whoso‘spnv. upon
rip, never as low as they are this spring We would suggest on early in-
ion thereby huvlng the variety to select from.
BruIIelI carpets from lilo up. 5' ;, 2 I- .. ‘1
Oiloloths and Linoleums from lioc up
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Wehave just received a new sto cit of Matting including all the latest
tiles in stripes, checks, plains and patterns.
10 Cents per yard and up.
The Furniture department has all the new and up- --to (into styles at prices
low I than the lowest.
spams 131.1111 ll‘LAME on. or ovss. 15.00.
BABY CARMAGES AND GO CARTS FROM $5 TO 825.
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PIANDEI nub IIIIIIoIAs
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and all Floor Coverings
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wt BoIII LOSE
.‘Wéi‘ lose 9. possible customer and friend; you lose a chance to
01m: acquainted with our reliable COAL which your neighbors
churning with so much satisfaction. Our coal. looks good burns
‘ - Ibeét. You will like it. it oni order some today we'll
‘ (on there promptly. . 2 ~
re .mnklng new customers every doy~and keeping them. _
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tint iii iiIddIm, [birds in 811
Insulated Min its Trustees
tailed il HIii pill] truishlinu ill
CInstiiuiimIIi insertion
HARTFORD A11ril"-—l’c3tcrdny 1th
.iudpes' (luy in the constitutional con-
vcntlon. ”the order of the day nt 1
o'clock was upon the repmt of the (cm.
Inittce appointed last Wednesday upon
(In article relating to the judicinry ’l he
report plovides in substance that the
judges of the Supmme and Superior
Courts shall be appointed by the Gen
crui Assembly in such manner as shall
be by low prescribed. That they shall
hold ollloc during good behavior up
to the age of 70. after. which they uluiil'
be appointed slate I'cl‘oreos. The sul-
urine of the judges are fixed Ill. $6, 000.
This is two thousand more than at,
present The salaries of the Stntc
referees are fixed at $3.000. Judges or
Courts of Common Plans and District
Courts shall be appointed for 11 (our
of six years Judges of City. POllCam
BorOug‘h and Town Courts shall be up
pointed for (1 term of two yeuIs.
Judges of Probate shall be elected to!
terms of four years.
Delegate Schuyler Merritt of Stem-
i’or‘d, chairman of the committed sup
ported the report in (In nblc urguo
Iucnt. lrlc said the judicial side of the.
government was perhaps its most im-
portant branch. The, great. body of
law under which we lived, was 1101
what iiudco‘me from legislative (Inm-
merits. but was judge made low. The
great‘ common law of E uglnnd which
had followed the Anglo- Saxon race
uround the world was the Iesult of the
wisdom of the grout English Judges. it
was necessary then that. Judges should
be independent. and that their terms
should not be at the mercy of the
governor. They should hold oillcc dur-
ing good behavior. ,and should who paid
for their services a. sum adequate
thereto, and sufficient to keep them-
selves and their families in a manner
befitting their station. - . _
Mr. Clark. of Haddnm. moved an
amendment that the sulurlce he left (It
the present. ilc-ure of $1.000 11 year. its
alsoropposed the appointment of super—
onuuntod judges on . state referees,
characterizing it as hplf~pny pension.
Before the order of tinI (luy was cull-
(Id. Mr. Rcilflcld. otF‘IMIIInlngton moved
to take from the (shin for adoption (1
resolution offered by him in the early
days of the convention. it provides
' that no (ex-post 'focto low. or one ret-
rosueotivo in its operation nor low im—
pairing the obligation of contract shall
bII enacted by the General Ass-empty
but no special privileges or immunities
"Nil (III-yr lIrI erupted which may not he
nltered revoked or repealed by in:
(lonercl Assmnhlv. nor shall any cltlw
son or class of citizens be Izrnntod
privileges which upon the same term
shall not hegrnntcd (Iii citizrns. it
also provides that no person shall bf
twice put in jeopnldy for the some of;
i’rur-n.
'i‘h“ inttcr part (If the resolution wus'
zinfrntml. but tinI section relating to
special privileges was tabled for discus-
sion todny. ‘willI (Ix-Governor Walter‘s
.v'solutlon ‘sguiust ,speclni legislation.
ooomso 1'0 DISSOLUTION.
