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g; 'eehsAsnfl—lb
m
We re-
‘ueeue: sud
WW. nec- _
. M.meu‘m Con-
threvie'edieereoenteen-
Sue bulletin on that subject cover.
Ins the cell! 7 Connecticut
is one state; tight! me . muesli):
local tendon. This bulletin refers
on provisions of the eats oonstltuc
m bivalved. lists the oificeu eon~
corned with motion. and takes up
stete revenues. giving informatiOn
.. , briefly on the geneni property, poll.
ii: inheriteuce. corporetion. end but
' my taxes. licertlee and teen Inter-
? nation is giVen in similar MY
~. about the verious sources of coun-
ty. revenue. munieipel revenues end
ordinal revenues.
new Wu Tex end Insolence
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Osborn henluued severel decisions
interpreting the new smiled we:
revenue low es applied to insurance.
‘hnds. etc. One decision is in the
hull of a letter to a concern that
quite certain questions of the com—
enlssilmer. and is as follows:—-- ‘
.Gentlemen:—— i
Under date of the 24th instant you i
wanted for consideration the col-i
lowing questions relatiVe to stampg
'hxes under the not of October 22.1
3914:——
first~What bonds are subject to
in: under Schedule A “of said act:
and the rate of tax thereon.
)Gecond-As to whet instrumentei
Ire exempt under the term “bonds:
' uired in legal proceedings." 1
Third—Relative to the stumping}
or bonds siren by states. countiesi
npd subdivisions thereof. ,
F‘burthvBonds that are given to,
states. municipalities, etc. ' g
' ,.!li‘ifih——Aro certificates issued by a;
State orl‘icer authorizing agents or}
other persons to transact business;
within the state subiect to tax. ;
Sixth-«ls tux required on prem—i
fifths paid subsequent to December 1. 1
”It. upon continuous bonds execut~ ;
old prior thereto. ;
’ Seventh— Relatlvve. to certificates:
required by state statutes or munici-
pal ordinances to be attached to',
.bonds for the purpose of ehowlngi
the authority of omcsrs executing}
them: and commenter required by‘;
unto statutes showing the iiuunciuii
conditions of the surety on the bond. 5
Altimeter are given to those quesfi
Clubs in the order presented. 1
First—~Ewery bond or obligation;
of the nature thereof. without re-
gard to forth, sealed or unsealed.
with or without suretios, made byf
any individual. firm or corporetion;
to indemnify any person. corporationi
or other entity for loss. damage or
liability. or for the doing or not do-
- ing of anything there-in specified.
and all undertakings. proposals or
agreements of etery character offer-1
log indemnity or guaranteeing ve-i
lldlty to any person or thinlr, is sub-'
7 ject to u 50 cent tux. unless the
hurt-lies thereon, it any are offered.
mull-list of persons. companies or cor-
porations transacting the business 024
fidelity (etc) insurance. when the}
r" rate of Hut and the only tax requlr-f
ed to be paid thereon. will be one-1
or
half of l per cent. on ouch dollar.
or fractional part thereof of the;
premium churxed.
Second—«Bonds required in logs]
proceedings or such as ure essential- ‘;
iy necessary in matters pending be‘;
fore judlcai tribunals, are exempted.
specifically by the law from taxation. ;
Such bonds would generally include;
those required of executors. gunrdi-l
ans. rcccivms and other
appointed by the court to cure for
or represent the interests of prOper-i
ty or persons within the. custody ofl
the court. if simply appointed byi
’auy tribunal or oiliccr to discharge
other functions. tho. bonds so given
are subject to taxation. .
Third——All bonds giyrn by suite.
township. 'counly and subdivisions
thereof are exempt from ttuuttion.
Fouriirwflonds given to at state for
tho performance of contracts. such
as the construction of stole or
municipal buildings, or the discharge
of otherdutles strictly for or in be-
llqu of the state. when necessary to
protest the state's interests. are not
subject to taxation.
Fifth—Certificates issued by state
officers authorizing companies or
rtholr agents to do business within
. the stute.,or vesting private persons
iwith authority to transact business
of a private nature. not under state
or municipal control. are subject to
lnx.‘ '
Slum—Honda executed and deliv-
,‘.ercd prior to the inception of the
act ufor‘eee‘id. whether taking eiteclu
immediately, or subsequent to the
“clitorcement or the taxing act. are
not subject to but.
