Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 16, 1920 · page 14

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Show at Assembly Hal
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of paint.
:lto work.

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nmurning hands.

.lnnnurv. lim pluml
\ . distant“: P24; of i1: i‘ll"
p. m. on the 1.1m. and :1

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Dance Tawn
":2 Jill. :3, .-\dm., 35c.

$1.23 Kopsco of Norwulh
» sl‘ully
Norwalk hospital.
a~ resting: tomfm‘lahly.

 

'~ and Boys Caps. O‘Brien,

r l‘hvlan is in (lrw‘~:1wi«'ll,
l 'f‘.’
.. lliil'll of Patrick Romy-d}, who
~‘i‘l_\ “71> found (loud :1! lll.’ fool
«humor shaft.

\Vomn n's

"‘l_;. livery l“:l.~~lll(_‘ll filial,
inrclmswl tho $21M)“ slow; or
our! undvrwvur from th-
-z.l?: Shop in Now York, and Mr.
‘ Zr 5 n-‘lvisvd lhl par! 01' llli> s‘cck

in Silll‘ in his Soulh Sound};

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"ms :md limhrcllas. (l'liz'inll.

WI”. Show at Asrwmlllv llztll.
l‘:*i. S::t.. Jan. 13-16-17.

‘ ; willvmn ol‘ consolidation of

. .x- Lullm‘ cmnpzmy and the A.

‘ J 9;; '31. company has been filo-d in
HE tho 1n\\’ll clerk. The new

>11 i.‘ to he known nsilhc
low-r company. 115 dirvclow

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liliu‘urd
. lirnvsl

“211'an (2
Jullll R.

llo:l:~’lmn,
(.ll‘ollpullll,
Downs. The capi‘
E‘s; ol‘ the combined corporw
;‘ authorized :11 $250.0"U. 'l‘l'u
« . cxchunue of Hm stock in on.-
stgw- if the old llill
. cock for :1 share of the new cor-

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llmlslmn company stock for the
H'upuiy Sllltk. illunbury Nuvw.

"LUNGS NAMES WOMEN AlDS.

1 Hana Hand for
National

'. Kfiille‘vTUN.

in Arranging
Convention.
:Llll. lli.“ Appoinf-

. .7 n ('Hllllllllll- ol‘ Sl-v'vutm-n, in-

‘ _: :.~..: Hm “morn. lo lll’l'llllh’l’ for
4. 1: nihi'i'dllv nuliunul convonliou
s v: l"l‘;lll!‘l:=('«..) on .lum- 2“. is im-
ml by l‘huirmnn Cummings of
‘w .‘(Mionul l‘mmniltl-o. Tin-4 will
22:24 lime \Vonun ll‘l\'t‘ lmd Li

1 i l lhe m'climintlry :lrmuul inc-uh

- :1 r-.-:ri«'lvnliul nominulinc (‘onvon-
n. M ("ummings said.

Wmun Cummings will hand £110
w. :1an member; will h.- )lrs.

Elms»; (‘llll'll§I(): .\li>:< Maj; l'l.
Anuvlvsz .l. llrum- Krumm‘.

"I . . \\'illmr Z\l. Marsh. luVYia;
‘. ‘.4',, lloll‘mun, lndiuun: Clark

llsvoruiu: Nornmn [5. Mock,
Fri-d ll, Lynch. Minno-
lur‘fl‘lh‘nsll‘ill.
()hin: Arlhur I“. Muill-n.
John \\'. ('w.l:.'hli‘z,
lsidm'o' ll. llol."s~'\vé-ilwr,
'I‘. lizu'nvll. (‘olornr

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l'qzil‘lc-s
Mooro‘.
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- x «hum-its:

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.. ); 12mm; ll. Quinn. llhodl- léluzmp
l-‘ll 1;: sin H II. l'iidvl'. lllnlm.

