. M .
‘ C. civics by which the present bill would
Afterghfiuch Discussion. is
0 That the Home Can
11 the Law Still Fur-
. titer.
0RD; April 11— The so-callcd
oncpuiy'wtclcnhonc bill. which
‘th telbphone la'w of the last
regard to Superior Court
on for new telephone 00111.
‘ titted an up1oar this morning.
I; till Judiciary Committee 1eported
thin. The House split on tho
and It as finally tablet] for.
o givethc llouse time to get
s 'it. Strong anti-monop-
ng’ was expressed. '
' l‘folle Said that he had intro-
Ill. and that it was backed
he most expert telephoneI
til staid. He said that the law
iile it meant well was pro-i
practiic As to the pro».
at two telephone companies ‘Nlllr
In said that the rates would be
er and that incic instruments‘
used. “To my mind" said the
‘it is not right to tuice such a
his state as is now on the
t creates 11 monopoly. 11 mon-
ltt has been forced on all the
lime the Bell 'ielephono Com-
.i‘defcated in the courts." lie
.. ouho to turn down the Ju-
‘ O mltteos report
as moved that the resolution be
‘or calendar and piloting.
rig. leader of the mainiity. ob-
kins”. leadei of the minority.
rted the motion.
Woodriii‘f. of the Judiciaiy Com-
wanted it tabled as did M1.
5.50! Winchester. and Mr. Hitch-
of Woodbnry.
5' for “anything that would bring
liveucent telephone."
1" Pratt of Torriiigton. supported
g.
ttwood. of New Britain. argued
tabllng. as the opposition and
dietary Committee had had more
_ 111g agreed. ui’terfurthei debate.
1 blé the matter so that. the. House
amendment. it was so done.
The Railroad (‘ommitiec ieponed
ably on the bill incorporating the
prion erilnm Compam which
cts the People's Tramway (‘.om-
solution was scat to the Com-
. on Claims. .mproptiaiing
for the voting machine for ex-
its special franchise bill was relcct-
motion of the Judiciary ( ominit-
Mr. King said that the pi ovlsicus
he [11]] were to be included in the
tax bill sent in by the statute re-
Oli. commission.
bill authorizing the city 01'
“gcport to issue 8400.000 bonds for
crossings was passed The bill
amended and provided that the
olldaied Road should build a lift
5 general had dodged the issue that 1
Id. S. Huntington. Hyde.
‘ lira that. delightful erroneous tor the ‘
prove to be contrary to these ‘priacin‘
pics. The report as, a whole was 0.115
verse to Mr Hood '8 bill and sup.
ported the adverse opinion of the labor ‘
committee. Mr. Housol made a state
moat regarding the bill. He said
that lit his opinion as the. attornc
should be passed and sent up to the
Supreme Court. He Said “Are we go-
ing to allow an attorney general to
send in a 1' sport in Which he dosh not
give a single opinion and to rush this
question through. This in an impor-
tant, matter Hand-1t interests thousands
of citizens of this state.
House will pass the bill.”
on the roll. and nay vote the follow.
ing dI1ision resulted: ‘
inns: Hartford countywli‘rcodmir
l‘hilbrica F. G. Humphrey. Batch.
Merriman. Roberts. Middleton. W. 11'.
Thompson. Abba. Wadsworth. 8.58mi-
ford. S. H. Williams, Kinne. F M.
l..oomis. P. A. Banning, Stotts. Bow.
era. Watkins. W. it. Attwood. Francis.
Neai.~ W, H. Hall. A. id. Humphrey.
Bounties Walkely Rising Willard. Id.
I... Smith, Phelps. _ 5
New Haven t-oiint1"—~Tiicltor.llalrl
win. llabcock. Aicrill. Post. Lcectc
ticrantmi. Bicknoll. .l. W. Wallace.
Plait. l5}. T. Clark. Dlekm'mi. Vi’oodruff.
W. 0. Davis. Culver Beecher; Ken
drick Upson. Bishop.
Ncw i.ondou-—(‘ oit. Grocnnwinn Luth-
10p..l. l5}. Hall Dawlcy lilicc A ill.
Br'.o\\n W. H. Allen. 0. ll. Loomla,
Lamb Olds. (i. D. Thompson. White.
‘ Maxson.
