Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 10, 1918 · page 4

 
 

 
 
 

 

V Wits short furlough at h
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Wall-E. Morgan has mov
offices from Bridgeport to

9355‘ motile future.

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agreeable'eVeninx. Music, both

ffld'ii'i fact everything that

o“ secured to entcrtnin the
airs on the evening's program.

regulat- meeting of the Ea‘st
Y'aclttcluh‘was‘ held Monday
atwhich time it was decided
old'any'raccs this year. As
. metlmrt'a'cluh‘hmse,
’ rit'e'd ido’vvn sotde"tl’me

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. llilam"18argeant of New York
Wing‘- the season at Belle

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vea‘and friends of Albert Lar- York were guests of h. S. Jennings,

Sunday, ;Price gathered a group of boys andul'l‘o’ CENTRAL GIVE M3 N0: _

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Mt Norwalk. have received lng of the town for the story-telling? MAN'S LAND ’ i

‘ volts station, which was 09- _

gt DCOIrnlunltv Hall Fart .10“ , William l. Austin of the Heights and . . .

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. on Monday. will remain open tin-l hi3: dauphin. MKS. Charla“ “"5"!“ V lCerOla Shop. :

hilly night. The hours for the h 7. .......... _, W. ...-
million and measuring of children

.10 to 12 a. m.. and from 2 to

. k social which was sched- i'ort to assure the people that all prl.
MA held last evening at the vale :torcs‘of canned goods are per-
‘Mfis. A. N. Paddock on Sea- ’ “ ‘

- ' ' x . <‘ -. . A War activiti s' f evw llV‘ilno street.
‘ fectly safe as far as confiscation is linui ”Ubdflll, and Mrs. L. A. blawion. e o (in c .
chino, was postponed indefinite-

Thclnflair was to be held under
auspices of9the Women's Foreign‘
" My society of the East Avenue

.Jteld under the auspices of
‘ A‘vhnue Methodist church on
ltfirdli lain on RoWan street, this
Itifhat'ehéen completed. A pleas-I
me is assured those who take adu

111d! "lililrumental, a sketch.
MBW‘JFimHy." b bags, fort-l ~ . . war‘servlc. will a! '
“ m l Mrs. Charles Gersienmaicr of Dan- "1° Methodist Ch‘m‘h- “‘51 evemng‘tm. 9 so be recorded.

bury I der the direction of the Ladiea' Ala Each 10mm is «slim! to give the Josillu Jones. of Snowden “moaning Buckley graduated with honor!
. ' - ‘Bocicty, the (intertaiumenl"‘hlxit the number-Jr men who have given their reported ‘ ‘

S I IS H w d H e F wn- Maid". There were “my Darth their m.“ in the “Hon“ some... John. had disappeared and that noth-i in Milford, last June. She‘ é‘KPECts lo

lianfslzzicnll? f:w 33:: lazlnwlek to first consisting-of moving picturcoudw Accurate reports arc requested 1‘0 “it! had it?“ Maid from him up to B attend Yale‘ college'this coming year.

, , ‘ ‘ ‘ . . .. , . . late hour last vcni .

iting relatives up "19 Hudson. 'monstrating the advantages of mode"!I :3:de M My Mr “mm”. Including‘ ‘ ’ e as

. ~ housekeeping; with m‘cchanfcai appll-' ' erly Loans. Rad Cross, " M‘ 0' A"

guns. The usual, l

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‘ 3mm emmmed ”“118”,wa William" J. laid. u resident of this, .
.gpeople from; Nomalk; and Stamfom, tOwn for over 20 years. died at his late: . ‘
home on upper Mansfield avenue, last" ITALENSP 6.0mm“ ADVANCE. ‘joyed. V
Etown. at a party at her home last Frl- 33mm”. meeting his end very poem ROM "my 10'4“” {‘m“““’°°ps
3,! Nevw‘lnsr “ ‘ ‘pectedly ,au he spent the previous‘
lg ' _- . ' '

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whim mm: indie: loft )‘ecler- film “W“ W“ with quil-
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Mrs. Herbert Wilcox of Waterbury ’ ‘ '
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m John, of New York.- are matting a’sh’ort
,stay at W. Whitney’s, Drum Hill.

