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NORWALKS FIRST PAPER FIFTY YEARS AGO AND NORWALK’S FIRST PAPER TODAY
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The Weather
RAIN AND OOLDER TONIC.“
THURSDAY CLEARING AND cot.-
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5123.. Dec.) 24.—A
9 . v‘ tragedy occurred the.
‘ aimome here when
smgers and the pllat
; rle' Agata-ls Air 51-:
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‘d and washed to the
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achlue aud-
‘aad ore:- Pu ley Down In
wind. went um: a nose
burs: 12’!) flames through
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.2291 the machine Wu
, drsroyed
were EWo women among the
five men passengers. 112-;
Borboea a Bra-
and Cedric Trudgett. repre
.f tlzi‘ Chill? an Ret‘lew.
Lima.
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plane, no'tced
it surld snly
nearby b case er.
Almost.
or Wind caughti
till she! up It went
was dive and. ‘611 like 8
immediately the machine
r the ground 1': burst into
tuned Chan‘s-d Wine
the 5 said ills eye
, 1:31:22 *the film:- 1 got
315.: h. <=rh-.-3 22132211115 had
Qauay. The 0:21; 'hlug that
, u:cc:su:::ed were the
{the under carriage . In the wreck-
age I could- see the charred re
mains o! tcéies~that or the pilot
in front.
"All he pauengers must have
; filed lustantaneously . Then- clams:
‘were gone and their bodles were
black.”
Fire brigades from Purley and
Cray-don hurried to the spot but
were unable to arrive ln time to be
Z or any assistance.
Q reached the
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wasn‘t
two wheels of
could not approach because of the‘
The crowdr
: fiercely burning debris.
of people which ran to the scene
shortly after the accident also were
helpless to aid the lmprlsoned pae-
set-gets,
flames.
30 America! on Board
The only thing left to do when
the fierce blaze subsided was to take
out the charred bodies. These were
rammed to the policce mortuary.
A. statement by ’iha
; Airway Company confirmed the
‘killlng of 7 passenger: and the 9!-
!0t :2: the crash. The company said
it was not belleved any Amerlcans
were involved in the accident.
LOOT PARADISE
BEFORD XMAS
FT. WORTH. Dec. 2&v—Th! bank
and practlcaltv every store in Parav
else, Wise county, were looted but
nzght according to word received
this morning. The bandits are be-
lieved to be the ones who sacked ind
burned Valley View last week. The
amount 0: the lea-t has not been de.
Q termlued.
MRS. BROCKLESBY DIES-
HARTFORD. Dec. 24.——-Mrs. Mary
\lorgan Brocklesby. daughter a: the
late Governqr Hubbard died today.
aged 6-. She died in the old Hub—
oard house on Washingtnu street in
which she was born.
DAN'S TIRE SHOP
Make it a radio to:- Xmas. Atm-
ter Kent. $65 to 31C“). Padiolas. 835
and up. 93 North Main SL—Adv.
511:1ch FRESH EGGS
The Nor-walk Dairy Co. 33 Center
Arie" can supply them. What a sat-
isfaction It is for talks to know this.
The price I! based on market coudlv
lions and varles daily. However this
concern assures the trade that it :1.
way- will be a right price. Phcne
1864.—Adv.
JUST LIKE HOME MADE
That a what you hear folks say who
try Mulligan: Home Made Graver:
for the first time. The reuse: they
taste so goodwand keepb assuming:
wgoodeverydayyon 115! cm
because they are made from flu best
than {,th
QSDieQ Xmas Tragedy,
Enghsh Plane F all
0"."
U’aa“
L129 gasoline {3212‘
A, Line machine were burn E
and:
agedv 5am E
burned‘
Even when their:
machine the firemen‘
They could only watch the}
Imperial .
