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' «Burgers of coal for local dealers.
Mr. Lester Hughes, of Brooklyn. .\'.
7., is spending several days with
friends on Van Zant street.
The Sasqua Campfire Girls are'plan-
ring to hold a lawn party in the near
Inture. ‘ ‘
The Third District
held a meeting Saturday night
.disposed of 11.1mm business
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Compo Beach and other bathing
beaches are being; well-patronized by
East Sitters,
The chilly weather,
the stiff breeze which was blowing, in-
ierfered with many fishing parties
together with
“When- to Find Help” was the sub
ject for discussion yesterday at" the
meeting or the .\len‘s club of the East
TAvenue M. 1-). church yesterday.
Miss Pauline Beck, oi Hawkins ave-
"nur, has returned home after Spending
several days at Edgewnter. L. l ‘ i
Herbert ,V. Carr. the local contrac-
tor, returned with a gang, of men
from New ersey today, where he has
been doing work.
The Christ Church will hold‘its an-
nual picnic at Roton Point, Wednes-
«uay. Trolley cars will ieztvo
Hartford's switch at 9:110 o'clock
,2 11 Mill
Charles (learmann, J r., of Core avs‘
'uue, concluded his duties witl1,Ta3'lor
’& Golden Saturday, and today joined
"the office force of the Norwalk Tire it:
Babb‘er Company.
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The Hypo Battery Company, which
‘Iius leased and fitted out the old
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‘ lot-walk and will give employment to
We number of people. a. it?“
'A ,.'I‘uesday evening, July 10th, at the
We of Eugene Davis, Beacon street.
‘ mat Norwalk, a prayer meeting will
be held under the direction of The
South Norwztlk Mission Workers. This
- meeting is nonsectarian and all are in
‘ flied. Come and get a spiritual toast
in the name of the Lord.
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On Tuesday evening of this seek,
. the Ladies 1Bible Classes of the Bat)
list and Methodist .Sunda3 Schools
'will enjoy a supper at Roton Point.
store, is talking of having a Clambake
sumetilne this month on Fish island,
, qt! Rowayton harbor, and believe that
' the affair would he a great success"
_ Captain Albert W. ‘llills, of Roway-
, 11:11.11. doing,v a big business in his
- shore trips and runs from Roton Point
"to Green’s Reef lght. View; are ob-
1- {lined of *Fish,‘
’ vnent Islands. Tokeneke and various
miller placts'of interest. and all 111110
have enjoyed it this season are enthus-
Exotic over the beauties of the place.
Monday evening, July 9111.51 7'. 45.
,film south slot-walk Mission “linkers
' fill hold an open 'air meeting at Gold-
ts corner. Bro. Fred Theriault, the
laden 1will deliver the message tor the
and held
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Three barges arrived recently with
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Colonial mill building, started in bust-i
“has this morning. This firm promises
The supper will be served at,.si.v
o‘clock.
The Stove Club, which made its.
”headquarters in Needie‘s grocery
Butler and Content,
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308-—-Brow,n George \‘1 ashington,
Pleasant St.
309 rrrrr Brown, Robert. Rowayton. Conn.
Leroy ave, mtg. 4,250).
Selleck Martha J
Stevens, (lid him?" 1' ""1' 1').
wAnrsonnAw ,
son noCAL DRAFT
to Harriet A.
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510— 151mm, Robert Henry 152 Net »
it‘s-ntixiued fl'CI. Twelfth Page). town Ave. Shelton :.B F. to Alir.'and111 10111.1-
".-- 311-~Brovvn, Walter Francis. 17 1111111 Linden avenup
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:u.~—Bcnne\\itz, Christian, «13 i’iatts a v—n—m _
1 1i lie Ate. 131‘2‘eniiiovvn Viiihaln Joseph,." ‘ Lin A strap/berry and icr- err :1111 fR‘SIlViil
! 2UA—Bun’ Ralph Henl'y, 58 Osborne‘31&_ Brambaugh, Clemene De Foest. W115 held Friday fiftrt‘l'om'v antic-rent.
i ‘ “9 “”11"“ “9- - lug «inane lawn of 11-..- 1191111111151
209— Belai'dino, Antonio Joseph, 59 314~Bruhdage Frnest Wonsworth 6 ‘ . . - ‘ . , .- >
Ely Ave. . Lorena St. I ’ Church by the Ladits Atd Hotiety. -.
