OhtIdron to our Holiday Mst- .
‘ ine- This Weak.
bepbrook's Remarkable Spectacle
i A WILD WEST SHOW
IN VAUDEVILLE
D
.. Moran Favorite Leading Man
RQBERT CUMMINGS
, Hit, “The Baron and
H‘II’I 1, BU‘CNDI'"
f 'i'h’fivrurd of the Violin
MAX DOLIN
THE BERKES
Amusing and Entertaining
The Queen of the Air
ZUPITA PEREA
HOYT HARMONISTS
‘ THE HOYTSCOPE
.: Ana Films' That Are-Sure Hits
2.
{sAss sunrise AT ....021.00
, aAes suausa, AT ..s14.s0
Wonk Hausa, [w ...'...217.50
:1 , '9
z a. MITCHELL
Furniture Store
’ a WALL AND men era.
' NORWALK. *1:on
XI .‘f9r.-"1r:' I .
0.3.12 Branch Office-of
.1";""»’~“ The Evening Sentinel
ALHAMBRA THEATRE, ’Stamford
LEWIS J. CODY STOCK DO.
THIS WEEK
SHERLOCK HOLMES
' oNEW YEAR'B Matinee and Week
William Coillar's
0
LOVE R’S I
"The Place"
THE DIOTATOR
Patent, Gua'Mctal. Tan
‘ Button or Lace
$3.50 and
$ 4.00
TWO STORES
Norwsllt South Norwalk
C. E: Jennings’
"'Arrow/Lh-Head.
Tools and Tool Chests
“2.1:. ne'mw‘t’nshnui‘iav}
1n~m.n1-1....nnsri.n...nllnn
‘ mt}. E. Jennlnps'
Arrow H e a d '
Take - Down
Square. The»
problem ' solv-
ed at last! A
p r a c t i ca 1
Square, guar-
anteed accur~
ate.
7 seaboard furnished with
teach C. E. Jenatugs' Ar-
Take-down
South Norwalk
4
We‘hinmon Street,
4
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“GHELORS START LEAP YEAR
CAMPAIGN.
WU YSSES. Kenn, Dec. 29. ~As a
of its leap year publicity cam.
' against the single women of the
a": and country. the Grant County
elors' Club will give a big ban-
in the Town Hall tonight. Plans
systematle action toward obtain-
" - suitable wives for members will be
imam ’. .
a club has thirty-live members.
Potential. eligible bachelors of the
’ ty.” An advisory committee ap-
_ id to conduct the campaign is
' - d of Hubert 'MoCall, registrar
11.50:: .of Grant county. chairman;
be
CityNationaIBank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Capital
$100,000.00
Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
Safe Deposit Bosch 59 and 95 per year
—
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vino
res.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashler
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Mann
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swartz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis N. Hui-butt
Henry 8. Lockwood
—
Christmas is Over '
Plans for the New Year are
now in order. If the house needs
A New Roof
or the cellar
ANew Furnace
kindly give us a chance to bid
on the contract.
Horace Rf. Nas h
\ N. Main &Weet_Sts.
S.Norwalk
SISTERS 'ro MAKE enorsseron.
’ ‘ Bishop .7. J. Nllan will preside over
the profession and reception to be
held ih‘StI .1022th Convsnt. 212mm
enorni « at 9 o'clock.
Eugene and John Roche are spend-
ing this week in New York.
b...”
Mrs. John Rabbit and family are
spending this week in New York.
Henry Bruckner. of New York. spent
Friday at the lrorrre of Charles lloc he.
Miss Clara Damsguard. of New
York. spent Christmas day with her
parents.
*ww.‘
Henry Perdreaux, or New York,
Perdr'eaux.
Mrs. William Withall and family
are spending a few days in New York
with Mrs. H. llurr.
Miss Alfreda Llndborg, who is
working in Norwalk. spent Christmas
day with her mother.
George Hurst. of New York, is
spending the holiday vacation at the
home’of Charles Roche
”~me
Rev. and Mrs Richter entertained
John Johnson and lows Shearon at
dinner on Christmas day.