Railroads Withdrav‘vlng from Western
Passenger Association.
CHICAGO April 2—-—Th(\ Western
Passenger Association. the largest or-
»(‘snization of the kind in the country,
embracing every railroad-running west
from Chicago and ,St. Louis and many
others in tho‘ territory east of the Min
rouri river accmdius lo the Tribune
is doomed to dissolution,
Formal notice of withdrawal from
the association given by John Sebas-
tlnn general passcngor agent of the
Chicago Rock island & Pacific ruii
mud. in the Tribune ‘l opinion, un-
doubtedly will be followed promptly
by some of the most important roads
in the association. The Western Pus-
senger Association was organized
about twenty years ago and has been
reorganized six times. “it is prob-
able," continues the Tribune “that the
Western Passenger Association will be
. reorganized and all illegal “shows of
- the present eliminated "
- HAYES"
CASE MUST BE TRIED.
NEW HAVEN. Apri12.——At yester-
‘I. day's session of the criminal side at
' the' ‘Supemor Court Judge Shumwny
" declined to postpone to the July te‘l‘m
; the trial of David Hayes of Merlden,
said to have been formerly keeper of a
f“ pool room who is accused of attempted
bribery:
,- was granted with a. reduction 0: bonds
. from $6, 000 to $4. 000.
2, ment between State {Attorney Wil-
Home and couhsei several criminal cas-
t" es were disposed of. Waitol Cons, of
.’ Ansonla, pleaded" not ~.guilty‘,.to; the
charge of- burglary on February 15.
A continuance for. two trucks
Upon ugr eo~
(Ind Annie Cooley. Henry amnion and
Joseph 'IIE'vans we)!”
RAILR0‘A0 LINss SOLIS. .
chroma, April 21—1119 oxtensiv
issue Reese coin Mining Comfinny in
' western Kentucky. extending into;
Tennessee; where it owns railroads
and steamboat lines with elevators pt.
gnmphis fined Puducah has just been
dfor .5500 0290 to In Chicsgo and New
York syndicate says nus Nashville.
correspondent of tho
'i‘epnesseé‘,
Ill llfli’lliii’il
of Annuals, also ,
2 piesded not guilty to theft ohargesp‘
3‘
0i lineup Depositing; iiiill
Monsanto ill (Spring ili'i'.
dignsw Ii “ill HeIliiI.
l’dili'h .
Eden] Dnmpuund
lin'IIIiIIIlIIs iiIe Fiagui lliil Suslem iiilll lili-
stores l’uicci Htiillll
W
/ To thousands of people out (If-sorts,
weurly, despondent morosé irritable
with weak, loitering step. pole faces.
and dull (ind sunken eyes not sick
enough to be confined to bed. this is a
critical and dangerous season—«o time
that urgently culls for prompt action if
recuperation and cure arc the prime
objects.
The past experience of hundreds of
thousands. including nblo medical mun
cicrgyi‘neu, Judges, iawycrs iitcrury
men and women. the rich and those in
iugiy tol’nlno‘s Celery Compound, the
great medical prescription of modern
times that gives to the ailing sick.
and diseased the two. cundition of
health that. insures happiness and tiue
pleasure from day to day
The virtues peculiar to Pnino‘ (I CclI
on Compound quickly manifest tiicim
power in the correction of unhealthy
nerve action. and supplying the ruins
with pure more abundant more Iig
mono, and life—giving blood.
Puiue‘s Celery Compound is pro-(Im-
luentiy the best spring medicine
known to medical practitioners for
thoroughly cleansing and purifying the
blood and banishing the vuxicd‘ ills
(hut result from n poisoned null impurc
condition of the life stream.
If you how any of the varied symp-
tomu of rheumatism neuralgia (lys-
pepsin liver complaint kidney disease
eczcmn or suit. rhcuin 11 few bottles
of Pnhic‘s Celery Compound uscd nt
this time will r‘npidly dispel till tron»
bio- and danger We urgc (II (1y weak.
ailing and sick portion to fairly test
the medicine that is doing more fur
suffering immunity than all other com.
bined remedies
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DIAMOND DYES Puresi Strongest
Simplest. lI‘ Iatcsl of (III dyes.
