Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 1, 1917 · page 5

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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' .While not a very soyere one, the light-

 

'TB-URSDAY, FEB. 1, 1917

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Lod‘ge No a FandA 11,1411»
held this evening. Romine business'
Iwill he conducted.

 

Stea 11 ship Tickets
' For the South

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l The Rev. and Mfg, J Benton Wen
3 nor are expected back from their win-
fer Vacation on Saturday. Lir. Wer-
nor hopes to emulate at all the ser
vices in Grace Church Sunday next.
The iesolutions appointing Georgi
'li.\osbu1gh and Nehemiah Candet
{311111109 or the Norwalk City court, ar
f infill- heard before the judiciary coin
{mitten in 1111110111, this afternoon.
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’ Pivision No. 1.

Taylor&Goldeni

Telephone No. 1230
South Norwatk Trust Co. 31119.

A. 0. H., will meet

 

this evening in the lodge rooms in
Wall street, for the transaction of
regular business. Plans for the St.
Il’atl'ick .3 Day 1eleb1alion «pill be dis

' c ussed.

 

Undcr the direction of Police t‘oln-
mittet‘man Colonel George D. Russell,
examinations for special policemen
were held last evening in the (‘ily
Hall. There were only six applicants
The results- of the examination will
be '1'11alll‘ known ill a few days.

 

F you’re trying to make
I that furnace behave treat
it to a good dose of Our
high greide coal and it will be-
gin to act friendly toward the
family. Prove what we say is
true-”try a too or two. '

Harris '81 Gain

68 Water Street

PLEASANT MISCELLANEOUS
SHOWER

The home of Mrs. Edward Uillt‘llt‘s~
101', 228 Main strclgt, First. District.
was the SCfi'lHlf a delightful social at:
fair yesterday afternoon, when a num-t
her of Miss lda Tichcnor's friends us-
senlbled to tender her 11 miscellan-
ccus '=llowe1'. There wcro many plou-
sunt features, one of them being the;
uppcarl‘,‘l1c of 11 pet dog drawing at!
flout of white loaded down \Vith linen
uifts,l:1ut glues and other useful on

 

 

 

 

Ii Forecast i'ol' ‘Nol‘walk and vicinity;

'll'liuoila yesterday morning has moved

111111 or snow followed by fair

'Ullt‘ district.

' the library thlildiutj,r on Friday even-
ing at eight 11 'cl0c l1 '

" Korwalk this spring. . ,I

Tel: 721 Nos, tokens of esteem im the popnlnl‘;

young lady whose engagement to \‘l il-

- lianl DeWitt liigbie, of Oysll‘t' Buy,\ . .
“IDATUFD Innutrrbo'r 1'., has been announced. The house

was prettily decorated with flowers
and paints. Refreshments, including
ice cream ill the shape of diamond
rings and other dainties. were. served.
“"““"""' and i” “‘"w central "‘9‘ and the guests lll‘pal‘tcd for home,
New England. It has ““18““ gcncrul lelning behind them a shower of bt‘sl
rain or snow in nearly all districts . wish” ml. the happy new,”

oust of the Mississippi liv.cr It is fill ......_
lowed by 11 ridge of high pressure‘ex-I B'R'DGSPORTFRS ASK .aFOR TAX
lending from Montana soutlleustwnrd‘; COMMISSION.

to Louisiana lt is producing pleasant i —-—r-—

tilatlnur \‘ 11h lowcr tempetatutsc iii-aye: (‘-. B. Wilson and Lynne w,
between» the Rocky Mountains and Witscn Clash Over Preposed
the. Mississippi river. Zero tcnlperu- Amendment.

“lures extend as for 'soutll on Ohio The committee 011 cities 11nd

l‘flti‘lllt‘u tonight; i-Attlity lflll', 1211.11.12
Tilt storm which was C€lli.l‘lll over'

 

 

 

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11 regular meeting of 5‘ Jami] 1 1': 113 Saw it) Salli:

 

c11111111issi011et'
Washington,
til it solution of the sorV‘lllll problem.
llo \Z'tllllt'l eV't'l'y
loud to answer questions sonlctlling

111ml 31.111", lll't-‘St—‘lll molt? If you halo.