Philip liurst,~ of New York. spent
Sunday. and (‘hrlstmas day with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hurst.
..__.._-.._‘.
James Wltlrail. who has been in a
hospital in New York with a broken
arm, was back :11 his home Saturday-
and Sunday.
lr‘rauk Aiken is spending the boil-
days at his home. He will resume his
work at Storre Agricultural College
next Tuesday.
Miss iiesslc Wood. who has been
teaching in Katonah, .'. Y.. Is spend-
ing the holiday season with her mother
on lower Silvermluc avenue.
Mrs. George 'l-‘rye, of New York
city. with her daughter Elsie. have
been spending the holidays at the
home of Mrs. Prye's rrlother. Mrs. lCiln
Aiken.
The weather was so mild In this
locality llltil two or three of the farm-
ers arbrrnd lrcre spent last Saturday
plowing. an unusual occupation for
Christmas eve.
Raymond Fry, 01' Albany. N. 1'.
reached Silvermirre Saturday and his
father the day following, joining Mrs.
Fry at the Alonzo liullcr'y home. Mr.
Fry rerurned 'l‘ucsday. Raymond will
remain until New Year's tidy.
Mrs. Alonzo liuttcry and Mrs. (l. is).
Richter spcndt Thursday visiting Miss
Fanny Stevens, our former schoolrnis-
tress. at her home in Stamford, where
she is spending the holiday vacation
from college at lloston.
Little Mabel Sylvester was greatly
disappointed. that after practicing for
several weeks to take part in the
Christmas entertainment at the Metho-
~ distPr'otestant Sunday school, a bad
cold kept her Indoors rill day Christ-
IIIIIS.
'~
.._—-~~>-—
There has a family reunion at the
home of William Mardwell, 87.. on
Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. John
Grindrod and their son.Edward. of
Nor-walk. with Mr. and Mrs. William
Wardweli. .lr., were gathered about the
family table. '
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The decorations in‘ the Methodist
Protestant Church were never prettier
than this year.
ter Guthrie and John Johnsonwent up
into the woods and gathered laurel and
running pine, which with the assist-
ance of other members of the‘li‘r'lend-
'iy Men's Clogs. they made into rope
and other decorations, which were in
place on Sunday morning.
John Johnson spent the week end
with relatives ‘ln New‘York city.
He attended service in a Swedish
Church on Christmas morning, at \I: 90.
which was so well attended that sev-
eral hundred people could not get into
the building, “the seating capacity of
which is 1'00. These were obliged to
wait for another service at 5: 30, when
tne church was nests cited
a 1:1" the'ertpress
it ”were: to have
‘ Church, when the following selections
spent the holiday with his son, Ciaude‘
. Pills l began taking them. and they
- Sterling was urrealed here yesterday
' afternoon on the. charge or masquerad-
Last Thursday, Ches- -
. I ' 1 n ‘
but sunroof” "
Christmas ‘ hymns, and Miss Jessie
Guthrie repeated as an offectory se-
'Iectton the hymn “0. Little Town of
Bethlehem,” which she had sung at
1 the morning service.
' rendered at the Sunday morning ser-
vice in the Methodist Protestant
were 'rendered “0. Little Town of
:Bethlehem." by Williams, Miss Jessie
Guthrie;‘ ‘Born is Messiah" by Flth-
ian, an oi'fertory selection by Mrs.
Mary H. Newman. and a duet by Mrs
Edward Guthrie and Fred W. Buttery,
“Angels from the Realms of Glory."
CURED IN HIS OWN HOME TOWN.
NORWICH, CONN. Louis Frasier.
It Market St. tells the way for his fol-
low townsmen to be cured of kidney
and bladder ailments as he himself
was cured. "l have beemsubiect toI
backscbes due to kidney trouble for a I
long time. Hearing of Foley Kidney
save me relief at once. i can recom-
menditbem to anyone. both as a great
cure. and a sure preventative of kid-
ney trouble The Bridge Pharmacy
and ..W T. Wigmore Co.