211,- [gm-g. Frank, 27 Meadow st. .. 316~Brundago Everett Worden. .18 whlch dispensed berries and stopped
South Main St (‘1‘055 31- cream short cake ofithe d’t’lillous old-
3 gumu‘i’mam‘m» ”Mk 61 Lexington 3111 -B1~undage 't‘ii‘redet‘ick Carlton 137 fashioned kind, and ice cleam s‘nd
Ave Harbor Ave cake to their patrons. Th ,ground:;
,212 rrrrr Bergtnann, Henry Justus, 5 Ham- 317*Bruhdage,l1‘rederiok French 17
i incoln Ave.
Sig-t- B1 undago Ralph “7111.26 First
. iitoll Ave.
213—--Bergren, Cari Albert 63 i"ott St
L’li—v-Berigon, iiar11y"5 Hartford Place l
215—~Berlepsch, Charles Albert. 'J.1', 35 ‘
:were decorated with Japanese lan-
terns. loud resinous oi (ltCll‘k ill. his
made the place very attlattiyf alter
319—— ——,Brundage Vict01W., 18 (was 81 dark. A platform. dwmumd with:
.21-~-Bernstein Mortis. 6 Burritt Ave. 323- —13runo. Salvatore City Hotel SIVED dullt‘e 1h“ “WNW:-
. 219—-Berdin0, Joseph M., Central Ho- 3' Jill lhunsttup, ii'ldlod Fish, 4 Garv gram rendered was as follows: ”mug
“.1 _, net St. not solo, Howard slawson; vocal 801”
220——Bertino, John Ennis, hiahac'wlno 325 ~Brush, George Waters. 1 State St. "Birds in u... Night," Miss Ethel W”
Hotel. {326 Brush. Lester Clarence, 71 '
molt, recitation, Miss Annie Scofield.
and a series of
221~Bartrunn John F., 8 Bayvicw av.I
222~lieskonn Albert Frwedetitk, 111i" -7---Buchta ’lhomas Charles, 256 Fla:
Leonard St. Hill Rd
23~Best Joseult N,.Sher1\ood Plat-.9 132?. Booklet. 3113 Selleck. 9 Maple St
2’4~«Beits, Albert- Raymond, 49 New- lti‘Jtl ~liuckiol,l1‘red W111. 25 Cedar St.
town Ave 330— “Buckley John Daniel. JLorena
2213—86115, Arthur Sherman l‘hlce.
Ave e. 331 «Buckley, John James. 25 Cedar St.
2313—-lletts, Randolph, 4 Union 511’1'k. ’2 Bucknlau, (.‘harlos, Jr., 14 Spring
P 81‘de 1
Bibbv, Arthu1, 36 \‘an Zundt St.
Meadow St.
sons, Miss Willmoti.
tableaux, “His Old Sweelhearts "
the latter, Howard Siawson represmt-
ll1y lillli
while visions of his formeu
hearts pass before him. The young:
ladies who zll‘fpeared in turn were .\ia
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Harold, 26
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milit'deltnan, August i‘., in Sound. l’luitsvillc Ave. lbel Raymond, as Betty, the School
V‘ w“ A“? I l 1 A 333;:3‘1‘19‘”! Stanislaw E.. 2 Slocum‘ girl; Serepta Rexter, ill-‘1 Kate, the,“
229—~liier1111111. Bonnie, .\'elllune ve. s 0-“ giri' T1390 Stork us Blanche
"" «1'! ' t ' - " ., 1 111 tout 31-1“ Hilltdmtis John Libelw '11 » p ' ' ' ‘ '
“”‘é, ‘ mun" l‘homds S 1 C u lat-e. 3 Tet the singer;: Anna Von iletmolt, as
231 Billenstein, Frederitk M.. 21 Cove 3%"!“1‘10Lullli.51.t1bl'ano Place. Elinlbeih, the college gil'l;.\iar1:a1et
Ave i333] 13110110. l.awroltel1 5 Lubrano Young, 1111' Mildted the skating 12i1'lz,
-1---~llir.1ga, "Mh‘w ‘8 Da‘ St 1111 Maude Sission as Clara the sumlnet
- , _ . k 1|. 1— wiiiti iluriotuk Jacob. 24 Sprin st. ‘ ' ‘ ' a
: aflolgti-hmxte William 11-1111 1 1 ”.3: to purge». William Emit-will) 1"""3 Charm"? ”Md“ “5 "WWW“-
. 125 Main St. " ““1" "- 3 the horsewotttan; .Iullu 'Sheror as diet-
3il7«—~liisnotf, Hill'i')‘,
wiry—7511111111“, lianry, 3‘2 Gregory l'ilvd.
