Henry Peterson of Cottage street
is ill at his home with typhoid fever.
Howard Anderson and family have
moved to Osborn avenue and Cottage
street. ' I).
Robert Ryle of Stamford was a visi-
tothin East Nor-veils- ~on - Tuesday on
business.
Ground has been broken on Gre-
for! Denim. for the new home of
Jules Vaast.
The tug Milton of the Red Star line
put into the. local hllrbor last evening
hr supplies
' ——-Clearu.nce Sale. No more high
prices. M. Josem and Son.
Mrs. Oscar Anderson of First street
Jl‘e expected home from Atlantic City
In a. few days.
Charles Stiles has moved into his
new home on Myrtle street from his
former residence on Betts'place.
Mrs. Elizabeth chpert.... of ’l‘letts
Place has been entertaining friends
and relatives from out of to‘Wn. at her
home here.
James V. Worth of Elmhurst. L. 1..
has moved to East avenue during the
past week. and will mike his perman-
out home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Courtlnnd D. Ferris of
Hartford. are visiting Mr. Ferris'
mother. Mrs. Arthur ll. Ferris of Ho-
wan street for a t‘t-w days.
were found to be deficient in this res-
pect.
John A. Johnson. of Rowayton, who
was summoned to appear before the
local authorities. resterdny. was .,on
hand accompanies by Attorney Bani
Connery. o: Flt-nth Norwalk. to _an_-_
sive language v-eferred against him‘
by \V'. J. Rs’le. of Stamford. Titer-g
seemed to be Conflicting views as to
whether the afleged assault was com-
mitted in waters adjacent to Darien.
where thc'local authorities. would”
have power to act. and Judge Selieck.
was not inclined to allow the matter
to be threshed out in his court. The
case has been dropped. "
BELL ISLAND
'Preparations have been completed
for the bazaar that is going to he held
at the Bell Island Club tomorrow
evening.
—'-— ’\
The weekly display of moving pic:
tures at the Bell Island Club last night
proved to be as entertaining as ever.
A nice number of the residents turn-
ing out to see the pictures.
1‘ ROTON POINT
There are no excursions or picnics
scheduled for today.
__..__'.
The number of balm-rs: .'ll the Ilcnch‘
was rather slim yesterday as the nil“
wns anything but enticing to a (lip in
the Sound.
__..._—
(‘ongrr gzltional:
automobile} lava. “very few. however;
swer to charges of assault and aim-J
tux-etechnicisn ands-em once! ,
areauorepresenthinttspcrsonneM .
Twenty members are sons 0130.1”,
,tion Armyvoflkers. Five of the bondsp
ffl'en served Overseas during the wor.
along them being Chaplin-Major J.
Allen. who was attached to General
dquarters at Chaumont. and who
was decorated by the French Govern-
‘lfl’ent for bravery. Another lumber
of the band is attached to the United
States Intelligence Service, and as-
Tisted in the exposure of a. number of
enemy aliens. among theim being Cap-
tain von Papen and Captain BOY-Ed-
The band plays music. composed and
inted by the Salvation Army head-
'qnart‘ws. which music is circulated
fithroughout the world and played by
the '33.000-8alvstion Army musicians
that girdle globe. Some of the
music inclu ed in the band's reper-
toire is composed by some of its mem-
bership.
’T’W- mun-lends of men.
Sweeney are remember e
him.
scenes on the now
he is passins through-
and her two
Martin L. Steup.
angst-guru. Lrsce and Ruth. have re:
turned home. am? a number of weeks
absence from town. They spent the
time with relatives in Dotroit, Mich.
"
L. J. Reynolds and .
Norwalk, whowere touring through]
the Mohawk Trail with their familiesl
returned last night after a very pleas-
ant trip.
. _____...
Patrolmin Hilton Lockwood. who
has been enjoying a lhreexiays vaca-
tion. will resume his duties this even—
'The hand is one of the oldest in log.
" '- ’ ~ ' - been organ- . _—-———
3““ York cit). having Harry Innea. of Springdale. was a
lzed twenty-five years. during which
(time tours have been made in Europe.
