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I “1"”. at his home on Sea-f \iiss
in 1* the day with friends onI
Soadow aroma.
uh madys Beach has returned to
her he on Betts place after a pleas-
ant Ilait in Washington, D. C.
ers held their usual weekly meeting.
Mrs. Rebecca Booth and family. are
moving from their former home on
Wall street (.0 their newly purchased
home on Osborne avenue.
“Tie “Water‘s Wife's New Bonnet"
is the title of a delightful play to be
presented during the latter part of
next month under the auspices of the
Sunda' School of the East Avenue
new“ Church.
Because of the reception tendcrnd
to Rev. and Mrs. Harold E. “'ilson last
evening. no meeting of the Que Es club
was held. The woung ladies will meet
on next Tuesday afternoon. however-
in the East. Norwalk Community Hall.
Don't: forget the schiul gaspcl so!"
ice, old time preaching and singing
Wednesday. April 9. at the Luthern
church. Fort street. East Norwslk.
commencingat 8 p. 11). Come. All are
welcome.
A. Palmer has finished caulking the
staunch little oyster sloop “Mary and
Ella," which Frederick hovejoy pur‘
chased from Arthur Tones last. fall. The
“Maw and Ella" has been rebuilt this
winter and is once more, a fine oystcr
boat. Frank lReadman will do the
painting and then she will be ready
(or the water.
Farewdi was bid last, evening to
Rev. afl-h. Hamid E. Wilson by $0
member: at the mat Avenue Method—
ist Church and by many frienthrot th‘
couple. Rev. and Mrs. Wilson 11/ i
leave mm on Thursday for New
Youflity where Mr. Wilson will start
immediately on his new duties with
the‘board of missions. The congrega-
tion a! the church and friends of the
popular clergyman and his wife gath-
ered Inst evening to take a last oppor-
tunity to show the respect and esteem
they hold for Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and
to bilirem farewell and extend their
best m (or success. A very pleas-
ing m was presented when Mrs.
John 1.3211“er and Miss lsabelle
Slaw-on favored with two fine vocal
'dueta' 1" number of speeches were
mada each speaker expressing regret
over he departure of Rev. and Mrs.
Will- m nulding them off with
their ioartieat. well-wishes. Hmong
the m were Arthur N. Paddock.
who 4* Inc the oflcisl board, and
In." I. Hipson. Mrs. (tarpon.
' (or. h a [unity and effective speech.
M Its. Wilson with a fine ser-
M aluminum tea pot and an
-*alunhnin dish. in the name of the
-, “MAuxiliu-y. A beautiful bou-
quet of carnation: was prollerod to the
flufdmlangynan and his wife by
flu.‘.'.falbok. Arocoptionwas
loud-oil". mun.‘wnaoosweek
“no“ a handsome upholstered
tooth; at was resented them by
“Lt mmdfieb‘wuflhlfia‘ue.
- Bond,” Wilson will leave on
Tim hr New York, where Mr.
‘5‘» Wil— w. at me take up his new
”mam house-
‘_ on dark for Samuel Mead.
”mun-hermi-
fim when. activities in. the'
. d local motorcraft were
‘ 1“boo-over" along the water-
mumngtobore-J
., h all its vim the coming’
”I Behind. 0! Vermont. recently dd." cloning
ran-m coolidge. of Bridgeport.
udyeuterdsxthttmsi
spending a few days at Norwok.
_where they attended the finer-it of Mr
. Williams'. common in the Civil war.
the late mum Crockett, and also the
' funeral of the late Samuel Robey.
tbeUppu-Parlahhavemm fiwwmm surmount-aim"
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Borg Products CO. Loan: Pam to
finite Moved-onto for Dalston indu‘
try.
. suntan-d. April s.——'rse Borg PM
Thereareanumber of meat)! Mrs. mMmfiumtdmudmuMflIaremuymm-
chickenpox in town.
George Bolton is employed in n. A.
Burdett's dry goods store.
