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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 2, 1915 · page 3

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r SATURDAY,0CT. o. 1915 ӣ210.? minnow ironwaur. wamuofinn'nnnu .1... . _ I. . .

; EL: L 1 $1 I (1“Ad .”-—T L t, . . ,' munmmmn S , " " ‘ 7'
Foisséfie, BUSSineSSO 83d“ Rlcgiocgg;.r?5aéage 81190] M- nil; GgNKEOGH SPECial for TOdaY

antS! PrOfCSSional Cards, and i 13 wo’zggviiojzjenue 57:98 COATS $3.93

south Norwalk, Carin. 1‘ (Continued From First Page.) $19.50 SUITS $14.98

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Mlscellaneo‘ls —- I sTORAGE AND REPAIRING Ithe board of estimate ar'id taxation,
' i ibecause the burden on the taxpayers.
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thispnge, Twenty-F 1V8 Words OTLBSS, 25C I Ford work A SpCCiauy would be too great and for the for A‘ to B y WS
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- 1 TIRES, TUBES AND SUPPLIES. ther reason W! i; wimld hie Suited; 153 wnsnmcron sr
. I ; PROMPT SERVICE A FEATURE. to cause those w 0 line at and
face or caps’ Double Pnce‘ , i paid for their own walks and (‘11le
l to be obliged, through taxation. tot
m _- '
~ ‘ MM" - pay fmwalks and curbs for thoseI , :5“
WANTED i ' ' a
' i . . who have neglected to laV' them. Ln- 1 ,
E T0715“ — FIRST APPEARANCE or der the conditions the Countii can 1 DDDDDDDDDDDDDD D DDDDDDDDDD DDDDDD
.Cluett, Peabody & C0" me" i ‘70 LET—5 ROOMS» No. 8 CROSS ’ . o l n 1 tons stem) “order walks and:
M'anl Experienced, Istreet. inquire 108 South Main street,‘ a C “C y S ‘nglng [c eStra 1 csrbs toibe laid bv the'property own-i 2 ~ RING
Hand Cutter or telephone 1342-5. 02 3t. , ' V .. , l 9
(Electric Machine Cutter . __ Ai the Armory, Wednesday Evening, 06' 6 ers ilor the past two years no walks! 2 WINTER BE“ COVE . D
,Uperators experienced on power TO LET-6 ROOMS 0N FIRST ADMISSION .................................... 35 CENTS!or curbs have beenhéldld, except 'asI g BLANKETS . 0.
utachineg_ floor, nice location. Vi 1th improve— .._..__. .___._____._. propertv owners V9 Voluntarily; a 49 t t $7.“) . P
Steady work. 02 31 merits. 128 Lowe street, near railroao caused them to. be done. To place I: c 5- ° -- ' it u
_ station. 11mm” on premises or tele 1‘ the (‘lty ill posttlon to order the walksI a COMFORTABLES. U. 1
WANTED-GIRL son GENERAL phone 1655-2. 02 3t THEATRE and Curbs dwnv ""3 59mm“ ‘mms'f in $1.00 to $5.00 :
housework. Appy to Mrs. F. A. Van- -~————«;—— »~- Iing on the (ity the burden of laying! a U
diuren,68tevens street \‘orwalk. 02 31 TO LET—ONE LARGE LOFT. con PHONE 1 “Wk" an“ ““5 “1““ ”9 ”mm“; .. ° ' u.
w- . 1 ner Day and Burritt avenue. inquire NORWALK 976 Iand this will 59 accomplished through a ""A DJ: E DEAN 6: SON—'— d-
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN’ HT Mr. W- 0“ Felt Hat Factory 02 3‘ _ ”he adoption or ”'9 ”Opes“ chalx'te! : CK R p U. ‘
1'11 ex erience in the dr, oods tra e. 1 — . ma
‘0‘ t) .- ‘5 . . I v. I! PLENTY OF GOOD SEATS LEFT FOR lamendments to be voted on at the South No 1k hone 446 D
I‘m a responsible poslllon. Dick-1 TO LET~HOUSE N0 50 SPRING . looming election. 0 a Cl Ci 0 C] an O 9,
ermau 8‘ Son. 02 1t street, South Norwalk. 7 large. airy MATINEE and It As a councilman, i have endeavored CI 0 Ci 0 0 Cl CI 0 O a a Cl 0 q (i (i 0 Ci Cl 0 Ci 0 _
~—-—~——-—--—————-——— room, An improvements. One hall 1 'to do my full duty to my ward and — —~—~——- ~~— ———~— - W
WANTED-GIRL TO DO GEN block from depot. $25 per month. In-I NIGHT to the city. dnd if 8‘35" “PM“, 1 ‘