'Canndll and the United States of
ericn. The versatility of the band
its accomplishments are empha-
rec-cnt visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Brown of this city.
._.‘—
Dr. and Hrs. George VVenner enter-
aha
sized by the fact that each of its mined u, theitr’gue-tsu. a," gt‘gierugast’
members is also a vocalist; the whole week. DI} and Mrs. id , . i p .
at cull resolving itself into a of hewiork and Broo in.
__.....
Whomas l". Dowd. of Belden avenue. .
was in upper New York state on n
hlsuuss trip yesterday.
,___________————-———
STREET PARADE FOR CARNIVAL.
band _
lllull' chorus of exceptional ability.
t These musicians. who have charm-
cd r-nm-ulous audiences in Europe and
Amcricu. are now on a tour through
Connecticut. lihodc Island. Massachu—
Maine.
sett::. New Hampshire and
"’"r‘f.:“*..:r::.:*.“:.:.:;'.:‘ 3:52 2:333: m m ..... w... m... ..
anHt. . l . d. “'11! 0
certs in seveml cities where special
blind-stands hllu- been erected for the
occasion. and will. on the other hand.
render encu-d concerts ill some of the
largest buildings in other New Eng-
ll-nd cities. Thl- mnvoralty of several
laun- citlvs “ill olllcl’nllv welcome this
Even‘ I. ha" urdny.
On Saturday evening of this week.
the first annual carnival of Mulvoy-
'l‘u rlov Post. No. 603. Veterans of For-
eign \Vars. assisted by lfncns Tribe.
...._.__ The Sinnwich . ' .
Miss lillzcl :o-ml. who has h...~h,church (lt‘ Stunll'orrl. lll‘lll :ln outlng‘llmml to their respective ccnters. 5.0- 36- 1 O. R- 11.. “ill be openedi
' 4 .4 . ..- . - r. . .l l . ~- . - With ll street parade. headed b3 the
summering in the Adirondacks ls «xx-.10 ”11' Poll" .‘iellrdd- HUMHL. UNI (nioml \\llltnln McIntyren com . h d i h 'iil t rt ‘
pectml to rll'llll'll ll) “'1‘ Imnu- on \.lu buskvl lunl‘llt'lills ill the grow. nmndinl: New England. will p of the Americnn an . “’11 C 1‘ 83 fl
Zandt stre-a-t in .4. short hm.- -———‘ party and will be- accompanied by 7 OCIOCk- D. T-
_____ The high waters for lomorow nrell.iwut.~l'nlontl Ho‘wrt Salndnll. cditor- After following a ”39 0f march. l0
‘Mrs. Ranker. of New .lm-sl-l'. :lnd llt'l' 7333‘; l” ”1“ morning; I‘ll" lllfill ill . ill»r‘hil~f of thc Sull'uilol. Army's publi- be announced-1|“??- the parade Will
sister. Miss 15”,, 1mm.” of ,\'ew York 12:36 in the evening. The wall-rs arelczllions. Adjulnnl George. Darby is "“3 at “39 Gain?“ flounds‘in “‘6
city. were week-mill “sinus with .\ll‘.fllil:ll led-13' :1! it“: in the morningnln- bnmlmusirr :.nd has for several ni-"f’dl‘lel‘ lot. . Lorth Main street.
and Mrs. ('harlt-s S. MacDonald. or and .‘LU‘J ill the evening. lyrurs llcld this relation to the band. Where carpenters are today nt work
ladlic (H't‘lllll'. ' -—-«--r—-——.———— -- erecting more booths and enlargir‘1
__ Tomorrow the American (‘hicl't moron EMBARGO LIPI‘EI). the dancing platform. so that more
A lllt’lllll»lll.:lll .«nil. .Il'l’lill'll ('.lpl:~illgcomlmlu imploi-m-s :n-v bookr-ll I0! - couples can be aaomodated.