Miss Dorothy McKenzie is seriously
ill with double pneumonia“
wreck in which she was badly injured
'when thrown from her run-about by
The regular Mill! Of “Chi-I'd Hal» corner, while driving to Norwolk.
comb Camp.8
8.0! V., will be held Mon-3‘
’
' l-‘ort street. East Not-walk who have building at lions. my W11
TheW.A.R.wasonteu-tainedby
‘ South Avenue, Thursday evening.
Mina Ethel Gfimbto of flew York
was the guest of Mill. «Clinton 0. Bar-
tow of Forest smet the past week.
belonging to John Benton to Walling-
l ford, this week, in him no.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Perry of
grandparents by the nrriwni ot a man
daughter in the home of their daugh-
iter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leo-
H L Soofleld moved the turning-Q oer Starr, spent over Sunday in town. ingredients used in the linking of brefid
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ODTX:AY?mmatmlued'meg serious illness with innuenaa which Mr. rim. will be Wye at!!! 0‘
and 29' as printed in the Gm pm- has confined her to her bed ferocveral the products a the new mount. and
l mks. Her brother and sister-indoor.
gram.
When will the selectinen buy the'
Snyder property?
me sometimes dangerous.
i it is requested that all soldiers who
- have served in the 26th Division, I]. 8.
leave their names either with Town
Clerk Rutledge or send them to the
Adv.ertiser This information is want-
! ed
’ military organization.
mailing address.
Joseph Cooper of Bridzeport in an
Overland. and Lewis Shady son of Er-
nest Shady of Norwalk. in a Ford, fig-
ured in a motor accident in South ave
nue about 11:30 Sunday night. near
the ball grounds. it is said that the
cause was due to glaring headlights.
The cars locked wheels.
being repaired at Karl‘s Garage.
one was hurt.
Mi‘n‘s Louise Elwood recently under-
went an operation which called for un-
usual Skill A small tumor had formed.
on one of hei tycs, seriously impairing
the \ision Dr Rogers rcmmcd inc
and
.\'o
cause of Miss. Elwood's trouble. usinu‘
Rm matters were discussed laSt That is tho quea-
8V9“ M the district commisgion- tion that is being asked now. Rail”. “in in t: II in attendance um her- the Mil“! plant. The I" W7
1
Army, and have returned to this town.’
They are '
only a local anaesthetic. and quite
without pain to the patient. One week.
after removal of the tumor. Miss El-‘
wood was able to see as well as cvcr.
'l‘hc firemen were called to the homo
of Mt. Bailey at Sellecks Corners late
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Thursday afternoon. to put out. a chin»;
ney fire. The place is opposite the res
idcncc of Carl Schneider—about lhl‘t‘t‘
miles from the village. The flames
had partly burned through the roof.
but the tire was practically out when
tlu- tire mcn arriwd through the good
work of neighbors The firemen ren-
dered whatevcl assistance was neces-
s-uy however.
Sergt."1ack" Riley, son of Mr.
Mrs. John Riley 0! Mead street.
is a member of Co.’ ll, 2d Engineers.
now with the Occupation Army in
Germany has sent home a number of
and
who
German souvenirs will b are On dis-
play in the show“ em ~of RSey‘ s
shoe store. They as a Dutch cap.
. lerma. dress helmet and tov,er and
belt—buckle The souvenirs were
picked up by Jack on the battlefield
between Stony and Barrcourt. France.
After the armistice was signed. Son. rt.
Riley was at Salmroha and Ilombozcn
He is now at Hstzerath. near Trier
where he is engaged in constructing
barracks, stables and ice- houses, and
expects to move again shortly.
Nordeld Grange meets
in regular '
semi-monthly session, Friday evening]
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Horn spent the
day yesterday with Georgetown rela-
lives.
Min. hank Morehouse is now bo-
ginning to improve from the very
Mr. and Mn: Frank Wakellllll, still ro-
[to improve from her accident or last mod with a Mal stock at 350,000
The odious an m L Borg. ‘50
well-known tie-in of this city. pront-
lthe shying of her horse in turning a dent; ‘B. Luau-ammonia:
Co. Bridgeport secretary.
