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CONTENTS NUMBER ONE.
VOCAL.
Mary of Argyle.
Names Upon the Sand.
0 Thou. who )lakest the Sun to Rise.
Annie Laurie
De Cabin on De Mississippi Shore.
Home Street Home.
He Folds Them in His Boson). Remember Now Thy Creator.
Jamie's 0n the Stormy Sea. bomewhere
Kltt of Colcrainc. The Sand rim.
but a Dog Under the Wagon. The Rose Bush.
Little Wife Nelly. The Murmuring Sea
The Message From the King.
Waiting. Only Waiting.
CONTENTS NUMBER TWO.
VOCAL.
Sailing.
Siloam.
The Old Sexton.
The Old Arm Chair.
The Basket Maker‘s Child.
The New Kin dom.
‘ . Lofty and I. "lie Birdies venlng Prayer.
0 Sir. Twenty} cars Ago.
Ono Sweetl Solemn Thought. When i a (law Awa .Ia_mie. .
Bing Dem enveniy Bells. Whistle and alt for hatie.
CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
VOCAL.
bully. Silent Night.
Ladd e
Admiration.
Birdie Looking out for Me.
Cleo
hetto.
1 Cannot sing the Old Songs.
I Will Arise.
Janet's Choice.
At the Wicket Gate. 0n the Rocks by Aberdeen.
Baby Mine. . Robin Adair.
Believe me if all Those Endearlng \oung Home Day.
Charms. The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane.
Joli Jack Tare. The Kerry Dance.
M y. Remember Me. There's Always sunshine Somewhere.
Noything But Loews.
Old Joe's Dream.
‘Tis the Lust Rose of Summer
Yes. Let Me Like a Soldier Full.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Adelina Patti ( usdrillc. Sonatina.
Notre Dame “)ale. Two by TWO.
CONTENTS NUMBER FOUR.
VOCAL.
Soymou r.
The Rosy Goblet.
A Warrior Bold.
A Land Without a StormLt
N i. P aceiui N The Old ()sken Bucket.
Ni)! iarlJEthare. h; The Minstrel Boy.
Ho I! My Bani . Then \ou‘il Remember hie.
I Dream'd a Dream. The Land o‘the Leul.
The Gypsy Countess.
8.
g; swgme Home. VlVe L‘Amour
'Sl . wr a Hundred in para.
gm 18:2; 09p Within a Mile of Edinboro.
IN STRU M ENTA L.
ll Desidehio. Bright Eyes Polka.
Convent Bells. Dance Escoccais.
CONTENTS NU MBER FIVE.
VOCAL.
J n . Let me Dream Again,
Cogg‘glozgrsvdd’lhw one“? Onlgto See her Face Again.
Comin’ Thro‘ the Bye. Ule . 'lckerdemus.
Dublin Bay. Rock‘d in the Cradle Who Deep.
1mm Hear the A is Calling. The lioan Bowll Do .
Roi Mother. Guide is Footsteps. The Lost Chord.
In sppy Moments. The i’irates' Chorus.
tnllln. IC “to fiwcg'd iiégur‘l‘ker Hill.
Thee ome. ' in r s 'c .
{35:153. Turn Back Pharaoh’s Army.
INSTRUMENTAL.
hi h Polka. Prince Lanciora.
L‘ioly fit the Valley. Mazourkn. ii Barrio. Waltz.
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
i . llsrboard Watch.
mzfigbm My Am Countrie.
Eras that Watch for Me. Nancy Lee.
For Ill Thy Sorrow. The Maid of the Mill.
Go In, limb The Bridge.
I Dreamt that l welt in Marble Halls. Where are the Old Folks,
in the Gleaming. Wilcoit.
INSTRUMENTAL.
, Rt. Albana Grand March.
wfiawgavotm. The Turkish Reveille.
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
VOCAL
Ocean. When we Hear the Music Ringing.
531mg: Emil. The Little Once at Home.
Take me ome. Yn‘ll rlmm be ibmgln Awa
h. Ara ye tilecplnu. Maggie. Ho Kiwi me and i new T’wue Wrong.
in. The Demo Door.
flee as a Bird. HI-ar )ur l’ruycr.
