_ 'Cfithecinet‘Eltfrldée has return:
her home here utter, visiting
4
will be a filial test and
raiion by the applicants for
W'with the ma Cross Life Sav-
.8“ Unit to be established at Calf Pas-
“a beach, at the beach on Sunday
a
who regular weekly meeting was
‘ hi, at the East avenue \1. E. church
m evening with the W‘omen 3 F01-
mu Missionary Society in charge of
' services. ,
harbor last night from Rockaua)
“with a load of sand and fire clay
which it Is to take Uptown on 11 {:1-
mole tide this morning. The. ves-
te! tied up at the Coal and
flocks over night.
The death of Mrs. Howard --\11.le1'
wmot Cottage street. came as a. sur-
W to her many friends. although it
was known that her condition 11:13
grave. It had been believed however
mt .she would successfully pull
through her operation.
In all prohabllitv the contract for
e dredging of the till 101' C1111 1‘ as-
Cure bench “ill be r( ported upon at
the special meeting 01 the council to
he held this evening. It is 1.110“ n that
{the bids for the purchzlsl-l of the $1M”. —
900 Park and Ilighnay llonlls. will be
'dilcussed at tonight's I’llPt ting
Norwnlks'
Raynor “’ermc, of the
Square. .
'Elebtric Company, Liberty . 1
nerected :1 radio set at the Klwums
outing at Stamtord yesterday utter-
Jtoonn, and n mlmhcr o1 ss-leclionsl
were hcnnl from “UK: “’01! and
WEAR tllt- latter station taking the
place of \VBAY which is being used
for experimental purposes.
. . ,I
Miss Minnie Kimmlch, or J 05- 1‘
home avenue. who on Sunday lust :
was almost (lrou'nul zit C:'1l1 l‘nutlllw’e
beach has lmplm ed to such an cxlo nt
that she is able to sit up and so out
on the porch for several hours at a
lime. She has had many callers
since her lortunatc escape from dcath.
and is wry much improvcvl.
R0 WA YTON
Chm-lea ll. \Vt-lls has 11111111 :1 float
for (‘lrce'mncll people. 11111! will low it
flown i'1:1 fl 1v days. \lr.\\'1-llsp;1illl-
vd {h e float yostcr'dns.
I
0.4mm H. Scott of )lclx‘illlry
stl'wt
.51.“ await-Yul filo 1‘01111‘111'1 1111' 3.1 in-
:hl'llrllslmlui nileqlillc hunt-1' 111 lisn'y
A. fit Lt‘Y“il' of South Nollu'lk.
‘Mrs'. Sarah lmrrzllw'r. villa) has lIl'Cll
visiting fl". 11ml Mrs. I'j-i‘d'tll‘vl Mill-
spaugh, (If Cl'oclir'tt strci'l. has 1'“-
:turm-«l to in, 1' home in (‘lystl-r lloy,
Long Islam-l.
Alfred I‘.l11nl1:1ll. of Crockrtt street.
3119.3 re-simllul 111:: pOsltiun 1' illl the
American Hot (“01111'151111' oi .1‘111'11'ull1'.
Edward iloll‘nnt has john-[i the
‘ Iawayton Ilosc company.
The Sally. :1 largo D0\\'('l‘ boat from
firillgcport. left ltmvnyton harbor.
kills nlorning. for Huntington. 1.011:
Island. The “Sully“ (locked in the
Mowayton on Thursday morning.
. Many fishermen
catching moss bunkm's.
Dauchcy. of Roxmylon
alight three bushels yestqrduy.
“moss lmnkcrs are used 1‘01
1.111111.
ill this place are
Morrison
fl.\(llll€
The
lollstcl'
All Rowayton is planning:
lend the ice err-am and c. 11-11
be held this evening at the ltou'zlyton
;Hose House. for the benefit 01 the
;.Hoae Company. Dancing will be on-
“ flayed this evening this being 01111
gone of the many attractions
_ Franklin Lynch, :1. xosillent of R0
'xlmyton, whose business is that of a
‘ New York broker. and whose father
may killed in the battle of Peach
wreck Lake. Gm, on Julv 20,1864 is
the author of a poem entitled “The
, Presidential Succession " In this epic
poem, 'H}: Lynch gives a paragraph
'16 each of the presidents of this coun—
my beginn‘lng with the peerless “'ash-
11 an concluding with \Voodro '
'Wfisop, whom he extols as a patri;
‘ and a sage. The old family residcnce
In New York has been inhabited bya
Lunch for over seventy years.
