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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 1, 1888 · page 2

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TITLES ABE RIBS BY RIGHT.

 

The “Brutal" Acknowledges flaring I
Wile Living—The Medium and Iler Al-
mnuhaad fluid to Await the Action
with. Grand Jury.

New Your, ltey l.—-'l'he Wm!!-
lntion into the chargesagaimt Mme. Ann
O'Delia Di- Dehar, her hnehaml, "Gem"
Dim Dohar, B. )1. Lawrence and Franklin
11m,” Inn, of having conspired by
insane or alleged spirituallstic manifestations

; tour-and Luther B. Marsh, was concluded
; yutaday in the special sessiousoourtroom
dthatosnhs We Justice Kilbroth. The

Imlththatths Lam-cues, tatherandlon,‘

eradlscharpdtsomeustody,audthatluse.
aad‘flen.”Di-Deharareholdtoawaitthe
mm at thayand jury under What!

"Gen.”losephfi. Db Dehar, wearinga
neatantt of black, his curlygrayhairand
beardneatly omnhed, testified that he was
borunearBtraehurgnhathisageiswyeam
andththeisasurreyoraudlandagent. At
tlrerequedotltrJ’ownsendJla oounml,he
toklthestwyothlslitedowntoareoeatdale.

Bomidhe wasa married mangthat his
wilewasin Philaddlphhnhat he had had
lourchildrmhyhc,andthatthcy wereall
married; thathehadurechildhyltrne. Dis
Dehar,a l. now nearly? years old; and
thathe lived witlerneDbDebar nine
years.

Then the witne- mid that he had paid
ereryoblixationduetohlslcgal witqand
that he regarded Mme. Din Dchar as his
trnewtfelntheoyeotflodandtnan.

'l'hewitnemdeclaredthatheknewnothing
aboutthedeedtoMr. Marsh'epropcrty until
afterlt was uecnted,aud eventhon be ob-
jected tolls aweptanee. He was not an
arthghesatdmuginhls prote'ion,he had
learnedtodrawandpalnttapographical ob
”anchorwoman! minor—nothing
else. He had nothing todo with painting
pictureai‘or Mme, Dim Dshar to pro-outta
Multanhasspirltproductims.

Themmlnattonof‘flen”DisDeber
by Mr. liowewaa amend under it the
module- of the witne- ly in-
censed. Beadlnitted m th a material
Woodmatsrlalpahthehadrestoredthe
lambs! hntmaintained that he
hadnerartouchedahrmhtothesplritpainb

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“As early as 1m.” Mr. Howe asked, "did
you not paint portraits? ,

The witne- admltted writing lromOnset
Day to Augusta Salomon inlaniaville, Ky.,
in 1886, asklnator theloanot 82$,andsaying,
among other things: “Should you prefer
sosneworkot minelnsteadotaretnrnoi’the
my I willpalntyouaportrait inoil from
any photograph you may send 1 have had

-. sane sum in that line {or two summers

' Thorowcsamurmur from all parts 0! the
roomwhenllmaDi-Debarwascalled. She
was pals,hnt firm. She wore a black silk
gown, black lace mautilla, and a bronze
ooloredpokebonnet. lareplytoJuatieeK‘rh
broth she said that her name wu Editha
laiitallmtes,that she was born ‘

ablyinltaly,"andthat she is so yearsold.
Shaprehaoocnpafionuthatotaqth'itual
nudimn, and her present residence “the
Tombs.” BhowuthadanghterotKingLudr
wiglotllarariaandllola Mouton-herald,
andwouldadhcetothatclahnin spiteotall
thatthapre' had mid By right, shepoev
“mmdmmmd
BosnithalandCoanteIs ot Iandleldt. She
couldrememher aster back as 1855,an
dlawastaken by Mr Lavenbers toliro in
the family ct Prat. C. P. It. halo
mon, whose residence was then in Wash-
W Through Mr. hamburg the
m were paid $55 monthly for her
board. Shewastreatedrerycraellybyltra
Salomon and her daughter, Augusta. The
fmdatherupina hathtnluwhue she
wouldharedrownedhadshenothoenreecued.
Shewaealsocompollsdlowearadreumada
wtotahedspreadwhflethefialomon girh
werualwayswalldreadon the moneypaid
(other support. While the Balcmmswen

ouetobeblackenedl Thankyou, judge.”

