TODAY
it «in Screen , ass cs
EMA...“ ‘ EDITH HALLOR
_ 1n Jules Ecken Goodman'-
BERT LY TELL “JUST OUTSIDE
THE DOOR”
A story of social intrigue and a
1 woman's honor
' ‘Vill be shown instead of Fatty
Roscoe Arbuckle in “A
Dollar :1 Your Man"
“THE
MAN
\VHO”
Sunshine Comedy
Two Reel
One or the biggest comedy hits
of the year
3 “ALL WRONG”
' PATHE NEWS
Holmes Travelogue
TOMORROW
'l‘ln- (lirl Beautiful of the
Screen
WANDA HAWLEY
In :1, romantic comedy special
“K [SS ES IN TIME”
TOMORROW
! 2 BIG FEATURES
“ALICE JOYCE”
__ In
“WHAT A WHOPPER" “THE SCARAB KING”
and
EDUCAT .
ION“ . Ethel and Clayton
THURSDAY and ELIEIDAY i in ""
4.
“SHAM”
MW
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
BROWNLEE‘S RUBE BAND
A Rural Novelty 1
FADEN TRIO
In “Just \Vait and See"
MOORE &. FEILDS
A few moments 01' darkydom
HERBERT a. DARE
Athletic simplicity
JACK MARLEY
The Guhby Glide Oi Vaudeville
W
..THURSDAY and FRIDAY ..
James Oliver Curwood's
“THE GOLDEN SNARE"
THOMAS
MEIGHAN
greatest Character role
he has ever played
“THE CONQUEST
OF CANAAN"
Booth Tark-
S ’ 01y
In the
Avian! ed from
inglon's
ilnyal James HOTEL
Restaurant a la carte ‘
ind Table de hote
‘to swim the. English channel on
‘ ’"I’JZ'Z “~37?“ "“" ‘
. _o—TEB scum nonwm mu m *
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,ATIEMFTS ill SWIM
ENliliSH CHANNEL
NI‘IVV YORK. Sept. 12.——The failure
of Henry Sullivan. of Lowell, Mass.
ms
fourth attempt. recalls the etiorts 0t
swimmers from all corners o the
world to acomplls‘h the feat.
()nly twice in history has‘the rest-
lless stretch of water given way to the
efforts of aquatic stars. in 1875 Cap-
tain Matthew Webb. an Englishman.
crossed from Dover to Calais in 21
hours. 35 minutes. He was favored
by a. light wind and a comparatively
calm sea. actually swimming about 3"
miles.
The distance across the channel at
the. narrowest point, Dover to Cape
lGris N92. :1 French headland in the
ll‘as do, Calais. is about 20 miles but
swimmers are compelled to rig-rag
in combatting the waves and tides.
The second successful attempt to
cross the channel was made on Sept.
6. 1911. by William '1‘.. Burgeias. an
Englishman by birth. but a natm ll-
ized 1* renchman Fifteen times prc'si—
ously he had attempted to make tiw
p'erilous swim. 0n the sixteenth m“
3swam from South Foreland. Dover. to
east of Cape Gris ch. in 22 hours. 33
-minutes. He covered about 60 mill-s
lurgcss‘ feat was considered mm
[more wonderful than that of Captain
WVehl). in that he met with the [Hard
‘adverse conditions. In mid-channel
:he was stung severely by jelly—fish :1
.hccame ill and ready to abandon tlu-
'swim. “’hcn but a short distant-c of'i
tlu- li‘rench coast he met the 01111111.;
tides and hauled for thrrc hours lw~
fore reaching slack watv-r.
’:'\'.0 other men said to hn‘ci-
wished the frat could not ])l0\ 1-
claims. Captain liuvis Dalton. of
York. declared he swam the channel
in August. 189m
:3 hours. 30 minutes.
havi- swam thi: entire distance on his
lilH'k. and to have been so liiintivd
salt water that his sight was impaired
for months afterward.
occutti -
Iii-.i
in
} Sum Muhoncy..of Revere Ihcirh.
Muss. asserted that he swam l‘riiii
SzingulI-c. i"l'.'lll(‘l“ to South i’oi‘nlunl
in September. lTlU‘s‘ but this was 1‘117
PTOVOII.
