A newsboy attempted to jump onto a
I I‘. moVing freight train at the station this
DAILY - NORWALK EGAZE-TT'E.
WAN 7’19 1').
FIRST—CLASS COOK AND LAUNDRESS,
Norwalk Opera House,
ONE NIGHT ONLY:
ROTON POINT
one cent. _' Q
3:;
. ~ W: I 7 {110131111 mlssgd this fOJotfing 11111113. twtlS only threelin familyéhTO one (libelounnhly 29
, _xlbsolunly: 171 071cm :11 (ragge some ls ance e ore e e go competent, (ant none 0 er nee apply ,
1 t1 d1'b .1 esvrrlllbe given. , ,, . “
SATURoAmu MUST .9 ,....- 1... hold 11.. knees .41- have. to get 4413142314: 04.151.914.44... .3... A SATURDAY, AUG. Season 1891-; L . L A... -
Well befOre he can say his prayers in a Norwalk, Conn. 312174 .. L -. .. ., L_ _ _. ‘_ .'
E‘ITDRED AT THE Posr OFFICE, IN NonW‘ALK, .kneeling._ P03151913 and he W111 have to D. 1 t t t A 1 THE GILT'EDGE ATTRACTION: .
As A NEWSPAPER. - , ,, , -- have a new pair of trousers fags“. TIOATELY oac as per er. “WY “Boatin Bathin FiShin ,..
_ -,__L_.-,_ _‘ Theodore Toby has just completed g‘, g" g,
TI! 1' ll Id. '1'IIE1i'p
The Iwcatlrcr [0- day 21101114963 (0 be:
clear to cloudy and clearing, with low-
or temperature and
Fresh norlhwcsterly, cool breezes and a
cool, dry atmosphere may be expectedL
dar ing Sunday and part of Monday
——-——————<¢>—~ — -~~ A —--
Almanac for To— morrow.
High walev' Bridgeport 8. '20.
High wade; rVor Ira/:kIljrlmclidsg 5530‘ ., L ‘for man’ winners. He also eII'JOYB a pfi'ices pre stlclzhatild lIl amk tnfiing oaders fog Vaudeville Co. in the \VorldL.’
f ow water N01 wal 9 an 4 ' 'fine 1008. trade. He builds well and 9 “ma “1'“ e :1 ‘V’ m“ 9 ”00 “cam 86' t. 0 1e tH .lesDru Store Norwalk. '
in a short time, so don t wait until they are all '1 9 11 S“ ”4 5 fl ' Its nenrness to cars. fish easy access by the
San rises 5:17. sun sets 6. 30.
_.__-._———_.-—~ 0 o o -——---—-—— -——'
SOUTH NORWALK.
T u -(JA.ZEI'I'E is on sale at the news 11ch
of F red Coleman, J. H. Flynn, "2L Ather-
(0-1, and [L E. Bodwell. Orders for all
.Iu'nrls 0/ JOB PRINTING 1' 'ecetvcrl at our .
branch oflice on Rallroad Squat c
Mrs. J. B. Wheeler—is home from a
visit to Saratoga.
Good peaches are selling here to.— day
at 40 cents a basket.
Capt. Charles ROgers and family are
camping out at Nanvoo Island. .
The yachts Julia and Florence B.
sail for Long Island, to- morrow. -
William Lockwood is building a
center- board skiff for John Tryon.
Rev. Mr. Gilbert is having his house-
hold efl'ects removed to New Haven.
The City of Albany will run to Coney
Island for only three Sundays more.
A daughter was born to James IVIag-
nor of the Round: Eill house, yester-
day;
Capt. Herman Iausch’s yacht Iosco,
will sail' 1n the race at. LarchmOnt to.-
day.
William H. Seward :of Roxbury. is at
Calf Pasture beachlz £131 a. .two _Weeks.
outing. ,
Mrs. Creagh’s large Newfoundland
dog died this noon. It' is supposed that
hen was poisoned. -
Capt. Oliver Clark had the S. K.
Stanley family out on his yacht, Three
Brothers, yesterday.
President Harrison passed through
here at an early hour this morning on
his way to Cape Ma a.y
Postal Clerk Munson Pardee plays
lawn tennis as gracefully as an ele-
phant would play ball.