IS-T—iliaile, ftlornilner Gregory, Chest-
3411 Burke, Mathew Joseph, 6 High St
311 limits, Francis Joseph. 51 Frank-
lin A“, ,as Peggy, the. “widow, and ldlul'ii Moore
nu‘e Iiill AW‘ '342 diurns J ‘ ' - :38 Ma" tie eol sweethealt and:
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“it?‘.AMEN?"'.,?"’{,j*’§,”“;1“13%;,531‘“ 5”- [11.20“ bride. The singing of “'lhe Starti
“lgrlilanarl ’ ‘ 11 at ’ ° ' ”ll 13111118, Mathew Edward, 51 F rank Spangled Bannpr” 1,, all present (.mp1
2311~111auvelc Blanchard, 175 South .41" "u‘ms Sa'rsneh” 1201'ChurdSimt“he pxoxtum 1113.; NJ J'.Shli\ur
‘ ”WK“: ,' . . _ 11 my, 345 diurns. Will. i’. 16 Prospect Ave. ,was accompanist ,
”YWMH‘T' .\'i‘tlllncr R.t3lnon ' ““"lio‘ liurus William Jollu 12 Orchard --—--—-"v———--- i
1,113.1 I W- St' N0 CONFERENCE OR RAILROAD
L’l] llllth'l', Lewis, ill \\ilton ll\'l‘. 347_._._Bun Clarence I - t V“
91‘:- “tumor, Miltjtilt, “3 Fourth st. 1 St. ' “My, Ll Grow ‘ GUEHDING.
.2l3~-'lilootu, Edward “”“g' 31111101111931..- llurr L‘eonlud Charles, 1.". West [No intention of Standing Home
., : ave. Ave.
211 Illoolilquis‘t, Andrew “mold, 111 ::l:1--11un, li.1rold,28 Franklin St. WWW" *9 SW1 01117-
.1. Fifth st , Ill-til Burr, illolris Edwilh l9 Arch St.
‘4? liloontquist,1311111111111,”Flt‘th"l51 llutt, (‘hurles W111, 625 Osborn
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5:Zitiw-lllunt, Joseph, Knight st. (.11.. ~lluttlzo. \iithael, 31 Water St
L’ilw-llobrowsky, Joseph. 471 Fultiield 3.1,. ltusoh.'il1omas.ai llnby Hill Ave 0.
Judge Lucien F.
of the state tttiliiaty «utergenvv
no intention of lending sounds of the
11111.35?» “litlel, Herbert 1. l2 Osborn Ave Home Guard to protect railroad prop
“4‘ , Bodnar Jomm. 23 Will) “I ,5; "we, Samuel 118 Waist 51 erty. He said that he had been at his ‘
:49 B 1.. iv“, lll \lldlt‘l" 1116 leil‘ab' Buttery, Chester, \vmq 7 Chest- cfllces in HIP ”3 n” hf "It" dfl)’ and
-y “a; 0! 1, ~ 1- l - v r t - ui 81 had not attended a conference in Now ,
, . . . ‘ ' '\157,.Byarq' Waiter Clarence, 19 80 Haven yesterday afternoon as was
2533303115011, Herman Jllhub- 1": Osborn s" printed then u. the "Hartford TlmPS"
. 353.43 1 at whl l
25 l Boers e1, Arthuj Walter, 111 Ave y Ill-lion. Carleton M” Slivarmine (nuardaftltr-‘I 4 “‘- Wotan?“ “$113831! £051}:
Camp 5‘ ”59 Byrnes Frank, 30 Cheats: 13'1"” ‘
. 1 .. , m 31. cursed. o lot-ll at run 1..
, Qfiéwgoft‘: 1811§2$m9126Mlu$1132L 3611 l‘iyrno, James haunts, 13 Academy E $000111on Maw 15 mantel-a; COPE ‘1
- 211 —— on my 1 .
27 Clinton A Donations “.11th the)»
1254—.Bohmiiier. Joseph,
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255 Bojko, Horn, 30 Woodward av.
