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THE EVENING SEN'I‘INEIr—SUU'I'H NUII‘NAIJI. UUNN. FRIDAY,UU'I'OBI‘JII 22,1926.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS—
1—Deaths
z—t‘ard of Thanks
l-ln Memorism
5—I"ilnerlll Directors
o—hlonumenta. Cemetery both
9—Socletles and Lodge‘
Ill-inst and Found

AUTOMOTIVE-
A—Aulomobilo Agencies
11—Automobiles For Sale
12—Auio Trucks For Said
13—Aulo Accessories
le—usrsses—Aulos for Hire
1b—Moiorcycles and "loyal.
II—Wnnted—Automotivo

BUSINESS SERVICE-
13—Husineas Services Offered
oo—nmmms and Contracting
21—Drrrsmaking and Millinery
zz—asating. Plumbing. Roofing
ad-lnsurance and Surety Bonds
zo—Trucking—Storage
M-Patntlng. Paperina. Deoorat-

in]

“ sa—proroutonst Services
zt-Repalring and Refinishing
so—Tailoring and Pressing
Sl—Wanted—ilusine- Service ,

EMPLOYMENT—
Il-a—Employment Agencies
tz—Reip Wanted—Female
fl—Help Wanted—Male
SkHelp—Male and Female
Sh—Solicltors. Canvases". Amie
80—8iiuatlons Wanted—Female
I'l—Situatlons Wanted-lain

FINANCIAL—
!t—Rnsiness Opportunities
do—Moncy to [mil—Mortal.

INSTRUCTION—
td—lncsl instruction Cloned
di—Muaical. Dancing. Dramatic
dd-dented—Inltnlctlon

LIVE STOCK—
d'l—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
dd-I-lorses. Cattle. Vehicles
di—Pouitry and Supplies
ho—Wanted—leo Stool

MERCHANDISE— at!
81—Artlcles For his
lil-a—-Rerler and Exchange
lid—Boats and Accessoriea
lid—Rulldlng Material.

i ol—IIusiness and Office Equip-

' mcnt

h. 65-—Farm and Dairy Products-

I‘ od-il‘uel. Feed. Fertiliser
3 of—uood Things to Eat
fill—Household Goods

; 60—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
l 61—Muchlnery and Tools

: Gil—Musical Merchandioo
oz-a—ltadlo Equipment
63—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
64~Speciais at the Stored
oft—Wearing Apparel
goo—Wanted—To Huy

HMS AND BOARD—-

.- d'l—llonms With lloard

GS—Itooms Without floard

co-ltomna for Housekeeping

Ill—\‘scallon Places

“II-Where to list

Iz—Where to Stop In Town

ia—Itanu-d—ltoums or itoard

REAL hlfi'l'A'l'E it‘ll" RENT—

74-Apsrimente and Flats
75—ltusinese Places for Rent
76—Farma and land For Rent
71—Hour» For Rent
'IS—tliilces and Dealt Room
194nm. and Mountain — In:

I. Item ’

: REAL ESTATE FUII SALE-—
lt—llvoken in lleal Built"
lz—llusinn-sa Property For his
sx—ll'snm and land for his
M--limm—e For Rain

es—imr For Sale
56- Share 1nd Mountain — For
Pale '

alo—Ruliuvban For Did
It —'lo it‘srhsnge ital “I.
H—Wsnled -- Heal hit-Id

a. .ilti'l'llixs_l.l:il.\l.—

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OWN-US,

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uuuie ofliriu" Collar and license
Mil". If found call Mrs. Sidney
IIt'II. Phone 3745.). ltowsyton
Conn.

FOUND—Small white dog with
brown on ears. llas bra. studded
collar and harness. Owner may
have some by paying for this ad.
Phone 1361.

 

 

LOST—Rank book N0. M4. rind.-
or please return to City National
bank of So. Norwallt.

AUTUIOTIV‘B

Automobiles For Solo

1924 Durant Touring. A real our.

1925 Model lee Nash 5 passenger.
t door sedan in splendid condition.
Run 1.000 miles. Mechanically per
foot and exterior tine upholstery.
Looks like new. This car must be
seen to be fully appreciated.
I'Hlll NORWALK FRANKLIN CO
Phone till at Wall St. Norwalh

USED CARS.
1926 Essex Coach. v
1924 Sport Model Star Touring.
1923 Star Touring.
1928 Chevrolet Touring. 1-8 Down.
Balance in Monthly installments.
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwalk
Phone 1969
CHEVROLET SALES 8; SERVICE
Wesiport
590

 

 

 

Repairing—Service Stations to

Repairing on all malt. of cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.

