l , ,lieee Echo Farm Creamery butter. w—‘O ‘ Steamboat Co. meadow bed a very pleat-at sinned (Miriam ' new " " apeai- 82.33%“ J.l!.xoapp'v.laat donontbe _ _ . __ ~ ..‘.‘.7:..W£J.;.; - W W‘- 2 ’ —-—-«-9.~~w~ .wai “a mixed in W The Willlniantle \ enacting w ‘_ “g... "2% One of the new care of the Ooiuoli- banninga «Mining. 23.33.“... commence LII!“ 1m clean on the- n“: . Md rand metered Tea-day for the u Iain atreet. South Norwalk. 31*. va P. been: unlined expnattion in China)- -——-—o.-—- . - Mannie: _.._. .- Comatook Bretbvra have an bananas . W” . anmndattbefoot otWaah- nookofllrxlcnnzrul. - .0‘, ”WM -P‘m “Mi“ ‘ pkmnt ride m " “I” ha! . and “0' they are nailing from “.50 to “.75. “I0 flat or Lenora mm “Wb “fit“ 3"" 3 W‘ the full advantage of the interchange of W m Banal in no room a South ' m ° "" ' plow?! 3: I t very em Charlea erdwdil. who it in the am- "a scream $8. 1888. Pemna onll~ The furniture for the w hone hotter ' i. 0' 8"“ benefit ‘0 the “‘3' oy of Pettit & Oo...cjotbien. 70 Ind ‘73 ’ w in; for anyo the-e letteri will plea: in bet MW b “Mk 8” 0! thin Woo—«~— wery, N. Y.,-apent Sunday with hie the tar they are advertised. ”g... f " " A~ Detach! bu reel-cod the horn ro- mm iu thlaoity. in mm M“ a 0mm. x. gig-auwwlor Iii tiaofelegantdeaign neatly killed.‘by a black one or good L‘mk. Ira. Aaron Davie. hire. Catherine ——-——vee--——- :33" 82:: hurt: ““9“”: ii‘i " ‘ —Don't forget the grand o in: of mm. the. Hannah Gilbert iii). In. ted room to have entered at once there "9: no other kind? “a: olt O. a Baton Point next Wedneaday. y 80th. or...“ “Humid“? “if: ' h". lit. a in”: “.‘l: “Wt " " u o. .. m. m... .. rettarnt.‘ ee . an naueunrua . .v aoorwex Ire. Reuben rim. mumsini. Powr I. new non. It .3}; 31""? fill.“ “ 3““0'f‘hf‘: ‘9‘ iii tin NI muffled”. a bau- Jobn W. Smith. George Smithi‘al. Mr. “‘“N‘" ° “ t e matead ra ' ‘ ti [imported oh bird M.Whl0h Schultn. air. Wetaetein. The co-partnetabi between Alexander "gill! email-d road. a which from 'm b. on...“ m. “1., J a Duvvrvo r ‘ nuclei-Am nu. int-rat Lauder u" w lob the Hartford and Harlem baa W _ . - . . . . - been dtuolved. Hie. Lauder retiring tee-fled to the supreme com of emu- melanin: a“. 3...“, a... Mimi“ 'W“ v“ "0'“ a“ “m W traiua will run batwven'thia city an . win order to allow the office force , W but Sundayvbvin the anniverear of Wilaon Point: Leave 50““. Norwalk after toothed in. opening exerciaee of the “militia B‘MM‘M‘MNM BM‘ m ‘3’“ °' '3' ”a“ ““3 u“ no and iii a.in.. 1.30 and M0 pm. , on in: week. we.- mum to Eat Now “W“ °““'°“ V" 'PPNWW‘V Leave Wilson Point 3.85 and men a.tn.. Brooklyn bridge. the Ssxrisu. will be walk. hia former home. end buried on econtod with flowers in meninrium. 4.80 and 5.50 pan. in . ed Tburvd mum“. Sunday afternoon. among which appeared a portrait of the W. H..." 89 ’4 ' in.“ cornea thequa- mu .3. 8. Th "w .2. ‘3}- i ‘ demand. “first aip‘l‘e teamtl‘iglirxrmfivtvk‘: ry way cavemen the ad rad". put- Ex Juror Ely and dilution have» ° W °°'“ V ‘ ‘ °° “ "my Alice nil-mi of Janaan hue bran iii a 'M' "“5 ' ' ‘ M J" "W" " ‘ “l a“ improved by the an itiou of an east bay 000 to reach of promlae "m “gun“ wick Hotel. gwmomu anathe double 6:- rivod home. v--—~ we. ~ “~— lint Reed Buviland ha a very pretty new phaeton. u-w- «a o 0 ~ «no to Holland‘a for Home Made the and Pure Candy. --. v ”6 ~-- hlra. R. Griffin of New Haven in Vinit- lug friends in thin city. .