The ‘Witch” was at Music Hall last
night and she bewitched the whole
audience by her acting.
The Women’ s Relief Corps will hold
a festival at G. A. R. hall on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings next.
“Rosy”has «one to Long Island,
where he proposes selling pins and
needles at the HuntingtOn fair.
The Misses Florence and Sadie Gris-
wold of Newark. N. J., are visiting
friends on Washington street, this citv.
J. R. Raymond, the builder, is put-
ting in the fixtures for T. S. Donald-
son’s new store in the Swartz building.
T’Villiam H. Hoyt, of the Duncan Iron
Railing works is making a large num-
ber of E3silt basins for Port Chester par-
' zwisely, harness-wise.
.; of What he can do are shown in work
. in this column.
as handsome a little craft as one Would,
wish to look at. It is sloop rigged;
eleven feet keel, 12 feet- 7- inches over
l lumidil l all, and 25 feet from end Lof bowsprit to
688 l 11 end Of main boom. She is well built.
and copper fastened. Her name is
LlflVfidget, and it is beheved she will be a
yer.
Genial “Joe” O‘ROurke, the harness
,maker is full of happiness and v. ork.
Happy because his favorite horses won
at the races. L ‘ ‘J oe” has built trappings
Late specimens
Edone fer. Mrs. AD.- Ward, Rev. Dr.
l-SeWard, Charles Lowndes, Will Smith _
' Laud others.
Gecr e Harnott’s horse,
that won at the orwalk races, wore
L'LtrappingsL made by “Joe. ” He 1s evi-
dently in it. LL ' ' '—
We gladly give the following space
llrsl Sllr Grslrn Tallrr.
It' 15 published verba-
rim ct lltcratz‘m:
‘ So.Nor_1WAI.x Aug 27
Editer Dear Sir
An itim
_DANIEI. RIPPEI.
in trouble again
Daniel the young man who narrowly
escaped being killed by the gas explo-
sion in Atherans bakery, went in com-
pany with. Geo Smith down the river to
have .aswim, when just below Dorlons'
Point the boat capsized. Daniel a1-
thouh a good swimmer began to sink.
Smit seeing his peril swam to his aid -
Daniel thinking his time had come
grabed- Smith by the throat nearly . '
chokeing him to death. Smith seeing .
that Dan was- desperate bioke loose -
ixuroannnxons
from him, but being so exausted he
Could not swim he began to sink also.
then a sailing party came along seein
their trouble they picked themo up an(
landed them safe By on Peach Island
BIEND OF RIPPLES.
SHO [1' NE TVS.
Bmpcnronr, Conn.. August 25, 1891.
Store closed.
Will re-open September lst
with remodeled store, new fix-
tures, new stock.
JOHN G. HOWLANI).
405 Main Street.
["012 SALE.
OR SALE CHEAP. ——A Cottage of five
rooms,No. 5 Hill street, borough. Good
well of w ater, well- built barn and splendid
garden. Lot 50x225 feet. Apply to WILLIAM
. and have no guess work.
. '1 ashion Pl' Ltes and draft acc01 dingly.
I IOUSEKEEPERWANTED. .—An merican - '
woman who is willing to act as house-
keeper for one in a. family can secure a 0.0
home by applying to GEORGE Hopens. ive
LCOrners. 3t172p
SFall and Winter Announcement,
HAVE JUST SECURED the finest assort-
. ment tof
Fall and Winter Suitings
To be found in Norwalk, which I am prepared
to make up at the Lownsr CASH PRICE. My
gone, but come in at once and make your
selection. til. "’4
F .. K O G O U' R ,_
Custom ’l‘ail'or,
17 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
0. O’BRIEN,
Having made an angementsY with one of the
'Largesto Cloth Houses in New York to supply
me with all kinds of goods at a few hours’
notice and at the Low est Prices.
ghr ee hundred samples, which I will make up
in the Latest Styles at about two- thirds the
- Isual prices char god I guarantee to give sat—
sfaction asIdo my own cutting and fitting
Ikecp the Latest
Repair 111g, Binding, Cleaning, Pressing,
Etc" done at about half-price Give me a
- .. and be convinccd.1y164
Q. 0"” BREEN,
31 BELDEN AVENUE.
LATEST
——o r—_- '
Tel 11 and Winter
SUITIN OS.