 

. Chaunce Sturges of New York is -
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5 here to attend the funeral of his sis~ e an m o rel v

, . 'Austin, who has resigned, by July
.ter, Miss Sturges. 3 . .
gthe beginning of a new fiscal year.

4 Mr. and Mrs. J_ Doll, of New?

 

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{the Massachusetts Agricultural ml or in the Y. M. C. A. of Yonkers,
leave at Amherst. is home on a short
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A number of people. in this Vicinitv
are boon solicitous concerning the
prospect of the government command
coring foods which have been canned ‘

lln~the homes. The national food ad ”am the Heights included Mrs. set
.ministralor is making an extended el-

Mrs. A. S. Brewer, Mr. and “FE. Wt

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. Miss Thea Stork, formerly at" this “"CEH- “8 compared with the old-task

_, moot‘dctixhtful week at the w Charles Patterson ‘ of Newton"
-———W .. Heights has been under a doctor‘s care
' “ ' ‘ for Several days. as the result of all tb-

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Vera! weeks ago for postmaster at No 83 wasmnlllon bli‘eel i

iroton Heights. although it' was sup- I OOU‘I'H NORWALK .66. Sllmwrs.
‘ posed that the new postmaster would) —'- - ' J

On Saturday afternoon Miss Helen

ulair, attendcd. last Wednesday, the
wedding of a relative, Mist Lucy Jun/e m” ‘ '
Monroe, to in. Marshall Hubbard Peck TO KEEP RECORD OF AL
at Lewisboro, N. Y. Other guestsl STATE'S WAR WORM

announcement in church last Sundani P a""“”"“’ w“ “3“" "mph“l‘ed 3‘ ‘0 Eh? Connecticut s“.'°,°°“““‘" 0.1 slated to come before Justice of thel
'the service of the Mothodist Church on Defense by Order "f (rmcrnor M” 1...,” l)' M; J I“ . tn 1.
‘Bunday night, when a handsome U. S. Gus H. Holcomb for lilo purpose oi 1:“: ‘n " "“‘ am ’ ‘ ”0”” is a
flax. liurchsed by‘subscriptlon. mem- securing 03‘9“" and pernlancnt W" t 0 '

. bers of the congregation contributing. rccords complete ‘0 Jilly l. 19‘8- This
was dedicated. The presentation was weak a questionnaire ‘9 being 3‘1”" ‘9
made in a neat little recitation by bid “or" w” bureau ““d town commitlec‘
ward. the youngest son 0! Mr. and Mn. 01‘ the state council, the replies in
William F. Osborn. and it was accepted form a summary of ”‘9 “0‘1““ “’mk 0"
by the pastor, Rev. Thomas L. l’rlco, 00““ community. . '
who followed with a sermon along iii» The returns will giro the number lice headquarters that while on his

 

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. ,. I 0N ' -V: . » . ‘ iweather prevail. ml... "mm,” m am i

. . [limos Bumping Iiii an automobile tire‘ ly all districts cut-it oi lhr "M4 in ”mm ‘ ‘
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. . ' sheside the road. when another motor- talus. The it"mlmalurss “million: :T
.‘ ‘m’.nfln lief“ of C83“) :WNW liSt passed 50 close [0 his 9." that he Infidel-an. 935‘ Of the ”(Why "litlhlfllfii? “mlflsfilfl
spending a furlough at his ’ — .

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,l Mrs. item, will»: acted as brides-
imaid and Mr. llrnrv Uihlin’ war. Twill
'msn. The bride was neatly altiicti in
- a blue hroadc-iothvsuit with a hat to
mulch. and carried a bouquet of bridal
roses. The bridesmaid wore a purple“ My“
broad-cloth suit with hat to match and

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'llotou Point, yt-stcrdav afternoon.

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h' ...._. 1 Phillip Mano or reported to the po

 

Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Austin,- Defense Council Send; but (location. lice that some one had stolen two hob

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i-‘ intro to Every City and Town. .11ch of milk off his north on Vin Zant

,town in Connecticut will be reported

Miss Halon Rooms of 22 Hoyt street.
spent last week with relatives in Wal-
kill, Ulstcr county, New York.