 

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. litre 7 Da ' street. “' ,02 3t . in 1 th t t d1 I ‘

Imme- Apply 5 Crescent Terrace 1:... .3... ._-,.._. - 1 Matinee 2:20. Evening 8:10. Excellent trolley and jitney £1923: me 5 0 9 ms repose I 1 IHE PARIS g

.- 01 3t To LET—4 GOOD ROOMS, Flnsr serVicc. - - 'm-‘Nltv J Hirsov . . .

wrrr—u - —-— ' Inoor. $11. Also 6 rooms upper floor,j Kla . I ~ . . - 1 E 1 d V 1 Q . N ,.
PROFESSIONAL. . 1810. Some improvements. 32 Chapel w & Erlanger Offer H' H' Francs II I Xtraor Inary 3 “e. "I ew

- ‘“ mew 02 1t Original Longacre, N. Y., Production I 1

 

 

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A. MODNE. 70 NORTH mm 61.: - . . . 1 Iovm 500 DEAD * F311 and Wintefweanng apparel 1:
South horwaik Bicycles motorcycles; T0 LET-ONE SIDE OF DOUBLE 1 I The very best production of Americ'as foremost style designers ~
Md Sundries Both 501d nd exchanged house, 6 rooms and bath A“ improve ) 1 es I AND MISSING and makers are now shown here. Our distinctive stvies 11m ion:
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. Expert. repairing. Baby carriages '6‘ menus. Go“ locality. Apply on main been known as the finest in this town and they are sold here for less
:3:de Vie do vulcanlzmg. Prices rea Iices. Mrs. A. Hawkins, 2 St John itSt‘ Paul NiCholson and Miss Morton and positively the New money than at any store on earth.
I 0 } York cast. The funniest farce that has ever been written (Continued From First Page.) Wamen's and Mince Suits from $7.98 up.
' “WNW" °“‘“"°TT" GENE“ ‘ To LET—rTWO NICELY runxlsn-i 976. Riggirvcfflicieitliogow on sale at Regent Theatre. Phone ‘— Women’s ami Mum Coat- trom $4.98 up.
”1 contractor. Estimates given onI ed front room suitable for three per-, ys open

 

 

 

I Women's and Misses Dresses from $3.98 up.

of x
"W 0‘ ”"3 5‘0"“ ”’0‘” ‘ Women's and Mines atom from $1.98 up.

- “ km“ M mum“ “m 3° “"8 801131111 WWW muse. N0 0m" mom“ MATINEE 25¢ 50¢- A FEW 75¢ E While no official estimate has becn‘ wow,“ and Mm". H.“ from 500; up_ 1
:0? 0“;;3“m::06-8W080:1,1:1V6 you are Reasonable Telephone Call “on ‘ ices EVENING 25¢ 50¢.7 75¢. obtainable 0‘ the ”on“ damage in This store's mighty power for exceptional value was never better
or. one - . 8 0 at. I.day 9 Reed street. South Norwalk ! $1 00A ND $1. 50. "ms 3m") ““1 along the Mlssissippl shown than in our new goods tor this season. See for yourself.

