‘."..’ , ~ “
F i met
m Whitney.
.5”. s'nd Mrs. George B. Tompkins
:49: West avenue,
mendmother, Mrs. J.
13Wgt Haven.
Carman,
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ti‘fik—Ask about
it at Donnelly’s.
C C O
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tpént yesterday in New York city.
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.51): Lady McLachlan Lodge, No. 8‘2,
' Daughters of Scotiu.
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—Lehigh Coal. Harris & Guns.—
um.- ’
. s o o
The Ladies' Gymnastic Junior
:Sokol society will give a. dance in
Bed Men's hall, .‘Washington street,
Saturday night. Svcc's orchestra
'vn‘ll furnish the music and a. pro-
gram of interest has been arranged
b ythe committee in charge.
- t O I
—Ndrwalk Church Orchestra con-
cert st. Nor-walk M. 13. Church, Fri-
day. Apr. 25th. All seats Silo—Adv.
C O t
The II. F. Bridge Club met last
evening atthe home of Miss Natalie
c McCausland of 35 Bayview avenue.
The prize was won by llrs..Traccy
Sterling who :svas formerly Miss Jen-
nie Waters. Those present were
.‘Misses Irene Gotham, Clara. Stone.
Millicent Brady, Hr‘lerlklsrault, Blata-
Jie McCausland. Jescphine Miller,
Ethel Gelston, Mrs. Charles Gager,
Z and Mrs. Tracey Sterling.
I ‘ $ 3 8
g —Buy. a gas range and water
hoster now—Snve‘lo to 20 per cent.
. The Connecticut Light. 8; Power
(XL—Adv.
“ a o u,
The Pastor’s Class of the South
Korwalk Congregational church will
meet at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon
at the church. ~
\ - a o o
« The Norwalk Chapter of the De-
, biolaypwili meat in the Masonic
Temple this evening.
0 t C
—Best Coal.
C
bliss Satalie Blchzsiand of 35
Bayview avenue, is r-r:tcr:nii:ir:; Sher
Cousin. Miss listen Braul‘. of Lrooks
lyn, New York.
. . C I
Tilly's—Adv.
Ila rris 6.: Cans—Adv.
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——Auto springs.
O O t
The Hospitnzity Ctmmifzce of the
South Ncrwalk (Juigt‘cf-IdiitlLu‘.
church will nice-t tomorrow aftcr<
noon at three o'cln { at. the home
Df Llrs. L. S. Fool's, ~43 L'Iniwoorl
re.
Even L . . * .
-—-I.'irge I'm l‘<‘»;.i. lhrrls &‘
, Lions—Adv. ., ~ ,7 7 ~ 7
Mrs. Harry of 6 Cres-
yesterday
: tent Terror. , ~ '
: , I’uruy and
her sister, .‘dr's. ‘
daughter llu‘h, of roton Falls.
New York, and her part-z. Mr. and
lirs. “‘ilbur Ilunt (f Cross llivcr,
New: York.
. I
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:9 i .M'r. and Mrs. Eugene Kelley O.’
Day street have purchased a new
putomobile.
o o s
Louis Ferrino of Laura. street and
'Anthony Muro of Blake street “'Or’,‘
business visitors-in .‘Setv York City,
Huesday.
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—-Sheep manure and agricultural
V lime for lawns at Affred Brown’s.
' O U C
- . Mrs. Leonard Cascrift and daugh-
tor, Marie of Bridgeport are visit-
in; Mrs. Cascria‘s pnronts. Br. and
Mrs. Nicholas Gnrtieizi of Lmvc
Ctreet.‘
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—-—-Barn Dan-co ltrd lim's Ilrtil, So.
‘ ‘ .. Kat-walk. Friday- Adm- 35 .Cems‘
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d
Jack Finnegan of “Tilton avenue
nu purchased a. new automobile.
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--Barn Dance ‘Red‘lilen's Hall. So.
Norwaik, Friday. Adm. 35 cents.
May night at the home of Mrs.‘
Smith. Sound View Court,
ghosting and a. dainty collation was
Efiion‘od by a. committee consisting of
Mrs. Clarence
Mrs. Robert Bag-singer and
fills: Ruth Tompkins, daughter of
is visiting her
at
—Buy Your Victrota. on our Club
Jmes H. Magner, 0: Main street,
-.« Plans for a. dance to be held llay
I were made last. night at a. meeting
purchased a. small power boat.
0
place from the Norwalk hospital.
0 C O
The weekly rehearsal of the choir
of the East Avenue Methodist
church will be held Saturday night
at 8 o'clock.