In the marlighi. l i Sonic to Then. ~
8- bldzc. Why do hummer Roms ia'ic.
INSTRUMENTAL.
1' Pearl i) .mlro l. [Micaela March.
Eggnsvalsyllo‘i‘scehaxiter Waltz. lion Juan.
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
' . i-‘llnhi Viulli.
g will; ‘Wlhiig The Holst: and tho Singer.
A ird in lieu . The llravuilld Oak.
1 Gone to bleep, 'i he Tempest.
i’ncle Joe.
rnsommlln fluent :0 Tell You. Would You.
g‘iigahhng Night. millfilan we Meet Again.
INSTRUMENTAL.
fifl’figrflg'wuu. {airfigiglvihrcm
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
VOCAL.
l
The Clarion N Sounds to the Field.
gonslder the batch Vinyl The Beautiful gy of (lot .
mm “a
Omaha”) in. The Child’s W ll.
nae Tender and True.
of on. Trannadlllo.
. "W music;
a
rc i w i but. red n.
m'wwfe‘u‘ 9% Bel. . heath. Dora s a ll
INSTRUMENTAL.
Horn 8 t8 9
mama-“cl... mu...“ m... 4
DID YOU EVER DREAM
cream: of all caucus. d at this
°‘ r“, w rim“ massacre me:
and?“ to the W and get them.
his Canon and in tents Each Pan.
“ring to the petitions from his county. ho
. new nemicaotmshyuum
N0 SUFFRIGE‘Wl E YET
Constitutional Convention Still
Debating the Question.
HONESTY 0F PETITIONS DOUBTBD.
Ilr. Cookinghaxn Ami-ts That There “'ere
20.0001nete-d of 220,000 Ania-i Petition.
era—’Eammitteos Getting My to Be-
pcrt to the Convention.
ALBANY. Aug. 15.—-Thc constitutional
convention took up for the third session
the discussion of the question of woman
auiirago. . Mr. John M. Blgclovv of New
York was the first speaker. He said that
it had baen his idea that the convention
should vote directly upon the question of
suffrage. but the brave women whozhad
supported and fought for the amendment
thought that Mr. Tucker’s proposition to
send the matter to the people was a good
one. So he thought that he had better
accept their advice.
lie alluded to the statement of counsel
for the antlsuiirngists that only imrlots
and vile women would vote if the ballot
was given to them. That was a vile and
unworthy statement, a disgrace to the
month that uttered it and insult totbo
mothers. wives and daughters. The in-
iorcncc sought to be given was that the
female vote Would be purchnscnhlo. It
was not reason. It was ridiculous.
Mr. Cooklnghum spoke at some length
against the proposition. lie ridiculed the
numerous petitions by demonstrating that
there were not 2:16.000 actpnl petitioners.
but 200.com short of that, because in a
vast number of cases secretaries of lodges
and grounds ..nd other bodies had signed
the petitions for their full number of
members It was a fraud on its face and
did not represent 000,000 people. Refer.
said that the names in no way represent-
ed tho cducntcd, intelligent and respected
class. That was so in every case. So,
too. he had found that some persons had
signed tWo or three times.
Ciergyman Signed Three Times.
In some cases he land found panics rc-
psutcd four times. and in the case of
Oneida county. he had found a clergy
mun’s name signed tlu'co timcs. Iio denied
that tho advocates of Women suiiragc
ware the only friends of women. The
majority of the committee was the real
friend of women. He believed that the
proposition was illogical and unreasona-
ble in the extreme.
Mr. Kcllugg also spoke against the men-
surc because even if the petitions were true
the people who did not ask for it were as
10 to 1.
Mr. Roche of licnnselaor spoke in favor
of the submission of the matter to the poo-
plo. lie was not himself in favor of womr
an sufl'rugu. because he thought that it
would be detrimental to lhi‘ best internals
of Women and the home. but he did not
think that there would be any harm don.-
in allowing the people—tho men of tho
slate—40 vote on the subject. He wrnt on
at length to show the progress of the
movement in the past :3“ years. llo suid
got by letting the [Nollie act llpnn it it
lght ho m'itlml furm'l‘r.
