Y, DEC. 4, 1919
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you can G11 our; FOR $49.75 CASH 03 $52.50 ON
T}- :d .1. AT
D 529?. EELLY’S
; 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
”fifi'ffifl‘f/Jlmxfffic’rm
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oration Vacuum Cleaner
that will pick up e7eryt;hi.ng-even
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just attach your
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pity News ,
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'inl 1m lniffitizi'i it I‘m T‘l'.*0"
g of vlmzukn l‘.\~ll«‘:lllll Lodgi- tum...’~
w mum-3:. and rr-frvshmonls will
u p: w. .5 tollowing tho work.
'li-- x‘nzmr that tlu- Him-awn rim»
:.;.~.:v;.‘ ;:6 coming to Smuwl Ilr‘llt‘W
.:4:'nl} cannot. be vcrlliml, althouzn
i3 :1 topic of c Ill\'(=l'.-1il§()ll.
“nu-inc. Red Men's Fair touiuht.
Stcnns. t‘nrmlrly of Nor-
:k but new auditor ol' the Fire--
'l‘in- 8:. Rulnr (‘0. and ionized
. \‘ww York city, has left for Chica-
wilt-T“ he will rcmain onw month
'a .m‘itmzm' for 111'.
2 "~25 xwtur icd tut recclitly from a
1. 7* won
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the company.
.'~.. hip in tlw west.
of food and uscful articles.
5th. ll to 5, Trinity Pat"
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Saw
Ilm‘vmbor
sl‘. Hall.
.\lll*‘d J, Murphy. who lwcn
unfinwl to the Norwalk hospital for
ir- phat four \vccks. Whel‘v ho undc-r—
an operation. has re-turned to
' is home and is able to be about. Mr.
Tun-by will not be able until the first.
f January to rcsumc duties with the
y'O'wullv; Tire & liuhm‘ Company's
Z"nt.
.-——lln,nt‘inp:. Rod Men's «131‘ tonight.
Thor is an increase of more than
pcr cent in the salc ot' commuta-
-n tickcte bctwccn Sound Beach
(1 Stamford. as compared with-a.
«rrt-sponding period for last year.
4 ho sale was normal until the rate of
arc on tho trolley line was increased.
Real canto continues to so]! rapidly
in this community. There have boon
upwards of one hundred houses sold
has
‘ ,-. tit,
Finro spring, hcsidcs a large
I;"E::l.ll*i' of buildim: lots. ln noarly
t" I‘m-‘45 tho chants: of ownership
l>r might now Dt'Olllt' to the village so
ll‘ItT. tltv population has undergone a.
tl".'.'7ll.‘ changc within the year. There
t "21‘.qu to ho a-lir'isk demand for
L it»: n: lu-nausc tlwso who seek homes
that tho. cost of building is con-
$1.“: t‘isnm.
HAWCING EVERY
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WEDNESDAY
As-
, : ."tn‘day uvuniitsrs at Town
. li'tll. (ll‘flt'l‘ ’ii‘tlllltl‘s' Full 0!“
with chitin-S.
! min}? lwforc .ludgc Donald T.
- :- l’l tlzc Futim'ior Court at Nor-
. 'umn Lin- :ipplicmtirm of Receiver
1 \t‘. l‘t-rkina for an order to dis-
~ ‘ u“ trolloy tho Say-
i::'ion of tin“ Shore. Line Elec-
'.t lwny Conunuiy , took an un-
' turn this vst-r-lt whcn Attor-
. t “t‘..".l Frank 1'). llrnl‘y appear-
. : . wont that h“ consfidorcd the
:2.’r:;tkcn its remedy in an-
l“ ’ n‘ l..:; ut'tltzl' fl‘til’ll the Supe-
-‘."-. Ila; argued that it. should
3* . P 1:11 lilllrt'fll from the order
utilitishs commission
t l thn Shore Line to
lit'll-f; -.~-vr‘.'i(-n on this di-
linwiulitz‘ 9. The matter.
' “ i 'I'v‘ft " '9 , Public Vitali-
gzt-r‘. ico on
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Christmas Club
will» close
Friday, Dec. 5th.
No deposits will
be received
after that date.
Checks win be mailed
about Dec. 10th.
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the Sam M
Attorney Cramcr C. Hegeman is in
lvidzzpport today on legal busincaa.
Ask to havn us demonstrate the won-
'lc:'t‘.il. Torriurztcn Vacuum cleaner to
you. l'lcnnvlly's, 16 South Main street.