The company has leased the factory,
Middlebrook at her home in lately bean converted into happy by the Minus Motor Works and is
‘m‘ refitting it. and Malling unci-
lnery. preparatory to the .1an
of a number of shortening: and other
and m. its extensive baking h-
cerests wanted by Mr. m ‘0‘
their requirements alone snare a. «or
sidera‘ble and profitable business for
Mills direction of these emf“ M
VOIceo or WARNING. {filo licking business will supply In"
Naval Service Plans (Joe of Radio-
pbooo Danna:- Signal.
James T M. Moore in (‘ollier's says
immediately together with rank. develol’mem in radio work by and on.
Jim-“ml der the auspices of the United Stats-
usual conununkalion service in the
period since this country entered the
war have been of the most important
character.
as] interest and points to a vast told
of new benefit-lent uses of the radio-
phone.
Conspicuous
liflc of disasters in all ages are fog and
their weather. Under such conditions
it is difficult, if not impossible, to dis-
cern the cxnct location of rocks rev-m.
shoals and dangerous currents In the
vicinity of the dancer spots a small
avariution of instruments, a slight mis-
calculation of reckoning may bring
wreck and ruin to the best equipped.
if a voice could be stationed on
every dangerous rock. on every mad
bar or other portions point. and if that
voice could constantly shout out the
warning: “This is Rock Bo-andSu
keep off." or "Here is a dangerous
shoal" tor current)" and ii the voice
could be heard miles off at sea, the
mariner would be able not only to
avoid it, but to learn his exact locn
lion. Now lhls is precisely what the
United States naval communication
service undertook to do at one point
at l
automatic device was established
at Point Judith Light designed to call
out warnings by radiophone to ships
navigating in the vicinity when the
light could not be seen on account of
fog. mist. rain, or snow. "The ap-
paratus." says one account. “repeat!
the words ‘Point Judith Light' oval?
I five seconds. and the warning can be
heard fully eight miles away. After
every tliinl utterance it load- 0:.
words: "You are getting dour. hop
oil‘.‘ This last warning is audible only
to vessels that have come within a
range of two miles and for those is it
the red flag warning them of impend-
ing danger. While this device is still
undergoing tests. its eventual value ie
assured."
The rsdiophone warning system is
already recognized as a goat gain to
civilization and the installation at
Mrs. Christian Gartman of the my "0“" Judith Promises to be the fore
per Fax-13h is recovpring from an at- runner of a new world-wide underlako
tack of facial neuralgia.
i
log for saving life and property. It is
Mrs. Linsley Corns and child of tho the beginning 01' the filliomatic radio
West Side we spent ‘ few days with of the 'canned radio' at the humorist:
Norileld relatives.
will probably characterise it. “are
x, and Mrs. Hawle; Williams oil is no renaon why it should not be nod
Women! It's Cheap!
Use-Lemon Juice
and Make Lotion
‘ To keep your skin and complexion
Inmrrally soft, white and clear at all
times-you simply must. use a lotion or
cream everyday. But choose the one
that is best and costs the least
The juice of two fresh lemons strain-
ed into a bottle containing three ounc-
es of orchard white makes a whole
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to prevent collisions at sea. The ven-
sel enshrouded in for: might start her
automatic radiophone singing out bet
name in sinus which. to a ship lis-
toning in, would indicate the dis-
tance and location.
The Uniwd States naval communi-
cation service may thus have found in
a simple way the solution of a prob
lem which has tried the ingenuity of
men in many lands and generations
and other important prospective usas
for the invention will probably spring
to the imagination.
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ELECTION IN MICHIGAN.
DETROIT Mich" April 5~Caating
quarter pint of the most remakaue the heaviest \ote ever recorded at a
beauty lotion at about the cost one biennial
spring election, Michigan
{must pay for a 3mm jar of the ordi- electors, it was indicated today by in-
nary cold creams. Care should be tak- Mme” "3mm rejected yesterday a
on to strain the lemon juice through proposed amendment ‘0 modify the
months; Ever-y man knows that
lemon juice in used to bleach and re-
move such flourishes m‘ frecklea. sol.
lowness and an. and is be ideal akin
softener, Wand banana.
