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.ENTfNEL ACLASSI
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
w H. “g tun family house of ten
l-tu-IIIV "ill! (“'0 baths, “Sh .1!
m .l i'u improvements. Two cu
“Hg-h Inrirt' Int. Price “.200.
fi..,1_uge so 000. Terms arranged.
i or Particulars Apply to
l'm. F. Hoyt 69‘ Son
. .. \lnin st. Phone 435
:«nl liatsto —- lnsurnnoe
FOR SALE.
'm gmul section, 15
.‘ ‘mlm, accommodation
- . \Illl‘lliiit" for 2 fam-
lvmintz or boarding
‘(mlt‘ uptown center. ‘
up section, 9 rooms
mud healer. open fire-
i Min: room. fruit.
For particulars
may“ e Co.
F~ ll Estate and Insurance
l'lmnc 830
'7 South Main Street.
I :my.
l;l:5lil0d Advertising Rates: 25 Words, Minimum Charge—1 time, 2c word; 3 times. 4c word; 1 week, 6 times,
8c word. These advertisements accepted by Telephone. Call N orwalk 92 01‘ 93-
Additional classified advertising will be found on Page TWO.
Shufelt Brothers
DCRAN’I‘ & STAB DEALERS
201 Washington Street
East Norwnlk — Phone 3075
FORDS FOR SALE.
1918 Ford racer ......... 8135
1920 Ford touring, no starter, $150
1921 Ford touring. starter ..... $210
1921 Ford touring. starter . . .. . 8210
1918 Ford roadster ...... . ..... 8100
These ears in best condition. Call at
5 \Vcstport avenue. or Phone 2153
Norwnlk. evenings.
FOR SALE—Eddy refrigerator. four
flute shelves. 100 lbs. ice compart-
ment. used 2: years. $40: brass bed.
full sized. excellent springs. ‘25. Tel.
3046-13.
FOP. SALE—Special 6 Studebaker.
lnte model. looks and runs like new.
192;: Mnxuell touring, overhauled. in
A-l condition: 1022 Overland sedan.
new; Ford touring, starter. Mcliugh
llros.. Distributors of Overland. \Villys
Knight and Moon Cars.
“FUR SALE—Piano, upright. mahog-
.\lust be, sold at once. $75 cash.
Advirrss .l. 11., Ilox 390. So. Norwulk
Post Office.
.\ 3‘ \lttlAIN IN REAL
ESTATE
ll sell you a lot and
-H made six room
'lt :ill improvements,
r $41,500,
I" \‘urwalk's beauty
at Marvin
rr particulars sec
4-; .l. LARRAURI
St. South Norwalk
‘ Inphulle 1731.
.\ l 'TOMOBILE
INSURANCE
You Need It
We Write It
.TI. l..‘tYTON & CO., Inc.
' ': were THAT INSURES
. I . l Avenue
l-‘OR SALE
" .n to 37.500.
mm the rush comes on.
l'nr particulars,
V; JOHN T. HAYES
-r. . r Norwalk
l‘stnte - Insursnce
- , l house, desirable sec-
Elistrict . . . . . . . $5.500
" . . lmuse. lst District, just
‘ ' moms, all improvements,
irulllc . . . . . . . . $6,200.
Euxy terms.
" ‘ house, 2nd District, 5
.—
.l. M. O’BRIEN
l'- .: Estate snd Inset-Inc.
,5 .. Phone 077
'~-.:i St.
\ m NORWALK. comm
WANTED TO BUY
' I: more cheap land. may
‘ l nr nncleared. I'OCKY 0"
'rnlloy or bus line. be-
.121 Norwnlk nnd Stink
-' irv'ius. Owners OlllYo
.md give full informa-
‘rt lotter. Write
ll. (LARK
' 1’“ " ‘Irw't Dsnbury, Conn.