iagtogatherhackand shewent to escape
theIntoaconreutlnCincinnatl; hntGeorp
Sammpurmedhereveuthwnusdshewas

treatedhadly. 17mm shoes.
capedbythealdotl’anl Noel
Minimum to America hthe

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awn-behadmmarriedto
since! ,sbeseidshedeéllnedtoansw .
"Had youahosbandlivingin 18181" asked
r. Howe. “
“Wm"npliedthewltneea
“ was Mr. lleynale,” asked tlielawyer.
“Jaeph ll. Di- Dehar." was the reply.
Bhoeaplained thatshc had mud Mr.
Di-DohartoGeoreralotmn aslir. Icy-
nalelorpurposasotherowu. .
Mail‘ownsendasted for time to sun: up,
lmtJustioeKilhreth-idthattoomuch thus

to the Tmnhs.

orsasi'nous roassr FIRES.

Whole Mountain. Ablale horn Baa. to
l'eaII-—'l'lnousands of Acres Burned.

Resort), Pa, lday l.-’l'be mountains sur-
rounding this town have been burning for
threeor (our days, and now, with the wind
blowing twenty milesan hour, thoflroon the
neighboring nwuutalns is being scattered to
every part. The fight. [resented isgrand bo-
yond description, but thornaads 0! dollars
worth of timber is being deetroyod.

The mountains in this neighborhood are
user 800 feet high, and asthe limcatends
from the hasetothetop, the wholeconntryie
illuminated. There is , no present of
tbeilanieereachiugthe town, but all of the
neighboring lumber yards are being carefully
watched. At Kane the flames from the
mountains reached three oil tanks, and they
with their contents were destroyed. L'nlewa
heavy rainstorm intervenes, it is thought that
the line will reach me valuable timber
lands further back.

Lasceurzu, Pa, May l.—A spark {mm a
locomotive on the Wayneshurg branch oi
thel’eunsylvania railroadsotflrotothctim—
her on the Wth mania, between llear—
town and Coder Lane, th'n county. The
flames burned turbo-1y Saturday night, all
day Sunday and Sunday night, and the light
could be seen tor many mllea The flames
were finally subdued by building a om ilrc,
butanlyattcr more thanl,0tIlaeresottim—
her had been Wed

Emu mirror, Pa, May L—~8oreral
largeflreaareraginginthomountaius. One
dwellinghasbeondoatroyadandother build-
ings are in danger.

lineman, Pa, flay 1,—Forest tires north
and south of the city hate combined with
nature and sent the thermometer up to 92
deg inthe shade. The Blueniotmtainis a
sheet of flame tor several milee,auda powder
mill narrowly escaped destruction.

was, Pa, May l.——Pore¢ fires are rag-
ing on the Blue mountains between Wind
Gap and Water (lap, and at varimrs places in
the Delaware and Lehigh valleys. Tramps in
some instanws started the lime.

 

 

 

The llrewerw’ right In Cincinnati.

Cumxxa'n, May l.--’l'he cmpcru baring
attuned to withdraw their ruolution to at»
stutntrorn drinking pool beer, as demanded
by the Bass Coopers’ anociation, a lockout
was declared against them byeleron firrm,
employing about 150 men A movement has
been inaugurated by it!) floors keepers to
purchase a controlling interest in one 01 the
largest brewerleelnthe clty,to be run on
strictly union lainolplea Bight hourswill
mutilate a day's work, and three sets ot
handswillhe mployed. The establishment
willheopencd night and day, and will giro
work to nearly all the locked out brewers.

'l'lsa Tunnel llaa 1Not Collapsed.

Tecona, W. ’l’.. May 1,—zlatt4tunt General
Manager J. M. Buckley, oi the Northern
Pacific company, says that the story coronal.
tag from Helena, M. 1'., that the Multan
throne], in the Rocky mountains, had and
inarud was a annplctcwreck is absolutely
hntrne. The snow shed, he mys, at the weat
end o: the tunml was burned and them—
trance tor awhile blocked. In the meantime
trains are running over the overhead line
untilthedehrisisclearedaway. Thedamaga
will amount too few mud dollars only.

