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ANCIS & CO. ’3,
hmgton St... 80. NorWalk.
; have a go“ 1111 EVENING 3111mm. 5 wvrwflmr "
aerosol-unassuming». wast seahorses carcass nub-tag
andwe want “Ho-=-
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noon-s rustic. 5’ "5°
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mh‘lmswlnk‘u?l‘:'m
uni-film'eatherreree-t.
,‘Ihswuthwto-dasprurnlssstobe generally
cleanwlthslizhtly lower.followed by slowly
rldngteruperntrlre. Tomaso-ltpro-tasato
be generally warmerand homfalrtopertly
cloudy.
WORLD’S PAIR, CONTEST.
lertha Instr-pains Isheel faaehaeln
. shalownaflerwaln.
a
OnSundaya brightlittlszhoyarrived
etthehorneoflrand HraI’.J.Shss.
Brooklyn.
Clarenosllrush «11.1.1 11. forefinger
ofhislefthandinadoor,lastuigl1t,end
badlycrmhedthemembsr.
-—llessonsble price at Lane’s depot
Inherent. Openellnight.
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'33 ersolleringthebestsuitainthe city for
’ thepvice. Seetheirnewadverthernent.
The Independent Social club will meet
with Charles Swat-ts, Haviland street.
.. tomorrow night. All members are re
55 coated to be present.
John Shoughe-y. emploan by the
South Norwelk Beef company, has been
transferred to Port Chester, where the
company has another beef house.
In thsilouth Norwalk Congregational
church, tonight, there will he a lecture
preparatory to the land's supper. which
will be administered next Sunday.
33 5‘; 5g 3 DentonSeymour, whowas a member
;' a g a :6 E oftheBouthNorwalk Hatcompauy. has
3 _ i3: .3 33 withdrawnfromthsbusiucee.
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School Teacher3
In the Town of liar-walk la the 3
World’s Fair
1 COUPONSInay-hcseutby mail handed5 .
3 in at the olllvcof publication, ordeposited
tn the letter box at the entrance to Tush 13
Ska-mun office. addresses! 1.. World‘s 33
i Fair Editor. " 3
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our
600 Paper
Governor Ilorrle and—— stud are annouuc
ed to leave Hartford on the 1:10 p.m
eaprem to-day forWashington,to witness
the inauguration of Presidentelect Cleve
land.
4—Port; codes with pumcrvam,5c. a
cup.depotrestnurant. Openallniglrt.
An extrulrdinary sale of flat black
sateen umbrellas '- in progress at Sturte
vant‘s bargain houses. He is also offer-
ilghigbargains in trunks and leather
hen.
Some of the oompaniesof the Fourth
regiment, C. N. G.. are arranging fore
sham battle at Pleasure beach, near
Bridgeport, about the middle of next
month.
li- I-Zrnily Gilchrist, the popular tel»
graph operator at the Hahackemo Hotel.
has been sick for a few days. Her place
at the key is temporarily filled by a
young lady from Stamford.
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CELERY
m A".- PAIN AND INVIGOHA‘I‘IB
mess-rut.
W k .,
Bli- Hattie Gregc . Ohmord
Mattie (1.. (‘orrrovdy
Miss Binnie Godfrey. Inst Novwd
Prank Gregor. Cranberry Plains
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5-3.‘éa5.!t.§.=55=.d.§§=..=atas
'l'heGerrnsnia Slougerbund will hold
its regular meeting next Monday night.
at which arrangements will be complet-
ed for the celebration of the thirteenth
anniversary of the gsociety.
.—
...=i§.s§ussi!t5a‘l=is
There are fortyinine lodges of the
Knightsofl’yth’usin this state. with a
membershipof 5,232. Forthesn months
ending December 3l,18I. Olive Branch
lodge. of thh city. initiated four new
members and had 103 names on its rolls.
There were two deaths during that tires.
'Mbsa Illa INA-Ila Orlich request that
nousorevotasbecest casttfor than.
“w'alteto'l’alwlllalot?
W11.ros,t}onn..llsrch l.
