Evening sentinel, Friday, August 21, 1914 · page 4

EAST NORWALK

NEWS

 

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Barry Morrison, of Benedict street,
has secured a poaition with the Lock-
wood Manufacturing Company, on Day
otteet. Mr. Morrison starts his new
duties in that place at once.

The services of the mid-week prayer
meeting, held in the East Avenue M.
3. Church, last evening, were conduct-
ed by Ensign Edwin J. Perritt, of the
Salvation Army.

The lawn was attractively decorated
and many members and their friends
enjoyed a jolly time of it. Cake, candy
and other good things were to be had,
and an excellent entertainment was at-
Wed.

 

An exceptionally enjoyable and in-
“resting lawn fete and entertainment
you held last evening by St. Agnes“
Guild. of Christ Church, East Norwalk.
on the chruch lawn. and a vcry pleas-
ont evening resulted.

Engineer Joseph B. Rider had for
his guests, yesterday, Mr. Wells and
81', Cornelius. of Pompton Lake. N. J.
These gentlemen were interested vis-
itors at the rapidly growing municipal
.plunt. on Bayview place.

 

 

Two very good tableaux were also

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tions with relatives in Hartford. l

Bennjuinin Parker. of the New York
city fire department, is spending a few
days at his home on Logan street. I

Charles Brundage lost a valuable
trotting horse on Tuesday, and feels
the death of the animal very much. .

 

Mrs. Albert Frisbie, of Worcester,
Mass., returned to her home yesterday
after a few days' visit with relatives
here.

Miss Alice Brundage was tendered
a linen shower at her home on Pen—
noyer street. last evening and about
twenty-live friends were present.

 

Rev, E. W. Bysshe will preach In
the Methodist Church next Sunday at
both morning and evening serv.lces
Mr. Bysshe expects to start for
France next week to protect the in-
terests of his people there.

Edwin 1. Stevens starts today for
Red Bank, New Jersey, to spend a
few days with Mr. arid Mrs. Charles
T. boundes, who are staying at Red
Bank .for the summer Mr. laundes
was a former well known resident of

‘itor during the week at Mrs. Ella
Aikens.
Mr.‘ and Mrs. Fred Buttery took

;their visitors on an auto ride at the
lweek’s end.

‘llrs. George Frey, has rgtuned to

 

 

Waldron
from an attack of (hills and fev.er

Donald has recovered

 

Miss Allen of Norwalk, was a vis-

 

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I

Mrs. Dickens. the mother olersn
Herbert Helium, whe has been yer.“I
ill, is improving.

d

Miss L, Beers.

 

who was visiting

her home at Norwalk.

A. M.—4:41x, 5:35. 6:45, 8:03;.
Mrs. Howard Rector has return-3:33); 9:15x, 10:02x, 10:00' ”250‘
ed after a long stay at her former ‘ ‘ .
home in New York state. P' M.~—12.03, 1’05‘ 2'04" 2'57'
_ 3230):, 3:55. 4:151, 4:29, 5:051I 5:24.
The Camp Fire Girls of this 612:: 610.1,?" 6207’ 8:10x. 9125' 9:403.
place, will give a lawn party at 541's.l1 ' ox, 1"00"
l’. Hamilton's, Thursday evening.
Sundoyo.

 

Mrs. John Bolton and her father
haie returned to their home In Pat-
erson. N. J She is the wife of Rev
.1, Bolton. 1

 

 

It is reported here that
Davis, our young
about to wed one of

girls in Norwalk.

iicyward
townsman, is
the prettiest‘

Stanley, son of Mr and Mrs. F. S.
Dswless, of the Silverntine road. is
spending the week at the home of his
grandfather in New Haven.

lulu arrived home
reac :55 Boston on the
Mauretania, after a trip full of excite

Mrs. S. H.
last week.

soon: NORWALK T0 new YORK.

6:90, 6:571, 7:18;, 7:46, 8:18x, 8:591.
9:18x. 9:40, 10:33:, 10:51x, 11:51.