Phone 35
- :l'y houses. prices ranging
FOR SALE—~1‘ulmer engine. 6 h. p.
single cylinder. gasoline tank. shaft.
and propeller. Cili‘hlll‘llOl‘. ctc.. A-l
condition. To l. 2614-4 or call 26 First
street, East Noruulk.
Milt HALE—Two lots in Rhymond
Terrace, Price $1.500. Address Mrs.
l". 13. linker. l9 Quintnrd avenue, So.
Norwnlk. '
l‘Hlt SALI'Z—lihode lslnnd lied eggs
for selling. wonderful lay: rs in
winter, strong and healthy. good size
and color. Also fine Barred l‘iymouth
llocks. Ten cents each or 32.00 per
setting. delivered. Call between 2 and
5 p. m. Junius Brown. 25 Soundvlew
:tVrnuo. South Norwalk. Ct. I‘hono
1201-4.
FOR HALEs—Four burner gas stove
with oven attached; also an electric
hrnlvr. Phone 32"“).
mu: SALE-Motorcycle. Harley-Da-
vidson. sport model. nearly new.
perfect condition. fully equipped. tan-
dem seat.
rush. \Vrlte F. M., (‘arc Sentinel.
Milt SALE—Direct from owner. 7
room bungalow. part improvements.
2 chicken houses, garage. 1 acre choice
gurden lund. fine section in ('runbury.
l'rice 35.300, 83.500 can remain at
3 per (‘t nt. A bargain. \Vm. Oswald,
Norunlk. Tel. 662-22.
lv‘tlii S.\l.hi»—-'l‘ruck farm; 17 acres.
right inside city of Nors'alk; large
house, hams, garage. electricity, tele-
phone, beautiful location: only $10.-
000; 32.000 required. Box 182, Nor—
walk. Conn.
FOR SALE—Illuckhet‘ry roots. $5.00
per hundred: black raspberry roots.
$3.00 per hundred, strawberry plants.
$1.00 per hundred. not delivered.
Mrs. .1. If. Brown. 451 Flax Hill Road.
li‘Olt SALE—ho building lots. near
center of East Norwnlk. dry. good
location. secluded enough to secure
quiet: also three--pieco parlor suite,
cheap. l". 1-}. Parsons. Janitor Fitch
School. 55 Osborne street.
ll‘Oli SALE—Young horse, good for
general work and driving. ('all be-
tween 5 and 7:30 p. m. at 226 Ely ave-
nue.
FOR. SALE—5 acre fruit farm. near
trolley. price 86.500; 81,500 down.
George Mitchell. Phone 1861 morn-
ings.
FOR SALE—Flat bottom row boat,
14 ft.. two sets oars. lnq. Leonard
Johnson. 17 Reynolds street. East
Norwalk.
FOR RENT
TO RENT—3 large rooms in center of
town. 1 office room. also garage.
Inq. Max Levy's Shoe Store. 31 South
Main street.
FOR RENT—In Darlen. apartment.
three large. pleasant rooms. fine lo-
cation, improvements. References re-
quired. Telephone 66-: Darien.
T0 LET—Room. with bosrd, in pri-
vate family. home privileges. Mrs.
A. llirtzler. 8 Putnam avenue.
TO LET—Small furnished. room. two
minutes to station and trolley. All
conveniences. .Phone 8043.
h.
T0 LET—Nicely furnished bedroom
and kitchen. spare room also, for
housekeeping. improvements. Infor-
mation. Policy's Grocery. :9 Monroe
street. ,
T0 LET—5 rooms. with nil improve-
ments. to Second street. Phone
30". —
TO LET—1n the Mercantile building.
80. Main street. modern offices at
low rentals. Inc, of R. Joselovsky or
Keogh & Candee.
T0 LET—Five rooms. with all im-
provements. with or without garage.
Inquire 10: Taylor avenue or Phone
316.
TO RENT—C rooms. both, electricity.
11 Couch street. Occupancy April
15th. Inquireoon premises or Phone
1118.
