The case of Joseph Bolas: was in»
peeled this afternoon under $100
.bonds. and Mr Bolus was re-arreat~
led on it body writ by Sheriff Dou-
lens.
a 311.1: 011
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. . WEAR
, Drawers. Gowns,
and Combinations.
Quinplete Assortment.
STORAGE BATTERY COMPANY
‘ ' 1 FORMED,”
K. BANKS ‘The Fairbanks Storage Batten1
' .Ccmpany, incorporated this worth
”schema Hotel Block. .. ’
South Harwell:
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with a capital sloth of 335-00 d V ‘1'
ed into 2.30 share“ ”I 3109 each, Il’tS
commenced business with $13, 0130
056,1, 5 Fairbanks, of Stamford, is
11195111 Thomas P J‘hompson
vice-president and Miss 12122111115
Meyer is secretary and treasurer. The
-horne office of the concern is in
Illrldgcpdrt, with branches in Stain.
11 ford. South No1walk, Danbin3. (been.
'w'i(b and Port Chester. It will Peal
exclusively. in the Willard storage
battery, and will carry on a general
‘ielectrical business.
Mr. Fairbanks has been In the elec-
trical business in Stamforth for 1h"
past 16 years. Mr. Thompson was
formerly chiel' clerk for the electr’c'il‘
superintendent of the New ‘l’ork, New
Haven and Hartford ltailrtad ”-9111-
1111113'. and later was chief clerk to the
toaster mechanic of the sum/e com-
pany at Harlem Rivvr. Miss Meyer
____.__. has been with the l1‘airbanks .c‘cctri-
,police have several (-lupu' “W cal company in Stamford for eight
Robert's assault case. They are 3931‘s-
investigated.
NEW FEBRUARY
'vmq'oa 1RECORDS
NOW ON SALE
Good Numbers. Ask for 1310.
3.198 and No. 18210
. NNELLY’S
ll- South Main Street
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,Nehemiah Candee is in Hart,
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oday attending the session 01';
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NEW ~YORK AMERICANS SELL
RAY KEATING.
‘leik Steplu 11 Deluxe attend-‘
Kinley diunci 111 the 811111
otel, Bridgeport last evening
American Associetion Team Next
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e was a fistic fracas on Water, zedf°"—'5W¢°My ‘5 Included I"
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not night The sci-uppers1 1'33" .
,1 M131 1011K, 11111. :111_...v1~1,,. M“.
York Americans today 'sold the re-
lease: of Catcher Edward Sweeney
and l‘itchcr Ray heating to the Tel-
01111 club of the American association.
11.31 they played with Toledo under an
111111311111 agreement last year, during
tvlut’h time a large partof his $8,000
salary was paid b3' theva York
club. Keatinp.’ was released late last
season to the Richmond cltib, but
was teturned to New York :11 the end
11 afinumbcr of horses tell down
rimming because of the slippery
.16. .As far as can be ascertain-
o were.._hur1.
Alia Nazimova, in “War
8 reels. at the Regent tomor-
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ohn Manning and Miss May 0f ”11' international lcut’mc season.
1 of Stamford, were the ES .——-—....
. 1:131 9,111 of Swing T T FOR STATE PRISON AT.
Mts' T ‘ I' I TENDANTS.
The State (‘ivil Service Commission
will hold tests Friday, F.\‘ular3' 16,
11117, at 2 o‘clock at Room 72, State.
Capitol, Hartford, Conn, to fill clip?
hle lists for Strife Prison Attendants,
tor pending appointincntu at Wcthers-
field. I
Married and single men arc wanted.
Those who head the lists are sure of
being called for promptly.
Entering salaries are $.35 per month.
or $11) in addition to board, room and
laundry. with early promotion,- 11'
satisfactory, to $130 and $70 per mo'tth.
Candidates 11111.11 be at least 23. and
11111 our 110 years of age. Height,
should be 111 least .3 feet. 51 inches.
strike of the men e111plo3ed in
lldlng the James A. Farrell barn,
fibrin Point road. 'Theie were no
u at the acetic today.
' nttal'hir "lav partv of the
Episcopal Church will be held
wow evening. A fine program
11 prepared and it is expected
11: time will be enju3ctl.
Engineer and SUV“ V0“”‘”~““and 3311111111 at least 170 pounds. 1130
purge A. Sherron will leave pounds weight, or 1'. feet .8 inches
height will not dcbnr from test. but :1
man should not fall below stated re»
1"ll‘l'nlllt‘llln‘ in both height " and
33'1‘ilti’lll.