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League Chief Faces
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Extortion Charge
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 19251,
LOCAL BANKERS
SEE PROSPERITY
FORNEWYEAR
Spring Will Show Fac-
tories» Running 0 11
Full Schedule, Pre-
dicts R. A. Betts
PEOPLE SAVING
Business Will Profit By
Thrift of Post Y ear—~.
Chas. Mills Talks ofi:
Nut-walk
With only eight days remaining
a! we 0 6 year. \‘crwai‘s backers
today are lookir 8 {award to a pm:-
perous 1925.11”: general consensus-
of opinion among the backers is an
increase in business particularly
among the stores the reel impetus
~le I be felt 1:: Much or April or poe-
szbily a. little later.
' Here’ 5 what the tankers any:
Raymond A. Bette. secretary of
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gsaid:
0N PAROLE
gConvictedm for 3rd De-Q
gree Forgery ~— Case:
Attracted Nation- Q
Wide Attention ‘
(By Associated Pram: .
Q OSSIXIXG. N. Y.. Dec. ELv—Re-
gleaeed frcm Sing Sing prlsorx _on
{parole tins lcreuoeu atser sen-mg;
nine months tor tth degree tor-i
gery, William F. Andaman. farmer
stat-e supermfezceut o! the Anti-
Sal's-on League was 122de lately at.
reeted on inactmenza (2213:3153;
‘ grand larceny and extortion
‘ In Cuswdy or Detective.
Dressed it: a gray cult and wear-l
E" As a. new gre} hat and. black O‘er-E
coa’. Anderson walked {rpm the;
prises a: 16.13 o'clock in 2212 ems-1
:ody o: Detective Charles Kane, et-
pached to the District Attorney’s c!-
E Slce in New York city. They lett at
once for New York city. Where An~
derson is to be arraigned and ball
:lxed,
ndersou‘s request. the: he be :1-
lowed to make the trip to New York
city In his own hutcmobile was re~
fused by Detective Kane. who Insist-
ed that they 20 by train.
The Rev. Dr. Charles RT Rose,
pastor of the Central Methodlst
Episcopal church in Yonkers. of
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CHARGED WITH
Q SENDING POISON
CANDY BY MAIL
.Warrant Out for Sec-
ond Wife of Profes-
sional Golfer —- W -
man Critically Ill ,
CLEAN .Y.. Dec~ 3‘3-“A wax-
rant charging Mrs. Hafiz: 52:33:11:-
ger. of Columbia. Miss" second wise
of George E. Ensmlnger. a. proteao
sicual goiter With. attempted mur~
der :1: the ecu lag of poison candy
tlirough malls, today was on ttsQ
way in the Sheriff of Harlem (Scum:
ty. Mlssisslppr.
M lee Harriet Healer .0: this
place. was in a crltlcal condition
tram eating the candy. Wrapped la
a. package ccateinlng Chrigtmas
greetings. the candy had been sent
as a. gift to George F. Ensmlnger.
Jr, 5!: year old can of Earnings:
by his divorced wit . The boy
Lves here with M135 Master who in
his grand aunt.
Denial: that the candy contained
Eucusly a. bright one for 1925.
Qotflco force and
poison have been made at Columbia.
(Continued on Page Two.)
—-.5 Problem Easily solved
A: :6 what to give every one on
line Company store
cm: worth the giver. and gift: that
will madden the hearts 0' th» rc
ciplent for Dad Mother. Brother
Sister. Sweetheart or Friend.——Adv.
THE HEATING PROBLEM
Don: install an unfiersleed heat-
ing proposition in the home or
building at anytime. Proper econo-
my means have the hearing equip
ment ample. Whatever your beer
in: tax-ohm consult a heating ex
Nelson
your Christmas list. The A. J. Col- '
is filled with:
x. White’s harm: Q
“The general euuook is very ob~
It
seems to be the consensus or annual:
and from the observation er baro-
meter charters on industry along in.