'3:20, 4:491, 5:1“. 5:45. 6:023. 6:47.
7:02x, 7:46;, 9:49x, 10:18:.

. UV

8:06x, 9142:, 10:18:, 10:35.

NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALI.

10: 50x.

5:04, 6:01x_ 7:09x_ 8:10x. 9:001, 9:40J,
10:00x, 11:15:, 12:00x.

I SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
9: l(ix 10: 18 11:11x 11: 578.

6: 1-K.
11:06.

“3:48, 7:0”,
10:511.

 

 

Roway ton, and has many friends
“my“, These were called the "a”. here. . nient because of the. European war.
13' Camp" and "Gypsy Fortune Tell- _ '
lug." Miss Minnie Kimniich was the WNW l‘. C Yolm. tie artist, has aitothtr

of his striking illustrations in the
Ladies’ Home Jnumal. Yohn is oust
ol‘ the. best Illu‘s‘trat’ors in the United'
States.

(chairman of the committee in charge
'0! this successful ail’air.

i DARIEN
l NOROToN

The ehtertainment. commenced with
I pretty fan drill. in‘ which eight little
girls participated. They were Lillian
Kimmich, MayAmundson, ltla Wood.
flout Cunningham. Alice Carr, Mabel

Miss Vera Gulch, who has been
visiting her cousin Harold St'ollold
at Stamford,' has returned. She is

 

 

Dushur, Helen Burke and Harriet ‘ now staying at Mr. and Mrs. Alon-
Jones. La“. WV‘A. 1° Buttery‘a. -
DcWitt Mead of Mansfietu avenue, ‘ ‘ ‘
A scat was found floating down the is ”new“, a vacation. Mflrg'lllm Davis of Ridgeileld.
~ .Lthis morning. and from the 4,," on! Mrs. Allen of Notwollt.
\ - looks of- it front the temporary bridge, “in Susie mum of Main street vlsittlt'tg Mn John Buttery and her
itlooketl as it there might be someone was a visitor in Stamford yesterday. daugbtor. minute. last week, Mrs.

in It. Several men fished it out of the Davis is a niece of Mrs. Buttery.
voter, but found it was fortunately
empty. it was a brand new one, and

11!“ apparently not been worn.

Town Clerk Stephen Hoyt enjoyed
a day off yesterdaynud made use of
it for a fishing trip.

 

Mrs. S. H. Borglutn, who will: It,“
daughter Monica. recently returned
from a. trano~Atlsnttc «trip. was given

The Boston-New York trolley which a splendid and joyous reception on
passed yesterday created comment Saturday night by her many friends

 

 

y'l’hroe enterprising young East Sid-
on. Michael Gambin." Archibald Wolf

 

 

52’ George Dugan, have combined and among local circles. “d former co-ivorkers,
,C will enter the clommlng business. fol-
twins the creek daily and securing Mrs. Frank De Courcey of Mansfield The Ema R1,,” “do, “on,"

thou Own product to sell. Mgny
Mends on the East Side wish them
success and will help them in every
flay to attain it.

avenue was a visitor at Roton Point victory to their oh‘eody long list Sat-
y estegdoy: afternoon urduy afternoon, when they defeated

. the Nutmegs. to-Z. The score won
0 13' K9919" handsome 6‘90” “he 5 to 1 up to seventh, when the

1
e
was a welcomed addition to the Stam- Broad Rivers 1%“, a batting streak
ford Yacht Club fleet this week. and secured the its ,de seven runs
' " " before they vol-c checked. Next Sut ;

Two poles still remain on the new “may afteruoq a ma Rivers will
track to block the way of trolley cars play the 0,131“?

fie Rev. Mr. Smith will occupy the at Miller's bridge. just east of Weis- '
heit's. .

