‘ Boron POINT turnovuuuur
”otEo lll toggtsv culttt
' George William Curtis Painv
leasly Yields Up at; uni
“WWW A “BT13!
“I. the 8nd banana-attends!"
”ll-Mllllible Words, rm llend saint
an Ila Breast and Imua Wrote llnls
I. III. Mia‘s Story—due Career.
38" Yet, Sept. L~George William
(birth, ditingnished author and the
editor 0! s Weekly, is dead. He
heathedhislaststhishome inWest New
Widths. l. Atthetimehewas seated
lnhisblgeuyclnir, with hisson, Dr. F. G.
Gertie, or West Newton, lines, standing by
hi dds.
Ir. Curtii death was painless. He was
undone up to within a {summons 0! the
and. Then he sank into seminnwnscious-
nel, but still showed that he knew when
Inyouospoke to him. Just as he died he
muttered something unintelligible and his
head fell over on his breast.
Hr. Curt'l had not been out o! the chair
inwhlchho died {or the past six weeks.
Hiillnemhadnll along been a puzzle to
the physicians, and it is now not known
exactly what was the muse or death.
Mr. (Inn‘s‘ Career.
Born in Providence on Feb. 1‘4, TERM,
GeorgeWilliam Curtis spent his early school
lite at Jamaica Plain, Muss. He was de-
scended from Ephraim Curtis, the first set-
tlerol Worcester, Hut, and beneath the
sparkle of his wit and the liveliueas 0! his
imagination always lay a stern sense of
moral rootitude which ho doubtless inbor—l
ltedtromkis ancestor. lie come to New
York with his father in mm, and for a your
be warm clerk in a mercantile house in this
cit .
go, with his eidtw brother, in lH‘.’ joined
the Brook Form community in West Rox—
anne: “11.”.le Cl'llflfl.
bury, I“, and utter eighteen months of
stndyaud tarmlabur the brothors went tn
Concord, Hm, where they open: another
”Ira-dubs" in a farmer's home. They
M at mouths’ experience as farmers, till-
inngeir own land, and that ended the
bucolic experiences“ the great editor.
lu Journalism.
In 18” Hr. Garth went abroad, living for
writers upon the stall at the New York
Tribune.
flearterwsrd costhis lortunee with the
"Mahmbut such was his integri-
tytltathepaldaverycreditorintull Tish
many years of work to accomplish.
last 0! his debts was uotpaiduntil
l” he began in Harper's louthly the
WI allied "The Editor’s Zasy
.” Ba eontinuedto edit and eonduct
tkhdspartmentuatfl the time othlsdeath.
It was undo! the most delighttul depart~
rgli
l
min W‘hterntmmnd llwas W
onlfltswwesksayoth'stthelesus liar»
announced the preparation in book
at some extracts from the “Easy
fimotllostmssGJlalastar
lemurs. Republican eaves-
“pl'ka took 3 active part b the
‘yNéwh
gvary Facility For Providing for large Excursions.
* DANCING emu IN THE PAVILION.
COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN‘.
”a...
NANCY HANKS SUPREME.
Ila Brooks ll” Own ism-"t all
. Mlle In 3395 I'd.
lanthanum, 1a.,“ Sept. L—Nsney
Hankshascllppsd two seconds {mm the
world’s trotting record, made by herself in
(Mayo three weeks ago, and made the cir-
onltdthel'amouakiteshaped trackherein
I“. mthe conditions were lava-able
luaueordhroakingmileaudllsncy psbved
herself equal to the occasion.
When the great horse appeared for the
trial Doble donned his driving esp, and
the announcement, was made that Nancy
Hanks, holding the world's ‘eoord of 2.41m,
was ready to start. Two prompters ap-
pearedonthe loop to help herslouzwith
the sound»! their hoof-in the greatest mile
ct halite.
