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3 You Know e
v City Brien 3
'ronnv's muss.
Renal—"The Little Giant."
Rislto—"The Barrier."
Palace—“For Heaven's bloke.”
Court Lsurol. C. D. A.. soeisl at
K. of C. Hall.
Annual Meet at Garden Club st
tho Norwslk Country club.
Social or Buckingham W. R. C. st
home or Mrs. Guileu in Silvermine.
Card Party Berkeley Chapter 0.
17 S. at Masonic Temple.
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COMING EVEN“
April ill—Annual Banquet at
South Norwsik Cong. Church.
April 10.——Conoert. Center High
School Auditorium. auspices. music
department oi the High School.
April 17.-Annnal Banquet of
Young People or S.,\l. Cons. church
at the church.
April 20.—People's Chorus
songs “Marthe."
April 23.—0pen house meeting.
at Girls’ and Womene' Club.
April 28.-Grsnd Oillcei'l
Ophir Chapter No. 52. 0. E. is
April 29. — Fail-field County
League of Women Voters meet in
New Canaan Prof. Carroll .Reed
Supt. 0! Schools in Bridgeport to
speak.
April alt—Dollolay Ball
Armory.
April 30.——Community meeting.
auspices Ladies Auxiliang Frank C.
Godfrey Post. ,
May 4.-—Ma.squerade
1: rank C. Godfrey
l‘ellow's He‘ll.
Pre-
\ isit
at the
Dance.
Auxiliary. Odd
Sun and Tide For Tomorrow.
Sun Rises 5:” A. M.
Sun Sets ..... 6:33 P. M.
High Tide ........... 1:29 A. M.
Low Tide ............. 7:57 P. M.
A daughter was born at tho Nor-
wnik hospital this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Louis G. Sederstrom. Clear-
view Park. Mr. Soderstrom to re-
ceiving teller at the South Norwslk
Trust company. Mrs. Soderstrorn be-
fore her mrsriage was Miss Dorothy
MacGregor.
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«L e h i g b coal. automatically
screened. Harris and Clans—Adv.
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Conrad P. Frey. or Sesvlew sve-
uus. East Norwslk. was s. visitor in
Westport last night.
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Mrs. Herold Shem. or 186 East
avenue, visited in Bridgeport yester-
day.
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~Rummage Sale. Railroad Ave.
formerly J. M. \Layton Co., Thurs.
Fri. Apr. 15.16. by First M. E.
Church—Adv. '
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Twa electric lights were reported
broken by stones in Bouton street.
last evening.
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Le Roy 1). Downs. of Winfield
street. attended the opening game of
the baseball season at the Polo
Grounds in New York yesterday.
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——Rodios and Victrolae sold on
naey terms, Donnelly.-—Adv.
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The newly organiz-‘d Men’s Guild
of the Grace church will give a sup-
per in the parish house tomorrow
evening at 6'30. This will be the
first ntl'nlr of this sort ever given
in the. Grace parish. Herbert 0. Pol-
lard is the chairman in charge of
the supper.
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—-Anthrncitc. All sizes.
and Galas—Adv.
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Harris
There will he's special meeting
or the Men's Guild of the Grace
church in tho parish house at 7:80
this evening. This is an important
meeting.
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Courtland Van Buren. 14 East
avenue. attended the baseball game
between the New York Giants and
the Brooklyn Dodgers ltt the 'Polo
Grounds in New York city yesterday
afternoon.
~The cleaning dyeing end pres
sins of garments is given the closest
attention at The Twin Ciiy\ Velei's
Establishment. Work called (or and
delivered. 6? No. Mhin st. Phone
iOS.-—Adr.
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George W. Wright. of 140 Broad
street, Stamford. was arrested at
2:10 yesterday afternoon in tho first
district by Policeman Poul McGrath.
for violating the parking ordinance.
It was alleged that Wright parked
for one hour and is minutes in n 40
minute zone on Main street. His case
is set for April 19 In the first district
court.
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LAUNDRY WORK AT
SPRINGTnm MEANS.
the housewife having lace curtains.
mg rugs, blankets etc. made eplok
and span—it should be done. This
laundry does this work is well
equipped to give it careful and
painstaking attention and solicits
the patronage 0! folks in this vicin-
ity who have work of this sort to
be done. Now is the time. Your
{sundry work however lsrge or
mail the package will be called for
md delivered. Just phone 8884. The
Star Laundry 11 Cross St. Nor-
o'slle—Adv. 1
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Miss Etts Edison. of Huntington
W. Vs. is spending twa weeks st
me home of her uncle end cunt
llr. sud Mrs. Abraham Madne. Put-
lam avenue.
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Edward Hubbell. Westport rep
resentative to the General Assembly
motored to Nomik yesterday on
iusiness. .
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.—Eyes Examined by ‘ a Univer-
iiy Graduate. Benedict The Jewel-
p—Adv.
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Rev. George B. Tompkins. ot the
(ethodiet church. will be the monk-
r at tho Kiwanis c' .b luncheon i
g hold at the Royal James inn
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.You miss it too
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~Dubta Awnings!
Reedy-mas
Reedy-Wheng
At ‘ Aarflno't—Adv.