 

 

02 1t coast, persons familiar with the ten — 1 1

SMITH‘AND wnchr HAVING: ._.__ . effing filgzflgpsfmmday' October: 4- William Fave!“ iritory believe that n will aprroxi- C & 1 '
reduced their expenses to smtnimumé To LET—~Al’Aii'l‘MENT or SIX? : lab, “1 d Me 1g ‘°f WWII" T“°5d3Yo October 5. the innate 312.006.0110. This estimate is lOflkS 5
PM“ SW9 astonishing low prices ODIroonls. hard wood floors. new paper-i e e rate my Pickford in Esmeralda: Wednesday, 0c- ‘ . .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

tob r 6 A considered conservative.

\alnting, paperhanging and general‘ImL 3“ ‘mpmwmems' “om and “me Thtelrsday “gitrbgencrrgt‘in (ilnc “Ngl’tunas Daughter. Relief work is progressing rapidly, . q ' Mulls???
lobbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot Ienirnnce ”MIG. “I 33 Sowew 31,54 ton Friday Octobc7r'8 C333 tt owllykflin Marse Coxing- d “e In “mm mm m the ‘1’“qu New, 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. ..OUTH .\()R 1 A

age we“ Teml.1271-3. °" “3'4- iChariot: Aislllorpo. Phone 635. 02 3t, Juggernaut." ' are c 3 er Saturday, The My Bad? here land In mg” “our. . » ___, ”J ’ ..

l FOUND 1" 1 . 1 from the effects of the hurricane. \es- : cuts on the bonds will be made in, .1

i TO LETéh‘l\'I'} ROOMS OVER

 

 

F0 U N D—VVH [TE SKIF‘F ADRIFT

,V _ 7 . . solsloi’t yesterday from practically ev ’RAP“) B 7| | In“)? insmlnmm 21 p” cent. each,
.. ' 1 “- cry point along the const to \isn ion-IO,1 “CW” 1‘, .1 111 Nov‘ellibel 15 and" ‘

' lnted \iiiages, fishing settlements and'

L'I'ioullnedieu's grocery store. East
Iapplotllll oi 11ch Washington street

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

iln Sound. Owner may linVe same by . .1 4 ' . ' '-1i . tho 11>111.1i11ill: 50 pet c.ent on Decent~
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”haying for the trouble Inquire 112 bridge Inquile at store 01 t‘ PALACE , THEATRE :li‘lli‘iirfi‘yfgnxtllltii were in the p:lt.l it the To WAR [QAN her 15- .
whin on .t. . . ‘ " ’ W ‘

A 3‘ “m ‘80 3", To‘ LET—1.0mm APARTMENT, _—-_.~.———»—— » ‘ . ‘U ERAL‘S

-. —_ —— _ __—- 1-1._-_..-__ ‘ai 1‘.’ High street. Enquire ill housei MONDAY TUEsDAY WEDNESDAY \ \ ‘ ‘i l O 1 9 U d ‘DEATHS AND 15 N ‘ ‘

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‘ FOR SAL‘. ‘ l ‘ Z ' HANfORD ”1va IN 't-z‘ the 3'0)t|0,1’u."1000 Annie-French hond‘ Funeral °f MW“ Larrignr:

 

 

 

FOR SALE—HOUSE BOAT. 90 T0 LET-4'1 ROOMS FIRST FLOOR'
[00h seugoing boat With every COU\’*‘1!1'1 26 Clay street, part improvenlenta.:
.ience. For long "“158 01‘ summer 1“" inquire 24 Clay street, South Nor-l
ing. Bargain. D. Morroli, Rowdyton. Twang, 01 311

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. TO LET—5 ROOM noxcnl.ow,I
cement cellar, running water1 one acre‘
land chicken houses. Rent $12. Also
one lalge cook stove $10. Apply 31) Os-

born avenue, East Norwalk. 1130 (it I

be otielcd the public The liiill mi of Mrs. Sarah Karrigfi

' to
BRIDBEPORI ABC|DENIW “etc of0 the opinion today that the “‘15 ”*7 “1‘ ”HGT-““5 ““3 mornin
. be from 2101 home at 8: 30 and at S