Onthe seoondscoreDoble’y head gave a
quick. decisive nod; the word wn given
and a hundrrd watches were starbd to
markthe seconds until she should appear
under the home wire. Old Abe Manolo,
who went the mile With her in Chicago in
2.01“, piloted by Frank Starr, took hh
place next the mare, and Willismsdrivirtg
his runner, Ned Gordon, went to the out
sideprepared toeomeupontbehoms
Irate
With her smooth, easy, perteet and
matchin- gait, Nancy llaaka trotted the
quarter in 30 semuds. At the half she
turned in lull without a misetep. Thenbe—
gan her grand race home. Without I
wobble and with perfect swiuglsbe shot
past the third quarter pole in 1:34. Here
Williams come up with his runner and
Doble loosened the man's bond. lie on-
eonragedher by voice and a gentle use of
the whip, and without or (alter she shot
under the wire in 2:053.
For one long minute a breathlem silence
reigned. Every one was consulting his
watch, and the figures at which the
hands had Hopped held the crowd in awe.
Then, awoke to the tact that all records:
had been broken. the great assemblage
burst into cheers loud and long as the
queen of all trottcrs was driven back to the
stand.
Doble gracefully lifted his cup in recogni-
tion of the cheers showered upon him.
He was titted from his suliry by the en-
thusiastic crowd. and men {ought like
mullahs in the scramble to grasp the sun»
cesslul driver'a hand and ehower congratu-
lations upon him. Others run up and at
reused the more as she was being blanketed
and led from the track.
[lawns-r Was Well flocked.
Branrnnn,'(.'onu., Sept. l.—A further
search of the ellocts oi lloorgo [hut-tor. an
old. eccentric cit-rt: who died reertly,
and among whose property was found fill?
in small coin. (liincloaed 500 pairs of mks,
an shirts, collars and culls, n bushel of neck-
wear, seventeen units «it clothes. many
shoes and silk bots and six large trunks
filled with dry goods. It is thought that
these are the accumulation or years, taken
piecemeal [rent the stores where he was
employed
The Beadin- Combine.
Puuoeumsfiept. t.——The onlcials or
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
company and,“ the Port Reading Railroad
company have been served by Attorney
General Stockton, of My: Jemy, with no—
tices to rellbqniah the opt'mtum ni’ the (‘03:—
tralllailnmd 1.! New Jurwy and to turn
over the pfupé'l’ly to the dlrm'tnrfi of the
latter company, which wan accordingly
done. The Jersey l‘antral aroma were
served with similar documents.
A San tor Ito-r unite-s.
wa Yolk, Sept l.—-Snlt hasbeenbegun
hr the supreme ounrt’by Henry M. Potter,
astrmas, spinal the United States Na-
tional bank, hogan C. Murray. Evan (l.
and John J. blcCook {or HAWAII).
The suit is another phase of the trouble
whicheaused the Bankers and flercbants’
Telegraph armpany to be placed in tho
handsotarsoeiyersmneysarssgo.
Connecticut Prohibitions“.
Baa-rm, Sept. 1—41» l’ruhibitienoom
notion nominated the following ticket:
'oryovsrnor, Edwin P. Anger, at huddle
town; lieutenant governor, A. M. Bancrolt,
at n; secretaryot state, Henry ll.
Palmer, ol Militant; treasurer, Watson
ll. Burlbart, ot Waterbury; comptroller,
fllakim n Wildman. ol Dsnbnry.
Alliso- Talks in Iowa.
Wamu, l. —— lien-m Allison
the lows Republican campaign have
in a carelully prepared speech at tally three
hours in to a hm audience. The
speech dealt entirely with national politics
and wascblely ”arraignment of them
old at the present congress.
on» by Deputy liedfi.
Dunno, fin, Sept. l.--I)sputy We
Perkins and Austin, while making anar~
Mahotaadtatahy wounded D. 8. Lyon,
I. D., at lib residues in Winnevnlmstt.
”up,“ band he. a Bicycle.
Wm lt.Y.,aspt.l.——W.r.8adth,
“New York, it dead trom hh ht
uaarhsro. asadkls hotksrwsrs
ho-Bludalrtolbsr-an.
contrast lab-nu Arrested.
arrivsdnndsreostraet to week is a
inlhwlsrsay.
AWN
W
I
General Manager.
W m m”, ., WW.-. n,
vim MEETS ttttttntsott
important Political Reunion at
Whitelaw Reid's Home.
A RUBY DAY FOR THE PRESIDENT.