Private 0ilu,Youngs reported to pc-

 

of men each community has con- way to Norwalk to Camp Devon: he

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itributed to the army and navy. 'f'llc’llt'ld lost his hand satchel somewherol Miss Teresa Buckley is Spending‘
M”. May Savcllé Croy‘presentedat‘ number of men and women in civilian near‘worceliterr" 1' ‘

 

 

.4 etc. what has been done in behalf 0‘ Much Red Cross work was accom-

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‘ food rodu tio ’ plished at the all day sewing sells ‘
town. now a resident of Cosoob. visited toned hand methods.and the second lh‘ p C n public service reserve,

Miss Charlotte Lowndes, Sunday. a‘ social hour, during Which “3" co‘
3’ , con and crackers‘wero served. Though
.. . . l' ClaudeL. Selleck oi Noroton Heights 0” would “PM? ”W it “We“! on" ‘
. nth» orwall' Club. , . . OPERATE Ni

has? whfich 11;“), of— enlisted at Port Chester with a group t° W°m°“- it ‘3 Mrs. Croy 3 experience? D 0 V
on . .. . .. of companions fmm'that place, and that wherever she goes. the men are it

cleft last week for CampUptonr 'Just as much interesuid in‘the enter
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. _ I evening‘with the family. amarently in
;; Mna‘nd-Mrs. William Dugdale of No‘ ““81 iii‘aiih- Four daughters and
catch Heights have beenventertainipg “"95 3°“ g“i‘i’lVe'him. one of the lat-

fora few tinywtheir daughter, Mrs. G. ter. Licut. Samuel Reid, being now in

Pond» Webb of smmtorti. with her two the Befviée in France. and another.

 

. i flin'el‘al service was conducted by (Rev.
Paul Ad l.‘ "3011‘ of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Brown, Ph.D., formerly of this

lCharlés” Ada-ms of West avenue, hair ‘0‘” and now 0’ Bridsénort. who had

been undergoing! tréatment‘ at than“? Mr. Reid {01” many Years, and lm‘ yam; PREHY ,D‘Y‘B ‘0' "‘9 defendant.
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Stamford hospital, which has necessl- Rev. 3- 0- Carter. pastorclect of the:
tilted pluclii'gh'lé' aside iii‘ rooster“ CMEWXaiionai church.
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0. J. Ottmer oi’Maple avenue spent
the week-end ditlnfr'len‘d‘finifia‘rlford, Fm“ , v .. ,, ..
having been'sen't to Springfield, Mass? n “2"?“9‘” Morris Kaufman, 9'
Saturday on business for the New fia- Leonard street.

» , ~-‘ made “D‘E'mixiip‘e of Sn Tea a the Reeler car and damaged the car,
. . . . Adimtted“ today: Doroth O’B letlr . » - . 3°. _ an I - .. . . .. . ~
vn il d. «b ~ -‘ y .7 ' " ‘ ‘~ “‘ .u his»
e to ma y whom he is out .Westmm Alexan‘der‘ Letor, ‘Ciin' _. LSulphur to keep he}; 10¢)“ dark and considerably and injured‘lts occ pa

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Methodist church Sunday that, until Wt‘Z‘IllyNew 0mg"; . ,
after Labor Day, the mid-Week prayer“ 3“" MM' W315“ °f "“9 ““32"".
meetings‘on Wediieotiay' evenings whim “new” ”Mk?” at w" mu"
he'om’ittIad‘ ‘ . , ‘ convention‘of the New Mgla’nd'A‘lstf'

' ' ' , lciation‘of Stationary Engineer-ambled:
. , ., is being'held in Bridgeport beautiful“

Members of the -.:‘\"oi-ototi,li‘reshyte-x r _ . ~ ,.
risn‘ church and their friends gavo‘a today. The committee to dam of

. . the convention asked the Connecticut
reception 1"." “‘31“ in the chapel I“ War Btlreaulose'cure for them the sow
honor of their. new pastor. Rev. il-

wicos of a speaker with fluent know}
dad“ of the conditions which are at“

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young sons: . . l.~Da‘vld held, lives in California. The

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Discharged Tuesday: ,AliceBurns' 51‘

l - . . . ‘ :‘an‘d td‘on'wh'o value that even color Contrainorwall‘r’ on~Monday. July 22,.
Announcement was made at the 'Dismargdd today. Elizabtth H"ckkxtliat béahtifulx dark shade ol.’ hall: “‘9‘”

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. - . f- the Golden Rule Circle held in the

~ Libel-t Cho . .0

' y rusos, child welfare work. parlors of the Norwalk Congregalional
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Mrs. l. E, Meeker. of 8 Reed Street:
entertained the members of the W, C.
was '1‘. U. last evclninitr tit her home. Mrs.

