1. last November for masltingan 0mm, The uncut statistics show that thedngie truck mileage of street rail- miMflnd ) In W' ticut is 109.66. ram: onedhird ofthesteamreadmlleege. Thesdar'ltorihesaleoflln' Allen's girl's scbnsrljat Word has fallen through. li- Harvey.of!'armiugton, whowastotake possession. edit, has bseuobligsdto sbandonher placebo-g. mammoth. Director Bollmaun. of the board of directorsofthcstateprison.hssssuthis resiguatiou to Governor Coffin, Hr. Bellman was appointed by the late Governor Norris audwss prelidentof thelloardfortwoyears. ——--—— W.W.Scedeld,offleu1id minus: purchased the Greenwich Point house property. A. Roswell Ferris has con- ductedtheplaeeasasummerhotcl for years. It will probably be conducted tidassasonasinpreviousseasons. Thereissomeprespeetthatthe layout ofthe Bidgetield and Port Cluster nfi‘ read, upon which money has already been spent, willbentiliaed by strolley line. The line will be built to Ole-villa this spring, and the stockholders of the Ridgedeldand Port Chp'ter road will makeaneilort tohavethsliueeontiuued through to Daubury. Frank Beardsley, of Winsted, and Hrs. m Wham-imam of in“: the kitchen at Lttchileld jail. were married in Litchileld, Thursday. Thom formic twentyyears of age and the lat- ter fifty. When Beardsley went to jail he was put at work in the kitchen and during his my he s in winning the atfections of Mrs. Coakley. Senator Platt. of Connecticut has ill-x i traiuced into the Senate a bill making it a misdemeanor for any person to transmit fromone state to another, any gambling bet. or report of gamblingmr lottery. drawing. either bywire. mail. express or otherwise. The penalties provided are, in the first offence, $1,000 line and notmore than two years’ isn- prisonment. and in subsequent offences, the line to be omitted. Senator flawley has introduced a bill remodelling the military laws of the United States. The Shellfish Camnissioners met Tuesday and signed the annual tax bills, 350 in number, which will be given out at once. About $i0, 000 will be realized. The rate of tax this year is i} gper cent. ., as against 1 per cent. last year. The increased rate is to provide for paying the state oyster police. Commissioner Waldo says the yield of the natural oyster beds the present season promises to be very fine. The oysters have kept through the winter excellently and there will be a large amount of seed for the oystermen to catch up. June 3 next will mark the twenty- tifth anniversary of the ordination of Rev. William H. Rogers. pastor of St. John's B. C. church, Stamford, and already preparations for the celebration of that event are bein'g made. Inlnta- tions willbeissned to the bishops and arch bishops of. the various dioceses, and. many church dignitaries are expected to' be present. The societies connected with the parish are also planning to take part in the celebration, as well as themembers of the congregation. and. a parade. and a number of other things are being talked. . The Republican caucus in Danbury Tuesday night was a scene of wild dis- orda' during the castiug‘of the 11m bai- let. The caucus was packed by a sewer mntractor with fifty Italian laborers, fawn! whom had become citizens. They had so much ditllcuity in voting , that they voted only cn-one ballot. Regular Republican returns were grabbed by their cost collars and pulled from the line and there was a great deal of excitement. The Italian vote was challenged and thrown out. These delegates were elect- ed to the state convention: Major G. ll. _ Rundlc,Judch. A. Hough. Judge 1!, V. V. Scott, Senator Henry Bernd. They werenot instructed. mhqmmm Nauru ,Csssscllcst Patents. (m‘gm‘man ctvtscllqub . s ‘ 1 ' > . v ‘ . > 4 ' The [1911?ng IVE"; ”fining : ,ios. unless-nos was... am“ is. ' lion, cfnsioyslfngloasudcf scallop u. www.mthwmud solid“! Manny. And thrust. on only MW, Conn.. - mm was which ls..ch C F “m“ BMW mm!