I. “III. with ”any lamlrrw 0| "II
Party at Ophlr me~ult Turn of New
Iork Bills l'nstpmu-d by lite! cholera
Sure—cleveland to spank in New York.
Winn Puma, N. Y., :lept. l.‘*"l.n5'id°nt
llarrhonspenta busy day as tbu gut-st o!
lib political running umw, “’liitelnw Reid.
Several hundred persons were gathered at
the little station here when tho 1 r. hilllfllunl
special came to shalt there. Forums-st in
the zllhnrlng were Mr. Reid and lllmirrnau
Carter, of the Republican National commit-
tee. Hr. Reid grasped tlu- president's hand
heartily as the latter ultghted from the
platform, and the two grout leader» at their
party smiled and beam"! and {moved the
compliments 0! the day (or a tow minutes.
Thegreetings over, Mr. Harrison entered
Hr. Reid's private carriage and the party
started oil (or Ophir lam, llr. Reid’s coun-
try place, three rutles distant. Some one in
the crowd called {or three cheers tor lim—
rlsoo and Reid. and a vigorous respuune
caused the leaders to doll their hats to the
a-emblage. ‘
Followed by a string of marriage» con-
taining newspswr men and min-u, the
presidential party. including Mr. Carter,
were driven to Uphir (arm. The president
had a tut with Mr. timer; and ("batman
Broolnleld and Treasurer Thomas, of the
state Republican campaign cornnuttt-o, and
Chairman Hackctt, of the stale exocutl'e
committee, then spent some tune with the
president.
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich, of Rhode-
Island, was at Upltir (arm at the invitation
of the president. The prmident explained
to Mr. Aldrich that he Wished to consult
him concerning his letter of acceptance,
particularly with regard to the writ! views
expre-ed in it. in the press-nut ol lir.
Reid and Senator Aldrich the president
read so much at the letter as he had coln~
plated, and llr. Aldrich made several vuiuv
able suggestions which will probably b1»
adopted.
By tar the most important visitor at
Opbir [arm during the day, and the only
one to Whoa.- mli any grmt lmlitwuirtg
uitlcauoe is attachud, wm Thomas C. Plan.
He came early and remained lain. lie was
closeted with the phantom (or n long time,
and there was a well dot‘ined report. pruc~
t y sanctioned by several of the political
tswho were at Ophrr lane. that Mr.
Plattand the president had decided to bury
the hatchet, and that during the campaign
Ir. Plait would n-Iist the party in every
way toward securing the election at liar-
riaon and Reid.
Alter luncheon, at which Mr. Flatt, Ben-
ator Allbonsndthe iadlesol the house were
present, the president had a centereuce
with ex—Senator John C. Spanner, the can—
didate or the Republican party (or gur-
ernor of Wisconsin.
After deciding to return to \Vsnhtugvou,
the president sat. down to dinner nt Ophir
[arm with a party oi attach. it included,
besides the host and the members of his
family, Chairman T. B. Carter. oi the Re-
publican national committee; General J. 8.
(narkaon, elvehalrmau oi the Republican
national committee; Russell Harrison and
8. V. 11. Gregor.
Altar dinner the president wueseorted
to the treat 0! the house by Ir. Reid,
whorel'rlends. neighbors and people from
White Plains to the number Mill), with
twobrsssbandsandtbelocslll. All.
past, had assembled.
They had come in vehicles, on horseback
andontoot. Whonthepresideut and llr.
Bsidsppasrsdontheponieoamst shout
went up from the gathering and the cheers
were taken up spin and animated the
bands played “not to the Chiet."
Whouqnlethad been restored Mr. Reid
introduced the president. who made asbort
Matter which a reception was held
lnthehonaa,and when it was ended the
Thapreddenthssnotabaudonedhlsw
tripentirbly. "he knot detained
Washington tev more thanaweak he
will return to boot: lake vlsNawYork
dtyandthsmtehsintsndsd totals.