"' . first mulinsr l-l’ lhv uncarin-
' l * t‘flllllllllll‘t‘ will lw llt‘lll in San
i‘l . ism. prolmhiy “lllllll lilo llvx";
' l .1 w». ‘vll‘. (‘llllllilL‘fl will. Tlnv rom-

vxlll in“ [lizidml inlo sow-N snow

' w' di illlllL’ “ilh 1411\"lllll‘ p215-
:.. ‘ vonw'lllion.
8‘,“ THE Huston» mum».
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Ladies! Auk your Dru t for
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I” ".- -,,.‘¥\m l’llls in RN! am. Hold metallic

”if. 7‘ , lioxf, scnlcl:h(\:1tn ’gl‘llue gibbon.

ll 9 ”agar...unrulmnccamns
k— I, mA.JUNl‘ IIIL‘AN’J I’ILIfiK. for 25

3) 1“ ._ years kuuwncs Beet.51fcst.Al\~:1y,l:clin‘.le
‘m" SOLD BY DRUGGIQTS EVERYWHHiE

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t? " ' ‘Eandnails . “no" APPEARS m CHICAGO.
é ihe SQUI" Norwalk 1 ' ' ' CHICAGO. Jan. Ill—IA campaign of
:31 ' defense againsl a possible recurrence
’{ It pays to buy Goodyear welts. here of an influenza epidemlcbcgrl;
5 Tl‘llSl C“. today under direction of Joli-l Dill
'13 — - . Robertson. city health commissioner.
t" ' - .. ' from “flu "
_' l" . :74 Reports of r‘lire deaths . . .
3' l'” J" Surplus and Profits '- ~ * 137 cases. and :23 deaths fronrthe in-
? . o ‘ '

) ‘ - fluenza ally. pneumonia. with 82
E . .

3,} $365),qu . ElWOOd -& Glover new cases in 24 hours, prompted the
’7 " ~ * > , ‘ ‘ action. _ ‘

The largestin Roz-walk. ."

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I’lvccsare of 6 Mechanic
2 SL-lltll Norwalk, has been re-

‘E:?‘.~‘l'ill. parlors of James H. l
Mom S“.90L are receiving cers throughout the United Statesm-
L-elumlg every American soldier who saw ser-

O'Brien.
Saturn xnoble sons who were over there. not '

.

Aase m bl y

has n - . .
undergone an apex-3:30“ ”he‘d T0 the weeping )0“ bloughi

and is re‘

:m investigation of the caus‘fil

'_ 1"llli'llls l'l knit llmll-i'wnm‘

~. ‘ _. :2 and childil-n lmvr- been

. :f-zzzly placed on the counters

\J ‘ Ryan (‘o.':; Slfil‘l‘. for eflSy
iii rudum-d nriuw. If you

- . d of u garment or two to

w? lhv season. it will b“- to

.. -'.‘~Jl?ll:lf.I-‘ lo look over llli~ ol-

- >3»- ll'l\'.

K- l.opcr coir“ ,

1“ ‘21 Flock and Your Shares of the .

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HONORS YANKEE ’ ‘

 

 

Soldiers of the American army are
audited by . . french government
with Dahlia ely instrumental m
Wilming- , victory which came to
M arm- .of right find Justice on No-
vember 11, 15118 when the armistice ,
Germany begged for was granted.
This appears in a souvenir pamphlet
dedicated to the American soldiers
who fought overseas which will soon!
be presented through recruiting omJ

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vice with the American Expeditionary
lgoxéces Tnd .whoFdid not receive one
I e ore eavmg rance.

The ~memorial voices the feeling of trousers!
France to America and America's
womilting lhaee who gave thei~ all for
lzherty. In an eloquent introduction
[appears this high tribute to the Am-
erican soldiers.

f‘Al the most criticzil moment of
the struggle. which'lastcd for three
.ycars. against. 'German imperialism,
you came 21E strong youths into a
country where the young had ner-

- specialties.

,a smile to th .e who had been de-
gspoiled your generosity restored hope
:to the fatherlcss children you offered
,joy. The summing up of these reco-
lwst‘ions must remainan inspiration to
-you and to those who follow you in

all fulure efforts. ° b '
‘ “Often, marching toward dusk” lng 0}.
along home valley road in France. l' ,

you have watchcd the lights as they
hemm to shim» (mi from the windowa
lol‘ thn little farm houSt-S. While. lhe
fluids gradually envcloped all bul llwi
Shadowy forms of objects almost 311'}
«iiillingnishublc. Let it bu so in your}

 

minds, when you think of France: rc-
meuther the innumerable small lion»!
us. whid: almost two million men have i
died to save, and those hearths where
la vfirr'v Still burns. though thc pollu who i
‘ If any harsh

O
grOng.
m‘ it will never return.
thoughts remain. let the mists enrold ;
all tha' it: not (he romanCu' of tliei
war—the: drawing together in fuller-'3
Illil love of those who have sullen-d.

