Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 28, 1907 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

liver free 11 shall
you! girder.
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. fill; out of the needy articles and will
be sure that you have received worthy
seed at the lawns possible prices.

it“ in
fppreclato

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

leaders of that party. but the rumor _

. Mr. and Mrs.lDa‘,vid Dixon have re-
turned irom a.visit

 

 
 

attending the
Plainvllie camp meeting today.

Miss Laura Baker, at Fort street,
has returned home from a. vacation
trip out 9:. town

 

l .

, Ill

ti in services in the Advent Chris
.‘ , . a‘ .1.

Church Sunday.

a ’fiIlld M1131 Stewart 0. Mnlshall
hh‘. started on a two Weeks' vacation
to Boston, Mass, and Portland Me.

 

 

 

 

Flank Ferguson, who has been away
011’ ‘a vacation, has resumed work at
H; E Mead and Company’ 15 store.

 

A meeting of the official board of
Hill!“ East Avenue Methodist Church
will be held at the church this even-

 
 

 

1‘. and Mrs. Fled B Terry, and
‘hter Helen, of Sputhhold, L. L, are
ngtinx at the residence of Whitsi‘m

‘seler‘, Rowan street

 

 

cafinong the visitors at the Plainviile
[1

meeting this week we Misae‘s‘

Attila Nickerson, Anna Byxbee, Ada
B bee and Rev .F S. Ainsworth. Mr.

11 ders. William C Byxhee expect to ‘

gol to Plainvllle tomorrow".

 

 

The annual picnic of the primary
dép’artlnent of the East Avenue Metho- ‘
dist EpiScopai Sunday school will be
held Thursda in Oscar W. Roy-
blond s orchar$95 East avenu e The
children will eel at the church 11th
o'iilbck sharp. If stormy Thursday the
picnic will be held Friday.

 

A meeting of the Christ Church
billidingcdmmlttee was held last even-
pig. and 11 was believed that the con‘
tract for the building of the church
wfiiild be given out. It was not done,
hilvlei'el'. as the committee desir _d to
riiisle a little more money before DH)-
feeding further. Anothel meeting of

committee will be held soon at
w ll: 11 it will probably be awarded.

-‘, ROWAYTON.

I

 

Mrs. George H. Streeter, of Brook-
lyn, is the guest of her brother, Post-
maoier George W Bryan.

 

Miss Grace M Sirohmeyer has re-
turned to Belle island after a pleasant
sojourn of three weeks in New Jer-
soy.

_Mrs. M. H Poliiziller, who has been
at the Bleczy Hill House Fleisch-
1nann’ s New York, is now at D1'.M J.
Burllioins for a stay.

Harry S. Bryan, wife and son, Lloyd,
oil Rcwuyton uvenuc, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Thomas W. Thomp-
son; in Plantsvillo, Conn.

Mr and Mrs Lyman Eeiubrook of
Port Chester and Mr and Mrs. Kiln
ball Huskins and granddaughter of
Braltlcboro Vermont, visited friends

. here lust week
“I Retail Point trolley car had a
coil 111011 with 11 pole out early Monday
evening and (how out of the encounter
a decided second best in the opinion
“£32m pllsucngcrs and their olfactory
o

. 1111.
REM Ruill Thomas, of Rowoyton

 

-——-.

 

.11. no. 11 graduate of the South Nor
High School and the Slate Non,
School. New Haven has been 1111-
g to touch school In Durien the

lug ycnl. commencing next Tucs-
day him-11111:. ‘

There are 1111111111 111 the liowayion
poutrniiico for M111. M. Carris11n,Mru.
H. W. Carr. Juno il‘ Garrison Mrs.
B. K Hooper.1\ F‘ Jullcn, Mrs. M. K.
L. 11bit..PIlrick Mansion Mrs Norman,
John Roberts, ii‘rnnk iloslluine,
Mills Lida A. upholding, Mrs Sulnuel
Scott, M11111 Annie 911131111111, Mrs Loon
ides, aw III/,IIIIftml Mrs. A Weller, Al-
fred Vincent. George Alonzo Wilson.

A l trolls
a

13m” 'ill' om 1111111111 and
gala}: titration ugpfici'ul trolley
car (31111“ ”111 01111911 11w 1: not even-
ifiif. and Wilt 1111 (301111111 Beach. where
only planar 111113 was bad at the
pavilion: ”and About the 311311111111.h-
dui‘i Iii rhinos amusements. The
reign. to Myron 111111 made at 11
o’c 1'

 

party of about fifty
well was s‘i!nn¢ed by Rev.