Mr. lilrscbbcrg spnko against ilw prop-
osition in submit on the ground that
there was no good reason for tho cxlcu
slnu of tho sllflmgo ui iii‘t'ni'llfl,
(in motion of Mr. Alvord and with the
consent of Mr, iioodcllc, who was to bnw
delivered his speech; adjournment was
had. although the point of order mind
that it had been decided to \‘nlu on the
question at this session finally.
'l‘bo Poul Selling Amendment.
The matter of making pool selling unm-
bllng by forbidding it in tho constitution
will be brought before the constitutional
convention today by the report of tho comr
mitten on pn-mnl)lc. The matter was first
brought to illoatn-uilun of this body by
an amendment intruducod by Mr. 'l'chuls-
ky defining the selling of pools either on
or oil' race trucks as gmnbllug and forbid:
ding it. Mr, Tuckcrhml a similar muond-
mcut A subcommittw was appointed.
and they reported both ways upon it. the
commitn-c dividing.
Both Mr. ’l‘urkur and Mr. 'l‘vkulsltynn-
anxious that the mailer should conic be
few the convunilon. so the mmmittw ill"
cidcd to rrport all propositions on that sub
icct adversely. Mr. ’i‘uckor will disagree
with the report. and tin-re is llkn-iy to ho
a very warm discussion.
The judiciary conuuittcc completed its
consideration of tho proposml nuwudmont.
and it is now rl-ndy to be sulmllitvd to tilt-
convention. it is unchanged in any hn.
portnnt way from the synopsis of it sent
out before.
The committee on preamble will report
favorably Mr. lincbc's unwildmcnt divid
ing the govcrmncnt into three parts-alco-
lslatlvo, exocutlw and judlclnl~nnd fur-
biddlng tho intvricn-ucn of one division
with another. Also Mr. Francis” provid-
ing that tho iron exercise and cpjoynwut
of religious profvnelon and Womblp with-
out discrimination or prcicn'nco shall ho
allowud in this stat.- tn all rnnnklml. but
without [li‘i‘lllllill'y Mil from tbostnto. and
rmrwmm shall be mndcrvd incomwtvnt
to be a witness on urcouni of his opinions
on matters of religious llcllvi, but the lib-
erty oi ('(Iilhi’li'nt'u hereby swuml nilnll not
be so construed no in oxrum Min of lli‘i‘ll'
tiuusm-ss or Justify practices inconsistent
with the peace or safety of this stain.
(lovermnrut oi (‘ltin iii-mused.
The home ruin for cities nnwndmrnt
was tnkcn up during the day.
Mr. llcnh l iii-p .ifhnutnuqim) rend u long
argument in which lu- act forth thnt the
article was nnnlnnt the first principles of
good “UYill‘illlitlllL. He did not imllcm in
the system projected of compelling the
representation of minority. lie holicvml
that one of the lending characteristics of
our government was the rule of the ma-
Jorlty only.
Mr. Mulqucon (Dom, New York) said
that the anmmlmont should be lnlwlcd “n
bill to prevent home rule for cities." He
did not believe that there should be any
incorporation of cities by special low. llv
proposed to limit the term of service of
the mayor rather than extend it. The
present bill would extend the term of the
mayor of New York for one year. He pro-
posed that the mayors of china be clsctmi
for one year until mm, and than the
mayor could be elected so that his term
would expire in the odd years. in classl-
iicatlon he would have three classes of
chimney of Emma; inhabitants and up-
ward, one of comm and upward. and the
third class to take in all others
He found one serious «intact. one that
killed all home rulc. in llw section that
bliowcd the legislature to puss general
laws for one class nip-lites and have that
law appi to one or more cities of another
class. thud mold allow the passing of a
petty law for tho smaller class of Cities.
which Would also apply to New York. lie
”Windmill tho rcmb‘ml of pollen Millie”
and Watcher‘s by the maymoeiy and
erect 0 am v n ' .fi'il'ce-
nied that the police officers and commie
sinners offs city were stats oillcars and
said the putting of power of removal of
police cornmiuionm in the hands of the
governor was a very bad political move.
VETOED BY mamas.
The Evicted Tenants Bill ltd-cud After a
Hot Discussion.
LONDON. Aug. 15.——’l‘he evicted tenants
bill has been rejected by the house of
lords by a vote of 249 to ill).