_ gynlpit of the East Avenue 101.19.
Church. and will have charge ofallthe : Conrad Miller is fast regaining
. services on that date. Both Rev. and A tom 0, My men “as m to zflnfithhfsonslfierms :6 Itfiut '5:
Hrs. Smith were former East Siders. k . a un ergoue on s
‘ ,’wor today at the Newton bridge. ac cl dent. which w“ within a hair’s

__ shifting trucks The work at the
To Helen Oldroy (1, young daughter bi e breadth of being a. crematlng trag.
“15 will be completed soon. edy. His harrowing description of

 
 
 
 

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Rev. Irving Smith, accompanied by

ibis wife. is spending a few days at the
,' home of Mrs. Smith's parents. Mr. and
98m Frank Parson, on the East Side

 

 

 

 
 
 

SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY-

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. it! It. and Mrs. Albert Oldroyd, of Van ____________ ‘ ‘
on! ‘ street. so high honors in the King's End is popular nowadays the pain and suspense 'bofore help
agricultural line. Little Miss Oldroyd with fishing and boating parties The, came to his assistance is thrilling in
in her own garden, th~ on she cares fishing in fair Many motorlboats and the extreme. It would be a tood sub-‘
in- most co'refully, and her industry sail boats are making use of anchor- JGCI 101' 8 drama or 8 moving picture,
representation if one could give 149

.3434; been rewarded by the “‘9‘“ °‘ age node at tht i t.
lance minnow which just tips the m 8 9°“ the PM meflmmm'mu'

was at four pounds. The youthful
' voter is receiving congratulations
liar skill in gardening. I

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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l At the studio or the Silver Mine
_’ colony on the site 04 S. H. Borgium‘s'
estate there will be on exhibition of
.k the productions at tholoodlng' art-
ista of the country. This is the sev
lentil mount exhibit and it Will be
WhQ w” injured I356 one of “10 ML.
1. now much unprov. ”OBI“! Wm IIHVO an 01,9076me to
. toast upon those: noble productions

lo! the acuity our: par «ohm.

 

The affair took the torin of a synayi - "
the ladle: of the guild all being
' in picturesque native gypsy
he coke booth was under the Mr. “My,
exit of Mitts Mabel Wood. week inhisboru.
s'M'Istuio Debtor and Min Max‘- ed and will soon be out again. "
I. served the lomouodo. Nita. .

 

mi; and the tun-product“ sub coir. or Wilton 08inch. which as to will summ- 7.:
as in tbs cm or new Moon. hoyo boon held midweek. II postponed '
., mum Porter was in chorus blith- lit-tit not: in September.

popular ticker-poke! t3!“- , 7"

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today we so hollows:

_ , to Fronds Hospital. in wflfiugfl from h ism.“
~ lmw vol-x qty. where 8110 is to 550% ”W t 9

 

 
 
 
 
 

l5:30, 6:

may layer of

a Mediumidod'oym the on. The social '01” the Young wast). ‘It Will boxin- Mai: 28 and continue .
f NOW

at. closest,“ k.
Bishop Nllon.
Rev. Sluts-v

 
 
 
 

Timetable

IN EWECT JUNE 7, 1914.

g—u—r—m

A. l.-1:37:,,4z49ti, 5:34x, 5:49..

P. lip-1:131, 1:228. 1227, 3:021

Sundoyo.
A. M.—~12:25x, 4:451},
54, 10:33x, 11:96.
P. M.~12:50x, 21442:, 3:02x, 4:42;
:45, 6:02x, 7:02x, 7:12, 7:45‘x, 7:571.

5:341, 5:421.

..____.

 

A. M.—6:00, 8:03x. 9:00x. 10:09:.

P. M.——12:10, 1:02x. 3239:, 5:02:,

 

—_.._———

A. l.:-—1929x. 1:17x, 1:05. 7:18.

P \4.——l2: 03 1: 20 3: 161, 4: 28, 5:17.
6:47, 7:09x, 9:24x, 10:51x.

