.-
lieved that he would not recover.
. day afternoon with. Mrs. w. '12.: Ans-‘lgfiébmllon,
~ sent the local Circle at the state eon-
naoe in condition to meet Jack Frost. .l’orst was unablcto appear as a wil-
.1vinter nights are long but you can:
.help make them sh “
touch an Beltavenue. .haee'mdmeemo
, ‘ ‘ NORWALK Y; ‘ New York for the winter.
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Roy Merrifleld. ituwas learned today
J l~ ‘ n In d on the
Tomlin in still bel g p ye w” one 0‘ the witnesses in the “to
. t c . .
courts of the Nomi-walk Couurry lub ‘ “fiaccident rccentLv occur-lug at Nash 5
Members of the Woman‘s Auxiliary Corner in Westport. . : l
or Christ-church are meeting at. though”. .4,
church this afternoon. ‘ Eamon: those who attent’ed the 1W0-
“ . ’m‘hn‘é Foreign Nissionaxy Department
Local schools opened this. morning ofthe' Stamford Presbyterian’chnrch
utter heing closed yesterday in obser- were: Mrs. George leach and Mrs.
“trance of Columbus Day. $§cofiefd of Noroton.
The Boys' Club of“ Christ church” Mry I). Weed. Jr.. who has been
will hold a regular. meeting at the the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William LI.
church "1‘3 evening. Weed left the earl}: part of the week
.__...._._. for Exeter. Mrs. Henry D. Vv’eed of
MT“- Dorothea Kirhmich, 01' lCottaq'e Savannah. Georgia. 33 also the guest of
mt. is moving to her new y pur- Mr. and Mrs. Wee .
chain'd home on Osborne avenue. ________
'f’lle shore ro erty of Cyril Grim.
“153 Bunny Gleason. Of Port Cheo- mius was recgntl‘; sold to J. Frank
.xer. has been visiting with relatives?MCDavit a lawyer of New York. The
on van Zant street fol- several dayti. . iGoodwives‘ River Cottage. as the place
‘is known was sold with two and a half
James Pinch of Rowan street has
. lines of land on Goodwives' River hy
resumed his duties fit the E‘Wooqf‘llgl‘goyne Hamilton.
choc store after a. Vacation.
t
——I~‘ircmens Fair. Community It‘ll,“ At a recent birthday party held for
East Norwalk. Free Dancing. Door Miss Agnes Raymond and Mr: Gray.
Prize every evening. lBIiss Susie Lanzo announced her en—
—-—-—-—- lgngement to Jack De Martin of New'
Local contractors who are erecting Haven. This indeed came as a great
houses here. are rushing their work surprise to the many friends of Miss
50 as to insure completion before the Lanzo. Giovannucci Bros. Orchestra
cold weather sets in. of Stamford furnished the music for
line occasion. Among those present
,The parade of the Italian societies Wrre. lda Lowndcs. Doris Finch. Mr.
in celebration of Columbus Day. Gray. Agnes Raymond. Mr. ar‘ Mrs.
through the center of East Norwalk. Slawaon. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond.»
was witnessed by a number of peOple.‘Mabcl Raymund.
____._._ ' ————.———
Mr. and Mrs. William L. lllaecer of - The rummage sol; which is to be
Seaside place have returned to their heidon Fridaxlw the»Womcn's Guild
‘homc after an automobile trip of St. Luke’s in the Parish House. is
through upper New York state. and being carefully planned by those pro-
Masqachusetts. {tripling the affair. The sale will com-
-—————-— ’lmencc at 10 o'clock in the morning
Mr. and Mrs. Johll l'. ll'Amoris. of and continue throughout the day,
Philadelphia. haVr l’t’llll‘llt‘u to their Those who are working to make the
home» after slwmllllx lh!‘ Wetk Elld occasion a. success and doing all lo
and holiday with relatives on Fort reach the goal of 8200 are: Mrs. Her-
Point street. .3.‘l)e'ilt.' 3i. Dumbell. Mrs. W‘illiam XV.
‘W‘eed. Mrs. Walter K. Bennett. Mrs.
Friends of Usmr Nlcander 01' Fort Robert H. Billington. Miss Leach. Mrs.