Tomorrow, in Trinity Parish Hall,
tlm ladies of Trinity Church will con-
duct :1 food and fancy article sale.
~ Havn you seen the new \Valhco
Nuttinz pictures on display in Duran-
ncx. Donnetly’s. 16 South Main strea-t.
A valuable woman's coat. trimmed
with scat. was lost by a motor lHI travel.
in: toward New York. along thc Post
road- today.
The Golden Circle of tho Nat-walk
Congregational church will moat
Thursday rig-wt with Mrs. Charlcs Pitt-h
Myrtlr-ravennc. cf 3 o'clock.
A mail wagon from the South Nor-
walk Post (Kilt-c collided with the no
lice dummy undoi- thw \Vushinaton
strt‘et railroad h-idge lust night. brcak‘
inu thc warning latiturn. '
Henry A. llcpcletn has b» -n award-
ed the contact to install an lntcrnw
tional om -pip<- heater in the fit -.idmtt‘c
of Mrsu “’illiam Gilbm‘t. of 12 Van
Zant street; East Norwalk.
“Pretty Brat-clot Vt'atclu-u Laure
selection at Brand's chetry Storc. '
The regular monthly mcctinzz of the
Board of Directors of the South Nor-
walk Public Library will be held in
the Library Building on Friday eve.
nintz Dccomltcr 5th. at eight o'clofl:
The (‘itv Ha‘l :tz‘t‘iy refcruitin: <1!!-
tion has boon iné‘tructed to rccrivr- no: ESTATE DEAL
more applicatiom for milistmcnt in ”it“
infantry for transfcr to tho Motor
Transportation ("0:‘1'95.
-1 On «talc lwnlnn‘n': today.
drod library hooks. practically
formch 1.50 and 31.7.3 for only 230.
lmnncl
two lum-
hwy.
t‘omo in and look {‘1‘ :u ovcr.
ly's. 10.; Smith .‘la‘n strccl.
Police llF‘a‘lill’lllill‘it‘l'S lioro ha“-
ceivcd information from police :supm“
lntonde‘nts of New Rochelle, Provi~
dence, and other citics concerning. the
of autouxo‘nlo
l'tl'
activities succrnzsful
thieves.
AnOthcr la: :9 crowd fillcd Red Men's
Hall, Washington strect. lust cvcning.
at the tenth annual tradinLr post of l’n-
can tribe. Dam-ins; was enjoyed until
midnight. The fair will continue thc
remainder of the Woo"; ,
——l‘)eccmbcr records now on
Store open every ovcninz. Donnelly's.
_16 South Main street.
A meeting of thc \Voman's Christian
Temperance Union will be held tomox'v
row afternoon at '3 o‘clock at the home
of Mra. Roscoe. Vt’cstport avenue.
Members are requcstcd to bring their
penny bane.
VVinonia Council. No. 31,,D. or l’..
will entertain a lame detonation from
Danbury Council at. its mgular meet-
ing at Rod ‘tlen‘s Hall, 25 Main strcct.
this evenin'z. Setteral candidates: will
be initiated lw the local degree team.
”The gift, that's’ a. gift for all thc
year round. A Wallacc Nutt'uizr-Pic-
ture, largost assortment'of all sizes: in
mabagony or oak moldintz. Ou‘dlsolay
in our annex. Donnelly's. 16 South
'Main street. ‘,
3 Harry E. Tolles. arm of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene M. Tollcs. South Main street.
on a. recent hunting trip with a party
of friends in Crystal, N. H, bagged 2
large. ibucks. each weighing 300 pounds.
Mr. Tallest well known in this city r9-
sldes in New Hampshire.
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l Aminethntrcflutscharm.
Quality and gammy '
' law last: and new leathers.
$8.50 to $10.90.
Fair, strect.
salv.‘
a“.-. u uunu ln In. at. H.b luau“: m
-—-\'i(troia~i sold on cars; terms at
Donnelltr“8. H'- South Main streot:
The bicvcln stolen from Charlcs R. v
ha, yesterday afternoon was located
by Sergeant Gibson 33 the Norwatk
- freight yard and returned to it; own-
er.