The debate was in striking , contrast to
the monotonous discussion of Monday. A
majority oi the speakers displayed anima—
tion. which at times amounted to passion.
Even the Duke of Dcvonshirc shock on
his usual apathy and spoke with great
vigor against the measure. lie professed
readiness, however, to assist the govern‘
ment in any reasonable plan of settle-
uncut.
Lord Ashhournc and Lord licrschell
gave themselves the fullest rein. The int-
tcr especially displayed passion, clinching
his lists as his lnvcctivc grow flower and
flower until after a savage outburst he
concluded by shouting. "I will not waste
breath any longer. ” The opposition lost
their temper at this, and there were angry
cries of “Hear, hear!"
After Lord Ashbourna, Lord Herschcll,
the Marquis of Clanrlcardc and other
peers had spoken for and against the bill.
Lord Salisbury, ioruwrly prime minister.
arose to sneak in opposition to the mens-
urc.
The house at this time was crowded
with spectators. the diplomatic body be-
ing present in full force. and Lord bull»
bury was enthusiastically cheered.
lie opened his remarks by cinnmcntlng
upon the Weakness of tho urgumcnts
made in doionsv of the bill and said that
his task was thus made (array. "0 said
that. while unjualflubly accusing the
late gowrumcnt of being devoid of com-
passion for the tenants who had been
evicted from their homes in Ireland, Lord
llcrschn-ll. the lord high chancellor. had
shirkcd discussion of tho mulnspring of
the bill—«namely. the powers of the arbi—
trators \Vlm were forcibly imposed upon
the landlords.
Lord Salisbury denied that the house of
lords was u landlords' house. They were
threatened with abolition, but ho had lio-
ticcd that in France when the second
chamber was abolished the extinction of
the lower chamber iollowod immediately.
He concluded by expressing the hope that
the house would do their duty and reject
this dangerous measure.
Whllc Lord Salisbury was speaking the
house income filled to overflowing. The
gniicrice~ \vcro crowded with pecrcssos and
their friends. and the portion assigned to
mamlmrs of the house of commons was
crowded so that runny members were un-
able to gain admittance.
Lord itoscbcry, the premier, replied to
Lord Salisbury. lie was «in-cred impar-
tially from both sides of the house. iio
rvpronrbcd Lord Salisbury for indulging
in glbes and jokes and said that his lcvity
bud mode it incumbent upon him to take
n morn responsible vii-w of the subject.
The cvivilnn of tbcso tvnnnts, the premier
said. had already cost tho taxpayers £11m-
llilil. To hear Lord Salisbury-h quips and
cranks nobody would suppose the subject
was. of n vltni character. He ventured to
tell their lurdships that if they followed
what was in their minds at that moment
they would not reject the bill. The right
of veto was a most dubious function. To
exercise it upon a measure supported by
the inn-s of thoclcctcd rcprcscutotlvm and
by a government responsible for peace and
order in lrclund Was playing with mixed
tools. The spi-cchcs of both Lord Subs-
bury und Lord itoscbory were listened to
with deep lull-rust. The announcement
of the huurl-s on the division. showing
that th.» bill had been relented, was receiv-
cd with elli'nt'l'.
BLUEFIELDS RETAKEN.
Nit-armament: In I'oursainn and Prince Clar-
ence n Refugee.
ImVlNH, Aug l.'r.~'l‘ho Times has the
following dispatch from Port Limnn,
llnicd Aug. l‘.’: The Hrlilsli warship Mn-
buwk lliln urrivod hero with Prince i’lnr-
euro and l 12 rcfulrwa abmird
lllnciiuhls has bcvu rvmkcn by 2.0m)
Nicaraguan troops. who nrivml from lit»
run and Hrcytown on transports flying the
i'niicd News llmr.
(In llb-li’ appromh tho l'nltml States
marines who had been on duty ashore m—
turuml to their Vuvsol. The resident
Allillrllums. being thus cbondouml. bccumc
Vury indignant. and many of them up
hum-d the national flux from their bounce
and stamped on it in the streets. They
then holstl‘ii the llritish film.
