short and. ions .
. 1199.31.00 and that
' A Complete Assortment
'11. 1t BANKS
Mnhafltom'o Hotel Bleak,
South "QM-ER
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' WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Saturday: much colder to
night; high northwest winds. The
disturbance that was central over
Michigan yesterday morning has mov-
ed eastward and is now central neart
Nantucket. Mass. It produced light
snow and high winda in the Lake re-
gion and along the New England coast.
Warnings tor high winds were 1dls-1
played along the coast yesterday after;
noon. The cold wave from the not'th-'
west is moving slowly eastward 11nd.
-..sot1'thward. Zero temperatures extend"
as far east‘as Pittsburxs, I’a., and as
far south at Dodge City. K1111. Freer.
int,r temperatures extend as far south"
as northern Florida.
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Temperature: Minimum, [5: 1112111111
mum, :38. Partly cloudy.
Percy ('llendet1ing,onc oi’ the
riers oi the. Nor-null: post other, is ill-
a a; hit home and I William ltoue is
Substituting in his pla1' e.
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A. a. lieci'dt. of South .'\'or~‘
walk. spent Tuesday and \\‘ednes1ia,\‘.
with Mr. and Mrs. i‘. is}. T. Fairly.
1“,.101' Smynl’or‘d avent1e,Ne\v (“1111111111. 1
111-11.
w—Ali kinds Winter (211113.0‘Ilri1111'a.
Rudolph Slibcl', ('11 South Norwailt.
hasopcned a ladies' and 'ur-ntlemcu’s
custom tailor shop in the Asclntuer
building 011 Railroad avenue, New Can-
a“ '.
The annual meeting of the stock'
“holders of John'C. Wilson a. (30.. but
fitna'nulacturers; will be held at the of-
lite of the company, 26 Waverly plant.
New York on Januaty 13.
F1 ed Hickman and John Evan paid
ltheir personal tax this mmning. and
the lists are being cleaned up as rap-
ldly as possible by Prosecuting Attor-
idly as possible by 'I’rosecutlng Attor-
~1 .
—-—Not.lee to the public: The pawn
' shop now at 153 Washington St. bridge .
will be located at 40 Water St, after:
Jan. 10. All unredeemed goods must
be turned into cash.
John Greenwood was elected dele-
delegate to the Lay Electoral Confer-
ence to be held at Brooklyn, on March
29. by the membets of the South Nor-1
walk Methodist Episcopal church last
evening
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Detective Baker, of the Danbury .po~
lice department. came to South Nor:
walk yesterday and took back with him
Catherine Anderson and Irving Fra-
oer wanted in connection with the
theft oi? Jewelry, valued at $200 Yea-
terday afternoon Miss Anderson ad-
mitted to Chief William R. Penning-
ton. by whom she and her escort Were
apprehended, that she had sold the
diamond stickpln in Nerwalk for $10.
The ring was pawned for $25.
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-—Suits, Coats and Dresses at reduc-
, ed prices tomorrow. See advertise-
‘ment on page 8., Mintz's.
g Shmuel'Polley opened his dancing
‘ class in Red Men's Hall for the first
time on evening.Heretoi'o1-e the
school has been held in the Quartette
1011111 Hall, in North Main street. The
opening was "a "great success, “the at-
. . grail; being: attended- by about one
l'Ir‘Ehuudre'd ”public 11111 ‘ 111511113, all of
.u .‘ ,‘wh'om joined in having a great good
i. . time. Protease: alloy. takes on new
1111‘ 1pupils every Thursday night. '
" the financial institutions In
:in tin»
. tar \thsi.
' evasion.
' 111 he conferred with the counnission at
gate and Charles F.Trlst1sm reserve,
wan removed to
WM. . P BEERS
.Soutii hermit arid Nomllt-r
‘5' Eli EliEi’ lililiililll
EEElL Will S'EEEEE
' Plan tor Rosarvm: Association
Will Be Gbretu‘liy brawn '
' WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.—'l‘l1e mone-
tary commlselbn'a plan tor a gallon
al reserve asbeclatlo’n, when it goea,to
Congress on Tuesday, will provide for
an organization so constituted that
New York
-the seat of the money upwcr in the
United States-wwlll control less than
10 per cent. of the total representation
in the cential association, although
they possess fully 30 per cent. of the
banking capital.
This has been done. to guard against
so-cailed control by Wall street of the
proposed institution which would
largely replace the United States
treason and perform the functional of
a national listal agent. ' '
The South, with about it) per cent.
of the banking resources of the coun-
try. would control 23 pcr..cent. of the
representation in the reserve associa-
tion. New England, with [2 per cent.