' AUTO EXCHANGE OARAOII
8 Elisabeth St. Tel 4181

BUSINESS “VICE

numerator-ousted IS

AUTOMOBILE—Tops and curtains
repaired. All kinds of heavy sew-
ing. Let us give your auto top a
coat of waterproofing. FITZGER.
ALI) Awning Co. First and New
St... E. Norwslk.

FIRES.

' Notice
Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped and cleaned “.00
Chimneys repolnted
All kinds of ladder work. brick
and steel drilling
Fitzgerald (lo. Tel 8000.
First A New Sta. Ea: : Norwallt

WUUSTER d: DAVIS
A. ll WOiiS'l'ER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
. Office.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Sand for Booklet on Patents.

UPHOISTERINO -- and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsterera' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Rergstrom. New
I. O. O. F. Bldg" Sc. Norwalk.

Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating so

HELLO BlLD—New hat? No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looku swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat.
ing Hat Shop. 11 N Main St. I.
Norwaiit Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is our aim.

MOVIES. Trucking Storm IS

NAG! BROS-Storage. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance trucking
Plano hoisting Special vsns for
moving. I ton Ilscli dumps. too
Conn. Ave. Phone llt daytime:
lot-ll nights.

EMPLOYEE”
Help Wanted-Female

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EXPERIENCED—Girls on Singer
sewing machines. also women to
take home work on Singer ma-
chines. Falrfleid Mfg. Corp.. S
Webster St., So. Norwalk. Conn.

maximises!) sawmotns
The Paris
to So. stain St. So. Norwallt

EXPERIENCED SALESLAbY—Ap-
ply in person at The Children's
Store. If Washington St. So. Nor.
walk. \

EXPERIENCED—Hand cutter. Ap-
ply H. Jacob a Son. So. Norwaik.

EXPERIENCED rasssnh -— On
Hoffman pressing machine. also
tailor, none but experienced men
need apply. Clifford Tailor 2
Elizabeth St. 50. Norwalk.

 

 

GIRLS—Fm- clerical work in office.
Apply H. Jacob d: Son. So. Nor-
wallt.

GIRL OPERATOR! -— Wanted. on
Singer sewing machines. Neat
work. good pay. Apply Polsky's
Dro- Sbop. do Railroad avenue.
South Norwalk.

TWO EXPERIENCED—Salesman.
none other than experienced need
apply. Salary confidential. The
Kresge Co" Washington St.

WANTED — Housekeeper by' lady
living alone. Address 1‘. A. clo
Evening Sentinel. So. Norwalk.

WANTED — Stenographer. Grad-
uate of Merrill Business School.
Good Salary. Apply Merrill Bust.
ness School.

Item Wanted Male 88

AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN — For
Norwalk. Ons acquainted with
Chevrolet. Year round position.
Only those willing to work need
apply. see W.‘R. Austin. Chdh-o-
let Sales and service. Railroad
Ave.. South Norwsllt. Phone is”.

 

 

 

 

 

 

BOY WANTED—Apply to Joseph
Davis. 47-49 North stain 8L. so.
Norwalk._

DRILLERS HELPER — Wanted.
married man preferred. Good op-
portunity for right party. APP”

 

 

 

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ANNOUNCEMENTS sarcoma-r
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Strand. tool. found II "alarms" finals at
A
but} I.US'l‘-—-Airduio Dongle hound. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS-—
.lurk brown curly hair. unswers to Also boys wanted. Steady work.

good pay. WOSbEVSI' Slipper Co..
I Iiurwell It.. at end of Wood-
ward Ave. South Norwslit.

WANTED—Coon I‘ll up. Couples
0150 on. general houseworkere.
both white and entered. Aw!)
Nerwsllt employment agency. to
Wall St. Phone tits.

Situatio- tl'satad—Isls It

MAINE COUPLE-Desire position.
Preferably as care takers. Refer-
ences. Frank D. McVeigh. Deer
Isle. his. .

Etta-noes wastes—auto

asunr IAN-Sum clean-
ing ee-poeist grading. hedge cut-
ting: lawn mowlnll planting. and
local mains. Janis- filler. a
Taylor Ave. Phone «it.

monstrous

Farm MIG Dairy Products Id

POTATOES — Select Long Island
well cured winter potatoes. direct
by boat now obtainable. 1‘. Smith
McKinley Place Rowayton. Phone
SNOW.