The regular monthly nicotine of.
the Norw’nlk hospital aasoclation will
be held in the Director‘s room of
hospital on Tuesday evening. heron)»
her 10th, at. 8 o‘clock.
tho
taken i}?
the
Rufus Pillow \vho . was
while attending the services at
BapliSt church on Sunday. is will con-
fincd to his home with a slight at-
tack of pneumonia. , ‘
Kn anniyersary redujem mass will be
held at St. Mary's church tomorrow
morning at 3 o'clock. for the repose of
the Soul of Charles Tansoy. a mechan-
lc in the A. E. F., who died in his
country's service in France on Beecm-
bcr '5th. 1918:
Rev. J. Wilbur Richardson. former-
ly pastor of the Stamford Baptist
church. has accuptcd a. unanimous and
enthusiastic call to the pastorate of
me Baptist Church, (louveneur. N, Y.
Thin in one of the beat churches in
that section of the. state.
“-DIIK‘JRK. Red 'Men's Fair lnnivl-w
A Tfldeum of three days' prayer in
preparation of the Feast of the imma-
culalc conception on the coming Fri-
day. Satunhy and Sunday evonlnzs
at 7:30 o‘clock at St. Mary‘s church.
The sermon on ouch. evening will be
T"'flt'l‘lod by Rev. Joseph Bryne. C. 3.
SP . of Holy Ghost Fathers at F‘erndul.
Quito '1 lively blaze occurred in the
woodu noar the maidenCe of Mrs. (’lfl'
mllla Rncannelll, :t Ward street and
Ohio av'cnun vestcrday aft-:rnoon and
for a, time a number of the buildings
on the premescc seemed to be in dan-
zrcr until the Hope Host truck respond-
cd to a still alarm and with the aid of
brooms soon had the fire out.
~ Dancing, Red Men's Fair tonight.
“on! has liven rnc'ivcd ”Om New
York city. to tho effect that Sterllnu
tlctclicll. formcrly of Norwalk. who
has just undergone an serious opera-
tion in the liye and Ear Hospital, Se-
cond avenue and Fourteenth street.
New York citv, is improving steadily.
though slowly. His many friends in
this. placc mc gladdr-ncd by tho en»
I'ournzinz nnws.
‘ANOTHER BIG REAL
UPIOWN
{Tumors \wrc ritc thil: mornimr that l
‘two more real estate deals Wore un-
idcr way in the uptown business sec-
tion which will. probably be consw
mated today.
‘ lt war: said that L. \\'cin~:iock_ who
conducts a stationery banana: al 5
and 7 Main street in the “swig build.
int: was negotiating with George C.
Lockwood or High strcet for the brick
block at 9 and it Main strut-t. occu-
pied on the strr-ct tloor by a confec—
tiunory and a :Jioc l‘t‘llllil‘ alloy) and
with :ztwgtrtmvnzs on the second and
llllt‘tl tloors. and also for the woodcn
lutildim.v at 17 “'all street occupied by
Mrs. -llcrtha Bctts. successor to Jones
A: llotrhkiss. \Vhilo the papers had
not hncn actually sig'nt‘d at press
tiuw. tho deal was considered a t‘cr‘
minty. ’
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EAGLES LOSE OLD AND
ELECT NEW TREASURER
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'i‘lurt- was a largely nttcndcd rogu-
lar'mccting of Norwalk Acric. No. 588.
last cvening. The important. business
was tlic rr-luctant acceptance of the
resignation of (‘ornclius A. McNamara,
who, for the past ton years, has been
the (‘fi'iricnt ti‘ra‘llror ol‘ the aerie.
Mr. McNamara will shortly rcinovr‘ to
llridzcnort. whcrc he is: employed by
tho I). M. Read Company. (‘hai‘lcs Is.
ravl. another popular member of the
organization, was cloclctl to fill llw
vacant-y.
Members of the canvawrrs (‘01P.-
mittcc, at the recent nnnua!‘ fair or
tlln Avril! with n lnvgp nnmhm- nf [hp
month?”t and their. “mm Mk 9"" HOPE TO SOLVE AomA’ric QUES '.
. non. ‘
looking forward to an invitation dance
to be given by tho Aerie at Town As~
scmhly hall on Friday cvcning. as a
token of appreciation for the good
work done.
Want Ads. Bring mans.
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SUCCESS OR FAILURE
“If you want to know
whether you are going to
be a success or failure in
“life, you can easily find out.
The test is simple and in—
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‘ For Sale--
FOR SALE-1W1; have over ‘one hundred pieces of val-
noble pmpcrty for ale—Residences, Farms, Tenement Houses,
valued from- $700 to $125,000..
Can please any investor.
- Raymond Bros.
t
er of Pittsburgh have returned to their
homes, aftcr :1 short stay in Norwaik
durinE which they attcnllcd mt: funm‘»
a\ of. their father, Edward \‘Scaver. sr.