Just try this loom: Make no a can: amendment
ter pint of this sweetly Ingram. can?
and massage it ban the lacs. .3“ ‘the propbsed amendment to
“arms and handa. u m nan-guy the sale of light
:thel’ to whiten. ICED. m and edthatinsszproclnotoouxpfmln
marmummmmm the auto. 138.561 mucous»-
home a fine cloth in no lemon pulp gets in, prohibition law. adopted a $50,.000000
. in Head will take her then this lotion will ksep trash for' “M bu‘ding Program
.. store ' E
and gave the
Republican ticket oLminor state ofll-'
cots an overwhelming majority. The1
feminine vote, a factor for the first
time in a state election. figured prom
inently in the balloting on the liquor
Figures compiled this looming on
One of them is of univcr ’
t on our eastern shore. . l7
nets More superior to those now ob-
W boh- respectivo noon; than
will“ the Marni: Baketies and its
allied companies to still further im-
prove the enviable quality of their out-
put. it is expected that muscle-um
Operations in the new plant will bell!!!
about Mayflrst.
REGENT Wears: WEDNESDAY
Beautiful Alice Brady. in "The Death
5 Dance," Also a TraVelogue Series
among the perils in"
navigation that have been most pro?
and Comedy.
"The Dath Moe.” Mics Alice
Brady‘s latest Select Picture. “in 1"
seen here at the Regent theatre on
“’edncsday. The story dvnlfi WH‘
Flora Famsworlh. a .lnncinc girl
(Alice Wyl' for which rule Mi.“
Brady devoted much time to iht,’ mus»
wring of a difficult chanson-x dam"-
Aruold Maitland (ll. 1-}. Ilcrhertl.
embittered hecatme his write is con-
ductln‘s' mom with Dorcsky. a dam-
er in a cabaret. visits .lhe rcsmurnnt
to have it out with him, and bt'conies
ennmoured of l-‘lorn. who is: in the coef-
Dani‘. He makes a wager that he (an
win her in two monthl-~ but later real-
izes that she is different inn] that be
really loves her.
Having made it possiblq- f-n l-‘lnra to
sully manic. he plans » to use her
abroad. so that his amnion may be’
used by his wife as rroumls in: 3 dr:
vorce , ,’
Maltland is killed til: it chi beimv
he laid M'm toast: and no son
the Midence papa-a t~ Flora 5.! be-
fore he dies Then i turn accepts the
position as Density < partner. wbll"
Cynthia. urk'g- as not old normal!
sets her cap for M.titland'a partner.
M Standish. IKUH'HK’ hill in '0"?
with Flora. and She. Will! Philip
Standish. promises to marry him. Cyn-
thia. jealous of Philip‘s attention to
Hora. socks her rm 0 m
MAY COME HERE.
Worthless Check Operator Reported
Vrom Fitchburg.
Information relative to a worthless
chock operator who had worked his.
game in Filt'llilurg. Mun. was report-
ed by the local police department to-
day. and firms similar to the one bill
ed in the Massachusetts city have been
notified. The man goes under the
names of George W. Taylor. Edward
B. Miller and Frank Thompson. He
is described as tiw feel: eight inches
tall. weighs between lib and 1.70
pounds; medium complexion and with
a smooth hoe.
The method used by this man in
“chm is similar to that head by
a worthless check operator recently
in this city and it is possible. that be
may be the some one who was here.
He calls at furniture. stores or wines
and orders goods, giving in Meat
a chock shove the amount of $006! 0""
tiered and recciying the balance in
cash.
.‘V‘liillP ll incl" ‘ l8
W’Sliiilill
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3 Ralph w. Smiley. all or Hartford. .
ink-d by the A. E. Rosenberg & Son"!
‘ 1-2.. of New Haven. will: capital Stock
.by McCoy’s Music House a Hartford.
i 840,000.
P. McCoy,
Charles D. Nye of Waterbury.
{pony of Bridgeport bind a certificate;
g of incorporation. The capital stock is
l 3100.000, caisisting also sharoo of m.
gran-ad stock. at 7 per cent. and 350‘
isbarcs of common stock. par-value ol‘
“4 am unann- .‘ ‘ ostrima We are recent”,
it Wt that those den .
m 0? “All” books. orda- thely. The fill».
ocription price is $2.
comedian»
trr' Donovan Men coon May Adm at... Mg m WV
t —‘—~—‘——-—‘———‘
“Mm“ Wm"! ”m“- ’ "i "a ' TORNADO swat” OMAHA.