Bargain if sold quickly for
FOR SALE HELP WANTED
FOR SALE “'ANTED—GIRLS \VHO CAN 01’-
Ford ERATE SINGER SEWING MA-
mtouring . .1 ............ $100 CHINES. NEAT WORK. GOOD PAY.
any!“ "“8, ‘l "I “OH" -- 3185 DAY WORK. APPLY NORWALK
Du m - - - - - - -- 8350 DRESS 00.. 45 RAILROAD AVE-
nntsednn..............8050 "ITY
Overlandtounng...........siso " '
. (Handler. 7 pass. touring . . . . 250 “'ANTED—At once. salesman. mar-
llulnnt ”m8 (lenlonstrntor, 8800 ried man preferred. Must be a
Eulck touring. 4 cyl ........ $100 hustler. ambitions for money. Address
Studebaker, 7 pass. touring . . $175 Salesman. Care Sentinel.
Overlsnd 4 touring ........ 8325
WANTED—A furnished modern house
for the summer. consisting of 9 or
10 rooms. 2 baths. gas and electricity,
in a nearby summer resort. Gabbe
Mole Works. Inc., Day and Raymond
streets.
\VANTED—Boys. 16 years or over. for
our Packing Department. Light.
clean work. Good pay. E. H. Hoteli-
kiss C0,. Hoyt street. Norwalk.
HELP \VANTED for milling machines
and press work. Apply at the E. II.
Ilotchkiss Co., Hoyt street, Norwalk.
\VANTED—Two young men. nlso girls.
in our Paper Box Dept. Apply at
Cluett. Peabody 8; Co.. Inc.. South
Norwalk. Conn.
\VAN'I‘I-ID—‘Vhlte woman to care for
invalid Woman. One who desires
good home preferred. Mrs. A. D.
Morgan. Newtown avenue, Norwalk.
Telephone 1648 mornings.
“(ANTED—Women and girls for light
pleasant work. women can also
work part time. Edwin Boesse. Chest-
nut street, So. Norwaik.
“'AN'I‘ED—A housemaid for a small
school. Hours 9 to 5. Phone 1132.
WANTED—Board for baby and moth-
er. Take care of baby while mother
works. \Vrite D. J.. Caro Sentinel.
\VANTED—Men for steady work on
Hare skins and in the blowing de-
partment. Jonas 8.: Naumberg. Spring
street.
WANTED—Girls and women to press
and fold underwear. work done
with electric irons. Apply Cluett 1‘6." -
luody & C0.. Inc.
\\’AN’I‘l-:l)--Man to represent an old
firm in this territory introducing a
new article. Reference as to charac-
ter required. \Vrite Box R. Cure of
Sentinel.
\VAN'I‘l-zD—Itoy for opening case:
cleaning up and general work. Ap-
ply at Don’t-lly's.
\VANTED—Bedroom. living room.
use of kitchen, bath. by man and
wife. Address A. Y., Care Sentinel.
WANTED—“Woman to take charge
of our enmining department, won-
derful opportunity. “’rite or ‘épply
Harry Berger Shirt (20.. 35 Oliver St...
Stamford. Conn.
AHair Goods—Swedish l-‘ace Massage.
IED ADVERT
MISCELLANEOUS
Sewer. Water “‘ork, Masonry, Con-
crete \Vslks. Road \Vork, Grgd-
lug sud Rock Excavation.
SALVATOR OEAEIOTT
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Telephone 1164-4
43 Chestnut St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
ATTENTION !
If you want to dispose of any on
nlture or household goods, call or
write to H. Ash. No order is too lsrge
or small to get attention.
44 WATER ST. -- TEL. 903.
Paperhanger, Decorator and Painter.
Largest Assortment of Finest “’ail
Paper and I’ninters' Supplies at Rea-
sonable Prices. Try our Famous
Floor and Deck Enamel which will
give you a. fine long wear on any kind
of floor.