'ol' the banking capital, would have 8
per cent; the Middle Went? with 213
per cent. of the banking capital. would
i11"1\e:'.0pet 11-.111 and the tar \i’eatern
and [Emilie 511111111 with about i't per .
"Ctlll. oi the banking. capital, uould'
control approximately 25 perm-111..
lly such 11 method of organization, it
is expected to obviate altogether eon~
:il‘ol 111 lilt‘ result 115:. '111'i.tiion by him
Fill-(tn ‘
slut-.111 gloup or $11 of llll'n.
in until associations will he pr‘1(1\llr'1i
i'or~~ 11111 in X11111 |:.11pl1111i.1uo in 1111
[611511111 Hate. [our in llH. South, four
Middle West and four in the.
To control 11111 reserve as-
sot-[alien it would he lit-ressary to c1111-
trol a majority of the branches. This
it is held would be. impossible.
it baa been proposed that ownership
ot‘ bank-«stock by other banks be pro-
Elllillilq;'iiild that anvbanl: a naught-1'
of the reserve association ho forbidden
to own any stool-:11 in another bank.
[1 has also been proposed that when
:1 bank acquires stock Hitlll‘ol in 1111~
other limit it be prohibited from vol-
1111; that stool: hi" the. main organiza-
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Much study by the. commission.
however, has failed “lo suggest any
provision which ivoultl be incapable ol
Solicitor General imlunaun.
the request of President 'l‘al't thought
such a provision would present so
many difficulties that it would detract
from the general plan. Secretary Mac
\‘eagh publicly declared in favor of
such a provision. Chairman Aldrich
has asked Mr. lilae'i’eagh' . to suggest
one.
lod'ay Mr. lilacVeinh wrote Chait-
mau Aldrich that he thought It was of
great importance that the commis‘
leil' a plan of reform include the pro
hibition against one bank holding
stock in another, directly or indirect.
11-. lie said he had been extremely
busy and had not time to 'l'rame his
ideas into a provision'ot law, as re-
quested by‘ the committee. “The
truth is.” the secretary added, “i am
not in the shutter writing monetary
laws as you are, and mine would be
put an apprentice hand, anyway.”
t‘hairmun Aldrich and his advisers
maintain that control. or the main or-
ganization would be impossible. be
cause of the provision which scatters
the representation among fifteen dis-
tricts and distributes the balance of
power all over the country rather than
in the ananial district.
1It any workable plan of defeating
inter- holding of stacks can be de-
vised. lt will find a place in the com
mission's report, as an additional safe-
guard. ' .
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TWO FIREMEN HURT iN FIGHTING
BLAZE AT WATERBURY.
WA'iI-lRBUR'Y. dun. 5.——T'wo the
men, Captain Charles W. Lynch and
William F; Groudeu,1are1autferlng to-
day from severe burns received in
lighting a. $7.00 fire at. 61 Wood meet
The men were injured when” a. barrel
of aluminum and broual exploded.
”without warning.' Ltynch’ meted
out into the open with his oil coat
ablaze.
Two lines of hose were turned oh
him, drowning the. “11199.. Groude'n
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ll'iv‘ery day that. score-patrons iho
' “nought to comet to your figure to also
«Where-60 thelrtolun and your diud
mane—Amman youru. «yard-ins .
15.-
hide the boil and make the room
lids they 11110 quite Indispensable.
black background. with gold lions
Others. 90:: uP.
11.1. COLLiNS
Whatever llnowledge or cash
We never lose sight of the in
Is to serve the people.
“live up to. At whatever cost. we
otter We make them. '
First in quality. last in price.
hi there any room which would not he’- tlie 11.11.} lulu-11511 with
at least- one: or- even two? You need them to shut off the drum. to '
. We offer you a very special 4 told, 51‘- -toot high Cloth hereon.
in bringing together the best grain and teed straight from the mills
to you without. any additional profits.
Whatever
err-Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry. 11
more picturettque, 111111. for inva-
.0
embroidery. at $475.
8. COMPANY.
we command is put to daily use
ndamental idea of business. which
is stated in our advertisements we
make good to our customers every
MANUEL 'rono HATCH.
always in the minds of its custom-
ranne. stove or self-feeder. Prisca
Jeddo Coal
Send us an order for one load. and we will retain. you as a cue-
tomer. Clean. free from slate, uniform quality. suitable for iurnoco.
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That's it l-—-
A Hot Thing
on application.