I have just received my stock of Fall and
W inter Suitings, which comprise the most
fashionable patterns of ioreTi Ln importation
and domestic manufacture. Tiese goods I am
prepared to make up in
The Latest Styles
and 1n the most thorough manner, guarantee-
ing satisfaction. It is alway s best to make
early selections before stock is reduced. and
those who call early w ill hav e the best choice.
W. H. SWIROS,
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NOR‘VA LK.
Announcement
Extrannnlnnry.
211135
I have over L
The Boston
Star Specially to
30 ARTISTS
The llIost Refined and Highest Class
and Plaisted’s, South Norwa '.
' BY SELLING THE .-
Iest Grocerres
AT THE LO‘VEST PRICES
Our. Teas and Coffees
ARE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST.
N1okerson
& Betts.
llllsses St John
SUMMER
MILLTNERY.
We me offering our entire stock of millinery
at a GREAT REDUCTION. Our prices are
beyond competition.
——-A Full Line of—
Mourntng Goods
Constantly on hand.
HAIR Goons, A SPECIALTY.
COMBINGLS MAM: Ur.
. the Long Island _.shore. wit
"SOUTH NORWALK, - - - .
Picn1ck1ng and Resting
'Sllfll'fl lllllllfll'S fl Sllltlflll
the whole Connection".
0 SPOT alon
ew York to New London
shore. from
oaflords so many attractive natural features
for a summer resort as
ROTON POINT.
. largest steamers and r. hort sail from New
Budge ort and towns on
good roads for
charming drives' in all directions to the interi-
or, render this spot
WltliOut a. Rival Among the Shore Resorts
Lof the Sound.
ork, ow Haven,
Evan! ATTE) 'rr'ON PAID To TnANsrsNT AND
PnnnANsx'r Gnrsrs. - tf115
FLINKENSI‘EIN C; KELLY Props.
Snrnl llnnallr and But in Print.
Steamboat Medea
Leaves South- Nor walk for Baton-Point.
10:30 a m., 12:30 p. m., 2 p. m., 3:20 p. in. ‘
Leaves Roton Point for South Norwalk.
9.05a.m.,11:30a.m..1:l5p.m.,2:35p.1n.
4' ..45p m., 6:30p. m.
SUNDAY TRIPS. ——Lerrvcs South Norwalk.
‘10:30a.'.1.n.,1p...m 2:30p..m, 4:151). “11] 5.40
-p. m.
”Leaves Rotor Point.
.11:30a.m., 244.511.111.330me 5:00'pén1.
6:10p..m.1-
_CAPT_. H. ROWLAND
iDorlon POint,
(GREGORY’S POINT),
BOATING, BATHING, FISHING.
Shore Dinners,a Specialty.
A STAGE for the Point leaves South Nor-
walk at 9:15, 10:15 a. m., .-5, 3:30, 4:30 and 5:30
M" J. E. POWER.
tf112
*E. Gusowski,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Has just opened his Large Stock of
FINE SELECTED GOODS FOR SPRING
AND SUIVIIVIER. ‘VEAR.
33" STYLE AND PRICE To SUIT EVERYBODY.”
Will be pleased to see all old- patrons and a
host of new ones it
.THE OLD STAND, '3-
Wall Street. 001. Water, Norwalk.
NEW HARNESS MAKING AND
REPAIRING SHOP.
‘Wm. E. Dann
CONN;:
that the qualities are exceptionally rare.
kets and quilts at a very low figure, and shall sell themat the
n.
-"‘-.-'.H.‘r€3_1‘r’:c,15-,L';- 1131:? “L;
Begmnmg Saturday, Aug- :29 and con-
'.'v"--
v.41. Hardly Bel reve Ycur'Eyes.
There are 500 pairs Of them, manufacturer’s seconds, yet you will say
We bought these blan-
Lowest Prices Ever Known. ' Now is the time to lay in
your stock of these goods for winter.
i
TAKE A HURRIED GLANCE AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES AND BE
CONVINCED THAT THIS IS A CHANCE WHICH SELDOM OFFERS.