Theflooodamagosultotflhalefln‘ Tummsdtheflflautomo _ ———___. .,
htolnmrdodthn abate roman,
Boninglmsofmel‘mmu‘e‘ tog-«Mo. undutbeaporopri-
downlortheflrstoaaebmmm ale-t (imflfibmdcbytbebegialn-
mmmnmnsumw {0(me Widoocemotmsundnymu
daybutltmnotoonsbfialumt “a": Ilmllde? 'DundooandClirtonlillloulfcreduv
dnotothelatcof a similar m In"; lam "“1,“th but. a. Print: gravest losses. many homes bcim ..
againstbeoancdefemflll hwnibeacmandworkwmborootednndinaomeonsesprami.‘
which the”. mom“ W on tho maul» mm“. Only a fcw'pe'rsom. w”,
tumours rut-Mum urn-runway.» mmmm NM
_ .. Winona- no ..
mhthocmu-yjtu [til remarked flintIMs twp.
by Jodxo John a. m. ”a: ”m mun
new platen will have blue swooped down upon the city at ah
tractlvo .-
damninmuamthan-e “m Tl:
maumeMn-nadtndin‘olwbumudcm coloredlot- menmehmdmeuyofm“
‘9 ”aw" “'9 3“". “haul." W 1 I“ there-1. the more disastrous storm of F...
the lsaposxlbilflyofltlflm "Mummy“ (of,
"e tor" tor. 1918. Hanover, sunday. nigh!
5|! aro coming not
w ”6‘" mm‘m‘ it h”- been claim- the motor “We "litter. which will 4 tornado mm Omaha a mcux 11..
same spot as did its deadlicr pm»...-
cdby the mainufrat atom-maria,“ 1 layLwiflx Mum
um i w, W
WthWu‘d‘ ggxisw and in general followed the .412-1
will be blood in accordance with tho loath for a considerable distance
bMAHA, Nwa Am] Bu—Heavy “lull.
arty m V.- caused by a torpq- :‘m
that swept actors tho western 1. -
:33:
The plaintiff claims 1th! Ail-all
Spoke, employment ow d in de-
mon: myondn. ll. hoard
otthesaroocompanyorlerolroui ”Him
momrm'mpu-mnst
OctoberformperImatuaweck
andthtt-lyzfl-aoweoeoe‘hber‘
longer-ind, drool-weeks." Rem
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Thisisthcaauon. We will furnish MW].
thummmmmthr'fi':
‘der with her. she had a number of A’ COHEN- ~ ' waShlllg’lon Street.
boarders at her house and lot the. go. ‘ “
so she could acronodain tho men from mwfi
the rout-g mills so. says «he has re “3” "n
od'od but 8!“ from tho m1 ‘1'
and that on December 3 or last. year
there wu a balance oft?“ dnc‘ her.
The Goodman suit was (or housing (or-
louahed soldiers who worked in ”the
ddoodntio plant and the “In action is
1mm based on the name
armada. The defendant denies the nl
locations. "'
Tail
Wilt. or: ,g.--
White Out Shopping 0
outer Colon.
The other cases assigned for trial be
fore Judge Booth and a jury today arc
VISIT THE E
New England Candy Co. Q
‘ to So. Main Street 2.
M have 3011' Ice Cream Or Sodas. The only place that you .
no. can you got pure syrups with all sodas and snndaes. .
Mai sure! L' “urnin "R “‘9 COMM“ Also try a quart of Heme-made Bulk or Brick Ice Cream .
out Co; KJ‘. Jesuits vs Frederick x, w 8th on M88, cram Eggs, Rabbits “n“;
Audley and Frederick Andley vs. K 1‘ M. ‘
1mm“ ' . an: own wnmow um ssvs mossy. Phone sac. '
‘ ' winnredd V- '-. . . .