Frml l.O\l JU)'S slump was plulun ll llll‘irl‘llt'll ho-r: 0n thI-ll‘ l \cllrsioll on lmnr-l llA\\-'Sll.\'. Y. T.. Aug. IS.—-Th9 Invitations to participate in the r-
.ihis (-v» mm: m JI number or m.- l'lll- thl» Sll'llllll‘r Nzlssulr mm strong. 'l'lu l-‘,l':lll(‘ll States (law rnment has lifted mic have been sent to the posts of the
pluyl-s ur tllI' inull tellphonv M- will br :1 special tllllll‘t' in “It (-\l-llilll:,lll'- embargo recently imposed on V. F. W. llnd'Amcricnn Legion. in
Chung: llll lv"‘.l‘l.~" 4." the \Vt'illlli‘l‘ thelglw-n by lhl l'ri~lc ol' t'ourt .\'.ll'ruk'li:luor shipped through Alaska to the BridgepOrt. New Canaan. Stamford
Council of Noru-ulk. «_ \Kukon. the territorial! government and “’cstport and also to the 1/3810“
‘ Post in this city. The l'nlted Spanish
call may lu‘ [luslllonmL ‘
Tl": .\|'l\\' \"JIlli 'I‘I‘IIKIKI'I‘URIAIJ
announced today.
A month ago the people of the Yu- flVnr Veterans. the G. A“ R.. the “'0-
——(‘I(-:.r:lnrl- .Qll" No more high,
3m”... _\l. Juwm and Son. s‘l‘_\|-‘l‘ I\.\\ll. kon \otod for private importation of'men's Relief Corps Battery (‘- 193M
. The Sulmlmn Ann.) 'l.t'l'!’llllll1llSlilll‘ liquor for llt‘vorugc purposes. but fed- Motorized Artillery and the Combat
(:4.le Imv- bH u 1. 4‘! iwwl l'lmll l'~\' l'..lml is .'l l'l‘llt‘\\'ll"‘l mush .ll .l;rl.'rrKn~ l-rul prohibition ofllcers announced Train have. also been invited to 501" “1
I‘lnllk lwsllv- inn: .lllll llllnll}. \l'lm.liml that is lllll '“uliulml ill chumclcl‘flhut the shipments could not go the parade. l’ncns Tribe wil also par-i
nrq- 0:1 :lll .‘llll'l'll’llvll" lllll lll \lum .Iin mun srnms i‘l.:lll Ull" through Alaska. Yukon authorities tlclpate. l
TIN" -H"'~l'\lNl'I'-v| in l'vtlllll to their, ’l‘lu- lilllll is ccmyumll m m-m-lr ll- m-ktll the British Ambassador at The purchasing committee of theg
ham. on \'.m 7.44m w... about lhcllnslrummlnlm.4 Mu.- :m- “ln‘flv- ”Washington to request n concession. T'ost were in New York city yesterday-
lint or tlu- month hmrl. lily ,\llll'l'.| .-n m :4: ulllm-nl. dc» us the only routv from other parts oncompleting their purchases of supplies
. ‘spill- lin- l.l('l lh.ll in :l-lllillon lo lhosv l‘nnndn to the Yukon crossed i‘nited'for the carnival which will be held
140“ W‘IU \W 1" ill-nil“: :llmmll thr- \\'llll .m mllw lml'll. l'l'lll'l'NJIllllHt'N suites territory. from the 20th to the Mill. Manv {c.1-
roml mil: r on l'nq -;....l \w-m- cum-Fur [Illsxpl Hailulnl. Snub-1L Norway. ' carts are planned lor every evening.
pl'llllivl (ll~ in lll- l-Www l.l\' l Il,’lll l'\ Il:l‘.'_l.lllll (in nu. II\. \\.‘Ill'N :lml l'lilludil ('.\BI'I~‘..\"I‘[ICK IS hTILL together with._a1nnmbt~.r Of novelties.