.lalwz \\':Ilfi'c. the veteran English
i'lc'iulii'ul rooms, with or with-
Uili bath at moderate rates.
lll‘jq‘iiflhi
t'.\l{l'l-‘.V’l‘ll-1I{ IS (‘OMING BACK.
“Hm“ sun's 'l'liAlNl'llt 111's “‘IIISON
H -,-l, 'IV.:/l"!‘ is Hialv‘ml i“ N‘I"'.vvl.-Il . ' _ .. '
h'ngiu: I’l'tn‘..’)'azi')') m. “Tin,- .\l'2\\ \Ulllx. i‘l‘lfl'. Iii ~~1tcports to
”I,“ “'lm"—()thcr Attractions. {‘11- contmry uplwitlistunding. Gus
’il“ “cg-mi Irwin ‘1,” Dre-sent Minx. \‘xilson says (it‘drkl‘s l'dipentiur 15
-ll “Jun-NH [ifOiilllliOlI '11”. M11" 1111111111: hack to this country to light
,.~,,,,i- firmwm‘: .n u”. {mum}: rule lit-"i ’l‘om Gibbons. \Vilson.‘ who trained
\"1'll Although ””3 ,WW W-hir‘ic is the French clmiiipion lor his battle
. ,,.;,,.., . 1L ‘rlif‘l‘lrlllies Lyit‘ll an op. Willi 'Jut‘k ih‘lllDSi'y. closed up the old
”mining to add new iaurcls to thos» training camp at Marinas-1H,, L. 1..
i l. . : .Ilrcruiy won its one. of the fore. yesterday. but said “.0 “If. ”MGR?
.1 ~.1 dx.1ni:.‘l(~actors (it the day. iii-4 put n into final". :tguin. beerges.
continued Wilson. “has hooked those
111.11.11-1111cc In such a production IS the
”UH.“ two Europe-nu bouts In December for
answer to the public de-
m uni for the lcndir'p; Kluge “4“,”me 1““ purpose of i"-‘"“‘~’_ 0111,4115 hands.
y I" in compliance :15. “W” yviih {he I: thry stand the strum ul‘liuttll’. and
.mhlm “I". that therv '51...” lm high [ um confident liloy will. (100,139.; Will
' ' ' ” ' hook passage tor America soon there-
. '1»,:. comedy as well as good drama. “a“: ' ‘
”W M“? Who" is a— picture that. i” "I think 111- will iwni Giilltfllls. As
w-li smiled to the attainments .‘Lil'l the‘m Iiiutter m. fact. I “PM“? that Car-
;.l;1r and his acting is the most cm 112— pvllllPr c1111 hint on} man 01' his
.11111- pOthbiO. The program wile In—
-lndo shorL subjects winch have, been
I'liom‘n from available high class ma-
lt muy surpriso'
Georges \vciizhi-il
“eight in thc world,
you to know thnt
169 pounds in his light with l’l'lllpst-)
“will it"llll; comedies and news "’3" and the only mark of iiw lldllil' h»
1”“‘5- ' rttrrlcd with him as he stnmu-il out (11'
”’—_‘—‘_‘"_‘_ the ring was a scratch over the right
I‘ZIII'I‘il HALLOR S'I‘AIUHHD eve."
“‘5 “59“] EMOTIONAL DRAMA “'ilson will sail for liiiropi- uthiu
AT THE PALACE TODAY‘ :1 t‘i-w days to join (‘urncutii-r in
_ France. He will prepare the l-‘rvnch
l'illllll Hallor. beautiful stage. Star. hoxcr for his two rim; cnguwwnvnts
who recently scored on the screen in
'l‘lnldrcn of Destiny." is to be prev
.1~nlcd in a second emotional drama.
"Ju:.l Outside. the Door." a Select Pic
l'Ht' at the Palace today.
“Just Outside the. Door" is a story
of a sister's supreme sacrifice. for her
khrother. a. story of hate. pride
.1111! Iovc that; moves swiftly along to
.. stirring climax. Edith Hullor as
Madge. Pickton, welfare. worker, has
lust the sort of a role. that" her tem—
perament and beauty demand.