Point strm-t who about a. month and. Floyd Delafield and Mrs. Simon.
3 half ago was struck by an autom’oi" " ‘ ——-——-—— .
bile and seriously injured. are glad-’2; Inn infomial gathering was held last
to learn that his condition is ’mpl‘Q‘v‘rtevcning at the home of mu Hines of
mg. At one time recently it was tic-West Road. The feature of the even-
. Ling was a solo by Joe Lombardi who
. -,l«l.~liaereo. "“God Needed :1. Songbird in
Sou§h._.H?aven. So He Took Paruso.” .Tho
Bnptist church met yester; Dal‘ien Harmontst" furnished the
' The orchestra consists
tin. 51 Sea-view avenue and disposed of four pieccsnt present. Veto Gilt-an-
of considerable work. A social hour 3Cyl at the piano, Dick Allendrotll.
was (nioyed following the businfl's‘cio‘llnist. Phil. lle'Angelis. mandolin
0‘ the meeting. land Ralph Ge'ntilv, :fixapllone. In the
future the hand will have a drummer
‘us l'roi'. Lombardi has obtained the
ssxyiccs of :1 New York Jazz artist.
*J e‘
§ ,Thc Sewing Circle of the
‘Norwalk
Tonight there will be ‘l-‘iremcn's
'Night” at the Mayflower Howu com-
pany Pair. (‘fofnmqn'itv Hall. lye-lust”:
tions from the various companies n.
this city. and also from out or town
DRIVER 0F AUTO
companies will he presult. .Maxofia:§; HELD IN HEAVY
Calvin l.. Barton; and members of . ~ . » V
new_cotlllcil have also signified their! . BONDS TODAX
intentions of being present at trial. ,
nighfls gathering. There was a goo ‘ -. Continued from
vie
l
First Page.
discharged from the hospital yesterday
afternoon following the hearing con-
. ROW/11’1" 0N
. . ., promising that they would appear as
William Sickle's. \th’ is- employed ‘Vm’l‘gmfi “flu“: ““9 -” 1’0”“ ’5
attendance at the fair last evening! ' “"'
ducted by Coroner l’hcla They were
' allowed» to " (ft-part for " ome after
in Railway. N. J.. spout me.~week end HUMOR? to appear before the “fast.
with friends} ' t lport or higher courts on the charge
under which he is now held. l
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,Miss Olive Cole of Rowayton ave-l rho accident resulted in Gelson
line is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas. :30, of load Ho'we avenue.
Henry Lench. of Brooxryn. N. Y. lilrrmx. being killed ,outright. and in
,V 2 >1 ‘ .r'nlexa'nder Andrews. 24.. of 952 Oak-
Captain Presto; Hart of the New land lilac-n. dying at the hospital short—
"York. New Haven and Hdrtford raikiJ-V following the happening.
road. resumed his dutius in New York. Richllolz, it was thought. was serl~
city today. [ously injured but it turned out that
.he was suffering from the shock on}
Rev. G. A. ‘Baird is enjoying
annual vacation and during his all-F“ hours rest. i
sencll servicr-s will in: conducted :13! Arrangements have “‘99" made fo: ’
usual. (.‘zlptnin C‘Mries “oil will opq- 9““ Wing 0‘ ‘1 surely bond for 1’0”?“
duct» tho prayer s‘ervictvs this evening Enid he will he released from the limit.
a'r'tfle church. . ~ . ‘tal as soon as his condition permits.
- l Testimony of the witnesses before
Mrs. Eugene (‘llsllmnm Miss illlrx-Tr‘hm'lv-r l‘hrlan tended to show that
Hart and Miss 1. li. Higgins w”... flp_§l<‘or.~'l. who was driving the car. was!
pointed delegates of tlm I-lvvr l:early,lllllldfll lw powerful headlights of 1.
Circle of Kings? Daughters. to repro.pl'lut-lmund car. Being unfamiliar‘
:with the road over which he was driw .
ling for the first, time. he ran off the
--—- Mism’llll cm‘vw of the E. C. Nash placvw
As yesterday (Columbus Day) Midvrashlnl: into the pole.
a legal holiday in Now York. it gave? The only Witnesses ovnmlnod l‘vy
many of the commutcrs the oppor— [Coroner l‘lwlzln were five of the pus”:
tunity of raking up lie-ad loaves abouéls‘cngers in the automobile. They all
their property and placing their turélfag‘r‘tred to the some story. Because
vention October 26th and 27th.