HAD A CHRISTMAS TREE.
Miss Frances J. Walsh Entortalns a
Large Number of Her Friends.
Miles menses J Weiah mile little
daughter of Constable and Mrs. 'l‘hom
as 1'.qu of 122 South Main street.1
gain 2. Chrlsumea tree party rho a numii
ber of her playmates at her home.
y-estudey artornoon. Atter viewing
the flue tree and pan-taking of the con
lettlonery snd.popcom it contained.
through the kindness of Santa Claus.
various games were indulged in.
There were graphophone selections
also. under the able direction of Pro
issuer ’Nromns i". McQuiiilan. After.
ward llhe. gucm were ushered into the
dining room. where they were . red
with cake. ice cream, f-ruit, assorted
nuts, randy and soft drinks.
When all departed they wished trite
hastens a merry Crietmau and a hap—
py new year. '
Those prompt were: Misses Ellen
Yates. Ms)“ Smith, Irene Flagg. Mur-
guerlte O‘Sullivan. Oathrv'ine Tracey,
Ellen Smith. Helen O'Reiily. Walls/cc
MCCHIHI, William M‘ct‘enn. Jr.. John
O'Sriiilvan, .ir.. Edward Tracey. John
Smith and ‘“'IIIIiim O'Iicllly.
ARRESTED FOR MAsoueaAomo
O
. As WOMAN our LET oo.
“PLAINVIIILE, . noc. 30.——ilulph a?
ing as a woman. "Several people saw
trim waiting in the station and inform-
ed the pollen that he bore a great
Irescrnblancc to the man who was
dressed as a woman, has been annoy-
ing people by looking into their win-
down. When iris suitcase was search-
ed a quantity of pencils and some
silverware were found. the latter be-
ing marked "Norwallt." The man said
that he had bought the articles in
a second-hand store in Waterbury and
gave lrls occupation as a sign paint-
er. sumclent evidence could not be
found agalnet him and he was dis-
charged.
IIEII'I'EIIW IIESIILTS
Many a» South _Norwalk Citizen Knows
How Sure They Are.
Nothing uncertain about the work
of Doan's Kidney Pills in South Norv
walk. 1'I‘here is plenty of _posltlve
proof of this in the testimony of cltl-
seas. Such evidence should convince
the most skeptical doubter. Read the
following statement:
Mrs. Elisabeth Mitchell, 123 South
Main street South Norwalk. Conn,
says: “I suffered from lameness across
my kidneys and loine for over three
years,"partlcularly when I brought a
strain on the muscles of my back. i
felt depressed and languid and could
not. get a full night's rest. In the
morning my whole body was stiff and
lame and i also had a distressing kid.
ney weakness. Learning that Dean's
Krebs:- pin- were elective 111 cases
of this kind. 7 got a supply at Plats-
ted's- Drug Store. "They promptly re-
lleved 'my trouble had made me feel
better in every way.
her of my family has also used Dosn's
Kldney'Pllls and thinks Just as high-
Iy of them." ~(8tstement gIVen April.
22.1908). ‘
, . Five Years Later. “
Mrs. Mitchell was. interviewed on
June”. 191.1, and she said: “i willing-
ly verify all I have previously said In
praise of Dean's Kidney Pills. They
certainly :1er effective in my case. ”
librsalebyelld rs. Price 50
Muslim”? 00..
l
Another moms .
The reading room is being wired for
electricity by H. Day Atwater.
Lidus Crabb has moved into the S.
Kurriatneky house on Summer street.
Robert Davies, of Seminary street, Is
now working as fireman orr~the rail-
road.
The track at. the Grove street curve,
which has been In A dangerous condi-
tion for some time. labeing repaired
by the company. Heavier rails are be-
ing laid and new ties pieced In.
The dance to be held in the town
hall, Friday evt-ning. January 12.
promises to be the event of the seann.
An orchestra of five pieces has been
engaged from Nora's-lit and It. is the
some one that plays for the dances
held 1111 the Norwelk armory on basket-
bell nights. The danée is to be held
under the auspices of the Y. M. C.
dancing class.