COAL REDUCED FIFTY CENTS,
Will Retain Reduction Only During the
M011 th of April.
PliiiADif-Liliiill, April ” ..--«AII
nounccmeut was made ycstcniay by
the officials of the Philadelphia It
Readingliaiiwny that nuthrucito cool
prices hnvc been reduced 50' cents '
4011.2 This reduced price \vll. no in
force during April only. On hiuy 1 ten
cents a too will be guided and equal in
Images will be mode. on the first days
of June, July, Ausust (Ind September,
.Ifter‘ which (late. tlII-I‘ old In ice. schedule
viii again be ‘in l'ui (III Reluli dealers
will announce the rcdlullon in mice
in II few days. .
The reduction is m dmcd by the Au
thraclto Association. Similar notion
was tnken April 1 190].
The circular letters announcing the
Induced wires were sent out to one
tomcrs Monday night; A change. from
the roles of the 1901 circulnr’is the
advance on our; ltllil broken cool it» to
‘25 cents a ten (10‘ as to make tncsc
sizes equal in price to the stove and
‘nut coal. This,._thc Reading officials
say is done to equalize the prices here
with those ruling III the west.
A BIG MiNlNG SUIT
involves Property Worth Over Five
Million Dollars.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Cot. April
2.--What is perhaps tho biggest min-
ing suit in the history of Colorado bus
been filed in the district court und in-
volvce mining pronoriy vnincd ui more
than $5.000.Illltl.. The property affected
2 is all located in the Crippic Creek (us-
triet null includes the famous Gold
(loin mine. ‘_'i‘iIo suit is brought by the
minority stockholders of the Mount
Rosa Company against the Woods in-
vestmcnt’COmpuny and tho pinlutifi's
churcc that F. M Woods H.113 Woods
and Women Woods forming the defen-
(lant company have “cheated and de-
fra‘uded them of their rights ever since
they hcquired connoi of the Mount
Rose Company in 1892 " -
A receivership is asked for together
with on accounting of the Mount Rose
Company’ (I iunds and a statement
showing the disposition mode of the
company’ 5 various, properties.
OFFER FOR CHURCH SITE
NEW YORK April 2—.~An offer 0!
can syndicate tor the site of St Paul's
Church; parish house and cemetery at
Broadway and Fulton street. The
Trinity corporation refused the: offer
and it- was declared by the. controller
that no often for the famous property
will he considered. much less Accept:
so. it was the intention of the bid-
(iletrs to erect (I "skyscruper" on the
s (I ‘ 2
.fiw‘
DlgN-ECT'ONS lN COLORADO. 1,.
NVFJR Col}. April 2~Elcctions
‘ flinD many Colorado towns of the minor
lode Wale held y‘ést‘crdily. The risk
:Isoation in most places was small And
thé vote Wes ivory light. The parties
out- very little figure in the surplus
tions and canyons and in msnvmlacsc
but on: trolls was in the field rue
weptliér. was-tine. and no trouble was
“ rephrtod‘tr out any. point. .2
high social posithm, points unhcsltnt: '
$5. 000, 000 has been made by n Europ 2
ll , ‘
in Simshuru;
mum”. a...»
Six l‘IIr llill'llliii’s iiIIIIInIi Jurisdir 2 ‘
lliili lll hail iiiwn tIIIIIIII]
i
1 2 . l
Counsel in licicnscl’n'suicd in
T sting ilnmhu' View
NEW HAVEN, Aprilil -~"llIc six per-
sons under arrest for alleged burglary
of freight cure of llI(.I Northampton di-
vision of the Consolidated rond. III'IrcIt-
(Id two weeks ago by Detonti‘mlhn-
neily, were all in the City (iourt for
trial, youteI'Ilny.2 The accused persons
are Warren la. Dnnforth. Arthur Emer-
son. .lcrcmiuh Curpcntcr and Charles:
WIIllIcI'bec, of this city. nil members oi‘
the trnln crew, and .icnnic Clurk. of
Windsor Locks. and l'lnzersun.I'inight.
of Shushury. The accused, wore rcp-
rcscnird by Lawyers lI‘I-IIdI'rirk i:-
Avcriii llilil iluvid id. li‘ltzgcrnld.