1" 'i: c illnount would subscribed
1111111111 a fee days. The lists will tic-M“ (“15 “WW“ ‘1' 9 (’CIOCk- A 3°!“
illosed. in all ”01,31,111”, early nexremn leiillltlil mils. “as said with Rev

David L Currie, of Upper Nornalk, 11.1.1. iii. .1. 1.1111111. celebrnnt: 1321:: J. 1L
1 o ' 'l‘ilc sixty 'finnks, trust Companiofi Mfiiil‘illli-i.tlt‘:‘i(01l:ht“.}'t.iii‘ro 1,
“as HIS Shoumer Frac‘urEd land financial institutions which conl~ sub-deacon. W“ Alice $213“ ’31

1 ‘Ipiise the underwriting syndicate in “WW1 ‘1“? 5010* “‘9 Marie and On
? Willett A.iiant01d’sbigjitney bus N: a“ York (ny wore cheered by nu chetlv Solemn 'I‘hOUEM- Edward.
which travels between this cit) and support gchn them from Jewish Splan rendered the solo. Face to F30.
Bridgeport mornings. skidded on War 1ng pm. The definite announcement and Lead Kindly Light. was sung u.
renitc pnlement at tile comer of Arc-t bv a member of the Anglo French the cortegc left “1.9 church. Rev. B.
tic and ER“ Main street Bridgepor("Colnlnisst on that ltussih would not be J. Carroll paid 3 touching tribute to
about 8 OC‘OCk this morning. “the participant in the funds derived is the deceased. The‘mil‘bL‘aTPTS worn
‘lwemy local passengers aboard‘ a" believed to have entered to large ex Dim l‘all'zlh, Thomas Finnegan and

bound for their work in the Reining g‘itcnt. into the decision of Jews to sub- John Garry. "-
'ton Arms Company' a plant on the East

A Great Surpriu t-"n,

'l‘liE SlX ATTORNEYS

In Something New and Radically Difl'ercnt

 

 

 

FOR SALE—6 “’EEKS OLD PIGS l
as pair. Joiner MncPhail, Highland“
avenue. 02 it

FOR SALE—BROWN AlND \V‘HITE
Ferrets. Also some English Setter
amps and Running to: bounds and —'ro LET_pAIN-r SHOP 0N BROQKI
ipups. Steven S. Gregory, Cranbury. street, Norwnlk. Occupied by R. L.
We" 576‘2- oanIBrotllerton. inquire of Edward S.

‘— ‘Mecker, l‘orwalk. 830 (it
FOR SALE—GRAPES $1.00 A BU-I

she]. inquire E. Evbter. 5 Yost‘ TO LET—HOUSE,8ROOMS. BATH.
street. 01 3t improvements. Refined neighborhood.

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W. J. and [VA
HOLMES ” . HOLLISTIIN

In a Rural Comedy Sketch

“LINKING FOR BETSY",.

e Scene from “SHORE ACRES" Introducing the Lighthous

Bill) and NELLIE IlElM

Remarkable Juvenile Entertainers .

1 KINGBROTIIERS-

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. ... iAllo floor of 4 rooms. Two furnished cribe. * 1' “ " .1 ,
Side of BlidKeDOI‘I. Stephen Kerekes.I 1 __, I E ‘ Walter.

FOR SALE-$2 700 LITTLE GEM rooms for light housekeeping. inquire A Clever Pair of Herc Figures as to the total subscribed Funem. o mes

- ulean and Corned At a. 1. . .1. -

at sacrifice. Convenient to trolley 2 High street. ..‘ 1130 at y hletes In! 25 Oiiien street was in 0hr": ‘placeii the sum at $365, 000 ,000, as or' The funeral of Lust-:16 LAMSI WI

hlld East Norwaik station. Six rooms! 4““ . ) The "OWded b“! ‘30“!de W “i ”Thursday, mg“ The remaining 3135' II“. 1» .1: ham this afternoon at a
‘ EBDIE and ‘ t ii 'i‘h most seriously in' bi mm.