Fairiicld county~Staplos. Lee. G.
\Vliittloscy. Bell. Waltcinan. Walsh.
Boswell. Conrad. Nichods. Stillman
Adams. Hill. A. ll. Davis. ll. W, San
ford. H l’. Bisscll M. Hungcrford
Rite. Bragg. Shelton. Gorlmm. Nash.
Windham County-King. Gates
Mansfield. W. H. Taylor. Kowlton. 1..
N. Clark. Hewllnga ll. 11. Bucl], Pearl.
Burroughs. W. E. Atwood. Lilibridgc.
Chappcl]. Wright. Chandler. Carpenter.
Hibbard.
Litcliileld county-«J. 'l‘. Hubbard.
Stoddard. A. 1.. Clark. Juno. Beach, .1.
E. Hungert‘ord. Legeyt. Rogers. D. C.
Sanford. C, It). Seymour. A. M. Pratt.
A. (1. Morris. Wadliams. Coo. .lanc. Kcl.
logg. S. B. Smith. Scovillc. Landon.
Hazard. Eastwood. E. Pratt. 'l‘ravls. M
A. Strong. 6. l1. Morris. Hitchcock.
Middlcscx county—Peariie. Tyler
Shailer. Chapman. Scldeii Perry
Bi‘uincrd Spencer E. Pratt W. H.
Smith. Shepard. Southworth. J. .I.
Banning. Staunard. .
Tolland county-Standish. C. R.
ilucll. Turner. Baxter. (1, G. Allen.
Steai'iis. l’ccblcs. Burdlck, Griswold
Reed. Foster. Horton. W. S. Webster.
li‘ahcy. Willcs. Morrison.
Total. I fill.
Nays—Hartford counuw‘ulllcr.
N. Webster. A. C. Huntington.
New Haven county—«Donovan. Gull-
foilc. MlillVlllt'. Callahan. G. W. Keelcr.
Bristol. ilowc. Doaoliuc. Maschmeycr
.I. M. Page. Kuvaiiaugh.
New London connty—«Calklns. Perle
ins. Daniels. Killeon. Lamplicre.
(i
P‘aii‘licld c011nty—~»llicyers. Durant
lion. Wunzcr. Brow. [13. Taylor.
Windham countyMMorcy.
l.itclificld county—Baxter. G. R.
Smith. W. O. Page. Waugh. O'Connor.
Mulviilc, Kllborn. Heminway.
Middlcsex county-Hurd.
I’nrmelcc.
’l‘ollaiid coullty—~Stoele. Total. fill
The Committee on Labor reported
favorably this morning the important
bill providing for free employment
bureaus. There has been a. strong
tight for the bill before the committee
and thousands of people have. pett-
tioned for its passage. It provides
that the commission of the bureau of
labor statistics shall 01 ganize in New
Egetcr.
or, bridge across Bridgeport bar'bm.
’, ad of the ciiginal draw bridge.
fucker said the W111 Department
in layer of the change. and there
a no opposition Passed.
,h'eblll piovlding that any physician
. tit of the state could come. here.
take charge of a state physician‘s
sea for six months was rciecteed.
Anothci bill tending ii?
iii medical practice between
sol‘diected. Mi Bowers
a 111‘ supporteis of the hill
hosted its withdrawal
lll fixing the charges of a tale-
‘e‘ace from $1.50 0t0 $2. 50. was
tition incorporating the Union
,, Light, and Power iompany
ported favorably. and tabled.
IEIII; hour labor bill was turn-
by the House this morning by
.160 to 39. Mr. House], of
‘run. was the only one to I“:
It. the attention.
King called the. eight hour bit]
.5' the table and asked that the at-
sonoral's opinion handed In
. ‘be road. The opinion in
‘mtcd that no specific question
the attorney general and
‘ that Shpré his Chart could only
flight oly decide the question
titted that the. Supreme
t had I a down min
{1;
1.5
Ha1cn. llartfoid and Ilitdgcport ultimo
public employment bureau for the
. pinposc of receiving applications from5
persons seeking employment and for
| persons seeking to employ Tabor. No
Iconiponsatlon sh a‘l be. paid for such
assistance The )1" is tabled for
printing
Andi‘tnp rtant bill was passed this
moinina iiirlding for practically me
imprisonment for the crime of rapc.