WBARIENtfi NOROTON
Edward Austin of the Home Bank
driving a. new sport cal.
to at-
SIllt', to
J.
h
Ralph Gentile of Lomhar
di’s dru
‘store spent Tuesday in New 8
Haven.
Harold Lobb of “Fest
31:: been entertaining
tram London.
I!
rs. Frank Salisbury Howard n-
[attuned several friends at tea yestEer-
afternoon. -'
Side avenue.
his brother
Dr H. D. Hanson 01‘ .Middlesex road
Lrt: having seen several deer on
property.
.__._.
War Butler of the Darien Garage
'2. shortly for a trip to California
visit his parents.
Wfldo Frank. the Writer. of Bfans:
avenue, has been entertaining
s from New, York.
1»
‘ files P. Leavitt of. Clevela‘nd has
4118 D011 house, on the Post
and is raising Shepherd dogs.
“6 Mary E. Cuff came into the’lo- .
Supply
to look for a. house which he intends
to occupy.
Mrs. Grace Battenhauson has en—
tered her Airdales in the dog show
which will hold Labor Dag» at the Ox
Ridge Hunt club
Mrs. George: A. Velie or Railroad
avenue has returned to her home, 12.11:.r
or spending a few days with friends
in LGreat Harrington. Mass.
Ralph Birch rd is about to take a
vacation from is active duties. This
will be the first time in twenty years
that Ralph has had a vachtion.
Houses for rent .acem to be very
scarce in and about Darion. At the
present time there are about two
houses in the whole township for rent.
3 .
Miss Vase. the visiting school nurse.
has int-11 prose uted with a Ford auto-
mobile hy the Nurses‘ Association.
S(?\'tl‘:'il card parties 1.c1e held to raise
money for the car.
Thrcc large billboards have been
put up on tilt’ tr‘olle) line. between
llowmton and llul'ien. The billboard-s
171-19 set up by the. ctnndard- Poster
Advertising Company.
1113'. G. \Villul'd Emlll‘ey had the
111islox'tunc to slip 11 hile getting out of
hu 1:111'11111) sprained llv'r ankle. which
l1: 1,1: kt'pt M15 Emblcy indoors 1‘01
smelal (1213s.
. u—Ii—l _
The traffic 1111‘s vol-y heavy on the
Post rozld through Dnl'icn yesterday.
Especialh was this so at 7' o'clock in
the mornins. \Vhfll :1 continuous
5111:1111 of automobiles passed thlough
the town
h—p—I
’lllc lfi'lrlics' \u\ili:11_\ of the Nora-
t0'1 lit-icllls' l"':i11 (.on11111n1 will hold
1111 outing on August 211th at Pleasure
lv.uch.’ll11' members of the zunilim-y
will he taken by automohllc from the
llciglits to I’lcnsurc Beach.
Robert Elstvr of the Post road
son llohbic yes-Y
Mrs.
elllcrtuincd for lie-1‘
Lcrday by
«I'llir to tllc 111: ltizlm- ps-ri‘olmnncc ol
Jacki: Coogan ln"T10ulllc,” at the Al-
hulnln'a Thea 110 in Stamford.
'l'lm mnsmlcrudc dance will he held
Saturday.
I‘C‘Cl‘ 111 ly
has been
fleet.
“Jay lice." :1 motorboat
purchased by J. D. Doyle.
added to the Harbor View
Benjamin I’lntt's “Punti” was
blown away in last Saturday‘s storm.
It was rllscovcl'cd and restored by
George Polldleton.
The elimination tennis matches for
U11:- l.allor Day tournament are being
played Saturday and Sunday. There
is much interest in this particular
sport just now. The Evening Sentinel
trophy is the goal sought.
The children's (livelsion an heir
demoted to the entertainment of the
children just prior to the Saturday
dance is meeting with much favor
'l‘wcntv $91011 little tots c11jo1ed the
'fun. Mrs. \Voods and Mrs. Steurer
had planned for them: ”Mr. Theodore»
sang songs and Dot Steurer took them
through some dancing games.