Seventh—«Certificates issued by
state or municipel ofllcors showing
the authority of the person before
whom the instrument is attested. ut-
‘ bed to any bond subject to tax:
. subjeoizvto a tax of 10 cents es
. provided by law. .
BIRL’S OWRTSHIP HA8 TRAGIC
, , EQUEL,
,, CHICAGO. Dec. 28.—~0bjectlone of
Joseph and Micheal Abbott to the
> courtship of their sister, Anne, by
1: ' . Charles Cement-developed 3 train
" ' sequel hegeflstnrdey. when Oatmeal
‘ Opened lite on. :the_,brotliers st their
home. Joseph was killed outright;
Michael tell (its!!! .. wounded. with
three bullets in his body. end Patrick
‘ J. Doyle, I mounted pollcunen. who
r.‘1wss passing. lost efilittle‘ibixer, clip-
ped by e stray bullet. Cat-rent ee-
ceped.
1v.
.. coon-r um our: our 11'.
The may modest m. eels-mm
joined ammunition; W to
Tipperaryt in s. New Yuk mast
is ubriwflnbwimel intestine of the.
: intestines will be clean and fresh. end
ildticnl'ics i '
- usher-use; es m on
‘ ensues.
The question es in how long you
are soinetoeonfleseseulererfrem
main-tum. m or out-etude:-
stench is merely e utter a how
soon you begin teklu 'i‘ouolile Tobe
Pebble with week etc-eel“ should
take Toneline Tablets occasionsuv.
end there will be no more indie-t
tlon. no feeling like a. lump of lend in
the stomach, no heartburn, sour ris-
ins-.su outset-oh,orbeichingof
undigested food. headaches. dizziness
or sick stomach; end besides, whet
you eat will not ferment end poison
your breath with neuseoue odors All
these symptoms resulting from a
sour. octet-order stonsclueud .dye
panels are generally relieved live min-
utes after taking Tosolins Tablets.
Go to your druggiet end get e u
box of 'l'onollne stlete end you
will always so to the teble with e
hearty appetite. and what you eat will
taste good, bweuse your stomach and
you will know there are not going to
be any more bed nights and miserable
days for you. Tonoliue tsbs freshen
you and make you feel like life is
worth living.
Touoline Tablets cost $1.00 for a 50
deys' treatment. At drugglsts or
Guest U! m te
um .
herinllbodg.
i
svleittotheshlpsndtbeeeeepunce
ofeluncheontendaedher. Wiesel»
meboutto leave the ship shelliolted,
opetthestsrssnden-ipueudssld: i
“i wish to selete your flag.” 4
sons had been heard by many other
vessels new by. and when the wou-l
drous voice ceased simmers blew their
whistles end oxultsnt cheers rose from .
sll skies, iilllng the harbor with their
tribute of applause for the belovedj
mm end of 'loyel reverence for the
has she had so beautifully saluted.—
Rehoboth Sunday Herald.
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EXERCISE AND EATING.
mailed by American Proprietary 00.,
Baotou Mass.
THE HIGHLAND REGIMENTS.
_.,.—~_
i.
(M. 'l‘. MacGresor in Auburn (scot-
lund Times.) .
Swinging they come from the land of
the heather,
Warrior blood in their veins runs
strong:
Shoulder to shoulder, marching to
gather.
liemrs of heroes long renowned in
ms
. See! the Clene gather! Deuutless,
"'unfesrlnx
See how they gather from mountain
end moor
Josvlng the ties most tender. en-
deerlux.
See how they gather, the rich and
Able poor. 0
«v ' ' War-.1:
.v-
I].
Like the wsluhoree when he scents
the for battle.
Heads are uplifted and shoulders
swing free;
i‘iret in the. din and the rosr and the
rattle, ‘
Sons of the Hill‘lillld euKirt by the
see.
See! they are coming! turthns are
swinging;
Sound of the war-pipe is ahi‘iii on
‘ the air;
Werriorsonxs in their brave hearts
are ringing;
They are the lads who will do and
will tiers.
ill.