WM

F‘URNITURE— 1 oak desk and
chair. Hoover kitchen cabinet.
gastrango. also several odd chairs.
Call between 10 and 11 in the
morning and t and I in the alter-
noon. t Washington St. South
Norwalk. ~

IIATTRBSSES—ftos Springs. Cush-
ions and Pillows of all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone m. Nerwais Mattress
Co. to Franklin Street. South
Norwalh.

SELLERS KITCHEN CABINET—In
first class condition. Reasonable.
Call flit-W or 11 Butler St.

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FlNI UPRIORT PIANO-Oak case.
excellent tone. good action. liar-
gain for quick buyer. $1.85. .Eusy
terms arranged. Act promptly if
you want this bargain. Come in

 

 

Gaming—But

playing cards.

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shake a slick of.

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Many people have acquired the habit of
regularly reading The Sentinel A-B-C Classified
Section just because it is a pursuit which aflortis
them as much pleasure as a fascinating game.

They become as familiar with the diflorcut
classification letters and numbers as other folks
are with Mali Jonggf‘churacters" or ordinary

But there’s one outstandingly distinctive
feature to the game of seeking opportunity
. through the classified columns.

Most games have numbers and letiers to
confu-c and intrigue one—but the alphabetical
and numerical notations of the classified section
are introduced for exactly the opposite reason.
They remove all elements of chance and instant-
ly show you more opportunities than you can

Read the classified ads daily—and play the

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Always the Same—In Service
Always Dln‘erent—In Opportunity

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Apartments and Flats

 

t R-ilihlsr—l‘lust Nontalk. Inqlgrc
it Water St. 80. Norwnlll. H. Ash.
telephone 903 or tilt—W.

 

I ROOMS—Jriiirnl floor. 05 Spring
St. All IIII])I'0\'1'IIH'IIIS. Itcnl
$15.00. Apply Policy's Grocvry
Store. 29 Monroe St, or Ill.

Schaclitcr. 67 Spl‘lnur S‘.
smut M II 1-.‘A'l‘l-Ll) A l ’.\ 17:71:31 EXT--5
rooms with all lmpruwmcuis. 1.0.

rated at a Illll.‘ illl‘ Si. So. Noru'ant.
Rent 84500. Phone 1737.

 

 

6 ROOMS—all modi-rn Improve-
ments. heat. I2 Spring St. 'l‘eio-
phone 2034-4. Inquire 84 Water
St.

59 SOUTH MAIN S'l‘.——5 rooms and

 

 

PIANO lNSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. Miss J. De-
llee. Pupil od New Iork College of
Music. 0 Putnam Ave.. So. Norwalk.
Near West Ave.

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today. For Piano Co. North Main bath all improvemenis. Inquire
St.. So. Norwalk. on premises.
Special. u the mos-cg 04 TWO APARTMENTS—150m rooms

each newly decorated. lleni $18.00.
Two rear ofl‘lcc rooms. rent
325.00. Inquire 'lhc People's Trust
company.

REAL ESTATE '03 sub

 

 

 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

 

 

FOR SALE.

t
Seven room house with all mo-
dern improvements. lamb-ll nmr
the armory. l'rice 83.000.

So. Norwulk. modern seven room
house with sun parlor. hot water
heat. open fire place. corner lot
Price 811.600.

For these or any others consult

CANTY & C0.

Realtors-«Insurance
17 So. Iain St. Phone 83t

 

 

 

Somers & Somers
'I'IIE PAINT PEOPLE

WINDOW SHADES
PAINTS

3001' COATINGS

NORWALK SO. NORWAIM
00 Wall St. 8-“) Railroad Ave.
WE DELIVER

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

s Houses For Sale at Tree Spot‘iaIist

ml: SALE—beautiful homey o ‘ "-
mun house. all improvements. in~
l‘l'illlill; open fire place, cedar NEVER IDLE .
«’ w-t. sunken bath. heat. largo
up: n lvm‘Cii. Also 1 car garage. On A, H, Kellner
lot on a 115. Price 81.500. Terms . . ., ..
can be arranged to suit purchaser. TIILI'. M LUALISI‘
inquire Taylor A: Golden Go. To- ‘
lophnne 1230. So. Norwalk Trust Phone 272 WSSIPOI‘I
t'n lililg.

