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9:” sweetest
.7 storyintheworld?
Rupert Huges’
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MEMBRANCE”
, _ A mm. you will remeniber forever
It you liked' The Old Nest" yoo’ll love ”Beznembranoe"
. ———____
SUNDAY EVENIN‘ G
A12-REEL SHOW THAQ' WILL BE A KNOCKOUTI
WILLIAM FARNUM
In a Pre-relsase_ of Hie Latest Production-A Seven Reel Super
DI'IMIVThIVt Comes to Nor-walk Before Showing Elsewhere.
“WITHOUT COMPROMISE”
very Morin , Starting Morrow—Children 12 Years Old"
3 cc end Under—20c. ‘
THE NEW STRAND
THEATRE —-— STAMFORD, CONN.
TINEE, 2:15 ........... 356 EVENING, 7: 30 ........... 58°
:AALCONY ..,. ............. 40c LOGEBG BOXES ......... 75¢-
SATURDAY AND HOLIDAY EVENINGB—‘FWO 81-!0W8—8: 30 G. 9: 00
l . TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY -
Five All Star Vaudeville Acts
WESLEY BARRY
Star of “School Days" in
y
e
3" Bull Hontsm comedy :. Buflalo 3
. ‘ f Fun From The Press .:- -:- Mutt & Jeff ill
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Porter Emerson Browne’ S
Celebrated Play
“A FOOL THERE WAS”
anuary 29th to February. 10th, in.
lueive.
‘8m......327.00....
8m...... 18.00....
1 yr. .
amos. ......
4moa......
70,000
35,000
9.00...... 15.00
4.50”... 5,000 votes
3..00 .1 3,000 votes
flu. .000 EXTRA VOTES FOR EACH
310.00 TURNED 1N DURING THE
hECOND PERIOD
Third Period.
votes
votes
votes
F’f; Palace Theatre
TODAY and TOMORROW
One of the Biggest Vaudeville Programs That Has Ever
Icon Presented
S—Blg Keith Acts—5
mama I
FEW—mm
Charles 8. Bissett ............ 35.0o‘
rams be EVANS
“One the Gridiron of Songs”
HILTON
BERLE
Varieties a La M
OVER mmsmsno.
(Hartford ’l‘lmes).
John Sammie Seymour of Nor-walk
is an excellent citisen and a sterling 1
Democrat or the Cleveland school. but
we fear that he is a . little ova en-- .
thusilstic in ms prediction that the
13:4 convention will 1th Woodrow
Wilson for the Prcddentlal nomina-
tion without asking his Detail-ion.
There is noduedion but the 7‘ great .
majority of Democrats would like to
do trust that and that hundreds oi
thouands of Republicans would vote
for Mr. Wilson if he were a. candidate.
However, the state of Mr. Wilson's
health. in spite of recent improve-
ment. makes such' action a‘ physical-
impouibilltY. 'It will be enough it .
the Democratic party remains‘true to
tbs principles of Woodrow Wilson and- V
nominates a canr'ldate of the same. .
high. idealism. ability to lead and iinlrL
conception of public service. A
Am 001‘. :
Shopwalker—“She complains that
didn't show her common civility." V
Shop Girl—4‘15 showed her every-1
thing in my department. sir." -V
ksnses Utility News. 1
m BUT LONG.
Many a man thinks he is over- .
Thomp-
account the unpaid indebtedness of Henry
and
The Twlnkllng Juvenile Stars In
“BROADWAY BOUND”
. One of the Meet Sensational Specialties of the Season
The £73m LIEUT. TEETION
~ ‘ 111.,“ ,. French Ace and World's
Champion Sharpshooter
AND
Last Time Today—Norms Tshnadge m
“The Moon”
Saturday—Herbert Rawlinson 11: “Don’t Shoot”
‘ SUNDAY EVENING
Alz-REEL SHOW THAT WILL BE A KNOCKOUT I
WILLIAM FARNUM
In a Pre-releeee of His Latest Production—A Seven Reel Super
Drama That Comes to Nomlk Beiose snowing Elsewhere.