BE in A N 723 ET S a
Lot 1. A good sized, double, white, wool, tape bound blanket, with
red or blue border, for 59 cents These are a recognized bargain at any
figure under $1 50. i
' Lot2. A handsome 10 4 white wool blanket. red or blue border. at
$1. 39. This blanke cannot be matched m the market to day under $2.
' Lot 3. A fine 11 4 white .111 wool blanket at $1.69 that would be
called cheap at $3. 75.
001933151143.-
Agency for M ethadame Griswold Corset
We also keep the Warner Cor set— .3. ., La
Sprite. Majestic) and others.
ties. LAWLOB, on premises. 1111170
Word has been received of the safe on SALE. —Two Refrigerators in good
arrival of Emery Stevens and Harry E condition Apply at 01er HOTEL. South
Govern in Norfolk, Va. They sailed ”an" “'1 154
on the Eva L. Ferris.
THE
ana Pa
—-——Has added to his—
HARNESS, SADDLE AND STABLE
OUTFITTING SALESROOMS,
PIIZBETTY Cottage of seven 1l'loloms, near the
The adjourned case of Ed. Hubbell Apply téd "(zf'E F‘iiiséfimhegl 15,53,582 Agog;
for breach of the pearzle gas trigd yes- G Azurrn Building
terday. He was fine 5 an costs, —
. OR SALE —A number of large Counter
amounting to $15215 ""~=."Dr'.11v ers, that w ere in use at the Ambler
COME EARLY To SECURE THE
BEST BARGAINS.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
__A Department of—-- L .
Harness Making all Repallll
William Smallhorn, Caleb Wood D. ngfgm'zglwbfigsgsaggzgggngfldfigpl L, 4 Lot 4. Elegant 11 4 California, woonglanket at $4 49 This b‘amet L
P. Morrell and Henry Webhb- propose _L-__ m I a re - . "“
attending the reumon of the 10th 0;. -_-. . "’I'J E r n . TfiyingbustcciimldlESBST'T-I'Assvisn HOTHTEHV is guaranteed all- Wool, both Waup' and fiilihg, and pOsitively worth $6
V’ at Stony BrOOk’ DGXt Thursday ( R A T I MIQSEB ST JOHN E191: olfltghis ngwfpjidiélrifact‘iig‘i‘dg branch of nhis per pair,
The Sentinel scribes, esterday, dis- OR. RENT. —A p 4, bl H . 3 usiness,un c y 11 mos N .t a
covered 81 “bull” in: 41‘ AZETTE :ltelfl. at Compo this $381. eWfll OTJIESGI‘CIITIOHETDT 01 wa _ onnec 1611 I L P R I G S Lat 15 Extra super, “11330131 Tfigte‘n blankets at $5 Per pair“ 0
Had they looked over their oWn paper TTTTJcEHSSH “19 day 01' week- Appgwto l 33 ”MAIN STREET NORWALK ,- R E A S 0 N A B E E. pair Of these blankets have. ever been sold less than $8.
£1111;le could have found a whole herd of . ' Will be charged therefor. ' .
”‘4... - ‘ - '
, The Ssrteglmers gruntington brougnt Wanted N3.333Tiltinga’f‘liSmVéSRfiil’Eflai C H I N A v 1- ,
ver 81 un 81 C 00 excurs1on “811' ~ . , 3
To Rot-on Poiiit, yesterday, from Hung: 028135133 Apply alttoi'liieacdhitfi {Ecniorgof 1133332321112” York and New Haven ;\'\ —-G L A S S, — P . 1 vv .- B Arl ES, , Q U I: L @l S E) , 4 :.
ingtou. The party numbered over five _ 7" ,- " SC I” L bx . . L if , :3-
hundred. A C d H . ll llllT ll “TWO \chfil'l’ ,( A G A T E Steam - Stone - Polishing .- .. . . 1' .. . _, . .. ... -' '__ .
