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CITY
VI.
:1 .Y;
NEWS
.0 “ . >- S
evening. are expecting tohold their
last rehearsal this evening. in the
basement ‘0! Trinity Church. The play
is being given by e Trinity Dramatic
Tho Choral Art society will hold a
rehearsal tonight at the Grace Parish
house.
0 U 0
Miss Elizabeth Fitch of 2 Brush
street has just recovered from a severe
attack of the grippe.
0 O O
--Ea.rris & Guns. That's All.
I O O
Law'rencc Mikowski of Meridcn.
under arrest as holdup man. fired a.
shot at the policeman who had him
in custody.
Police seized liquor valued at 35.000
in home of Edward Dereglbus shortlv
"after arresting sun on charges of ii-
legal transportation.
O O O
—-—Ilarris & Gans. That's all.
a o O
Superintendent Hurley of the state
police said he would be glad to receive
specific complaints from householders
who have difficulty in getting coal.
0 O 0
State Policeman Richard Carroll of
the Rldgefield barracks was a visitor
with relatives in Norwalk last. eve-
hing.
Philip J. Troncon f 105 Ely avenue
has enlisted in the Army. He will
leave this afternoon for Camp Bennlng
in Georgia. where he will be sta-
tioned for a time. .‘
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0 O
—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
R. R. Ave. Phone 390.
a t l
The Litchfield county groundhog
will not see his shadow Friday if the
sun does shine. says a \Vlnsted dis-
patch, due to his inability to leave his
subterranean chamber. the passage -0
which is buried deep beneath snow.
0 O O
The number of convictions for
violations of the prohibition laws is
believed to be responsible for many of
the large number of petitions for the
restoration ot forfeittd rights before
the Legislature this session.
' O I
- has purchased a new seven passenger
' Mrs. Weber is ill at her home on
lWolfpit avenue. .
O O O
The postponed annual meeting of
the Grace church will be held tonight.
0 I C .
Mrs. James Orrin Io! 26 Kossuth
street is quite illat her home.
0 O O
l
' -—Harrin a Bass. That's all.
C O C ‘
The ice on the Brookside Pond, be-
ing cut by Fred Rain. is reported as
averaging 18 inches in thickness.
U C I
George Flori of Walter avenue is
visiting his uncle, Dominick Flori of
[jersey fity.
Eugene De Mark of Walter avenue
touring car.
0 0 0
-—We are the originators of novelty
stunts Come out and be convinced at
the Battery C. 192 Art. dance Norwalk
Armory tonight.
' t I
A meeting of the Patriotic Sons of
America was held at the lodge rooms
The Falrfleld Battery Co. has been
so busy that much over time work
has been necessary to fill the orders
on hand. '
. will
where a dance is to be: held under the
auspices of Battery C?192nd Artillery.
This will be the first appearance in
this city. of DePasture‘s orchestra. and
a new. and novel
those who attend.
Post be on hand.
0
Harry. E. Tolles of the U. s. Navy
Yard Submarine, Base at Portsmouth,
N. 11.. has a twenty-days‘ leave of ab-
sence and is spending the same with
his parents.
Tolles. of 146 South Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. E. _M.
O O I
This IeveningDePastux-e's orchestra.
furnish music at'the- Armory
treat is promised
C O I
The Monday Afternoon Bridge met
'wfin Miss ifafy Lyons" of FlaX'WHill
Road yesterday.
won first prize and MrsaJames Golden
second.
, after the cards.
oftthe next meeting will be announced
8. er.
‘M rs. Royal Mills
Refieshments were served
The date and hostess
,
C C O
The Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 12.
American Legion will hold a special
meeting. at theirflemporary home. 50
Wilton avenue.
quefiion of a new meeting place will be
At this meeting the
. taken up. Other lm ort t
. t l t ex nln . i) an business
on Franklin stiee . 3: e g will come before the meeting. It is
requested that all members of the
O C
Fine. caused by the overheating of
nue who has been quite lll
improved. .
0
auto
s
Of
3
—-Full line
Aaron Kohn.