“WITHOUT COMPROMISE”
Bull‘liontenscomed ' -:- ‘ Bufl'aloBfll
roar-romaine“ -:-I :1: Hdeefl'
MONDAY and TUESDAY
wAIZiZXEE‘EEEm
“THIERTY DAYS”
eomedyrdrama In seven reels that. will make you get up
,. ~.V,eoyeerieetanddieer
120. 00 TURNED IN DURING THE
URTH PERIOD.
G. O. P. SEER T0 CURB
BENNETTS POWER
(Continued from Page One)
(Cuddling-*- mom Peso 1)
M-awp‘d‘bt 111030" "
Ollie. purchased or the Asse- : George damages.“ 1.
.T'brhltuts Gummy. is North White Wyandottee: cock. Glen Arne
We: soon: Nomlk: the nth. poultry ya“, 1, 4; smiley Willis, 2;
._ m Vlcmh- 9mm!“ 0‘ 1L 3- A. . woman .1. Hui-on. s: hen. w. J. Her-
”AHA-AIL—M—Mmlfiim m I. “3
:leth.“ 115 Diamond In" Allis Chalmers Glen Atlie Poultry -Ya.rdl, 3 and 4:
of Frank Lauder. 96 Wash- Am. 1c. cocketel. Sidney Willis, 1; Sherman ‘
street. South Nor-walk. ”“3““ Am. Loco. nor-choose. 8: Ira w. M 8 and
a. no Kitchen gobloet. outclassed of Am. amp & Com. 21% William Harrison 4’; pullet._ _ .. .
Furniture Co.:Feiah:hh:2 .. smgt‘ge7 13.2““ 23% . _‘ Mo's? ones, 1mm! paw. J.‘ o._.
“arousal-e Order from ran Alli. Tag. L 3 1 . , L g , _
‘ in. Mid end men'l “mu”- 3 NW an. Tab. '. 15.4.5 154% . it ~ 'aolumblsn Wye-sautee- soil; 1;...
sun street. South Nomlk; nil-“'- ‘- Am‘. Woolen 94 90 mm m 1. oodkerel. Keen-rain ‘. Lam. M"! “a".
888 ‘l'savellna Belt. purchased °f “1° Amanda so 49% Farm. 1. 2; pullet. Keenydinl'arnr. Get
Guarantee Trunk and Umbrella 00.. 9 Atchison, 1““ 101% 1. _ _. V : . fig; a"! you? Thrills ‘1'“, _ a V .. V
Jul-Ill Main street. South Nor-walk: Baldwin Loco. 137*. 135* ‘3. C-Jersey Black Gunter: cock, «. V mum, Remarkable Pol-trays":-
.. 3.13" a 818.76 Set of Community Sil- 3.“. & Ohio ‘3“ 4g . Mrs. E. G. K. menfidyz,‘ hen. Mrs; V . .. . .. . LP]!!! mug in cerium
mu’mmhil’ém“ o'ko' 3.1‘22‘2'3 ”him“ “:5 a: 3‘ “‘f‘mmzfifi‘... 1- ' John 5' mien sills. Florence Vidor, Frank dampen and M
- Cal. etc. 7 ' '
, mun-ifs «‘13 tierigicnt. to 1111- m P“. 1““ . 1., 331?. gag-811123;“: Fiber; 4: 3.“,me Y‘grgroughabremexorzm
CM“ °°" “ °'° “b” Cen. Leather use me . ~ infil . mill “335ml. Syd:
Venn be ".1311: at tin:t snmzhere. Chandler Mot. 3* a: xxficécll:m ml; giants: millet ,
V While several nominations have $02011” 1243 120% leht Briihaz‘rilozs: hcochulllrsé%_ g. V um)! mm ill. "1“ MY 3103" -
h“ h . ' - I Ham , ; en r8. . y e, e . ' J. _ -
‘i’lose S?£I‘3..L'?L“..f’°§f£l$.i".§2§. 0‘“ 1;; et 1::% :12“ gimme; 2...; months. a. c»; 3.: . . _ , * 4-H?!“ PATH! “3'3 "' S A TU R D A Y .