. guess. Coroner phPlail continued the
Another local scaman left recentlyihearing until this afternoon. He is
on a voyage. He is Edgar L. Raviiex‘p'ectcd in Norwalk at 2 o’clock.‘A!y
mond who sailed Monday from Newmbnt time. he will examine Farsi as
York for Montreal. “’1an Mr. Ray-,wéll as quostion any other witnesses.
mond leaves Montreal he will be head,- l
ed for Texas on a. Standard Oil Com:
pany lioat.
GEN. DOUSMANIS RETIRED
-— ' ATHENS, Oct. 13.~—General Dons-
Thé’ merting of tho Rowal‘lnn Civ— '»inan’is. who resumed tho office of Chief
ic Association has been postponed of Stat! of the Greek Army Tuesday.
from Monday evening. October 17th, following his return from the war zone .
to Tuesday evening, October 18th. All in Asia Minor. was peremptorily dis-
members are llrg‘cntly requested to he missed on Wednesday, and was placed
present as impor‘lnnt business is on on the retired list. The reason for his
the calendar for that night. digmissal is said to have been diS'
.bleésure on the‘ part ofthe govern-
Postmaster Harvey Ackcrt has re. l ment with an order of the day that he
Coiled .1. communication from Con- legged, it being considered SUb‘
grenaman Schuyler Merritt. stating that *v‘ergive or discipline. :
his rc-appointment as postmaster off Thexovemmenl's 30th“ has 0811395
the Hawai‘ton Post Office .was COD‘.P’ i186!) impression, owing. to the gen-
flrlued o n'l‘uesday of this week by tile eral’s unflinching devotion to the'
l‘nitcd Slates Senate. cause of King Constantine.
\
Chief Engineer Earl P. Stevens. ofw‘“Dam‘i“g tonight at the CMhOllC
the l'. s. M. s. 3. Philadelphia. of the:.1?a“gh‘°’s '3‘ Amprica Char“? Bazaar
Red 1". Line. sailed recently rrqm' 3‘ Red Men's Ha"-
New York harbor for Porto Ric-an" “*
and South American ports. Duringa} ér-Buy your Victrola at Donneily's
the ms; voyage the ship ran into a: 6n easy weekly payments. Store open
terrific hurricane but through rhjerenlngs ml“! 9 P- M-
aklll of the sailors on board they 1“.
managed to come- through clean.‘ ‘
‘ ‘ t
A “Q“; b00k C‘Ub is Shortly abo‘JtlumAEH M's Y
10 start in the village. In conju'ntr-“__: :7 . . K 9
Ellen with the. long dolly column 0 l
Rowayton news in The- Sentinel till: m" . ‘ . '
will add to the enjoyment of their“ 1 i .
readers of good reading- matter. They: ’ " i ’
ort‘er by giving: ‘
{your co-operation to the reporter in IAKE RIMES!”
this community. >
WEN
1
~;‘-.."Ieape's Diapepsm" is thequic'lgest.
&NOROTON W‘Q‘WM" for. male-nan. " a
. . . . ‘i Lifiatglence‘. Hefi’rtbnl‘hé» Soul-nets, Fer—l
mentation or Stomach Bistro. ‘
[A concert will beheld this evening by acidity.
the.1)mflon M ‘3. church by the immediate
;_A few tablets
or , or.
......m...;. we *
aria-m a, x
l
the result of" a wm'ot suggest-
iontreceived- by Police ,Comminaioner
Keeleritrom businessLmen in the city
and. those familiar , with .police duties.
’The fact that a. policeman Millie
on duty in tie First‘district police
station at all times duringwthe day
and night will be especmly pleasing
to those living in that district and
vicinity; Heretotore. there was s. desk
man on duty during the night time.
but none during the day time. Asthe
result, scores or “complxints «have been
received by city oflicials from persons
who had desired to communicate with
' , . i . - ‘
the police :1 an emergency fit the up i personnel and a 10 per cent. enlisted
town station and who were unable to
get in touch with-any of the police- 'm‘deus ’0' each °‘ ““99
men.