Man-y complimentary things have
been said during the past two weeks
of the comparatively good condition of
the roads in the outlying districts.
People who have occasion to travel in
the ritual districts by automobiles
state that the town rroaids here com-
pare very favorably with those in the
surrounding towns. The selectmen
have. builded well during the past year
and it is to be hoped that their inter-
ests will not wane during the coming
shrine
NEW FACTORY WILL START BOON
iiRlDGEPOR'i‘ Dec. 30.——\ionday
morning the factory of the llalrd Ma-
'chlne Co. in Stratford. Just over the
city line. and which was induced to
accept that location by the Bridgeport
Board of Trade. will open for busi-
ness in one of the most complete
plants In the country and will have
work from the start for a couple of
hundred bands who are even now pre-
paring to remove to this city from
; Oakville, where .the company Is at
ipresont operating a small factory.
The Sentinel want columns are read
by thousands.
TheAJAngevine;
& Son C0.
Complete House-
’fumishers
134 - I36 Washingtno Strce
Honesty, Accuracy 81
' Politeness
ls‘oor motto. Our business to grow-
ing steadily right along. which is
proof that we are gaining the confi-
dence of the people. Are you among
the crowd? If not. get in and be con-
vlnced.
W. F. Wigmore 81.00.
011066197.
8 North Main St. do. Nomaik‘
Hotel Mahackemo
.I. R._CONN_0R. Mgr.
seavroa AND curems or rooms
hA'r’ss user: DAY AND UPWARD
suuosr 0117111222 759 .
Banquets .'a (Specialty
.-Tll.. our. 002
Buffalo. ' '7
New orb; sole App for the United
SRIDGEPORT MURDER.
BRiDGEl’ORT. Dec. 30.~—Mrs. Rose
Martello and her two brothersin- law.
Rosario and Joseph de Lucia were ar-
the charge of murdering Rosario Mar-
tello. husband of the first named. the-
night of Dec. 8. Continuance was
granted until Tuesday.
Sentinel ads. bring results.
SOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICI
MAILS
South Norwslk‘ Postoffice
NAILS ARRI-VI FROM
Points—5:
.0? 2: 00.0
Mitts-5:
Eastern
I: 00. 3:
Western
1: 30.9
Darnbu ri—hz
Norwai -—0:
ss 350.1030 a. tn:
°‘i.’:1"i:.1"" 1:00 0.12
I I “‘0!
l0|.0:'00,10:00a.'.m'; mama
some! FOR
500'. IgFJougmtn only:
Wo'mr'n Points—d: 40' 1:'0In -00 a. m.; 12: u.
1: so. 2: 22 2:00. s- 00;:
020007—1100, :p'tts. 111.; m1 00.. 2: 00 m.
Norwai 4 00. s: 00.. 10:00 ’
22:5.
stain: for air
a. in; 1:00
0:00. 8:00 p.711.
points close 5: 80 p. m. Sui
ays.
E. E. CROWE. Postmaster.
Norwalk Postoffice
Mails Despatehed
m.—-Eaat.
m.-Danbury division.
or -—Weat and South Norwelk.
m. ——bznst, West and So. Norwalk.
m~New York and West.
p. m. —East and South Norwalk.
m. —Denbury division.
m. ., —i‘olnta west of Stamford. Let-
ters only.
771. -—W eat and South Norwalk.
in ——Cannon Station. Danbury and
Wilton.
at. «East. W out and So. Norwalk.
m—Eaet, \\ eat and St). Norwalk.
Sundays and Holidays.
t nrall closes ht 5:30p at.
nday collection at 3:30 p. m.
Mails Received.
m.—All directions.
m.—1‘annun Station
n1. —East, west of Bridgeport.
m.-—Wilton and Danbury.
arr-South Norwalk.
m—East. West and So. Norwalk.
1n. ~—Danbury division.
m—Eost. West and So. Norweik.
11. n1. «East.
p. [IL-75”! and South Norwaik.