 
 

 

W

‘ 111 now “196?.” 01111111- pinning
1151‘; 111111111: ill "final: on dildo
owued by 1lsl'ui. lotions.

oi! Mimi mijni.l

 

‘W ‘
th. Lester F Reynolds will preach

vens.
it its hour and

W .
s for political 011106‘

11111111!
are just now 11 zoning the work of

. .ccrralllus the elusive rotors 111111 re-

1.111111: gaps In their fences caused by

lion in the ranks the Republican

party has for the past three or four

yore been interestint to pay the least.

This year there are utilises than three

men mentioned as likely cundidaice for
111111. selectmau they being charlel
Fitch, Ernest Lounsbury and Clarence
Scofléld. it Is believed that Lounsbury
will have the support of 111.1 party lead.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

up something warm In the nature of a
primary light. There are two condl-‘
dates for second selectman, namely
George Sharer and (lecture Dugdaie At
present the Democratic candidates are
being kept in the background by the

has leaked out 11.111- they are to spring
a dark horse on their Republican

brethren. so an interesting‘ election
may be confidently expected. ‘

WESTPO'RT.

Mrs. Ralph Baker? is seriously ill

 
 

 

 

 

Mrs Griffin is entertaining Mrs. St.
Clair of Brooklyn

Miss Ethel M Beers is visiting her
aunt in Greenwich.

 

 

Mrs. John Hull; is entertaining
friends from Hartford, , , , .
Mrs. Louis B. Mills entertained

three grandsons on Monday.

 

Miss Mary A. Manlly ls visiting
relatives at Sheepsheud Buy.

 

position at D. A. Salmon' 3.
Harry Beers was the guest of friends
in Greenwich over Sunday.

 

Mr and Mrs H.Ad11ms of Bridge-
port, were in town on Sunday.

 

Mrs H. E. Sherwood of State street
entertained friends on Sunday

. Miss Harriett Peck orNew York is
the guest of Mrs. B. 11 Towel.

 

Friends are visiting at 111s home of
A. U; Smith, of Bridge street, Sauga
tuck.

Mrs. William A. Bulklcy has been
the guest of her parents ill Bridge
port

‘ Misses Ellen“ and Marjorie Purdy
have returned from a visit in New
Haven, ‘

A large force of men
on the trolley trncus
Forms,

are working
in Greens

 

Relatives from the city are the
guests of Mrs Peter Moon» on State
street.

Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald is visit.-
ing her aunt ill South Norwulk for a
few days

Dr. Elmer Allen's lltllse-boat left
for Long island Friday ll town of two
launches.

Jesse Kceler and Miss Flm'oude (lor-
ham had 11 delightful time 111 Newport
last Friday.

The Misses Hyde of Greene Forms,
have been the guests of friends In
Bridgepolt

Mrs Samuel Elwood has been the
guest of hill son Benjamin Eluood of
Bridgeport.

Mrs. A. Coley who has been visiting
at Compo Beach has returned to her
home in Weston.

Fred Wymus. of South Salem N. 1.,
is breaking in no moiormun on tile io-
cul trolley line.

 

A 15 horse power engine has been
installed In the Doscllor place flic-
tory ilt Saugatuck.

Mills 1131th Ennis of' Springfield
spout Sunday with Miss llurl'iet 1..
Darrow on Billie street.

 

 

 

A special meeting of the Women 11
improvement society was bold in To-
ouet Hall Monday afternoon.

 

Mics Hazel music. of Brooklyn.
11.. In the email of Mr. and Much:
Crawford. of King street.

 

silcrlil' Romper, who hull been III in
the Bridgeport Hospital is at
once more, muchlmlu‘ilvcd.
W

The scholars of the
church are to give a Peddlers parade
tomorrow afternoon and evading.

Miss Clara Hull, a trained nurse
from New York is visiting 1161' cousin
Miss Emma Wakemliu of the Forms.

Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Winifred tamper-gin
Puck are eoioyi’l‘m 111111111
knuie Island.

11.3.... in?“ 11.111th
yer 101111111 e or

of énuzntuclt are on'loyint m to It
Compo Bench.

. On Thursday
of King 11111111111111

 

 

 

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lihold its
Lee Moustache
Mr: and Mrs.

RICQ.