 

Sundays.
A. M.—~12223x 1:13:, 7:43, 9:161.

10: 19, 11: 11x.

P. M.:*—11 57x. 2. 08x 4. 46:. 6: 10:,
8228:, 9: 242-2. 10: 08!.

can-q—

A. M.~1:20, 6:13, 8:27. 9:59;
P. M .“1225' 2:281. 4238, 6:2“, 6:20.
.22. .
Sundays.
A. M.——10:37.
P 91—2115." 7 22.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—6:00, 7:23. 3:00, 8:18, 16:03:,
11:55.
P. 114:21 6:49, 8:30.

I

ll'figlls.”

2. Hindus- express.
f—s‘lignines stops on signal only.
lh—Dlscoutlnued after June 91.
t~vDoas not. run Saturdays.
s—Ssturduo or”.

A. Dds—7.
'VII-r—‘J'

 

 

OOUTH Np WALJ. CONN.
wot; Ii‘nnws.

From New York N. Y.. and all
points West and South—4: 0.5 and 10:18
a in. 11,20 6:47pm. and":1915\m.

From New York N. Y. and Brook-

lyn. N v. meat—3:40 and 4: 28 ,

b In.

From all point "967-5134,..5:57 and.
10:33 a. m., 1:09, 2:25, 0:02, 6:47 and
9: 42 p. in. '

From Donbury, Conu.. Bethe]. Conn,
I-‘tidxedald. Conn.—~s: 18 3.111: Dan-
bury Connu 9:12 a. at. 3:45:14 1:.
m.; from Daubury and all points bo-
tween Dauburv and South Norwotk It
12:59o'ud7:45p. m.

From Norwul-lt' Conn—At 7:00,
9:00 and 10: 00a. a.,:m., 1:39, 3:00 and
7:00 p. in.

NAILS CLOGE.

For New York. N Y., and all
points west at South Norwalk, Conn.
—6:40 ud 102.0041 121.. 12:35 1:59.

60 and 8. 00 p. in
oil poiutb East—5: 55 and
1: 00, 6: 00 and 8: 00'

For
10:00 a. m.,

.m.

For Bridscport‘ Conn, direct—9:90
a.

For Donbuty direct-9:9 a. m. and
6: 00 p.111.

For all points on Danbury Division
-At5:55s.m.apd1:mOOp.

' ANDREW LEARY, P. M.

 

NORWALK, CONN,
~ RI E.
7 I. in:.--All 15011168.

7: 30 o. sir-hat, West of New Ha- '

m. ~

7:151 sow-Wilton, Conn

9: 35 s. rug—60m uNth-want, Conn.
11:15 o. in.--10dst West and sum

.19: 45 9: News” and North,
2 b. m.-M,~ West and South Nor-
3515,. p. air-liar. and South Nor-

Non-alt.

. ‘ m 61.091:

45‘ a. arr-mitt

: tattoo rumours! Division.

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' West and South "

FRIDAY, AUGUST 21‘, 1914

 
 

Business DireCtory.

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Let The SentineKDirectory carry your name
and business into every home.

 

 

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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE

OMER G. CRAW. south Mnin Street,
South Norwalk. ........ Tel. 1262-3.

 

.i. A. uouroousnv. 21 Watt 81.,
Nomi“: ....... Tel. 685-2 and [2-2
JACOB SCHAUB. Auto and Diary, 16
Washington 01.. ..... .....16. no

 

JOSEPH SHAY, Elm St.
Tol. ........ . . . . . .......... 1366-2

 

AUTO REPAIRS.

‘nsoov o Avaos' MOTOR CAR co.
For-4 mom o whhy. Tel. 401.

 

AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES

NORWALK AUTO 9UPPLY 60.. 29
Woll acme, Humor... Tol. 1892-2.

 

GENERAL BLACKSMITHING

“MR7 MVNIE, AW- Ronni“,
WM. 9 HDUIIond 95; Tel 303-2.