Lonely the shelling; o'er the red
embers
0; the poet-lire crouch those who
are left;
Old man and woman;
members
Lads wit have left them all lonely.
bereft, .
Yet they have given them.
and the mother,
Father and grendsiro,
end the meld;
Could they hsve borne that
Isiesmsn. son. brother.
Sons of breve Clans from
duty hsd steyed!
lo. ouch re
w i to
the you ill
the
their
IV.
Leaving the lochs, the hills. and the
lmounteins. ’
Leaving the old men the harvests to
reap;
Where antler-ed deer stake their
thirst st the fountains.
Fer the Red Hervest to face the
White Bleep.
Breva is the Celt, end his country
in man
Freedom and [Absrty cell to‘ him
still;
(oer e stranger;
Ceitevcome from the islet, the mobr
and the hill.
M
WHOLESALE VALOR.
' .“Whytdofismo Turin am so vel-
isntly?" ‘ "
- “You’d fight for yourwife end heme.
mm you!"
[WM ‘ -
“Well, the ever-age Turk is lighting
for are or six wives and homes.”—-
Louisville Wont-ml.
M
AND THEY FLAREDiJP.
Bis—emu caused the fire in the
melt teeters! . '
Dix—There one some frictiougl be-
lieve. mouths needs of the deport-
mente. ' ' '
item reel one. in all. city. would
be mm.h nests. __Gl_ve7hiur
hmm ‘ ' ‘ ‘
emme—‘Mififi
send round the Fiery Cross! 'l‘o~
" One of the" next one hundred people
pretest: use ”mt: elm" t .
That e Tired Stomach Is I
Week stomach.
A good dinner at night is necessary
gtor those whose pleasure or work
.koeps them up very late. But for or-
fdiusry folk, who dine at ll or 7 and go
-to bed’ebout 10:30. only e light, whole-
isowe repast shouldbo taken st the
good of the day. when muscles or nerves
lure more or lost: exhausted, says a
lphysician. .
A “tired sumac): is a week stom-
ach" is a golden rule to remember. {
Yet how often one hears people say: i
i
“i've been rushing about all day. and *
i Remember
cannot make the stomach digest it.
A belief lives strong in the hearts 3
and minds of majority of msu- .
kind. including pe one of west dlnee- .
tlon. tlult a quick brisk well: taken 1.
before a meal gets up no eppetlto and.
fheips the smooch digest the food.
lNoW, this is exactly wbst it doesn't
do. Exercise amends the blood through
the body. The old tsehloued mutiny
dliiuer is not if bull thing.-~Wushbig-
inn Star.
-W+wv
Height of the Peneme Cell-i.
The middle section of the Psalms
canal. thirty~tour miles long. hes a ws- ,
tei' level a! murm- feet buse- cm i
‘the two and sections. which ere see
levels. Vessels altering the csnhl from '
the ocean on either side are lifted to
[the middle section, a height of cigbty- .
lilvc feet. by three sets of locks, ouch
.of which mixes the vessel :1 fraction ‘
lover twenty-eight feet. making it total
of eighty-live feet.
track railway. so that one ship llilime '
going up while the other is going down.
Only one ship can be in n loci: at the
some time. but us the locks are you-
lmillng distance. Vessels ore towed .
through the locks by electric mu-
t-hlm-ry. , l‘lllludclphin Preset.
Probably.
At n dinner one evening a discussion .
nrosc about the peculiar customs in a
poorly all the exact reverse of our own.
“They use white for mourning. black
for rejolcllur tilld mourn at a birth
while they rejoice st deem.” he to .
marked. “The needle of their rom-
puss points to the south. and they ‘
draw the saw towsnl them to cut. "
These customs may easily be account- ;
cd for. but there remains one which
l cnhnot explain. Why do they isle s
their soup stthseud of the uisei in—
stead of at the beginning?"
Another man ventures. “To iiil,up
the chinks. probabiy."-Philsdelphln :
Lodger. . ‘
When Choler- lnveded New York; .