- ’9‘.” ~ V... iiieatty thin week adver- v- -... Gmryman W J. W. Powell hail made his bueineea wagon mplendent With red paint. ww-«m __...._ Elder B. Hitchcock. of Bristol. preach- ed at the Advent church. lent Sunday. , 0v. , —~ “new: forget the grand o xeniug of Rotor: Point next Wedni-idny. ny 30th. 00”“ Rev. Mr. Roberts of Providence R. 1.. will occupy the Congregiitiunnl pulpit next Sun ny. .0. «Fine single teams a e kvr it Lockwood‘e. rear u \V‘n Ct‘l. _... -, w Hartford and Harlem surveyors am running a new line through the western part of New Haven. —-—-"—*~' .0. ~—_ Pilot Fred L. 83’le in to lake the wheel of the «rumor L‘epheun of the iron Cillly‘dl Bu- rivick lio- OO. ’ ‘ . The finisher! of L‘rofut a Kiinpp‘a No. l have challenged the finisher: of No. ‘3 to play u been ball match. —lisinriliiix Home taken zit reasonable rates- ut Baker & [.uckwood‘s. rear of \t‘arwick liotel. Hid Well limit Gt Iml-li-r C i. have up- mintrd it committw in make arrange. for their nniiiinl picnic ill. Roton l mould Point. .06 ~—— .,- (2 J. Bartram. at former resident of this town. now in the printing business :it ill) William street. h‘. Y . was in town lust week. . m - m The thirteenth annual reunion of the Connecticut bill-ionic Veteran Asunciw tion. will be held at Hartford. on “Fed- needay. June With. 1883. “~— ‘ .0- '- Gilbcrt Bogart. Jr. wan prraented with a thirteen pound eon last Sunday morning. Gil wants him to play short stop with the finishers of No. '2. .. m , _ Rev. Mr Glover. of Rye. N. \'.. occu~ pied the Hethodiat pulpit lent Sunday in exchange with Rev. Mr. Hill. Mr. Glover gave two excellent discourses. #7“ «o All the meeting of the Baptist Society. lull Thursday evening. Rev. Er. Walton. den'a reaignntion was accepted. and next Sunday he will preach his closing ecr~ mono hero. . . -Hn. Ha. my new time: do not hurt me aince I took out that mm with “ania‘ Crow Corn thyer.“ for title at Piaiated‘a. price eons. Mil 3m .\ Foot of the Grand Army of the Republic to be known on No. 63. will be instituted at Weetport thixi’ evening. Douglas Fowler Poet of this city will be prim-m. . m , ~- «Finest coaches in town for funerals. “Hiding-1. em. nt Bakrr Lt Lockwoiid'e. roar of “'anick hotel. 90. Tim Greenwich water works are to be extended to Portclieeter. and Engineer Ruler of this city in to have supervision .if the job. Propoaalii are to be received until 12 In. June ‘3. W-..._c_ - lo order to afford full opportunity to witness the opening exrreiaee of the Brooklyn bridge to day the steamer Pv- cums will delay her departure from New York till 10 ”3!: Beginning about 11 o‘clock Monday ev« ening there was a eucceveion of never! thunder showers until 3 o‘clock morning. accompanied by torrents of rain. Just what was needed by the thirsty earth. .___.- co. —4—- John Holland baa put in uCotlrr water meter. for power for the monufacturoof ice-cream. Er. BS» busier-er locum and no are glad that it any longer cone hie wwwill nap: be better it}; ever. if that be possible. m At the special meeting of atockboldera of theOonaolidated road at New Ba window which given more room and a great deal better light. w—woneo Crofut a: Knapp‘n factory No. :3. abut downon «day for boiler innpection and inventory. This concern ban the contracta for police hole for Bridgeport and Chicago. m~ 0» -—Fine Landau for evening or after- noon re partlea. furniahed with carefu drivera. at Baker a: Lockwood‘a rear of Warwick hotel. -m c «v u ._ ii. Thoileia building it house ad ‘oin- lug his residence on Cove street. ne- dict Farm. it in to be 38 feet ulnare. two etoriee. and the work in being done by J. R. Raymond. --—~—-—..-——- -H Speaker Pine has been deliver the Memorial duy address at Stamford. The Hon. John '1'. “hit and Lynda Harrison will deliver ad- dreeeee in Brooklyn on the same day. u—w—QW The new timetable of the Consolidated mod cause-a considerable dimiiefoction at the way etatione. as now they have no trelna for about live hour: in the af- ternoon. They want it train in the mid- dle of the afternoon. Otficer Arnold. of Bridgeport. on Mon- day captured William Gaeton and a man who gave his name an Lockwood. who had burglariled the midence of Chan. A. Gould. Black Rock. The stolen arti- clen were found in n pawn shop. "r“ ‘O’ The chart in the Adams expreos of- fice are be cg made as rapidly as pond- ble. The door has been out in the out end. and the room enlarged, and it will noon be in ahape for the better nocnlll' umdation of the incl-caning buelnezu. M0.’ The supreme lodge of the Knights of Honor baa jluiit held its tenth annual tension at Ga veaton. Texas. C. H Bond of this atnte was admitted to it sent for ten years. Frank D. Slant of New Haven was elected ruprome eminent dictator. fiA—wv» « The firm of Adamo Bros. have failed with liabilitiea of 06.000. But this firm in not the Adams Bree. of this city. but that of Booger. Me. The Atlanta Bron. of this cit in one of the oldest and meet lubatantia butting firms in the country weaned as a rock. invited to W Capt. Raymond Ho 't of Dorian. well known anion steam linen. died last week. Mr. oyt wan one of the beat pi- lots on the sound. and for yearn did ex cellent service on the him-walk route. Duringlntc yeaiiihe has been in com. mnnd of the steamer Mnrylnnd of the L‘oneolidated Railroad Co. ,. . a. .- Those who complain of the "buck n‘nrdiieaa of the man“ inn be enme- what aaaured b the follow nu: Sixtyv ave yeareago ay Janina ll. now of Saratogn. footdeep pun ‘. Governor: Font Guarda of linrt‘ church. ”a...“ MN: warrant he: really commenced tnki the comet. Form the woods and lie community will beer with him. the coneequencm-Norwalk Hour. ... v , «Q’W m We have been req tention of the city dado to the break in every 0? W—Q . The Danbury Rapubl columns which we think in far ble to the smell 3 New York. atood in new a in the rnnka of the First rom- . Conn. waiting to (elicit the Gov- ernor and legislature to the old (renter blr. F. W. Hitcbell in a very popular men. but we hardly think he wna ed in taking the stop he has. lie Ford on leeeone on if be seen out into to practice. the but let him toot his horn within hearing of the bridge and we will not be anewerable for heated to call the ot- the aiden-aik on Main street that occurs at the intersection of Henry street. At atorni there in about a nix-foot» square mud hole at this point that in a . decided nuivance. and in a greet blemlah ' on an otherwiar very thoroughly aide- walked otrvet. Now we‘ve done it: re- pented: wonder what the council will icon this week back to the quarto form—ibirty-two W gum- aiuea Lake. conductor on the Connecti‘ Edith Harvey O W“ “0‘“ “m“ neta’bawer imagination. git Mill: out Weatern road. While ahe will re- ooal peddlar of‘fladdani. went to his can > «- V paring for the wedding. Lake married charcoal it recon to work. e "firm“ the my.” authoritlaa. " another woman. wood on“ it aw “4 0 W“ ”WM“ ” I 7 Nor-walk Irena ____ «o» —« death. 0 war not mined until Tuva- * * ‘ Rev. Mr. Peg; gave a good discourse day morning. on he aometiniea remain “30. at the reform room lent Frld v evening. over night with Me married aon or l' - Friday eveninxofthia week illE. Bal- daughter. Hie eon want to the P“ areinbluum. ley will be prevent. and a talk from lilin Monday afternoon. and dndlnl “I. "00¢ 7 “V will aoon=ba 0‘ in expected and a general apeaking m. on are extln lobed the blur. and not ' ' in; after the old manner will be held. Easing bh‘o hi i“? ‘30 . ‘ ' . MW a na aaon-nuw 95‘ .. Ex~State Treaaunr Smith of Stamford nigh‘i‘.o On Tueeday search wna thhm “it” ha been cleoteda member of the govern‘ :0;- him “a he was found . ahnrt die- ~80 far the temperance folka are ahead in}; calamititeesofmlfpw Yogkhau'ick ex- tance from the pit. dead. hie! clothgl‘s “Jaggmmg’flgugozmm lia c an t I'. m eoneo b 0 amour m0“ 3 ' “0 burnt 01!. Re war 78 years. 