They Want In [ta-ch the Burton Boy.

305703, May l.—'l'he Hersh] yesterday to
aired from two wealthy gentlemen separate
otters to back Sullivan for 35,0“) against
Kilraln. Both otters were madewithout con-
sultation with either Sullivan or Phillipa, his
mauagu'. One of the gentlemen announced
thatasfiullivandeclinatoreoognizexflrain’b
title to the championship, or the value of the
Riclw'dK. Foxholt asa token thereot,ho
would he backed against Kilrain {or any
amount from 35,000 to 310,01an a tight to
decide the relative units 01 the men.

 

 

Chaslra and it'll. to You as Ire-ht
Annular, D. 'l'., May L—C. ll. Holler, a

' St. Paul traveling than, Kt here for Bettye

burg Saturday 3 hound for sum
Bird's camp, in mm“ loin
iseunmiseionedhythe propristonot a St.
Paul dime mmeum to 01¢ luaud Hrs.

Adelhert Brewstor, alias C.

 

enchant: lighting
Wink-“No.2“ Mount.
andluelodtbedooratterhka. n.
“MMNMIIDM
lash-numeral more am
mm“ drewlis
and fired twice with iatal elect.
woudedmaaasptrad while hetegtakeato
shehoepttal mum

ntrteaalalrattoaiflalltersiaml

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1‘0““ maotts
’15-”. MN In; 23% ”amenities

All 8. PLACE '
ilonth Norwalk Conn.

ALEX. 8. 6113308.
Organist oi the First Coos: llonal (“backwater
burr. Tux-r or

Pianoforte, organ and ii unicel
Composition.
7% ly Lock Box a l’. 0., NORWALK. CONN.

DIR. C. l’. BOU‘I’WELL

DENTIST.
Office and Residence,
Liruzu'e limos, IAIN 37.. 80 NORWALK.
Teeth extracted wiring a by the urea! (laser

dlw r
woolen opcmd "wings.

 

 

 

 

 

' SOUTH nonwaw saunas BANK.

bl Washington Street.

a Daily boom to it an. and from l to t 9.-
sn on Saturday evenings iron: 6 to 8.

Flame“ allowed on llopoelts

ALDEN SOLlIANS. Prat:
JOHN ll. Pilltlllfi. Vieol’u-s.;
634-".

JOHN ll. Kharkhw. arm Twas
Du. MelloltEGAL

—crrrca AID luminos—
Oor. West Avenue and Butler Sin-cl,
murmur. cow

Oillce flours—Until!) a.m.; lrmn l l, s. and 7 to
8pm.; handsyavzmt p.m.

E" communication by telephone.
“7 5. KNAPI’.
I .
A lttjll l'l‘I'ZL‘W'.

leaow prepared to make plane and dcsl‘ou.
and euperlutend the construction of aildluge
Tiillllfs‘ lll'Irllillf'i ,t It”).

Ornoa-Tarlor's Building Washington St..
Norwalk. 1'. 0. Box 715. d1

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3‘0.
I

aerator; "
Curricula ' and Builder.

Hans tarnished and Estimate: given.
Jobbing of all kind: promptly attended In
or.» Ann street. near llalu
l’. 0. r till. South Norwalk Ct.

.Amnrlox. _.

Sewing Machine Supplies,

Atlachmonte. Pane. Needles. Belle. eu- . tumlshod

General Repairing oi all kind:- and makav o!

bewin lachinee. t'. ll. stimuli}.
Ii air- 81.. w. Norwalh. ”551,

J It. In most),
C

Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie loot or llrmlnml St. on Water. PA). Box fill.
dkw
F 'I'IIODI [25,
J a
AiliLVT ['th TH 2

Phoenix Insurance ()0. ol Hartford
AND
N‘)'I'AI“’ I'Ul‘lJL‘.
ROWAYTON. C055

 

J D. Jllh'h'lh'o's,
I
Sueccuor to L. [5. Quintnm.