,1: lli'UUl out“? “but do _Vl)\l,
i_]\Voulli you do to loop 0111'?

l( 1' 111 mu oil'oi'.‘

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lostcrng at 3,111 111 at his 111111111,” i“

 

11011111 Etioloughs which met yesterday after-

 

Conditions favor for this vicinity: i now to consider sundry amendments
and i to the charter of the city of Ill‘idzl- l
ethic—‘1 tonight fund Friday. iport, nhollshingythc board of,11ssees

Cfiflld \vaVe ”hummus MP Ol‘fll‘l't d fill '11‘s and establishing 11 single tax t'Ulll'

‘1'11-.~=siorl.

”-— r—--~" " ‘Vinyor (‘ B Wilson fill'olcd the 111:1 i
WEATHER YEAR AGO; 11.11 Lynne W Wilson of the 'illidgo i
T DAY. ill'ut l-‘urmcl " took the oppohilc sidc. '
"'lt'lllllcratttl‘c:1.0113122; high, 1 letting the discussion, l..V 11111» “H i
3!. Snow. gecll soil] that it was :1 political mom:

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pure and simple. but there were othr

111‘ blttl‘l'lllt‘ltt. of tho

“1‘15 amending the charter clinic hl‘

”'DANGWG SATURDAY N'GHT '1111‘1- the committee, also. The com

Town Assembly 113.“,Gl‘twe Bm'“87 il‘lllt‘t went into executive session,

piece orchestra—cathedral chimes. 1 VI.“ '1'z.mc m m dccision.
i

:l't’ 1iti'1'1'ns of the city pl'l‘sont WIN; 1 “ ‘1 S: '1 15.. , " -. . ‘ E
l incited up tho licutclmnt. gorcl'nor 011‘ of tho lulc (.‘uptuin ()sctlt‘ St..lol1n. “aw“... -MM... :

Vl‘cn he said that it was 11 moV;l1 flu illil‘d nt llPl‘ home, 18 South Osborn ,, .
"I ' ' tuu‘nuc :11 midnight lust night \il's. Not a Bite of I
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The regular monthly meeting oi" I .
board of directors of the“ South Nor-' B‘NKIRUPT IN STRATFORD.
Walk Public Library VVill be held inI Harry 0. Wilson, who lives in;

it'll; . lord, and 1.110 :lppuu's to how,
no lcgulal‘ line of activity, filed 11 pe-
‘ti11on in bankruptcy in the United
States court yesterday. Ho made
cuth that lll‘ilEd not have L'c money
to pay the filing fee. He has littbili‘

A (lunch will 'be'llelll in the. Town
‘Assembly Hall, in Wall street, this
evening. under the auspices of Mc-
Kiniey Camp, No. 9, U. S. W V. The
proceeds of the affair will go towards “Ch of $2 856.1,2 a" “113%“de As-
flefraylng the expenses of the national .1tc consist of :1 11111111111 equity of
encampment ,which will be held in 53.00 in 0mm.“ teal estlitc,-1nll
1 $2159.71 in the way of bills receivable,
’" i MERRILL GRADUATE

m." 1. 1" 1%,-
in lust t undu storm of Lie 11011 Richard Loh'dou of Norwalk.

. . . 1 who
year arrived in "NOi'walk last night. .—

 

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ms was rather sharp on one or two leoently completed a course in stem

occasions. The backbone of winter ography at Merlin Business College

 
 

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has secured a position with the Stude-

baker automobile people of New York
Sergeant J. harry Gibsou,t11'e 3911- city

toll uoliceman from the Second DiS- Mr. Aaron Gilbert 01 Bridgeport has

It now supposed to be broken.

' trict; began his fifteeuday trick in completed the, course in bookkeeping.

 

 

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A good udv. pays best in ‘the best
paper. '

lite First. District today. Sergeant
”1111111313 Hunt is on desk duty at head-
“am 1's in the City Hall.

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We Have the Facilities

"Whether y0u draw five or five hundred checks

3 month against your Checking Accmmt, we
'1. have the facilities to handle your banking busi- "
, 1166's Quickly. acotti'otely and to your entire Satis- ‘ 2
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We cordially invite yOur account confident
«that 0'“? offilnent accommodating Service Wm
fully meet your requlremeuts. - . .

 
 
 

 

 

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, IMott 0. Seelcy, ol' Stamford;
1‘ Surly,

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THE SOUTH NORWAL K EVEflIflG SEHTIH

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1"lltl‘t0r, Frederick H. (31111111111 for
«nices and interment.
Funeral of Thom-'3 Vll'. ace.