find batfi .electric light, furnace, hand. To LET—HALF or DOUBLE . HELEN '0 e? c“ e 000 000 II ms thought won“, be ob Mock Imp, II 9 he... as s p .

lured was Dnvid L. Currie. of 1811th l
. street, uptown who suffered a tractor I
Dainty Singers 0f Dainty Songs ed shoulder. lie was taken to the
~ 1 Emergency Hospital for treatment.I

tnined without great difficulty. iMr. end Mrs. Erne- t Walter. on no .1
Many western cities and towns are" avenue. Rev. Martin L. Stalin, pesto:
yet to be heard from, and in muscle! ”fig“ t. Peter's Gel-mar Lutheran.

 

{wood trim, first class conditionl house, 8 rooms with all improvements; MILLER » VINCENT
Newly decorated throughout. Owner 53 South Main street ODMHB Clifford '
leaving city Cost; 33. 400 Easy terms.; -Hotei. Inquire Harris & Gans. 329 iii

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

I ’ 1 t inept lotto
11D Mason, Norwalli M 3t! 70 LET-21 UNION 51', 7 1100),; - THREE SHOWS DAILY—2:15, 7:15, 9:00. _ and afterwards returned to his home: already rerorted it was an '.d 5:111)“: Icht‘l‘Irtch “$2133.43,”
MCABSEFCHICK- apartment. Possesion at once. The ‘ ’ ' ’ ~ 3 here All of the other liniilensel'llhi'd been stronger than at firs 'm - Ii'l verh .
lens 22c lb‘ roast-in chickens broil—41mtch and Rule! Co. 126 it --‘—.—~~-—- iwm Shake“ “9' ”mummy T“ cmamd' ”I" o

I .. g . 1 . _ LOST, rear end of the trolley was demolish- in the possible event of an over- —Accept all the luck that c in

 

 

. ers, 250 1b., fresh laid eggs. NicholisI , E 1
Poultry Yard, 214 East avenue. Tele- I To LET—TWO NIC LY FURNISH'

5110116 243. . .29 3t ed rooms, one large front room, suit-
‘ ‘able for two, all modern conveniences.

”Vacant property can be rented “died and tile hood of the iitney and left subscription, it was said that the up- your Way—but don't DEFEND on
180:: tenant seared ""0““, sent"Iforwal-d wheel wrecked. There Werulplicnnts for relatively small allot- coming! if you “a!“ “'1‘“? “95
o “I Advertising. Ino arrests made. ments would be considered first. Psy- tine! Want Ad. ,

LOST-“TEDDY" 25 toot motor
boat broke moorings at Bella island,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

IEast Washington street, East Nor- 1
FOR SALE—HOUSE FOR. SALE walk. Apply 64 South Main St.. or (Louise De Wetter Kirkwal] Orkn y

 

 

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F“ I 1 il d di Friday night. Contains 16 horse-power!

. FOR SALE-«MY BIG PACER.1P"“ate mm Y» ”9““ ““0““ “58- Rochester mm s c Whneme ..n____m “a ‘7 .._.. M ..-., .. . _, '_ I____, _’_1_—:_ w -- . ._,.--_-_--+ 1
,Bethel Day, a good all ardund horse. ,Addross 1“ A' B Clio Sentinel 32.7 3‘ Belle Island; 03 3: .1 . . . . , . . _ ,. ,- .1 1'1" . - :
Price. $200 Luther M. Wright. Teie- . . 1 ....... ‘ .
phone 1413-4, Franklin street, South 70 LET-VERY ”NICE 5 ROOM , . 1.. . 9 PAONE
Norwaik. 1 818 apartment Partial iml’memenifi- » HARBORED .SHiPs. . A LL NEXT I‘V’EEI: .