Candidates must he citizens of the
l’nimd States. a (l have had at least
1'11 («11111111311 echno education. Expct"
I"‘ll(‘11 111: attendant is not necesstuy.
A plumiclun'n certificate. on the
(omniission's blank, must be furnish-
ed.
Following is the list of suhiecls of
the lost with relative weights, on
which 1111111111, will he made:
1. Spelling. write 2'). simple worth
front dictation
11. Easy Arltlnnetic.
13% o’clock for Los Angelo.-
t is expected that 11 large 1111111,
ends will see. him off
£132)! the Council were to
, nditlona in the local schools
huhowlng to a misunderstand-
thre eat? the councilmen put
three of th councilman put
jbas been received by the.
” police that Joseph Caluicr,
'of‘ 41 Lexington avenue. ‘
including long
~ I division ....................... o
1 “TWIN b." ”I“ Melon DOI'1'3. Writing Orders ttnemoriz 'l 1111
too, Pu, on the charge of, 111111 113' examiner) ............. F1
. 1170311111111: Printed Report ..... 5
__ [5. General Experience and 'f‘i'nin~
. . ». .1, i111; ........................... 111
1115 for m“ 1(3111.mt.. ‘,“",}'1111.a1..11;1111 lllstory I;'hatacte1 and
ram, "T011 0' 111,. 310mm? reputation .................... 20
illbe the offering at the \n '1'. Personality (oral test) ........ 20
of Hibet'niaus (.11 g1_“u( 8. Physical Fitness (Physician‘s
Certificate) .................... 30
Iwicf‘ :1 __
are being held
he committed for the Hibez'
ugh J.\I"C11th3chairman:
1011
Candidates. must altai'i 1111 average
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Bridgeport Boy W111 Twirl fer Toledo.
John 11‘. Clark,
of '11 least 50 pg cent. on the first
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ltorttey Cramer C. Hegeman:
H, Woodward and Charles
worth. .
Theie was an unusually large or
tendance, over 350 diners being in
their place when the banquet com,-
menced. ()1 course some-ot‘ the 11p-!
stators were. not present, but Fair-
field County. as usual, did the hand-
some thing as the host-of the estima-
ble McKinley Association,
Waterbury was named as the next
meeting place of the organization and
William J. Larkin, Sr., was named and
elected president. William H. Sand-
lord was named secretary, and Abner.
P. Hayes. also of Waterbury, \vas
named treasurer.
The executive committee (03151518 of
Georg) Vi Kittt, of .\ew Britain ;G:'a-
11111.1 11. Thompson, of New Haven;
Edmund E. Crgp'e, of South Nol‘walk;
William H. Blodgett, ot‘ Winstcd; ’John
Buckley, of Union; Archie McDonald,
of Putnam; George ll l31"adfotd and
Wilson ll Reynolds. ""
Hon. John '1‘. K1111... presido'it of the
asoociation, at the. close of the dinner,
in assuming the duties (R toastmaster.
said that while primarily, the idea of
the dinnei was to 1133 trilnile to the
‘.llt='llt()ly ot‘ McKinley he would leave
;th:11 111111 to othei speakers.
"lint you cannot have 11 gathering
111111111 kind without 11 disrunslon of
Republican politics" he deviated. f‘SD
I intend to discuss tonight the atti-
tude ot. the Republican potty in t.‘.oir
necticut. 1 am going to talk front the
George
H. Dil-
sir'idpoint of 11‘1111‘t‘icld county poli-
111 1. Now; 111 making my remarks, I“
want to state that we hate on grit-v-
ant-cs In this end of the state and we
have no ambitions in the matter of
candidates. But we 111'1- going to
favor 11 Republican program and we
intend to do so without scandal or
gossip or attacking any man in public
life, no matter whether he id with us
or not. \\'e in title end of the Mate,
boastfully and proudly claim, that we
were the force that made Connecti-
cut ltepuhlican in the last election.
Therefore when we start out, We are
backing or fostering no candidate 1111
public ofltcc and we have no uriev
ances to present. The only sound
politics you can put forth is to back
a program and 11111311211111 candidates
incidental thereto.
"For in the past, you have been
33"11111hipping 111 tlic'..ht"‘,'1cot‘11 vote
getter with no definite“conrdructivo
program. It is 1113' personal belief thul
if‘wc continue in that line, We will
11111-11321 he :1 minority party and \\‘1'
will deserve to I111. The time has
gone by when :1 political party can
appeal to the/belly of the voters. We,
must liberalize the llepuhllcnn 11111'13'.‘
We don't care about the candidates.,I
We don‘t care what the. press of tlu‘
slate may 3113' about our motives. We
wlll not how to newspaper criticism.
