r
”W k “Suites For Hire
i
‘, _ +sz 5831‘:
"ffl Housman! , , m1.
Srrt- 24. 10§ . m“ 0'9““ 19 “”1me so
wordy home- FLR COATS REPAEE“ 13.3 .—
xomaxk, able. All kinds or furs reafn- MORTGAGES& LOANS-~Loans on
mahogany. and cleaned, MW. R. r” “gutted 1st. 2nd. 3rd..mortugages. Buying
.‘n‘c. walnut formerly with Glmbei‘}. “.50“ mortgage. City or out of town.
~‘.\‘.\. pool ra- 152m. Grummzm mu ”writs: Easy “"1“" “mm 203 C°mm"'
. zany chalrs,, one 45-: W1 t ~ ' - - clal Bldg, so “'11! SL. Nomlk.
1...; mantle Wm call. lfin' bend ”"3"
m... glass! , monomer
l\'0l',\' bod “AGY BROS—aw; I... Don! and ‘
.::~:.~m. large 7 an: distnncs true king 0! all kind; Huston. Dunning. Dramatic 44
_...‘:Mrpmces mixing: 01:31:" “Decal m. to: MRS. EDWARD J. SIMS—Teacher
4-0.! “Pm- d ”was. 5 ton Muck of singing. announces that she
«mnr \X. S. “m”. 190 Conn. Ave. Phone :18 has ed hin
It. Finch daytime, 304-14 ; resum- teac g at her etu-
: alshts. , die. at 4: High street. Norwalk
J AUCI'XCINEEB. “9'
: Aludf“:TS 039931 A. Angiong I'm no
3 ,. ___, Tel. 1163-12 Roi-walk 01
l mind 10 Pom pm *
. PAPERHANGING DECORATING— I?! And an ‘.
24355: of: Ernest assortment in finest Wall HUSKEY BABY CHICKS—-Piy~
q; hunk. A1981’. Work dome in lowest figure mouth Rocks, Reds. Duckling,
m..- 1, “mg- .. or White, on Lowe St, Phone Laying hens. Poultry supplies.
. ~3°3- % fest prices paid for live poultry.
‘ _ 9 ’ lone 405. Weston Live Poultry.
V ‘1'; VALLhRIEB EE'J’RESS — Daily 32 Main St.‘ Norwalk.
. "who between Not-wolf end
.1 Dnnbury. “no local trucking. MILK FED BROKERS -— Direct
'- 4——~Demon-
In prior
These
rnnrlitlon. .
lfrwin M. l
. a 5‘ avenue ‘
._ J .L.‘
n‘m Dealers
. S'ntion
,‘< "rxralk
' ' iRe‘u
\‘a mos
‘ (31‘ in sale
:1 ‘ nu save
"’ outlaw
51““;
$493
. 3475'
. 845“'
8593
$573
$150 _;
. 5459'
. 5693
367,3!
an-
n..-.
. sine,
$25“;
35.3“}
Sl“lx
$3.
$135;
$65“
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MODELS.
'T‘v'n. AND
. i=9. HUGH
gaxnn.
.1
»—.—., 4437.443;
“lull“.
varlstcr. like
n'is'er. $22.3.
~:~-""] buy for
"'irt‘lnl. $125
one ion
1 ommercial.
3'=“l other
:1 down pa:-
Lm-‘li‘. monthly
" Garage
1914i.
‘ 'udze Bros.
'~ Dodge Bros.
I'odge Bros
M Ford Coupe
.annl delivery
t” ‘ Touring $75.
Brothers
Bros.
.,;;.-..
«Elam
8450.
3400.
(mod prices.
~ arranged-
v: :rrlet street.
, used cars of
:znd make your
.- need the our and
P. J. Di Pietro.
Open
L‘j'l'Jne 955.
a nd 1359-‘.
l4
GAPsAGESs' Ari—i
’7' Construction Co”
Vining. we:
.m-s 6.2.,
..-,_.__,______*.
can“; - by expert.
4 Ad stores. tor All fitt-
‘JWerd J. O'm ‘
’ So. Not-walk. -
,7________.__..
‘» t'sxxrcnwnn ashes In”.
:varters. Genes-I’m 3'" I.