 

 

. , Elm street, Norwaik. Bath, iaundry,i ‘phone so. .4 _ 828“ islands May 29 1915, in New 110:1: i >1
. electric lights, new furnace, cement: \ Primes.) 1 l BRIDGEPORT MATIAEE DAILY , 1

cellar. Ready for occupancy. Photos; TO LET‘EIGHT ROOMS DOUBLE Still as great birds with folded. — " . « _———-—-i-—""'—

pn application Very easy terms Jack_l 'house all improvements. Gas, bath etc. win gs ’ i . 1. , .

 

“ , Son's Studio, 53 Wall street, Norwaik. lWell located, 0“ trolley line. Central. Their masts black spears againstI

.9 1: Apply 9 Elizabeth street or phone EIGHTH WONDER or frHE WORLD—MOST inmanrmorgI rrARvELous DRAMATIC SPECTACLE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

: the moon,
1 r‘r - 1249'? _ - 1 “21 “ They ride at anchor, on n silvered MAN s BRAIN EVE GONCEIVED.
FOR SALE—ONE LIQUOR, ‘LIC- W I 39% . THE

; “”- 14“” TM“ °f Norwalk. F0? tur- Wrapped in the lapping wavea' low ’ ~
Ithsr information address P.10. Box [[an “oncts croon. .1 . 6" D ,_ _ ,1 . T1; E - ‘ ,V . 1 _ .. 1
573.80uth Norwslk. 7 _ “.132“ .._., _ . 1 ~» ....- 1 ' 1 1 1 . t »

' 2w "'4— , - , District of Nor-walk, ss.w,Probato Bede, the hills lie—fold‘on fold - . a

' » AU'flSMOBILES. 1. Court, October 1.11. D. 1915. - Against the Night’s dark 'star- 1 _ " , . . 1 , . *
“‘ Estate or Ebenezer 'lHili, late of ’pioroed 81W: . .1 I . 1 . _ 1» 1 ,
5 w. my but prior! for all kinds of Norwaik, m 35115 District, deceased. Long since, the two-score village '\ _ ' ;. TS “ . _ " ' E E
‘ ‘ JUNK V i " Ordered. That the AdmiMsWom ‘ “51““ have died? " V} F \‘C ' " l I i. ,1... .
[THE WM ‘EFFRQN Cb" Inc. exhibit their Administration account , ““1 hushed “t “gt “‘0 “”3“” ' Has been see for over 6 ‘montha Took 8 Months to Produce. Cost The meme“ Battles of the Civil the “dual South Gamma 3‘

sand postal orioiophflni- Tel- 4-41 to this Court- for adjustment. at the , “ill“ 0W

' Probate office in Norwaik, on the 13th "
day of October, 1915 at 10 o'clock The Dawn twill am” upon a. flock

torenoon" and that all persons inter- ‘ ‘ 0‘ ““0"er sails,

On clustered pale-faced women
t i 1 . .
on ad in and Estate may be notified . . till I. with dread '. , . Ir;\1

"J thereot. the Administrators will cause
' 1 this order to he published in a naive For out Wong the harbors circling

1 by millions in New Yul-k, Boston 3500, 000. . War Re-enacted. ‘ climaxing with a series of wi .
and Chicago and still playing The pioduction carries travel- Sherman's Marchto the Sea. Klux rifles that commandeere
capacity , , H lins'prgauization oft-“50 people with 1 Lee and Grant Shown at Appo- county for a day and. con .33)..
~ The Ploy Contains 5,000 scenesfi 13:13:} 'xfitoflremr’ omit]. in“; ‘mntox, Ford's Theatre. Washing I Artistically combinew with

presents 18.00 Actors, 3, 000 '9‘ arts. to r h mec 3“ c“ ton, reproduced to tho smallestcgo comedy and romance
' n) eadiust t e theatres to tail for the Lincoln Traged grandeur and thrill 0! I113

'lfm_"w’i'i71”t ' . " .. " ‘ ‘ “1°“th local requirements. Reconstruction pictursl in greatth moments.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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