1 bouaa on Elm atreet with the newer. aohtanien at New York and owna the ndaome yacht Eatello. built at South Norwalk. ”Own-"- In lllinola Tuesday night ice formed to the thickneu of half an inch. In Ar. kunaae the weather Hondny night was the coldest on record at the aeaann. There _ was quite a anew atorni at Cleveland. Ohio. Monday and Tuesday. General injury to crepe in feared \ —. '90. The Knighta of Pythiae. which in one of the douriahinx ordera of the countrv. and has three lodges in Bridge rt. iv probably soon have n lodge ere an a movement in on foot for that put-pore. This la a good field. and the order will grad excellent material fora first clean no. -7. . ,w , , m The John Fuller. one of the steamer- of the Baxter Wrecking company. ensured in raising a sunken steamer near the Long Island shore. was in here for water yeeterdny. She has n pump that throws 8.000 gallons a minute. and fire apparatus whereby it stream: can be thrown at once. —--' '~‘. The only obaervance of Memorial Day in this city will be the decoration of the veterans‘ grown by Douglaa Fowler Poet G. A. R. which organisation will oor~ form the anmc ceremony at the Five Mile River Cemetery the Sunday follow- ing. The decoration ceremoniea in the borough. under the nuapioea of Bucking- ham Poet. will be: preceded by quite an extenaive parade. W wFiiie coach outfita furniehcd for “'lv rate fumiliea at loweat prince at Bn er a Lockwood‘a. rear of Wnrwick Hotel. weer -~~—« We have been ivqueated to ask Mohair er Run 9 if he inteuda to have the of- ficer-e o the Carrie A. Ward wear uuiv forms. Probably all the uniform: Mr. lino cam for iii uniform courtcay on their rt toward patrons of the aieauier. Ciipi. yxbee will be careful thnt no no- cidont occurs. and the rent of the crew that everything“ made till pleasant as iwissible for pampaeri. _ .. Divorcralinve recently been granted by the civil aide of the auperior court no follow: Cbarlea V. Gaecbke. of Bridge. port. from SW S. Geaohka. ofTrurnbull: onuae. habitual intemperanor: married Marobd. 1878. Gilbert 3. Badoau, of Stamford. from Julia 8. Menu. of Brookl n. bl. \‘.. cause dearrtion: niarri June 1. 18‘“. Sarah Ann Buah. of Greenwich. from Ira F. E. Bulb. of Cheater. Uoiiim cauae habitual innings;- ance: married December 38. l l petitioners name changed to Sarah Ann 3. _ News of the death 0 T. K. Purdv Cur- dover Bay. Alaska. ea received lent week. H a death was canned by the cap- idling of n wholevboal. The last even of him he was clinging to the bottom of the bout. Mr. Purdy war the eon-in-liiw of S. B. Sherwood thin city. and his wife and child reside on Martha“ street. At the time they received the newa of his death they were expecting a manage for them to join them. Mr. Sohulae. President of the North-Went Trading 00.. any: of_the down-ed: “Mr. Purdy won one of the beet men in our employ. and I feel bia into both no it represents- tlve of our cute riaev und nan indi' vidunl. having li high regard for him all I man. A t web-mt! by the legislature n IO of 1882 concerning the burial of Sci- diera who aerved the country hon orably during the war of the rebalion. ei titer in pace-- I' price . y”... the army. nav or e corpn h“ “Estate-2‘: no $31330 gutter, that ‘fi “Nb ”idiom “1""; ' 3°. the rela vea and In unable or unwilling to be at the vxpaner. ahall be provided with a head etone at the ex- penaoof the state. It «la believed that aoldiera entitled to tbeae haadotonea under thin law have died ainoo Febru- “'relntivaa and and ii daya 912;” The dulcet toner of a noted ainger will noon behoard in our town. The mon- quito will draw. Mater Eddie Mon inery. who fell from the Brady iron ridge. iii slightly on the improve. Mr. Theodore Stone. ii former Nor- walk boy. new of Garden City. L. 1. war in town over Sunday. ..