When the cases wric culled City At—
torney \Vchb Hillil that he would iin
for u continuance to Saturday nini. Mr.
Fitz gcrulil obicctrd, shying that his
clients bud a right to (1 bearing and
that he did not cure lf’hruch warrants
were issued for them to he brought for
trial before it jury. ills clients were
innocent and if proper insuring were
given lhrm in tiltI police court they
would not have to he brought before u
jury. l'lc noted that the information
had been changed from theft to bur~
glory.
Mr. Webb smiled while" Mr. lI‘ll'z-
gcruid wns talking. and when he got it
chance to talk. said that the reason for
(ontiuuiug the roses nisi was that it
wns learn ed that the ('rimcI bod been
committed in (1 county over which New
Haven county courts imd ‘uo jurisdic.
lion. The nccuscd Imp-merely hold
for the authorities of Slmsbury where
the crime was alleged to have been
committed. Mr. Fitzgerald was not
satisfied und (IIgIIIIri that if the facts
w1 re as he hm] supposed and (I bench
warrant was to be issued by State At-
torney Williams, he'wouid still insist.
and so forth. Judge Dow cut him of“
good humoredly by stating that he did
not desire to hear arguments on prem~
lI-Ics (but did not exist.
'ibcn our used nrc Iiliescdto have vio-
luted thr- luw of. 1895 which makes thr
' breaking und entering of 11 freight (Ear
with ‘lhc intent to commit larceny
thcicin u felony punishable with im-
prisoumeut not to exceed ten years in
(Inch rose. The six accused me (Iiicgwi
to bow tucked into (‘1 score of (airs
making us many (ouuis uguinst cuch
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SOME OBSTACLES TO ’PHONE
COMPETITION.
in Les Angcics .1 new ((-icphouc
(ompnny is striving to. displace the
old Pacific Sintcs 'i‘cicpbone Company.
While the citizens and business people
gcncinily‘ are delighted with the idcn
01’ competition 11nd would willingly do
anything to “down the monopoly "
they are fearful to (1 degree of encour-
aging (I new company. as it might he
creeltutc them subscribing to two
companies in order to have all their
friends (Ind customers on their line.
JVhen Abram Goldstein. who runs
11' grocery store in Loe Angelou, was
appionchod by a solicitor for the new
company and asked to sign (1 contract
to have a new telephone put in, he
sold:
"th i shoult do pt yes? .\’hy i
shouit git Inc u‘nuddc‘r telephones?"
.The solicitor told him that. the new
compnn wus prcpaxcd to supply a ser-
vice much cheaper than the rates now
charged for telephones.
"l shoult do 111 to safe money maybe
yes?" said Goldeustciu with dangerous
swcctncs.
The solicitor told him that he bud
just hit the idea exactly.
thrcupou Goidcustein gnuslied his
tooth. "ios, 1 sale Inc moneys. Yes,
that is prcety gout vuy for to safe mo
moneys i if I hat you ztelcphone rich
costs too mooch money (ion 1 shoult
git two telephones nnd muko shccp
ncssi yes?"
The solicitm" ventuI (Id to suggest
that. be needn't have but one telephone
~tlInt, of course the new one.
"ch dot is n preety goot smart-
ness," sold Goldnest‘eiu wit erlngiy.
“You are u. pretty 13:11an you 5 man.
yes? i shoult hat you telephone yes?
Don Jacobson or some other grocer
but two telephones mlt l shouit ns bes-
star but no telephone at (Ill. Yes?
Maybe us lss some feiler vent some
groceries not be but in his house (ler
oit telephone not he cand comt down
to dér store cause he is sick Den vat
you sposc he do yes? He telephones
to Jacobson. who has two telephones.
not if Jacobean voncc gits 'him mit his '
grip in. i (1011 see um no more. pat
iss do out or my customer. because
Jacobson but (I coopie of telephones
not i (tout. Dot is dcr slicepness,
yes?