Funrral serr ices for the late 'l‘honr
.11.; Village Were held this afternoon
' llL‘ltl the late home on Howard are
inue, East Norwaik. Rev. Frederick
[.41. Coleman, pastor of the Trinity
i Holscopal church, officiated and inter-
inu-nt was in Riverside cemetery.

. Servant Problem

Joel E. Pager.
i Joel E. Page. Private. <30. ii.
11.51. 1:. y. l

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15th
, died Tuesday, January
Stilh ,aL Fitch‘s home in Noroton, nt
itlv: age ‘oi 1'6 years. interment was
gm (lulll‘ord Connecticut.

'glllln‘l liltill 1111111
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lnocl tlll nuspicls of the lnliity'
i l 1 none l’1"ot. Max Hllutel'belg. of tho!
Llen'ls Hebr u and Kindred us

delivered 11 '1

i l'oultt
m'clution of New York,
l‘lt'tiFiilg ll‘cturc last night to 11 large;
‘rlldlel‘lt't‘ ill lioodncr‘s htlll. The lec-E

‘lUI‘Pl rctl‘nlly mined from lonllon. 1

"England. ”1‘ spokIc on ‘Allti-Semi:
mm and its 1 ‘ure" 'illc doc‘lul has
limoted the whole of his litc to',
(“t'i1li u hl'tlol' fooling llt‘twct‘n the'
J‘VVlS'Il and (‘lll‘istiun runs and ho:
.~' ill that nine t'htlslinns on; of 1V- '

it!) our ignorant about the Jun-

1111 illonls llnd aspirutions. .Hc stlttlll

1.1.11. it was nothing but 11.110111111 1‘

which hurl must-1i ”to prejudice and

l.:'t11»1’ lll‘twl‘cn lilo two races. lie

What .it'le‘li‘d that ho ndrot-utcd the idea

1:13.11 do )(lLthtU'? .liott 1112an thus 11' having Jcnish lluttol'm‘s speak

llom Christi-1111 platforms and that ot'

“aching the history of the race to

lilili't" of other tit‘tilS. llc told what

:i.l' llcbt‘cw lllls nct'oltlplishcll along:

lilo lines of tilt and literature. l’l'ot‘.

llulnel'bol'c said that ho hoped to sec
tll'r uInllcl'stunlllng and sy'mputlly’

ah?! .111 ill i(' tnhlislud betueon thl two lures ill

 

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through A. Caminctti,
oh. illnnigrotion at
is going to try his hand

I'llt'lc Salli,

housckocper in tho

Arc you 111.111)
how long intro you

lllil‘ these: to kel-p a 11:.

z—ct'thllt‘.’ If so,
how lolll: th'V V'ou been
or. what

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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

 

Death of John Seeley.
John Seeley, :1 hont ‘cnptaill

 

di1d

113m street, 9111 niold
ncss of about a your of heart trouble. 1 in“ ""1“ filillll’
lie ulll‘t'ered 11 stroke about 11 your? H“ “’l“ “Till?“ shortly
ugo, and had since been falling. iii" ‘llo’wntown (‘illll‘t'lli‘i'i-
lie (auto to Stamford “1an first ink ‘ l.;..~' not been deridod ulmn.
en ill, giving up his \V‘mk 119' 0111111111 Altcl thc lecture thew nus danc-
of 11 boat on the South l~"',l=1ry in New; in; to cxcellent music furnished by
\orll, “here he had lurked for 3120111.: Hi?! I‘lito orchestra of Stamford. itc—
Tllc cully 31.1111 of his lilo 11"1‘11‘ sprnt ' t'llrllmcnts were Viewed
in New (3111111111. lie was ill yours of.
age. '1
Up is survived by tilrcl‘ children—4i
llow.urd l‘slllel and (mute. . llo ulso'
leml‘suslstct:l\i1s.lrvlng Scott, VV"i ll
“llolll he llV',cll llnd thl'co ‘llothersm
C. Ford
and Gl‘ol'St‘ Scol-

in one of
The limo

 

, To wm Block 31111. ‘

’i‘llu water in which pared potatoes
have been boiled is very good to Wil'Sll.
black silks in. it stiffens and makesi
thom glossy and black. .1 II 'i
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m" llullilnore, To Clean a White Felt Hat.