, installed. N" M
Ford- Ind Ill 00"!
.‘xiun St. Phone 8“-
Welding and eunu-
nours includinlm'
r
f
It' u
U ‘1.
'.‘;s.— :-v Komm I stomped
9‘ “so: or amused at. M
“3:71: 2916.
MANAGE—{hf- m
“1:1 notice. Eh. ”big”;
a
$51)”?
IIGW' ~
Emtrord. T
oats" and Bnnoco “or!
Norwalk office no
675-3. Danhury once {22.
WOOSTER AI?!) DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTEH M. “1'. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LA‘Y.
Formerly Examiners U. 5. Patent
0332':
1115 Main 51.. Bridgeport.
Send tor Booklet on Patents.
liming. 'l‘nhc'luug. boos-age 25
HOUSEHOLD lIO\'ING——in or out
of city. Quick service. Daily
freight trips to Now York. Furni-
ture moved safim‘y and reasonable.
Phone Hershficdd Motor Tmnsoor-
tation Co.. :6 Concord St. Tele-
phone 234. New York omcc 208
W 20111 street.
True 353mg“ 7 28A
Conn. License
No. 26
TREE WORK
IS. MY
SPE‘XALTY.
A. H. IEELLNBR.
Phones 3515-2—21 346 So. Norwslk
Tree Moving
Repairing and Refinishing 29
AUTO TOPS—T rimminss: re-ap
bolstering or closed we. Reason
lble prices; best etrvice. A. Muir
corner Woodward Ave.. Grove .it
South Norwellt Phone ‘28.
' H U l =Hh‘v: REPAIRING-—
Highest quality work only. Every
Hours 7 a. m. to
,mu fiuutuuleutl.
as p. m. 'i‘ry us once ad you will 3
come again. 36 N. Main St. (oppi
lie! on). Phone '
from farm to consumer. Killed to
order and delivered. Also strictly
iresh Sterile eggs. direct from hen-
nery. St. Clair Poultry Farm.
Phone Norwall-z 1935-5.
BABY crux—$23 per hundred. two
weeks old 833 per hundred. ’Bred
to lay stock. Hatches weekly
Bored Rocks. R. L Reds and s. C.
W. iaghorns. “'6 will also book
a. limited number 0! orders for 7
months old pullets (or June lst.
Delivered. Harold's Poultry
Yud. New Cannon. Focus ‘39.
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Edie
FOR SALE-Hardmsu Baby Grand
piano. Sherltnn desk. mahogany
twin bed and other household
furniturc‘. Stamford Ana, cor.
sound Ava, Shippan Paint. Phone
Stamford 4759.
FOR SALE—~01: account of desth
will sell kitchen range and other
household goods. (fall after 6
o'clock at 13 Seymour $9.
FOR SALE—Sugar loaf stove. large
size practically new, good for
garage. shop. store. Also 50 gallon ‘
Gulf Refining Co. oil tank and‘
pump. cheep. W. K. Maples 11'
Maple St... Norwslx. Conn.
OAK BARRELS—end kegs: pustln f
lined—~‘a gallons. $1.50: 10 gallon.!
Inportant
remembered about
Evening Sentinel.
serve you forever.
betical and numerical
another—and they lead
An finally—here ’3
Evening Sentinel !
Important Points About
There are some important points, to be
. . ’ those slphabetiesl and
numerical “pointers .’ which set as guide posts
throughout the A-B-C Classified Section of the
In the first place—those “pointers” are
fixed and unchanging from day to day.
are always the some so that as soon as you
memorize the one which interests you, it will
Then these “pointers” proceed in alpha-
goal. You can’t go astray in opportunity ’5 field.
as long as you follow the guide posts,
point—this systematic arrangement of clsssi-
fied ads is exclusive in this territory with the
munch-used“:
Alma-mum
figment—43m
Pointers
They
order. One point to
you mmtly to your
a mighty important
‘r .
sun. slums ros ssu'r ’ J
“AL 881"“ £03 ELLE
Amman!) Ind Pill! ‘34
FOR. RENLT—Four pleasant rooms.
‘ near station. Inquire 6 Burbank
St. So. Nor-walk. Conn.