Thrown by her work with the scion
ul’ an aristocratic furnily. she. falls In
low- with him. His family tries to dis-
on the other side in 1).. ‘l'llliil‘i‘.
Iil)\VINA I.\II’I’.OVI".S
AND \VINS FEATI'RIC
NEW YORK.
the. four-yennold filly
Sharpe Kilmi-r bought {or $11110. at
Saratoga. last month. has shuken off
the soreness she ~llSlIlli)'l‘ll in her last
two races and yesterday :il'iernoon, at
the Belmont Park track, she came
out and run on:- of t‘m- rucns of
her career. She was in her llt'Hl form,
lulu}. aided by :i. Sili'k‘: ii‘l“'.{. which is
her forte. she won t‘w .\'1..:.:1 Selling
Sept. ‘13. — Edwina.
which “'illis
“’4'”
i-cst
coinage the, match. and to this end Stakes in a izziluip \‘\’ l', l'luncy's
i-rfmis are ' made to compromise Crystal Ford mm swim} .mml w V.
Madge The girl goes to the million- Casey's Knish: . . via-r third.
:urc mill owner in the effort to clear Lawrence- \\':111»:-'-u~).' vizm- uppa-
l~~1 lyrother from forgery. and the really didn‘t 113;! ‘.‘.~ L ml was
i .oniialiui there mnlrcs advances that innit-:1 off.
drive her in terror from him. Il'nwl "*w‘“ ,._-. 7—-
Plunge liens to the. house, of he“ 1» :w‘- i “11.1 LII-Ill SIGN.N ’li‘ .‘I \\ \t; l‘.
lur shelter and how iwr 1.111%. i ('l'l'vS IV 159.2.)
" maid in H111 act or ran-rgg 1' .» .v (‘l’il‘.\~".1i Svpl, 12‘ i-v \ViL
“118"“ \'.'U."l(‘l‘l"lll_’ intern-«ting vi;.:“*' 1' ":2 iT‘ll'Ii‘cr \i-sit'rriwv " ..; :1 cos:-
E ,' "L(‘ in .11111;1 llll! (Winn-:11 \‘zitimv
MOORE"? (Q: FIELDS : 1 s f 1r thy:- i'.‘_’_' season. lll~ ‘nu'ame
—— ii'ix‘ (11 (in l‘ui-s Autud 4. when
In a Fro. :‘lnini-nts «if I);|I‘ky1l.:n1 A; nil v liu rs “'11s deposed.
I‘nhu-c This “bank 'l’i-r has been “1th tiu- club Four
~,_..--.__. coining hm:n from Philadtlpi1ifl
If you take :1 l‘lp to drtrkydom Grour Alexander. 'l‘is inittery
Willi Jami-s Mu» n “-11 Edward mute, 011.1 (mi two players.
l'Il'idfi at the I’uium- ’ I ‘1"5'lily, Friday iir was born in I‘aw Paw. Mir-l1... n
and Saturday you mil bound to be 1836. and besides bring: the gniingc§t
d1 lighted with Lin; _,o-.1:-11cy and with f l‘lC‘Iliiiti'r in the league. is also the only
ymir guides. Af‘COl‘vilHL; to those. two‘piuying pilot.
:ril'n “Darkydom” is thu- liome of all? ’
Hill in) good it: hiackfacp comedy; .‘IESII’HIS (GAINS (‘Izlix‘li TITLE
gangs and dances. ’i‘ht- (we hiackt‘acei ’I‘O I’I-INNAIVI‘. \
“uni-(Hulls and their efforts are called‘ MIC.“ mus, Tenn, Supt. 1.”..——‘vicm—
‘1 Few Mompnm ot' ljiurkydom.".lll'ii~‘ gainvd :2 clear title to ihc 19:31
’I‘Iu- two men meet and discuss a'Southern Association pennant by de-
'illl‘f' contest and each shows what fcriting.nirmingham. 3 to _. in the
’I" i-‘l going to do to win the priz—i. first game Of yesterday's (Yb "’ ' mead-
'i‘li‘1.. affords an opportunity for some er. at Birmingham.
cwc-plionnlly clever dancing. Then‘ The victory 33“? 3'70””th 3"- eight
game advantage over New Orleans.
runner-up in the race for the cham-
pionship. and assured the Memphis
club a lead at the end of the season
of at least sev n points over New 01'-
leans. .
lip-Ir: in some bright dialogue. a song
or two and a. hit of jazz and a trom-
in”)?