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Josclovsky of Seavievz avo-
nue.
was alvisltor in Bridgeport on Tues-
day evening. .
of Mr. and Airs. J. C. Van Coevcring
oi Gregory Boulevard. has returned
to his home after a short visit with
(head: in Brldgep
Mildred Luther of Seaviewavenue
were visitors in Fairfleld yesterday.
where they attended
High School-Fairficld High School
baseball game. ‘
Mrs. Fred Lovejoy of Second street,
a. student at; the Yale law school, is
spending a. few days luring tho Eas—
ter recess with his parents. \
and street. has accepted a. position
Cliaord Comstock of
street. motored to Stamford yests
day. ,
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William Josem .and son, Erne
eleven o'clock a. buffet
served. Those present
)iulholland, of Orange. N. J.
gins aSSisted in serving the lunch.
l OR
The regular
The topic of the Sermon will. b
"Praising the Most High."
’ o a 3
her home. this afternoon.
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nue Methodist church.
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The regular
meeting or the
o’clock.
u o 0
York city.
3 o 0 ¢
nectady.
s o t
The rr-gulnr mid-week
7:45 o’clock.
Pcnnell's sermon {viii be
Judas llelp Betrayim: Jesus?"
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repairing East avenue will be started
shortly by the highway department.
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Recreation night, for the women
of the East Avenue Methodist
church was enjoyed at the church,
lust evening, by a. large crowd.
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The regular weekly meeting of
Troop No. 6, Boy Scouts, will be held
a: Community hall, Saturday oven-
ing.
a .o u
The Dorlon house will open May
I, for the 1924 season.
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Frank Bcdell of Cove avenue has
1 0
him. All). I). Dunn and son have
returned to their home on --Betts
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.irs. Herman llalkin of Brooklyn
p o a
Eugene Potters of Van Zant screet
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Jay Cornelius Van Cocvcring, son
ort.
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The. Misses Margsrct Jarvis and
the Norwaik
o p o ,
Fred Lovejoy, in, son of Mr. and
O O 0
Miss Glendeviere Loveioy of Sec-
rghevuhemmama
famzl' y with radio music, néws,
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viii
He entertains the whole
lacuna—dim:
We helped him—told
sboutthoseubcsringthemos: '
= famous name in the guild
A. -- w‘ 16.
too!
Tel. 2978
every ddy.
Ind we can help 79"”.
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N orwalks’ Elec. Co.
9-11 No. Main St.
Jacob Frank 6: Wilton IMHO,
Csthorine
,street and Frank Osvaji of Mmhtll
-—Fertllizer for lawn: and cu-
dens. Altred Brown. Phone 2393-2.
Adv.
of Flax Hill road spent the week-
end in New York City, where they
witnessed the New York-Boston
baseball game.
O O 0
Miss Lillian Ketcham Field en-
tertained at her home on Lincoln
avenue, Saturday evening, in honor
of her sixteenth birthday. The many
friends present enjoyed music and
the usual appropriate games and at
lunch ms
were the
Misses Helen Decker, Verna Decker,
Lola Baxter, Helen Kay, Charlotte
Minor, Dorothy Lovejoy. Ethel Som—
ers, and Lillian Field. Messrs. Sher-
wood Pennington. Rowland Schwe-
bel, Keith Gainor, Ned Huntington, ‘ ' .0,
Ralph Hartwell, Harold Hill”, Irving
Voorhees, Edward Hill and Harold
Mrs.
Frank B. Field and Mrs. J. J. Hig-
mld-weck 'prayer
meeting of the Swedish Congrega-
tional church will be held tonight.
Mrs. Arthur Carr of Second street
is entertaining the members or the
“’oman‘s guild of, Christ church at.
Tomorrow night will be recreation
night for the men or the East Ave— ‘ ‘ ‘
There will be a. rehearsal of the
Rowayton Baptist
church at the home of Mrs. Earle
P. Stevens, McKinley place, tomor-
prayer and praise
Advent Christian
church will be held tonight at 7:45
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Chlnsky
of Moore place have had as their
recent guests relatives from Now
Mr. and Mrs. O. L‘. Wood, Sr.. of
Elliott street have been entertpining
their son, 0. L. \Vood, Jr.. of Sche-
prayer
meeting of the East Avenue Metho-
dist church will be held tonight at
The subject of Rev.
“Could
It is expected that the Work or
Agnew clutch has been installed on
{the \t'ztshington street bridge." ' ’
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whohas been enjoying. I.
at: his home in Brookside
has rejoined his
for Panama.
spent the week-end
W'est_ uvenue.
night at six o'clock 9:31“st
. Cantu-endow
the turret. Rev
r- than in s. first district law, omen.
st
lly in the.
church, Monday evening.
next.