256—- Bonet, Benjamin, 16 Day st.
were desirous that the Home Guard-
aid them in the protection of their
plants
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257—~Bonis, Stephen J., 167 South AUTOPSY DISCLOSEB
Main st
258 «Donner Henry. 39 Smith st. ! OPIUM KILLED GIRL
BRIDGEPORT. July fir—Medical Ex.
airliner 3.111 Gariick following an au-
topsy on the remains of Miss Flor-
ence Mullins. 23 years, ofxBoston, re.
ported today that the young woman
had died 1mm 1111‘; result of sWallow-
lug unintentionally, an“ overdose of
opium last Tuesday. She Was addict-
Johu R Cohen has been kept to his ed to the d"!!!
2.19—~Bonom0, Joseph, 30 Raymond at.
260~Borots. John. 24 Lexington ave
261wl‘Borst. Eldrige I... 76 Spring st.
262—Borst Henry James, 76 Spring
St.
263—Bottone, Lorenzo. 17 Chapel at.
ZGiNBourchierste, Aime. Comstock.
Hill.
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I261—«I3011ton, Charles Alexander, 110
Main at.
... G d e. , Old
zsgaunggltttigl‘t’ "Sign? ‘ or n r home bl ll slight illness. The girl had been in Bridgeport but
1267~Bouton, Thomas Wm, Norwalk 2i incurs and had rented a room at
Hotel.
The Methodist Sunday- school picnic '103 State street inmates of the house
268~ Bonan Charles (1.. Rowayton
will be held next Thursday at Roton found her suffering from the poison
which she said she had taken to dead-
en :1 headache.‘ A physician was call-
ied to treat hor, She apparently revive
friends ed 1111 he left the house.
’ A few hours later she suffered. r.
relapse and died before the, doctor
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269—‘lloyan, George. Rowayton, Conn. ,Polnt
270——l‘tracken. Elm-er F, Marion st.
27],;~Bracken, Lvm man George, West
Norwalk ave
272*Bradden, Abraham 2 Botiton st.
273-Bradiey. Frank Burr. 29 'Myrtle,
Rev. and Mrs, Charles are enter-
taining the Misses Foster.
from New York.
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l 272~Bradley, John Edward 33 Chest Mr- and Mrs. George W. Lash are reached the scene. The body sins re-
‘ nut st entertaining Mrs. Lnsh's sister, a resi-imoved to Lowell today for burial.
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5~—-Iirady. Bernard 23 l'nion s1.
1 dent of New York.
76—«Hramley, Fred Harold, 91 South,
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'4)de . 1 , _ ‘ w v : (1 .ongregattonal Sundoyschool
l“‘f,,,;nr“nd’ Chmles I‘Pef' “‘ “0‘“ will hold its annual picnic noxt Wed—E
} 278~~mandow, mum: Miller, 19 Sea? nesdtty m Roton Point.
vnw are.
Mrs. Mary Jayne has turned over
1» management or her restaurant in
llite Austin block on the Post Road
.near the depot to Juseph Seymour
;\vho will, as under the former man-
COV'P agement, serve meals at all hours of
$1119 day.
l279~nrannlgam Michael .1. Ferndaic
‘280—13'1.1y, Stephen Russell, 61 1111,”,
ton ave
l281~-Bredkennidlze. Samuel Ilili'i'ilfoll.
i 92 South Main st. -
282 Bredice, James Daniel 8 Pine \\
i283~~llresfim Charles lienr3. _3
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E234--l}l€§ll91‘, Ralph. 20 Elm st.
285~Brenam Albert David, 6 Rowan , , ""
Sn . . Announcement is made of the. en-
, 286~Brennan. Edward Joseph. 215 E_ 'gagement of George R Smith of this
V1 ashmgton st. ltown to Miss Nellie R. Price of Show
287—43 ennan Ernest John, G ROWHU Hill. \id. The marriage is to take
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288~Blellnfln, Eugene , 11.. 251 E1place in the fall. Miss Price came to
Washington '51. town last {all us teacher of the :0;
289— -,Brennan Fm 15 Joseph, 24 mestic science department ,a: Center
a Washington st. School Mr. Smith is one of the
.~90—~B1esnan Frank Joseph 47 WeFtétown's most popular young men. and-
3“” besides holdinrr . sibi o ition
291 litesnyo. Mathias, 245 Ely ave. : . ‘ . h a. re..pon ‘9 p S
2924mm. Anthony L.. 82 N. Main at. in MW ’10“. is associated With his 7"
cos—Bria, Pasquale, 1 N. Main st. rather. 11. M. Smith. in the manage—l" ,
294—-Brisson, Arthur E, Ferndale. ment of the local novelty store,.whibh '
was incorporated about two years ago. ‘
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295~Bretto, Charles H. 324 Main st.