(in entering the government house the
Nicaraguan nnlborlltm hnuled down and
turn to shreds the Mosquito ling. 'l'hny
placed under arrest numerous Auwrimna
and disclaims“ nonmetal of being in sym»
pnthy with l’rinm» Florence.
Thcrupmlnof the Mohawk landed a
party of mvn and wont to the pl'laull and
rcscuml «wry mw therein who rlnlmod
ilritiah protection. The Mohawk will
nwnlt born ordvra from home. Prince
Cloronrv will runmln on board.
ANARCHISTSWILNV LONDON.
9'" row ilnmlrmi "um Arrived Then
Within the lmt Few Days.
lmwmx. Aux Iiimilnrinu tbolnst low
days our in: nimrrhints how landed in
this city. A Npm-lnl brunch of the rivet:
luml yzml pnib-c inri‘o is wry busy watch-
ing uVrr iin- ncm-omcrs. The Hroiloud
yard own are oanlswi by n largo draft of
«invention from m» dim-rent pullr‘n dlvls
inns.
le lildtvnrd lirmiiurd. the chief cnmr
missinnur of police. is personally tilmrrlimr
tho mnudiiflll tnkrn to watch over and
mndrr lmrtllll'ss rim anarchists just land.
ed. 'l'lwrv- in much excitement and “WM.
activity in anarchist clrrlt-s bore.
Mitten Anarchists Rubin].
ileum, Aug. b‘u.~—Tlm path-c raided so
snnralllct haunt nnd captun-d sovan per
lions, who were engaged in the manufact-
ure of infernal machines similar to thme
mmtly osplmlml at the parliamrnt build
logs. ,The italic asserts that the prison-
ers were connected with a plot to blow up
the residence of Prime Minister Crispi in
order to avenge the sentences imposed
upon (Teach-lo Homo. the murder-r of PM
idem unmet.
Ill-hop rfllm fin to.
Care Mar, Aug. lfawTho Bight it».
Dr. O'Hara. Roman Catholic bishop of
Scranton, l’a, is lying critically ill at
the cottage oi hie limb". Dr. "’3‘”. in
this city. Bishop (mars was stricken
mmi daysaccwlih paralysis. the ”send
mock within s‘ ”It.
m Nicolai”! r30; «3......
film (Intense. Aug. law-Tbs first his
at Mississippi valley term this year was
machines-casual scrum tar as;
dicta
AFTER GtNhHAL EZETA.
Ion founder-lam Want the lax-Prolific.-
till Bridge-o [intruding],
SAN Fnaxcxsco. Ann. lit—in naval cir-
clca and along the water front burn a live:
iy interest has been nwnknucd in the case
of Antonio Ezeta. the deposed president
of San Selection who is now on board the
United States steamship llcnnington with
three other reiugccs from San Salvador.
The probable outci’mc of charges which
have been brought in California courts
by the existing SnnSulvadol-inn govern-
ment. which iscxcrtiug every ciiort to ex-
traditc the refugees, is lost sight of at
present in the gonornl expectancy of tin:
developments when the licnniugtcn shnll
arrive at any time. Many conilictiu ru
more of action by the local government
officials are board. but nothing dollnitc
can be learned.
It is m-ncrally bciived, however, that
the govern mom will intt'rucpt the lien-
ningtou m d hold her outside the heads
until the 'ni'l'lillt for Ezctn's arrest or-
rives n Washington.
It is known that one swift tugboat has
been cruising outside the Golden (into all
day. and it is rumorcd that she has on
board a number of naval olllcors from
More island. At the tug oilice it is ad-
mittcd that this craft is on a spot-lnl mis-
sion. but her owners refuse to state what
her mission is or who are on board.
A report is. that the monitor Montcrcy.
which called Monday ostensibly for I’uget
sound. has been sent out to signal the
licnninuton and keep her without until
the authorities have perfected their ur-
rougomcnts for the arrest of tho rofugzcos.
The nttorm-ys who came on from New
York in the interest of tho governing-ht of
San Salvador arc vury active. but they are
not morn nlort than the lawyers who have
been cmployml by i'lzctu's fricnds and who
tried to out; out writs of bobcat; corpus.
claiming: that tho refugees are illegally
rcstrulnrd. it is likely to guard against
hubeus corpus. prowl-dings that tho lien-
nington will [0 kt pt outside the thrce
mill: limit pcndlng the arrival of the war-
rants that how boon iorwardml from
Washington.