i room tor scores of others. The cm.“ 1: ‘ n 70% Homer, 1 and 3: Herbert- L. Thomp- Vg_ A. m Daub! F
' more there are participating the more Crucible Steel 16 35% ’ son 3. 4. ‘ Y D AY . ’ e “m3 Show
' Cube. Am. 8"“ 2‘“ ' Dark Brown Leghorns. ck, Hens-y .... 'I"IES ' >
‘ ~..""...‘.‘..1'.‘JL.":.§°£.§2:2:7. 2". 3231.3 End-con mm :2; 3* gm... .... 1...... 33.2%.. ....-. SUNDAY;- MONDA _ . .- . _ JOHN mom IN “THE LOVE GAMBLER”
’ ' Famous We" 1 oral, Henry Hoffman. ' pallet. 1. ‘ i
”mm“. ‘.£2"°.§l.".72.“’".JANE: m 1......- m- 13% Ll... 3...... mm... ...... 1...... u A ’ AGNES AYRES IN “THE ORDEAL”
ll 3 ’ 8 Gen. Asphalt ‘7 Hoffman. 1 cockerel. Henry Hoffman. . .em
31:13:12.: :12: gfioSpmfl were re. Gem M°‘°" 1"" 1 and 3: Run-e113 Moreen. 3: pullet. ~
4 . - - as
I" "m ““5 -"°‘" “°""“‘“°" bun“ Sffier'Sf-‘m Pt 74% 1' 2' :5 "W“ Le b . kg 1 Positively Norma. Tahnsdge' s Latest Production
on another page or this issue. Fill it G rt." No rth- are 31% 3 F" 13.91:: t. 60;! “’1:- _‘ 7_
in now. while the finughi is still in ' H°m°V°°d "m- - 9 ° ° ‘ ‘ ‘ ”"3.- shown m the Nor-walks Before. To Be Seen Only
lnt.Mer.'Ma.r.Pf. 45 we“! Farm. 1. .
mind. A new cor may be yours at I l. Nickel 15% S. 0, Bl k h . k. Ch fl . _ at This Thea".- ‘
the end of eight weeks if you will ap- - n ".3, no 1“ orne. coo a Q“ ,v
ply some of your spare hours in or- Int» PM”, o.,. L 'Hohman, 1' hen. Charles 1“ Huh-
s'anlsinlr your friends into a vote get- Kelly Boring. "55 man, 1 and. I: cockerel, Charles L
“at band They can and will help Kenn. Copper 88% Hohman. 1. puliet. Charles L. Hoh-
you win. if you give them the oppor- geyrorze The 1:: magma. :3] :k Inherent- m R 8.
tunity by sondlng‘ in your nomination ,M I ' ' .. a. ll 2
blank todnv. Miami Copper 2:1(1 Taylor. 1 and re. L. Hutchinson. .
VOW Middle States 11% hen. Lire. L. Hutchinson. i. z, 8; cock-
‘ SMDUI‘E' Mo. Pac. 16% ere]. R. 8. Taylor. 1 and hire. L. Hut- _
First peg-10¢ Hudson 26% chmson. 1 pullet. MraVL. Hutchinson. .
snuary 8 to 27th, inclusive. N. Y. Central 941‘ 1. 3, 4; R. s. Taylor-,1. '
8 . ‘ N.Y.,N.H. & H. 201,; 8. C. Ancenos: cock Edwin C. Mor-
yra. ..... ..82700... 100.000 totes ,
» or. ac. . .
3 m ...... 18.00... 60. 000 votes N p 74% rison 1 and 2: ceckercl, Theodore 8.
1,15 ....... 900.” “'00" votes pm; Oil 471‘ Glover. 1: Edwin Horrleon. 2 pallet. "
e mos. M”. 4.50 10.000 votes 1:.“ Am. Pete. 351,5 Theodore S Glover. 1. 2,8
‘4 mos. ., 1.00 s 500 vote. Pan Am. Pete. B 82% 80% Blwk mainline: cockenl- John
'punman Co.’ 132% 133 Connolly 1: pullet. John Connolly. 8.
:3. .000 EXTRA VOTES FOR EACH Ray. Consol.‘ 1‘%' Bill! Orpintons: COCK, E J. Dun, 1:4
00 TURNED IN DURING THE Reading 77% Drenckhahsn Bros. 2: hen. Sherman
Rem Type 35% Morehou'ee. 8. 4: Drenckhahan Ema;
Rep..stecl 50 2: H. .‘L.Du!f.~ 1: cockerel. The Hickor- .