[T's HARD TO ,DISLODGE
the grip. 1'ratupa. dyapopttc
p.15l1‘1. [intuit-my or many of [he
ilik that flesh is. heir to lttiloba
that you are Wine 1111 the tact
that a little put'ouvltislu'y [a the'
kimpioat and l111111.,n'11.1a1111,(1t ban-
ishina your ailment. Every one
should keep a bottle of pure.
high made and aged wliiakoy in
.P‘iro Alarm Headquarters
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RAYMOND BROTHERS 1
' gar Manon, Oulltygadd 111.1111. .
The one: against H. Dunne Me'-
Conn. Daniel
illumin- o‘t lat-lapped. who were 5a
'refite‘d at the time the attempt was ‘
mfie to close Steeplechase Island on
Sundarl. have been polled upon the .
mmendation of Prosecutor minute
8. Bonita, ot the court: of common.
plan. It was s‘horally expected that
'thls action would be taken after Cap-
' nun 1111111 1Boyton,/lnnnbxer of the 15-,
land. had been tried before a jury on
the charge of vlolatlnxthe Sunday law
and had been acquitted
McCaun wan arrested for knowing
his Bridgeport baseball club to play
at the island on Sunday. Quilty was
formerly manager of the dance hall,
and Murray conducted the pool room.
The charge against the trio was con.
ducting secular luminous on Sunday.
When the cases reached the common
pleas court it was determined to take
Capt. Boyto'n‘a case as a test DI‘OBGCII'
tlon.
WM
SLOOAN AND BOOM MONEY
SHOULD 60 1'0 DRAWING ELM
CITY’B MALARIA SWAMPS.
NEW “AMEN, Jan. fir-The slogan
and boom movement spreading am'ong
Connecticut. cites and towns
‘atrougly condemned in a communica-
tion to a local paper. The money spent
in self appreciation and parades in
this city ought to be spent for lmw
movements. said the writer, such as';
malarial .‘
draining New llaven's
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FIRE ALARMS
SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXEB
It Electric
al\\\'ori1.u.'.l‘elepboue for tile alarms.
u '1.
va‘l’fmliltlth and North Main Bu.
Malinckumo Ii11t1i
alloy and Raymond St
5 ~all & (.1 Carrot i’ucttzryxrivate.
hell-1y”) 'lhtaim. .
immune llall L'lltturd and City Hotel!
--l [1135 Hi.
1' xWeM St. ., Franklin firllotil.
mu nut-1d St. .. C'tmeold and iincolx
Soil mls
. \‘ 11'111 Main and Ann Btu. ..
~ ilivti Si. and iinvvivw Ave.
"1"y1‘11lk iron 'N’t’ii'lm.
\\ 1111! A11- and Cedar St.
liigii i‘icitool West Ave.
~Weet N1 Add Taylor Ave.
-\l1: 11‘. Are and lmte Flt.
1‘111‘1111111 and lltnry tits.
xh‘uutlt \l.1in and Monroe St-
~l.1 xluutnn Ave. and Austin St.
~—\‘\ 11111 and liltn (lruve 8111
South Main 81.. imlwwn (drove and
Head» w “to
~v-xt‘dt l-Zitettlr. “orka. State St.
1 3131111111: and l [111 Sis
“wallavilaud and Water Sin.
~-}l,ml<wmid Mtg . (:1).
~ini1lield Ave and Cedar at.
E'.".\l~l A“. and Smith lit.
Mmdumd Ave and Meadow Si.
n'l
their home for ettiergcxu'l'os, ‘11.. \_v--..u.1v.mn and 1. «1111111111: his. A
. . . . - .1' ”ti-i 11 um 51.1111 I1 11mm v.9
“m" Manner k" “Em”- 11.1 1.111141111111511 111 lirldq»
5'1 1 retain yr. rd and Ann N1. minute
Magnet 81 Flynn
SllEE CASE Elli
EllRlllSii [illiE
Expected 111 Have important Bear-
ing on Mysterious Murder
1 in South Manchester
HARTFORD. Jan. 5.1-«A suit case
containing 1two revolvers. a bottle of
chloroform and a picture of a party
or Italian socialists has been found
among unclaimed baggage iu the of
[tee of the New York and Hartford
Transpoiuatlon company and opened
by the police. it is believed that the
suit case will havewnn important 11m.
ing on the mysterious iu'urderor An-
tonio Pietmiino in south Mdnehester,
Saturday ntlght '
Conductor Adumsoh, who let a par-
ty of three italians 011.1113 carat Sat
today night. near where‘the murder
ed man was dound a few hours later.
has partly identified one at the group
in the picturefound in the suit case
as one of theme-u accompanying the
dead man. He identified the dead
man as one of the trio last Sunday.