This is the- Dl‘li)'l‘l‘ of France, To
gelhr-r with tho granitude of her livUE
in: there is the stirring memory of;

N Orwalk

 

A long Step in the
right directiOn to

Rogers _& ‘SleVens

for the first long
This is‘ one of our

" we have a growing

interest in the grow-

This islwhy our

Boys? Department is

Rogers & Stevens -

 

So. Norwalk

 
 

 

 

pme price can mainon mm .

Raymond Bros.

 

 

 

 

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l COATS ......' ........ . ...... $22.50. $29.95. $34.95
SUITS ............... $24.95. $29.95. $35.00.
NEW SPRING DRESSES ........ $24.95 to $45.00
Vi FURS AT SPECIAL PRICES.
KIMONOS ONE-HALF PRICE.

 

CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED.

 

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Good Teak New
Health and Bade-c1
Hygiene or use. mouth as hug ..
important as hygiene of “30‘”. E
Idecuycd tooth is always a mum. .-
pmlly when the decaying W -
reaches below the gums. Ulcer-m ng,
Pyorrhoea or my disease, (on.
inflammatory rheumatism. hurt at—
, fictions. inflammsuons of the Id.' 2!.
'tonsililln, exophthfllnlc goiter (3“ "
x-n-rliln- affliction which mm a II it

 

limz of the eyes and evea diam ii
iuml liright‘x difiease. have m ti '0‘ ~
'o-d l0 dltil‘qu‘d teeth. Indigeauon :. a.
IllallH-lflh lm-alh are other causes. I
I you mwl 2m ahiringenl. or an act; “I
for any o'h‘r special mouth med 3-
Ilmi or ovpcrl troalmenl, (‘ome : '1.

law: llll‘. My advice. is free.

Dr J. ll. Malleryl

$16 80. Main St, So. Norwalk. Cam.
I HOURS—9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; 7 to I
1p. m. Sunday by appointment only

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TRINITY CHURCH NOTES.

,(uluse ol'
lhm'n given llu-ir lives in vain." .
1‘ The memorial in luct is 21 hiStory?
gin luhlcld form of Amvricu‘s purlici-E - 'l‘h- unuul puri~‘s. lanolin: will in
”union in the war. lit-ginning with (‘an- hold 'l‘mguluy evening. January 20. ll
'llh'lly, whorl- llw gallant lira-.l division null hv u very impollam mvr‘ing. The
mod“- history. to th attack on lhc mmuu! rvpnrls “liir‘n. “ill bc vol‘."
lit‘lfhlt‘ of Sedan jusl lwl'oro ”flifllllylll: \vill ’n' :‘u-n: Iilcclioi‘ of
urmislicv waS granh-d. gm‘i‘u-rs and olh‘r hit—inc» of vital im-
'Tl:.‘- soldiers of the .\lll"l‘l(‘{lll lixpw 1milnnr~ in Trinity l'lluflh vill be
di’iotm‘y l'VlI'l‘v's “'lm \wmml and \von lmnmm «l, lively lvzul \‘olor and
[whim :unon: (hr l-‘rvm-h lwoplv will \uvll wiShr-r oi Trinity. whclhvr a
71ml mm? lll’I-l'('~lill! that portion of um-r o1 nut. is my d 10 he prcsvnl.

1h mumnrinl «lo-ailing vulh llu- home» 'l‘hv'annuul hirlhday puny will be

' your gallon! Sucrilico shall ‘ T
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l.:‘ M Franc-v. 'lln'lll 'l‘n-w‘u}: llw ZTll‘. Tho comm”:

, , ..._. 1 .. . ..-. ,Icv in Hun-z» i< mukiua prcpurullmw

CONNECTQCUT HAS .. ,lo hmw- 1hr event on" of special ln~
‘tcmrl.

1,200 B-LIND PEOPLE” The lcv. (‘hmmw-y ll. llrewstm‘.