Royal Dutch 51“ les. 1. 2. 3: H. J. Duff, 4; pallet. 13. J.
Sears-Roebuck 87% Duff. 1. 2: ‘The Hickories. 8. 4.
So Pacific (88% White Orpingtons: cock. Thomas F.
Sinclair Oil 3‘“ 33% Allen, 1: hen. Drbnckhahon,Bl-os.. 1;
So. Railway .5 24% cockerel; Drenckhehan Bros.. 1; pol-3
S 0 N J 42* 41% let, Thomas F. Allen. 1, 2. _ .1 V“ ”
8 0 N J P! 118% 116% Black Orplngtons. cock. 0. 8. Fur- RAGS To RICHES
St. Paul ' 31%. dy, 1. 3 Mrs. J. Gordon Fishe'r. 2:
mm..." mm f”;‘3‘g,f;,,§‘,1::-n‘;,r;:; 3: 23:3; MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 8-9-10
Texas Co. 48% C. S. Purd . ' ' .'
. . y, 1. 2. Thomas F. Allen, 8.
$2,313: 2:33;. 3:2" pullet. C. 8. Purdy. 1. 2; Mrs. J. Gor— ‘tar an e e
‘ ‘ don Fisher. 8.
I". 8. Realty 85 - -
Am... m. .. m, “a..." ... a Hum, “32 . mgécgnghggggguq; my; $13; . more This AT rerun 331cc
:3"- --32700-.-- 80. ooo Mn; 1:. 9. Steel mm. 10511 L, Than...“ ' ' Return Engagement by Public Demand ”
.1 3'3. ...... 1;. 33' .... 40. 300 votes If, 8. Steel Pf. 1211; 1211“ Pens: s. ('1. Rhode- Island Reds; « «em chnorsemen‘of the W
:8 mo..."“-. ‘ 60 .... 1:81;): :3: Wish Copper 85%, 65 _ Bracken and Keyworth 1 and 2; . m
- - Vanadium Steel 37% 38% White Plymouth Rock'- GGW , ' '
.4 1130!. l“... 3.00...“- 8, 600 votes We“. Elec. so 30, Stevenson. 1; Arthur C‘Id'“! 2-. {V {‘3 D9 L? H VA LVE N T IN _0
400. 000 EXTRA VOTES FOR EACH' . ,, , White Metres: Sherman Morc- ' ' . V
:0. oo TURNED IN DURIN THE ST ‘ UL “RISK housecil Sidney Willis. 8: n; Bailey --——-—--- . . . » -
RD pmuon. G ’ PA. '8? ~‘ 3 end'rn w. Head. 4. '4? Any ounce modal.
' Fourth Period. HAS GOOD YEAR Barred Plymouth Rocks: Keeway- 1—]. Rogers.
February 2m: to Moi-ch 8rd. final. ’ 'din M 1 A" m M 3"“
3 8;: . .. . . 8f; 33 . . . . so, 000 votes: (Continued trom Page One’) 8“,?" Lari-ed Wmdottet. 1—0 A- “gain“
50000 votes son VIM- . . m
1 yr. 9.00 20000 votes Light Broon Leshorns: 1—Charlea 8. Blue“-
3 mol- .. 4 Bo . .. . a 000 votes the parish, mounting to 31,4oo;aol:man.1- z—Geors' Turn"-
4 mos. 3...oo .. 5.000 votes that all. whole indebtedness had 3. 0. Jersey Block Git-1!!» 11- 3- 3—0. W. B. Wheeler-
rs, ooo ExTnA VOTES FOR EACH: been paid under the administration Schuman, 1. _ Old Km
0! the finances by the new Vestry , Light Mb!!!“ MH- 9- C1 3- 1--Cha.rles S. Bissett.
elected last January. and that in ad- Hamel-.1 . ‘ 2——Charies S. Blssett-
dition to paying the deficit left by Black 01'!“an C- 3- PWV: 1- 3- a—Cbarles s. Bisseit.
the old Veel‘ry’. all the expenses at Mrs. J. Gordon Fisher. 3 Young Cocks.
the year 1932 had been met. and that 5- Ce 131W Minor-ace. 30’ V. “‘3' 1——George Turner.
this was the first time in many years. tent 1- . _ z—Jnmee Anderson.
except when the deficit had been 8- G White 33811011“: I-James Antler-so).
made up tron: money realised from Farm. 1- 3- » Young Hens.