“ was. ’Tkaehargathat summer-sauna ‘automatic makingwirechain; H. G. s .New Haven vehicle wheel; J. ' , w; M from sh. Ileana Cssrnsl. Crrv. Cola. April is. ~8sm- Cesvsrssn, April ill—The wire nail A It‘ll" 13:! men. at stop. ll- ”immanent-s a ridiculous aleovingtou. so m1... is a rage manuf have means t Sauce forlunms C A'm'u‘fi‘ and untrue. He that all men atussd byau all: on blawag'es, aion andcft for their bellies; T ran" ”m .1. A ' “A d” shot City Ins-ks! m 3 nation they wo smother Wat-Lu 'ng' mad... “if"? atlases.” um been on inaudible-c1 . “3 . ‘ ' _ xe- todriveufl in his wagon and was which ”Wm at card 1? Henry. F". n- “1.5 4:: ‘ all. “my new. Ills-2y Lehman silo: sym- pm with such (Tm , _. Whirl . manual can. Kclleher nu- "WI-‘Wfllm fhclnfrorn nus gush]! B ' ”(affirm pashd to dis. lama will recover. newly formed steal pool. W . on: 1w ,5, ~‘,,»;L~Wx m. - . 'm Amua. 933$}? . ‘ ‘ ., , 8" 'tv M... m l a mic-uni! W: 14E. . nu. “out. in New ur:k wnoy cinnamnpmmmmm in MB- ' pat mica Day:lvanhu’s,.l.l'ailsltatuo Mutterings“ sshshasbesnac— suspend. ed for drunkenness. while the application sums-rs Kinky ”Richard Kenna, mm. of public gauir and tlonal Republican committee denounce the organization; also fitcphen mkins of West 3. Allisowof Iowa. Sonata Quay of Penn syivnls, Senator Culle- ef liiincls. Gov. Morton of New York, on President llarrb son and Thomas B. Read. tbecommlttcs was manned with that Amsrieanlsm and sympathy with the principles of the order. Thomas 3. Need. the committee found thcmtobegroundlsss. Yminstaucs: leaving the cm when the hon. started to consider the Indians Watta- we would state that the house went into committseof the whole, and when that Is done It is true that the speaker shall leave his chair and acbuirman Is chosen for that time. state conventions that have thus far in. corporates! principles of our ornler In the platform are thostatu that are now bonny ing Mr. Reed, and on such platform, if nominated, he must stand. unable to make any Manual with re spect to candidates of the Democratic psrtyfrem lhsfact thstssystnocsndi' dates have come to the surface. statement In given to the press by James II. Morrow editor of the Cleveland lead- or, a newspaper which. perhaps,” nearly represents llr chinicy than” does WWII!!! all ”American Protective as» elation have given circulation tothc state ment that ”on. William McKinley is a airshow fir. MIA. Hanna. whole Mr. McKinley's personal and political friend, is a Roman Cathholic; that)”. Boyle. Mr. Melblry's‘psiv‘svc secretary. is also a member of the Catholic church. and linslilyr that while Mr.,dlclllnloy was gov— ernor of Ohio his appointments were largely made from the membership of a certain religion- urged. therefore. that Mr. hicKinlcyls not the right kind of on American. This lineman. &. Mellnlcy's hack to tbswwfor im Vii. iiam Neill-Icy himself was aprlvste in theUniunsrrnywhtle- yet aboyand our casual..."- :33 and MW lav-Ilsa sad the mm the sub- wItwd'wwe carotid saddle mad Awe-abs ssaslssls- washed mc-Tflthsaatiuualadvlscrybnurd wee-muss tharangdagwhicb order Ids-ppm, as so at thistlmswc'sld be most nawisssndlrav Willis» Second—After racially analysing the museum mm uuad :bwusths Mam f the MI! ”can... Io- Kiulsy-ofdlssrlmlaatlugin his appoint- absent-found Mead Am- Manta heal“ the latter were when of the American Protective a—sdstlrs. For sthcliclvtshtasnwhohsdhsen of an American Mutant. aflrsndArmy mansndaaA. P. A.. wanisctedeuthc ground ththebsicngaltothconlsr, though he had been promised the position by the governor. Among other/Instances mutton-miller Is that of w. I. We! lbs-kiln county, 0.. who was candldsb fcrshaill. lie was a prota- ineut A. P. A and known to be such. also a Itcpubliau of startling integrity. and unpopular that he came within 000 votes of carrying a county that was Denna erotic by 1,600 nominally After his do bashed by the most promi Rt publicans in the state for position din» trial oil inspector lickinlcy said that the macaw”? hccmlldnot uselnnMngwss his prominence In the order. ’ Mow-on next-lav Third—Amongthsms secret or public, and active Halos lac Lilac-I. who hadagsln and again in the mm the A. P. A. or- on in the mostvindictivc terms sought, but In vain. to have the at Virginia. or the other candidates, as. William -of Kandy. Governor the charges msdsagalust In regard toths matter oftipssksr Bead bill. It is also a notable factthatthocnly Those-minesrsgrctsthst lthashssu - Jams l. Issuer's Mutant. Cisvm, April ld—Ths following any otherness in the United States: “Persons who pretrud to beamspicuons deli-Australia!