The two motorcycles to be added to
the department is a continuance ofl
the idea promoted during ex~Mayor
Carl A. Harstrom’a tuimirnlotration.t
that. the suburbs. including the Whia- .
ileville district and East Norwalk.
could be more readily policed during,
an emergency by that means. It is!
planned to have one machine in the‘
Second district and one in the First.
'l‘he.machine Will be used both day'
and night. .
Because the past administration did
not allow any money for a rmotorcycle.
it is planned to raise the money to
purchase the two proposed machines
by public subscription. To start mat—
ters off. Charles H. Harris has donni-
ed$25 and Councilman Keeler has
given the same amount. The Sentinel
will gladly receive any donations that
the local merchants and businessmen
might care to give. .
Because of the heavy traffic at the
foot of Armor}! bill. it has been dc-
clded that it was a. real necessity to
have ll patrolman on traffic duty at}
that point during the day and early‘
evening. A permanent traffic dummy
will also be placed at that point. ;
In the futures none of the regular
members of the Police Department
will be allowed to do duty at Roton
Point or any other siimlar resort!
Special policemen will be sent in their.
stead. i
'l‘hl- two motorcycles. it has been:
estimated. “fill cost about $800.
It is l
believed that either the Henderson or,
Indian make of machine will be put-t
chased. The mntorcvcie used during!
, termite-“forces. *Deflnite'ratios of aux-
I
John Hanson Thomas Harris and An-
mpment‘ixthem » . .
out. the some Welcomed to the
World Wtr'thlt‘dictateirthe annoy as
illary onus of the service have been
event of war. ‘
Under the new military policy there
will be: one regular divisionxtwo Nav
tional Guard divisions and the officer.
organized ’
reserve divisions in each of the nine
army. corps areas. The ninernneas. in
turn. are- divided into three
areas. each containing three corps.
To carry out this policy it has been
necessary to encourage in the Nation-;
3) guard formation of diviiiional auxii- '
iary troops and the. stunt organizations.
trains. supply units and other’ similar:
adjutants of a modern military force.
ORDERS CONFERRED “ '
AT FERNDALE
(Continued From First Page)
Brooklyn. N. Y.: Stanislaus Zabor~
owslii. "Pittsburgh. Pa. 5
Tim received the four Minor Orders
of Porter. Lector. Exorcist and Aco-
lyte: Messrs. Andrew Bednarczyk.
Wilburton. Pa€:‘ George Collins.
Thomas McCarty. Patrick McPsrthy.
. nu...»
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thony W'alsh. all of Philadelphia: 1‘.
Joseph Wrenn. Providence. R. 1.:
Henry Thessing and Anthony Lach-
owaky of Conway. Arkansas.
Five deacons were'raise’d to uni sa-
cred dignity of the holy priesthood:
Revs.” John Cooney and Edward
White of Ireland. Walter van de Putte
of Belgium: Timothy‘slbiurphy and
Francis Haas of Philadelphia. ‘
Immediately after tho Ordination
Mass the young priests gave their
first blessings to .their parents and
fa--.“
our ms ooh—n [S wonm
MONEY
Cut out this hlip enclose with he
cate, Ferndale.
er van
After spending dime
l
St, Nazareth. Michigan, midi
lmobih Wood Trim
army 8 "nvlew Ave.
map—mm
High cl»: Work a... Specialty
J. PREMRU SONS
East Norwslk'
PHONE ”6-14 '
’ Shoe Store l:
‘We carry a complete line
of W. L. Douglas .
for Men, Women and
Children
Prices 3 third lower than
last season
Q
eeler’s’ .5
The Store that saves you
money.
- . _. o e ~.< Al" '
Mayor Harstrom's administration was {and mail it ‘0 Foley 8‘ C0" 2335 She!-
mzd by tho-city through the-~Demo- imam AVE" Chicago. 1"» WWW your
”at“: administration. name and address-cleariy. «1 on will
"w” , *2 lreoetee in returnsa trial'package con-3.