 

a summer of dcssuitude. The sltuu- '

era but the others will probably put

1“ ,
Albert Lilgwcller has lesunled his

N- George, and the president of the local
J. govorulllcni board, Mr. Burris. are go-

llomc (lreui llrliaiu of some

Methodist I11 stnriin

Austin themflfl. riled cull Will be busier than the one
mdhruwolivr 111111 closed and brunt scorer to a nil
ifs on field 111111 the conflict 11.1mm 31111 House of

and Fred 311110an chief of Whirll will be the lioensin and
(iii 8M" education Ii

afternoon the K111811111 Parliament gulls it mussemlllel, 111 the
fourth earliest enliven enl day of in s new
visitation to noise industries M 11111 your.

Oscar Jacobs and sum or the rain session,
viii bits been institution was hastily pro crud ”ill
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Gol'iiiv flvuurdiuu Standing

.1,l ..,

making application for 11 liquor license
is now in the hands of the county com.
luisslone‘rs for use by the saloon keep-
ers throughout the county after the
new law goes into effect on September
1111:. . .

There Is 11 marked differencoIfl'om
the old form. In the {list place the
signers have to certify that they pay
taxes upon real estate and that they
have not endorsed any otllcl applied.
tion within a year.

Then the applicant has to make
oath to a pretty strict limitation. He
must swear that the business is to be
conducted by himself that no person

. disqualified by the laws of the state is

associated with him 111 is in his em-
ploy and that them are no buoths.
side rooms 01 retiring rooms connected
with the bar 100m. in addition to the
old form of applicatin. It will be seen
,from this swearing falsely can be pllnl~

law violation.
The applidation will not be avail-
able for drugglsts. The commission-

“ ‘ers have prepared n‘spdc‘ial form for

those who take out druzgls‘ts liéen‘se‘.
Under the old law the applicdtidns
Were all the some. The conunitlslon-
els expect to have the drug applica-
tions in 11 few days The following isQ
the form of the new applications:

_ The form for signers is as follows:

'We the nodal signed electors andQ
iaxpnycls, as defined by law of the
town of —~———~, hereby endorse lhe 11p-
plicatlon of the above named ~— for
such license and We do severally celti.
fy each f01 himself that we are tax-
payers upon real estate situated in the
sold town. of and that we have
not endorsed the application of onyx.
‘otllel‘ pelsons for 11 license to sell out

 

the ensuing license yea‘l. "

The form of oath oi the applicant:
. “l, ,on oath do dances and say,
ihat the business to he earned on un-
der said license is to be conducted by;
myself as the bond tide owner of said
license and of the business thereundel i
conducted nlld that no person who is
disqualified to receive such license by
any of the lawn of this state, has or

 

 

telesi fliléct or inch-.0111 either as

disqualified to receive such lcensc by

ness is in be carried on has no means
of access to any pull. of the same
building used 01 occupied as 11 dwel-

and changed as to enable Inc to con-
form to the provisions of the serccn

law in resold to having 11 full‘ and un-
obstluctcd view of my bar and inter-
Ior from the main entrance or sidewalk
adjacent thelcto. and also of the stu-
tuic plobibliing booths, side rooms and
rething looms.”

 

BRITISH PARLIAMENT PROROGU-
ED.

LONDON, Aug. 28.—~Wiih pictures
one old time ceremonial. the longest
and most arduous sessions, during
which the royal assent was given to
over. sixty hills which the two houses
passed. "

The members of the House of Com-
mono assembled at noon and shortly
afterwards they were supuuoucd to
the House. of Lords, where‘ the king's
speech Was read. The statements made
wars of the usual colorless character,
referring to th recent royal visits and
friendly rel s between Great Bri-
lnin and other powers.

The conclusion of the agreement
wiill Spain and the peace conference
Ill The Hague, concluding with u re-
view of the most impotent bills pas
sod during the session.

While the prerogation enables pri-
vate members of I’ul‘llnnleni to pro
coed to the enjoyment of the holidays.
the ministenl of Parliament to pro-
ceed to the enjoyment of the hdiillays
the ministers have prepared 11 long
program for the elves. The presi-
dent of the Board of Trade, M. Lloyd-

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

ins ic (larllluny, where they will study
trade developments ‘und social reforms
with the view or the Introduction into
the German
methods- The Under 111111 of the
Colonies Winston Spcncni' Churcbbili.
for 131111111111. returning by
the Nile alloy. 11o Olllbl‘. cabinet
ministers will cont due to (1 11111111311
for the 1.111111 of the riouhe o Lords,
and all of them will reassemble in
Motion durin the month of November
to arrange ill will of the nest ses-
ulcn. which, if their pmmlldli are our-