March and April act only will
toriee be running on a lull schzdaae
but in turn. the retailer is going to
‘=e benefited by improved coudluuas.
the general Hence ncy would point to
decreases in Emcee along the line.
We are level-Jug
bright yeax.
Hecntwed on Page Itch;
QTHESENTINEL
;~EMPLOYES HAVE
XMAS PARTY
President and Treasur-
er Get Presents—As
D o e 5 Everyone ——~
Chas. Harris Makes
Dinner Gift
A Christmas party that overflowed
mt}: goodwill and cooperation us
forward. to a. cry
held last evenlmr at the office of The:
reporters.
5mm Sentinel. when
"the back room."
gathered round I. Christan; Tree.
Eend received many and varied zine.
Principal among the events was
the presentatlcu by the employ-=8 ct
tountain pens to Leigh Danenberg.
President and Wendell Mulls“.
Treasurer. o! the Sentinel Publish!”
Company. mar: employee was
presented with gold pieces by the
company
Speaking of the :1th C H. Smith.
Mechanical Scperlntendent‘ stated
that he tel: sure that all the cm-
ployes bad. the upfrlt. of cooperation
that would lead toward continued
succas o! the company during the
coming year. and thanked Messrs.
lliliizan and Dauenberg en behalf
or the employees.
In addition each employee receiv-
ed a. gut :rom Santa. Cline. symboli-
cal 01 his character. As each one
got hls or he! precast 21-031 s deco:-
ued Christmas: tree. he or she had to
read a. more or less apprfiprlate
verse specially composed 1.12 hi: or
her honor. Q
\Eltcn Snell. advertising represen-
{Ccmmued on Page Two}
YXMAJ I?!"
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seam is M9“ "‘11
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; 1:: sp‘1te o: the 151.011.: of old Jam-
Her Pluvlus to upset t2: Sentinel?
Christmas party. almost two thousoi
and children Were made a little hap- Q
pier this morning at the Blake and
’Regmzt Theaters. For La 2.1:: see:
days hundreds of ch'ldren poured L.-
to the Evening Sentinel 0!!! cc tn pro
cure tickets ’5? the free mgving pic-
ture show.
All plans were care 'uliy 113361.356:
emrythlng worked acordlug to ache-
dule with the exception of the pzc-g
Q tun scheduled. Owing to the {rattle
tie up by the weather, the (1120!:
"Robin Hood" was not received un-i
:11 more thing-.12 hour we: the pic—E
tare: shown bed started. Ra'her
Una keep the chi ‘dren waiting in
the theaterm other films were Sub-.
stituted.
The: the children 211' epics-e4 than
eelv . however. was without doubt.§
and the Evening Sentlncl wishes to:
them: David Estereaa for the Rrgc: 1
Theater. A! Hamilton 322:1 Arcale;
Terr-L. o: the Elm we also the Boy
Scouts end Girl Scouts for their cc-Q
ioponucn in making the pa." 3 the:
a m n wen.
£ wt“. kiddies we more Bantu
Ewen an and 11.3. Rake. any
;errlved More the door: a: uni
:theexxe were even opened by Men-j;
éagur Albert Milton. to make eure§
.1231 they chained a real good mac!
The 303 1nd GL1 Seems were u-
ao on head early to keep Order and
see that the Riddles were scare-”ll
we rry um they tenfled the party. 3
in 0 style.
Became c! the delay to :be puc-
Lure “Robm Head.” with Daug-
Falrbankl». it was accuser? lcr Meu- c
user Albert Hamilton to shot: his
result: picture. untold Boll “Hz-Lab's
”the Mine with the hen Door.”
When Hunger Hamilton ennaunced
that this picture would be ehown,
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iKlWANIS TREE
ALL READY FOR
THIS EVENING
Celebration to Be Held%
0 n Library Green
Rain or Shine
The Kiwanis municipal Cumin-nae:
tree will be held at the Library;
Green this afternoon at 5 o'.clcck
rain or slams. Hemver should the
weather become too stormy it is
probable that ,the children will be
taken to the Nervmlk Library to re-
ceive their gifts.