The present law provides for impris-
onment of not lcss than three years.
The bill that. passed the House today
call for not more than fifty years. it
is a sweeping change in tho criminai
statutes and is one of the most import-
ant criminal legislation passed this
session.
The Housc also passed the poll and
military tax hills. which liaVc far
reaching results throughout the state.
The bill as amended and passed roads
as follows: When any person snail
neglect or refuse to pay his poll or mli-
itary tux he may be baled before a
justice of the peace and may then be
committed to Jail or workhouse until
such tax with interest thereon shall be
paid. The prisoner shall be discharg-
oil when its laboi at one dollar a day
shall amo at to the tax and costs
Senate Proceedings.
HARTFORD. April 11“"111 the Bon-
atc today the Oscar L..Bradlcy court
martial claim was turned down in con-
‘currence with the House. Senator
Wright’s contention ln‘its favor being
backed by six other one here as to]
town: . Senators honesty. ‘.ocpor. Lon-
don. McDonald. flharlcs 11. and 1mm.
ick J. Brown The vote 3against the
committees report wasl
Senator Wright called 3tho bill up
and spoke in its favor. 5
. Senator Koncnly made a strong
speech against making the statement
indirectl t’y that the result of the court
martial was unfair as he said that
there use much evidence admitted tutti
tended simply to being the court. nea-
ator Stupor supported Mr. Kencaly and
said it the claim was pm is mounted
to pi inclu chromium on drunks Gill.
cantor-5 cancer on that there Witt
no reason why the state should my the
clalmoi‘if as place; who was drunk in
seemed to sloop-it
you enough for this
another livedoiisr no “from his pack;
ct ho thrust it into the pal-son‘s hands.
only half how sweet she “11111.5
evident that he had never before von~
hired to kiss her.
‘11 bashful youth. but he could no longer,
l'lli’lpt‘ tillll. *‘
emulating mammals The sensititloui
yr“ thrillingi to th
hit]
arson. i'll be switchodm if I .0 pain
oh.” and union.
The deer follow had never yet known
He may have been
were not. uniform and wide fluctuations
Were frequent among the inoi'c active
stocks. In some cases the opening ad-
vauces were wiped out and important
stocks. such as Northern Pacific. Bur-
lington. Atchison. Lackawauna. Ten—
nessee Cool. New York Central and the
Smeltings were from a fraction to 2
points below yesterday's clusc. Coili—
cident with those points of depression.
material progress was being made up- .
ward by Sugar. Tobacco. Consolidated
Gas. Anaconda Mining. Amalgamated
Ltopper and Union Pacific. Amalgamat-
cd Copper rising an extreme '30:. and
Consolidated Gas 5%. Northwest had
sold off it; to tilt). but when it was
rushed up to 212. it pulled Burlington
above 192. and carried St. Paul and
Rock island l’.-4. to 3‘1. above last night.
The speculation was very feverish at 11
o’clock. and top figures Were not well
licld. reactions running from 1 to 4
points in some of the active stocks.
Northwest fluctuated as widely as 5
points between sales and the preferred
mode equally wide ad'Vnnces. rising 11
points over last night.
WA]. I. STREET. noon—walnuts to
realize now interuipted by occasional
feeble rallies and prices fell sharpii
Recessions from the earlier best prices
were from 2 t0 5 points in the stocks
which had made the. largest gains.
Heavy selling of the grangors and
United States Steel stocks exerted in-
licence on all otlici stocks and prices
01 many sold undei yesterday's close.
1101 folk & Western Mexicali Central
and Colorado Fuel “arc. ad1anccd :
to 21-3 in the face of the general sell-
Ing. Sugar was manipulated up to
Hills; just before noon. but it Ilfttl bil
little influence on ouior stocks. .
Bonds were active and simply. I
WALL STREET I p. in. Wabash.
advanced 1% 0101 last night. the pr~5 .
lorrod iii... and l’rosscd Stool (‘ai I}.
during the period of weakness in the
general market. The reaction reached
7 points in Northwustorn. 2~,. in Ania]-
gamated Copper. and 27".. iii Burling-
ton. 'l‘hcrc was a considerable recor-
who
it is?
i
iilntivc holdin of long stock
were sacrificed. owing to the apparent
indifference of inside interests to the
bear attack.