film—Britten, Frank Joseph, Ponus av
{flirt—Britten, George Washington ftlj
There were six sales of real estate
1 Second st.
,298——~Britto, Harold Francis?) Harbor in Dflfienl'ddflt week, with momma
m. \of $13,900. For the first week of
299-Britto, Harry, Ponds ave. _ 1 ' s
..00~B11tto. Lester 47 Perry ave do 37, 191’ there were. only two sale
‘301—Britto. Lester, Edgewood Ave. 0‘ property ' and the mortgages
302-Britton Frederick Earl, 222 East amounted to 36 400-1119 mum of
Are. property last week were as follows: .
Wirfireédway- Russell 8:- 61 Fourth Arthur: -.W H. to Angelo HOME
Broom.
tin—Broom, Patrick .11): , 28 Uni 111
81.._ ”h o m Bosnnfingeto to 11. z SW13.
051mm AVB- 320—Bruntcardi, William Francis 1
2113—-~-lle.rman, Barney, ‘3 “Yum!“‘im Ell AW rambler-'1 to simulate an alv'bol. had:
‘ Ave. Ed d J h 74 321~fiBrunes, (3601‘80 Richard. 10 Wii- been erected on the east side of the.
217—Bernard war 0891) 1 ton Ave. 1- 11 entertainment wos'
Suoth MN“ 3‘ '322il11111o. Frank, 64 Wilton Ave church, whe e a
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indulging in memories of the posit
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board, said lit .1 night tht'lt there 13111: '
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Firsttkeoep tion of General Pershing on British Soil
Inn 3'. Pumas, mm. Walter lfilnes
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All merchandise on the first floor at great-
ly reduced i‘rices.
Bat ; Robes
There are a hundred and one occasions when it is need-
‘ £111 and when no other garment can take its place.
Indispensable to vacationists and especially desirable as
a beach robe.
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pretty models, well proportioned and carefully made.
PRICE . $3.98to$5.00
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fixtures 98c
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Fixtures 51.75
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WALDO AND THE PiGKtEn PEP- position might lead it used more spar-l
FEES. ‘lngly. :And, in the second place. con-
'Now, deprie,,' acid the nurse, I sider the impossibility of picking pm
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PEAS, STRAWBERRIES AND SEN-v
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instructive and interesting.
HELPS AS‘. THMgt AND HAY FEVER
Now come 5 the season when boy
{fewer and asthma cause thousands to
tsufl’er. “i hate been trouble for yearn
.\lith asthma," writes E. C. Schanf,
Creston, O, “and mm Foley 3 Henry
and Tar th. only thing that gives 1110 L
relief. it losens the phlegm so i elm
throw it off, and sleep. Had to sit
nights in my chair. not being able to
lie down, before using Foley's Horny
and Tar." A standard family remedy-
iior coughs, colds, croup—Adv. ‘
we“.
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New “Perfection, Puritan and.
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1 White Mountain, Alaska andflorth
,‘Pole Ice Cream Freezers, Water
lCoolers, Window Screens, Screen
:Doors, Croquet Sets, Garden 11011:,
'Watering Pots, Etc.
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airtime-10693
25 Washington St. '80 Norwuik.
Prompt Delivery.
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No other our-
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A "holly for falcons-I-
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want you to learn this nice little poamlpers which have already been pickled '.
about 'Petor Piper picked a peak of The whole thing is beneath the atten-
pickled peppers" _ tion of any intelligent person.”
“Shan't!” answered the catch child .
much in the manner of other children;l “FINELY TRAINED.
‘Oh. naughty, naughty! by Waldo,‘ The Trainer—«De kids over weigh
11113 won't you learn this pretty poem Cut his hair.
"For two reasons." answered AWal The Rubber—He ain’t got a hair
do. “in the first place, the alliteration left.
of the lines you quote is so excessive The TrainerTDen trim his nails.
The Rubber—Me done list, too.
as to destroy the literary finish that“ The Trainer—~Den pull a couple. 0
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