Homewood
the sole of property. or principal. SWINE-n Butter-cups: Thompson l—Jamcs Anderson.
Mr. Gallaher then moved a vote of Evans. J“ 1; Edwin 0' Morrison 3‘ 2—0. W. 3- Wheeler.
thanks to the Vestry to:- its nblc ad~ White Pek‘n ”Wk" ””3 an“: 1—0. W. B. Wheeler.
ministration oi the business or the Kocwnydin Flimwl. 2. 8. 4: mun! mMile Class.
Parish. which he called master-Hy. duck: Keeflfll‘n M» 1- 3- ’- 4' 1—Charlos's. Bissett.
with special commendation of the 1‘0“?“ ducks: drake. Sidney Willis, 2—0113?!” S. 3W“.
work of the Finance Committee and 13 duck. Sidney Willis. 1' 3—Robert Morton.
the treasurer. This was passed un- Muscovy ducksv drake, zoo-Mile Close.
snimously. The finance committee camber 2- . l—Jamos Ander'son.
consisted or Dr. R. M. Mullings. WM‘ ““1"“ d“¢“"~’°““‘ duke’ z—Robert Morton. ‘
(3mm. M683". E J “Mun “d W. D. MCGulre. 1: F. G. Member, 2: U—Chmel' S Bltht.
Ellsworth c Lockwood. young duck. W. D. McGuire. 1. 3: F. V “04““ M
The election at the otticcrs followed. 9' M‘cw'b" 2- 1—-Ge0rge Turi’er.
D. 11. 3:11;“ and E. J. Salisbury were 03‘3““ “ck anke' w D M” s—Jame‘s Anderson.
own no e by F. D. Austin Mrs. J. ' ' M. 3-—C. W. B. Wheeler.
W. Storey nominated A. A, Bette and 3:23“ 1?;1‘: F gamm‘g} 1 loo—Mile Class. ~
D. H. Pollard. The clerk read thellst “gm "h“ afick’ an“ F a. 3“,“ 1——c. w. B. Wheeler.
or those entitled to vote. about 100 or . ' ' ' ~ z—James Anderson.
camber. duck. F. G. Macomber. 1. .
a. membership or about 860.1).1-1. Pearl Guineas' cock. Keewaydin 8—-C. . W. B. Wheeelr._
Pollard and E. J. Salisbury were ' WIS—M 0‘“-
Farm, 1; hen. Keewe. din Farm. 1:
elected to succeed themselves as war- cockerel; Keeweydr Firm. 1. ypuliet: Charles 8. Bissett .......... . . . 83. 09 worked inst because he takes a! day“.
dens. the vote being 55 to 16. Nomi- Best Hen. to do a. three-hour iob.‘ “311M
Keewa in Farm.1Pl"l°-
nations for nine' vedrymen were then muff... steel my nemieh will. Charles S. Billet-lit . . . ..... . , . . 83 00 Sun.
called for. E. B. Gall-her presented ‘
Sr. buck: Romano Rivalto. 1; Bob ' V.—‘
a. resolution in accordance with the Mel-shall. 8; 8:. Doc: Romano Rival- Brinsh Tmpsmw Mala
anons ot the diocese of Connecticut to 1 and 1; J5 doe; Bob Hairball. 1.
providing that the vestryrnen elected Natural any: Jr. bud“. Romano
at the meeting should be divided into multo 1
classes. to serve on two and three 3:. Doe, Mr and Mrs. Frank Gam-
years. respectively. hich was passed ney. 1.
after dbcu-ion and explanation- of White nemiah. Sr. doe:
the intent or the motion. For the G. H. Hutchinson. 1. ‘
term of three years. 0.11. Dilworth Ruins Red Belgians. Sr. buck: Ro-
nominated LeGrand Jackson, E. M. mono Rivalto. "l and 2:‘ 9r: lice: Ro~ _
Jackson and W’. J. Crawford; .or two mano Rivalto. 2i and 8: Jr. buck. 110- >‘
years 1". D. Austin. 1'. C Wye" msao Riv-alto. 1“ end 2: Jr. doe: Ro~
and E. C Lockwood; i’or one year. mano Rivalto. 1 and}. '
ed his course in laying waterbound
macadsm. without oil, asphalt. ce-
ment or other binder. even though it
,was pointed out that the automobile
ironic of that day tore the macadem
roads to pieces as fast as they could
be built. He subsequently began the
laying of worrcnlte on the state high-
.ways.