The horse race party and dance was
held last Saturday. It was surely 'a
novelty and the guests enjoyed them-
selves immensely. Those that took
part in the exciting race were: Mrs.
Carl Jackens. Mrs. C. D. Steurer. Mrs.
McGrcgor. \Irs. Page Shilley John—
ston Katherine Wade, Elizabeth Flatt.
\11'5. Ida L1 ers, Dot Bogart, Mrs.
Todcbush and Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. Du;
vid Page went over the line first. win-
ning the diamond stakes, closely fol-
lowed bg Mrs. Steurcr.
——
The lawn fete and bazaar held 13%.
Friduv on the spacious lawn of 112..
\Villiam W’ox'thman ,was a huge suc-
cess.” Financially it was the biggest
single un‘deltaking ever accomplished
at Harbor V111" Mrs. TWorthman and
‘Mrs. Hoag. under whose direction it
was held are deserving of all the
praise the island is capable 0f giving
them. The amount realized was $650.
which will be applied to the bridge‘
fund. There were the electric lighted
lanterns. the doll wheels the fortune
: tie.
Gram: Hospital.
t'lking six little bo1s 31111.03” or \v rite any day or hour to Grace
Hospital,
tt-l'ilay concerning the
colonial Y
1112's. Dorothea O‘Hal'rl's _ ‘ .5 ‘ - . .
11mm. 0.] lll'ooksidc 'Ivcnuc, 1., ”on“ o1cr the immung houses. and, told
i111: completion. The curpcntcrs are Lt‘nest 0' BJ‘Y‘TV' J‘IJIl-ARLI‘ o ”16..
’ ' baltlihouscs. “111‘ they “’L'l‘“ the colon-
‘ 111.. campfire at 2 p. in;
Mrs. Dnnham. and Mrs. Woods told ,
folks their fortunes. Mrs. Haiti and
Mrs. Munselle made life sweeter at the
candy counter.
Mrs. Anderson taught the patrons that
money was the best bait at the fishing
pond, Carl Jackens at the pool table,
kept open after hours. Mrs. Doyle.
at the cake countérr gave special sales
bv the minute. Marlon Bogart, Harry
neck and J. D. Doyle manipulated the
the gam’te that interested all.
Among the winners were:
Gleim. cake; Theodore Henrv. {in aid
{2111's. Hald slices: Mrs. Hosea. silk
night dress: Mrs. Everal. silk throw-
ovcr and electric iron: Mrs. Steurer.
camera; Ralph-.Steurer. manicure set.
.and “'ilrred Cousins. Jr.. vacuum bot-
,1
ROTON POINT
2:12
a
High tide Saturday:
a: m. and.
2:35 p. m. (D. S. if.) -
Harold Johnson, of 13112 Ratcn Point
baths. has 1392.1 \isitirlg friends 111
New Haven, for the past three days.
The pupils and teachers of the Em—
manuel Sunday school of Springdaie
enjoyed :1. picnic at fl??? Point yester-
day.
Today. 1.500 members of the Fair—
vicw Court, L‘crrestcl's of America,
were at .thc Park. The excursionists
arrived on the Sirius.
Tonight is souvenir :ight at the
dancing pavilion. The fsautre of the
cu-ning will he the plcsentation of a
ccllnloiri doll. to c1ciyhody, entering
the hall.
Edward H. l'Illsscy was taken to
New 11mm, Mondlly
for trultmult31r.Hussey was gassed
in the \Vorld “for. His friends can
1‘
Chapel stl'ect, N1 11' Iimcn.
Another commmmn". was made yes-
clculiliness of
he llatllhousc'l. Two lllSD“£‘L(nl‘S looked
Gun incmllers of
Association will
the Pilgrim Athletic
:1 rrivc on the Nassau.
and 41m Oll‘llll0y00S t’1'1'1111 the Kniten-‘
hnch :mnl Stephens Stores. Newark.
New Jersey, will 1301110 on the Cre—
scent.
The thirty-fifth annual reunion of
the 28th Connecticut Volunteers will
he held at Roton Point, next Monday.
The business meeting starts at 10 a.