“ of iiiiwr denomination It is isultruelnpastsndinwhole._ Amuse-ohm ranches tothe Wm 0M3, lsllfisbsd half dlIsd glass in )fsfdtt's was mundane excitement the friends :mThspwm assoc lslllttspurescch Bell. who w I taking a drink of water. in a trio the contents of an face. T for a time each side era'wdking around. audths like qv'vss ndul and ”enough sound money new. ranchers to worth mentioning. and moan favor silver was was awn: vacuum Hummers: Btsnsaudhnatersl’est and m the free coinage of Richard P. Bland Gliding Louis. kauil warsselsetsd asdslcgstcs at large to the national convention. Nebraska Willis-a Convention. OIIAIA.April ld—Ths Republican state convention was the largest and in many the most enthusiastic ever held in '1' were 1 John! Peter Jana-u. lalrburyi '1'. tea at Inrgn r. Omaha: 8. Kennasd. Lincoln. and 6. ll. Thummel of Grand Island. The dslbgatss are for IleKinisy. The platform. after aillrming the prinei pics of manila-dam. touches upon the luoneyquestion In this manner: We pledge ourselves to the platform of the forthcom- Ing Republican national «invention, know ing that it will declare for a currency 01 gold. silver sadpapsr as sound» the gov- ernment and as untaralsbed as Its honor. first flout lav Bradley. lorrtsvtus. April is.—-'l'hc Republican state convention began here sndwasesilcd tourdcr by Chairman Yerkes Tb Brad icy forces captured the organization in electing Judge Narrow as temporary chainuau bya vote of 888 to us over George Ilenny, the llclfinicy candidate. The committee on permanent organization recommended Charles Blsnford for chair man. The “Inlay man first nominated George Denny and then 0. W. Post, but both men ware withdrawn and what Iy sottlol. second would be a pretty fight was quick- Ths McKinley men withdrew both candidates. and Ifr. Bianfcrd was unanimously elected. 7 Reid Two Conventions. ‘ llsxn'amll. Pa., April ld—lnneaster county Ilernoerats nominated Edward 1). Reilly of this city for congress and passed by "Attorney General W. resolutions incurring Robert it. Patti-on for the presidency. The faction headed U. lientoi was victorious in the country districts and elected Henssi men as delegates to the stat. convention. In the city convention neither faction had a majority without the contested seats. and after lunch disorder the Renal faction withdrew and held an- other convention. ' The result is two sets of delegates. which the state convention will have to settle. Vestal-ao- “bred for m. bliver. T scone. April iii. —Thcae delegates and alternates to Chicago were selected by the molestat- convention: 11.0. Wel- Iasa, V. II. White. S. G. Simpson, .I. E. Fenton. B. C McCloskey, Thomas Ma- Assumes. N. C. April lousy. if. C. Darling and .I. 1'. Conan. They were instructed to work for a free outrage plank and for candidates known rolls in favorof fres coinage. Three of the number. however, are said to be gold standard men. North Carolina Delegates For McKinley. in. —At the Ninth district Republiccuponvention hers Richmond Pearson was renominated for congress unanimously. indorsed for the senate and McKinley was iudorsod for president. C. J. Harris and .l. (2'. Grant were chosen as delegates to lit. Innis. with Charles hicNarnee, who is Ilearge Vanderbilt's manager here. and George W. Smslhers as alternates. l’ritchard was Congressman Ilontelle Benomlnatcni. Damon. his. April ill—The Repnb. Iicau I’onrth district convention renomi- noted for the eighth time Charles A. Bon- telle as representative In congress. district delegates to St. Louis are Stan icy Plunlmsr of Dealer and William C. Nash of Cherryiield; alternates, I. K. Stetson of Hunger and Glaswn R. Camp hell of Churyileld. No instructions were given. The Colorado for the White Metal. DFStEIf. April 16. —-The state Demo- Chicago erotic convention elected a solid silver delegation to the with instructions to walk out of the con volition if they were not conceded the full and unequivocal recognition of free silveru Charles “. Thomas. national committee- mnu, will head the delegation. His views are of the extreme order. South Dakota l’or McKinley. convention. Plano. S. 1)., April lil.