BOOTS, SHOES. REPAIRED

 

no “not. South Norwatk.

 

1'. “MAM, North Main Strut,
uriot-mi Norwolk.

 

J. LIVENSTEIN. Water §troot,
tooth "mus. '
,..__.._.
M. MARUCA, 69 Wot", So. Norwalk.
Cripploo shoes I ov'eclolty. Tot. 942-4

 

 

 

 

South Nomik . . . . .

 

 

 

GENERAL CONTRAGTORS

 

 

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nmsusxsns

 

Winston “root.

LYERS

 

 

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Aumonnm 71st Hosts“. 31
won. cornms, outiOnoor and mi Street. ............... w. 107.43.
mtg, Cllvormino, ..... Tol. 1465-2. ‘

snow 8 REPAIR OHOP, 28 Waning.

“Perpetual Publicity Pluschrsonality Produces Patronage”

 

vase-son

 

ELECTRICAL WORKS

o. N. McKtoaou, Tel. 133-3; Electric
Self Starters a Specialty.

EMPLOYMENI‘ AGENCY

JOHN WILCOMS Old Eotahliohod
Annoy, 94 Cioy at ..... Tot. 89-4

 

EXPRESSMEN, TRUCKMEN

o. P. MGMELL, Lon. Olotooco Ex-
ams. Howeyton, Tel. 1181

 

Vegetables. FRUFA‘S. Condbo

ANTHONV CARBON: 81 Railroad
Avonuo, Tel 338.

.................

 

FISH. VEGETABLES

Wcot Ave. Fish Min More ordering
fish, fruit and vegohbleo, coll 948.

 

FURNITURE

RAYMOND and SON, 48 Main street,
Norwoik, ................. 'm. 15.

 

OTERLING FURNITtflE 60., 127-
4:, wouldn't” 99. .-.‘....Tol 105.

 

JEWELRY. NOVELTIES

POCKET BILLIARDS. PC—Di.
KNORR'S. mm .servtoo. .Bue..n

WILLIAM B. HUBBELL,

PIANO TUNING

SONNENSERG PIANO 60., 104 Wash-

South Norwolk. ............ Tel. 30

STEPHEN L. CLARY, 95 West 8!,

 

 

South NOrMIk._ ...... 0 Tel. 1385-5
m
Brass PLATI‘X "v Nickel
S. SCAM & SON, Wit: ’ S‘r rflfi
South Norwalk, Tel. 342-2.
PLUMBING AND \IING
ROBERT 3. THOMPSON, ‘34 l 3'9! 89.,
East Norwalk, ......... TL 934.
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT, s7 Ven at,
South Norwalk. ....... .. ‘lrt. ’38

 

Nowo, Sporting Evonto 17. S. Ma.

 

W

10 Soutlizl
Main Street. 3. Norwalk, Tel. 12943.!

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REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
'THE J. a. LAWRENCE AGENCY. 1's]

MUSICAL INSTRUMINTS' Toyo. Etc.
The Hour. 76 Wool“ tan at.

 

JOB PRINTING
THE BORDA PRES-5, 95 Washington
St. ToI. ................ 415,

 

JUNK DEALERS,
JAGO. 11603948401. I Ely Avenue.

 

H. E. DANN and SON, 45 Woll Street,
THOMAS C. BALCOM. Norwalk P. O.

TAYLOR .4 comes, South Norwam

...........

 

Norwalk, Tel, 1311-2.

 

Block, Wall Strut.

