopped. whom all credit is due. w“: wich, would mnko no statement us to: 1.“ token. it was stated this morninglmy the muyor thinks I sood Finn and linked on m as stepney. New Huron
V taking the remains of Mrs. Tomi“: (gmmnfln' Mm Katherine Dui'ly; what use is to ho made of the build»? ithut he w” down “,9". it is u coin-l he recommended the some in his mes-imd other interests identical with the
lug. but it is it current rumor that the? ““89— “” “8h“ "0' 80 0“! curly in
It}. . aboard, and carrying them With them, gShors Line Electric mud ure supposed
, I the morning and the city is
to the Rownyton station.
Misses Auun Tierney, Katherine Tor-i fcidonco that his wife is at the some
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by. Mumio Ilnrtnett and Knihcrlnu'wmmn’ M” ”mm” ”'0 ""9" f‘“ ‘ :hospltni. recovering new on oporution
William A. Reid, station msstcr.
llumodintelyuotillcd Medical lixnmluv
‘ ilnrrignn.
i John Henry and William Howard of-
torics. which are now located at South
Norwnlk. Stumtord and New York, and
or s. H. Huntington, of Nm'wnlk. who ”mm, m ”u. door. wnum Mam...” . do all of the business in Scottsdale.
We'll ‘0 ”10 station and after “will”, and John Hurty at the refreshment. tu-‘ ” such "9 the casebtho village h'
ms the remains save Units-mum 0‘ blc and Mnttbew Friend in tho count ““9" ‘0 “mm ““0”” ”00'“ “C"
W. itnymond, of South Norwnlit, por-
tntlsslon to remove the same. They
Wi'l'i‘ brought to tho undertaking
rooms, in North Main otrtiut. and pre‘; 7.pagwngor touring cur. limousine andi
liiii'Nl for burinl.
'i‘uo deceased is survived by two
sons nnd n dnuxhtor. Sin» is thought
.to be nbottt fontyvnine years of use.
'l‘ho funeral overview will be held
from the Hungarian Reformed church
in loxintttton avenue. Snturduy otter.
noon. Rev. ('lnbrici ilokus will oill~
‘clnte nnd the intortnent will follow in
lllversidc ccmctcry.
cults use A m
u.»_.——w
A very successful tea was hold you:
lotuluy ni‘tsrnoou under the auspices
or the Woman’s Guild of Trinity
~ t‘luulch at the home of Mrs. Jenn no»
luortier. Washington street,‘trom it to
i. o‘clock. The home wss very prob
lily decorated with flowers and turns.
yellow ehrysnnthsmumn forming thu
luble decorations. Mrs. F. A. ("olcuutn
and Mrs. S. W. Hoyt. Jr..t])l‘t‘iill|(‘ii ill
the urn. where ten iiilll coffcc wcro
poured. Mrs. 8.4M. Alter, Mrs. W. l’.
Becrs. Miss Mary .lonniuss, Miss bili-
tlrud Alier and Miss Charlotte ltidor
served the many attests.
Everyone attending donated u bill
Ur it towel. which articles are to be
sold til it honour to be held In Odd‘ii‘ub
tows' Hsli. October 31st.
aomcmo cottons.
Two-step and Willis sliiafiiil‘fia 9""
is. About Wigmore’s phylum:
Thursday's. it p: m. , . V
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_llotii~lil'8tiSPECTs
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Emil Nelson and Michael Moriurty.
who were unrelated, recently. and
bury. so being the hold-up men who
knocked him out and took from him it
diamond stud. vuiuod nl Still). a gold
watch nnti $20 In money. intro bceu rc.
issued by thi- ttulhorities owing to tho
that that no evidence could ho uocurmi
nsninst them. This limit woro hold on
tho churns of drunkenness, but inns-
much so they were upprehendeti while
in n saloon and were not disturbing
lilo pouch of the city in any way. the
unicorn wet-married by Julius William
V. 'i‘nmmnuy that the crises would be
pulled on these counts.
it concurs that the onus wns pncu~
llnr front the uteri. .Mut‘pily reported
i to the poiicle that he had been robbed
at. the Not-wont Gus company plant.
but further insulation shawl thut it
was at the Connecticut company's
power plant, in Houdow street, where
he spent tbs night. Ito-pits the admin
on the mm or constants flenry C. Sci
ser. who has spent considerable time
on it, no evldsngocouid be set-tired
Ind the man were iinnlly reissued.
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‘U-i’en.‘ Hlfllifliflhi't' 0R ouv.
st itvjt‘r prices. 'i‘ul. 1026-12.
ldcntiiiod by Louis Murpily,'of pun-l
no marked tho rapid improvements
,durins the but four years. for this
—-FOR HIRE NIGHTfign DAY. iconcorn will employ from 400 to 500i
The site is-ubout 200 (cell
.froru the New Conn railroad t.rscku..
hands.
land it would be an any matter to run
in spur truck to the door of the build
Elna. itonl ostnto dealers of Stnmtord
:mum to‘ think the price was is low one.
land were surprised to tiud thut thore
were but two bidders for the property.1
l Arthur Kurr. son of the former owner
got the property. was the other mun.
The contents of the building were
.not all sold, but tho sunt will lid on
Itho premises for the next few dun.
‘ililtl any nun who wishes to put-citrus
tour of tin. routniutnu material will And
‘llliill tiny rousonnblo offer will be outcr-
‘tnincti. (it tho five iiuotypos which
iwore cutniouued. only ono wuu sold.
1 bnnuuse of the fact that u "string" wuu
inttnclicd to tho other four muohlnos.
The Meruntbulor Linotype Company
of New York bud u lion of stars on
such of those tour. and no one would
iblt'l hishcr than this figure.