The shit case also contained a red
covered book, printed in Italian. which
.was entitled, ‘ ‘he Remedy bias in
You." The book told how to make
dynamite, hear to use 1.111113111911111.
and other high explo’ilves. It also
contained a. letter addressed" to At-
tilio Broccollnl general delivery,
Péckville, Pa" and was from Antonio
Minuet-,9. 01.80, 58 Valley street.
Wakefield. Mm.
it talked oi' preopects 9: 1.0.1.1..
wakelldl'd tor the receiver of the let-
tar ,,,,, lug. concluded by saying: "This
is the otter of one free thinking so
outlet to another, in- the great cause
of total emancipation." Another was
a hitter 'to Atllq, from hir mother
.in Aquila d' Abmazi. litaly. The suit
cm was ohipb'ed to this city Decem-
he'l- 21 trout New York as the personal
baggage of a1 man believed to be At-
cilia. dt was checked, but left on-
claimed for several ddys and when
Attlllo 11mm bito‘ii'" with” his check
denied 1Mt11tl1'1u1oa'sg won his " on
'loday, Superintendent C. S. Lake. of
the Highland division, authorises the ‘1
statement that the-N. Y.. N. H. and I“.
xil- Cross Street and Wilton avenue
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The check on the rail case had been
stolen and the tompmn settled w.ith
him tor 11111. it 111111 1111111111 oyer tot
the police yesterday. T-bt 1i1i11roi111"1u
was bought ['11 Scranton, l'u . 'aud then
m-re addreeses of iinlians in is. run
ton and .leseup and lletkeley, Cal.
HIGHLAND DIVISION DOUBLE
TRACKING.
NEW BRITAIV. .laa. truth on in.
ten-low with the \‘ew Britain Herald
H. it. it. Company intends to main
thin 11 double-track system between
Hartford and Waterbury as soon as a
new aytitem of automatic signals are
installed. Mr. Lake estimates that
the improved service will be in ope-
ration within syear.
1SUEO FOR GROCERY BILL.
Nimrletor. William Thompson. of
the New York Graeery Company has
brought suit through Attorney «J. J.
Walsh tor ”a grocery bill contracted
by Harrie and his A. Gage. Property
of the defendants has been attached2
by Deputy Sheri! John ll. Blake the
land. being situated in East Rocks ave-
one The papers are returnable to
the Nor-walk town court the fourth
Monday of January.
new HAVEN OH MBER OF COM-
naaca'a Noua'r.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 5.——-1Mernbers ot
the late senate have been sent invi-
tations to attend the Chamber of 06m-
merce banquet here on Jan; 19 as the
guest of Senator Frank Woodrutr.
who was "president pro. tom. of that
body.
the Chamber ‘will be President Taft
and Senator Bailey.
“MATT" O'fiR‘I‘EN‘iS INDISPOSED.
WASHINGTON; Jan. Ila—Attorney
Mathew Ill. O'Brien formerly a city
sheriff of sump-1111.13 ill with kidney-
trouble. Althouxlr Attorney 0' Brien‘l
illness has not been aerloua engu'ilt
to keep 1.1.11 flotill- business he has
hon Elude!- the nth or a opbelal'flut
on organic "dim“ don'thé habit,a
‘monut. Attorney 'O‘Ei'len‘ an mum
‘vory suburban 111th *law practise
H. luau—imbu- , I. 1‘. ‘1‘, '-1‘
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At the banquet the-guests of -'
N- wwult. Ltitk 0.1.1111er
1x1 tien- 1111-11 nnn- Jutei‘toriug boxed.
1M1 \iuntur taut. from him it the mm
[1111 or any bout can be anon-led.
(1m Piliikn at 12 noon and a
standard 1111.11.1-
(me 111111.111 at mid times.
111.111 opt-1n.i~
'1‘va «when after" 1111 alarm. line out. re
'lhrct HIUW.RU11E{OH, «Mar to be abut
oft im
At 12: '65 rt "1.5111111 Wednesdnr. a be:
In limited for tool.
Hm alarms for a
flolvml by telephone.
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testing or
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NORWARK FIRE. ALARMS
t"-oi‘m'r of Main and \anl Streets.
ilttden Avenue and l'nlnn ['lace.
Spring Hill and Kellnr'g Stroll.
-l-'11iun Park
”“1131 Avenue and Berkeley Sneet.
~~~i1‘mnklln AH‘mlt' and 1.111111 Plate.
lutiaa houao. [Private hos).
lib-West Merino and Morwln Sheet.
S‘im Harbor Avenue and tin-haul Sueet.
‘br‘tprl ls‘treet and Harbor Avenue.
Vest Avenue-.1113” the ‘nfmorv.