It lI-Il :ICN‘I‘ TODIORROW
\V.1111i:1
Ur IN I
FOUNTAIN GEYSER EXPLODES
YELLOW’STONE PARK, Wyo..
Sept. lite—Fountain Geyser. inactive
for qeari,’ a year. exploded suddenly}:
short time ago while 200 persons look—
ed on. Water spouted to a height of
nearly 250 feet in one of most spec,
tacular geyser exhibitions i'He park
has seen.
Penhup steam that had been In»
Iluwley will be seen in one.
lit-1L roles i: "A Kiss In Tirxie"'
whuli 11 the. feature attraction at the
Iii-gr- .It l(1rnOrr0W.Tile play has been
I-ronounced by the public and critics
:1. a real charming piece and Miss
llawley does her very best work.
M
O'DO'NNELL “Tin-s RflANNON.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept.13—-—
Ch‘rflle O‘Donnell. Cleveland light~
li-kn
vets out Eddie -
m
.4“ immer has made
tempts to cross and is plunninc .‘llir
min-r, In Scplcmlwr, PM“, he :Irl‘l\o-il
‘within sight of lhr- (‘nlnis pier hut inn
cunic ill and “:15 taken from th»
water. He had lH‘Cll in the “'ziirr '_‘7
hours.
In August of llmQ. .lamcs .‘ll‘lll'liS.
tho- Scoitish swimmin: champion.
no-urly lost his life in the swim.‘ H»
was ill unii drowninu whrn re-scviml
hy friend in mid—channel.
Montugu Hutu-in. of England.
seven times to cross. In
rived within a milc of
“‘in
1903 he ar—
I‘iover ui‘tcr
up because of exhaustion.
Annette Ki-llcrman. n nntlw- I...~
Australian. called thc wnFId‘s 1:111 11- v
woman swimmer. mud.» ‘
tempts without success
cltizcn of the l'niiml Stalls
I105!“ Ijilnllnr. of illusion.
Sowavrn‘.
Slit line. '~
Engiand in 1912 with‘ the avowed pur-
pose of conquering the channel waves, '
but never found conditions ravorabie ‘
and returned to America.
’Many others of lesser note have
tried and failed. Sullivan has declared
he will make another try in Septem-
THE
her. Omar Perrault. of Canada and ‘ m1
'Piraboschi. the Italian swimmer. are 178 East Avenue' ho k
training for the event. ‘ 1
STORM AT MANRESA. A Country Day SCh001
MADRID. Sept. 13.-——After a storm '
at. Manrcsa .81 ~ singular phenomenon 1 for BOYS '
was boserved: in the heavens. A great
luminous rOCtungular body crossed the
firmament from north to cast at tre-
munioiis speed. It was followed by
a lumi: ous tail from which what
lookid like sparks fell.
1: is hc‘ieved to have been a meteor.
Dyed Her Faded ,
Curtains and a
Skirt Like New
“Diamond Dyes" add years of wear
Fall Term Begins Wednesday.
September 28, 1921
Applications for the enroll-
ment of day pupils and board-
ing pupils are now being
received.
Due' to the many inquiries it
has definitely been decided to
21.1“: Chatclet. a little village two miles:
:14:
N v'w
covering 60 miles 111‘
He claimed 10‘
:31 unsuccessful :1? .‘
swimming 22 hours. 21 minutes. givlmz'
v ‘ {-3'
to “om, faded skirts. waists. coats,
start a kmd' ergarten for young
slorkin’gs. sweaters. coverings. hang- _
imé" ””‘W'ie’l evorb'thing. Every boys and girls — Enrollment
p.1ck: 1:» contains directions so simple in-
iilily woman can put new" rich. fade- should be made at 01108 to
sure accommodation
less colors into herworn garments or
,(lrupcru-5 even if she has never dyed
before. Just buy Diamond Dyes——no ‘ 0mm hours 9 to 12 daily
~other kind—then your material will .
comc out right. because Diamond Afternoons and Evenmgfi by
“H's are guaranteed not to streak, ' ointment
spot, ftde. or run Tell your drug- App '
gist “hither the material you wish to
.1H 1, wool or silk. or whether it is ,
lint- cotton. or mixed goods. W. T. COChl'an
11' ruin-um on Head Master '—
1 KIDNEYS BOTHER
COCHRAN SCHOOL. ‘
l-lat libs moat. also take gluss’of PHONE 244’ NORWAI"
salts before eating
breakfast.