ALEXANDER WHITE
35 Lowe St. Phone 2858
Brand new bathroom. 860. Syphon
closet. china. low-down tank. enam-
cled bath tub and lavatory, with all
nickel-plated fittings: special big bar-
gain. white steel medicine cabinets,
$5.00 Seidenbur: Co.. 25! “'est 34th
St.. New York City.
NAG I 51103.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Dally trips to
New York City.
100 Conn. Ave. Phone 818
nonfim AUTO wnncxmo
COMPANY
5 ROlYAN ST. EAST NOR‘VALK
Old Cars Bought — All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Sale.
I Buy and Sell Second lland Clothing.
Highest Prices Paid.
Send a. Card and l \\'ill Call for it.
8. LEVY
5S \Vnter St. So. Norwnlk. Conn.
Harris & Gnus’ Block.
HALL BROTHERS“ BABY CHICKS.
\Vhito Leghorns. Rhoda island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
ing strains. chicks postpaid. Cater
logue. ,
A. B. HALL.
Wailingford. Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing, Msnicuring. Scalp Treat
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing. Perms
anent Waving. Hair Bobbing. Curling
Marcel Waving :— Hair. Dressing
47 Wall Street Norwnlk. Conn.
l’hono Norwalk 2565
WANTED—“'omcn for light factory
work. Good pay, steady position.
Apply Gabba Mole \Vorks. Day and
Ituymond streets.
“’AS'I‘ED—Young boys to work in
factory. Opportunity to learn good
trade. Apply Gabbe Mole Works. Day
and Raymond streets, So. Not-walk.
WANTED TO BUY
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Antiques. high prices paid lor old-
tlme furniture. mahogany. chrrry,
maple. pine, etc.. also old chins. glass.
anything at merit that is over 100
years old.
D. A BERNBTEIN.
“'csport Ave. l’honc
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household goods.
rags. papers junk and all second-
hand goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality of the goods.
A square deal always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van 7mm Street
Seemd-hsml Goods Always on Sale
READERS. A1TENTION l
I! vou have seeend hand furniture.
innit. paper stock or metals of any
kind. sell it to Jane Bros. and you
will see the reason why.
Write or Call.
37 Fort St. East Nor-walk. Conn.
Telephone 499.
LEGAL NOTICES
SOLVENT NOTICE.
BATE COURT. March 23rd. A. D..
1923. '
:stato of Theodore R. Brothel-ton.
late of Norwalk, in said District. de-
ceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis«
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for settle-
ment. Those who neglect to present
their accounts. properly attested.
within said time. will be debuted in.
recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make im-
mediate payment to
MAY E. LEE. Administratrlx,
Care of Light. Dunbar Sc Quinlan.
ORDER. OF NOTICE. s
DISTRICT'OF NORWALK. ss. PRO-
BATE COURT. April 6. A. D.. 1923.
Esate of JOHN s. L'HOMMEDIEU,
late of Norwaik. in said District. de-
ceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court for an order
of allowance to the widow of said de-
ceased.
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at. the Probate
Office. in Not-walk, on the 16th day of
April. 1923. at. 10 o'clock. forenoon:
and that public notice thereof be given
to oil persons interested therein by
publishing this order in n newspaper
having a circulation in said District.
at, least five days before said any of
hesrinz.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
E" ' Judge.
105 998
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mdrr a onocnnr
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TWIN CITY VALET
Jos. C. Selleck 8; Thos. O. Mc'x’enory
Ladies' & Gentlemen‘s CUstom
Tailoring l
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning. Press- -
'ing. Dyeing and Repairing.
Called for and Delivered.
Prompt Attention .-- Phone 408.
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
MENT AGENCY
47 \VALL STREET NORWALK
Has good paying positions for cooks,
general houseworkers and waitresses?
Bring references.
Phone 759-12.
FIRE 1 FIRE l FIRE 2
Has no terrors for the man with n
“Slag." "Asbestos" or "Slate" roof,
and also decreases his insurance rate.
Have a. talk with our representative.
THE NORWALK ROOFlNG CO.