—The Repair ilcan state convention to elect deicpte. national convention was held here. The ”cautious indorssd McKinley and a platform iav'oilug the gold adopt“ ninth“: Winn. reciprocity and the Monroe doctrine and expresses sympathy for the Cuban patriots. .- Destructive nations Cyclone. Issues, 8. D.. April 16. —A severe hail pad wind storm occurred in the W part of Idmundsé musty and of Faulk county. The ex- tent of the storm and damage is not yet fully known. The house of James Kin- , with his family, consisting. of him- overtbaprniris. f and five children, was taken up and over the prairie. All the mem- :1: family were considerably hug eons-r dwelllhghou sad scheolbntl-s. he!“ and windmills were made kindling wood of and scattered They n.- (has Insolence. H .' .fin’als C. as». Townsend“! 'dipiomaey. stated that a former servant committed 1 lies Elisabeth Balfour curs, gangster of .land. The .3109 l"w1..' xvi-u asst-sow I’l‘ig Mfl‘w‘g _ . hm”, luv-Pt *M “In oneness WWW!“ smug “new W‘- "a: “ammumwfidmn “I; the M Wit ukfimvwmw o! the leaf ”is tows-m." “ II'III 3' as“... «in class. Ilsa! Admiral Blnoel dying his fhg atl! loadabathe adayhsjoar nay wellington. vet Secretary liar bent has found it ry to comment cats with him lithe medium of n telegraphic cake)?” pe.tch The have telegrs hie dimostiuvarlabl Ia cab but It Is never employed i log with commanders Ir hcmswsunmlncsssswhsre grantee assay In an mantis! requisite of the sit nation. The Mounts-taut the dis patch are. of course. unnkowu to any can outside Secretary Herbert an Admire Dance, but that it is of the utmost itapor lance ll net doubted by the high rank as val officers who know It was tent. ‘ ' The Columbia, the New York and tin lndIaua, the three most capable trials oi the fleet. are under orders to condense: It New York. The new monitor, the Tar ror. was put in commission. at the Brook Iyn navgygrd and sauce to the vessel: 1.- namod. ogcther they constitute a fermlni abiewar fleet.‘ The Columbia and New ““n’ 'm‘h" imam. ‘ York are underorders stop at Temp k'iasxiic, S‘tatcn 1l’sland. t .c naval ammo SU'CIDE OF A ‘JUR'ST' n poll fort eAtlentiesenboaril. Al I ovtbr has just gone out to purchasn 1'4“" v"£:,:;d:x “I. Wth . 500, 000 tons of coal, to be distributed at the naval couIIng stations on the Atlantic nascent, _ These things taken singly mlghtbi destitute of siguilcance. but grouped the; seal to be of serious Import. Is It simply by chance that they have happened e1 practically the same moment. so that they appear to be but diaerent parts of a slash act? That is the question navaioiliccn and members of the foreign eolunnitteeo of the two houses of eongran are asking. It Is believed that our negotiations will Spain about Cuba are not proceeding smoothly and may become at any mo ment strained beyond the resources o Is Cleveland About to Act? Amsmberol the foreign snail-s com mittee said that It was believed the presi «fruit was preparing to take, about May 1 some definite. perhaps radical. stop to ward intervention in Cuban affairs. I: this view be correct, the hasty cipher dis patch to Admiml Bones, the rendezvous ing of the Columbid‘thc New York one the Indiana at New Xork, the putting oi the Terror In commisstott fid addirigii tothoss three. the stopping of the Nos York afigiumblsmat‘ a naval smmu nittoa of t icooast and the ordering of an We supply 0! coal for the Atlantic Ml Minute tions are sapla , resolve them solves Into MW" ' belated parts is the work of ‘ 7_ Is tron bio with Spainlt scaigeucicn of the Madrid gova'rnmaut. threatened with downfall at the handset an aroused and excited populace, may precipitate any day. The Spanish people, especially those 0: Madrid, are a at the enormous frauds perpetrated by the government'i agents in the elections last Sunday. Th: Cnnovas government, like Louis Napo leon'a. may think to save itself by war with this country. In any event the Cu bun situation is an open