lhe Quaker City, Commodore WOod- ar . I ll] H I N “(W T I N, __ - ,
ward, left port yesterday to take part _ WISH to am, that the NOLSECBET 1311- I STON E\\ “32;. (/4 ' - —M"D . You have never in all your shopping experience bought such hands )me
1'1 the 19‘th 94? Larcbmont '00- (la-Y ‘-wm310¥fghggggfilé}0fXgfigsgggaogf: uni; ' , _ \\ '418’ L ‘ Lg: A L L KIN D S’ O F . _ quilts at the prices we quote during this sale. There are several qu tlities
C. n£1tzrintGOorge BYXbee Will get as Bail- 25th 1891 for fOur weO ’s sick benefits. he‘ (/3111 b9 LCaSCd for EART HEN . ~ 6’ ’ - T I ' ' i in this coneCtion ranging in Pnce from 69 cents to $5 00’ and we know that
in” has er claim was paid within eight days after sending] 2’0 L 1": _B 1m . W kl ht
ma 4.... . ea .4... .0 ,..... 49.111.419.199: 4.19114 BASE BALL conrrsrs WOODEN WABE. . [llllllllflll fl :1 [ll ll 01' you will buy two or three or them at sig -
1 D ! € .
we think the o dest bicycle rider in PATRICK J8.9 DEMPSEY. House meslung Goods ' '2 WThe most extravagant thing that a woman can do is to miss thi ’
, ,
PIONIO PARTIES,
tow'r. To see him on a Wheel reminds 282Day street, South Norwalk. Conn. 1117175
\
one of old Father Time chasing after
renewed life.
Complaint is made of the terribly:
dirty condition of the roadway on the
Washington street bridge. It ought to
be cleaned. Caleb Wood is getting
a cup; finely 111 painting the draw, 1
That merchant tailor prince, Wm; H. .
Swords, has On his counters some of the
finest trouserings ever shown in this
- city.
and enjoys a deservedly large patron-
age.
E litor Bailey of the Danbury News
owns one- half of all the dogs on Bell- 1891
Isla 1d and one third Of all thecats. He. . .
says he will offer hot frankfurters as
premiums to those who patronize his :—
tonsorial parlor next winter.
W illiam Glennon, the Bostpn whiskey.
drummer who was arrested In this city
some days _ago for non-payment of a .
board bill in Danbur, was in town
Ye tcrday. He says t at he will sue
. the party for false imprisonment.
Rev. J J. Woolley will preach In the
;Congregati_onal church, to- morrow,
both morning and evening. The gen-
tleman has many friends in Norwalk,
and the church will, no doubt, be
crowded with interested listeners.
Manager Hoyt of Music Hall 15 to be
congratulated on the stars that he se-
cures for this popular place of amuse-
ment and entertainment Seldom if
'ever does he have other thanafirst-
class entertainment billed. Experience
has led to this end.
The many friends of John Kavanagh
will regret to learn that the symptoms
'. ".in his illness are not of a favorable na~-
ture to- day. He has been ill _for over
two weeks with fever. He is doing
splendid battle with it, and all yet have
hopes that he will come off victor.
'the Selectmen in accor ance' Wit
'2d day-6 October,- 1890. and,-
He has been with us for years,;
vr'nake all necessary provisiOns therefor, andt to
‘Connecticut, on the Assessment List Of
same shallbo
Notice.
-.HE inhabitants of the Town of NorWalk
ai‘e liereb by notified and wained that a.
TOWanIeeting- will be held at the Town House.
in said NOrwnlk, on Friday,t the 4th day of
Septem'ber.-1891 at 2 o ’c10ck' 1n the aftern‘O'on.
for the following purposes. to wit: .
"To approve or ree ect the new lay-out of the
ork, New Haven '6: Hart--
ro‘a'd from the New
ford Railroad to Gregory’ 5. Point, as made by
the Jets
'p’asseda 'a Special tOwn meeting, held on
discontinue parts 0 the present road.
Also to take action upon the acceptance of ’
Cliff= stre
Datede aet Neraalk, the 28th day Of AutguSt,
0 175
he Town-
ELSON J. C
OSCAR .W. RAYAMOND of Norwalk
, TAX COLLEG-TDR’S' ROUGE."
Tax D119 and. Payable Sept. '10, 1891.
OTICE is hereby given- to all persons
liable to pay taxes in the town of .Nor-
walk,’ 1n the county of Fairfield and ,state of
1890,
that I will meet them to- receive said taxes at
the folio“ t7mg _times and places to wit:
At the st ore of W. S. Hanford, East Norwalk,
(Down Town), on Friday, Sept. 18, 1891. from 10
o clock. forenoon, until 12:30 afternoon.