The Sentinel—floor Sir: I wish to
makeawager with you, as follows: I
willhetyonatwocent piece rolling up
hill backwards that if you will head a
tortoiseforWiltou atl’la. In.,with my
papertiedtohisndl, and drop another
spapwintheotllcsnt Booth Norwalk at
the mine time. that the tortobs will
rcachbweflmnndhavetilnetoeat hi
hcskfbtandreturntoyouwithabtuad
unitsunhblscstolstyouhnowthat It
Ilsavsryeeoymattertolleat"tlucls
Seal." Now," on wrllacospt, I will
awssmnerossr. surmount. ’
m3 0" funhhamodusntoholgths-onsy.
_ 0.11.0rsé‘orye eo.. ”m" °""'
I
Owingto the insufficient eating so
peclty of the church, Music Hall has
bemsngngsdforths evaningof larch
15. when Prof” L0. Armtrong will
deliverhblsfllson "Ben Eur." The
hsmmeemsauudertheanqliessof the
Y.P. 8.0. B. of thsSouth Norwalk
Bapttstchumh.
~Hnyler‘scm1dy. fresh everyday. at
Inn's. hi Washington u.
Prof” George Ilerthololnew's
Equine Paradox was greeted with a
large audience yesterdayaftsrnooaand
svenisg;snd,ssussat;prs s has per-
formance. Thhmornlhgthetwospsclhl
can was talus to m3l-s.
wmwmhsuw
slim-I
lfahsavyreinshouldmwhile the
guflnsmclcuedwlththehardpackad
an. anomaklswelksaadcslhrswouldbsde
taped. Volsw people sisanontthsir
gettsrsthewatsrcanllndnochancs to
did. mar-amnesia doing
whatitmtorsmovsthssaowfrornths
thwait5. Howsrstvis, Hemhslbyflrv
ingBaydsr,l”redTynell Joe Vavarick. ”mmmuwm'm
JossperolchnyWeehAWm 11.. W or the nineteenth
mmmmsmwlmm “W33... Hercule lotus!
mun-chm tin-Form.” MAmocistioa. heldlnllswllaven.
Nihill. - January ll, shsws that the dhhnrss-
Isnhfmdsatholdmsferthsyearlm
m The present msrnhsririp
arr-um. namepsrthwait. 11.111- mwgm, “1......
MW“ lat-unmou- m the 1.1.
Moran Outbili, John Omar. 55"” ”5
M‘mlmltealsylsyhsw,“ runs-as Mlle-hall
“3"“me Fred Bead- lmthrssga-m
(r. militant;
Ewflywlismhspths pepw vary
muchsndlnrlesitalmosteverynlpht.
(7. MW.
Valhalla Ate-alas“
'l'hsfeilowlngpspilsotflrnds I.
cordstrsstsshwtmsrewensntevaday
lamb-tum
sdrsaerltss elite result slits other
has,“ '
M.
hsafsvorits mumm‘
Il"
llralsrgsretAvsrill wssfounddeed
111.11.me and family have a...
Wh‘flcbfi‘lfllm 11.3
' 3oniowlllbsoontisdelasatpflsllttww
metrics strum. um
new
war sleighhs was. he mm -
smallpsrtydrovsovertherssndsnjoyed
onset thseuppers 1o“. which that
hosteh-yisfarnous.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held at the rmtdenes of lfrn. William
Lawrence, on Quintard evaluate-mop
row aftcrnoou at 8 o'clock. All members
are requested to he prment.
The natures inthe markstonWa-h-
ington street. lately occupied by Charles
Smith, have been sold as D. Dunlop. ~11.
ice box was purchased by Jacob Schaub.
The store will he opened about April 1
by John Drescber, who will conduct an-
other barber shop.
The well-known manufacturers of still
and soft bats. Raymond 13 Contour,
havsbeeassndingthstradsaveryhand-
somelithomph incolors, In tllesbsps
of a leaflet, and thismouth thsyillus-
irate in The American Hatternfew of
theirspecialshapmandcolora
The Halifax Journal, published at De-
tons-by-theSee, Florida. says: “A. J.