”‘1 tell 1:11 It y‘Ou (10,",‘11 (111011 Guideli-
stein. “You not do people rut don pins:
(191' dpills on dor new telephone nlto-
(and or. 1111 i pay yen for telephone
but. [don at one in Iii-r shop. No. you
bottchu ult. ' “
Th0 solicitor suggested that it would
be (I. fingf‘éedfi bran to have both tele-
III
no ‘ reteswouid
be so much i 2
., 65%“ two telephones
could be put '1 1' “(what one costs
"Dot voliit big :ll‘flfé'~ \ ‘ ‘d 2,
(abstain content “ "Yes; list
..Iould be pretty-1 cybel aim in
say (int i van to call 001) No.
puddings.
great man v "
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Hudqeporr Adocrfr.
READ CO.
Established 1857.
FOR THE LITTLE PEOPLE: ' .
We have been most successful in gathering together
a collection of Coats. Hats and Bonnets for children, land
your attention is called to a number of beautiful and ap-
propriate little garmentsmnny It them novelties which
cannot be duplicated.
Childrcns' Reefers' In all wool!
Serge. dark Blue or Red'
trimmed with fancy braid or
ribbon‘,‘,' $1. 00 and $1 2 5
Coats of Covert Cloth
Cheviot in Castor, French
Blue or Brown, velvet. trim~'
med, large pearl buttons,
Box Coats made from stylish
cloths, with yokes and col-
lars of grass linen. $5. 00
Automobile Coats with capes
ta‘llor- stitched, ‘ .
$5. 09 and $6.00
Cibson Coats in Cov‘ert or
$4_501Ladies‘ Cloth, with plaits’tai- ‘
Roofers, double breasted, with :
box backs, tailor-stitched,
large pearl buttons,
$1.50.
"lor stitched, $6.00
Gibson Coats, wide plaits,
wide collars, ‘ $5.00
BABY CAPS.
Have you seen the “Elite?" It is a Patent washable
Cap, so simple in construction. that by loosening the
bows and shlrring strings, it can be flattened out .for
washing and, ironing, and as easily put back into the shape
of a perfect, well-fitting Cap.
It comes in a variety of
styles and at all prices. the daintiest, most bewitchlng trifle
of muslin, lace and pan pons of ribbon ever made for a
baby's head.
KIMONAS.
Special sale of figured lawn Kimonos for 50 cts.
'AT THE SILK COUNTER.
Among the season' s novelties Tuxilk promises to be a
leader.
Of all the fashionable silk 'fabrics it is the most
exquisite in finish, and there are many combinations of
color.
name continuously in the selvage of every piece.
The name “Tuxilk” is woven with the maker's
It will
2 be sold exclusively by us’and can~ be found nowhere else
in town.
‘ A few musical little Canary Birds are left from Fair
Week. Any one of them will be glad to go home with you
and will make it cheerful.
Price. for Bird and Cage, $3.50.
111E D. M. READ COMPANY,
Hridgeport. Conn.
drink poor out 1 bill 1101 Inc to tele-
phone to dcm. tint on do oddel talc.
phone l but got me oddcr customer
vlch is do president of do temperance
society. up her noompcr is main 222
on der odder telephone. How you link
he voult sound if i get mo twvi .3d
some day and ring oop do wrong 222
um tell do temperance vomuns (int i
can't sent cop (lcr bottle hccr till do
boy gods puck?
“How you tink (int vos. yes? i link
(ley poih get mad prI-Iety ouvick out go
to Jacobson to drudo.
“Maybe i like to drop a hit: kcl luIdcr
slot not find it and (hit i but (is wrong
telephone got ycs?
“VII-n you (lor new to opbopcs got
you viii nod ((611 like dis: is his 11111111
222'.” but you viii hat to any ‘is (10 Sun
set telephone, Ills?‘
“Maybe i come into my store some
duy out i lint a note from dc poy l0
223. 1 c
mun fish to soy sometingn to me
aboud a pill tint maypc it 135 (int 20“
you off dcr 2233 l huf me it mun vich
is owiugn me a pig pill um. on do midcr
223 is (lcr wholcsuic huusi: rich l (1111
oping (I pig pill. Lint if it (lcr wrong
2:23 i don t \(thl. to 11m: um oop yes 5‘!
H"ow i shouldt know \hlclI it is,
Yes?