-x—’v-9‘ A warrant for the iii-rent of Jacob Roe. enthal of New Keven. for neglect to nend liia child to school won placed in the hand: of an oflicer. He went to the place deal nated and found the men in n wretch tenement with three ragged children clinging to the father crying for b . In another room luv the mother with n bribe not an hour cl and One of the reverent thunder stat-ma oc- no doctor. midwife or nurse in utten- curred on Tueeday night. and the amt dance upon her. Roeenthal told the of- lampllglitcr forgot to take in his lntnp- ficer that the reason he had not em- poata. played a doctor war beoauae he was too r to do no and the reason he had not. sent hia oldent boy to school waa be- cnuae he needed his help in support of his large iamily. W“ GOO-'“M . “A box of smoking tobacco consigned to S. K. Siunley of the borough. while on route to Nor-walk via. the Iron Steam- money to advantage b pet for their parlora o Ambler. Forepeu number 0 lnat Tuudiiy. A very pleaaant bout last week. was brokenlnto while enjoyed at litre. ‘n. Union AMAMQ‘M in the company's elliarxewnnd fault; on: avenue. by their many frienda on Tues- iind lie etc on. a never err a even us. 3? euoh mafia the propeller." iii-or. Canar- 5 byclcle riding and bal- Trimmedflonngt. —The above from the paper edited b anoint. on lat Friday evening. at the - the Great and Good aged editorandh II aketin rink. we: remarkable for its accompllahed boy: is n apeciinrn of their akillfu . yea eaay gracefulneafl. Moe all the Wbtyloe of A large number .neaaing the coon bridge and no doubt feel better. can tel a?" Geo w r. rge than. . hie cook an an alarm cm. went off at three nan. on Tueaday morn spirit and luck of manhood of the institution. The canoe of the dia‘ pmition manifested toward thie com- pany in that an application for panes wee refund. and no advertisement was lven the journal that mono llaee the went people of the town. man that baa devoted one evening a week to the only cldeat for thirty-five yeara cnn‘t endure auoh treatment. He expecta not her were. only to everywhere. but have his ani Gnome Barnum arrived in Liverpool. oomplie odaonapaeealeo. and any refnnl London. but Friday. He expeota to to compl with hla demands bring: down make a aojourn of about two months in his wrnt upon individual or corpora- the old country. etartlng for home about tion. and viihjecta them to blackmail. Jul 94th and arriving about Auguet 0d And this iii what he oalladeoeut journeb leiu. Wliut ii blah-toned liietitution that respectable journal iii. and how easy it in for even a venerable editor to write him- aelf down an nee. The people. however. understand the animus of the whole thing. and they begin to think that they can we unmistakable evidences of a weakening of fucultioe. but no evidence! of a decrease of egotlaiu iii the Old. the Gmt. and the Good Editor. ww-w While on ita wa from New York to Borwalkjg boat. a of tobacco our, . It ad to K. Stanley \vaa broken open and four one-pound hem: of Durham were etoleu. The nienagena of the line are making eve effort to detect the thief and the probabilities me that they will lie eucoeenful.—-Norwalk Hour. walk.“ look Abe negro other ny. borne. homo lint. . It was notthe full-wuor yet the con the "at“ breaat of l thmhoaoni. 