! I'rzc mid in meat excites the kid-
,,.13_ tl‘I-} i-ecome overworked: get A
slxicaish. ache. and fuel like lumps of .
ll'iiAl. The urine becomes cloudy; the .
lilu-l'i‘T is irritated. and you may be The HIHSIde SChOOI
(IliilKoil to seek relief two or three Prospect/Hm, NOT-walk
times during thv night. \Vhen tne ' l
in.“ .35 1mg: you must help them Founded by
if 1xl~ (111‘ the body‘s uriuous waste or Elizabeth B. blend, 1883.
'_\..11'l'1 iu- :1 real sick person shortly.
‘,\1 '.‘.':~! 3011 feel :1 dull misery in the. A Boarding and D ay
“din-1' rcgion. you suffer from hack-1
:. in. Sick hrudui'hv. dizziness. slom-z 8011001 for Girls and
.-. lv :11.» sour. tongue coated and you,“ Little Boys
13w] tin-umntic twinccs win-u thei
This School offers sane and sound
training In elementary and acade-
mic subjects under the best au-
\\n 'Illii-f‘ i9 lHld.
1.3.11 is 53 Inn-at. drink ion; of watcr;
:1350 1:1: fiom :anv [Uhlrnlilt‘ifl {our
ounw-s (11‘ .I.1«I 541's; 1.4;. :1 “.111... spices. Large I‘aciilty of excellent
5110.»: $111 11 :1 2L.“ .u “.11” ln'lurv teachers. New School building Willi
lui‘ a :-u 4.1-. .-:~1 \uur; spacious gymnasium and separate
-\-\ v.1"l ”It! . - f -- sills 1:.m.f study halls for each department.
(1‘1 \‘ EH 1-4 111.. '- ., m “-1.1 (,5- Beautiful grounds. tennis court.
am" ' ‘5'”! "I" 1.11.7. wm'mw“ Upper School offers' general and
‘wnn ii“ i“ "m i W 1...” 1:»..1 (”r special courses. College Prepara-
1:: :1. ~:.~~~ i.- 1‘. . vacant kidneys tory reviews a specialty. Special
.2” i Tm": "h i‘_ M "“rm'”. "mi " courses planned for those not Wish-
“It}. .'|l>'i 2» c1: :1 ’lhv .II‘I'IS Illi ing to Work for a diploma.
umw Si. 1' .1 '.1 :21." r 1s :1 source of
‘iv-y1l;11mn. thu t udmg: bladder We-uk— The Lower School includes the
i'" Intermediate and Prl‘11ary Depart-
ment. Children are taught how to
study and lay a good foundation for
their later high school work. The
PrimaerepaI-tment admits girls
and young boys.
Arrangements made for meeting
children at the trolley. Chorus
class in charge of Lillian Sherw ood-
.' i S'llt!‘i9'humsl\'9: cannot in-
makcs a. deilighi’ul effervescent
‘:1v.'uter drink “huh everyone
1161! take now and th> 11, to keep the
. rys clean and {It‘li'flx lirugizlsts
ti‘lvy sell lots of .19.! Suits to
ho Iii-licvc in ovrrcimiim: kiii~
it 1:: Oill} trouble.
\
»--1» say
Mk?! V;
hey trouble whilv
AT PAL \( ‘I‘I
TH ICA’I'RI“. TODAY
Newkirk. Gymnastics in all grades.
Fall term begins 9 a. m. “Felines-
day. September 21 1,_ A
‘ MISS MARGARET R.
‘ BRENDLINGER, A, 3.
IMISS VIDA HUNT
FRANCIS, A. R.
Principals.
S D. G. CANDY GO.
WHOLESALE COMOROS
TIONEBY AND IO!
‘ CREAM OONES
53 Osborn Avenui
East Norwalk. 00ml.