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

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Commons and 11111 House of Lords.
Sweeping reforms will be introduced.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

1111 111111 the proposed null-
111;; murmured regeneration of the
port of London. ’I‘iuiile and other 1111111-

cl‘oody to he introduced into

All soon as one bill Ill passed an
other will he presented. thus avoiding
the criticism lovolleli at the chief 1111111-

l

Liquor 11.1.11... «9811111115 in I

The new form of blanks for use in ‘

shed for perjury as well as for liquor ‘

rituous and intoxicating liquors during 2‘

shall have. any financial or other in ~

partner agent, employc or otherwise, '
in suld‘hueiness. thatl am not myself "

any or the laws of this state: 11 that
there is ~~—~———~ llceuse now. 3 said ,1
place that the place where one busi-

ling or lodging house. and is so located ,

that the ,

 

and molar boats. _ .»
No. a graphite cup grease.
These lubricants are nsldered the
best in the world. ,

 

1 North Main 31., 8'6th ‘ I
Residence. 0 Weaningten‘ '11
Telephone It hauls. “8.2

 

 

 
 
 

NEWTORK‘. August 28. ~Arrived.
Steamer Sluvoulu, fr 11 Trieste, etc.

01.111.511.111, Liver

 
 

saucy 11111.1. iyihhtship at
27th. Will probably dock 111101117: 30 a.
111. Saturday.

SIASCO'NSET, Muss, Aug 28. ~Slr.
Patricia H11
ulol‘ltli him“ ' York. was“ 150 miles
east of Nantucket [Jilltship at 8:20 a.
m. and will probably dock about noon
Thursday.

 
 
 

"Yes rm going aiiroutl‘ at once.
gotta 111.0".
‘ “911, you mustn't let the doctors
scare you.’
‘ “i got this from n lawyer."~Wash-
:illgioll Mercia.

m

 

111cm
FRANK 1;,
VAN Scov

PLUMBING
STEAM.
HOT WATER
AND. ,

GAS FITTIN

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to our way of thinking and understand
our Way _of doing business just as soon
as you have loads youriill‘st visit to
our store and seen things. It. Is true
illut our system is different from oth-
ers. but inasmuch as we have an In-
creasing lisi of potl'cna‘who are satis-
flcd with our goods, our service and
our prices. we think We may fairly
claim that the people approve of our
business methods and believe in us.

Son": Co.

Fusmr‘use. .QA‘sPIi’ro, craves.

 
 
 
 
 

11s. Boulognc uud Ply-

 

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if dellth loved only a shining mark
very tow men would have cause to!

'1 Arming .1. 311.111.,

' ‘llcc.

A J AngevmeD-

‘ Telephone It offlov. sail-‘2.

 

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‘ . 2,. ‘1... “" ‘
,Mlller Sword n;-
Now ironic. August 118 esteemer
chi and Qlleelistbwh
for New York, was 130 miles east of
midnight

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SOUTH NORWALK.

1111101111 111 sin-11111111

,3“ 2 * BRIDGEPDR‘I‘.

 

 

Mall hue illY Y

for freight only

.On and tor Tuesday, January 7,
1906, Fuel Propellers will leave

 

. ‘Pier 28 Eu 1 River. New York, (foot

of Dover s eel), every day, (except

; Sunday) a 4 p. m. Freight received

> at Norwalkmp to 4 p 1n. and South

2 Norms. up to 5: 30 p. m.

MonwsLK STEAM BOAT co.
_c. c.11egeman,

Luise. General Agent

 

 

-- Hotel Mahaokemo.

w. '-'-"‘ only '
i .1. n. couNos’. Manager. m

I nun—1s-
S'ERVICE' UP-TO-DATE
CUISINE UNSURPASSED
RATES REASONABLE

. 9...”.

Sunday Dillllill's. 75 Cents.

For further particulars apply at of-
Telephone 488.

 
 

per package

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with a Modlculn oi Expense.
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A’ Milli “‘ Amount

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should 111111.111.

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11an Hashim lavatory.
r stopped

ho dolrphifully. convenient

in your ares-in: chamber

In; continent of first. lion's,

111111111 ItI preience would

the highest degree of c emf
We will [is lily date you
more are It’l- c‘tly 11311111

ell-nice, honest and 11111va

Horace;

 

wh:’

 
 
 

 

gears of both automobiles I

 ' ” “ ‘ LaunMnuel's
Kern Kill 1.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

be to 11m hot and cold 1111111111 want '

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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.iliiliiiEE iiiiliil, w.