Thumbotthisiouruysrelntba
bands at the stats campaign committee,
and the name-ts already made will
dmplybapoatpoaadaalsas tbethreatsasd
invadenoltbaseonrgsnowsvsryasrious
leg-lag Weata'ta low Jersey.
dates-leath- aottoueapuhesomlustlou
term-or shoaldlthe tohiru
nar-
down
withtha
favor at ortl. Al-
on the court
M n!
yasrahsbssdg-
.lrll
tilils
lireil til
‘I
will leave South um
Leave Baton Point, 11:10 tum, 1:10, 2:40, 5:00, and 6:40 pm.
elk at to a. in, 12330, to); 3:30, '
5:50 p. m. 3
Leave Baton Point, 11 a. in, 1:10, 2:40, 5:00, undilutfi p. to
4:26 for Wilson Point only. t
SUNDAYS—have South Norwa’k, 10:30 a m., l'2:30. 2:00, 3140,
”Id 5:60 ps m.
Excurslon Fare, 25 Cents.
Time table subject to change without notice.
THE sonnet: ‘ mania?" auntie.
A Wealth” ‘pparantly The Ilsa- lads
Out by Ilto‘l'usuutiou.
rsu. Bryan. lists, Sept. t.—The easin-
lnatlonol Llssls Borden is ended and the
Meals abowudits line of arguments-id
thereare a great many people in this city
who believe tit is based on lsirty sound
mooning. were many min-o muons
talking about the weakness of tho ‘OW'I’IJ-
aunt's osss than have been ltrunl for some
time.
It has been shown by reputable witnesses,
such as Hrs. 0. ll. Lagoon and hordaughtor, '
that a strange noise was heard in their
yard at it o'clock the night promoting the
day of the murder, that might have been
made by a man climbing the {urine and
moving about the buildings in the rear of
their house. They were trigbteued by the
unusual sounds to such an extent that line
Myths daughter, declined to goluto
the cellar oven to look out.
Other witnesses, among them Dr. Handy.
testified to having seen strange looking
meuiu the neighborhood, while a man of
sound common sense like Alfred Chi-lawn.
the steam litter, says the hay in the barn
had been stopped in and looked no it it had
been laid in.
Jerome C. Borden showed how (ll-8f it
was to enter the Borden house by the trout.
door, and the testimony of Mrs. Brigham
shows that it is possiblo to enter the door,
provided one o! the inmates does it: slip
the bolt or turn the k8y,without downing
on the spring lock, which does hot spring.
The record of the hatchery as pit-mt by
Dr. Draper has given rise to grow doubru
whether the terrible wounds wul‘ have
been indicted by a woman, mowpurlicn-
lariy by a woman who, aim-.- and belch: the
tragedy, has shown not u..- sil;,l:lt"§l symp
toms of insanity.
As symmtlt y turns to the d. delirium them-
is heard more criticism of t in way she wru-
trentod at the inquest. is. charged that
the report of theilanest tilluWrt it to haw
been a direct examination, the whit- «Kort
appearing to be to force Mints Liszt» to mu-
vict herself, and alter the RUVUmllil‘ll', was
satisfied that who had gone far enough to do
this the arrmt was made. Attorney Art—
drew J. Jennings will rum up the rose for
the delcuw.~__ _
THE BASEBALL WdRLD.
NATIONAL uaovs muses
At Pitmbur¢~ n u. a
Pittsburg.......0 3 0 l 0 fl 2 2! x‘s it u
Neanrk ...... 002100llt‘ Lbb ll 5
Klimt and Hank. King and McMahon.
At (‘iuoinnatl~~ II. vv. It
(,‘lnclnnati ...... l n 0 ll 0 (v o t) o. l 1 o
[hasten ........ .l i it i 2 0 It tt “.5 e L’
Daub and Vaughan. Htivrtta and (laurel.
At Cleveland. » u. ll. ll.
Cleveland ...... 200lll2l028l3|
“Kim"? ...... 00000000}th
Cuppy and Zimmor. Cobb and “TIMI"
d u n. a.
..... 00000—030
..... 0 D 0 0 lb 0 I ll
Young and Zimln , loll-hon and llolilnawn.