"sub 1N M Hm \1'Ht. l'.:'r~llll:~'lv;u.- .mm... llllll :.lllillIl’ “’ORRIED BY THUMB There will be: Buddies nights baby
.lulm lln‘mrls “.u mm: :o ll:\rrllli.’.ll -! 'l‘lu lmmi \illl lu- in n- this (“tilllllI l‘.\l:l:~‘. Aug. Ike-Georges Cltrpen- show contests. 'bcuuti' contests. nil-l
“W “WUW- ituxliull concert. ll‘oln 6.13 until 7:15». llcr hunllot llt‘ClllC‘tl whether he will others to numerous to mention. The
charge of J.
lluimck: lllo Square. ’l‘llcy'will lll'A
light ’l‘om (libbons‘the St. Paul light
. . . ”‘ decorations. l are
I lzllts fur the xll'upuwxl c.ll‘lll\:ll :l l-i\.» “1'11 1.): “31’0H10bllf‘ There will )lenvytveight. .In fact. ll is notcl‘i‘tfllll M. Moellcr Q ' of mention
in» “PM ".V ”V" Alrl\tY-ve"-l‘ ”uni: I in .wlllu «ml-s l._\~ Col. \\'lll‘l:lnl McIll~ “'ll"llll'l‘ he will remain in the ring at as they are ""0 - 90"” ““h
lu'illlll l' l'nlllllnllv \\ lll l1" lllllll' .ll l ll) ll" :1! .l .llln r kill-illil'l'eL‘a‘fg ‘)"‘”¢..‘.\ILJ auf \"Y‘ffllflfl l, 'rtr. 'I’Wi handsome- '
Fpt‘l‘lJl lllm lllll! --| HI: - ll'o ll.'l'|llll 1'1? l';i" l‘\' llll‘llll'il' (ll' lll'ifi llllllll Eth‘zl 'l'lll‘ l"i‘l‘llt‘l‘i fuelvyweight says ll all M‘ l
(‘IH‘ll'll-"Vll ..l l‘w I4'l"l' :x' to '1: ,"-l l... \v z . _. . s \nluumnlx unit without. .dr 3" lids upon the rrsult or a thorough Rumor had it this mornim: that .1:
at 1!. 'l'll l""'l’\' ..-l \. .. 7.l.'lvli .slv-4v"v.,m; . .l.~. llll'l ‘\‘ln u not (in duty as t \zlnlinnliou by specialist“. Which hr shark had l'wrn killed oll' Keys-er YF-l
11ml t"-\lll|lif l-\.lll;l Ilul‘lc lllllsn mus. llll‘)‘ "V“ «In: plans to lmdt‘rlzo at the end of several land. h." 0"" 0f ”l“ priests m l‘t‘ll'l‘ftt
--—-—-— lliuwml nl: \illillll!‘ lines of ('nllt'lanl‘ in \vw-ks' \‘ztt‘lllillll. llc declares he is at Mnnrcsn lllstitutn. after H. terrific
ll.lrl \. \\';.l. l‘lvll'. ul tl'\\'. l. ri.rl~ : .Iw' 1...“..mum with the national mlmln- still worried hv his swollen thumb and battle ycstr'r-lm' nilcrnnon. The shzlrk
in llvv >1 ll: l lv» ill: ll 5} ll{l\v’!.'lllll mm 13.4““ h,;l41l‘|“|r1‘-r§ of 1}“. sale“. up", ““1 have his heart examined. was Nild to l" :\ hllmvuvr head. :lll-l
IV.“- H H "W" 'V" \l‘” ”'m' " l lion Arm) in NH» York city. A nlllu- l‘urpl-nlier dlwlnren that if he filllllly- about ten r. " ‘0'“:- Thls morning “‘3
“(Wk .‘x I 'H" """lhl' ‘~ bi“ l' llllll- ‘ l “l' tv' ll.l- men an clcl'lcnl woer‘s. f"lll('fl he is Ill-l port-ll to take lll“ end conlirmmlwl of the rumor could lw
"‘1 l" """I’ " ‘- ’5‘ “I I 'lHlv -l ‘vlu:l.»~.4 rs. ( tillers. proof—readers. nt‘ his lighting carver philosophically. obtained, .‘l: ll ll was said llllll lln shark
“1W” “' H'“ N l"‘ “11"" "'L'Pii'm 0‘ prlllll-l's, accountants. A motion {‘10- havinl: bl on u boxer l‘or lift-tn ,vcllrl-l. had lnt n sun'lcv d ill the waters thcl'c.