Phone 479-13
. _ m--. ..
Fashionable Froc s
Appear to the best advatage when worn over theeorrect .7:
foundation. Before selecting your frocks let us help you to"),
choose a corset. Our stock cotains corsets which are“: .
scientiflic‘ally designed to meet the idividual requirements 05““
every type of figure.
Absolute freedom In everv pose, and perfect harmony with
Fashion S latest decree arr most Siicccssi‘ully attained in the
fitting of every figure by our expert (‘ orsetiore.
41/0!.CRBDE'MER'CHANDVSE nr "0.251?an Pmccr
86 Washington Street
THIS WARM WEEK IN SEPTEMBER
Can't last forever and when the snappy season comes sure and sans-i
factory results in heating the bedroom, bathroom. or living.
room may be obtained by using
A PERFECTION OIL HEATER
' All Models at 3 Reduction of 10 Per Cent
PERFECTION OIL COOKERS AND WIGKS FOR ALL STYLES
Raymond 69’ Son
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WALL AND HIGH STREETS 103W“
\
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly With Vaaat Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and Ma (1 e to Order,
ALL KINDS or sass-r METAL wosx.
WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
13 Raymond Street, South NOT-walk, Near South m Street.
THE GUN AND SHELLS EOR A GOOD
BAG OF DUCKS
Waiting In the blind while the ducks circle over your decoys-4t
takes a hard»hltting, evenly distributed shot pattern to bring do“
that canvas back onmallard.
Winchester shot guns and loaded shells are famous for their
patterns of uniform spread and hard hitting delivery. No duck gel.
through 3 Winchester pattern.
Winchester Leader and Repeater Shell
Smokeless powder. The famous Prestic waddlng. The right crimp,
Waterproof. The popular loads for duck hunting.
ALBERT ID. MORGAN
THE WINCHESTER STORE
Exceptional Opportunity
' To purchase
”2:1, new and sec.
' and hand radi-
FOOTBALLS
Are new on sale at
The F. Eel K. Stationers
16 South Main
ators at reas-
5 .onable prices.
New Ford ra-
diatdrs at first-
class type $13-
kinds by Expert
Mechanic
PARK CITY RADIATOR
COMPANY
' 98 North Main Street:
so. NORWALK, CONN.
Repairs of all
MEN’S PATENT DRESS OXFORDS
Meet the demand for all dress occasions
Made of. Soft. Patent Kid, with plain toes and flexible soles
P1‘ice $7.00“
A...
' STORE 'CLosss AT SIX
Milton Elwood
FORMERLY ELWOOD &. GLOVER
122 Washington Street, South Norwalk‘
Street - i
Saturday,
Saturday,
: Roton: Point Park
FINAL DANCES SEASON ’
Wednesday, Sept. 14
SPECIALS
at.
GilllilN’S
1 -
i
i
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
THE NEW MARION OXFORD
The last “aid in scasonabie SileS of Oxfords for women
Mahogany Blucher 3 buckle Oxfords with tan saddle
rubber heels . . .' .............................. $645
Mahogany Blueber, 3- buckle Oxfords with mahogany saddle
' rubber heels ................................ $6. ~
Gun Metal Calf, 3- buckle Oxfords with black saddle
rubberheels.. . ..... .. . ...... .46
‘ YOU MUST SEE THIS \NONDERFUL OXFORD TO .
APPRECIATE IT. .
/
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EW‘W
192168 Washington Street é: LION BRAND YARN '
i New Yarn for the Fall Sweater, and many other garments so neces-
S t 10 ir~c< 4‘! p sary for comfort as the chill} fall days approach.
ep . . % ”rs-9“ » 1 . , - -
i ‘ SliivWOOi Floss, n-Wool Knitting 1am, Germantown German
1 NOTICE i i Kni using and Shetland in‘new fall shades
. , p.
' We have pleased hundreds of peo-I l SigKnit- -P.ing Yarn so popular foxgngcarfshagd Shawls in black, white ~
Sept. 17 ‘ ‘ ple with Eyeglasses. Vie can please: and the ra ow s 3 es
you. i . Minerva Angora Yarn in grey, white and brown
" ‘ i i A : New Crochet and Knitting Books ' .
THAMER INC WM... 1.
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