FOR RENTu-Three rooms some 1m-
provcmcnts. Call utter 6 p. m.
Mrs. Giacomo. 18 Meadow St. 50..
Norwslk.
ROOxb—Md bath. all improve-
ments, newly decorated: 1130 car-
oge. Three minutes from F... R.
station. Alexander W'hite, 37 Lowe
Tel. 2858.
EL
82.25: 15 nllon. $2.50; 20 gsllon,
$2.75; 2.3 gallons. $3.0m 30 gallon.
$3.25; 50 gallons. $4.00. Stove
Reynolds. Scribner avenue. near'
Post road. Phone 2854.
To LET—Jrhree sets of— rooms. 3
rooms each on Ely Ave. Light &
gas. Inquire 15 Lowe street. South
Norwslk. »
i
i
l
City Hall). Business and Gina: nquipmcni 54 i
5140,39 REPAIR BID—«machine and :3'Efi.‘ CASH REGISTER—Monthly!
hand sewed. Make 01d £11095? payment: if desired. Electric;
warm for winux. Quick St-r I (a fixtures and gas heater. Storm;
ilm‘ leather new}. Satisfaction 44 “211! street. Norwallz. ;
Try Central :Slioc Repairing Co.
39 ‘V'Vashlngtorl Street.
L'PBULSTERING- -."no cabinet ins.
king. Pictures snd mirrors
trained. High nude work A
Bemtrom, New I. 0. o. F. Build~ .
tax. 80. Nor-welt. !
l
EMPLOYEE“
Help ' “us led—Female 82
EXPERIEN‘ CED GENERAL
HOUSEKEEPBZR— (White) {or .
small family. good wages paid to f
right. person. Phone evenings
Fairtield 429.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS —
On Singer Sewing machines.
Steady work and good par. Con-
necticut Dress Co. 40 Franklin
St. So. Norwulk.
Help ”W
AN OFFICE BOY—Must be couri-
eous and non). in appearance.
Apply in Employment Office. The:
Nor-walk Tire & Rubber Co. i
EXPERIENCED— Soft hat binder-sf
Apply American Eat Cc., Grand
81.. Norwalk.
\VANTEmewr and collector
(or firm selling houseturnishlngs.
clothing and dry goods on insuli-
ment plan. Study positions &.
good salary. Phune 8087 Mr. Sil-
vet-stein.
nay—m mm
DISHWASHER—colored or white..
84
REBUILT TYPE“ I-t'ITI-IR.‘ -— All:
TVS‘O APARTMENTS—one at 5
Elizabeth St.. 6 rooms and bath.
One at 88 Spring 81.. 6 rooms and
bath. Reasonable r-nr. All imv
provcments. Call Louis AYTiCR
Post Ofiice Block. i
FWD APARTMENTS —- Five rooms 3
each. with all improvements. on ‘.
Spring St. Apply Mrs. N. Garfield. '
l
Matter; satisfaction ,uarantecd. 2 . I
Machines rcbuilt by tncfiory. Good ‘ 33 Lowe m" or phone 5924' i
allowance 0!! old machine. East'fi-WO DESIRABLE APARTMENTS‘
terms. 0. H. Peterson. special ——in best location. Improvements.
i-eorcsenntlw. Riverside Aux. inquire of E. E. Crcwe. 3 “'est’
Phone “‘cstrmrt 235. Lincr‘m typo. 2 Ave. 1
writer Co.. 293 Broadway, N. Y. C;
. I
Seeds. Plants. Flowers. ~63:
EXTRA CHOXCE DAHLULS. blooms;
from the famous Marcan calico—i
non. 5.1.04) per dozen. JOHN
HARDING. Comatock Hill Farm.
Comstock avenue, blot-walk. Conn.
Tel. 1804-13.
"i
QIGHEST PRICES run -— For;
second-hand furniture. Call 903
or write to'l—i. Ash. (4 Water St.
Wanton—1v but:
FURNITURE—“cono-n‘ud, nought
at highest prices. It you new. nny
imam-sic u
FOR “LE—1 room hm... ‘1! im'
Drovemsnts 3 minute. (torn Nor-
wnlk P. 0. 85.500. Small cash my
mom. P. 0. Ba: 1'8. Nor-walk.