Game called to the nlthlnnin‘onammnt of
darkness
At(‘hioaxo—— ILIIJ
Chicago ........ 00:0:100x—5llltt
Philadelphia...n 0 012 0 o 0 want
I
M Moisvilla~ n. a,
taut-rule ...... ouotooooo-tsto
Blooklyn.......0 t I ll 0 l l i x——ll I f
Stratton and Merritt. Haddock and Bailey.
nmeau usucs nature
at Bochastor— u. u a
Mobster......o : 0 on: t) o l~ 5 7 1
Troy ........... :Otvnoottttn.32|
Coughliu and Myers. L'isrkson and (“skill ,
At Bun-h»— it. u r.
Bulalo........0010l00lvt :l l l
Noabamtou...oltlootl2n 302
Bennett and Heine, Founder and Boyd,
lost with All on Ito-rd.
lantern, lit-h, Sept. t.—Tbe schooner
City 0! Toledo was taught in a north
westerly sale and driven on theta-sch at
Plerport, eighteen miles north or hem She
turned completely over in a tow minutes
and all hands on board were lost. She was
commanded by Captain John Mullitlan, ot
this city. His two eldest daughters were
on board with him. The crow consisted of
six men.
A shark captured.
Russ-Ira, N. J., Sept. l.——A shark
which for the past two weeks has been the
terror 0! oystermen and other: engaged
daily in Newark bay and Staten island
sound opposite Illubethport. N. J., was
rumored by Alex Dixon, an oystlrlnan,
lines will a lasts-I It -
llaw Bsuaswvca, ll. J.,sspt. l.-Wlltism
I. loom. a young student studying mull
dine with Dr. C. I. Black, sloped with the
lsttsr’s daughter Kettle. and ‘the couple
were married in New York.
llnalaa Won.
Mam, Sept l.——-Ths smiling match
between Edward Bordon and Charles
the champion of New Mud,
wssrowadhsreami wonby llaulonby
MW,W-
Vail-[ton 'Ill Ioslgn.
Manon Sept. l.—)l. Wsdd has
. W
W notice that he will resin in January.
rayon k that ha bunwihlux tobear
thsonnoflnrdlloaeherry'stw policy.
Tennessee's Convict lines.
Knoxvma, t—rs. eighty-slant
starlets let-lywdrlm from Olive Bprlnas
riotous miners have been started on
return to tkst place.
ecologists-m
asu- asrashoshsni
a wflldthwukadmlrahl
wflmmum.a ’
as tantalum
was. hikes-tam
lg,
g
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I
‘and you are
a sure winner.
t
t
Don’t Gamblt‘e
on poor tobacco,
at.
Oid‘iililf‘i‘IK'JTjJ.
Prepared melt scrupulous care.
imitations
NONE SUCH brani.
MERRELL & SOULE. Syrzxct
An unmalted temperantodnnh
lot. looming, luscious.
mtvart makes 5 gallons. Get
“in is untnrth "jmt .n grind"
.3» others, but 1-" Irlhr. Um
tvml will support this churn.
Ill. I (new In!“ (I.
fully and cheaply made at bomb. in»
proves the appettte, and and: dig eslian.
lights!
award at all Pure Food Expositionst. Each
package makes two large rius. Avoid
w‘ilhl insist on having the
Isl. N. Y.
but: ly
"T . . .
ellthv
One bottle oi
it} sure.
“till...
llv as eat and e
rant at some
Em hagflo
attnmal'ar... 7
fiwwmt
yoewaat protestant for - .
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unma—
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rackets
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Egon Forte letst’ins.
ouorsddrsss
lllllll vt. otsottovt, ,
as West avenue. lloutb N k
Reference. Walter J. Hall. "m Wrist 67th
«ml. N. \' M", M
W AGO N 3.
Now and ummd band
Buggies. Phaetons, carriages,
“milismhs' etc.
Prlces to Sully-ti All.
t'ALI- AND HEM THEM.
Henry Tilly.
O. OelllYN 8» SON.
Bucoeswrs to C. B. Dellirn.
5! Washington St, 80. Norvvsll,
2? Main. Street llamallt.
First-clam
Bakers, Oogtectioners,
ICE CREAM.
lleKlyn, Urdu; Prim ll - Filled.
1r. tit-myrti ' ” .‘m" ’
C.
\V.
Oomstook Bros.
unit it!) ooAtttttNo
STABLES,
NEAR OF THE WARWIOK HOUSE.
CONN.