TODAY'B QUOTATION.
Reported over private wire 0! In. A.
‘.iiollme. commission
liar. Swartzu
dorhott'a block. South Norwaik:
restrain his impulse. now that she was . 9 I520“ High
all his own. Overflowiug i5 ~ppineas Am. (M- Oil. on
may be a. little unconventumi at Am 35- “500..143%§ 1461A.
times. but honest attest]. Jtlstltluh it- Am. ”0‘“ 0° 129% 130
self So we say.\(lod hi the noble Atchtson. “”4 85 1,
follow; may his honeymoon endure Atchison. 11111.. ”Wt ”5‘4
till his wife. is a widow. ,I‘m- *2 ”“0- 9.3% 3‘59
_ . ‘ . “waged" 1.3 83:24
CAN'T our HIM snrmsuv. 095115 “ n “i ‘.54
“Door inc." sighed Mrs. Fiddlefad- .QME 8“ 0N5» “’95" ‘4‘
die. “since they were reduced. you .‘fl'h 1* N- “u WIN/11 it} .
know. the Waxvuoodios have become EM 3; «it! Q. 191 / 192.1,.
most plebeinn. Why. their son has no I; M- 3“ 3L I" 1"“54 “57
.iually become a postnatal“ Elli; R-L & P" ”l / "2";
"Yes. but than." replied Mrs. Diddlc- 95-9-0 32‘8”... 817... 115,45.
daddio. sympathetically. "tlicre’s one 13-643 H‘ (21111., With 170
consolation. h‘lsroutc is In the most ("in ”‘1' (“0" '3‘” , 529%
exclusive district; so he will still have #3: glisa‘gt 123:2 1%ng
some of our hes 1 1 . ~ -, v‘ '- t 5- _
list .. t pioi It on his (ailing Man. Consul, 128 128%
. _._.._.__ WWW... licti'opoliiian. tilt-ll. 108
M.K.. 8-. ‘. pfd.. til 5.4,. iii in
Top" 'N WM} STREET” Miss. phonic, 10:15.1. 10:1 :1.
want. sruun’r. 10:10 a. m.m'1 he NM; 1‘9"“ 00-5 1W5 .
market opened active and strong. with N \p-5 (-7- & “5- 15:1 Vi lm‘ii
the l' niteil States Steel stocks. the u.1.,o.&w.,..0 35
southwestern railroads and Aniulga- Gon. Tobacco. 47 ‘7
mated (oppcr showing notable ”,0th Pacific. 953% 99%
strength. Tlici'c were large, blocks in- M" PM“ pfd.. 9‘. 97.
lieu of Wabash preferred. 'i‘exns & l‘a. licnnsylvu‘niu. ””9 “5V”
rifle and Kansas it Texas preferred. at Iconic 1" (“‘5‘ ”I,“ 111%
an advance of about a point each. PM" 5‘ ROM-- '3" 391/455
Northern Pacific opened up (it on the P' &. R" ”m" f”? 1"
purchase of l.500 shares and Elurllng- Sou. Railway. 58:}. ‘39
ton up 1.1;. on the purchase of 51.000 3"“5 “Y5 pm“ ”I‘m '3"?!
shares. but both stocks ran off about Sou. throttle 4.9% 4.5959
a traction on secondary sales. Consoli- Tenn. (" & I" M M
dated Gus rose W3 and there Were ”3‘5 ‘5‘?““0'5 “wt 1573
gains approaching 11 point in other l.i.1o.l...t.o.pfd.. ””3! 76""
stocks. 1'. S. Rubber. 211.1. 211/.
WALL 3.11m”, ll 11. m.—~Trading ilnion Pacific. 9.1 9311:.
during the first hour presented the ”L PM. 1111].. 14th-
same “spotty" appearance as on yes- “INNS!" bid. 49"“ “ii“
terduy. The declines and advances “95“ Union. 93'5“) 935“
Low
1135/.
1211511
04%
95% .
as
3214.
011%
my.
199% a
1196/.
11.5%
1411
31
178%
220
1041;.
. bill
12714
1001/.
00%
10:1
”10%;
351%
45%
97%
96%
1 16
Ill
36
75%
28%
79%
515%
G"
13%
76%
21
92%
5101.5
9254,»
1:30
21“
145%
129%
226%
104%
521i;
127%
160%
00%
103
16%
1511 by
34%
46%
93%
96%.