( __ {bishop m (‘oun‘v-Mirul. will \isil 1hr-
. . . . arish for confirmation on Sunday
ar- .\ ax to ' 200 e D . .
1] " . ‘ lpplc Wm 1" 1' _ mm‘,nvoi)lfl§§. February 3. (he confirmation
persons in Connoctxcul. according It)‘(~ia_q:< j,- being formed and my next
information ,th‘n yl-Stcrdav at “minim-lint: will be Sunday at 2:1)" 11. m.
ofl'ivn of QM. :Yatp down-Imp,“ of “my. Tomorrow. Saturday evening, lne
... H ' _ ' Tlinily
H‘“ M‘n‘l- "”‘l munv linw will: u l'm-rl nn'l Hill; by lhl' row
thew an: rl-il'fillm'm‘lillli. llul f-wv )1 lm‘. ()n llww I’Ulll s-vcuings lhr- pica «-
them 1.1"; in 5m”. inmmumng being mu club rooms lnukv 2: mow. inviting

__ . place to 5:“. .
cared f’“ upon ”“1 Tim nvx! rvculur nil-“tin: of tho

Mal-P. and in ill“ majority 0f “11>‘l‘5 lhi‘ I'llll) \vill hi- ll0'lll on Honda} "H‘nilill
blind I)C'l‘\‘0llr—‘ both llli'll :lnzl wmmn, m \ n't-Tt'u'k Thi~ him-till: isjwld on

\lnnduv !'\"'llll‘:L' luv lhv purpoao of
o m2 11‘ v rk ' >Ollll‘ llutlc and ‘ . . ‘ ’ .
nuns. ) v 0 ‘IL mvmz lhv- lllf‘nlhvl's or ihw chill on or:-

cul ion for 0:

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SILVER VASE

The cxvculivr
FEirflc-ld
prescntr-d

FOR
MISS OLMSTEAD
committee of the
Farm Bureau has
Olmstend.

Couniv
Alias Elizabeth
of Norwalk. wkh a handsome alive:
vase bearing an inscription noting tin.
appreciation of llle Farm Bureau of
her services durin: the years that Shv
was connected Willi the organization

 

of a. piece or two of KNIT UNDERWEAR to finish out the
seas-on, it will be to your advantage to look over the
ODD GARMENTS
In Union Suits. Vents and Pants
that we in selling at reduced prices to close.

Nothing more need be said when prevailing prices of
underwear today are remembered, except to recommend
your early sharing in this offering. The garments have been

 

in tho mm. ity .2: secretary. Eli‘s conveniently priced on our counters for easy selection.
Olmstcad revicnezl her porzi'ion in (hr~
.summcr and ln-x' marriage 10 Roy

Mill's (‘luh will llilve u good.

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“1"“ out an “\'i““““‘" .pm'lunily :n :lur-i‘ul- 11w annual moot
Burton Bcavon. “ho urmlunlml from ins: on 'l'lh «tiny mulling,

the School for llll‘ blind onJlolcmnh' " ' ‘ 4

street, and who‘was 5an by the Slalx‘ESNAKE CHARMERS’ SUPERSTLE

board to l’arkins Insiilulp in \Vul7‘1" T'ON-

lown, Mann. “an“! the homd's “HEW 11 is :1 curinu> luv: that the snail...

at ”W ‘l‘aDiVOI .\'P>ll"“lu}‘- ll" hzhi (‘llflllll'l‘s or lndizi change their Vic--
Sun-led a piano tunini: l'usim‘“ m l'uus (-vm'y your. luring looez‘s tile
Bridschm-l, ‘m-L'inninu lust \xu-k. and 5mm” lhvy hmv Ind for exactly a'
i: making :1 :fllt'Cv‘r‘s of “- éymn“ m ihv \vrr day. and prouilug

. . ,...,-. ._ . .. . . The
NEW LONDON TO RETAIN ‘zsuprwlilion in ill.“ f'lll‘ll‘ly l.\ To [lie cl"-

OFFlCE' u. s. ENGINEERS'M-l mm mm- 1r “-..-.- over individual".
isnukvl hcwmrs incfl'vcinul lifter exA
’ They rile as proof
lhw furl firm :1 foulalo
Snake-charm: r nflrl‘mlwl in
k((,-]_) a pal‘liculuily fine specimen be-
yond the specified time. The result
was fatal; the woman died from the
creature's bite. This odd belief Could
be easily explained by the fact that
knowing thin legend the women lose
their confldence.—Wlde World M388-
zine.

’zfrxSh uni-S in (HR? lhl-ir places.

 

. . _ . ."u-tlv‘ on” ywlr.
“'tvshmelon. n. C. Jun. 1: » l‘hc ol- ‘ ’ ‘

fin:- of [inland STAN-:4 l‘llL'lnf‘l‘l'S \vill.