.0 p. m. =4;qu Y‘ikk' Brooklyn and South
7. 30 p. m. ——Eost. West and So. Norwalk.
Sunday;
9: 00 a. n1. ——East. West and So. Norwalk.
Carriers' nindow open from 9 until 10
a. m.
Iii. S. ADAMS. Postmaster.
1.1.11.11.11.11101111
in Effect Oct. 1. 1911.
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7: 20):, 7: Ida. 9:17\'. 8' Six 9'Ilix.. 9.37.
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Wash .Enp.: goes to Harlem River). 2.19.11
3:27.1:31x. 5: 35. 5: 5011, 0:10. 15:01:. 1: iii:
7:52x. 9:40x, 10:45.
Sundays.
A. M.:——12 48x, 5: 0911. 5' 1191:, 8. 54. 10:20:»,
1‘. 37-2—13 51x. 2: Six. 2:0 9x. 5: 35.5 5.02:.
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12—4 '57: 2:.40 06:15. szoox, a: 03x.
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Tome: 02. 2:011. 2: 021:. 2: so. 11: 00:1. 11: so.
Sundays.
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M. ~12: 0'4. 5: 02x, 5:04. 6:01x. 7: 2.1:.
2: 203:. 9: 20:1, 11' .0011. 12: 00x.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M.—12.122.' 1:271. 1:57a. 9: 09. 7: 23.
21k, 10: 2917.0 11:11x. 11:07.
P. M.~—I2:(i 7:.1 :20, 3:11x§8:21x.4:26.
$123.. 0:15\'. 4'7. 7: 10):, 9'09x. 9210:,
To Bridgeport, Saturdays only—9: 05 p.111.
Sun ndays.
M. ~12: 12x.- 1:112, 1: 57a. 7: 43, 9: 42,
A.
10:10x 11:11:.
p.11':02i— 022.0502. 0:“. 7:10x, 2:12:11.
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DANBURY TOrS/OUTH NORWALK.
A. --0: 00. 7: 22 s: 00 s: 12. ':10 02, 11: so.
- P. .—2: tax. 's:22x'. 11:20
, Sundays.
..N.—7I: 55. 11: is
0. 7: 89:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M. —1:20 can 1 'M a
0 13' 8. 27' m 01( y exoep on ays),
P. ‘22—- s. 1:222. 15: 21:. 0: 20. 7:12.
' ' Sundays.
A. M.~—9:15. 10: 00:.
P. 22—2 :10. 7:15.
NEW YORK To BOSTON.
Stepping at New Haven, New London?”
and Providence. '
1' M South .Norwalk.
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I
THREE BEFORE COURT FOR 'A
V :i" I ' ".'r.
- .. ‘, _ 1: -
l—PIece blankets m a t
w'srm water after addl
name. 10:20 a. as: ,_
Ll
amount of Pore"
2—Rinsc in lukewarm 1
3—Plscein another tub of-
warm water with to“
amount of Persli and work
gently through the baptism!“ ,
a few minutes.- ~
4—Rinsc agair1,ndding two
tablespoon fol: of common
salt.
5—,“ ring and hang out to dry
When the blankets are on the line and nearly city, if they
are beaten slightly their condition will be greatly improved.
10 center at All Grocers
A are TELEPHONE eArrs.
During “Boost Week" thei'S‘cut
New England-Telephone Co. mad . ,
tracts to Install 1192 telephones '
Connecticut. in 11 months 1186,
ralgned in city court this morning onrphones have been added to the .
Haven list in the state on Sean)
. oytal Tommi“ ..
l-hiusio Sim. glitterd and City W
12~xVVeat St. in
13—ganoord "2%... 3m 1 seem.
11-North Main and Ann Sis. '
15411 n St. and aw Ave. '
id—x orwalk Iron orka.
ll—West Ave. and Cedar St.
iii-High School. West Ave
21—West St. and Taylor Ave.
zs-xEly Ave. and Lows weSt.
reassures"
«at u n
26—17egtngton Ave. andA Austin St.