A. Kay. organist.
Society.. All members a
ing Rev. Gray.
torate or a Brooklyn church.
the home or Mrs. Sidney It. Bel
Crockett street.
0 o a
regular
The
Victor F. Scalise. pastor, will be th
speaker.
e o u o
chorus of Rowayton will go
in the Georgetown Method
A number of local people
ning to attend the entertainment.
choir of the
row night at eight o'clock.
.. o o p
ried People's association
Rowayton Hose' House,
evening.
orchestra will furnish
in
tures on the program.
tion and their guests. "rho commit-
tee in charge has asked that mem-
bers present their personal cards at
the door and write upon them the
names of their guests.
t O 1
There will be no meeting of the
Community Brotherhood. this week.
The regular meeting will be held in
conjunction with the lecture, which
Rev. James Foster \Vilcox of Phil-
adelphia will give in the Rownyton
Baptist church, Tuesday evening.
under the auspices of the Brother—
hood.
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Mr. and Airs. \Villiom Flemming
of New York city have opened their
summer home in Ron-nylon.
O O C
nun has leased one ointhe Hickey
apartments at Bell Islsnd and with
his family will take up his rosi—
dence for the summer there. this
week.
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Mrs. Martha. Dt-an Hallnm of Old
Farm road has been entertaining
friends from New York city at her
home.
—._...
DARIEN 1
The Noroton Heights Dramatic
club met'Tuesday night at the fire
house and made arrnngcments for
their next play. \V'iiliam> Cullen.
president. or the club. says this will
be the best smiteur show over pro-
duced in the town. James Smith
will be the director or this play.
, O O C
Frank Standing yrill be married
April 27 to Miss Louise Gourcutt of
New York 'city. The ceremony will
be pcrformed‘by Rev. Father Pow-
ers at the Church of Stnlgnatlus or
Loyala, 84th street, New York city.
After a. reception the newly mar-
ried €ouple will 'go to Rochester. \N.
Y., where they .willgspend their
honeymoon.
.0. O U
Mr. and Mrs. George Lockhart or
New Yorkhave opened their home
in West' Side avenue.
o o o .
Edward B. Miller of New York
has leased the George “1'. Moon
property.
.0 I .
Victor di Jerega has bought Mr.
Jerome Guynor's place on Houson
street, Noroton.
o o o
The Carl Schmidt orchestra; has
been engaged ‘to Iurnish music for
the moving picture and dance to be
held on April 25th by the Darlen
firemen.
s s o ,
Miss Sarah J. Craig has returned
to Darien after spending the winter
in New York.
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Mrs. R. W. OWen of Red Springs,
NSC. is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson of. Halter Ridge road.
0 o o "
The Misses ,Lewis have rented
Miss Harriet Crimes’ houses on "Ap-
pletree Laueror the summer.
O O U
Dr. E. Huddleson’ of New York
has urchased the farm owned by
Rob A. Haddon, manager at the
Nonoton Water compuny; . .
‘ C O Q “
Joseph Pllzik ‘or the tr. 8. Navy;
furlough
avenue.
ship. and. sailed
u u "s. .
Julius Gala: '02‘ the U.’ S. Navy
st his home in
omen menu.
‘S
8
upper will. be held to-
'A.' _ Church
church. Followup
- John 14‘. "
as secretary 'torrlncipal Philip A.
Each-1n the normal: 'Hfsh'lcthI,
relieving her sister Dorothy. who re.
essay resigned and secepted a. you-
i ROWKHUN
to tion will be (Wen to Rev.
an: Nagpcmles B. Gray ”and tan»
Rowsyton .Methodist
An inter-
esting program is being arranged.
There will be several short addres~
The musical numbers will be
under the direction of Mrs. George
Refreshments
will be served by the Ladies: Aid
friends '
of the church are invited to attend
and join the committee in welcome
Mr. Gray was re-
cently appointed pastor 92 the Bow-
ayton chili-4:11.10 succeed Rev. E. B.
Sehnert, who has accepted the pas—
A silver tea. for the benefit of the
Ever Ready Circle of King's Daugh-
ters is being held this afternoon at
mid-week prayer
meeting of the Rowayton Baptist
church will be held tonight. Rev.
The soloist of the Ever Ready
to
Georgetown, May 7. to assist the
King's Daughters Circle of that town
in a. musicals which is to be given
church.