There was cholera in New York is ‘
1830 and again in one The disarm
reached the city in June of theelattei'
year and raged until the last of Octo-
ber. causing 3,515. deaths. in 1849 the '
gcholersuppsered again. beginning at
the “Five Points" and spreading rap.
tamed into hospitals. The hotel moo
tulity for the year was about Milli),—
New York Amerimu. ’
Gillies! Dover. '
The Dover cllll‘s are being steadily
eaten away every year. In 1900 thou-
sands of‘bons of chalk fell from Shake.-
spetu-e cliff. and three years previously
there was In Tell during‘ which» the
eonstgunrd’s watchhouse It the flue.
mic was hurled'lnto the waves. . l
. Trimmed.
bonnet is trimmed beauufullyi Mr.
Styles-43h; and i suppose?! wilisbe
when i xet‘tbe
men. .
“ “News at Lest. . .
Bobbie _ be be sent over
the mt'flme.h_I-M.m{M.
annoy-mu HIM. us: M
MWNMIL‘ -:~ -. ,_ .
if"; 3
" 7 , "wince; ”it...“ ‘ as,
"‘ .
Points: for Bentlnel Reed-re to Coe-
sm tired to death. i must have a big ithe country
mes! to make up for it!" You may lint .wser flimsy.
the big meal into the stomach. but you i“. m... it would be spot
I». atrocity. u tsltes Demo Miami
to get any with a stunt tiles that»!
idly. The public school buildings were «
Mrs. styles. —~ Don‘t you think my .
but—renters smear
”'2‘
131...:‘J, ..
w
elder“ When Out Chopping.
in Won of the Jenner!
niturenele lite D. M. andwiiluiiow.
customer-tows selecuouetwehni‘
flier. clinging end delivering after
Jenner: 2nd. Read their advertise
meat on peso two,
The sterling Furniture Co. are to
I.“ give a. my: patent crib to the ant _ ‘*
. ,ibeby born in the new year. The crib
her mum N W “mils on dieplly in the era’s window in
Washington street, and will be s most; .
eceepteble gift. end one thoroushli'. ‘
eppreclstsd by the parents.
Wm. P. Beers at the .dowetown
Bo. studio: on the my. slit ‘1 Item has interesting 1c, 6c. end me: 11,9917}. _ .
I.“ “The Star WM my Si- casters 3 longfgiowmg dreems of things
leutly from all over the ship men goth. i The Norwslk Drug Co. assure emf to be— '.
cred with unturned holds until the of the superior quslltv of their “my“ future station. wealth ' and
mph {gully were all assembled “Thor goods " ' power ' 1
k‘ or “m they ”hwy audl‘ 5 Brand the jeweler is holding an “1': And mil-UV a well—won ViC‘
once, for borne now the still air her ”cum" ”le- ; tory . 1
Bonneiiy's Stationery Store has
diebrook‘s Almansrs on sale.
The Beers’ Meat (c Provision Co. is:
tottering some very good meets st reel :To take the all he's won
Road that
.sdv. in this issue end he sure to 10.0“: And give the dream of buy-
low prices, for tomorrow.
it up in tomorrow's paper, when
,will offer a. large shipment of turkeys
et low prices.
-W...
WATCH NIGHT SERVICES
Union watch night services will lief
held et the First Methodist Episcopal ___L j
chourch."'l‘huredey evening. .
o'clock there will be a social session :
testing an hour. during which time re.)
freshments will be served. This will.
be followed by eddreeeee by st ieesti
m loeel puma-u. The sisal-em dc".
nominations of the city will be more»?
soled. ' > ‘ '
, AN ”scent-w mvwsv.
if some iiwedsr were to ‘mmure;
end tom the side t0?
”'4‘”de germente in? 1
on of es‘; '
Greeuvllle News.
IN THE DOVE MARKET.
Jack—«Then you don't lake
slack in me?
liottwaih. yesl do.
Jul-kml're’nrred?
' Advertise in The Sentinel.
At 9-5,
“lust '
Fur-
i
:A boy will dream hour after
A man will wish amid his toil
Thst timi- might turn upon its
track
Mid.l
( if
spoil
they hood back.
———Farm Journal.
i
\
uuuusuur
f ' Turntable ;
7 «wt
. m srrwr esoreusen 27. moi
g —-——-—7
isouru NORWALK renew VORK.
;. A. n.—-i:nx, 5:31;. 5:42: mos,
gem. 7:18x, 1:48, 8:181. 8:591. 9219):.
1939.394“. “$151151.