'Illll unlit. church new __ wt enounh eloq inter-lat goalie-re to lie winked alnnere. The Lockwood Riflee are tunkin nratlona to receive company K of ford in June. :engad g? martian. oily ti on to re corn by as ‘ n in Iii only aoldieni knowphow. J Pioneer 0» - -—-. Baton Point for teen. ill‘INtNG wnbrlnecu. luv 80. Mr. Ackert hue been busy since the close of lost nee-on. melting improve- inentl to his point eurntner reacrt. Ro- ton Point. innienelng at the landing. we find that the walk from the dock has been nicely ed and raveled. and that all the rooka tbere an all around e. r”... . nuclei and musical at evening. Juno 8 and 7. Anton motion it announced danoln to ll o‘clock. A fir-t clone mel- tbe chore. together with the tank walk leading actors the bench. nve been Con omugcmmmmqn Tueaday whitewaabed. Among the additiona are even a! war laurel attended and tbor- -0 y... 90 new blth bounce making the total ouguy . in by than in m. numberdll. and for the convenience of he grow more and more In‘ » bothers an office tor eulta line been put . he mum “.1 subjects in“ up lit the weat end: all the old tableii exceedln ly u, 3 . “ have been removed and new ouea put up On 3:94 lutfitev. Mr. 01‘? 0cm. . :' ' sufficient to accommodate 000; two new film hie utiea na paetor of 5;, up; , . 4. , _, 3 , seaside mines are Nlnnhemted. and Itbe communion Sunday hie unlit " -’ seats “their“! Pinned I0 t at additional mooning: could not be and: ' - accommodation: will be afforded beyond a a." i. no doubt of m. .3. —A N D;- _\ the capaclt of the villlon for patrons eo titty. and it is believed that ‘ “ tacit and ten to mualo. Themal- ‘tbe innn St. rum. 9“” , ier tech in the grove that above the aurtaoo. have bee and the holeefilled with gravel; all the walks have been liberally coated with the name material. an that hereafter all yaooe from duaty walka will be to- the horse alieda have all been cleaned and whitewaabod, trail t in repair; an bavpaubean in in; Club are ' J". W. “ ”SON . mullet-mm”!!! rm; ~ ...:.......:..i.:fi~Bocta Shoes Putnam Hone company cit . need their are aain: car- an Hooaear a: h mutt have clutched a large our citlnene. judging from the deaerted condition of our etreela on :ancial gatherinir wen Wood end of our untlvoa are wit- lna of the Brooklyn as they i it to their grand children—to . till 0 ed let yabet int. and George will hereafter amen Bi 1 Minor. “the honielleat than in Nor. Wright. the champion eatrian. to Black Rock. the and formit to bring him it remniiiiia do which arrived citation-ohm the piuitloii. that created billow of revenge in the lliini when he eat down on of the skating rink hat Fri- Evaraat. at the of delivered one undue. Sci-walk la uant min- draw out and in-dall . P‘ The b l dyart» IVQ If“ 6!- y and the boya in- Hook .9: Ladder 00. will hold a grand Lock. wood‘a Ball. Wedneaday and Thunday the at- in 10 no aured. The nturioal and literary held at the r unreal. ‘0 come 0! ' Geo. ewontnb‘. C; . 7 lager. No deuhunder than will . u i . Imhh." """""'"“,"" "Ieu"'_"' , Andrew 8. "Waterbury, ,. ‘ Mean-unmi- Fill. immune Canned floods a Specialty. flWGmdauhw at the Loweat. Riemann noon—m can mwmumlb- m min Fine m $1.30: pll‘, build. deliv- Q . g... uuwmmvmm ' William nuedon. ‘lfllfi : Spring and Summer Mammm Mailman. all“!!! Work “MA“KW— L Repairing of all Kinds Pmptly Attend“! To. John Schahuxlkm Wm Sh. lllllllllll'l lining! April 18. and 14. at Mrs. H. Kreiger. Untrliniiied Straw, Chip Huts, unbeaten. Webarvtbenowehadeeof Sauna nnd Ribbons. In Gunter Variety than in any other mm in town. Also an fluent Line of Artificial Ffbwers, nail Fenlbora - ~ Fancy Goods. Ladlea’ and Chil- drena’ Beads-lode Gar- .“t’a m M! ——-Selling at’the’ one! now Prince.— e 78 Main St... South “walk. to... Container: are respectfully invited to . Input on . Salem HIS. 1A. Godfrey. run Lune or W -————A FIVE DOM FASHIONW Siting lichen Ell lit 5 50 Cent Straw Hats for 95 Don’t fail to come and see our Hate before when. sure Donors season“ ' Mc Ewen, The: Practical. 33$ sawmill-smut. dinln -‘ vi to ' ' ‘1' I Pam :5: preparation: are _ ' is and 82 wiob, Burned!" rare 5, pm
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