Undertaker 8: Elllhnlnler.

No. 4 Knight 5:. Residence, 5 Elm St.
830 3m Nor-walk , Conn.

C II. D'AR‘I’OIS.
O

Caterer tor Wedding» and I‘nrtilw.
constantly on hand torthc sick and null,

brand Root lloer, and lamp
50 MAIN 57.,

Ice Cream
“lol n4?

W, I "Hire.
30. NORWALK. (‘1'.

' «2.2.... '.‘.;".‘;,‘....;..,
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Fumishin Undertaker.

Call and see my lane slot 0! all kinds oi lumiturr.
36 Mala Street. Norwalh.

Also prepared to tarnish mrythlug neccaeary tor
the interment“ thcdrad, day orn . Telephone
connection with midrncc. no. 3 Be: icy place.

.dl l9.”

1'. '1'. “A“.

1%.?-

[las purchased the exclusive right for Xorwaik
and tlouth Norwnlk to use the Dental Electric
Vibrator. and extracts teeth without a. and tree
oi any extra charge What is! teeth a
specially. our; and residence adjoining Itihodlst
parmnage,Norwel's.t'r. Open "enlnge. men;

 

 

Minimum all illlllllnllt

Donoibuyamouumcnl or ileaclsume irmn any

1:.th direct to the show rooms or

. W. tea, Water Street. Roar-ilk sud select one

all complete and you will not he d‘m pointed in in

appearance Du’aicr in all kinds of ullding "one
and cemetery work.

Po “fa I’li'rlge..e

Glam

 

A REMA llKAlsltld-r

SABSAPARILLA.

Bur horror, Mess.
A. P. Qelatard, Esq,

m. mm ...... em“:-
e sateen a: case- ea re

rand-s. leeaetreadtotilr hoaeework now a:
well-mmwllage'llred her-rm tor ‘4: year'sI
saus- to l a our area oees

that you mmd’lt to’do. i use a rent
intermittent!“ hwlty,aadwllldoall “a
ineaeouraxthepeople louse yourrrmarka c
liarsaparil

Yours Truly.
Hits. 1.. U. DAY.

 

,,, DENTAL xenon.

DR. C. II. KENDALL.

Jamar.
lies reamed tram lorwalk to South lion-alt.
wherebrwlll at earl-ms teeth
teeth.
comm .151” TO .10 00.
“ 10.00 “ 8 50

omen; I0. 0. WAIHIHMOI 31'.

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I Will. PAY Till

Highest Cash Price
m

lugs, Bones, Bottles iron
and Hotels.

batsmen-en ibesteek nettle poa-
talewato b, ‘

WI EMA. Pith-03B,
tom IOWA"

Alecondfland

F ire Safe

,. we set: or
DANIEL moammu's.

 

 

moan m‘
use near or

Meals,
Poultry,

«sun ———

' Vegetables,

Always [rush and at “node-me prlre would dowcll
total! at the

Central Marks

Before Purchasing Elsewhere.

Onion mliritul and amide delivered to any part
0! City.

WMWWW-

Fertilizers !

m

Fertilizers !

 

_..‘1-..__

RAYMUND BEDS.

Farmers should examine the

prices. and goods We are other-

ing, before purchasing. .
__Up____

ALL GRADES,

AND AT

Lowest Prices I

m-«e~-—~

The llost Gomls for
the Least Money

”51-...

H. S. BRUWN’S

Biltl'l‘ ll- SIIOE STORE”
Clark & Lane‘s Block,
new 8mm-

dsw

Slate Roofing!

w—‘OOO‘

 

We are prepared to do aunt class job of

SLATING-

In either BAIBOII. new flAKfiOR. or
PENAKOYB SLATE

all cents per [out and upward.

Parties wishing Allele rooting should call on n-
hctors contracting circwhesu.

A. BACK o. 00.

Water St. loot u! llariland South Nurwalh.

bANDlES

0! all kinds. PlnIOIIu

BAKERY!

“v-4”.—

CORRUCQHAS. "ANDY TOYS. soda lull seem-
Iao-m of ornamtal candy.