‘lll l lllll- ll l. in in 1:4 MI till .‘lllllllldy‘ ‘
(\l'lllilL. .‘ll-lllll'N 1‘ 'i_'lll. ”u— ' .... .———-- - k
V___- _ ., . .- ‘ _ ‘ ‘ ’-
T\ll; Hlnl Mrs l'llill'llr'lx' Gl't‘lllwllllll ‘ ’-
Illlll MI .I ml .‘ll':~ l'l llll. lll'lllll'w. \‘.'lll) ' _ ._
:Il't“V.l-‘»lll1".ll|.llilulllllllllS;ll‘.llllL:.l. I? ‘ ' 71‘
l.:l'.l in I'll" .Illll .\l.l'._':l!'.l l".’l'l:~' “‘lll lll‘ - .
""‘-“ ”WM“ -l \Hl‘lt .‘lll‘ lil'l'l’llWOOIl ‘ E V yth .
J< lvl.ll ; l \\ul.‘~ "."lr‘flll'lll from his ‘Ier In 01
llllfil- lvll-: :ll ll)" Full-Illi‘ Title
:ml ’3 ll.\l llllll'l.ll.‘. 01' Sl.lnll'()rll. - l
'i'llr ll..lll_\ l‘l‘ll-lllls of Mrs. ll. ll. G. '
11ml: (ll \'.lll '/.:lll-lt sll‘l‘I-l. will lnl .
,,:.......l l4) ll-nrn that a recent opct‘a- —no In 01 s OW
1mm l‘vlr lllllH-llllll‘lns. pc-ri‘ormml fit ’
ill: .\’ul'\v:llk Hospital. by his. \Villll‘tm'
\V. Tracev. was sum!
Mrs. Ryder will he‘-
within :l_
\V’illillln
“awful and that
able to return to her home
couple of \VCL‘kS.
ROWAY TON
__.__._.—.
Llr. and Mrs. \V. ltnylnoml lellrr
of Glenbrook have returned from .1
trip to Toronto lllld othl-r plums in
Canada.
J llnll
MI.
DARIENd’cNOROTON
___._
Gen. and Mrs lll'llL» t‘. llmlgl-s are
on the way :0 ‘.‘ll‘\|lltllll. \\'llt‘l't' they
“rill be the glli‘SlH of All: llllll Mrs.
Franklin Jones-l.
Harold Mort-house returned yester-
day from at two class‘- uuto trip. on’
which he was accompanied by several
of his friends.
H. B. Cook and Hey C.‘ Luster, with-
the members or their lumiil-N. wcl’t-
among those who 'li_|0)"1l lllv- picnic.
)‘CSWHMU‘. iriW'Il b_\ Ilnv .\‘l-\\ (.lll:l:lll
Grunge.
Dr. illi'l Mrs. H. l) Henson, of 0x
Ilium" lnull. hunt N‘llll‘ll‘ll from u
wet-R's stillllilll lll lirilllzrwntcl'. They
mil‘l‘“ lll" Il'ip irv auto. and rt-polt u
\u-l) delightful outing.
Mrs. Robbins. of Mansfield nu-lllle.
is entr-rtutr‘r‘: u visitor from Omaha.
.\ir. and Mrs. Gardner 'l‘rowllrivigl-
are among the (‘unlpt'l‘s :lt {’ppl-r Ille—
sis Lake, N. Y.
311‘. andhlrs. All‘rell Monro 1m”. ,4,._
turned from C‘Ol'llr-ll l'n‘n-ersny. zit
Ithaca. N. Y.. where they wrnl ~to cs—
cort their daughter back to l);[rin-n_
Miss Dorothea has been takingr a
course of instruction at that institu—
tion .
_‘
Alfred A. Milton. of Fairlie-ill.
Joseph ‘J. liejune. of Springdllle. ap~
running their cars without
of were fined $10 and costs each.