9 plan-
Plans have been completed for
the mamuerade ball which is to be
given by the Rownyton Young Mar-
the
Saturday
The three-piece DeMotay
the music.
There will be several special tea.-
The affair
is for the members or the associa—
mutam P. Vermin its... on:
gomery of Norwalk as secretary and
treasurer of the new People’s Trust
company.
The Sentinel or ten years ago.
cludcdr
mittee and rehearsal of Elks, which
was to have been held this evening.
has been postponed until
night, as Exalted Ruler Charles F.
Mills was obliged to make a. business
trip to Springfield, Mass. ‘A ’
clubs of yorwalk‘held their annual
outing athoton Point: yesterdiw.
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In Democratic circlcs tlzcrc is
of New York is the woman they
moving spirit in the armnc‘rmcnts
to the national convention in New
REALTY.
TRAlEWERS
Harriet .\i’. Clark to Nana Keogh.
lot, Marvin lunch.
l-Istatc ilcm-y l). Balcom to John
“I Bancroft. Int (‘zumon street.
Albert \‘v'nllniiz to Clyde R. Broad—
wcll, lot. and buildings, Golden Hill
street. ( _
Estate Carrie A. Seymour to Mary
\\'1‘!It an mic.
Alex F. Ilnllwrt and wire to Henry
l-‘nbrlzio, lot and buildings, Camp
slrrr‘l. '
Charles 7'. Bliss to .szlia. Smith.
lot and buildings, New Canaan ave—
Till“.
.l-‘rancis A. llurtl to Everett H.
Jones null \vifu, lot. \\'cs~i avenue.
Annin Hyde to Stephen lardos
and \vli'c, lot. South Norwnlk.
George Mitchell to Alexander F.
llulbcrt and “lie, lot and buildings,
Jefferson siren.
Auto Anderson to Annie Anderson.
lot_ Charles street.
Pornmlca Buttery to [Ernest J.
Nowell and wiic, lot (in buildings.
Alain sirm‘i.
Minute 1“. Buttery to Iii-nest .T.
Nowell and wire, lot and buildings,
Main street.
John 1“. Moore and wire to Earl
S. Miller, two lots, Norwalk park.
John J. Finnegan and wife to Jo-
seph Scnllse, lot. and buildings.
Cross and River streets.
“ills-on Point company to “'ard B.
Chamberlain lot. “'ilson Point.
NORWALK'r
ZOYEA__1t_S AGO
Ten years ago today. according to
The Sentinel of April 24, 1914, Nor-
walk vvas chiefly interested in the
announcement that the U. S. S. Ma.-
chias, the gunbont, turned over to
the Connecticut Nanval Militia, had
received orders to get up steam and
to prepare for immediate duty on
the Atlantic coast of Mexico. ‘Tbe
local ofl‘icers were Lieutenant Arthur
C. Hoyt land Ensign Harry Stacey
Benton. -
The appointment of Le Roy Mont-
, .. Woman V309"
Miss Eliubeth Moi-bury.
nent women in the party will make a. determined effort to have a. woman
chosen as vice prvsidcntial candidate. and that Miss Elizabeth Marbury
Yorker, is a member or the Democratic national committee and is the
M: McMahon, lot and -buildings," 11;:
l Mr. and Mrs. George Gilbert have
.i'.‘
a. well defined supposition that prom?—
want named. Miss Marbury, a. New
for the rcmptlon of women delegates
York.
A
has received a, check for corpora.
lion taxes amounting to $5,314.34.
“no“; Ernest. G. Guthrie, a nativp
or New anlztnd and classmate of the
pastor, lthv. Ernsct F. McGrcgor.
Spoke at the First. Congregational
church last evening. -
lilmcr “'illinms found a. revolver
nrzlr Tripp‘s lunch wagon yesterday.
It was turned over to the police.
Mrs. H. l‘. Sharer is sgcnding the
any in Bridgeport.
“Mr. and .‘ii rs. \Vilfred Morrison of
Osborn avenue wont to New York
(City this morning ad wiii,,ihis n!-
étcrnnon attend the performance of
“ifinerre” at the Hoppodromerr -.
“The senior clam of the Franklin
grammar SVl‘lOfil. including rooms 0.,
T. and 31., held a meeting. yesterday.
Mt which the following officers were
elected: president, Miss Olive
Wright: vice president. Allie Biber,
and secretary and treasurer. John
Skttid. There were 84 in tho. ($153.3
The teachers are 1-3. 1!. Randall.
Miss Jcnnic Scott and Miss Helen
l'rimiic."
"tinder the amusement
was the following: .