"May no I like to know if (2 bones but
a telephone lint vent. ch new icic-
phonc coomcs in i but Inc got to look \
thlough two‘ hooks to find out
"Uut say, where i got me to put um
yes? Muype a Icnt me a store fer to
take 00p all do room mit telephone
poxos yes? ~
‘Unt (lat 111(1th dcr city look prottv
nice yes? Vhen (icr new telephones
ged der streets (Ill cobwehhed cup
"I don t vewut me no new telephones
not it you giffer me ut as sheeper as
"I tink it iss proety good
vhen ye, lea‘ffibnt enough py himself."
Speaking of a matter which is of vi
tal interest to many hereahout, Mr
Elias Hammond. of Wifiin. ind, says:
'[ would'notunder any circumstances
do without‘iiumon‘sLiver Pills and
Tonic Pellets. They arc unlioubtodl'y
the best} over ’snw and l have used (I
"5 ((5., trial (lose froc.
INF
R. H. Plalstcd.
Job had his patience sorciv tried.
but he never lost. his collar button at
an inopportnno moment
THE HOMELIEST MAN IN SOCTH
. . . :NORWALK'.: 7. ‘I‘
As well s'I‘the handsomest and' 0th
ers are invited to call on (my druggisr
end, get free In trial bottle 0: Kemp:
Balsam (or the 'IIhro’et and Lungs a'
- re‘medy that is guaranteed to cure and“
relieve (I‘ll Chronic and Acute, Coughs
There was (1 small hey on Quebec
Who was buried in snow to the neck,
When uskcd “Are youm friz?”
He said “Yes i is;
But this isn t cold in Quebec. "
~R. Kipling.
——
We would not have a sufferer from
liver complaints and the like confound
anon’s Treatment of Liver Pills and
Tonic Pellets with the ordinary liv‘er
pills. Dny‘and night are not more
different. Ramon's Treatment makes
provision for 11 laxative" condition of
n..—
the botvcls for time to come. insures 11
perfect. digestion and
R. H. Plaistcd. "
"And you decline to marry her slur
ply on account of her birth. What
was the matter with it?"
"Oh. nothing: only it happened too
long ugo.“—Bnltimorc World.
THE‘NEW CENTURV
begins with no medicine better than
Cnicurn Solvent. the new medicine for
(licenses of the .11 c1" Kidneys. Stom
och and Blood. it is up to the high
water mark of progress. It cures
cases in which the earlier and less
scientific remedies failed. 1t repre-
scuts the experience and study of
many vcars. Discovered by Dr. David
Kenncilv. Kennedy Row, Kingston, N.
good appetite,
strong nerves.
EgbeIt—Know her?
Filbert—Yes. . :~‘ .
Egbert—~Quite well?
Filbert—We were thrown together
from the same automobile .——.ludge.
Twentiith Century Medicine
Cascarets Candy Csthartic are as
far ahead of ancient pill poisons and
liquid phy sic as the electric light of
the tallow candle. Genuine stamped
C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, Ioc.
‘Hospitul (loctor—éiiavc you ever
been usphyxiutod before?
Mose—ids sail iudc let” ahm—I—but
it didnt take. sub-#81111 lI‘rnncisco
~ ‘Builciin.
A DOOTOR’S BAD FLIGHT.
‘ “Two venrs ago as a result of a se-
vero cold. 1 lost my voice. " writes Dr.
M L. Schrbro .,Igh of Hebron Ohio.
"then began an obstinate cough Every
remedy known to modes (I prdcticinz
physician for 35 years, failed and i
daily grew worse. Being urged to try
Dr King’ (I New Discovery for Con-
sumption Coughs and Colds i found
quick relief. and for but ten days have
felt better than for two years. ” Posi-
tively guaranteed la‘tor Thront and
Lung troubles byll‘ git; fiaxter. -
Asthmd.’ Bronchitis sud Consumption.
:. my: store and 1? Elle
Chronicle one syndicate will navel» 2 '
.131: the holding, opening trade with I'- '11.. mi
:N'ew missing and othcr gull points; says Edward g
g The syndicate- will make other exten- Union Bottlian the. Erie, PIL. PM
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