MB— SPZCULATOR-I have two
very good buy for tour anally
houses in very best motions. Stop
in an alt shout them. Ber-gains.
E. F. Strout. I.c.. 58 Wall St.
Nero-silt.
, YOUR M11} D AND
YOUR MONEY
Your mental peace de—
pends upon your financial
security.
Worry about pouible los-
ses from fire. storm or acci-
dent louves you with just
that much less mental ei‘fl-
cicncy to apply to your
businea.
Insurance relieves you of
ell worry. It leaves your
mind free for constructive
thinking.
We can give you all forms
0! Property Protection Poll-
cles.
J. M. Layton
Phone 35, Railroed' Ave.
ON ROWAYTON 'AVEp-S room
house. lot 85:10:, 1- Near money
sud ststion. Phone Dnrien (80.
SACRIF'lCE—anc mun: town
7 ream house ell improvcmvnts‘
two our suite. ism lot. splendid
location. ass: terms. D. 8. Bull.
new Block. So. Nerwuk.
srnmcwoon‘ nvsmuorwuk
The house of the late Henry P.
Price. 3 rooms. 2 baths. steam hest
Electric lights. 2 open fireplaces.
gas and coal range, lot 701267.
Apply on premises. or phone 540.
[asters-no 85
S-ROOM HOUSE—2 baths. “ "‘1-
city. “tor. 3 tire-places. baa:
nraze under bouts. with 8 notes
of cultivated lend. barn and all
outbousee on piece. near conven-
‘ : for quick one st 42.000.
1
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VAN ZANDT ST“ 52*Five roomsi
first floor. tron} October 1st. In-l
quire 32 Van andt St.
\'A.\' ZANDT £11. 32—Four rooms
second floor and one room in the
attic. Inquire "" \‘an Zendt St.
Bummmm
2.
GARAGE—at 345 East Ave. E, Nor-
wal’u. Inquire 241 East Ave. Tel.
2876.
STORE For:
Gottllcb‘s Clothing Store.
Main 5:. Tel. 314-4.
Bonseemnent 'l‘lv
at
80.
RENT—Inquire
1 2
junk ea nets) to sell is will slso
pay high prices. an or write
H. Jefle.~fl Fort Point street.
Phone «9.
WANTED TO BUY—£13..“ dwelling.
Improvements. 6 or 6 rooms. Am-
ericnn neighborhood. Price $5.00“.
Reply Box 3:. clo Sentinel.
300KB m BOARD
Booms With Basra 61
VAN ZLNDZI. 8‘1. 3. Med
10 ROOM HOUSE—Furnished or
unturnished. Modern in every
particular. Within two minutes
walk 0! the Regent Theatre. Pos-
session immediately. Apply no
the Howard Agency. Inc. Regent
Theatre Bldg, Norwalk. Phone
3400 or call 1619. 5
NORTH FAIRFIIELD 56-4 room
house and large barn. will hold
two cars. large chicken coop. tor
:00 chickens. Phone 564-6.
rooms with all conveniences by
Wanted—To In!” 8]
any or week. It shove address. H
Apply Ssvois. Restaurant. 24 Ash.
Monroe Sc. 80. Nut-walk. 68
WI; 3; w—nu ositions !or COUCH sr. T—Furnished mom
V t c1318: gem 5004 Large from room. suitable for
1 kinds of dam ‘
3!. ma good surroundings. Bring
reterences. Phone 2481. Con. Em~
moment Agency. 10 West Ave.
sum w-rup-Ilsle 87
mum-mo (lARPENTER -—
Why”. work rupfiiflng- ”33°
' of and whole house tight
3{zi'n-winratez‘. H. .L. Webb. 6 Green
cent Tet. Phone 184-2.
"Domes of'rHE VAN
zwo. All improvements. Reason-
sble rent. Call or Phone 3705 W.
BELI- noun ’03 mt
mu, m 14
FOR RENT—Five looms. All im-.
provements. Rent 825 per month.
Inquire st 8 Yost street. So. Nor»;
walk ’
LoONs
ROOMS WANTED—By Oct. 1st. 3 or
4 rooms. Young couple and - child
Rent around 825 month. Anode-.3
neighborhood. Addrees Box 3. H.