 

Trust 00. Building. T41. 1230,

South Main, . Tel 6329‘

 

M rm: D. HOW, Koolor Build.
. . .T'OL 130513. '

m DELL; HARRIS, K60!!! IMIS. N
‘ some 8_ NORTH. I Wlohinmu i"

‘ GLEANSERS
69811044 8:55AM 045484413 a. nu.
(no count data. m 1'41. am

mun, to» ammo, Light out our
_s|o. 649, 966-2

 

‘ “8W Lake Ice”! ,9

'41- Milk in. rm to may

 

 

 

""‘_‘ "‘ LAUNDRIES
CIVIL ENGIMLERING OLD WELL LAUNDRY 32 Havilond
HENRY R. NINE-R, Kubr- B'Iool}, Street, ................... ToI. 30..
Soil: sot-mitt. rt........'44o:. ”w
7 u ' MILLmsas
Clodw—REPAIRED—Wbtches MI” IOLHIMUO, D Wuhlnoto‘n
‘flufi T FIRQIB. 7‘ WImeofl Mt. ............. TOI- 302-
8M....:...... ..... TOI. 953-12. W

MR8. I M. TA‘YLOH 60 North Mal.» .

' omnscrons, BUILDERS M
81'. JOHN C NEWER. Wombat. PI...
.. . T94. 10*.

..1'el 305

 

MONUMENTS

SOU‘IEH NORWALK MONUMENTAL,

 

, rut-usu- Mounties Wont Sc. 44 so. Main street, Tn, 904

M News. Tol. 1493.3 —— TAILORING REPAIRING
“a,“ comausrriou co. I NURSES REGISTRY . moms: once. 20 North Main 81.,
NH” WWII: ‘7... .. . 059.1: on. so LAWRENOE. swat mu... ,Souss Novwolk .......... Te1362-2.

Shoot, aloe chiropodlot,

 

 

 

VITOHOHARHIOTT, 2‘ W096» osmphm Es Walhlngton 367206..
a sweet . .. m. an as. p. A; summon, Worn,» ~— 2. ‘
mtmrmm M L "l "”51 'rnzs vuncsmznvc
‘2. H. mast-muss. anneal-4m usPAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS ROBERT 8- 635mm, 2 Wall Street. ~
. FEM, GMCH.‘ 35 w.u. TEL 427. a. “can New“ lem “Wm. M .... ..... .o... TGI. 324-6.
-' avenue, .: ...... . ....... 1"ol. 1732-4.I
DENTISTS
UPHQLSTERERS

’JAcoa. A. RUDDER, 198 Scum Moln
Tel.1342-5.

o ----- .-.-ocnu.-

Street, .

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PHOTOGRAPHS. '

Sines. . . Telephone Connection.

 

. pmno W , NS ,,

Street, ‘.. Tot 119.3.

 

 

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Avenue

 

 

. .ToI. TBS.

ms: 28. a. HALtocopz‘sqtisuwn' ‘

mum» ”Mil-ll. 14 Boyvlotu
141.110”.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

BUTTER. secs. CHEESE
u. V. out: o ourrsn MARKET. 27 ”m M ””“" m 1.3045 ‘ N 'r' N a o 11 c.-
ooum Main and. ...... Tot. 472. w”' H' “l G o . ° "‘- . ‘ 5
__, ‘ ' KITCHENWARE. CRCCKERY zette Bldg, Namath. Tot, 3L.
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS A. cells“. 25 w. Minotaur 8t.
0‘:de m”, Co 33 Washington 7:: Tel, ............... . ..... . . , 1069-2. SEWING‘ MACHINES

MAOI-HNE 60., Now and Second-hand,
15 Railroad avenue. ..... Tel. 372-4.

 

SIGN PAINTING

HOWARD A. TILLY, 62 Water Street.
South Norwolk ........ 7:1 473 2.

STUDEBAKER AUTOS

REYNOLDS MOM GAR (:0., Con-
motlout and Woo! ova, ..Tel 1t20

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JONN KUBOVIC. Custom Tailor, 213
. .Tel, 320.

 

 

s. K. MITCHELL, upholotorer, and un.
_, was», 11 Wok: 34, Tel. 1382-3. .

 

wtivmw CLEANING

so. NOMLK muuow 4. HOUSE
CLEANING co. ..... Box 516

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ORIENTAL RUG WORKS. 7 Winfield
[ Strut . ..... ..ant Norwolk

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