 
 

, by to “ biirate between a toll,
is who were all-lull t l!
on the“ sidewalk one Sh
ay evc‘nlug‘.
' “Look here. my man. " excluilucfi
Albany. mall, at once interv‘euil .. ,
altercation lwhicb was growllid More
more violet. “this wnn‘

till:

. nullified the more com at’a

' "it's my business only
may be of service in eetil

“Why you
“i tell you that it ain't no disputé"
sisted the man. “She thinks she ain’t
olu' to get my Week’s wages. and I
now’she uih’tl That airi't no dis-

helucerators. §
Palmer Hammocks.
Water. Coders.

mu Alto MANY OTHER 1'

Summer Goods

'f J‘.D‘ .1

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All“

"7 ill! WASHINGTON STRIN-
Phone 807.

HARDWARE. mm

id

 

, not in the Habit of HovlngYoltr

”sandal! 111.11.31- of (113- "

aurronp

lilo worrying about «locum
your... mouth, no bother with
dishes or stove when pleasant

' v‘v‘oifi‘liu- comet.
Gouuooul Service. 3, ,
Pl'c’iia'nt surrounding. 1:
Excalient Cooking. “"

CHARLES REYNEKE,
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the '

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_ puts." unswercd the other mildly H"and
I should like very much tod 0 that.” .

, “This ain’t no dispute," sulkily ro~
_ turned the man. ,

* “No dispute!" come“ ill astonished ‘
‘ times from the would- be peace maker.

Eclipse Seli- Cleaning" ,, . , ,

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6.

1 accepted.
4 from date of receipt.

,‘T » 3‘30” Salon AIL’I!‘ 1, 1 ‘ 3
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Illinois, I

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Money loaned to sdldlded~cmplcyees ,
and housewives on their own name”
without indorser All transactions
strictly confidential. Call and see us

INDEPENDENTT LOAN AND SEGUW
‘ ' I Y

Havlland Building. Washington 88.
Office hours. 9. a. m. to 8 9.111.

 

 

THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid

% Guaranteed Interest on its 1
Bend Shares by check issued
\ semi-annually. wen nu‘ilinll‘ll‘lor‘l":
dollars paid to investors to defer :
ASSETS NEARLY $2 4100,0901”). ,
Investments of from $100 to $1000 ,
participating in‘ eiirnings '

A card will bllng‘ you our literatllr. ,.

or apersonnl interview.

R. I... cOBURN. General Agent,
16' South Main Street.

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at $2.75 "up."

I my man. "In of fully [can
teed 31:! Wheel flowers. It 35.50
to use ‘ ' «1....»
A more»: assortment of tho best
grade! of NAKED. H058. GARDEN

- some. woven. apnoea. no 1111
;. j sol-111111; Ute-11111.11 thelowesk prices.
‘ General repairing and machine work .

promptly attended to. 4 _,

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39 Main 81., Norwalk.

 

Telephone .1... .4. in

ling 11111 ’3 Pdllil

gIAST uNORWAl-K

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Show. Dinners and All Kinds of Bel
lbod (locked to Order. ,

lialillng utilising.
aim: 11m to 1111111 by no smo-

John O'lulilvon.
. Mood-m. .

 

 

‘1 or 43 Will 31., Nomlk. "hill
84 Wuiilngton 81., 811. Norwallf.

lloal [811111 and Insurance '

WU have several decided bargains
1.1 Income“ producing ”W7 111.11
must loom“ In value withing. rapid

cl‘thb of in; ”town.

 

11147 11117
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. ,
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR- HEATING.
_ STOVES WND RANGEs;
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING. »‘. .
Gas and Steam Flttini, 65o Ellliu: 1:, .
Metal Ceiling. Eto-
Have you seen our stock of1

RICHMOND RANGES 1 ’

THE JONES a lid'rcifxtss
COMPANY ,

17 WALL STREET”. ' N‘ohvrA: .

 

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“Tl-IE SOUTH NORWAY.

STORAGE

Museums
for
' FURNITURE, PIANOS ETC.
Telephone, 349—6.
For Particulars Address
11111.“ luckissm,
Office, RIom 4 Hdviihnli Blcclr.

Washington Street.
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Insurance Against
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IN AETNA INDEMNITY COMPANY.
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5% Assure. ~ '
Ii“lflllrol An. audit Norwsiit
\ VII; , ‘BbmAW
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cigars alw on bond.

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