ROCHESTER, Minn. Jilly 10.1-Wli-“

. am A. Sunday, the evangelist,
operated on for hernia here today.

 

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. cessful cw?! tho evening and-she gave an excel-
‘. ' ‘lant address on Temperance. Follow:
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““39 ”if'hfiivfi‘ in Allianfttlaro‘ con"- The case of Frank B. Roberts: «van
tinnlnn their-advance, the War Ofifoe Mrs. A‘da A. Pagan. which was started
announced today". The enemy iii yea. beforo Judge Booth\ yesterday morn-
lei'dw's’ iightln‘g was beaten hack on ing and condoned until yesterday at-
bélh sides of the Osum river. tel-noon; was'further continued until.

- > I .. ‘ today. The court was still sitting at t

i . U . A , _ ‘ ersbip of land now occupie ‘ by Mrs.'
. “ A "M ‘ Pagan: Judge John H. Light is appear-
' ’ iinr to“ the plaintiff and Attorney Len_

'. Judge William H. Tammany is pro“
‘8‘“ T“ afiii'sl’iinbur Dal-keno so paring'to‘brin‘ 1a suit for 3500‘ damag-_

"“9“”? that Nobody Can fen ‘es for'GeorqesKeelér. of Washingtonf
I Hair‘that loses its color and lustre,lstreet, against Joseph Ilsflsetz‘. of
.or when it‘fade‘s. turns crayon“ and'Bridg’e‘portr The action arose out ori
illfsless; is caused'be‘ a lack of “platinum acadént on Sundanydii‘e 31.
.951" in“ the‘ hair.- Olir mandmother‘atawhich time Leftsets‘ cbllidéd: with‘i

béhiitlfiil. and thousands of women, Theicas'efis' returnable before the City,

Which is so attractive-use only this The regular mbiithlr meeting'of'tho
Did-tim'e‘r'eceint. ‘ Nomad: rue- lindIfivt-lters As‘so‘cla—l
- Nowadays We get this famous ‘mlxa tion was held at'th‘e offices of the Nor-l
tore irdpr’ovéd'b’y the additional otha‘r'fwalk Agency, yesterdai afternoon!
ingredients bv‘ asking -nt any drug Routine-Businesswas'trahsacted. pro;
atom; for a 50-cen't bottle of «Wyetfi-a‘gress reported by a committee- com-i
Sage and Sulphur'ComDoundl“ whic‘i podcd'of Samuel J.‘ Keeler, chalrn'lan:I
“”5"“ “'8 bill!" so naturally; so ev~ John T. Hayes. and W. I: McLean, up!
only. that nobodv cnnrpo‘slbly tell it pointed at a former meeting to devise,
has been applied. You mp damned plans for a unifol‘m collection of prelim}
I sponge or soft brush with it and icon. but no definite action was talc.

 

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sum 1mg was assist: at; llit: holy

,..-r linitrltotmi‘ Isa-1i !‘?$:lllll‘£ at 'llti
horns of Mr and Mn: litany limbs,

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and M: filil illn- ll» curd Hunt” and.

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No‘rwglk and their numerous friends

. . . The choir of St. Peter's Lutheran ish them .1 hllppy wedded life. Reva
~ .. . -. hour, when, to addition to listenln i B Edna. Brown - .W .
gtlmOforces in France. imxli: Mlahjatutqeftbfif tor‘alk‘fi: to Miss Price. tilt young people on31 y and Church hold 3 rehearsal 185i evening. ,Frcdcrick A. Coleman oili‘ciated at the‘ a
: g a s I' ’15] 'alley ' ' ‘ .. " 'l —— —- i -
--———-- . . . . i . ceremon '.
Villd f ti ‘ h l d ‘ifarni, the guest or Miss E’lla Middle» ioied games and songs on the Metho—a My BELGIAN ROSE i Mrs. Olive Mauicr of Brooklyn is' ) ——.’-—
g” rep 0 to SC 00 5” PM brook. dist Church lawn. She is the daught- 3 Elli l. Shit d 1 Km ., . 7 i
"have a display of vegetables in . I... or Rev T 1 Price pastor of the lo y o t wan Char es writing with Mrs. nulmm Montgom-i Lyomsymer. i
‘ ' ' ‘ . . l ' ' ' ‘ “ ’ ' cry. of lild - , - - oun cople of tbs.
1:18 Cognmlinlltlylnalll, Slatuidayz. Walton Richdale, who is attending cal church, and is also gms. club work-i 7am- 8 cu place i Two popular y s D .
root on o'c oc .