11y, of Now York. .\li\ lllngzn‘sin to :1 pasta \Vltll cold
'l‘llo funeral st‘l'litrt‘ will ho in lake» “111111. Allow to stand for it few mini
V'icw (.‘llltllvl. Nl‘w l‘ullunll. i’l'id'lr Ht Vitus. then apply evenly to the hutZ

'\\'llilI :1 brush. When llll‘ palate is tll')‘.'i
~llrusll off the magnesia with u (‘lt‘tlll
st'it't‘ brush. '

.3 p. 111.
Mrs. M. D. S. St. John
\lul) Ilololcc 1 11111197 Ht lohn V1111

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St. John is slmived bV cight cllildrcn,
;.() Buckley St John. of St. \llunstinc.
"Flolidn,\il19‘ ilonlcr A. Jones, ot Ruth-
'crfol‘d l.,1\lls Fl lnnccs Rider. of
East .\ol‘\Vulll. \it's Frank l’lllllipson
of \01‘\Villi;.(lli'ftll‘d M St. John of
“Blillgcpot‘t \ll's. F. I). Lawton South
Norn'alk Alfred K St. ..101111 East

Breakfast Until
You Drink Water

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Say; a glass of hot' water and 1'
phosphate prevents illness '

 

 

Notwnlk. Miss Bertha St. John, East and keeps us fit.
Norwajk; also eight grandchildren. ' . v '3
Funeral sorricos will be lleldnt ht‘l‘ , i

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whom it. burns, louvcsl
behind 11 Within amount of incombum

lute home all 2:30 Sunday afternoon. Just us c0111,

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Rev, F. \. (‘olomun and RM.
key Wm OnipinlflI 111111111 viii ltlkt‘ lible material in' the form of ashes, sol
pm“, m 1‘: ,, East Noruolli 1-1V1111‘i1"'}'. 1111‘ food and drink taken day after;
,1“... day leaves in the alimentary canal a
$1.“ng may.» '1'-"l'tllin amount of indig‘estiblo mater-

itll, which if not completely eliminat-
011 from the system each day, becomes
food for the millions oi." bacteria
which infest the bowels. From this
mass of left-over waste, toxins and
ptomnin-liko poisons are formed and't
sucked into the blood.

lot-'mlllV one {i thl‘
1111111111111 till; 1' .9 :lnd
insin'sl ”311191 in Norn'allt. lliell today
in POM Chosml N Y of pnonmonlu,
at the age of 70 yours Mr. S'luons
1111s the 101mm owner of the block
in whlth Gillett and Peabody is en- I

l-2l‘l1.9'l $1111.11
1111.11 plunni tl‘lli

paged.” He disposed of his business'mgi?g;“ “I12”: ghotcaflgel “i?
1 1n enouelnme

t t 1 f '1 111' has been (

0 hem 111d 0' 111 m ye 8 baths. Before eating breakfast each

engaged in ”‘f‘ Sam" industry in Port... morning drink a glass of real hot wa-
“(iesteia N 1 lie is r'athel n ILVPR;i' tor with a 'té'a‘spooniul of limestone'
U“ ”a“ ““d 0“” Oi “hum NON“; philsphate in it to wash out' i the
I‘ll-‘ilt lVell be 1'1 01 11 He is survived thirty feet of bowels the previous
by one br"oth11 ill thin lily, (‘ll111‘l1.>s!day,s accumulation of poisons and‘
H- SimODS- ;toxlns and. to keep the entire alimen-
. Entry canaltclean ,pure and fresh.

Funeral °f M‘s- Maria Geheu‘ ‘ Those who are subject to sick holid-
The funeral 0‘ MTS- MN” I“ 'ache, colds, biliou‘sncss, constipation,

Gchebe was largely attended this i I
morning at t‘: 30 flout her lute llonlci others “ho wok-e up with ,bad “Ste

S‘J l":'." tract and £10111 ISL M‘ul‘y’ st
(in. lch at nine o’clock“ with-é hi

 

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uess, or have a sour, gussy stomach

. Hatter, meals, are urged to get a quart-'
ifgil'gf'ymfl'éégiis “;?ss'$:é?f ;:;{;§El‘1)0lifid of lime'stone phosphate trim
:z'tltdrled solos “'0 Pie- Jesu” ' and the drug store, and begin practicing
“(1111 Sweetly Solemn Thought" and internol sanitation, Thi‘l ““1 .OSt
‘Lcud Kind y Light" its the COIngP, very little, but ‘3 sufficient to make
11.: leaving the church. . Tll’a pan “"0“" 3“ “‘1‘“th 0“ the ”blea-
bum: 5 core. ifitiit hind Irvin. John' Remember inside bathing is more

‘ limportnut than outside bottling, be-
(I (Sine, Sr” James B. Costcllo,Jumes “We the 'skin pales do n'O.t absorb
11 lgun.
Jilin Kuvannugh. Rockwell DugnnI. Ipuritles into “01.1mm autism

 

 

 
 
 

'fo ul breath, backache rheumatic stiff? ,

Th” “mm bearers ware impurities into the blod, causing poor "

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Skirts that add

variety to afiirc

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Bright liVely smart skills that will make ()ltl \Vlllifitg

put on a new air of good cllccl.