At the store of J. C. Randle, Winni au‘k,
Friday, Sept. 18, 1891, from 3 o’clock unt ll) 4: 30
o’clock afternoon.
At the store of Alphonzo Dibble, at South
Five Mile River, on riday, Sept. 18 1891, from
5. '30 o ’clock afternoon, until 8 o’clock, evening.
At the o cc of Taylor 85 Golden. 45 and 47
Washington street, South Norwal k, Conn. .,
from 8 a. m., to 12m.; 1: 30 to 5p. m.' . evenings
to 8.
At the office of St. John Merrill, over Post
Office. Nor walk, from S a. m. to 12 m.; 1: 30 1:05
p. m.; evenings. 7 to 8. except Mondays.
On all taxes which shall remain unpaid after
the 10th day of October, 1891. interest at the
rate of nine per cent. will lbe charged from
the 10th day of September, 1891. until the
ICHARD H. GOLDEN Collector.
In and:8 for said Town of Norwa lk on the List
'1890.
Dated at Norwalk, Conn. ., August 14, 1891.
Tax laid March 7. 1891. at
if approved,17 to J
SN‘AMUEL DASKAAM, }SeleCtmen of _
The ' Norwalk Pal-k
OAMP MEETINGS,
Military 'EXercises, .
Shooting Clubs,
Clam Bakes,
Sunday School Festivals
Agricultural _Eairs, '
. _HOrSe Shows,
Athletic Games or Any
Form of Out-Door"
Pleasure.
Amphitheatre: L:
Is so well known to the citizens of
Norwalk that a description of it is
unnecessa y. It is sufiicient to an-:
nounce that MR. GEORGE CLARKE
has BOUGHT THE PROPERTY and
has planned
A RACE TRACK
In combination with all the Beautiful
Attractions and other pleasures to be
derived from visiting these MOST
CHARVIN G GROUNDS.
F or teims apply to
o. E. WILSON. 3LsazeneL Bldg
PLYMOUTH ROCK ICE.
STORES AND FAMILlES SUPPLIED at
Lowrsr RATES. tL‘f -5
'Eczema, Prickly Heat. ctc.’ .s- it 13411441111;
l5 Wall Street Norwalk
lRRWt REIIOOO
ENE
Roots [and Shoes
Leather and Frndrngs. _ .
Everything. In the Shoe Linel
PRICES THE LOWEST ’
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY! .
42...}..3l'Ll1‘lain Slreel, Norwalk.
44144—14-4444—44—14—1'4—44—14—14
EATH
44- 0 N_14 "’V
Fleas and Mange.
NON-POISONOUS.
ASure and Quick Remedy for Destroying
Fleas on Dogs and Cats, and all Vermin on
Men, Animals and Birds.
For POISON FROM IVY OR IVIERCURY
and most diseases of the Skin and Scalp, For
sure cure. For sale by druggists. PBEICE
25 CENTS. Manufactured by
J. E. LARMER, Norwalk, Conn.
3m"
W'Writo for circular.
-1 onpnns PROMPTLY EXECUTED
42 WATER STREET, NORWALR.
' ly103
Rl‘fENTAL
3Waler Street, Norwalk.
THE FINEST ‘ '
ALE ’WLAGER roarsa
Including the CELEBRATED HorriuN BREW:-
ING COMPANY’ s MONOPOLE LAGEB, bottled for
"home consumption.
"Family 301111115312?
. A SPECIALTY.
lSFGOOdrs delivered on shOrt notice
.in any part of Norwalk, South Nor-
walk, Darien,.. Saugatuck, Westport
and. New Canaan.
t"f161 JULIUS HERRMAVN, Proprietor. L.
Fourth"bf July has come and goneibut my
stock of
GROCERIES
Has not. The public will do well to give me a
call. I think I can suit you. If you have
not secured your -
FRUIT JARS
You had better do so before they are all gone
You will need them' 1n :1 short time for the
crop of peaches. Don’ t forget the place,
'5‘" Charles P. '"Keeler’s,"
7 WATER STREET, NORWALK.
Only a few steps from Wall street
——-:THESEL' 54.91125. ..
,opportumy IL . ‘:L 5.; i' -_L ,-
r‘.
WN. B—We shall have sometlrin:r interesting tO say about gloves
' next week. .. -_' fig. 5. .
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