.\'i-:\\' iiiTan—r'aii-neid park. um
i--~i-.1.-ntini section. Call 41 Ohio
:iu’iluu. Tel. SJbI-W. AUCTIONS-LEGAL

UNI} l-‘AMILY IlOUSE—Reslden- Is'gul Nullt‘i's 9|
ml section South Norwalk. Exery ‘ _ ‘ g ..
mun-ulcnce. hardwood floors. hot NH“ ""31 “”1“” ‘

near rull- District of Noruallt. as. Probate

\mb r healing-system,
imd station. HOME REALTY

(It t.\l PANY.

Six i:I>().\l HOUSE—One mile from
.’\nr\\'.'llk. P. 0. Nico home. excel-
!» :u neighborhood six rooms. attic
:m‘l collar. water in house. Price
tum. Part cash. C. M. A.. R. F.
11 3. Box 81. Georgetown Conn.

 

 

 

ROOMS-Lights. heat. Rent :18.
Garage if dt-sired. Nunr (T. & If.
factory. 42 Fort Sl‘, l-Iust Nor-
wnlk. Phone 1195-4.

Lola I"or hale‘ 85

(‘lltilt'lfi BUILDING LOT—lilxlti’i
mrncr Gregory Blvd. and Wallace
We. 1nqulrc at 5 Wallace Ave.

 

 

FURNISHED ROOM—Well heated.
In private home. for one or two
persons. Board if desired. Mrs.
mu. Righland Ave. Phone Ills.

SIX ROOM APARTMEUT. all im-
provements. except heal. (Iuragu
Inquire M. li‘romvr. 3 West Ann.
South Norwaiit or phone 1626.

 

ROOM AND BOARD—In private
family. I Putnam avenue near
West avenue, South Norwalk.
Telephone ”II-W. Gentlemen
only.

Rooms Without Board or

LARGE FURNISHED—front room
with alcove. With or without
housekeeping privileges. Decker.
76 Spring St. -

FOR RENT—1 or 2 large rooms. for
light housekeeping. Rested, all
improvements. In private home.
convenient. quiet. reasonable. 67
Cove Ave. East Norwalk.

Room WI Bouqoeplng es

ROWAY‘I'ON—Two large rooms fur.
nlshnd for light housekeeping, pri-
vate use on trolley line heat and
light rnished. Phone 851”.

BILL ISTA'I’I FOR RENT

 

 

 

 

 

THREE ROOMS—Pint improve-
ments. Apply Mrs. P. l‘. Maho-
ney. 62 Van Zant St.

 

Houses For Rent

SEVEN ROOM HOI‘Sli—l-Ivcry con.
vcnicnce. residential neighbor-
hood South NCwnik. near rail-
road station. Rental $55.00 HOME
REALTY COMPANY.

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MAI. ESTATE FOR SALE

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FOR SALE—One slit room hour".
lot 60 I 160 No. 57 lielden Ave
Price 85.500. Robert .loselofl‘. Tel
1809. or William F. I’ont 6‘1. Son.
Tel. 435.

SIX ROOM I’lOl'SE—utnd gnrncv.
all improvements. No. 2 Layla)“.
otte Circle. Easy terms if desired,
Samuel W. Iioyt. Jr., Tole. 223 or
104-2..

 

Room For Sale

 

 

 

I Apartments and Flats to
APARTMENT - Consisting of five
large rooms with beautiful sun
parlor. heat. hot water, Janitor
serVIce. Fine location. beautiful
porches. also four room apart-
ment. Adults. 8 East Wall St.
Phone 8508.

:1. BELLE AVE—Between Chest-
nut and South Main St. 5 rooms
with all modern improvements
with steam Ieat. furnished.

FIVE ROOM—And slx‘ om flat
from Nov. let. all lmp’ vcments
and garage. Inquire 54 Taylor Ave.
80. Norwalk.

FIVE ROOMS—Second floor. all Im-
provements near C S; K factory.
Inquire 21 Fort Point St. Phone
2213.

DIVE ROOMS—All improvements.
Rent 825.00. Adults only. Inquire
‘41 Woodward Ave.

FIVE ROOM FLAT-With all mod-
ern improvements. 41 Cedar St..
good location near West Ave. gar.
ago if desired. Inquire 87 Cedar
St.

FOR RENT—From Nov. 1st. I
rooms and bath. all improvements,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Telephone Bldg. Inquire 29 Put.
nam Ave. Phone 852-3.

FURNISHED APARTMENT -- 0f
five rooms. after January first.
steam heat. .hot water. Janitor
service. Also unfurnished three
room steam heated apartment.
8". Phone Ital-It.