Mn} «some
saw «my: tome
'i-‘or 0vcr-Eetlnnprinklng. Smelling! u
or Over-work of A‘hy Kind Cous-
lug Nervoeeeose.
Take Tonoiins labial!
Drussists everywhere are having nEszls. ammo”. 7:12. pm.
big eels these deys because the
The“ ‘00“ ““3 ‘pie who have tried them know that. — .
consuuctl-d side by side like u double «they tone up the entire system end im-‘NEW yonx TO SOUTH NORWALKJ
part vigor sud energy into run-downt .,
-mp}° In I few figs-3' 3nd Danni 9115!. 10:923. '10:“. 10:508. 11:03.
.they are guaranteed to do exsctlyss
sum-ted in pairs. aide by side. two .edvertised. end all drill!!!“ “9
shim going in opposite directions. one ; authorised by the mixer to ruined the
going up the incline end the other no- : pug-chm price if throne is (litmus--
but down, my pens each other within , “ed with the iirst be: numbered. ‘
if you feel blue, have lost confidence i
in yourself. are deepondeut, week snd‘
um out. . be. a, Town“ “mug r. u.—-12:1o.t:ozx. s:3e.s:ozx.r.:oi.
is all you need.
Finest prepsretion for heedechem:
nervous troubles. poor blood. kidneygaoulm NOR
foreign mono-lee. (his gentleman toid‘ .1 and liver complslnts. meisris, neural-
of the Chinese customs. which are igis. trembling end loss of eppetlte.
They never full to and constipation.
. Tonolins Tablets cost $1.00 for e.
;50-dsys‘ treatment. Meil orders fillet“:
. Americsni .
Proprjat.gy Co" BOItOlI. "gal—Adv. 1 A. 51..“12133‘. 1113!. 7243, 9215!,
chsrges prep-Ad. by The
._-.._-..~
§ P. M,—-l;18x. 1:23x. 8:02; 8:29.
* wilt. {use 5:45. «02:5. 6.41. 7:02x,
. 71:45:. :lilx,10:18x, ' ‘ "v
i
: subdue
; A. Dir-12:25:, 5:841, 5:421, 8:54.
10:83:. 11:51. ,i i
I’. his-1:133. 2:44x. 9:02p 4:411,
8:2“,
POO-19:51:. 10:18.1;10240. .
' l
A. M.—4:4lx, 5:30. 6:43, 8:00:.0:51x.
P. Mr—13203, 1:05. 2:041. 3:57, 3:301.
3:56. 4:36. 5205!, 6:24. 5:28, 6201!,
.0:06, 8:10x. 9:37, 11:15:.121001.
l
i
Sundeye. ,
A. M.—6:00, 8:00x, 9:00x,
10:50:.
10 : 021,
56:01:. 7:091. 8:10x, 11:15:. 12:00:.
WALK 70 new HAVEN
A. M.——13:23x. 1:13;. 0:05. 7:15,
{9:15; 10:18:. “2113:. 1:571.
- r. M.~—12:03x. 1:20. 3:16x, 4:23, 5:17.
0:1“. 6:47. 7:093. 9:25; 11:20.
‘Sundeye.
hone. 11:11:. 11:57:.
'1 ' Elli-2208!. 3216!. 4:401. 6:10x.
6:48. 7:09x. 8:38; 9:251. 10:511.
' Red Oak
. COAL
of. heat.
, WILLIAM EFFRON
burns clean and gives plenty
A Most. Satisfactory“ Fuel;
3 Rowan St.” Phone «1
SOUT H NORWALK TO DANBURV.
A. ill—0:18, 8:27. 9259!.
P.2~1l.-—1:26. 4 l 88. 6: 20. 7. 73.
‘ subdue ‘
A. 34.4.10: 37."
P. M.—2:15. 7:25.
DANBURY TO SOUT H NORWALK.
A. H.4:00._7:23. Bills. 10:03:. 11:50. ‘
P. M.-4E81!.6:49. ‘ ,
' mildew.
s. ilk—7:55. 18:10.