Miss Edwina Cousins of 86 Taylor
avenue has resumed her duties as
stenograplier of the C. S. Trowhridgr—
00., 159 “’anhinzton street, after a va- 1.
cation in Philadelphia. ‘
‘Mrs. Aluxander Hamilton of 3 l’nion
park is in New York city todav at»
tending a. meeting of the Society of
Colonial Dames. 1
Mrs. Alma Hamilton of 4 Triton
Distributors or High Grad;
Hard and Soft Goal;
The N orwalk
COAL
. 8: Supply Co, mom'flnterials of all kinds
“~— Fcrtjlixars—a variety
sou'rn NORWALK
Roofing Paper—Sewer Pipe
Crushed Stone—Etc.
Successors to
RAYMQND BROS.
Park left for Southern Pines. North
Carolian, yesterday. She will spend :
the winter in this resort.
Miss Lillian Powell of Leonard street
has returned home aftcr a pleasant;
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs
John McQuluan at Willlmnntlc, Conn.
Miss Veronica McQuillan of Leonard
Itreet ha reunited after having spent l
her Thanksgh'lng vacation at he! .
minoritwmlmtlc.
A NEW-CLUB ORGANIZED;
A new club has been organized in
Norfolk under the name or name A...
A. A lax-go number of young men have
signed loan for admission.
The club. for the start. is running
very smoothly. hoping it will be the.
some for the future.
Christmas Bags and Pocketboo‘ks
LEATHER 8.3012130 BAGS in Vachette, Seal and Cow-
lnde, fitted wtfi: Iran-or and purse; one style extra. large and
loamy! mums m1! when .o-IOOI'IIO'I $2!” to $15.00
mm SHOPPING BAGS in a variety of styles, all with
fancytopsandbeoufifunylined ............ $2.98 to $15.00
morn momma“ with strap at top or side in
pin-coal and dull halter, black, brown and tan $2.00 to $5.98
BILL rows. CARD OASIS, TRAY PURSEB for change and
myothnflndl.
emu nos, leather and vein: combination or art;
Dr. S. M. iiietz
Biz-V7187
47 South Main Street
South Norwallt
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COME IN
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SEE OUR
LARGE DISPLAY
OF
HOLIDAY SLIPPERS
MAX LEVY
31 South Main Street,
South Norwalk.
Good Teeth Mean ‘
Health and Efficiency ;
Hygicnv of the mouth is fully as
'lmportant as hygiene of the body. A '
.dccaycd tooth is always a menace or;
lpecially wlun the decaying process
macho: lwlow thc gums. Ulcemtiona
E-Pyorhoea or Rlnn‘s disease, tom.“ of!
imt‘lammmory rheumatism. hmrt al'fv '
t'u‘lt lntlrmmntionfi of the ktdnvvu
Ytonsiiitis, cuophvlmlmic eyes. and rush.
idiahctws and Bright}: disease have
been traced to (linear-ell twwth. Indi-
(gcstion and nauseous brv-ath are oth~
.cr Pause-s. lf you need an astringent
or an antacid or any other spmdal
mouth medication or export trcatmr-nt
come and see me. My advice is il‘t’w‘:
?Dr. J. H. Mallery
$16 so. MAlN 57.,
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nouns—9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
, Sunday: by Appointment.
i THE NEW SCIENCE
‘EFtNoTtm o: cmnopmcmi
At the last meeting the following
named men were elected officers: ton ”1"“: Silk m - -'«-- ”nun"... . . . . . . . .. 500-593
Chairman—A. Falcone.
ViceChalrman—J. Cristiano.
Treasurer—B. Gradia.
Financial Secretary—J. Ancsc. l ‘
Sergeant—at-Amo—C. Bottone. . ' E
Plans are under way for a hugci
smoker to be given some time next
month. III
A day}?! will be given $13.10*.“ As- m‘
aembly all. Norwalk, on ay, Jan. m .
9. 1920. Music win- be furnished by I! W I It. Com IOBWAI-L
Glumd's Jazz orchestra, from Ncwl
, York city. { _
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FURNITURE GIFTS owe _ fl— 1—“ 4
. ‘ LASTING PLEASURE .
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Furniture for Christmas presents
as well as for weddings and anniver—
saries in always a satisfactory gift ror
it gives u lusting pleasure the whole
year round. ‘
Raymond 8:. Sons in their annual
announcement in our advcrtix-ing ‘Col-
umns today givc a host of sugquions
of big and little items in sets or sin-i
:lc. pll'PT’H for every room in the
house and for men. womcn and chil-i
drcn.
llcsidcs tht- line of fumiturn thm"
are (‘t‘ll‘lll(.¢< l‘uio itcma of iuctal.t
glass, pottery and wicker ware int
many novel fnt‘ltl:=
prices.” .