W1- 111'1: 111111111 up of 11 set of men
who want 11111111111: in 1111- I?,‘lt' oi pub-
lic office.
“Sonic {1133' night ago we held
conference in this hotel in which we:
took up a legislative program. We
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do not attempt to dictate what shall
and what shall not he dc'ic in the as-
sembly but we 1111' cntitlcd and are
justified in exchanging our views and
deciding: on 33 hot we think is T31 :1 fm
the state and the Republican party
“We arranged a somcwhttt militant
program, which may he declared
Utopian and laughed out of court.
sometimes recoil to think of those.-
who can sit around the. l'cstal-- board
and cut 11 melon that diiides millionr
of dollars among them and then call
Socialists those’who are going to
preserve for them the \c13' things
which they think you me going to
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WILL BEGIN
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18!, 1917
SEE WEDNESDAYS SENT‘INEL FUR LIST OF BARGAINS
A. DICKERMAN a SON
not have gone unpunished.
came out in favor of universal
tar3 training. ..
Congressman John C. McKenzie of
lllinois delivered an inspiring eulogy
ot‘ McKinley 11nd rapped the Wilson
administration for 11.; fiscal and taxa-
tion policy He dwelt at length upon
the needs of a Republican protective
tariff after the present war has ended,
to protect the A11 .rica‘n 111anufactnrerl
and the American worker. He Said.
he was a belicvct in preparedness but
that he! fci'iied the ocean height liners
111019 than he did the big navics of the
European powers in crushing America.
“I 11111 in favor of doing away with
this talk about 11 league to entorcc
peace," said the speaker, "and the
hobnohbinu with the, crowned heads of
Europe nor discuss with anybody
those who do not believe in lihcrty and
the equality of mankind."
Lieut. Governor (‘lit’t‘ord 13. Wilson.
aroused the. great audience with his
eloquence, paying tribute to the great
McKinley and drawing lessons from
his lite. The speech was well chosen
and 331.1:1 reccchd 33'1111111111crous up-
plans”, ,
Mayor Carl Axel Hurotrom, of Nor
Walk, made the concluding talk of the
evening. His remarks were well rc-
ccivcd, ("til were delivered with 11's
usual dictid‘lt and 'scholarly taste. In
introducing hint. Chairman King cv-
pressed the hope that more men of his
type would heroine interested in polit
ital life.
The Minor said that while he 33aL
n Scnndunau. .31 by birth and educa~=
mili-
tion. and felt for the land of his birth,‘ ‘
that love'and affection which soc-1111111,
so universal 11 111111 of human char-I
uctcr, he yielded to no man in his pat-
rlotlsm for 1111: great country of ours.
He. paid :1 glowing tribute to the
memory of will11m1V.,\‘tnl{inlcy,giving
that statesman the credit obestabllsh
11,: the laws of our nation. the pr-ln
clple 111111 protected the American
laborer 11nd mechanic from the ru‘uoua
competition oi the low paid labor of
other countries. ’
In conclusion Mayor llurstrcnt said
he had no political 1191.: buzzing in his
head. but felt he must do his duty
‘as u citiitn \3'111 11 drafted, as ho had
1: 1 1, into 1;..Iitltal life.
T0\"’.l (11:11:1111111 Robinson 1'1 ad the,
I to
follow 1111: letters:
Ilttt‘lfnt'd. Jan.
.. H. Robinson:
licnr Alex: I
I must apologize for 1113' delay in
answering 3"0111 31113 courteous in3itz~1
tion of the 111111 inst. to be the guest
of the. Connecticut McKinle) artsocja-
,tion at the dinner on January 21)., I
have been holdi on this matter in
.1bo3 .111cc r1111] 1 could know :1. littl-
23. IIIII
1; 11 ore about 5111 I1 arrangements as It
could 111nke.l.‘uring the. past ten days.
1 have been vc1'3 much tied up from
the fact that 111v boy has been home,
from school with the grip and is more
or less disturbed over his ab'mnce
from schom and I have been making
no positive engagements which I
lie alsd.
" My Dear Mr.