Most of the pllrrhuning was done by
New York colors. who t'li‘itilf‘t] up ev-
,erythlmr at by nor. Blvttnrord print»
are did not seem to hurt- need for the
minim. or did not think them worth
tho prices New York men worn willlnt
tb psy. {its linotypn muchinu whiub
was sold to El. mrby. u secondhand
dealer of New York..bmnsht 91.515.
The second int-oust amount. paid for
"its. Huber ii'ruuu‘No. t and (1‘. it.
sold for Mill.» uremic motors sold for
:3 Mid '6.
finance W. hull was receiver for
the property and did not. sppeur vori‘v
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l“liii.Al)Ei.i'iilA, Oct. 2d.~-~Jnck
(bombs. tho hrilliutlt Athletic pitcher.
is in bad at his bums in this city with
notions tntcruul tchi-lcs in the sixth
inning of ycstcrdny'n sumo It New
York he wrnuchcd his intestines. To
day his Quinton is no much worse
than his pityuiclun osilntl in two othur
doctors. They sucreensd in rudncins
the injury und any no doorman will
he nocesssry. Clinton, bowovor. will
be in bed for a work and will have to
wesr otruuu for sonic tints. its will
on Mile to pitch sssln next season. the
doctors tiny. '
Coomhu. Maurine-n in bed. said that
in tho sixth tnnlns his clam caught
in tho hole in tho pttohur‘s no: son
when its dolivsred the bull he felt u
terrific inr. The pain nus intense. out
pscinliy on the right little, but no Rubi
on pitching. In the ninth lunlns he
hurt to quit utlur Trutnnr tihudwtck
bud assaulted him. though his turn-
miss it?!“ hint on. tincture oi the
intestines is input killed Dr. stilts Pom
m. “WW 9411' tin Milieu”. It”!!!
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ills Condition Reported to he
iSbe will be informed some limo today
,of her husband's accident. The auto
imobile wus owned by Rocco A. D'-
)8“? PW for “[3 Pullmmmgjhino. who yesterday was married to.
Mnrchettl’s sister. and the occupants
1of the machine Wore wedding guests.
" who were returning home. in the our
war. Mrs. T. l'). (‘nlubrl and her dsu-
lnblur. of Waterbury: Miss (‘urtnelis
:Ponusiilo. of this city und New York.
lund Miss Lttcy Petrncci. oi’ Meriden.
l hirs. Cuisbri suffered a fracture of tho
, right um. and Miss Punsellto received
:n (loop sculp wound. The others ou-
.csnod injury.
. it wuu eluted thut the horse attached
its the fleshy curringo wns frightened
‘ by tho blunt. of the factory neur Which
«tho uccidsnt occurred. sad that the
collision followed so u result or his
‘frlubt. but Mr. Senior claimed todui/
.thst tho tutory whistle did not blow
unttl three minutes after the collision.
“mi this «2le is said M be borne ottt
; by inctory employers. It is also clnim-
or! by Mr. Society that his taunt resistor
‘sd on the side or the roudon which
‘hs was driving when the untomohlto
:cumu up und that the car nurryins on~
jty oil lamps crushed into his mum.
Duvld C. Evuns. n factory wstchmnn
and one of the first an the scene oi the
uccidonl. is in A serious condition as
the result of sryuépiipiootlo strolls due
to the uttcitonitioi incident to the col
’iisicn; tie is 58 yours old.
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«IRIAD AOINT WANTED.
A wide-snubs mun wulted to tuito
em for u his! studs breud in
Mutt and South Normals. One
that bus is horse and wit und who
run lumish‘sioo cusn sodomy. This
is u will opportunity for the right
stun. Ilsiur lit. Vernon Biliary. 0s):
und win so. so. tissues. in.
was: won intrusions-sit Advertise»
W in m qutiuut ,
thus mude l to by behind the syndicate that recent-
very dark. ‘
Th ' lly took over the ilnnbury und Betbel
l e "mm" "’0“ a N word fortrosd and undertook the construction
:consolidstlon, complimented the oldtofme other.
council on its freedom from debt. In». The N". Haven tlnuncisi interests \
posted more olilnu oi the highwayshlm supposed to have about 58 961'
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[RM bait-van in paying in 1””, '“m .cent. or the Dsnhury und Bethol stock.
to the sinking innd annuuily to in- iThe .2 per cent. in the bonds of the
crease the prestige of the city I credit. , minority is supposed to represent “a“.
MW ....__. iiy 3125.000. it is this amount in an
iper cent. consolidated bonds for which
{the majority wants the minority tor
.swsp stock.
' Borne curiosity exists among the io-
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9 81‘. Louis, M0,, 00:, maxim“ them-st broken as to the success this ob
lroturn home at midnight of Mr. and if” will “V“ tine 0‘ tho ““4”“ D“
. Mrs. "w” Wnldermeyor they hmli‘d 5 bury and helped stockholders is n wall
‘ » ' ’ .knowu New Haven business mull.
1mm issuing from tho busomont and When the uyndicute ut'quirod its 5!
linvuutlltstlns. found their dsughtor.l
. per cent. of tho stock. the Now Huron .
tMiu Murillo Wutdormoysr. ss yours mmmd m ivo u bin “m .v,
:oid. bound und mud and her bundlm,an ' p w.
t thhut he will do with the present 0M ..
.covorod with “mm". and when. mils s thing that will he wutohod with L
iiilctod by two nouro burglars. llor,‘ ‘ ,‘ ’
condition in said to be serious. ‘ "WM“
. Whom restored to wountousnoss the;
{young woman told of lining attached ‘ E'Pinon 'Icuot‘.
1 1y tho homes in but bedroom. .
' Silo urnppied with one of the no: 'A' BE A'.‘.."IT£'
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