Hutchinson has presented hislxmeon
Palmetto avenue to the Methodist eun-
gregntion for a personage. It will be
removed to the church lot. comer Pal-
metto avenue and Bay street. it was a
generous gift." _._._..__
'l'hshs'g. round full moon shonewith
unususl brilliancy last night. It was a
most delightful night for sleigh ridilu. a
fact which many palpieseemed to appre-
ciate.as the merry jingieof belh was
heard throughout the evening. These
are thenights, too. when fair Ialnaout-
shines the electric lights, thus uving the
city cousilerable expense.
Thefirn alarm wires and the city elec-
tric light wires which follow the course
of the new IineoftlssPoatalTelegrnph
comp-fly. have been transferred to the
polceof the company. Superintendent
Bonnet tuted the win. yotcrday after-
noonand found themallingoodwork-
were attached to buildingsxnusing some
annoyance to the owners, have been
transferred to the poles
NGBWALN NEWS.
A urea-y Itadcet or treats Ire-n the
nor-anhhdef‘lwwa.
llrs. Platt Price. of West avenue. Nor-
walk, is quite sick.
Herbert T. Shellie“. teller of the
Central Netionalbank,lailla5t hilsomn
on llaple street. __._..._
Giles Gregory. a chmmer. fell on the
sidewalk neertheborse car depot. th‘n
morning. and broke ht leg.
Themanwhopredicted thegreatblip
ssrd 115w predicts another "great dls
turbance” from March 113th
Charla Clarke. son of Actor George
Clarke. formerly of Norwalk. died in
Chicago. 'I'uesday morning.of peritonlth.
The members of Buckingham Post. G.
A. It, were served with an lent
clarnehowder after their last
night. m.--
AdelegationofNorwalk butcherswill
attusltheaunealbanquetofthsllrtdgo.
oortlletalillutchsrs' l’rouctlvssssocia.
tionto-aight. _.
lhljsaieBkidedcmmtio employ-
edbyJ. P.llennstt.fsllonths icy side-
walkoalilllllll. 'l‘assdsysvsnlng, ml
hrshahsrdghtarn. " 1‘
Mwsntyvlvsrnrssst. ct! oa‘ptsysr
heoksat holds scram * mm
TlrsKniglltsofOolalnhusers sows
nationalorpnlsationwlthhsadquartsn
etllsw Haven. They are Ioby sctof
there-sat Warmwhleh hasjnst
bssnsigaedbythepovernor.
monthly mssttngofthskiag’s
Daughters of the liorwalh m
nonalchnrehwlllhshsldisthsehsfl
Betsrdayaflsraocnatlo’clock.whsa
mwlh-Idsfor thruster
lantionaftheirlfthundvssssry. ‘
The ballot boxes of various towns
whlohwsrenssdinthsqeowsrrants
mummywtvrdayssslsd
snisssthsektsthstowasflonr will.
thsycssss. Oasotthsl. thstussdls
thslhhddnhichesmstollorwslk.
Willis (learns L ttswlsp. of hosts
Nerwalk,wssmhgtn'flpssk
”untranslated
IAIpnsikmaIlhflllhelltsestvsl
sadspnh. Domini-tilt.
mammal. blurttswsvass-
unlslla W
humiliated“ fitraw
WW0! mun;
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h.
i
‘mfififlmfi
m3us3srs3
“is! an assist ass-rams!
For $2. 39.
A Barqu While They Last.
A D10kerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ing order. In many places wires which 3
Our reputation will insure that.
pocketbook.
W when we offer bar- -
Wtheyarsallfreeh,ncwgoods. 31;.
(latch on to the life lines we are
throwing out. Our goods are sold
on close figures, so you need not
pinch your appetite to save your
. norm
”when-listen ‘
‘ when wetfiievstliom5llll
11.11.0311.
11 pudding when they
CHARLES E.
LEADING GROCER.
SEYMOU R.
33 WASHINGTON 8T.
5511musoooou1sdsmoml5y55or .1
bishomsonWertevsr‘rns.