All veterans
and associate members and , members
of the relief corps are invited to at-
tend. Those desiring to do so may
bring their own lunch. Loomis Sco-
fleld is president and Mrs. Sarah D.
Dunten, secretaray of the association.
One of the largest crowds of the
season witnessed the fine display of
fireworks last evening at the Point.
The display was one of the sclson’s
best, both in quantity and quail ty.
The Diamond Fireworks company. of
Springdale in charge of the exhibi-
tions, statc that the 1:11:11 display of
the year will be the best of the sea-
son.
Three excursions will be at the
Park on Sunday. 400 members of the
Altier Club, of New Jersey, will come
on the Miramar. and 600 members of
Pratt’s Socony Club, of Brooklyn.
will come on the Seagate, while last
but not least. 550 members of the Ce-
cil Calvert Council. K. of C., will come
on the Ossinlng. The Cecil Calvert
council, 163. of the Knights of Col-
umbus.1vill hold their annual track
Mrs. Whitehead and '1
wheels in true Coney Island style. .Dr.
W'orthmau had some iubricating-orl in,
Billie.
kit: Mr. ~,Io‘eai'herston. waffle iron:
Mrs. Johnston, Windsor chair and»
.seurch— light: Mrs. Page, cereal set:
nail
' their home.
Herbert Schwartz has gone to
BfOOklxn. N. I, where he will spend.
‘ a w%ek with friends. .
Mr. and Mrs. Aimtl‘ong and farm Y.
who have been spending the summer
at the Pine Point Catholic Club, 113.18
returned to their home in New.,York.
Mrs. Rose Higgins and family, who"
have been spending the past three
weeks at the Pine‘ Pointi'Club. have re?
turned to their home, in Eimhurst: ‘
flips Lillian Goldbecke'r. who ins
been spending the past three weeks at.
the Pine Point Catholic Club, has re--
turned to her home in Gloversville-
New York. _ .
Mrs. ‘Welch, and daughter,'.. of
Brooklyn. 'N. 3:, who have -been
Spending the past two weeks at the!
Pine Point Club,
,__——»
ters, Misses Charlotte and Lillian, of
New Yelk city, are now new arrivals
at the Fine Point Club. This is the'
eleventh season the Goerings have
spent here. They will remain for the
rest of the summen.
of wellsley Cot-Y
preSent at the
VXVellsley Smith.
tags. East. avenue 11
six metre races, he! Yest‘l’hiay’at
Oyster Bay. Long Island. The trip,
was made in James A Farrell' s spec-1
yacht. the "Pronto." The races weie
in the nature of a tryout. the four
fastest of the’ sailboats will'repr 'cnt
America. in the race with England,
this year.
The finals for the Junior Hannlcap
Cup. will be played on Sunday after»
noon. between Junior Dore and Dick
Doyle. Doyle is a. scratch man. while
Dore will he given Ii game in the set.
Mrs. “’illlam H. “(right is holding a
charity bridge party, for the benefit
of the Brooklyn Home for the Blind.
this afternoon. Ten tables. were in
use.
The weekly movies were held \Ved-
nesdny night, ’ at the Bone Island
Clubhouse. A very fine program
was presented. ,The feature picture
was a comedy, “High and Dizzy."
“dance, ashes been the custom in re-.
" ,for the best costumes.
have returned to -
Mrs. George G. Goering and (laugh-1
, 7 FRIDAY. AUGUST 25 1922
the grownups Sdance. M1- 2111; hirer“ M _.
Patricio.“ '1' ,
.year will be a. mosque and carnal a
cent 'y’ears.’ ' Prizes will he awarded
1"”-
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State Vi a1 den.
Interpret I 2111
DRY AGENTS. Alum) Bf siA'rEj -
611.3121) M L‘IQcon Burn;
.——S@venty.