FURNISHED or unfurnished. 0
room house. all improvements. in
the Marvin Beach Tract. Elliot
St. and Gregory Blvd. Rent rea-
‘sonable.‘ Phone 811i. ‘

9 NORTH TAYLOR .AVE.—FOIIP
rooms with improvements. In-
quire 11 North Taylor Ave.. or
phonon".

 

 

 

I 800' FLAT—Third floor. No. I
Adults '

Railroad Ave. Rent us.
only. For particulars C. Swans

 

:dWeIICIgarCo.Washiagtaa

18 West Washington St.. opposite '

l'IltS'I‘ DISTRICT — Two family
house part improvements all hard
wood floors 86.000. Real Estate
and. Insurance. The Tammany

aAsg‘c‘ncy. 123 Washington St. Phone

 

llavo you any kind of property
f--r snlc?—iiouses, lots. business
blocks of acreage? We’re having .
demand for business opportunities.
if you have a good business for sale,
consult us

T1113 FUDGE REALTY CO.
155 Washington St.
Tel 559.

Wanted-Ml Estate 80

1 \VO FAMILY HOUSE—Must be in
good location and perfect condi-
tion. Not over 812.000. Can pay
$1.000 as down payment. 31.000
yearly. Address "Two Family.”
(10 Sentinel Offlco.

Test Answers

These are the correct answers to
the questions which appear on the
comic page.

1—Ciara Bow.

2—-Europe. '\

3—Elcvcn.

4—«‘=ix.

c—A three-lord sloth.

6-Yes.

7—Nathanlel Hawthorne.

d—Chicago.

o—Every ten years.

10—Rhode Island.

 

 

 

 

 

For Sports—~The Sentinel.

Court. October 7. A. l).. 1026.
Estate of James ll. U'llura lalc obi
Norwulk in said llislrlrt. dliCt‘IlSUlI.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-l
irici of Norwalk. linlli limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for soloE
tit-incnt. Those who neglect to pre-
sent thclr accounts. prupgrly atlcst~
ed. within said lime. “ill be dcbarr-l
ed a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Eslulc nrc rt-questcd to make
immediate paymen‘ to '
M. macs: O'HARA'
Execulrix
or Tammany d}. l‘onncry.
Iicr Aliorneys.

SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court. September 27. A.D.. 1926. ‘
Estate in Connecticut of Freder-l
ick Seymour late of East Orange.!
Ekscx t‘ounly. New Jersey. deceased. I
The Court of Probate for the D13- -
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and’
allowed six months from the date!
hereof for the creditdrs of said Ed-
intc to exhibit their claims for sfl-l
iiement. Those who neglect. to pro-i
st-nt their accounls. properly atlest-
ed. within said time. will be dcbarr- -
on a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
.IL‘LIA C, SEYMOUR.
Exocuirix
25 Yale Tcrrncc. West Orange.I
New Jersey ’

 

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Locke Play For London.

For the first time in fourteen
years n play from the facile pen of
W. .I. Locke will be dramatized in
Londo'n‘s fashionable West End.
America had a Lockoian offering
about three years ago in “The
Alountehunk." a stage version of his
story of the same title. The last
Locke play produced in England was
"An Adventure of Arlstldc Pulol."

 

which appeared at the Huymarket
Theatre in 1912.

 

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For innumerable
other listings call this
office any day.
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Operators

Wanted

Steady work all year,
largest pay in town. Ap-
ply‘rcady for work.

543in co.

':". Washington St.

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Fireproof your
business

Modern methods of build-
ing construction and tested
fire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your safety
But fire insurance places the
one sure piatecuon between
. you and financial loss as s re-
sult of ore. \

Be sure your insurance is
adequate and correctly ap-
plied. Wo will gladly inspect
roar lire risks.

J. M. Layton Co.. Inc.
36 Washington Street

Insurance and lteal Estate
TELEPHONE 8|

 

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town are trying to rivm' thv insh-

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from
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tho (‘Otlillli'lll

sufe adornments rgr thr- fashion.
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:rrlcc charge for gas and electricity

HENRY J. KLEIN

’ For Senator
James Council and Frank R. Stevens

FOR REPRESENTATIVES

GO TO m STATE LEGISLATURE AS SERVANTS 0"
m PIC?“ m OPPOSED TO THAT 0

VOTE THE STRAIGHT DEMOCR TIC

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