Ralph S. Cole of 83 Riverside ave-
at hisI
home is reported as being very muchl
accessories.
a stove in the parlor of the apartment
of John George. on the fourth floor of
the Golden block. 9-11 Elm street.
Danbury. consumed all the furniture
and the other furnishings in the room
shortly before 2 o'clock Sunday morn-
ing. Mr. George. who was asleep in a
room adjoining the parlor was par-
tially overcome by smoke and was
carried from the room by policemen
The Arthur Construction Company
of Stamford has a large force of men
at work repairing the state highway
near James’ Hill. Darien.
0 0 0
Louis Gall of 20 Hoyt streetIenter-
tained a number of his friends at his
home Saturday evening.
0 0 0
Now that Kellogg's Poudln Broad
River has been flooded, skating is 'be-
A new batch of circulars, giving a
history of the cmbozzlcmcnt case of
Howard F. Smith, missing former tax
collector of Bridgeport. and bearlugl
descriptions and photographs of the;
fugitive, were sent out from Police;
Headquarters ln__ that city ycsterd-ly'
throughout the country.
9 I! b
--:lc a. day {m ion
for a Hoover cllgsncr at
Free demonstration.
O I
The hearing called for by the Pub-
lic Utilities Commission on “'ostport's
electric light current rate on the in~I
stigatlon of prominent citizens of'
that town. has been called off. the‘
matter having been adjusted amicably
between the local water company and
the complainants. The hearing was to
have been hr-ld tomorrow, January 31.
D I O
——-Come and hrar and sue the but
ever in Nonvallc. Dc I’asture‘s. direct
from Greenwich Village. N. Y.. at
Nor-walk Armory, tonight. Battery 1‘.
192 Art. dance.
’
The Rev. John F. Ryan. P. R.. of
St. Peter's Catholic church. Danbury.
sailed today from New York on the
S. S. Scythia for a two months 'trlp
abroad. during which he will visit the
Holy Land and other places of interest
in Europe. Father Ryan will be ac-
companied by the Rev. 1’. J. Mcle-
ney or Bridgeport. national chaplain
of the Knights of Columbus.
0 o a
month:- pay-s'
Donnelly's. .
C O
The recruiting squad which is sta-
tioned at the South Norwalk posti-
oi‘l‘lcc on Tuesdaysand Fridays have
accepted three local young men for
the United States Army. These men
will leave this afternoon for their des-
tinations. The army is now accepting
recruits for the Signal Corp. Ordi-
nance Corp and the Infantry in
Hawaii.
. .
-—-Armory. Friday night. Dancing—-
Music by Yerkes Columbia Record
Bell Hops.
William James Mctcalf, aged 40. as-
sistant to the president of the Yale
& Towne Manufacturing Company.
died yesterday in his home at 130
Grove street. Stamford, after a brief
illness of pneumonia. He was born in
Mitchell. S. D. He had been connected
with the manufacturing company
since 1902 and for many years was
head of the Philadelphla office of the
company. He moved to Stamford nine
years ago. He was president of the
v
Suburban Club of Stamford and a
member of the Woodway Golf and
Country Club. He leaves his wife. Mrs.
Jane C. Metcalf. his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Melville -Metcalf of Washington.
erstou,
and a sister. Mrs. Wister Bald
street.
lug enjoyed by reverskenthuslasis.
. O 0
Miss Marjorie Rambcau and her
company, last evening’s a‘traction at
the Regent. ‘Thcatro. stopped over
night at the Hotel Mahackcmo.
O 0 I
-—Buy your 'V'ictrols at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p m.
0 O C
A slight accident occurred Monday
morning when the Norwalk Iron
\Vcrk's tYuck ran into a truck belong-
ing to the Falri‘leld Battery Co.
o o o '
Rev. 1. Stanley Jacobs. of St. Paul's
A. M. E. church. Cambridge. Mass"
will preach tonight at the Knight
Street A. M. E. church.
0 0 C
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund J. McCarthy was
christened Dorothy Margaret by Rev.