ANOTl—lER SEA FIGHT.
The Japanese Claim to llnvc Driven Oil’
the (Tillman Fleet.
YUKHHAMA. Aug. ll—Nuws has; boon
received of a battle which took place on
the Hill inst. bcrmwn Japanese and Chi-
nese llects.
'l‘hn (‘bino—w- worn driven off.
The location oi the flight is not given.
Mr. IIrr-ckinridgu Qualifies.
\V‘Arlzlwrrnx. Ann. llvlion. (‘lifton
it. ilrrckinrl'bzw of Arkansas qualified as
minister t . it: ”in. to which place he was
renmtly appointed by President ('lcvc-
land. At the milllU time be sent a letter
to the gown-nor of Arkansas tendering his
resignation 1‘ rcprcsontutit'c from the
Second distrl. i of that nlilli‘ and also noti-
lliui Speaker i ‘risp oi bi~ notion.
I nliml Ann-rim": Mechanic-i.
>‘. i:.\| : es. Aug. if. w—'l’hc fii'cnnd day‘s
SO~~lIlfl of lbw l‘nltcd Auwrlczm .‘dochnn-
lcn' mulw-ntlun was lll‘lil bcrr, l’rnmi
nl-nt cilia-h of tho unis-r dn'nouncnd the
I’i'illlf'l which ~tnird that tin-y urv- allies of
tbn- .l. i’. .‘l. 'l’bL-y lirnyuny connection
with that organization.
[Donating Elle lint-k Islam! Trucks.
(“up .um. 34:: 1:» _'l'ln> linck Island
and Lake rbnr.‘ linllmud companies have
turned thc~ fix—t simvl-ilui of earth in the
elvvutlnn ul' thrir tracks. a purl: that is
vulculnrwtl in wrup‘; {our yours. cost Mil.-
."um,0w and .«zm- lllulisllndrl of human
lit't’d.
Republicans Inuiurso (ion-ran.
liu rlunm, .iug. lit—Tim Republican
C(illt‘l'llililll ni “immim muuty mscur
bled :lt 51lil§llll"_\' and showed their uppr.»
cintinu of wnzuur liurmnn by considering
it rl-wlutmn vellum-ruling his until-inn
cllurts iii la-lmll nf llrlllt'l‘lldll.
lmiu-ertla shit-pm! ll'awi.
\\‘\~Hl\i,|.m. in; l:..—Unc humlrrul
and four Incuxli .r-a of tho industrial army
“info will manly {ruin hcrl- i‘iu ilm i'lli‘sw
pvnku and Uni» mrlrnml 'l‘br-ir dcalllm—
tlun is it. l‘uul .lolirics. tln-ir loader uc-
cumpnni. ll the men.
The lhil’l’ll‘ Allin-ted.
iii Ill l'-, .\uu. lb. i-w—l'l‘llu-a on tho inversi-
mm» all around on tho hi'ill'f tlmt tho :ulllp-
tbm of lbw American inrlll’ bill would
prove- an impulso- to closer trad" I’Ulllilnlii-i
helm-cu (icrmnuy and tho i'nltml Hutca.‘
(mu-yin». Melting iiuml ltd-dc.
li.\i.‘l‘l\lni:l~,. .\ulz ii. «The M i‘uxcy
itcu who wwrv rupturrd in Ibo police raid
at llynitsrlllc and (mumbled in the hnuvc
of correction as vnxrumu \wro put to Work
building gmul funds for the illutw
Killed Himself in .hmlll Arrest.
Nnuilb H. .V \'.. Auu if» --—\\'illimu
llutlwriord. numl ‘.’i. civil and killed him-
lu-li' at New llurfirx (ililm'h worn on his
truck fordviran 4mm boar-ling buuw. and
lit! klllcll hlnmrli in Mold urn-at
i‘rrparimr l'ur i‘nniu‘a ”\O‘I'iiilllfl.
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Can be consulted at her office.
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Our range andfileater
GOALS
for family usefarc carefully pre-
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if you want
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58 North Main St...
"ll South Norwalk.
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lune
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was
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