TEXTILE woaxsns TAKE VOTElmnlng ““95"? H0“? and T“ CW“;
NEW YORK. Oct. 13.~—Members «Found ‘0' coma-©0168 and crow:
the independent textile unions through'lFOIey Kidney Pills {0" Dam in sides
out the country are voting today on azaf‘élr hack: grheunlw = backache.
proposal to amalgamate into a Single‘k’dney and bladder 31111133“: and
M
lllg’he ’recovcred with great rapidity “f“...‘fi‘lallghtt’l‘s Of America Charity Bazaar
{can sew
"offensive and defensivo alliance." to
be known as tilla Federate ATcxtile
Unions of America. About 150,000
workers are involved. .
The new organization would be
based on the “one big union" idea, ac"
cording to Russell Pater. acting gen-
eral secretary of the Amalgamated
Textile Worker: of America. one of
the leaders of.the Meridian move.
ment. The eight major textile asso;
cialions 'not .afliliatefl with the3
American . Federation of .Lahor and. fi‘
number ottmller organléations have
been asked to enter the merger.
{
l.
——"Banner" Layer cake. first qual-
ity. good variety. 56c; frosted cup
cakes. Mlc dozsr plain cup cakes. 30c
doz. Good ..sweet bread also. Try
some of it {or your next meal. Ban—
n’ r Home made Bakery. 5 Monroe
St. Phone 367.
~Luncheon served at the Catholic
at Red Men‘s Hall. .
MOTHER! OPEN
CHILD’S “()“TCLS \VITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRI'P
Your little one will love the
“fruity" taste of ”California Fig Sy-
rup" Moll il' constipated. hillous. irri-
talllc. feverish or lull of cold. A tea~
spoonful nvvs r
liver and iiO“t'lS. In :1 few hours you
for yourself how thoroughly
it. works all the sour bile. and undi-
gested t‘oqd out of the bowels and you
have our”. playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep “Califor-
nia Fig Syrup" handy. They know a.
teaspooni'ul today sown a sick child
tomorrow. Ask ,your druggist for
genuine "California Fig Syrup" which
has directions for babies and children ’
of all ages printed on bottle. Mother!
You must Bay “California." or you
may get an‘imitation fig syrup.
Mr :1
V—v
Shhh l Creeping
Shadows on
the Wall l
Thrills and mystery lurk with
the solemn owls, spooks and
big black cats .printed on Ben-
nison. crepe, or cut from~ maf-
fails to cleanse the .
Foley Catlin-tic Tablets. a wholesome
and thoroughly cleannlng cathartic
for constipation. bfliousness. head-
aches. and aluggwh ,bowels.—-Stillson-
Powell Corp. - ,
When in? Need of Glasses
«We ask you, to consider our
more, our facihfiefi for idle execu-
tidn of finé‘ofiflgdl‘wmk at moder-
afq’ cost“ '-'”"" ~ -. .
R;- :lllc.
TERM E
Optomctfi'sls and ' Opticians
unmade St...Stnngford
A. M. Wooszrm
, Armies: AT LAW ‘
uh Rumincr ‘U. 0. Fame Offlogg;
g,
‘ .
PATENTS~
“mason-I‘M ,
ulna-mast. ' mamas-2’
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HAVEYOU A ‘
DOLLAR ?
Start a savings account.
now while it is on' your
mind.
The dollar has shrunk
considerably since the
days before the war but
do not forget that there is
a good deal of spring to it
yet and that it is going to
get larger again.
By saving your dollars
now they will not only
earnother dollars. as m-
At Angevine’s
.i‘
Torrieslow -
VACUUM
CLEANERS "
Eafford the easiest way of
doing the dirtiest” ‘ ‘
hollslelllvorlgI
' .3... f1 :b
R'w
We maintain a perfectly hal-
ouced stock of UniouSuits
Medium and Heavy
Wfightflo. f
$1.50, $2.50,§3.5:e.$5.90
Flannel Shines—Sweaters
1
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, «113...?th is an ‘attorney"_
by profession, receiving modem-cc of
. Doctor- ot Wl-‘gflzk the , University not
Ghent in 1913.
t0 the We? my had been ”9116‘: , timelin Ireland 'he cane to file;Unit-
let! States where he was variously eh. i
gazed as attorney. editor otThe De-
nxed for the guard and a considerable troll: Aar, a Belgian weekly, instruc-
showing made in development of those 3 tor at
branches. The and is to have creat- 5 Professor of Music and Gregorian.
ed in the 15 months since the passage . Languages. In April. 1917. heme
lot the reorganization act. a substantiél , to Ferndalc. He is agifted musician.