4 p In __State
and
‘ vented-before Judge Selleck last even-
. ”unarmed by the State police with
mirrors?
Police were again bus;
4
.._ rdsy afternoon lining up can
h do not com; withf‘thg Slam
HAT’S OUR IDEA in making
CAMELS—the Quality Cigarette.
Why, just buy Camels and look at the package!
It’s the best packing science has devised to keep
cigarettes fresh and full flavored for your taste.
Heavy paper outside'—secure foil wrapping inside
and the revenue stamp over the end to seal the pack-
age and keep it air-tight.
And note this! There’s nothing flashy about the
Camel package. No 533131 wrappings that do not
improve the smoke. Not a cent of needless expense
that must come out of the quality of the tobacco.
Camels wonderful and exclusive Quality wins on;
merit alone. .
Because, men smoke Camels who want the
taste and fragrance of the finest tobaccos, expertly
blended. Men smoke Camels for Camels smooth,
refreshing mildness and their freedom from fig};
fly aftertaste. ' . ”—
Camels are made for men who think for them-
selves. - ,
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rd W. WM 01
cards.
recdvins MEL M in which ,
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Greelim
_‘ . .. . .
isotherm-low. Mn.- 7:; A. :fiar-
charm; my“ accorded we. cheerful
, . , sender! by a. delegation o Pennsyl-
Ph new “‘3- vsnin. numerals-end mteféflcials. 4
use. He form
'80 declined
stay before taking up his 01150131“
State in Pennsylvania. "In
Grly was sum
to talk “llll r
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Solid Hoke! Silver
Tableware
mining, the August Sale with n
Cash or Credit Purchase of
Rom Furnishings frail
$50 to $100
Most Liberal
Mary period and its fine construction assures
factory service. CompliSes 54-inch Extras.
Closet and Buffet finiehoj in Jacobean (.
Trice.
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is extra.) if you want a tin- llcflrosm'alil.‘
adlnnlage of this Wonderful off. .4~
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Rocker—of :iezlsmg design and \ery durable
const:uc:iun. Mahogany {nu-hes and car.» back.
Spring sultr- th‘l-llslvrt‘ll ll] lil'ir‘ Silk l}: thunk.
Terms.
are in need of homefurnish-
ings we invite you to open an H
account and take advantage
of these values and terms. A
small deposit delivers your
purchase'and the payment of
the balance will be arranged
to suit your convenience.
Wm.& Mary Dining Suite in Jacobean
1 - This suite is a choice example of the durable. beautiful Wm.
many years
'cn Table.
. A s o
remarkable value at this Special August Sale 1.)?
Bedroom Suite in Mahogany or Ivory
A bcuutimlly designed Queen Aime suite superhlv construcici
throughout and handsomely leiflit .l in your choice of Mallt‘é‘t'fny
its cf I‘llll Size liow End lied. l‘rcsrxwr
31$?
his “mt.|Mufld, «nu. goito Pnris for a. short».ments today."
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if you
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of your llvlnz
‘ ’ a; .33 room. .
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slung buck,
5p: In;
scat and
is cuvcrt‘d
, 3 Po. Cane and Mahogany Suite
"A typical exnmple'of what our ‘rio‘c‘k offer}: t3 the lovers of tripe ‘
Splice. Chair and
5&5; 75
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design’
roughly Cull-
struclvu-i ('1'
call in :: ..;-
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Final Reductions In Refrigerators u...
‘ Three Door Sale 1.:rl Tow >2... “xiii l’--l"~l‘i U “I:
- \‘xllli white clunlri White «nlznrl luml 3nd l'1 “1...“-
t. food cazllpardnenls. (‘Cuipdrlnll ll ‘ llu:- . . . .-
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. ‘ a: .30 in. lliellls 44 ill. high. S‘J ll‘_, i332... L": ill. en on};
ll. '. wdn. i‘.l 31 in. wldc. 18 in. wide, 1.3 .n. limp.
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» ance 07.: Your Old Instrument in Exchezge.
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for
kitchen
requirement.
made throughout of
steel porcelain emul-
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front, companments
and drawers
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