27—West and Elm Grove Sta.
sl—filou‘m) Nigg- 8t., betw'een Grove all
e .
32—xtld) Electric Works. State St.
34— xSprlng and Cla
35~anviland and Bid.
si—xmokwood 5117.00
'aster
~Falrfleld Ave flue ~ :;-v.
‘ 42~r11ylnr Ave. dud “gout t. '
iii—W oodward Ave. and Me
8
ié—Burrttt and QuintaxfiWndWatq
—“ od arda -
‘6 o “ g ..o...1wood Ave. '
BI—Goldcn Hill
2‘—\\' aslringlon St. B“id¢e. .
g9—Frcight yard and Ann gem“ private.
54—\or\valk Look 50‘ prrlyin‘t‘e. boxed.
ixi Denotes rrun- n er e -
(M) Master box. from wblcatha Id!!-
ber of any box can be sound
One Ettolke a; 12 noon‘ and S I m .
stander 1 me, -
One stroke at odd times, testing «1
line err.
Tu?strokes after an alarm. fire out. '9'
cells do rtmcnt. 1-1
Tlrrcelpgllow strokes, water. to be that
011.1 —
At 12: 05 p 111.. each Wednesday, a bu.
is pulled for test.
Fir a rms for an; dlstriot,elso.nree4
cclved b telephone. _ ' -. _
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS M .I
15- —1‘ 011111 1-1 “11111 111d Wall Streets.
21-41mm: AH-nuc and Unto Place. ..
J'J—Spr'lng Hill and Kellogg Strueet
zit—[111011 l‘urk
"5—West .mmu and Berkele’y Street].
:.7 ~Frnnkll11.-\\t\rruc and 1.\ nos Place.
31~Gax house. (Pr'lvatc box).
32~West Avenue and Merwln Street.
iii—~Hurbor Avenue and Orchard Street. . _ n
3:»(‘lrapel Street and Harbor Avenue. .. ~
lid—“Kat Avenue. near the armory. -
:iil——Stove Street and Rim Crest.
tl'wt‘ross Strut and Wilton avenue.
-Mnin 2111-11 and North Avenue.
tel—France 811001.,
51—» Grand S nut and Tlrrdall Lane.
5‘——Mnln 1111 Catherine Streets
53~~Now Canaan Road and Fair Street
fit—Chestnut Sin-01.111111 Summer St.
55——Mai11 Street and lulon Avenue. , '
02~0n Tin Grtcn.
03421121 .-\\crrue and Lincoln Avenile.
'I—-I':{ISI .mnuc and linsknm Lane.
50 Van Zant Stroe'
rone 170
~Fttclr School (private).
Marvin School (private)
Lilli—East Washington and Fort Ste.
2H—"rur Zandt St. and Osborn Ave. _,
216—I-Inst Ave. and Rowan St ..
fin—Winfield St.
ins—Fort and Charles Ste.
22I—East Ave. and Fitch St. _
225.—-St. John St. and Edits Ave. .. .
aaz—Seavicw Ave. and First St. .-
ass—limlcvard and Second St. ' _
330.00%. Ave. and Ffith 51.4.,
33" ——Bouleva.rd and Blackstone SI.
ail—Keyser St. and Pine Hill 431,. g;
aiz—Keyser St. and D'Fck) Pond
Sill—Shore Haven '
A telephone message to ElectrieS
('1'05)m betneen' the hours of 0 p.
6 2. Mn; location of tire, .
will be K van of nearest bolts” 7 . .-
Private boxcs will only be pulled,
fire on gremises where located "
Secon alarms are only tube ‘31
the chief or acting chief upon his
at the tire. - _
. Special Signals .
1—Onc blast at odd times, test. as or
1—00110 blast at 8 111.. stem
1- l—Two blasts. lyre out.
11- li—Twenu two. at 8 ‘2
. lng session of public 213th
11- ll—Twenty- two, 18-
ternoon session o no,
Illlllllll—Ten b18928
entlre department;
' V
Fire headquartefi. l
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