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Then a damsel descended from two carved wooden doors, wearing a bleeding red velvet gown with voluminous full skirt to lead the horse away. In the cobbled courtyard of a historic grand townhouse, a saxophonist played on stone steps as a horse grazed at his feet. The French couturier and lover of art and theater took his audience back in time on Wednesday to a Renaissance universe of court jesters, fairytale maidens and cantering horses. Starbucks eyes High Ridge Road site for fifth Stamford store.Police: Resident attacked by gun-wielding home invasion suspects in South Windsor.Occupied homes hit by bullets during Hamden gunfight, police say.
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