In his inaugural message Governor
Templeton declared “the people of
Connecticut owe a. lasting debt of
attitude to the present able and em-
dcnt highway cOmmissioner and to
his predecessor in office." who was
Booster MacDonald.
In the event that “Mr. Bennett does
not resign when the proposition fora
highway commission of three goes
through. it is likely that his salary
will be fixed at 85. 000 a. year, with
the same amount being paid to the
other two members. The third mem-
ber. it is said. will be Charles Henry
fission of Waterbury who previously
has been mentioned as an ambitious
candidate in succession to Bennett.
MANGLED BODY
ON R. R. TRACKS
“RIDEN. Jen. 5.-—Th0 terribly
leaded body found on the railroad
tracks near the Camp street bridge,
this morning. about 1: 30 o'clock. was
K identified during the day to be that of
.F. G. his» .
F. L. and
TANG! Wsnat. 23 years old. of 76
Veteran street. this city. Identifies»
lion was made through the finding in
Lb coat pocket or an honorable dis-
R. M. Mullings, R. 8. Whitney and
Mortimer U. Betta This was the old
vestry, with the exception of M. 8.
liam Glbeon,.1:‘.
Gibson, 1.
New Zealand Beds: 31-. buck; wu—
Jr. buck; mum
excited
President Harding is all
one his discovery that the prohlbltlon
» last-is being'violnted. Won't be be
indl‘nant ‘When he hears uboul the
sinking ottne mnmmz—Nunvflle
’ :Soathern Lumberman.
Betta in lace of Dutch Rabbits. blank. Br. will!“ .
who no: lives‘ lilo strum “is: L? “a G- “- mum 1- 3. 3- ‘=
Storey nominated the ‘0“0'1118' “m Sr. :0? 1:. L. Und G. H. Hutchinson.
yumLGWheeler. LILChittim " ’ ' ’ .
and p L. Bonton- two m", James Blue Dutch rabbits. F. L. ..snd G.
H. Hutchinson. 8r. buck;
let. Ratio. of New Haven. F. Hal Robert G. Banter-d and
l ‘ Herb.” 0 POM' ... 3088' Samuel 8?. (106, F. L. and 0.1! fimlmw
mmwn’n VETERANS nln.‘ '»Lomee. Rebel-11F.“Tirexidbi'mis1&1'g “1'3““? rum G n.
‘eharge from the Eighth Company.
181st Depot Brigade of the Army at
,Qmp Devans on Dec. 11, .1818. He
leav- two sisters. Mrs. Henry Bushie
of thb city. and another married sis-
#4
Hutdilri’eoi. 1‘1
mee- today confines tour members
'08 Buckingham Post. No. 12. G. A. 3..
' is their respective homes. Vimh one
exception. the aged Clvil War veter-
dns are not in a serious condition and
will probably be able tome about in s
M days.
The mod seriously in is James Ly.
out. Junior vies-com er of the,
soot. nu Gillan n ed on1
well. although hm are held out
whims” Otherswhoereili
M James E. W’lson. senior vice-corn.
» ; George '1‘. 'Roee. Delaware
and Thomas Bradley, former
chief of police. ..
it Wurst not.“ the
L 7 nationswnttoessoeltheir
“ “unnumbered-ones
at M.
Mr. Dllworth’s nominees were elect-
ed 58 to 10., For the other two perk
ods the nominees o! nee. storey were
withdrawn. son the some Vestry-
men and K 3. M were elected by
theeestiog‘. at one ballot.
"realise Ditch‘hbbib: 8r. buck.-
F.LandG.H.Hmml. 8. 8.
4. Sr. doe. ELMO H.3ntchln—
“3.10%.0‘5
'PAm WANTED
Have 70“ .
PATENT
. fl - or a $0011
leYENTION
applied for
that “Infidel! to sell or have
unmanned?
Emmesnsrucleefmflt
mm caning
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