111 Water Street. South Norwalk.
Phones 387 and 2956.
Telephone 391
G. H. BANKS
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholstering
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades.
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT PLEATING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR'S ART d: NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Nor-wall:
Phone 3091
Edison Mazda General Electric
Motors
Lamps
CHURCH and ABBOTT
—- Successors to —
Norwallt Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON—
TRACTOR,
incorporated
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone 1490
PATENTS
Wooster and Davis
A. M. WOOSTER‘ SM. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. '8. Pat. Oillce
1115:MA|N 3T. BRIDGEPORT
Send for Booklet on Patents.
FOUND
FOUND—Parcel containing child's
blouse. Owner may have same by
paying for adv. Call 23 Putnam Ave.,
So. Normlk.
FOUND—Power host. name "Ome."
off Shore, Haven. now in Westport
harbor. Phone 3093.
LOST
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flat door; key. about 5 or 6 o'clock M
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of getting into England. and new
that I am here I want money.”
He drew his check-book from the
drawer; but. I brushed it on one side.
"I will have s thou-mi pounds in
male of Englsnd notes.” I told him.
“nndndnftontheBnnkofEnglnnd
for the some amount. Send your
clerk out for it: then we an all.”
“When you u-e in London. I new
have a moment fr. from anxiety.”
he complained
I shruguged my shoulders.
"I shall not trouble you much
longer." I promised. "Photo is an-
other matter to be cleared up.
though. In Marseilles I was told
that Janet Souls had drawn s large
sum of money from you.”
“It is utterly false.“ the lawyer ne-
plled. "She has not even applied for
a penny."
I knew the truth then. of course.
Louisa was never one to brook n
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B‘EIFUAEL’S .WEDDING!
I GIFT
:2. .g. PHILLIPS OPPENIIEIL;
_‘ Copyright, 1922:: by EsPhillips Oppenhczr
(Arm. NEA Seance. loci
swered. “I was hiding from the
police. This is a. great opportunity
for me to bruit away.“
She sighed.
"I am sorry." she confessed. "All
the same. I hope that you succeed.”
O O 0
BEGIN HERE TODAY
Vendetta begins between
HICIEAEL SAYERS. noted orimtnsl.
nn
81R NORMAN GREYES.
Scotland Yard. when
benutlful bousemnid.
JANET. saves him from Sir Norman
by shooting dead an officer sent
to nrreet him. Janet. becomes
Ssyers‘ wife and accomplice. After
many narrow escapes from cnp-
once of
Snyers'
T Boulogne I was inn-noted with
the car. which I drove to Lon-
don snd delivered according to
lure. )ilichnel goes to live with instruction! at the ““89 0‘ 1'“ rival. I felt- nwmanun compan-
two wood-mes. P m and house in South Audley amt. There non when x mought of ngt'. “r.
J“°““°‘~ L“ 5’ “cm“ "'° I received a measure tint the Venus ror in the cafe at Museum. After
three scheme to rob passing mo-
torists. By blocking a. bend in
the road with a. lumber wagon
tourists are made to run down an
embnnkment and in the confusion
of rescue the watching iumbermen
rob the injured of their purses.
One day Michael goes to the res-
cue of a beautiful girl and her
father. whose car runs wild.
NOW GO ON “'I'I‘Il STORY
Michael Sayers Continues:
"You were Just. in time." she said.
"That was a wonderful Jump."
The old gentleman was in the road
by this time nnd gripping my hand.
"My good fellow.” he exclaimed.
“you have done a great day's work
for yourself! For God's sake. say
that you understand English."
"I have hewn Wood in Devon-
shire," I told him. "I speak English
or French. which you will."
“My name.” he announced. “is
Lord Klndersley. You will never re-
gret this day's work."
I made some attempt to ascend.
but he held me in my place.
"You must drive us to the next
town." he insisted, “to Hyeres or
'Iloulon. I will reward you hand
somsly, but we cannot be left here.
and I will not let. that wretched
youth touch the car ngsin."