Federal. prohibition agents fro;
Philadelphia and 25 State "
D
\
HA'TR
'of_a broad—1":
Supe‘fin’teu-b :1
the fish and :_
in this Stat-'-
than heretofor- .
to wardens Ul'
superir .tcn l.» ..
them the 1;}
tional \‘ziol11:..
tions of til
lFO‘l'
\
1
1
42 places in this city 1'.
number of trucks were: retained i’
transport all the . confiscated. liquor
back to Philadeph’ia. Several w
rants were issued. 1
, The raids were said to have been
{the result of complaints to John R;,
Davis, . State prehibitlon directory!
that liquor was being sold to college
Y
1
[students and minim-3.3132 Davis~ said "Ca“? 1 -
that after receiving the complaints? PFOSFC'IYF' . ._
his agents visited Easton and mde ‘30:??- r <11
more than 100 purchases which will _ _. Ha nee .1
be used as evidence. Federal, authorities state that ”out i
The prohibition army assembled Rose Pastor Stokesand three other; whim, .. t
at Philiipsburg N. J. and marched WOmen mama‘s fled [mm ”are hooked. 1 .
across the brid'g'e to ,Easton They yesterday prior to the raid 01111;; 31 along 3‘
' mm pm 11 ionw , ,;
then divided into squads and hastily Co unist W003“! . .s.1g..1,
netted seventeen radica S, son. do -..1
scattered over the city.
Easton tonight was declared to be
"dry as Sahara."
\
Painting Old Walls.
Old walls. especially of kitchens.
~ ' . 7‘ ‘ '1tv‘-1:'-~::
1"(’E[E3~;“AGES FOR 1120‘” ‘ , have a thin ”layer of grease and smoke SWISS“... _
PROV IDEACE’ Aug' "°"—The upon, them that may not be perceptible SH“.
Nicholson File Company to- day posted
notices that the wages of the 1,200
employees would be increased 16 2-3
per cent, beginlnngiseptémber 5. The
giant. which has been on a yfiye day
11’ week schedule. will ‘go on full time
after Labor Buy.
. but which willprevent paint from all-
ilering proper: Before being re-
painted they should be washed thor-
oughly with soap and water. to which
11 little ammonia may be added, and
finally rinsed with mates—Exchange.
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FINAL C
Economy Dry G00
38 Washington Street,
A ANC
At a Saving! of From 25 to 50% to Make
Room for Fall Stock. ‘
ds Store
Next to Schultze Market
Sale Starts Saturday, 8 30 A M
, ‘-
JUST A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS
Look’l‘hese Prices Over and Get Busy
FRUIT" OF THELOOM
Regular 25c ,yard.
SALE PRICE .
and field games. The Ossining chart-
ered for the occasion. will leave Pier!
36, East Ri1',er at 9 o’clock SundayY
morning. The feature athletic ev ent'
of the day will be a championship
baseball game between St. Rose and
Lafayette councils. [Grand Knight!
William E. Murphy will be in charge
of the occasion and he has promisedY
to make it a memorable one.
M'OTORISTS HELD ‘FOR
1\IO'I‘OR LA“’ VIOLATIONS.
1
BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 25 ——Two out-Y
stube all going full swing, and enough
excitement and fun to plea-se- all. Mrs.
\Yorihmau made friends with every—l
William Bartlett Reckley‘ en-
for twelve yesterday at the
ster—Biitmore Country club at
new school superintendent is
arrive in Darien this weekbit sWeeter served by Shirley
'body's pocketbook
there with the monks
these tightlv sealed. Mrs. Page kept
ithe electllc wattle iron going all er en-
ing. much to the delight of the cus-
tomers. The lemonade tast
tellers. the pool table and—the cider,Brirlg
Mrs. Hosg wasfl‘hey were
y wrench to open Hav‘
ed just aAbrahams
'Johnston.
of-to11 wn motorists were arrested in
eport yesterday charged with'
reckless driving past a street car 0111
Fair-field avenue near Brenste; street
and menacing allghting passengers"
Maurice Gottlieb of 18
Hand street. South Norwalk, and
Louis -'.-1brahams of 254 1: anhattan‘
avenue, New York cityy. Gottlieb was
released on his opera ors license.‘
$30 bond.
Regular 251: valno.
CHILDREN ’8 SOCKS
rm" HAIR RIBBON
RI" 1 N 3335 CRETONNES
OLA S ‘0 N T T D . Value 39c yard. 1633‘:
Regular 101: value. 4c Best designs. 24c: SALE PRICE . _ ' . _ _ . . . . :1
SALE PRICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE PRICE—Yard . . . . . ‘_ '
MUSLIM
17 (3»
9c
“LADY LI” VPURE SILK HOSE
Value $1.50.
t.