The tree, which was trimmed by
the Connecticut Light. and Power
company. who furnished with the
co~operuion 0! the bowel]: Elec-
trtc shop the aecm materials.
presents a. beeeflft. l appearance with
its varied colored lights
Santa. Claus will
tonight. He'll} dressed in his
nice red nut and he will have a;
pack a: toys. sleds. games. skates
and dolls for the kiddies.
In the basement or the chaik
.113qu last night members of the
Kiwani- club labored long and hard
to fill the stocking: Which Will hang
on the tree for the 500 children who
use to be their guests this after-
noon.
at. ‘ the tee
ms “ICES. ,
”Will be a busy week indeed "for
everyone. Why bother with the
runny-washing when . the Brophy
Laundry Service an do the slime at
a. reasonable price. The same will
be called (or and delivered when
finished. "Bzophs’s Laundry Serc.
rice games.“ 134 Water St. Phone
388.-—Adv. ~
GIFTS FOR Blfl '
and glitz for her are eagerly await-
ing selections from the line of an.
mondI. watches. jewelry. silverware
and farmer name. etc. 615de
et 0. B. Jacmu’s Jewelry Store. ‘53
Wall St. Norwalk- Merchandise or
quality by the way which has been
”the addmmn of
che .‘i-ra'
Hay-elk Hosp: tel on a. par with most
‘ of the hespimLs c! the state. It sat-
12,000 Kiddies Enjoy
Sentinel Movie Party
E. T. BEDFORD
MAKES ANOTHER
HOSPITAL GIFT;
scopic Unit for Ray
Department
COST $1, 700
Big Aid to Staff and
M a k es Additional
Service to Patients
Possible
FresideflE.T.Bed'c1-d a: the'
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Em a! greater: of the Nth-walk!
l .13 been reported to Dr. Robert E. Per-
fimplml an again then: bk inter
est 1:: lmprevlrzs the service 0' theE
hospital through!” the 31:: of a. com-
plete Hucroscop ant-t fer the X- rev
department
While the seed had been dlscuse~
ed 'rcm time to {£1116 “lab Air Bed-
!ord the mezzer was brought for-
Imam; to his attendee throuth a re-
fcen: ccmmxmlcujon from the Ho:-
pzul Staff inc: can; a list of equip—
ment at a total cost at S]. 7:20.
.1115 list had seen prepared under
zue supervision 0‘ the Rolutgenelc-
slat—1;: Powell. 12 his reply Mr.
dedzcrd said;
"1: cm: is a necessity or helpzuun
batman: service, I am willing
Qpay {ha bill."
With this new eqmpment the
Hospiul will be able to give a type
of service for which patients haveQ
heremiore 2nd to be sent to onberl
mutuuons. In one or the reponsQ
at the annual meeting in October at»
162L101: was called to the need or a
Bucky-Diaphragm and Fluorescopes;
{or the X-ray Depertmenc
The hospital Reel:
Bucky-Diaphragm several weeks
ago. This makes possible clearer
and betze: defined X-ray pictures.
zonta! l‘lucroscopes
generosity at Mr. Bedlam will put
Department or the Nar-
lsflee. LOO, the 513:1de s of the A312-
ericau College of Surgeons.
Two years ago Mr. Sedzo'rd gave
the hospital a. portable Kway ma-
chine. a gift that but proven a boon:
to those patients surfacing too great-
ly to be named from their beds for
the taking of an x-ray picture.
Through Mr. Bedferd‘s grits to the
X-ray Department and those of Mr.
Farrell to the Pathological Labor»
tory the Neural}: Hospital is en-
abled to give better cards: :9 all
who come to it far treatmenz.
EVENING" SENTINEL
The Evening Seutmel will
not be published tomorrow.