"\Villinm Jefferson, as Billie West.
‘\\'nntcvl by the Police,’ will be seen
the fastest telegraph operator in the
.world in a no wiype of melodrama.
’at Music Hall tomorrow. ’
W)
notices
A
moved from their home in Brooklyn
and are now occupying one of the
concrete cottages at; the center-.7
O t 0
The school children are enjoying
their annual spring vacation this
week. .
o o 0
Mrs. Roae Gray of Nor-walk has
been visiting Mrs. John Gray in
South Wilton.
s o ‘o
The stores were open. but the
postman Was closed on Good Friday,
although the mall carriers , rent
around. as usual.
0 O I
A meeting of the church commit-
tee, also the Standing committee, will
be held in tho Congregational pur-
sonago on Thursday evening to talk
bver the business strain or the
church.
.0 0 Q
Mrs. Schenck has returned from -
Europe, and is now at her home in
Wilton. _ . ‘
- s o o
Ernest Gay of South Wilton has
a. position on a. farm in North “’11-
was also anonunced .in
Other new: items of interest in-
“The meeting of the house com-
tomOI‘I'OW q
"The’ members or the. Women's
ton.
o o ‘o
Mr. and Mrs. “’illinm Post and
family of Bridgeport have been
visiting Mrs. Helen- Post on Grum-
man Hill. ‘ a
- o o ,0 .
An illustrated lecture interpreting
pictures will be given 211: the Con.
gregational‘church Sthday night.
April‘Z'i’. _ ’ _- , .
‘ o o 2; , ,
,‘Chiidren's serviécs~»!lvere held in
"City ,.Treasuren Wilfred Bodwell
St. Matthew's‘chmmer utters
noon at 3:30. t» .-,. i'- .
if” a
Scout .
nelson-lend. catamaran
One object of the contest was to
pick the members or the knot typing
team or the troop.
After repeating the Scout oath.
Scoutmaster Austin "dismissed
meeting.
Troop
Gearge F. Belts, F. H. Quintard and
A. II. Cliittem were mointcd a.
Committee at. the last council meet-
ing. to go ahead with the plans for
a. new scout house in Winnlpauk.
Troop 10: Captain LOckhart of the
Court of Honor gave instructions on
First Aid last Friday night. but ow-
ing to the down-pour 0: rain, there
was a. small
instructions will be repeated in the
9:“
near future.
snout.
Evidently the
has writer's cramp u there has been
no Scout notes tor the past two
weeks. _
Troop 4: Seouts Angovine, Webb,
Riley and Kearniy were to take their
are building and cooking tests on
Good Friday. but owing to the down-
pour ot rain they were unable to do
so.
Troop 6:
this troop was held Saturday at
7:30 P. M. st Community hull.
After a. few‘ settingoup exercises
the Knot Tying Contest we held.
Four boys. Esrlo Wicks, Gordon
Hamblen, Edward Fay snd Herold
Lewis, each having received the full
» credit of 95 points for perfect crown,
bucksplico, whipping and knots con-
tested tor the three prizes. Earle
Wicke who lend with four points,
received an official Scent knife
first prize. Gordon Rambles, second.
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m. mw_
scribe
The weekly meeting of
IS
if” ".1? 5““ 5’3““. 2.23.5122? “m" ‘4'"-
ay, t r . recs ve - ’
gency first aid kit. _ A war to MW in the
In the elimination heat, accuracy film world hon Famous Piny-
wns the only point considered while cpl-uh M B {1.01962111-
in the final heat both uccuracy and W M M m
speed were the points judged. :31!!- Ifllll 3- M and o.
The judge was Scoutm'uster Lou- mailman" m WM
don or Troop 9. 'Mr. Roberts of the 1-40.;- m hill 3
local council Com issloncr Dl- Dough“; “no: the“? “uh.”
mond recorded he ,po nts. ;_Ado m m y-
i m combine. Loan is mar at s
The prizes were awarded to the 3 huge m of ll H. has
winners by Commissioner Dimond. :W I Im'. :0:
the
Council members.
attendance and these
for the kidneys, have brought relief
to thousands or sufferers from kid-
ney disorders caused
improper working of these organs.
Foley Pills will promptly flush the
kidneys thereby removing injur! no
waste matter.
R. No. 85. Montroso. Mm. states: “I
received the package or Foley Pills,
and have been greatly benefited by
their use.——Stilison-Powell Corp.—
Adv.
nmmzm mm 1*an
Foley Pills. a. diuretic stimulant
through the
Mrs. O. C. Alexan r.
Amerlcr -
flour.
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