OneofC.T. Imard’shorsesranaway
anestsvsnuethismornlng. The sni-
rnel wascsptmedbsforsdoingeny dam-
frornWashlngtoastrsst toths Wnconsga.
”Erw'lflsmmhm lhll
havehesnsiokofdiphthcrlsatthsform
5Mhs-emthlunm are com
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lb Katie llignsy died atherholne, 85
Orchard street. Norwalk last night. The
dscsued wssasisterofltsvdoseph Big-
nay. of Trenton. N. J., andof Rev. lich-
ael Bigney. of New Haven.
Representative Karlenof Norwalk. has
introduced an act in the House of Repre-
nsntatives concerning fishing in the
towns of Norwalk, New Canaan'and
Wilton: also one misting to uotarics
public.
StephenOlmsteaddied at Comatock’s
Corners. New Canaan, Tuesday after-
noon, aged seventy-two years. The fun-
eral will beheld from the house to-mor
row morniugat 11 o’clock. The burial
will beat New Canaan.
—Steerage tickets, to mend from Europe,
all lines, E. April. 41 Wall street.
Bliss Ann, widow of Henry Gilbert,
and mother of tax-Selectman William 11.
and Aaron B. Gilbert. of Bidsetield.dicd
.Sundayofoldsgeat her home in that
town. She was seventy-seven years old
and lived with her son Aaron
A sleighing party composed of Nor-
walk and East Norwalk people drove to
Green Farms last night and passed a
pleasant evening at the Jennings” home-
stead. Dancing and game were the
order until midnight, when the party
started for home, arriving stdo'clock
this morulng.
Prelorick Brouson.colored. was before
Justice lead this morning. He was
fined 83 and costs for drunkenness and
breschof thepeace. Ashe was unable
to pay Chief of Police Dannescorted him
tojail. Bronson is the young man who
sells franhfurtes on the depot platform in
South Norwalk.
John G. Chrksou. pitcherof thoClew
land league baseball nine,will5speud
larch coaching tb'h'ale candilates.
yesterday morning en-
joyed aaemewhat 110ch cm The
rails and thespace betan them were
coated with ice. and it lncarne neocmry
to walk the horses to avoid accident.
Reaching the South Norwalk Nethodist
church the driver detached the horns
and the car, with its precious load, slid
dowothe gradetoAnnstreet atagrest
rate; electric cars were nowhere.
W. l. Bates. father of Allie Batu,
whorenawayiu company with James
PosterJast Saturday night. received a
letterfvcmhis eon yesterday morning.
The letter was postmarked Chicago, and
stated that he arrived there londay
morning. He made no mention of young
l‘uster,but it issuppoaed he thought it
unnecessary, as Fates wasto writeto
hispeopls. The letter was very brief.
probably written in haste. No address
was given.
"Every column of a newspaper con-
tainsfromflvetotwenty thousand dis-
tinct pile. of metal, according toths
siseofthepspsrandtyps. 'l'hsdisplsce
msntofonsofthemmehsssnsrror. ls
ltanywonderthetsrrovssometlmes oc-
cufl‘uksthel’resseadl’rinter. No,“
hi‘t. but let an errorocomandevery
readsr,intstlhrntorotherwhs.wlll de-
noescsssignonrnnsaevsrymemherof
thanswspspsr forcelromtheedltor to
thsdsvilzlt‘shulasnnature.
hasthsiollqwirwtssay
ml
pay: which.“ is to spopesr stthslicn-
walklsthodlst Episcopal church nest
Mdaysvsniag: "'l'hossofoorcitiesns
who failed to attend the concert last
aldrtmhdarhhhuhandouetlnth
sshlomsflordedue. We have not had
soenjcyablsansvsatsgina long time,
ladthiswssthsfsslingofthossprssent.
as was evinced by their raptnruns' sp-
plaussaadfrsqusetsaenssa ltisoseof
Mmeomblnstlomsomstimessssn.
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in
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DIAIA‘I‘IC WINGS.
nmlattmhnsehman.
mutton-rammed.