Stevens Street and Elm Crest.
lbw
ill—Main street and North Ate-nul-
til 411111111:- Street.
(hand Street and Tinduti Lane.
52:«\ialn and Catherine Streets.
53-«2‘1011 Canaan Road and Fair Street.
liimt‘ luatnut 1street. near Summer St.
55 obtain Sfieut and Union Awnue.
112* (in The Green.
all -l- out Avenue and Lincoln Avenue
at 14.111111 -\\'t 111111 and manhunt Lane.
sas'r NORWALK FIRE ALARy 30x15
FlIo headquarters. 511 Van Zuni Street
Telephone 170
(«Fitch SchooLtprtvate)
5m-htarvin School (private).
lla-wl-‘lest Washington and Fort Ste
zit-«Van Zandt tit and Osborn Ave.
mammal Ave. and Rowan St.
217:Wlulleld St.
on and Charles Btu.
rib-as .aat Ave and Fitch St. "
225—St John St and Edits Ave.
38 «stun-low Ave. and First St.
at Boulevard and Second St;
l ‘F‘itt it St
33': ~Boul'evard and Blackstone St. (Tel
Edi—Keyaer St. and Pine Hill Ave. (Tel.
link—Keys" St. and Duck Pond rd. Tab
at Shore Haven
[795) between the hours of e p. m. an
6 a. m.. M n: location of tire. an alarm
will he 3 van or nearest
tire on remisea ’where local to
Beach alarms are only to be :1
the chief or actini chief upon his arrival
at the tire.
Ibl 9.1.1.
i—One blast arodd'
l—(Elte blast at 8
1‘1~Twoblaata.
ll-lll~Twenty No.11 11".: 111.. no morn1
in; session of public school.
11- tic—Twenty-two, It 18: p.111. .no at-
rnoo session at pub 11 no ohoo'l.
entire department.
ROWAYTON F'IRI ALARM DISTRICT!
ton—Highland Ave. to N. 2.. N. H. h a.
hmgwkog1 f1“ 6‘33!“th inland. , 1
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no am 1
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41111111111111114111111.1111 Awe. and Wale: 1
n:- dletrlct also re 1
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telephone ines'a‘aérea t'o" 'llilectrlc 'Statlosv :, .
box. _,
Private boxes will only hedouiled for ,, '
you by I:
times. testing or line I'
51'1”“ rt'l . bianda‘rd time. ”
llllllllllg-T'on blasts quickly calls tho
1'. rAchEeha. A DOZEN ............
. value? housemates. A peek
fsluo. brakes. W0. lbw
{odd war-kin; order :11de
‘ 50 WAL'L STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free ‘
O. D. Jackson
Optlci at!
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F. E. Lockwood 81 Company will
give you a $25 Gas Tank for 5
: $16 and your Old Gene‘ratOr-é-fi'
' for your. Automobile.
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ROYAL GROCERY COMPAN~"
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FINE BUTTER, PER POUND. ........... '... ................ . ........ 316'
'FlNE zoos. pen DOZEN ................................ . ...... 29o
couoauseo 11111.1(. 3 CANS ........... . ................... 2115'."
gFLOUR—PELLSBURY'S OR GOLD MEDAL. PER BAG .,..._.,~.<-u-ox.t 85c .
Parley (Manges. per doz. ........ 30c llaltt'r‘s t‘oE'd'a': M- at...“ :11: .':"8E':m'.".'199
l .21111 [:11in Fruit. 'ifor ....... 25c .\'e.'1'v I’ruus.‘ 2 ilik. .. 91113.13 .251:
él‘anl‘. [.115 or ilaielns, 11111: ...... 221; _\‘1 '11 P11111hes.]'3't\1"'lii'.’f.. {Egriiédfic
All the Lea'ding Brands of the Finest Canned Fruits. ""'"’
“no.
22 SOUTH MAIN 31".
TEL. 833- 3.
Reduction Sale of.
Ladies’ Suits, Skirts, Cloaks, etc;
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
1 THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
515 Main St., Stamford. 33 So. Main St, South Norwaik
THE SELF-STARTING '
.YER C
STARTS EASY, RUNS EASY. STOPS EASY.
The 1912 models of the five-passenger and runabout cats-now on
1 low at our garage .
Demonstrations cheerfullt given.
Eosc AR H. BAN.
‘ RIVER STREET _. Telephone 681-8 NORWALK. OON' .
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For This
M_EN' S BOX CALF and GUNMETALSHOES all _
weits .. $2.29. Former value -$
Come in and see them. 1
The White Shoe Store
190 Washington St. Cor. worth & Atlantic 1'9 '
SO. N9RW'AL'K STAMFORD
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