The Sentinel.
‘VANTED T0 RENT—rent of (
rooms by couple without children
in South or East. Nomi): in good
neighborhood. please state price.
Box W. ‘c'go Sentinel.
At a baby show held. at Polka—
' movements-
Easy terms. If this house does not
interest you I hove several other
good buys. John Krupp. owner.
Phone Wilton 63-2.
CLASSIFIED DISILAY
New 6 room house. ‘11 im-
One car me:
First District. Easy terms. Price
$7.000.
10 room house. off West eve...
in Second District. all improve
meats, $8.500.
Two tnmiLv house. wen locsted
1: Second District. $7.500.
Two {sully house. Third Dis-
trict. 86,000.
J. M. O’BRIEN
( 80. Main St. Phone '77
All Kinds of
‘ RUGS
and
CARPETS
BUSTED and 8000330 '
By New Connusvine Process
PHONE '69
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEARING 00.
a: .33 crane-r
TAXI!
For Instant Service
PH ONE
‘58
O’Connor Taxi“ Co. ‘
Every Passenger Protected by
Liability Insursnce.
fifealihy Yachtsman and Wife
_~.
an?”
w
Lot 150x200 feet. Another loi
150x150 with nitroad in rear.
Both streets have sewer. water.
as and eleckicity. Price. rssson.
able.
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
7 Man Street Nomik. Conf—
FOR SALE
ROWA'ITOW’ 1: room house
with 3 um- (one with shower).
Hot water hector. 1 car garage.
Price 86,600 to quick buyer.
TWO FAMILY HOWE. con-ist-
lnx of eleven rooms. 3 baths. 2
henters, etc. Good iocstion.
For these or any others consult
CantyEéCo.
Insurance
stone. England. every mother who
entered a hairy had to sing I. lulla-
by;
!
178mm“. "Phantom
Money to Loan
On Your Own Signature
From
$20 to $300 .
on household turniture which is
left in your possession. salaries.
real estate. lots and automobiles.
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
AT LEGAL RATE INTEREST
CITY 03. OUT OF TOWN
N0 BONUS 03 ESE
Confidential Service
PUBLIC LOAN CORP.
50 WALL 81'. NORWALX
Room 203. We! Bldg.
Phom 3931
Under Supervision of State Bank-
1133" Commissioner.
. something through personal touch a!
mt nets 0 M6 4
JOB on 1.4.5 std-Ge. AT .
as? MD “Hm!— ' we"?
"up 95- A MRI 0 (m
.LTNek:
“shim To “In"
:43”st ' '
A LIKABLE GIIEST DEPARTS. ’,
Edward. the Prince of_ “'aics, who
has bL’El’i tlze gut-st of American I
_ intends tor nearly a. month1 has ta.i-_I
on his departure for his Canadlun ‘
ranch for the res: and recreation i
which awaits him there, says the
Xew Haven Journal-Courier. No
other man of his royal lineage whom 4
3we have ever heard of has to the;
gsamo extent remained a guest on ‘
3 this continent in such an miormala
manner and adjusted himsdt’ to con- i
ditions as he has found in in such
a. delightzui spirit. Trix: is entitled to
"l the designation: “The Prince
l Charming."
X
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l
‘3 It}
-
The fact is the: the prince is a. i
very likealsie young man whose l
charms would be the same it he had .
tnot been born to the ermine of
Lroyalty. L’uquestionubly there have
been many “society” people who
have taken full advantage or“ the op-
portunity to exploit thema‘mes at
his expense. but of this the people
at large hove known only what the
newspaper reporters. seeing things
from different angles and moved by
the varying policies of their sheets.
have told them. But there has
oozed through these publications,
man? of them betraying a. very
lcheap vision or the: honorable trade
of chromatin: events. the distinct
impression that the young man is
just what he wants to be understood
as being. a. human person. naturally
fascinated with the Jose 0: youth.
with a. searching for the things in
life which will better prepare him
for the onerous Job ahead, and o
perfect tread from snobbery. If
Lhe comparis n is not wholly odious.
. his behavior has been much better
than that of the crowds which have
treated him rather roughly §t times.
in public places. At no time? has he
invited that sort of interest nor has
he at. any time shown cranky dis-
pleasure at its nlanitesmtiou.