All purclmscs will be Sll‘il‘ed trap of t
(‘llfll‘l‘f‘ for tire dt livcry on any stir-(“iv l
fled date. :
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HOUSEHOLDERQ SUFFER
FlRST WINTER FREEZE UPS
Local plumbcrs began to/cxcrcisc:
their customarv w’ntcr smilcs thi<
morning: twhcn ‘zultwlttfidt‘:1 in all
at very reasonable l
parts of tho city hogan to mtnd in hur-
ry calls for tho alleviation of frozen
water pipes. .
Many local tbcmometers roaiflored '_
at ten (lPEI'Pr’S above zero at 6 o‘clock;
this morning, and a few reported as;
low 9% 7 degree-s. .
The young people arc anxiously.
Watching the nearby skating panda}
many of thcm being frozen ovcr this“
morning. but not with a sufficicnt‘
thickness of ice to bear up even thc
smallcst and most venturcsomc;
youngster. . .
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LONDON, DOC. 4_-....An anreemcnt,
which it is hoped will solve the Adri-I
3th question has becn prepared in'
.Paris by the American. l’i~cncli 3nd;
:Britlsh peace representatives for sub-f
'mlssion. to Italy. according to {Vivate‘
dispatches today. Frank 1.. Polk, Un.
der Secretary of State. and Prnmuarg
Clcmenccau are declared already to;
_ ..._._:¢ __ _. .1-.._- .. . 1.1-.
have signed the agreement, and it isi
understood Gmat Britain 13 prepared
., Dress Shoes
For Men
New and mt attractive mod—
els in The new golden brown
shade. Also in dark tan and in
black. All widths‘A to E.
‘ ‘COMFY" SLIPPERS FOR
CHRISTMAS TIME
I‘CONMTALLY-gsz BRACKEN
1-“ ‘-"~”mmw. “.91..
in Washington Street. South Norwalk
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HerSchfield Motor
Transportation C 0.
Daily: Service Between New Haven. Bridgeport.
“ ' Norwalk and Philadelphia
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. . 10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation; padded vans for‘furnitnre work.
South Nomadic—122 2Water Street. Phone 294.
New York City—174 Seventh Avenue, Phone Farragut 7347.
New Haven, Conn—5266 State Street. Phone 427 Colony.
tune of m- .nsuue. and the at Q
din-tans 'tw name. Dime ll mi
uy . Wenonah twist or comm in tb
lack. Ewan (1 time in childhood. ll
reatta‘uuatnrned nerves and Matt
ate!- 9 In the 1
tin... (”Mutt organs Ill
Ohtmpractont remove the canoe d~
iseasr and pull: health it- leSCOf“
: ‘iroutr. harmonizing the ne'wt m
3 enu- ln your body F‘Pmule :ronhl.
lven special attention; also om
ure 0: me cpine. You will ncmrfi-
:ret g‘lvinz the Chiropractor a chale-
0 help you
Magnetic Treatments Given Alta
T. FRANCIS, B. C.
34 Wulhlngton 8L. So. Nor-walk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School
Egg, Stove.
Nut and Pea
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’ Prompt Delivery
Harris & Guns
n Wad-tuna
1'01. 121.
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to sign. upon which the agreement will
be handed over to the Italian plenipo-l
team-tarsus. * g
The nature of the proposals is nott
stated. but they are said to have been
framed with a View to satisfying thel
Italian people. ‘ '
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/4 save money. not, rop ,
V out! You wflly’failus cur: * “YER FREEZE tI
3}, ”you live. oumay no - m l
5 think so, buttyon will. I1:119 _ ' l
l 2;. we: of success is not in t roan noon covnns '
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’Having soldmy brick building, I wish to; vacate it by
_ December 1. TodTWI-a'er myw'itock‘of—Cmiagu,
Wagons and Automobiles at bargain prices.
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Generator Bra-ho-
‘ Stewart am an.
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_ l G. H. Hedenberz. Pm.
THE HARDWARE &
AU'H) SUPPLY C0.
? 43 Water St.
Phonc 1215-5. So. Norwdk. 0t.
Intact» Pam, Starter all
Sooony Gasoline and no“.
uto Suppliu. Tires ml Tah-
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David w. Raymond “a"
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