The lfsricu. Iud., Chronicle says ct
Bowortb's Comedy comp-Dr. which
comes to the Operallouseontheevsn-
insoflfsrch’l: "Isst night the Opera
House was tilled by mou- wllo had
gone to witness the Comedy of Blunders.
Tossythistroupsisnutflrstclasswould
hesistingmmcthingthstisuottrua: It
was laugh from the beginning and
utterly devoid of vulgarity, and the per-
sonswhofaihd togolsst night misseda
treat. The scenery of the diluent
places and resorts in Ireland are doubly
worth the price of admimiou. The'clog
and jig dancing was the best ever seen in
this city. The book peddler has noequel
anywhere. Our theatre-going people are
anxious that this troupe should sometime
return In the future and then the Opera
House will be packed and jammed to its
utmost capacity."
Mark Murphy and his talented com-
pany of singing and dancing comedians
will be the attraction at hlusic Hall, Set-
urday night. presenting the Irish comedy
hit, "O'Dowd's Neighbors." The Omaha
Herald of a recent hens, in speaking of
the entertainment, says: “Prehaps a bet»
lfurphyhaseppeared in Omaha. but if
so it has been so long ago that even our
oldest inhabitants fails toremember it
There are sixteen people in the company
and every one a star and when it opened
at the Farnurn Street theatre lat eveu~
ing the standing room only sign came
out It was by far the most enjoyable
entertainment of the season.
“[5355! AND THERE.
Important Now. of the County and State
Ciro-Inlet! l- . Condensed tom.
By the death of John J. Peck, the town
of Woodbury fell heir to the perpeth
useof about $3.000, the amount to be
usedforthercads and the poor of the
town, equally divided between the two
objects.
The death of Bun B. Wright, at £11-
field. on Friday last, has revived interest
astothewhereehoutsof 045,000 that he
stole from the town of3Soulh Hadley,
lie... twelve years ago, for which he
served five years in prhon. It has always
been supposed that Wright hid the:
money. and that he secured it when he
came outcf prison.
intention of the selectmen of South
Hartley to try to induce hlvs. Wright to
tell what she knows of the disposition of
the money. Wright had been a church
deacon, town clerk, tremurer and auditor.
llAltlIiN.
Mrs. N. H. Crofut has gone to Olive
Bridge to make her sister a visit.
Dr. A. C. Bawen has leased a house in
Washington. D. 0., and together with
h family will spend several weeks at
the capital.
James E. Ballard has nearly recovered
from his recent severe illness. and was
down to his store yesterday for the first
time in six weeks.
Representative lleanlsley, of Bridge-
port, has introduced a resolution in the
[louse making an appropriation for the
purchase of land at Fitch's Home.
Grand chief Ernest Koch will start to-
morrow night for Savannah. Georgia.
On the way he will stop at Washington
and witness theinaugurntlonol Grover
Cleveland ss pruident.
Iichsel ti. Sheridan. formerly I well-
known Bridgeport politician, is dying of
Bright's disease In the Holdiers’ Home at
Newton. His wife. who is destitute. has
made application to the state for relief.
John Millspaugh gave a masquerade
reception Tuesday night, which was ab
tended by a large number of young
people. Notafewot themsturm-sseeu
were handsome and novel. A fine sup~
per added much to the happy occasion.
Wallace N. Whitney. formerly of this
place. died'hlrsdsystbishomelniltsrn
ford. Thefnnenl was held this after,
noon. Us was the W at the
stables ca theBtraetltall-ay company
in fitarsford. lle wssaoatlve of New
Conan, and wmlled at his trade in thatw
mendiulhrien. His father resides
in New Canaan. J'he deceased leaves a
widow and twd children. He was a
number of Wooster Lodge l. O. 0. Ft,
of NewCanasu and of Wascuswlefin-
campmsnt,l. O. 0 not Stamford.
WBSTTOIT.
Henry L. Boo. of ileugstuok, hashesn
elected one of the editors of the Yale
literary legacies.
Edward I. Lastsssvvingasajurovin
the United lttates (alert at New Haven.
~A toesrn sol
met-nee Inn-Ho 1!an
children Ory for
Pltohsr’s castorln.
children cry for...
Plteher's Osstorla.