156%
1111/.
36%
157/11
38%
30
45%
031.9
13%
76%
21
:13
851/.
510%
1922‘;
Taylor 8. Golden.
REAL ESTITE AND
INSUR 1!.th
LINCOLN arcades wansnousa
74 Washington Strut.
scum noswauu. coon.
trade.
per pair.
each.
cry after the decline was checked and
the takings became very dull at the
rally. I
WALL STREET. 2 p. lll.~'~Th(‘. pairl
city of the demand on the rise oncouc
sand the room traders to make roiiew-'
ed demonstrations against the market?
and they ware successful in depressing
many of the loading stocks to the low-
est figures (it the day. The pressure
was most severe against the grangors.
United States Steel. tho Pacltlcs and
Amalgamated Coppci. 'lhc doclinc
wiped out weakly margincd accounts
article.
‘1' . w ..
"It never rains but
it pours."
Say You
Uidii i it pour Saiuiilai' It
L‘t‘llllllll)‘ put a “Cl blanket on
We 1ch like calling
profits this work:
Boy's Knee Pints at 18c.
Ever heard of any-
thing likc it before?
The President Suspender
at 15c. per pair.‘ is
4 ply Linen Collars. 111 7c.
Suits that are reasonable at
$10.00 and $14.00 are purchas~
able here at $6.95. and the
$7.00 kind at $4.50.
$2.00 Children’s Suits. 98c.;
$3.50 suits. $1.75.
HATS for men. 98c. Why.
you would not hesitate to pay
$1.50 and $2.00 for the same
Nothing Iikc seeing to be
convinced. Come in.
D. GOTTLIEB,
II NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.
tire stock is to be sold at once regmdless of cost.
Closing Out Sale
Dry GOOds,
Carpets,
Furniture, etc. w.
Owine to the death of Mr. Scoficld of Oil] firm. the en-
I
51110 begins Saturday, March .9.
3001111111 .1. 1101.
“UTE KOHWRLK. GONE.
O C
0.. 0..
price $1.25.
Misscs‘ Gloves. all sizes and
O
O
.0
Scrub Brushes, solid backs.
Steel Wire Sink Brushes,
Rising Star Stove Polish.
TRISTRAM 81
ENTERTAINMENTS ‘
HOYT’S THEATRE.
FRIDAY. APRIL 12.
‘Sliould old acquaintance be forgot."
W. E. NANKEVILLE Presents the
Grandost Minstrel Organization in
the world. The record of the past
a guarantee for the future. I
HAVERLYS
Mastodon Minstrels.
Headed by the fictognizcd Minstrel.
King of the Universe.
GEORGE “Walt§.Mc...Agaln" WILSON.
A new crop at llurnt cor]. fun. i
Minstrel text strictly adhered to.
Famous Big Four. Dan Allmnn. Mn-
zur it (‘.onley. Bakei & Teal Gaidcii to
Hunt. Hear the Oslobiatod linicily
Choir. Gladdish. (‘.luxton. Roland. Max-
flold. Sam Nuiikci‘ille. Michlliiii 111131
Charles Wesley, with a Band like
Sousa.
PRICES. 25. 50. 75c.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt's
Theatre. South Norwalk. and Wood's
drug store, Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of each performance.
.. . .. .... .1 ‘fi-.. .. ..
DELICIOUS MAT. .
Send the orders horc' and there will
be few. If any, complaints about the
‘quallty of the meat.
We receive our consignments from
the best packers and the
BEEF. VEAL. LAMB. ETC.
is of the best grade. Cat from young.
well fed animals, raised specially 1'01
food. it is tender. toothsomc and nour-
letting.
new canruav MARK’ET.
Adam Stolnwald. Proprietor.
idly Block. 80. Main St.
Stile of Real Estate.
Notice is hereby given. pursuant to
an order of the Court of Probate for
the District of Norwalk. that the un-
dersigned administrutrlx of said estate.
will sell all the real estate of said do-
ceasod situated in the town of New-
town. Conn.
Dated the 30th day of March. 190‘].
MATT]!!! A. CLARK,
, Administrau‘tx.
I
1.1..