MmJohnHolland

to urinate DWI.

 

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Vegetables, Fruits,
OAK!” GOODS, m.

 

flit. ll. ugh llllll.

J .H Klinefelter, ....
teats, Fish flystnrs, ....:'

 
 

 

SPRING SEASON
1888.

Tuesdays

attach neck,duringthernomheol
April and Illay
wewlllopeunoreltleeiu

HATSand BONNETS

 

 

Ladies

lease (all helm: arched“ ' l "where
endure ll u‘ ck

or our amok.

We will‘oitrr today, Saturday. April 7. a lull line of
'l‘r-irnmed 'l‘urbans
from 02.50 up.

bees. mxmc”

PURCHASING .ltiENtlY.
l )ccker

Mrs. J. A .

use mama-d Dresemakmgv in wintry, and on and
aim Mini 2, will occupy

‘ Booms n and m. lirevlland'a llloeh.
Weehlugton Street.

In connection {Willi she will conduct a pur
chasing agency. giving thereto llcr personal attention
in New \ ork ervry ll educating.

Orders for Drasemaaingor rose orator isle of any
kindest: be It". at her place of bueinree oraddrcsaui
to her, Box in, math Nurwalk.

Learners Wanted.

’ i
The Metropolitan 3 Record For l887.
Gain in number rut outstanding Pullout during
“-7. 2130!!)
Gain in Amaze duriuo ill-‘7. 3|,3nfl1‘313,
Gain in Premium income during 1587. stratum

Gain in interest rim-«3mg durum: 15%.“. $15,519

Gain in Grow Income during mat. 51.236.221.33 ‘

Number 0! Death lflnlme an! in maxim

Amount paid to l’ohcr hu tiers during test, 28.-
tumour-e).

Number of Policin- in Force, 1,319,619.

New lnsuninre written during isn't, ,l‘MfllB 00.

Capital and Surplnu tor «mm; at 'ollcyholdcrs
ores and above the reverse required by low, M per
cent ) and all oliwr liabilities, $l,lli' .923 ID.

Amount paid by the Company to lie Policy-
holdere tor Claim. ctc . mm: organization. plus
prevent lnvoutui deem. Silkfli'tJli‘Ltt'l.

.l-raEl’il LEll’Slli. Agent.

H. s.” 3660,

Watches,
Jewelry,
—~AND—

Silverware.

Special altvnl'mn paid to the mmfriu of fine
walrlmI and jam-by.

 

53 Main Street.

lllflllll'lfll will.

One Quality ,—-’rlw Best.
Beer, Veal. Lamb, Mntlou. Pork, Sell and Pros-ll,
Corned But. Smoked Tongue. llama,

shoulders. Bachhlo-gnu. Frank-
lurte. Kit.

Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
orders Delivered l’romptly.

CHARLES SMITH

53 Washington Street.

 

GIST THE IBES'P.
-—~’l'llli—-——

“ Florida ”
STEAM nmrml.

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(I _ ._ _ __..- .
Twenty in use in this town. one at the- in the

Sentinel We
application.

W. H. MEEKER,

Sole Agent for Noreen-Ill.

Barlltery “strafing—savior: I'rcnure heating a

c a ty. '

ma’f‘eclllllee tor calling all elm ot Pipes.
Witfiillhti'rus 512. llooth ltorwelk, ('t.

”ZZZ” $
”‘2 «o X...

W. I. Pal. 0.00
1876 to 1883.

Oillcee, 436 Main Street,
IBIMRPOII‘I‘. CONN.

.wheselrcanhereenlaoperatloaou

 

 

snort amen

.——_ 03......—

tioclul Etiquette.

(hapdal from the latest and heel tmrlu
on the solved by “Aunt ltalildo.”

l’ltlct. Henna

‘l'hlehmkshoaldhstaersry tam desirous of
kaorieg'fl’heptwerthlneto do." e all desire
teachereproperinndlo know what is the best

armless. Whatshaflwrtcach mrrhlld~
mthttwueypnttntothsm wellhead

men me
”8110]” llllt‘l'lt" contain. Ihesaswer, and will
:mlledtoaaraddmmm Montreal“

SPECIAL.