Christmas Day.
name pncficeotl'he Sen.
tine! Publishing (20., publish-
ers of The Evening Sentinel, to
give its {all staff Que day of! on
[cpl ham
This «mom is {allowed by
the leading publisher: of all .1-
ternoon newspapers of the
IT’S AT 4 0131.003
The minamre automobile for I.
[actsr child at. the mam: Furni-
ture company will be given away
this xterm at 4:36 o‘clock in
place or tonight at 3 o'clock a: we.
vioualy announced. ' ' '
HEAT! AVE. BAKERY
.—Quallty breed of all varieties de-
livered to your door. Plume 3714.—
Adv. '
—EVEB! (JAR OWNER
Sooner or late;- must expect feu-
der damage or '31!th accident:
when the body of che car it dam-
aged, leaky clamor: or leak: mo-
fine tanks. To have the acne prop.
crly mm 1:: my time the Ear.
wk Radmtor" Repairing Col. ‘U
new: St. a at your service rich:
exam.
ordered the
\ertlcal and hurl-E
through 1121-3 E
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gigsmeo.
SECOND VICTIM
OF DIPHTHERIA
IN NORWALK
ETheodorew Stabell Three
Years Old, of 1 8
Sound View Terrace,
Dies
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Gives Complete Flunro-E Dr. Perdue DeclaresE
Children Must Not
B r e a k Quarantinei
Despite the Holidays
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The second death tram number-13E
in two can in Normal}; Occurred
last 21km When Theodore Stabell
cthreeqear-old son of Mr. and Mm.E
Scmd \ler
The run- ;
EAnhur Sahel! c’ 18
terttm died at his heme,
Esra! will be held from an home this
.1an and burn} will
.Rtvmide cemetery.
Xe new can of thy dimes bum
due. health em: in the past forty—
eitht hours.
' Dr.
.autlne. Parents will be held re-
sponsible. The“. who lame been
‘ mm :9 remain at home must do so
and not fem other children a; par-
ties. despite the holiday time,
Dr. Perdue ,deciared that those
quarantined chudren who baa Lick-
ete for the Kiwanis Christmas tree
ll set then: presents as the K!-
eete ta the homes
the ban.
of those under
to.
:GONCH’S/ SON
HAS MENTAL
BREAKDOWN
§Lad Has Idea He Is
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i ren’s Home
a
E Suffering from
that be was representing the Secre-
tary e! Szate in inspecting State ln~
{sututlom Edward Goneh. 19. son
a: Leo Gone}: 0!
'hotel appeared a:
E County Temporar:
the
lug the home. ‘When
tall-3d to produce credentials the
zpellce were notified and he was
taken into custdy ‘3? Patrolman
Charles L. Thorpe.
In the upmwr: mty
morning before Judge
Gcnch was‘charzed with. breach or
the peace. not having any operator's
These last ET zi'o-oh
lice-nee or automobile regtstrauon
certificate. These last two charges
were placed after his. arresz. and
when
the home in an automobile belong—
mg to his mother.
It was brought an: in court this
morning that young Goncb cu!-
fered from delusions at. certain
periods. generally some six months
to a. year apart. In other ways. his
father to! dthe court. the lad was
perfectly udrrnal and bright.
Judge Cendee continued the case
(rum an: to day and advised the
{ether to have Edward examined by
specialists
—-OOAL SAVED.