SALE PRICE .......... $1 13
SCHOOL DRESSES
TABLE OIL CLOTH
Value. 401: yard.
SAL-E PRICEeYci-d 290
m'r'rsnss 'ncxm‘cl *
out
v
SALE PRICE..........
SALEPRICE
sALLPRIcn......’......... 19 _ ssLEPRICE.....:..f.
ll -- 7 1311mm mom clowns ., Value 390 MP? , ' C ~ 3113mm Goons
Ii 3 5111188 up to $1. 981 ' , 179(: SALE PRK E—Yard . . . . Close Out—50% (hi.
S.UJE PB;CE’.~-i...-u-v!°' _"’ TEBIE DAIEASK .. BOYS! PANTS
. GORSETS—G—B 8‘ 0m MAKES ‘6 £3 ht 69c. val _ g , p , 9 C ..
V allies up to $5: 98., . $1 19 Famous 0.0-. qua y, - 49c SALE PRICE . _ ‘ . ‘ . . ‘ c;
South Norwalk, Conn.
luxsr with the \\'00d\\'0rk in 1111:) inter- , starring Harold Lloyd. Besides the ~
iol' 11nd )ll's. (l'llnz'n expects to be 1'sttllcy had ”6'?" ””5 5”"- {calure picture there were two news " u’ 1‘
.11111» 10 occupv lit-1' now house in a , "'""'« "‘ weeklies and Pethe News. The slow , » ‘
,_ ' Last night was l’:111;n'L Hut 3110 at ti . , .. . . x . ,
f1‘-\\' weeks. ‘ , _ .- , ‘ r ‘ 3 ‘ 1.. mo on plcturcs prming interesting. . _‘ _
“‘9 ‘Y‘mcmg Y““”"”“ ‘ “MN" I‘m,“ The show began at 9-311 o'clock The f \ "n C ' "~~‘
\ll"llll(ml(‘Y1:X” (ll'i\ (-11 llv “We-nil ”Y“ “at“ “‘1‘“ ”ht" 0”“ "‘Y'“ '1 “Mr movies were 1:21.11 Wellfl'lttfinllcd - ‘ < ‘ ‘ ‘ V
1- . 1 l t . I ~‘ . 1 . _ 1 . . u . ‘
Kr'i of “WW“. lticlm- 1'0'111 “firm“ ln'lm nil-l roll 14(11va zll‘ollll-l lucm. .; _ 1' 1.1: 2,
”.11 :1 1.1312431. 11. m-‘imr resistmtiou A big: crowd all-(ninth the ~ ”ANT“ The cake sale..whicll was to have -
2114111191. (11"?! ("111w tour-{her in an ”“my “0””: m '1‘" 1.311101) ”1‘” ”W bcr-n lwld this Saturday --1t the Pine 1‘ .1. ~- 2 ~
,1. . -1 _1.1 ‘ -_1,. -.‘....».. ~ « 1... ,7 . ‘
:Zl‘l‘l-Yl'llt :11 1:11 1"111vic‘zl ’nx‘cmm and ““59”” 01“ 1111. “1“". Point Club. has been postponed. Thc 1:1 7'- 5' <”' . *1
Sc'ilu-I'k 5111'le Smnmud. \cslcrdnl’. , committee have not becn :1li1lc to gct:
' ' '-"1l '- l-'..' c -3.1:1.1- --
1111-11 wvl'w 110 crislltllllcs. The (ltllll- ’0‘” 3”. 11111111111 "f ”Y 1.": 4’ together to hold a meeting. and it 15"
. llq-l 11ml Mimi 1.11111 '4 church r-l >.:1m- _, .
:1r:v- th= no? 'n'llmli fur-l ~1111! l‘illll"‘ll "1‘ “lll'i'l” l'll“ v'rrn likely that the sale W“! he such “.1" \\(l,\3 \\ lilA‘lliil l‘zY
‘liw 7"il‘1l‘ 'l‘ivlnl' '11'110 is ‘s‘IV'l‘Ia-iat 1“" pi‘rk 3“"-*'-(“l"151.\'. Tho 1‘1"”y gsgftgeg'li‘l: Egallglidthgl’YTfY':OYYrcfififflfl; “1 V“ ”
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