Teams at all Hours.
an! H
SOUTH N'DIWA LII,
I f -
_ anemia-ta- -. ,
-.9!l\i’.é‘~i.£i"~‘-~ 3' --F't:‘;;il_?:;
mm!
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WATCH ES
I! (lOIJI. hllJ'ISI I‘D 'IILUD (iAl‘Bll
Silver and Plated Wave.
OlOOKS, IllllllE. otttx ttttt
wooo cuts.
Ispslrlr; in all Its Insulin.
H. S. ROOD,
I. NIIT‘I’II ”All "ll". ma»
1. ll. BROWN, U
SANTA" Pllllllll. "Ell and
0A8 FITTIII, Til IOOFIII,
SHEET IIOI VIII
1 all
a has.
two
$Al not
" ‘l‘bslawlltnsat
Stoves. Ranges in Heaters
la the elty.
tot. stilt.w out no llltll
till.
A3101:
R If“ m and
. alts-tbs " has?” sow.
fiw Mammea
Ill Illllllfl’ll OT. IIIIIE.
has not ,
the
9111)? ,.
$1 wgtvttt
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Hamel Clocks . Diamonds.
TABON. JOHNSON & OOlAPAlil.
2l9 Montague St,
Cl'l‘l’HAbl. mums, BiOOll'li, ll. l
Thus far our mania delivered in South Nor.
walk have given general murmton. and our
metlmtl of payment is highly appreciated. Full
luturmatlon can be had of our agent,
GUSTAV PITZER.
l9 utnuost’rucz.
_ soottt votttvtttt comm
Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THEM FILLED (l3 ('llolVSEil.
Twill illiwi will: will]. Piillinlllll. Alloy,
Anna um and till pile-div,- materials.
'l'oet itrmttrvl and sucuaoluily I-rourml with
fluid, Platinum or Porcelain ('rou m.
Artificial teeth on Hold. Platinum, ('ont‘mu
nit-t Gum and llnivlrr i'lutea, and all work per-
mtnim: to mull-m dentistry.
Special attention given to irregular and
Children's teeth.
Alt wnrk at ”Mini returnable prions.
Teeth I'tlltwl anti rxtrnflfli painlessly.
Oil. F. W. DABMER.
42 Washington St. ()Ver l‘m-t Olliw.
South Norwaik, (Ymm. M l‘,‘
EtionOmy and Summit!
INTI
Gasoline Stoves
Ami Lvoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
W.- have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
II All. 8|ZEO.‘
Will bake, rink and do all the work of a
valor..- with half the trouble and ruwuw. list
in true in thin tow rt.
Call and See Them.
GASOLINE l5 GENTS A ”GALLON.
W.ll.Meokar&.Oo.
ll'sll! HALL BU)! 'K.
Save Money!
l’.\' VISITING
F. BOYLSTON’S
Factorl at Five Mile River
Olllll OEOOOTION
Iii POIOES.
-~~voa——-—-—
«mat Variety of Vetmlperloe and Sleds a
leastlmn mat. Man a fine line a! boil and
Baby carriages wry than. It.
all lr
MERRILL
"Allllllll, 1:038.
A live. pry-enlistmtltutum tor tbs- nrscllral
trainings union men and mu walnut (or
business. haiku/mutt wrw ,artpavlor meth-
ahv. complete-ammonium edicts-or curve at
lnstmlm have won for ll the mntlalm'e or
bile. ”ranches ‘. ll: [trot-k .
to I .vwm...mp,¢31‘.£.pumm-rm
band rlll Ambit-run. unmanned
m‘mimtrfl‘mmtfim'w" rt “'7"
one
With. land or lllaslratedrat loans. a:
a nos. ultimo. ' I.
load, than.
’fiew“ira‘;'“
m mvs
FD BRAIN
tor “A blast-
k! , Pro:
, tables», a
salsl "Mew n! o.
lmflt misery st may
a ’-
fll’t'w fibres " i.
eaten
Wmmw'mfi- 3:. ,2" 2";
salt ' mania-l moat 'atrsat»
mfim ham .2:
BUSINESS COLLEGE, ""
etu rns
If placed '
in the
Columns
of the
' Evening
Sentinel
tonorete Walks,
Flag Walk;
curb and Outer
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