magasineintt which a lighted match may be dropped at any moment. The statement that tin president dispatched a letter to the Span ish government embodying an offer of mediation, while vigorously denied, but been revived and meets with credence it certain well informed quarters. Thelstcsl story is that the letter left New York It the foreign malls last Saturday. If thir prove true. it would h Madrid about the time the Columba, New York, In‘ (liens and Timer would be ready for activn service. should that be the outcome of our friendly offer. The um Corn Mystery Solved. New Yeas, April Iii—It is stated on the best authority that the great Border diamond robbery had been solved. It ws.‘ the thefts. This servant is now said to bn on the, ocean. The reporter was informed that instructions have been cabled to Scot- IlllllYard bythe New York police to ar rest‘ the servant upon thaarrival of, the steamer. Some time ago the servant in (picnics: expressed a desire to quit “It Burden service In order to make a trip abroad. It was after the departure that a second servant is saidto havenmde a con. fession upon which the Scotland Yard au- thorltiea were laundered to m Notable Wedding at Newark. NESARIJ. 1., April 16.4mm”: occurred in this city of Thomas Kennedy .Laidlaw, a merchant of Glasgow and William Clark, t e tbreadmgu r. The ceremony tgok place at mm” Reformed church and was gttcnlkd by a very large punish: of Inent Is. a idesmal was IJ;g. g?" Dora Wright of Newark ad Miss Percival Lamb and Miss IAIllllw of Sent in Jun attended by his brother. Dr.Davtd Waters, lira. William Clark' s father, performed the ceremony, assisted by Dr. D. Sega “Icky, pastor of thoebureb. . W Caused by e ens-n sun. ‘ “iv-ADV us, Pa. 16 A broken rail 011th; NewY vmfi‘fiy coin and Ohio railropd. near Henna, Pa, wrecked the third Section of freight train No 82. Two men were kill grim riousiy first! firfle are Patrick knee. cc and Burk Rowley, smile man. The injured are Elmer Rush, man; C. 1!. Farmed. Maser, and A. I. Weir. All lived at Meadvllle. The loss was 87, 600. ' ‘ are-"cl... “cm W "WW” endemic addition to Wands committss and out when the treaty should be taken up. also much tiles had already elapsed II this could not It. oounty,N out the day transacting busiu‘ecs and set- ”N.” 'burd, was completely destroyed, killing . and the Crossbard church was moved from - mes-MW muffled-illicit: ill?" wide was vwbaiiyarasAdsd bytha “minim on foreign“ relational.” but mootfitoaaaaga a :ustt r’stl all it cl”obituaries as? e Hm I!!! Milling etc. '1’ agseslncat wassr calcined by hauler bassoon, chairman the com mime on foreign relations. and by Brno tars Gray seamless Chandler criticised Meters flpsraad the wording of the document. but Iiitcr poled no obslhcts to Its tidal d Sender Pugh suggested thabseucs’cf his Senator hicrgpu. and stated that the latter was desirous of being W utilities was called to up fact that In House had opposed the settlemm pro- posed by Becretuy Gresham during the last session. but It was stated In reply that Mr. Morgan would be satisfied with the treaty as amended. and It use urged that was important that action be no lougar delayed. Souls questions were asked as to the amount involved in the settlement. and It was stated in reply that study given. The nearest aimat n to the figures poo sible was t 0 sum which Secretary Gresh~ are had agreed topay. which was some Jams Cm, April low-Charles ll. Voorhls. formerly lay judge of Bergen NJ... and an or member of con gross. commitcd suicide In his law onion in the Davidson building in this city. Dir. Voorhis was at his him" through- cd In no manner out of the crater! The janitor of the building heard a plsib.i lhoi In Mr. V'oorhis office. and when the mm was forced In the body of the es conga. men was discovered In a Ecol}.L of blood. lie had tired a bullet Into h Mr. Vocrhls left a note addressed"L to his wife and family, the contour of which. however. his son refused to disclose. It is thought that the suicide resulted from dospondency because of lack of bruinsss. Judge Voorhis was so years of age. He served in. the Forty sixth congress. ln 11010, when the Hacksusack bank failed. hlr. Voorhis was president of that Insti-r tuiton. The failure brought about wide spread ruin. and President Voorbis was arrested and tried on the charge of having used the funds of the bank In speculation. lie was acquitted. Trouble Over a Bmivershlp. 