Father Duly on Sunday at St. Joseph's
church, Mr. and Mrs. Pctc’r Duffy be-
ing the sponsors.
O 0
—Full line or auto accessories.
Aaron Kohn.
C
A special meeting. together with
the election of officers and degree
work of l'ncas Hayloft No. 26 1-2 will
he held this evening, directly after
the business meeting of Uncas Tribe
No. 26. I. R. O. M.c
o o 0
Camp No. 3. P. O. of A. will hold a.
public installation of omcers this
evening at their rooms 42 Franklin
Following the installation an
apron and necktie social will take
place.
9
O O
B
~Brlnglng the house down. Our
novelties are knock-outs. See and hear
for yourself. De Pasture's best ever.
at the Battery C. dance, Norwalk
Armory. tonight.
C O I
The death'ot General D. “Tyne,
which occurred at his home in Mount
Vernon. N. Y.. Friday recalls the early
W. S. Sturdevnnt of Pine Point. who
are making...a tour
States. on which they started from
this city
pleased to learn that Mr. Sturdevant
has recovered from his recent illness. -
and 'that they I
- Miami. Fla... by Tuesday of next week.
litany local
favored with boxes of the crystalized
cactus candy from Tucson. Ariz.. in
w
Girls’ and Women's
Isaac streets. last Friday night. it was
announced by Mrs. A. M. Fcchhelmer.
secretary of the club; that two new
classes were- to- be
is a class in French under Mrs. Solon
H. Borglium and the oother a phys-
ical culture
joined these classes.
lug
finishes a course this Week.
course will begin on February 6. Full
particulars may be
Mrs. Carr or from Mrs. Fechhelmer.
$20,000 LIQUOR SEIZURE
straw jackets
fluid. a dozen empty whisky hogsheads
and hundreds of corks and empty bot-
tles were seized:
on Deregibus with the result that his
home was raided and that the Fed—.
eral bench warrant was alsopsucd.
key seizure several
vanced the opinion that the men ar-
rested were not the ones really con-
cerned in the traffic.
was a “man higher up" who lived in
be able to sustain
whiskey without much effort.
mystery.
tr
and firemen.
O O O
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
of the United
last October. have been
expect to ‘ arrive at
people have also been
hich Mr. Sturdevant is interested.
O O C
At the social evening held at the
club. Wall and
organized. One
class. A number have
Tile dress-mak-
charge of hlrs. Carr.
A new
class in
obtained from
IN BRIDG EPORT
Continued from tags One)
for bottles. coloring»
Somebody Squealed
It is believed some one ‘fsquealerl"
At the time of the Westport whis-
local people ad~
but that there
rldgeport who was in a position to
the loss of the
Dereglbus is known as a man of
Having come to this coun-
y not so many years ago. a poor
w..-»
A Complete Assortment of
Underwear
nod-Sulphur on‘h‘mc
days of the Danbury & Bethe! Street
Railway company. of which General
\Vylie was one of the promoters and
In Muslin and Knit. for Ladies and
Children; Also Muslin and Flannel for
Ladies. Gentlemen and Children at—
the first president. The road was then
a horse car line and General \Vylie
was a conspicuous figure in affairs
pertaining to its construction and
cuipment and in the early days of its
operation. I
.—-- A M
FOR COLDS, COUGHS,
‘ BRONC’HITIS, ETc.
E. K. BANKS’.
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackcmo Hotel
45-47 “'cst Washington Street
SOUTH NOR\\'ALK. "
Use 8. P. c. White Pine Compound
with Cod Liver Extract and Menthol,
50 Cents.
Stillson-Powell Corp.
also of Washington.
deposited; in this bank before
FEBRUARY 6th
Will draw ., interest from
_ FEBRUARY lst
. ' Accounts of from $1.00 to $5.000 are invited.
W .:2
lull Norwalk 'I'S‘fiviugs
I Witch. Tubman-.1 .
South Norwalk.