I: the prince lives and ascends to a.
the throne of his countn‘. it will be i
found to have been of immense
value to the peace of the world that
he learned at an impressionable age
a lot about the American people.
their psychology. and their interests.
It is the conviction or an increasing
number of people. who have bene—
fited by extensive travel, that world
peace would be much nearer if
those whose duty it is in life. or
whose opportunity in life it may at
any time. be. to govern. could learn
the peoples whose relationship is
being grounded more and more
upon international conditions. The
Prince of Wales has received im-
pressions of this country and its
people of an svowedly agreeable
character which will count more and
more in the years to come toward
that mutual understanding between
the two great .English speaking
countries upon those judgment and
sense of lair play rests the future
welfare of the world. .
Die 'Mysteriously on Lake,
‘-
The story of the deaths of MI? and Mrs. Martin S.
weslthy Clevelsnders, is scaled up with other unsolved m ._
of Lske Erie. Tin- Thsyer yacht was found at sochorsgc fires
miles in the iskc with no one on board. and the bodies of the owner
and his wife were washed ashore 2-1» hours-later.
they were the victims of rum pirates was dispelled when valuables“
were found on the bodies. The Theyers and the yacht are shown. :‘1
lance but those
we». 4*
nevieswqos‘snu‘
l
J
l
x
‘mflfllflm“Emmi
,
Th! theory “as:
a"
, M: 4 :
FOOT “‘ASHIXG m0“. ’
Tu'o travelers from a tour of an
oriental countries where they tras-
ersed the unbeaten paths, Mufti"
word of defense for the foot. rugs:
mg operation as followed in mil-ii
countries at the For East. To .13
this is regarded as a humiliating
and non-understandable pet-torm-
who have We "
enced it say that it is I. “W *
sensation and they can now under?
stand why it is a part of so mi
0: the religions of the Orient. Their
first experience was when they nrrle ,
vcd “‘eal‘y and soiled in ac lipid .
village of Tcitooks. which was end 7
tirely without anything in the wort»
of hotel accommodations and in 0:6 '
der to find rest. and shelter it wed
a necessary for them to hunt out :13!
ulnar. the head man of the
climbing a ladder they found the‘hi .
selves a. very comfortable m5
strangers. A third one did the M3
log furniture was the ruse on mi
floor and nesting themselves that?
were waited'upon by the three an;
tlves who were already there. Some
light refreshment was brought. art;
er which the visitors were tolfl‘hi
remove their shoes and em
The son. of the household ties;
brought in a pitcher at water and i
basin while one of the others I!“
warm water over the tired (Get of
the strangers. A third one did as
washing furniture latter was M3 7.
dently experienced at his b for hi "
Went over the tired feet of e tour: '
ists slowly and caratully. The
operation partook of the nature at:
ceremony and it had a retaining
effect on the toot-ere visitors which
was described as almost magical.
“‘hat followed was a. dam!
sense of restfulness. '
r
A Will my ‘ , .
- There are occasional doubts in thl
minds of the elders of the Bins flat-r
ily 3:3 to th equlcknesn of Bob”!
wits but there has never been any
doubt that a lesson once learned by - ,
him. however slowly. is forever 1!- '
lei-wards remembered. we;
"\Von‘t you shake hands with“ . »
Bobby? asked one of sister's ad-
mirers: but Bobby hung back.
“I dont’ care to," he said. I.“ ,
terrible distinctncee. “
"Don’t you like me?"
unwise visitor. 4.
“No. I don‘t." replied Bobby. end
there was a. shocked chorus train the
family. 3’
“Bobby.” said his mother.
proachtully. as eke withdrew'
from the puhlic gaze, “Why did you
say such a rude thing to, Hi.
Brown. " 31?
"Because, mother," said her We.
sling prisoner. "I got spanked 1!!!
week {or not telling the truth; 1‘13 ,
not. taking any risks again. ”‘3
CHARLESTON. 310.. Sept. ”,7
The season‘s second football m
was recorded here. when Raw
18. high school student. died at in;
juries received in practice. '
By' F. LEIPZIGER
naked 331‘ i
a; 805.: Tom Ma
To Tau. Vow Tue-r
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