P.‘M.—«~0:‘iu. 7:38x. *
x—Slgnmss express. ~
South Nwelk.
iterators,
Established 1857
In anticipation of the )auuary Clearance Sale of rum};
ture, which opens January second, there will be extended:
to all customers the courtesy of a two days’ period of selec!
tion’. Wednesday and Thursday of this week, December
30 and 31, are the days reserved. during which customers
will be allowed to make selections of such pieces as they
desire, and the same will be charged
them after January second.
After Christmas Sales
and dolivcrrd
ll)
During the week between (,‘hristums and Nut Year‘s
Day there will be daily special sales in several departments,
as has been the custom of this house for years.
The clear»
ing up of small lots of Holiday merchauudise, odd lots, or»
titles that have been handled and
small lots and small pl’lt‘t‘s.
haw
bum vill(‘
mussel].
it will be a god shopping nook and lli?ill_\ will be tilt“
opportunities for saying.
The Chlistmas Dolls that are left
I e . e e . s - .‘ - "I.
Hie Doll button was certainly a linglily laswlatmg
spot all through the mlonth of l.)t'ccmiwr.
So many ‘ kindle.
of Dolls and all tile things that went to make the lift» of a
particular and fastidious Doll cmuforiahlc‘:uul «you luxu;
rious. Not such a large stock of
some things at low prices.
u'rariug‘ appilrt‘l. hut
john“! Dells «with hair and moving eyes. 25c 10 510,00
Kid-bOdied Dolls, most durable.
Citeracter D0111, with or without. hair.
Bisque Dolls with long hair,
“Chubby" Dolls, Krwpic’s (companion,
25 cts. to $3.00
25 cts. up’
to eta. up
10 cts, up
Also there are Heads. Wigs, etc. for such old and in.—
vorito Dollifthat have met with misfortune,
Doll Section. hawmcni.
ings. paramis, caps and hats.
Children’s Furs
iiiilt‘
Smut- \‘t-ry nit‘c’aud comfortable-
mzu'uing.
Shoes. stock-i
Fur Sci 1c
imitation Ermine. Beaver, Raccoon, Fox and SealinC.
For ages from 2 and 3, years to 1.: and 14.
$0.50. See». $5.00 and $6.00.
. Fur Section, “Second floor.
‘ Carving Sets
Choice Pieces from. the Holiday stock.
Bcef Set, two pieces,
Beef Set. three pieces,
Bird and Game Sets, two pieces.
.- Csrvers’ Assistants, Game Shears, etc:
I“
$1.25 and up.
$300 up
$x.25 ‘up
Huncnwnl
LABIES’
. . llliYS SilllES
Wear resisting shoes.
1
81 Washington Street.
SKAllNG Silo
» New Models in Tan or Black leather
‘lor outdoor sports
Conneally &Bracken
' Telephone “W'
to Tit-Bite, and very thoughtful. hi
‘oli’the‘ constitution
States. Beyond u doubt the great in—
strument was the MM product
the entire convention».- hut'fi‘om the
best. accounts Madison wager-the man
who putit-into'shnpe as we-‘hnvc it ‘
induce-New York American.
or and he had heard of the great.
scarcity. of water throughout “the
end slipped his bend into hers.
in some pieces .the little boys and
girls. hsve not- enough water to
drink?" .
deer'.’
like to give something for those poor
little boys and girls."
‘9 5W0?" ' f.
- "Mitmm'ffhe sold.“ in en earnest
_ Wig" 100‘. es thggweter is so very,
very seems. lthii'ilt taught to. give
ilD~ Mill’ gashsdljf’ 4
i
YOUTHFUL uusstrlsuusss,
He wees good little boy. according ,
was during 9. long spell of dry weath-
oountrr'. lie came to his mother,
. “mm.” the said. “is it true the!
, What, is whet the papers say. my
9 _
muff .he presently ssjd. “l'd
.“Yes. deer. What would yotl like ,, . I.
m
mugs—ed adv. peyobest‘ in; the best -...
MADXNUN .AND Till-Z (‘ONSTI'l‘IT-
T105.
It is generally undersicmd mm.
Junes moon was ,ilielchiet' author
of< the United
of
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made atrium exclusively. of-boxwood,
and the mobioeks are made of . >
small pieces slued-togethen'l‘he e'n-’
graying iedone across the end of the
grain. Japanese wood;
the other hand. are made on length-
Mentions.“ cherry wood parallel
to the stellar-Argonne. .
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