Bank
granitic; ‘
so. Marni...» '
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THE
FIRST MONTH
Of the New Year Is
About Finished. '
r‘ . ‘
The resolution you made
is now being put to
_ the test.
Don’tIWeaken—-
' Stick to It4—..» . .
You .Will Win
The People’s
Trust C0 ‘
. SouthINorwalk
First Bank Under the Bridge
Youth. he has amassed a substantial
foruno within a. comparatively short
time. He is apex-service man. having
served with the A. E. F. in active bat-
tle in France and shortly after his re-
turn here made his home in Bridge-
port. L, .
‘ . all Street
NO0N.—-E£Eoris to bring about a
furthEr .litiuidatior. of indu‘ial
shares by bear attacks against special
. issues were frustrated by the steady
absorption {at the investmeskraéls.
Declines of a. point or so had been
registered by a numberof’ popular in-
dustrially. but‘ these were recovered
to a. large extent ' before mid-day.
when the demand for the carriers be—
came m-~re general. Omaha Pa. was
pushed up 3 hi "points/Chicago and
Northwestern 2 1-2. Illinois Central
1 3-4 and Atlantic Coast Line 1. Sub—
stantia gains also were made by a.
number of specialties. nggett and
Myers rising 7‘1—2 points, Remington
Ti'pewriter First Prd. 3 and Califor-
nia Petroleum. General Electric and
\Vestinghouse Electric 2 each. Call
money opened at 4 1-2 per cent.
RIAL’I‘O TH‘EXI'RE
“Stronghoart” the intelligent can-
ine motion picture actor is the star of
“Brawn of the' North." a dramatic
motion picture of romance in the far
north. and the fidelity of a dog to his
friends. This photoplay is being
'showu today and tomorrow at the
shown yesterday won many friends
'for the theatre as well as for the act.
or. Full of interest. tense at times——
especially 1'0 when “Brawn"
with the wolves—the picture is one
well worth viewing. Selected shorter
pictures make up the balance of the
program, .
WINNER-MORGAN.
Announcement has just been made
of the marriage’of Miss Sarah Morgan
of North Main street and firm Fem
nor of Stamford. The marriage took
place on Tuesday. January 23rd. the
Rev. L. J. Schoeppler. pastor of the
South Norwalk Baptist church om-
‘ciatlng. ,Aftd‘ a short wedding trip
the couple will make their residence
in their newly furnished home in
Stamford.
'S‘AfiE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixcd widn Sulphur It Brings
Back Its Beautiful Imsu'c at Once.
G'ray hair, however handsome. de-
notes advancing age. life all know
the advantages of a youthful appear-
ance. IYour hair is your charm. It
makes or mars the face. \Vhen it
fades. turns gray and looks streaked.
just a few applications ._of Sage'i‘ea
was appearance
a hundred-fold.
Don't stay 'gtjayt Look young!
Either prepare the recipe at home or
got from any drug store a bottle of
“Wyethh's Sage and Sulphur Com-
pound." which is merely the old-time'
recipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients. Thousands of
folks rocomcmnd this rcady-to-use
preparation. because it darkens the
hair beautifully, besides. no one can
possibly tell. as it darkens so
naturally and evenly. You mollsten
a sponge or soft brufli with it. draw-
ing this through the hair. taking one
small strand at a time. By morning
the gray hair disappears: after an-
other application or two, its natural
color is restored and it becomes thick.
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itialto Theatre and when it “we; first-
battlcs '
‘Eaf‘t N OrWalk
Louis Canevarl of Liberty Square is
in Bridgeport to-day on business.
g ‘ o o o . .
Miss Vera Grace of Winfield street,
was a visitor in Stamford recently.
TheICaif Pasture Life Guard basket-
night, at Community hall.
I I 0
Edward Patterson of Winfield street,
and at party of friends killed two re
resealable»; Was My.
8 O O
The interior of Marley's Quality
store Ion East avenue is being redecor-
ated by Theodore Dugan. the painter.