“firmness-vests”
Manama-mums.
“mun—manage“
Wurhshslmflmhmlhflm
ter company than that supporting Mark am
ltiasaidtohethe Pb"
Oursalessosmall, ourstocksorusty;
Ourpileofbookssooldendsnd musty
If Hayes had only sold goods cheaper.
But now. alas. Dear Hays has yielded,
Our sorrows grow. our despair is deeper,
Ochhouel Ochboae! Ochhoue!
PEDPIE'B IIIIET.
13 North Main ch. 80. New
Telephone call. 52-3.
111.11
The strongest recommendation that
any article can have ls the endorsement
of the mothers of the town. When the
mothers recommend it you may know
that that article has more than ordinary
merit. Here is what the CenterVille,
South Dakota. Citizen says editorully of
an article sold in their town: "From
personal experience we can say that
Chamberlain‘s Cough Remedy has brok-
en up bad colds for our children. We are
acquainted with many mothers in Cen-
terville who would not be without it in
the house for a geod many times its cost.
and are recommending it every day.‘ 51)
cent bottles. For sale by (l. C. Stillson.
355“ 1."- m,_
If a New York millionaire gives 1: din—
ner at 5th avenue and 261]) street, costing
3700. 00. which gives 19 people (i
and these pee Is 1111 31 456.
tors’ billsan 550055555“ topnyfijlo
each for Cactus Bl Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given. there
being 8‘1 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Plaistedsdrugstore where
you may have the em solved and
get information about scussBlde Cure
1n Podoc-
Taylor 81 Golden.
flealEstaleandlnsurance.
WASIIIXG'I‘ON STREET.
Persons looklo foralol or house and lot
with the view 0 purchasing,are invited to
call and examine our list. “ e have them for
sale in every parts! the city at reamuable
prices and on easy terms. suits tt
’ ' wanes.
5’5('Tl\!2you5ug than as clerk. KC. Hell.
cash gmcer,=l.\'orth )Ialu street. $7331:
a
No
A GIRL todo general housework in a family
of four. Apply to Mrs. I. S Jennimn his
West street
‘\GINTS can make from $3) to 350a week
by taking orders for crayons pastels, or
oil pantie? One afoot made ll! yesterday
Agents wit to more can get employ.
ment at once 613555555553 to the l uited States
rtrnlt and e company. 11 North mMain
street. over Hayes marten 131
[6111‘ away i Rood stil hat llnlshers; I
(glad man to curl and set Keith BM. .5
(‘..o leagu, lll Apply to \\' J. Robertshn
Mnhager. ml :11
111111.51. do here] housework, small 15.5....
I lly. Ire. all. 5. West street. as lit
‘00 CORDS seasoned hard wood wanted“ at
onee. John H. Penis.
AGE.\'1S.ladles and gentlemen. to take
orders for crayon and pastel inraits.
None but res apply
Sample l for uls
free of c ’ortralt .o.. 8
North Main st. fit! 31
ll. parties are
rtntts will be en]
Apply U. :1.
Town; '
()NE house 31 Day street.lr51 homeless
order. 6 rooms. rent ll; one house at
Elm vary'." 1 rooms. water n. rent fluseoond
floor rooms 2) North Main street. A pl
1-0.}? ll. Knapp. it! West street. South. ”Nor-
‘AM L.house 11.?» rooms, 1.5.1.1511. limit :8.
lnouireJ ll. Layton or’l‘. Baker 1331
‘l'tOlf )larrh int hurts-15175 Hamilton ”avenue
W5“ inquire of Edwin Wilcox at Brown
_, _ W111: s More. lw
lgASBMlNT under lirumnrer'5 s 151.511.: shop
in Iahackemo Hotel block. Bream heat.
Apply in the harberh sh op. ff’ lw
ijlillltAllLl more, llnit5 or 55seoond no...»
water and sewer connection. Apply to
G. llaulenbrck 50nr.hardstreet Norw'nlk. f__
.1 I
At l'LIAl‘AN'l'ahd V5rl5'y desirable furnished
front mom \‘o. as South hfaln street,
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