\’t-ll".1’»‘pr?(\l‘.l“

, rum-
be moinlained in New London. (lespllw

‘lhc- «:Slu‘alishm’m of :1 Slllllllll Milan
.3: Providence. .\'-')llm} to this effect,
{“1359 l'é'icrfivnl to'lov lnv Smmlor I’mnk'
B. Brandegec and others. who have
met; inlm-l-sled in conlinuini: the
office

 

GERMAN I DESERTERB

GENEVA, Jan din—An enormous
number or German subjects from
Switzerland to their former homes.
mosl of them deserters from the Ger‘
man Arm;~ during the war, is notice-
able hero. iollowin: the remmt (1n-
acnuem of the Amnesty law in Ger~
many.

It has been iwr'L-Ssary to double the

*for the Children

Wise mothers buy them because

rush across the frontier. Swiss news-
papers évprc;~:< :tz’iisfarlion al the dc-
parlure oi.’ the Germans and are call-
ing upon the government. to cxxwl
some of ill? notorious spie'S. who are
said still to rrmain at Lugzlno.‘

 

commissioner ordered
'.sweeplng done at
‘mide.

 

The helm h _
downtown street

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RETURNlNG HOME

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hive

Chapman. ot the (lonnectlcut. Agrirul
mml college formerly garden super-

visor of Nom'alkuwlll take. place

11m near future.

 

TO T30 BANKONG IN CHINA.

Hartford.
Bank of China.

Jan. lfi.~~~The
Inc, capitulmul
$1,000,000 and which will engage in

Amcricam

The N. E.RYAN co.
So. Norwalk

in

at

COAL
Wood & Gra'

Devine Bros.

Inflow Ave. and First St.
ETEL. 53

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GOOD GOAL. Prompt Delivery.
In All Sizes and Quantitiu.
Also Hard Wood $5 a. WW.

L. EFF RON

8mm. ”I'm“
14.441. 101.441.
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busincss in China, Japan and the Far . ’ " ' ’ " -

East. today filed incorxmmlion paprrt-
ln the. office of the Secretary of Stale
The incorporators are: Charles Don‘t-v
of “'ashingion. D. C: Samuel Spring
of Boston. and Perry A. Allertou of

Boston.

OPlUM SEIZED IN RAID.

New London. Jan. 16.——~Lce Dco. (‘hi~
nose. was arresiod hero last night by
’internal revenue officers. tollowins: a
raid on a Golden Street laundry con-
ducted by Charles Lam. charged with
violation of the Harrison auti~narcolic
The officers secured a quantity
and apparatus

80'.
of opium
thc drug.

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for cooking

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at Asscmblv
Thurs., Fri, Sun, Jan. 13—16-17.

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LIVING ROOM FURNITURE.
' Library Tables, Telephone Tables, Davenports, Settees,
Morris Chairs, Big Leather Chairs, Rockers, Sewing Chairs,
Sectional Book cues, Red Cedar Chats and my other items.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY. .

RAYMOND h DON

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We will buy your hm“
goodu, raga. paperl, junk and cl
second hand goods. Anything ’0‘
have. Price according to the gun!»
ity of the goods. A aqunre 1113‘
always.

PHILIP P. MAHONE‘r

62 Van Zundt street. Phone 3312-5
Second hand goods always on salo.

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«THINK OF IT! --
OUE TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 113.

liken in need of COAL or MASONS’ SUPPLIES
call 113 and you will be connected with

 

 

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At All Houre

VICTORIA TAXI CO. '

‘ Phone 937
65 Railroad Avenue.
South Norwnlk.

 

108 Water St.. South Norwalk.

For the convenience of our customers orders may be left,
or pgyments made, at Raymond Brothers’ office, 24 Washing-
ton t.

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Harris & Gans

 

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YARN which has been put aside for customers, for the com-
' Rafi—of garments, will be kept for. them’ one'wgek'lo—nger,
unleys we are notified that they wish to have it reserved.- for

 

 

 

_ NEW
STUDENTS
MAY ENTER

ANY DAY
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' THE HARDWARE a:
AU'Io SUPPLY < o.
, (2 Water St.
Phone 12215.5. 80. Net-wont, a

Mate Parts, sum:- ‘.
(hum Brunhu

, 3mm mm m‘
I Booony Gasoline and m
Auto Supplies. Thu :11de

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Ladies’ Sport Oxfords
Dark can call with military hauls, blind eyeuu and imita-
tion tip. . " ”W
Black calf, with lbnglvamp, military heel and. blind eye-

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