0 O I
The barge Eastern Star is discharg~
ing a cargo of coal at the docks of the
Ferris Coal Company. The barge was
brought to the harbor yesterday by
one, of the tugs of the Red Star line.
a O I
Another sitting of the pinochle
tournament of the Mayflower Hook
and Ladder and Hose Company will
take place at the company's quarters
on Van Zant street this evening.
‘ C O
The St. Agnes Guild of Christ
church will meet this evening at the
home of the Rev.‘ and Mrs. Robert B.
B. Foote on East avenue. A social
hour will follow the business meeting.
‘ .0 O O
Miss Mae Amundsen of Strawberry
hill. who recently resigned her posi-
tion with the Southern New England
l'l‘elephone Company. has taken a posi-
tion in Stamford. '
O C
The barge Eastern Star is charging
a cargo of coal at the ducks of the
Ferris Coal Company. The barge. was
brought up the harbor yesterday by
one of the tugs of the Red Star
Line.
0 O O
Roy Carlson. the contractor. has
started work on another new house
at Marvin Beach. Mr. Carlson has
erected several new houses on the
Marvin Beach tract duringrthe past
few months.
Rowazton
Franklin Lynch is ill at his home in
\Vest Side Avenue
O
Mrs. John Flint, who is spending
the winter in New York (ity, is the
guest of her sisim. Mrs. E. H. Evory.
Rowayton Avenue.
on 'I‘l
Mrs. C. ll. Bass of Crockett Street.
returned to her duties as teacher at
the Cranbury School yesterday. after
several weeks' illness.
I O O
The Ladies' Aid Society of the R0-
Rvayton M. E. Church will meet to."
marrow. W'cdnesday. afternoon with
Mrs. John Plunder. at which time
theh annual election of officers will
be held and the miteboxes will be
opened. ‘
8 0
Lawrence K. Paul of Roxvavton
Avenue has returned from a two
wceks’ trip to various points in Flor-
ida. Frank T. Brundage. of South
Norwalk. accompanied hixnf‘: Mr.
Paul and Mr. llrundagc attended an
insurance convention while in Flori-
‘da. ,
The first rehearsal for the "Old
Folks"Conccrt” to be given by the
Ever Ready Circle of the King's
Daughters was held last evening at
the home of Mrs. \V. 1’. Ambler. who
is in chargp. A large number at-
tendtd the ivhcarsal.
o o o
O
glossy and lustrous. and you appear
ycars youngcrs-I‘Adv.
The cast of the play "Deacon
Dubbs." which is to be presented in
on Washington “sill-sit." I
ball‘ teamdid not hold practice last .
,1 usefulness of «this, ‘ your
and Musical G Miss’eMaudot An-
Carson onset the leading ladies in
the play is ill. and her part is being
taken by Miss Anna. Newton.
Darien
George Hammershoy of Worcester.
Mass. spent the week~end with his
family in Center Street.
. O O C ,
Mr.- and- Mrs. Homer Clark of .
Mansfield Avenue, are visiting in
New Haven. ‘
O O 0
View " Terrace. South Not-walk, is
spending a few days with Postmaster
and Mrs. Frederick H. Smith of the
Post Road.
0 O O -_
It has boon decided to have seven
putts in the minstrel show to be
given by the young men of the Meth-
odist Episcopal Church, instead of
five parts as originally planned. The
show will be presented on Friday eve-
ning. February 9th.
0 C C
The last quarterly conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church was
held last evening in the church. Rev.
Dr. Kidd. 'district superintendent.I
was present and a full report of all
departments was presented.
- O O C
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30 19a:
r
Mrs. GertruderAnderson of Sound ,
Deaths and “news
Funeral of\
Funeral se
endlno. of 32
this morning
REV. Thomas
burial was in
3"- Mi .
111033 {(3
S Main strut .I...
form St. yelp"?
J. Finn f.vf‘-.:'SC:
St- Blary' A
“Huh .
3 (firm
B .‘ . .
Catherine 52:27.21“le .
child of Mr. and Mr; trim: £351:
of 42 Butler street"d.,"liam Es.
Funeral services will {and
row afternoon from {l ski?