“Where ore you going to?” I in-
quired. .
"England." the girl answered.
”—to Boulogns.”
"I will drive you to Boulog'ne." I
said. "if you will give me that young
man's llverymsnd papers. and recom-
pense my comrades there for my ab-
sence. They will have to engage on-
other woodman."
“It is agreed." he declared eager-
ly. “We shall not quarrel nbout
terms. I promise you!"
During the whole of our four dnys'
Journey. the girl. who sat by my
side all the time. remained as though
wrapped in her thoughts and spoke
to me only after long intervals. .
"How is it: that you. s woodman.
can drive a motorcar?" woe her first
question.
"'I have not always been a wood-
man." I answered.
“Why did you want that boy’s pa.
pen?" she asked.
“Because I wished to ranch Eng
land. and I might find it difficult to
getspsssportofmyown."1sd-
mitten. ‘
lady. whom I had avoided seeing at
Folkestone. wished to speak to me
the moment I arrived. I was shown
into a little sitting-room in the great,
house, and she urns to me almost. 1ta
once.
"My uncle wished me to give you
this," she said. handing me up envel-
ope. ”And I wondered”——she rnlsed
her eyes to mine—“whether you
would care to have s. little memento
of me?"
She gave me a picture of herself
in s. tortoise-shell frame. end I put
all. although we had ceased to are
for one another, she had been faith.
ful to me nfter her fashion. -
"We heard that you were drowned
~vst mules.” my companion re-
marked.
"It was a narrow escape." I sil-
mltted. “Rimmington and Greyes
were both over there. and they got
on my truck through Janet and
Louisa. I had luck the: night—end
I needed it."
“Why don’t you retire?” the lew-
yer suggested. leaning across the
tsble. “You have sufficient money.
and you are fond of the country.
Why not make full use of your were
derful genius for disguise. choose
some quiet spot and run no more
risks?“
"The matter is worth consider
lug.” I admitted. “There are a few
little snail-s to naught-n out first.
though.” '
w. Younghusband looked at me
curiously; then he Inidhis forefinger
upon the copy of the Times which he
bed been studying when I entered
the onion.
“You are interested in We
event. I suppose?"
W event?" I inquired.
The lawyer shrugged nu shoul—
ders. I could see quite well that he
did not believe in my
lously.
“Ihnvglndsed.beenllvingoutd
the world."Iobservcd. ”Wheat
hemnrrylng?"
“Doyoumenntotelllnethstyou
donotknow’r'hedenunded. '
“OfeotzrseIdon'u'Is-eplldn
little irritabiy. “Ion seem to forget
where I hsvsbeenforthe hm tour
months.”
“NormnnGreyaismnr-rylngthe
hdy whom I have met as Mrs. Sten-
fleld. Shoallsherselfnowlmt
Selle."
Thatwss. undoubtedly. oneottbe
shocksofnvlife. lheldoutmy
andforthe'l'lmessndr-dtnellt-
Wt.
“Goodrlssld. ”Infill“
drone-puma whichlseenbetng
“GOOD." I SAID. “I SHALL AT.
TEND THE RECEPTION WHICH
I 8.18 TO FOLLOW TEE CERE-
MONY.”
It into my pocket with the envelope.
“I shall never forget thnt eve-
ning.” she connnued softly. “It wns
n wonderful Jump. won't it?"
“I think. Miss Kinder-shy." I sshl.
"that you had better forget as much
of the whole affair as you nun. Be»
llcvemglsmnotncredlsshlenc-
qualntnnee." .
“But you might be." she persisted.
"Won't you try?"
I shook my head.
“Iii-tootsie.”ltoldhe.“xsm dmsnorthommonr. It'll”.
nhuntedmnntodny.nndshl.llbsto
theend.” '
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thereisjustonsvice.theviesof
0n the following day. after a pro-
tothenccidcnts. Ihsvedoneltnsy-
nit.”
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