1. very cffectlve in
1 morning
you, 101- 1111; evening of January 29 educational work along that lune. You
From former occasions of a similar know Of course that I would be 8184!
nature, 1 am well aware of the good to be there if I could, hilt I Wt-
times and 1,0591“,th enjoyed by and Please give. my regards and best wish.
extended to visitors to your city. 1 ('5 I0 every 0119 present.
sincerely hope that the 29th will bel YOUTH very IWIY.
the occasion of the greatest success; E. .l. HILL
to the association and the most llcncd -'
(it it) the Republican "not" IDILLON WILL MEET
1 SMITH NEXT MONTH
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111mm 11. 1911311111,
Pres. Pro. Tem. of Senate
Ilrandegee wrote as fol-
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NW1" ORIMNS. 1.11., Jan. 30.“
Jack Dillon, of Indianapolis and Gun—
boat Smith, 01 New York, have. been
matched by Promoter Tortorlcb to
meet in a 20—round bout at the 141111111»
ana Auditorium February '1’. 3
Senator
lows:
Mr. J. Alex 11. Robinson,
Mv Dear Mr. Robinson:
Yours of the 13th instant, inviting
me to be present at the McKinley as-
sociation banquet on January 29, is:
Advertise in The Sentinel.
MCTHER GRAVS POW DEBS
mam MANY cmto'asu ‘
We of mothers have found"
Infiel- Guy‘s Sweet Po ers‘an ex-
cellent remedy for children complain-
ing at headache, colds, feverishness,
stoma-)1 troubles and bowel irregular.
ides from which children under dur‘
in; these days. These powders are
my and pleasant to take and excel-
lent: results are (accomplished by their
1159. Used by mothers for 29 years.
8011.! by draggists everywhere,
mums—Adv.
Themes no job in this city that can
not. be filled lay a really capable
Sentinel “Help Wanted" Ads. closely
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Advertise in The Sentinel.
just received. It shall be utterly itn-i
possible for me to be present 011 thatl
occasion. We are so crowded with
legislation business here that We can
not get away at all at this session of
Congress.
FRANK ll. BRANDEGEI'}
McLean Cordial 1
Senator McLean's letter read: I
Robinson:
I am very much afraid that it will
be impossible for me to attend the
McKinley dinner but, I want to be pro.
vided with a ticket. I have no doubt
the banquet will he a great success
and I sincerely hope so. I am very
sorry 1 could not attend the dinner
given Mr. Klng sl1ortly'ttfte1'the olec
lion and I feel under great obliga-
tions to my Republican friends or
Bridgeport, With-best wishes it an '
Sincerely yours,
GEORGE P. MCLEAN
Governor Sends Regrets
William M. Marble, executive sec
lietary to 603 cmo1 Holcomb sent the
regrets of the go3crno1 that he 33 .1
unable ”to be present owing to the
pressing huslncsa of the leglslntbc
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Great Battleshh M'sslstippi Launched
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Mr, J. Alex ll.Roblnso_'1. , 1
lir'id'cpot'h Conn, .
.\l3' 3 1111' Alex. ' I
1 11m in receipt of your kind imitn
tion to attend the Fourteenth annual
dinner of the Connecticut McKinley
association. Of course it is impossible
for me to‘bo 131esont, although 1 11111,
rapidly lmprovlng, the 1cst. corn 11111111:
1113' case. Howeverf
the doctor insist: that 1 shall stick
it fora wrek or two longer and
,‘not go to 1111.1 llousc I 11111 attending
to 1n3'cor1espo'1m1ncc mm (1113' and
illfld a 3"er3 pleasant talk with Iohn
'1‘. King who callcd at the hotel this
on and gtxntest, addition to the Am
111111111 navy, was launched at New-
hcr sliding into the water. She is
1 do not think that ever in the his-
1‘ port News and this photographtghows‘
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nary to bc1r the name.
was the flagShip of Commodore Perry
on his visit to Japan.
war. recently sold to the Greeks.
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llor3 of Amctlcnn politics was it more
._.
sary that 13 compact-1nd work-
,ing cirtmlaati on of Republicans should
the initiated and maintained, andl
hopc most heartily that the sentiment
of the good people. present at. the an
one! meeting of the McKinley associa- .
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NEW DATES
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13 Railroad Ave.
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STAR PRODUCE COMPANY
JOSEPH J. GHIWI‘O, Prop.-
‘Phnne 4-10.
“Just Around the Comer."
'l‘h‘e battleship Mississippi, the lat— the third battleship oi the American
The first.
The . second
1. tion may be along that line, forgeduca- ‘—
11011 politically, economically and from w ”m m ‘\
:1 humanitarian standpoint is what the
I average voter 1,11 the United States,
needs today. . H Ombma do. 2 ‘ 3!.