Jaimxm w (on; I Spoon] Brick Ice Cream for parties up to any qoanttt ;
Pleas m1 today and further tenu- W ‘mmfla “:30: m :-
monywillbeotlcrodintbooaoeol
Ann J. Porter at Stamford against; . . i
n. r ed'tor ol “Ym‘s 1
,°.°‘;""°‘.,,... “or”; 3......» T... Hershfleld 5 Motor Express
”mm“ ”a“ '“"’°" M" u” “m": :2: warns man so. noawm; rues: 294
dam, br- a child which she claims
Young ,S m... mm 0,. 5 mmm sn'r'navnnun; anon unused: 798
' - DAILY TRIPS 33mm IORWALI A!!!) NEW YORK
OpntoBauBcst'l‘t-uchintbcmto‘. thonydraulicbuurp
franks tor OM’ Work.
NEW CORPORATIONS
A oar-tidal; of organization was
.. H“...
died yesterday at the oillco oi the! 1 “a on m “mm
Ital. ”notary by the George D Knox; gm Jill! m m “
Motor Corporation of Eighth-d; ham Wm 1‘21 A mlpt gi obtained
a capital stock of 31:1 000 consisting of w. 1 l .M' ‘0” to. a“.
m
150 shares of common stock at not
The. amount paid in
cash is 314.800. The principal oillcen
will be at. No. 344 Pearl street. The
officers are as follows: President and; 5—.
treasurer. George 1). Knox; vice~presi~z
dent.Mae Wilson Knox; secretary.
m 7m fu- m Mm
. BENJAMIN HERSHFIELD. Proprietor
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CHEVROLET ,,
For Economical Transportation I-
Auslin’s Garage .
R. R. Avenue Phone 1959
m: “mum
-- CANDIES --
MADE FRESH EVERY DAY
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
value of 8100.
an.
A certificate of organization was}
of 810..000 consisting of lfl shares oi
MI!“ ll W Van“ .100.;
The full amount of $10,000 has been;
paid in. The silicon are: Plums;
Nathan Rosenberg: “connotation:I
Harry Rosenberg: w. A. E.’
Rosenberg; secretary. Louis Roach-3
beta of New Haven.
A coniilcate of incorporation was
filed by the Mt. Carmel Crushed stone ‘
Company, lnc.. of Hamden. whose our 1
”will be to own and warm atone
quarries. mines and other property
real and perdonal. and to m in the
business 0! builcflng roads, biddgnsand
buildings and general Minn
business, and to deal in all kinds of , ___,.. o r
bulk"!!! and paving material. The in- --. - - mm m m
corponmrs‘are Frank Arrigooi of um. I I m
dletown, A. Nicholas Snood New Ha-
yen and Charles B. Scone! Bridnort. t
An incorporation certificate w- filed
Wehavoafulllinaoizaaterlggs and Bunnies made
with high-grademilkchocolm
108 can! A “(HAIRY
THOMAS CONFECTIONERY
fl .0023 mm 81‘.
acumen AND Grim
All Kinds, of Poultry Feed _
DEVEVE BROS. Tel. 53 g
which will deal in musical instruments. ‘fi
and will publish and produc- owe m‘i
ev cry kind and sell furniture at whole-
sale and retail. The capital stock is
$100,000, consisting of 3,000 shares of i
cannon stock at par value of $25 and
1.000 shares of 8 per cent oommulative.
stock at. 826 par value. The corpora-f
tion will commence business with
The incorporatons are Alva"
Franklin V. Mccoy and
The Motor Vehicle Trading eon-f
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.«C‘-*
1100. The purpose is to loan money, ” i . .
Look at Tongue!
legaliao mwusym.a 11—!
whenndboerahow- Wmfimw“
“1.53M
Ron-on Follow!
Emmanuel», “Mi“ ~ .
:at legal rates of interest. resolve and“
'acoopt promissory notes, etc. The in:
‘ updates are ‘Vlllian arisen. Rus-
so u. Cate and r Neil Bsnluua or; lEWEtER’ Est. 1900
“W I ~ ‘ ' no wmoron mus-r
> '" ‘ > m“ ’ saver Flat Wear
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