Burial will be in sow V” ‘a
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1
last
IT'S c.-
The local police have not yet gotten
any» word of the whereabouts of theg
turkeys that were stolen from the:
farm of Philip N. Nivins of LeRoy';
Avenue on Sunday morning. Consta—l
bles Ernest L. Great and Charles!
Smith. reported to the Norwalk Po-g
lice Department on Sunday morning.3
that the turkeys had her} stolen
from Nivln’s farm. and had been put
in a. waiting automobile, which was
thought to have been headed for
Norwalk. 7
O O C
The, entertainment committee of
the Darien Fire Department. held an
important meeting. last evening in
the Fire Company hall. The meeting
was called promptly at 8 o'clock by
Chairman Frederick H. Smith. Final
arrangements for the supper and
dance to be given on Saturday eve-
ning were made. The supper will be
held in the Fire Company HallI and
the dance in the Town Hall. The
committee decided to begin rehears-
als for the minstrel show this coming
week. This will be the company's
sixth annual mlnstrel show. The en-
tertainment committee is composed
of Frederick H. Smith (chairman).
Carl Rallstab. Arthur Raymond, Carl
Schmidt and Lester Bounty.
—If you do not dance come out and
hear and see and experience the
thrills at the Not-walk Armory. De-
Pasture's tonight. Battery C. 192.
SEVERE cocoa - .9
AFTER INFLUENZA;
"After an attack of the 'Flu' which!
left me with a severe cough nothing:
seemed to relieve me until I used;
Foley‘s Honey and Tar." writes Mrs.
l
K. .D. Drake. Chllds. Maryland.
Coughs resulting from Influenza.
\Vhooping Cough. Asthma. Croup.,
La. Grippe and Bronchitis are quickly?
relieved with Foley's Honey and Tar-.3
Contains no opiates -—ingredients 3
printed on the wrapper. Largest sell-
ing. cough medicine in the World
Stillson. Powell Corporation.
HARRY W. MATHER
ARCHITECT
79-81 Washington Street
80. Norwalk,_ Conn.
RED TA
SPE CIALSI
Broken Lines Soft
Collars, 2 for 23¢
$2.00 Shirts sell
Broken Lines of Wool
Mixed Shirts and
Drawers . 79c
a...
MALLORY HATS
For Spring —~ $5.00
\
Rogers (3 Stevens
N orwalk So. Non-m
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FREE FREE FREE
“1211 Every Purl-haw of 5°C
or Our
One House
Thermometer
AT ~
g. Bovi Pharmacy
JASIES PARKER. .‘lzr.
Licensed Pharmacist
52 80. Main St. So. Norwm
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Phone Barnum .395 .
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GAS srovrs
and
HEATERS
The Connecticut Liglll
and Power Co.
67 Wall St.
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Under Tarlov’s Cigar Store
Phone
3 3 2 0
Careful Drivers — Prompt Service
WILLIAM W. DAWSON, Jr.
ARCHITECT
46 So. Main St. Tylvphoue 333
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Re-invest Your. January and .
February Dividends
In Gilt Edged Securities
CHARLES J. VARIAN
Cosm-XCNR and BI. ILDm
Fireproof Building and Concretels;
a Specialty
8 France St. .Vurualk. Cami.
Phone 618-1-2 .Vurualk
Paying 6% and 7%
Advise With Us.
Mapleseooldsmmidt
A FRIEND
YOU DO YOUR OWN
PIGKING
MARK-OFF
Shoe Store .
42 80. Main St. So. Norma
Just Above the Cffi‘ord-
IN NEED
‘ About the best friend
you have in the world,
the one that is always
ready to help you and
= ask no questions, is your
.. own money. Put your
.4 money igthis bank. In-
acrease ' the power and
MID-YEAR GRADUATES
New Classes “1!! Be Organized (I
These Daft-s:
JANUARY 29“) and
FEBRI'ARY 5“]
DAY AND NIGHT SEsleSS-
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COLLEGES
so. NORWALK STAMFORD
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. best friend. I .
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