—-At Tut. you can end your tur-
nece worries. With your pro-em
coal. filth your present heating
plant. irrespective 0: It‘s make or
size. Combue‘ 0 {draft system)
means higher heating efficiency and
dollar- saved Ask The Not-walk
(Joel 3: Supply Co. about ltr~ Adv
. XMAS stGGESTION
-—-Bocdoir Lamfikszje. Table
Lungs 810.90—Imu3 Still-Toes:—
mp‘iéCH—Suk Ind Menage“)! finer
Lumps. All Prices come mind can
on? away The Canaan-21cm mm
Cal 112‘:
be in’
Perdue again issued a. were.-.
in; against children breaking gum-L
mule committee mi; send the: prva-E
Secretary of State—3‘
Arrested at t Child?
the hallucination Q
the Mahmkemc,
Faltfield
Home 101' Gnu»
-dren 1:1 Wastport aenue yesterday;
afternoon and Brewed upon ins-pect- .
the youths:
this ,
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1- and ewe, ‘
It was {Quad he arrived at;
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Drop ”as:
Big as 50
Per Cent
New Figures Now in
Efl’ect —- Household-
ers and Power Plants
Profit
HARD WORK
:Mr. W inchester Make!
Q Announcement
«Stat! at Figures for
10 Months
A Christmas gift whisk W111 bring
joy to the hearts of Nerve all: house-
:ci ders ls announced today by A. E,
Cgizzc’izster, General Superlrz'undou't
"c South Kermit mm
Work: The Eléctrk: Carnal-ion.
ere law hdbcidcd to put into 6326*
a new ac eduie or rates. 32:
wholesale reduction to mam:
The new at" very tron: Lb. old
in reduction; from 56 per can: 25
a small freeman. but the a ‘
gdrOp I: over 20 per cent for light.-
lng current, and 15 per cent :6:
power current
The good new: Le 'te result of
several months or work on the Dirt
Q0! the commissioners and the he“.
:0: the electric plert. and while it
4L5 announced that it will take efl'ect
February 1 the schedule is actuuiy
:2 exec: a: the present time. Pew.
er now being cenaumed will be
gcherzed at the new rue m the
{February blllt. It was :elt by the
Ezommlsslouers, who for 593mm
,monthe have mbcd to make reduc-
, fleas. the: it would be better to flu
fslcwly and ultimatew make 1 cm
cha: would not. only be a. substantial
:eue but would be :34- to the plant
Qmanmment. This Is reflected in
{the new schedule .
Lighting.
The new rates are as follows
First 8 KWH. 80 cents.
Next 99" KWH. 7 cent: per m
Next 1006 KWH 6 cents per KWR
Above 2000 KWE 5 1.2 cents per
EKVYH
Power.
KVV'H. $1.511.
KWH. 5 cents per KWE.
709 K‘CVH 4 cents per
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\‘ext 5&00 KWH. 8 can I per KWE.
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NEW ORLEANS. £41., Dec. 24..-
Jecob this. tragic pollceman. was
shot and Killed today by I. W
who robbed the Frenchman street
branch of the Marine Bank or 811.-
0.00.
g -‘The Tuvlor a: Golden Company
Q am new swim: out their tide w
dare. Vie. will be glad to 31v. thpli
to grown ups calling at our officer—-
‘dv.
“13.81.” A PLEASURE I‘D
BE RIDTNG
~ :1 a touring car. one minute end .3:
ueceselfy demands it. in less. than
five seccude you have the acumen
of a closed car propccltton~wflh an
the comfort. protection and lmprel.
slve appearance at a. cloned car Job.
Yea :ndeefi. that Is 1 worth while
Qchmge and lmprmemeut 1nd talk!
apt-acute It tun well. The 1’25
Studebaker Touring Can and Raid-
men are so constructed. New,
show at The Reynolds Noun?
Co., Weet Ave—Adv. ‘
EFT-GRADE RGOFING 00.
People Ire Judged by their dais-l.
thus they wear good clothes. That
also upplleu to your bow. A w
APECO 817N887 thing“: W! W‘
prove the appearance and giv- m
the mites: mthor protection Bar
{or t! in 12 monthly “mean. Oman."
amped tor 15 mm. 'Pbone 1321-:
or mu No. 1" “am 81... m}:
Small—Adv.
main. flan: 913%“ u
we: in :11 mm fer the: w
fem Order 11631. W 3*
Kitchen. LM m 3... m...
mm. M cam” . .
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