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LUNCH ROOM AND DELICATESSEN
Gallagher. Itour object '11 ten 1’0 prr cent. on
".1 1 S S, 1 R 1 -
lone ”‘1 and James 1'1“ each of the subjects 5 to 8; and an
. combmmg the” efforts nvtrngc on all subjects of’ at lean:
11 111111qu McMahon-110 70 per cent; in order to get on the
‘3‘." ailile Lists.
91:11:33) 111111 formic entertain I In order to ‘get into this test and
I t 1 g popu ar organize 1be in line for appointment. application
‘10 make It ”‘9 banner show ' must be made on blanks ilrnishe
the Commission and must be filed in
-I'heir oflice. Room 73. Capltol,.on or
’lhefore noon of Tuesday, February 13,
11917.
.on request. Answer all questions in
application carefully and completely.
!I3ring pen and ink for use at test.
STATE CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS-
Ransom.
TE PINE AND TAR—-
.Colds, Bronchitis,
Etc.
dwell-Corporation
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teermg Your ,Own‘ Grade
you shaming up grade on the road to success, or
down hill backwards? .
thNorwdkSavinzs Bankuhyou to seek
inmovnpmhook. It lob-When-
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take 113343110111 them. could avoid.
‘I am no alarmist but the time haul I regret very much that I cannot
come when you musttm something write )0“ definitely about the met-
{01 “the man who Is, on the 10313101 rung 191‘ as I find now that business mat
of the ladder. No one dreamed/ that “1‘5 are 80‘1’18 l0 REG-D the 8W3! "0111
as tmmning thelhome this week until Saturday night.
It is just such an association as 1
Connecticut McKinley association that
be 3ory eflectti’e in promotingl
IISI “Ill” fllll SIRE
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We carry a fun lid: 051m
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Smoked Sturgeon, Grin
Mackerel, Pickled Herring.
Cheeses, Cinned Goods and
d byx when Robespierre 33'
Application blanks and notices ..
streets that that name Robesplerre
would one day be ascendant. Un-
less these timid, shrinking souls in
the Republican party see the de-
velopment of the times. you will booze“
chaos and revolution. , ‘
“I am no refmmer or one preach-
lng long- haired doctrines, but unless
the Republican party adopts some of
the humanitarian measures, the party
is going out of business and it ought
to go out. or business. Call it
radicalism if you please. but remem-
ber this. that the radicalism of today
'11 the conservation 0: to years hence.
The Democrat: are even now stealth!
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or sometime Sunday and I do not
like to make
for Monday night at this time.
I regret that I cannot answer you
more definitely but ~am taking the
liberty of writing yolt at some length
about the situation so that you will
not misunderstan . \
Thanking you very kilnd 1' for the
invitation and with my personal re-
' 1words, I beg to remain,
Very sincerely yours.
J H. RORABACK.
Mr. J. Alex H Robinson.
Dear Sir:
ml rem: exceedingly that illness in
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our doctrine of protection”
Ilr. {(1133 then touched on needs of
memnndolthemum 1-1
industrial cull". Mil! upon all
ammonia-immanent»;
mum. mud. “to:
madame-t tutti-69'
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kmmut‘m‘
' to only-wlll prevent me from Ic-
cop your very kind invitation to be
the m of the “McKinley associa-
tion on the evening of January :9. Q
Hoping you have a 31m mecca-ml
mm 1 an . t.
13-11qu
It: cm W. W f . .
wit “fit a,
11 definite engagement ‘
- took up at you and almost talk and:
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7 Railroad Ave;
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No More Pufled- -up, Burning, Sweaty,
z p. m.
and Domestic Fish,
Gobel’s Provisions.
Mrs, White .Fish, Salt
@3ymour
Tel. 973.
Calloused Feet or Corns
.. Just take your shoes off and then
put those weary, shoe- crinkled, aching,
burning, corn~pestered, bunionfitortur- 1
ed feet of yours in a “le" bath. Your
toes will wrlsgle with joy; they‘ll
Formerly known a w
they’ll take'anothcr dive in that “th"
bath
When your feet feel like lumps of
lead-all tired out—Just try "T13." It‘s
arm-11'; glorious. Your feet will
dance with joy; also you will and all
aim gone from com. callous odd
ms.
MT mm like “Th.” Jt‘o lb!
1:849 State Sheet
Steam Dying 11' meaning Co.
Silk Drona, Gloves. Bhuta- n! Insomniac (ligand.
[-1. LYIGK fog.
on... Dyeing I'Cl'eflth'l. co.
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