811.01 is, April id. —The trouble over the appointment of Colonel Fordym. president of the Cotton ‘Ilelt, as a receiver of the Kennett and Southern railroad by Judge Wear continues. and the receiver' s privatecar is blocked by trains wrecked on either side of it by Superintendent Heuck. bouts Houok. president of theilt. Louis and Kenneth railroad. said Judge Wear' a only object in appointing a receiver was to destroy the value of the road, which is ingood financial condition. Be one tinnai: “The Cotton Belt determined to either control or ruin the line," hesainl, ”and the appointment of Colonel Forsythe without notice plainly shows that Judge Wear is willing to assist them against ‘Denth In a Tornado. FAULKTOII. b. D.. April Ill—A tornado passed through Faullt county northeast. resulting in two deaths and several In jured. Considerable damage was done at Crassbard, Hillard and Burkcmere. Sevi- erai houses and barns were blown away. The residuum of E. T. ltvsns, near Cress his two children and badly Injuring him» self and wife. At Burkmere the Winona Mill company's elevator was demolished oilshsckslau IIoteI Ilock. We carry the largest and best assorted stock of H. mecca South lentil. MILLINERY'. . .,; In the twin cities. .t In our Coat and Cape Department You can find everything suitable fol spring wear. Our prices are the lowest. Y South Norwalk. H. kRIEGER, 554 and 556 Main St" Bridgeport. LADIES’ “WAISTS! We have added to our stock a line of Ladics’ Waists made by the celebrated I nitcd Shirt and ( ollar Conl- pzmy, which is a guarantee of their fit .andstyic. . . . .. sens Men’ 5 Business Suits, $4. 90, 7. 50, 9.,00 i000 Ali wool Blue and Black Cheviets, CANNOT BE: MATCHEDI ; 1 GUARANTEED as Apv’Enirie " . r"). w. A. BENEDICT a”. co. Clothiers and Fumishers, l9 MAIN STREET. NorWaIk. SENTINEL BUILDING. So. Nor-walk. its foundation. Death of Professor Stillman. Esmx, Pa, April 10,—.‘lustushiiteheli Silliman. professorof mining. engineering and graphics at Lafayette college, died of acute dyspepsia, after a brief illness. He was 64 years old. Professor Stillman had been an Instructor at Lafayette since 1811. He was a fellow of the American Associa- tion for the Advancement of Science and a member of the Anisricsn Institute of Mining Engineers. He was author of a number of textbooks. A widow and two children survive. Captain Lethalre Acqultt'ed. BRI seals, April 16,—Thelndepsndance Beige publishes a rumor to the effect that the trial of Captain Imbalre, ti: Belgian official char rged with ilie gully aging an English raer named Stokes at Kilunga, near th river Aruwimi, in the Congo State, was concluded with his acquittal at Bombay. The Congo State omcials. how- ever, have no news to that effect. h Charged “'lth Manslaughter. Beams, April lb. —}irs. Josephine A. Andrew‘s was nmlglns in the municipal criminal court. charged with usnult upon her husband, James Andrews, with intent to kill by shooting. The cuscwas con tinued to April 23, the defendant being placed under 00.000 bonds. Fell Three Stories and Was Killed. A1 sass. April 15.4mm Hines, aged ~10.- domestic, u‘nno slitting windows in Solomon chy‘ a house on Madison ave nus, where she was employed, (oil from the third story and was instantly killed. Her neck its left leg were broken. Will Again Visit Cal-Ill. ‘ .pnxnos,’ April 16,-Ths Times an- “but! that Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, was. or the Grand Trunk railway, wIIlgo to Canada in a short time In col oectlon with the businessof that company. ‘A’ one rm- Daniel 0. Rollins. Miltswos'rn. N. IL, April ill. -—Hon. Daniel G. Rollins of New York city has M the Congregational society with county. , 3 ‘ use us use. 1...; ~' l LOW. Anti Ill—Philip Sldnsymac and Bars-do Ibis andelsdat Dlrlau.adevuara. . , r 'r' Gasoline Stoves 0“ sin... . 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