[city were united in marriage at the

: F d H P t 9 The members of Buckingham I’nEP, St. Mary‘s church at 10:13 this morn-
! [8 0 011 y 8 3w.

R (3-. enjoyed a pleasant. outan at ing. the rector. Rev. Father T. J. I-‘inm
' ofllclaling.‘ The contracting parties

Francis Joyce of the United Stair

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Slut“: it“. lint-w, who 1»: in Utilising.
l’oiham Bay Silva]
tlfl’lll”, wflil a brief leave of absent-4
'with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. 1". S4;
ilyzin-r, Harriet “Tu", Monday.
of 'l’lclm‘ (T, Smith, one of the superior;
lt‘litli'liln of tin: ilellliwiicm Motor“ i'tird'
lmsiiou of Allentown, Pa, who no!
hid-II rpt-niiinl.’ a vacation in Norwalk
left for ills duties, Ednday.

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Cards have been received front Mr.
nd Mrs. H. R. Austin of Melbourne

:road. and Miss Maebelle Austin ct}

Union Park, who are stopping in Salad

toga, .\‘.I Y., for the week.

'were Willam Joseph Lyons and Miss

of Trinity Episcopal ManyByrncl-l, and the witneses were

. and Miss Mary Callahan.

Mass, is spending two

William G. Miller, formerly connc'cti
and disposed John llyrnes, a brother of the bride. ed with The Running Seminol. wns‘in
' ‘ 3 Norwalk l't’Slt’Ytlfly. calling on friend's.“

l Mr. ifyons is well known locally and , He had charge of a consignment cc

Pardon Construction Company

holds a responsible position with (hf; Atlas trucks passing through hero,
of
lBridgcport. Following the ceremony,i

Mr. and Mrs. William P. \Voodmit‘otl-

i Mr. and Mrs.d.yon‘a.lcfl for a honey: i Quintnrdl‘lace, have returned homq'

3 Miss Teresa Mucklcy has returned
to her home in Georgetown, after a

The case of llubbell vs Prlcc m moon to New York and Atlantic City. hilt“ a week-end visit with Mr. and

. Mrs. Jeremiah Manning of Bridgeport,

Miss Mary lilizabcthJ‘icscl oi Ntw

weekend upon, a, the ghost “f Miss York city. and Miss Katherine Allen.“
, . .

Mrs. Gnnfgt’ 3‘. ROOSR and daughter, ‘lRlllll Dimond 0f 8 “rest avenue. South Of Brooklyn, al‘t‘ gut‘filfi 0f RUSS Killh‘

Not-walk. a room-mate of 31159 Back. crine Reed of 1:} Mott avenue.

ley's at Lauralton Hall, Milford.

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Q theatre party to Now York and an in-'

 

Mr. and‘Mrs. Henry C. Froeb, oil

Lowe street. are on oyin the dciiL-ht‘
formal dance and dinner were given 1 g

. to] weather this week at Atlantic City.
- . k e i .
I” Miss Dimond for w“ m“. 1 y n .Thevare expected home Friday niche,

,lhe Nortralk pountry club.
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the summer with her parents: Mr; and
titan w. numort'oeormm.-

o the police that, his son." from Laurslton hall, a boarding school

Mrs. Oilo A. Kennedy and daughtt-r,
Anita, of Possaio. N. Juan" gut-sis
of Mrs. Kennedy‘s piirepts, yhfr, Alida-:3“ __
Mrs. P. J. Ward of Arch street.

Mrs. George Bogardus, of 7 Living“
stop street and Miss Dorothy Nadia.
are spending a few days as guests on

Mrs. Sid Cook, of Milford. '
Abraham Kendrick and family and“ My

Harold F. Kendrick and family of Liv-j
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Miss Carrie Bouton of Main slrbct‘
spending a few days at the home: all“

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Springfield.
weeks with her parents, Mr. arid-MM.
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