Skirts that will give to warm Cont zm entirely differ-I ;. »
cut appearance, because of their almost—daring colors. ,

And, incidentally, skit is ill 1t :lle VVoltli fill more than!

their price.

. Rose colored broadclozll, bright red with dark hunter’s ; ,.
green border; green plaid, black-{llld—Vvllite checks in $th? '

erzll Sizes.

Made ill t'ul'l't'lzll'ipg model,

Second floor.

Let music

' share thc' home

les, let it lilig him the home

And thus is music all re'ldy to come quickly to each home.
’lis music that requiles no expert to interpret, needs no Ve' ears ol,tl';1inintr..._the,

music of the Victrolu and the Grafonollll

"if“ there, all ready, :11 instant command, of yet y sort that is wished, pclfectly chw

pummel”! if one uses a HOVV.‘l.'llld Settled Record.

'lis the \ltliill that charms;

range from, silllple ballads to splendid opera.

i.‘ 11ch the ston’s
to be added quicle to :1th
sums.

1. For CXEllllplC:——Cll'€lftlllCllil No lot) with a dchll double-disc l'CCl.)l'tlS--.S107.1'i0

First mutant is but

it Von already are enjoying Victrolu or Grafonolzl, 211111 to that enjoyment by the i'
lhese are gualuntecd pertegt' and flawless.
[hey will reproduce with lOllL and beauty and depth.

use of the Hon land Scaled Records.

llzn'c llCVt‘l been played.

plan, either of these instruments 111 any of their several types :11:
It requires :1 small initial IIIpuymeut,

home.

910; uftm that weekly payments 01'83.

SC.” is :1 j’llill‘lllll'fc of perfection.

'l'heil' cost is that 0141511211 records; and with them is." ’zbsolute certainty “they 111m:
nchl been lxpostui to 11 mg 'er of scratches 01 digs by playing!

Stuart dresses to
save Mother, work.

. Pretty little dresses for lit-
tle girls;so good and so ill-
tmctive that'Mother will glad-
ly forego making those she
may have planned.

Of the 11ch lligl-t waist typo
-——au’d qtmilltiV pretty if is on
little girls. ,

l And made \V ith bloomers of
matching material—what :1

saving him do make in l:111'l‘-‘

idryi .1 .
3 Of attractive plaids; of
,plain cilambl try with trimming

fiof tasteful stripe at'collar 51nd

‘cllffs,_;1nd amuluuioitoni. ,
And price is $1.25.

\Second floor. V...

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1 and full width.

l‘onrtll floor, from

More new cretonnes;
fresh fine handsome.
Some patterns that will
make draperies of rare effect.
Other patterns that are ‘just
beautiful for fancy 'rtrticlcs,
for covering utility boxes, for
laundry bags, and many such
things.
1... Shadow effects are particu‘
larly attractive And a num-
ber of pletty stripes and small
flgures. 29c yd. ‘
New shades all ready to put
1111,1112 mounted on guaran-
teed spling rollers. White till]
or gr‘ecn— 39c to 751:.
Little sash curtains as dain-
W as thomoruiug sunlight are
of fine muslin, 34 inches long,

Dots stripes or checks-—

35c pail
more low.

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Aging
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finished
'with little touch of bright trimminu', —-

these wonderful instruments are male than any one instrument; they ‘combine the '
mug c and the power and the peculiar characteristics of all instruments '
the next moment, ’tis a complete OlCilebll .1.

With closed eyes, dcpcnt‘L ,
in” on sense of feeliul‘ alone;
one would think these were.
big solid 9-by-lz- foot rugs!

it“: they ale 0an 212’.) int
45 inches. '

What splendid weight! And
how they will wear!

Mottled Axminster of 'i'iclij
effect, ._
making border at each end-

Axminster ill floralIIartd Oil.
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$4.75 "‘

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Or song's may . .

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Little rugs that
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‘ ' « $5250.
Carpet null, 1111111 floor. '

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