'framevmrkot each or the 18 national ‘ linguist and painter. .At present he lei
inward divisions forming the~flrst sup- Professor of Music “ and Gemflan'
Porting forces for the regulars in the Plain Chant at the Senior Scholasti-
:THE PARIS—Clocks, Suits and
33 30. mm 31'.
STORE WiLL BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY
Est.
ow»
«s “Woman:
HATS‘ FOR WOMEN AND
in all the leading colors and styles, you must see
appreciate their wonderful values
From $1.50 to $7.98
They are priced positively fiftywper cent lower than elsewhere
CE “BOOTERY.
PALACE .mmE BUILDING
MEN’S SHOES
Hen’s.ll&hogany Calf Shoes with rubber heels . .........
vuen-ieflshogany Calf Shoes with rubber heels . . . .
M’sWyM-Sheuwithmbberhoeh . . . ..
Shop at the Palace‘Booul-y Where Your Dollar Does the Vvork oi Two
MISSES
them in oral; m
Millinery J
1902 nonwim
so. 1:
$4.95 .
- . . , . $5.95
..... $6.95
ill-7215mm Main Street,
South Norwalk.
fabric
;
.V \,
’ rill
. . .- , i
, ~ .; omen 8- 130 086
All wool. seamless base, heather mixture will: brown, green, nmy
and grey as dominant colors
Dmp stitch pattern. silk and wool are interim“ in their fine smooth
Full fashioned Wool. hose. embroidered, black. navy and heather. 3.2.9":
and phlegm: and wool,flnll_iashinmd,
...... o
I. Malette
SSWashmgton
Street '
- , 1 id Motor
- Transportation Co. ‘
Baily: Service Between New York & Norwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
menial“ much: at Your Service for All Kinds of Trans—
portation; Padded ”Vans for Furniture Work
MainGfice, ZGCORcord St, So. Norwallt, Phone294
I “New York Ojfice, .201 West. 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059
$3
.hmher. Mile. and
..... t ..§-...........
C ester '
Men’s Shop
21 North Main Street
terest, but every dollar is
going to “grow large he-
...flwn u ;
I
cause of the increasing
purchasing powor that it
will have as prices become.
lower: Prices have now
reached and are passmg
their peak and never was
it’as ‘profitablelto save as
{tips now.
Remember that as the
dollars , larger, they
may Sinai/Jerhardcr to get.
Negl'ééisithe time tolstarx a y .
. Between Oak and Center St...
; Second-Maputo and tireslto
OLD Ci .
Sell YourOld Canto the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
’ ing Co. ., . ,
COAL
A 108‘ Water
Iiower‘ now than
Street
£30113 113 FOR
mansizesat
THE NORWAL‘K‘COAL & SUPPLY. CO.
oneness IN mom's mmmLs
a yesr ago. Best grades, in
South Norwalk
.. com.
1310 North Avenue
Bridgepomconn. . :
Phone .Barnmnsfiss—z ’ i
:fitnnymaknofcar ;
savings account with
. THE 7 PEBPLES _.
TRUST co.
. South Horwflk. 30“
stock all ready to use.
_"And we have
'i
in... I" " mung. Pol-
isln'ng s'monizing
table‘homrs, napkins, hats and"
favors {for Helloufe’enr’s gay"
MERRILL
-ly.‘,.
LEARN . - ;
THE RULES . '
and how to -
fl - USE
‘" THE BUL% ~
:Bum- - i
Thereisewpieasant combination of wide variety.
favorable prices, and reliable quality that makes it
quite worth while to fill your needs from the new
fall stocks.
e
' New *Undeerar andHosiery
You Will have no difficulty in ”finding here the
exact- sort (if garments yen want.
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