I“ ll
or
COUNTERFEIT DOLLARO
OLETOWN.
MIDDLETOWN. April il«-0011ntc1‘-
felt silver dollars“ are in circulation
here to much an 911th that the banks
have especially Warns merchants to
he on their guard. it in said that tho
couiiterfcits are very good imitation
of th ogeuuino and have been accepted
IN MID-
tattoo.
'MACHINIBTB WAGES ADVANCED.
ALBANY..N. Y., April 11-«As u N
suit of threat of 2,000 men to strike
unless the demands of. part of the num-
her were compiled with. the Delaware
it Hudson Company has agreed to
car builders employed in its shops at
car builders employed in its shoots at
barbarians) Pa. Green island and One
oats. N. it. a uniform rate or time and
a quarter for all work porformed on
9c. 1 Rattan Carpet Beaters.
7c.ITea Canisters. 1 1b..
by many luminous ‘mouwtthout noai- ‘
LADIES’ TAILOR—MADE SUITS.
Now is the time to think about a new Suit for Spring. W e have them. All new and of tlic lat~
est styles, made by the best people in tlic business-no tenement house work, but every suit made in a
clean well—ventilated factory and under the most favorable circumstances. They are made in Etons,
Fly Fronts, Tight Fitting and Double Breasted Jackets. of Homespun, Cauiels’llair. Cheviot, Broad
Cloth V antianfliotlisnu shades of grey, blue, brown, eastor. oxford and b-,lack rangingiu price from
it $10.00 to $25. 00.
KID GLOVES
shades, 85c. and $1.00.-
90. 'Salts and Peppers. plated top. IOC.‘ Tack Pullers, steel points,
Mouse Traps, 5 holes.
Hard Wood Clothes Pins, 10. do
8c. Counter Brushes,
NORWALK CONN
ZOO.
HYAT’I‘
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At Easier time everyone expects to have new Gloves. Our spring iiiippitaiion is now in
stock. We have the best Dollar Glove in the market; no one can sell a bcttcr one.
tans, modes, pearl. brown. slate. white and black.
'lrcioussc Suede Gloves iutans. modes. white and black; the best Suede Glove in tlic mar,kct
T we clasps in
There is no better Gloves sold by any one thanour three clasp $1.50 15‘. 8; H. Gloves. They are
made expressly for us. from selected skins; and the best of'workmansliip.
and popular ‘sbadcs, as well as black and white.
these letters and you will/ be sure that you have got the best glove that you can buy.
'l‘Iicy conic in all the now
On every clasp are our initials—-—T. -& H. Look for
71 .,;-'1"1
W ..' é. ...‘
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPT. -.
()ui Specials in this dcpaitniciit for this week 1110 as follows:
‘ or
771;
50
25c.
The Leading Outfitters 101, Men women
a.
\ 1 ll
:1; 1'. ‘ and Children.
29 - 31 list Taillight Street.
Silk and Wash Waists,
(So-Carts for Babies.
Lace Curtains for Your Home.
O
O
. ill be cordially
H. KR]
Millicent. Tailor-Made Suits.
Children’s Dresses, 3011’s 50
t
is.
Invited to Attend.
RESPECTFULLY.
GER 81 CO.
SAVE THE PIECES
And bring them to me.
made 'from place of broken one. Ev-
erything needed for the comfort of
those who wear glasses always in
stuck.
HOMER B. HOYT.
Graduate Optician.
Room 9. United Bank Building.
New ‘ ions
launder: and overtime. l
on... hours. 8 w 11:515. 12:15 motto.”
Saturday. evening, 7 to 9. ' '
hiya: examined. Glasses fitted
. IF‘ ‘PENOILS WERE VOTES.
“All we need to carry this election."
said the Democrat. “ta—-—~—~—"
"A good supply of pencils." interrupt-
ed the Republican.
“Pencils!” exclaimed the Democrat.
"Certainly. If pencils w'erc votes.
your mathematicians wouldn't leave us
a single state.”-—Oiilcago Post.
(5111311511 ‘
ESOULE‘T‘TS
CURE! Plthl
And all rectal disorder or money 10
loaded. Pleasant. 5a 'thBlo; A
radical ours. 500. at, 0. Still-
son’s. t '0 A ' . orll‘mil:
Bettor’s Wm. or iii. '.
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