Until farther notice we will mail
acopruttheshoveralaa fiMfli
treeotpostsumtheywiltnailus It wrappers at
Da-h'hltfigglecmcmap.
the villi-only!
mathsawssiilkawwkowabit.

1.1. ORAGIN & 00.,
mummies. ma.

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Burl

 

 

my .

 

Blaine Bose, ‘
nine Beauty of llcbron,
‘M'r‘tino Burbank.
Nova Scotia and N.
White altar,

 

 

ATOES

. White Elephant.

ll. Rose,

Queen of the Valery.
White Rose, ’
Swamp Bone,
Mammoth Pearl,
I’cerleas.

W M “.0...

C.E-RemsOn-

 

 

 

W. B. HA LL & C0.,

BRIDGEPORT.
SPRING-TIME.

Another season lute come u
something Iliflereut. in tact.

pou ne. bringing with it new ideas. new iabrice, newtsshione, and Idaho tor
a complete change twin all things whining to winter.

W. B. HALL do 00.,

Who are located at

Cor. of Main :2: Cannon Sts.,

Call attention with just pride to their mt collection 0!

New Dress Goods, Silks, Cloaks, Wraps,
Ready-made Suits, and all that is
new in Upholstery Goods and

Gurtains.

Great Sale of Linens

~55”—

Housekeeping

Gaods.

NEVV PRICES AND NISW GOODS.

We have jnel reccircd our :‘prinz lmpormtions from the bee’ manufacturers of the world, and will oder
on Monday the lareeet and due-t block 0! Linen-I we here eve; shown. It is not our aim to get up an

excitement

on low-grade stud that will prose a dire 'pomttncnt to the buyer when qul
home, but to otter boom. well made goods the: wt

examined
be a joy to every household and mtg the customer

II

to come again. For equal qualities WE ARE NEVBRlF'iDBRSOLD.

TOWELS.

Immune ot ltlcschcd, llucksbock, Cream Damask. Oatmeal, G‘aee Cloth, Hensley, Crash. Twilled
Poul, mild erg Bleached Damaek Towels. including 2):) dozen: of Knotted Fringe Damn:
owe s,a at .

)éc. Each.

7

mdcznne Knotted Fringe German lluck Tom-:2, tine qualizy. :2: 1 9c. Btu-h.

W.B.I-IALL&CO

 

 

savaiouf-l BROS.‘

Snrthlleld Creamery Butler in I’IIIS'I‘S, ...................... 35c lle
Coconut“ lllncaroons ........................ . .................. no “
Choice Florida 0runges,lll.l. PRICES.
l-‘tuc Lemons,

Celebrated [lute-Dray Canned Corn. Arc.
Bret Tone and Colors,

White Rock (lonely lays-up, .................... . ................ 20¢ gt

Full t‘rcruu Cheese,

Pure Maple 5) run, ...................................

 

Angel Soap, WILL runny Cake,” ......... 06c
Worcestershire sauce, bottle, .................................... 10c
CIIIII Sauce. .......................................................... IOc
Celery sauce, ............. -. .......................................... 20c

SEYMOUR BROS.

 

A NEW STOCK

flop_.

GILT WALL PAPER

Borders in all Widths.
Wall Paper Hung to Order.

A. DIGKERMAN & SON’S,

39 ll’usllington Street,

 

 

South Norwnlk.

 

 

A. 'R. TYLER-a Prop.
GROCERIES AND MEATS

”A? “II 0h!) STAND 07~ «-

 

 

FOR YOUR

Fresh Meats

~~—00'l'0 Till—«-

PEOPLES’ MARKET.

Goats «tenured promptly and special attention paid toordsre tell at the null". A tall llse

VEGETABLES.

DON’T FoRGE'l‘ THE PLACE,
Peeplea’ Market,

'1‘. BURR emu

IPRIKGWOOD.

 

ALI: outposts

W

CITY 901.88 mo 1T 10 THEIR ADVANTAGE 10 mu: m ”I.
cum U. A W

 

FI‘AIAEI' PBGDIPTLI'.

& SON.

 

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