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Edvard Johnson. of Bridgeport
visited with covers] iriende‘in Nor-
wells yesterday. ‘
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Thomas Wallace. of Middletown.
Conn. is spending A low days with
friends in the Spring Hill section.
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-—'1'o the outside or your home.
you plant flowers. shrubs. etc. The!
test it oil’. so to week. Awnings over
your porch sud windows huvo the
some eflect. Buy Dubsn Awnings at
Angevinoe. Ready made. ready to
hang—Adv.
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Mrs. Elsie Knip u. or Woodbury
avenue. was unsbl to attend to her
duties in tho oilico of Light. Dun-
bsr and Quinlsn. on Washington
street. yesterday. due.to illness.
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W. Frank Osborn, town treasurer
of Westport and prominently identi-
fied with the Westport Country club
motored to Nor-walk yesterday on
business.
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State Policeman Charles J. Quit;-
loy, or the Westport barracks. was
a. business visitor in Norwsik today.
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The regulsr weekly meeting of
the Norwslk Chapter or Delioiay
will be held tomorrow evening in the
Washington Street Masonic Temple.
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Alfred Goldschmitlt, Washington
street broker. has purchased a. new
car.
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.It was on April 14. 1805. that
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated
by Booth. whilo sttending Ford's,
Theatre. in Washington. ‘
Deputy Registrars To
Be Named In Fifth
A polling place may be estab-
lished in the fifth ward. at the toll
election.
Tho common council pass 0 a res-
plution requesting the reg trsrs oi
voters in the second word to ap-
point deputy rcgistrsrs in the fifth
ward, in anticipation of the estab-
lishment of a. polling place in that!
ward. at its meeting last evening. I
There have been many requests
(or the establishment of s. voting
place in this word. In previous
elections residents of this voting
district have voted at the polling
place of the second district in the
centrsl lire .ststion.
Evening School Club
To Md'et This Evening
The regular meeting or the Nor—1
walk Evening School club will be
held at the Franklin school tonight.
at 7:30. Dr. Robert Perdue. local
health oiticer. will speak on “How to 3
Keep Well." Following the tall: and ~
the business session, a social time
[will be held ’and music will be fur.
nished by the Evening school or-
chestrs. Refreshments will be served
and all members oro'askod to at-
tend.
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'L Never sleep in e. comfortable bed.
much during the
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cemetery.
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Catalina E. Glidden
Mrs. Caroline B. Glidden passed
swear yesterday morning at the
home at her daughter. Mrs. Du-
rnouin. t5 l'tsllrosd avenue, aged 10
years. Funeral services will be held
(mm D. W. Raymond‘s iunerni pur-
iors on Thursday morning. at 10
o'clock. Rev Chapman bl. anle,‘
rector of Trinity church will olllcl-i
late. interment will be in l‘nwrstut.
William Cooper Byxboo
The funeral oi William Coop: 1'.
llyxbco was largely uttt ndod yeetot» {
day afternoon, irom tho into home.
31'» Quintard avenue. ilm'. Dr. 11‘. L
Pipe pastor or the Advent Christ-
ian church will olllciute. There
were many beautiful floral otterinxs.
lhtormcntwn'ue in Union cemetery.
Clarissa ll. [Suit-=1
Funeral services for Mrs. Clarissa
B. Bates. formerly of this city. who
died Saturday afternoon at the
homo of her niece. in S ii‘ord. were
held yesterday nitcrno i from the
funeral parlors of D. W. llaymond.
in West \Vuehingiou street. Rem]
Frederick Jacobs. pastor at thol
South N o r w n. i k Congregational
church officiated at the service»
which were largely nitendeul. lnicr- '
them. was in East Not-walk come-i
tery. '
Manic-2y Mills ’ 1 '
The tuner-'11 of Stanley Mills. Wl‘iu
passed away Monday morning at
tho homo of his daughter. Mrs. Al-
len lily. will take place on Thurs-Y
day attornotm. nt 2'30 (knock. from.
his into home in Highland uvcnu--.1
Rowayion. interment will be in ’
Spring Grow: comctcry. Derlon.
Belle Victoria Vuilcc. 1
Mrs. Boilo Victoria Vailco, “11.; or
home. 17 Col‘nmoi‘r‘u stroci. int" 2
night. Tlic deceased was in her 11‘:an
year. The tuncrul services Will be;
conducted from tho i‘uncrnl parlors
or David W. lloymond on Washing-
ton stroot. Friday afternoon at 1'. in- ;
torment will he in lhu llivereido com. '
story. RM'. i“rcrl Piper will oiiicluto. 1
The deceased is nurvircd by hrr hus- .
bond and two sons. George and Hec-
lOl'. l
Franklin 1". Chris
Th1. funeral of Franklin 1‘. Clark, I
who died last week in Sturkr, Firs,
took place Aloudev ulternoon from
the innerai chapel oi Charles Fabloi
in Westporl. llcv. 13. L. Reed. rcc-
tor of Christ church. oiliciated. in-
icrmcnt was in Norwalk crmcicry.
Jacob Frank
The funeral of Jacob Frank was
held this morning at the home. 33
Wilton avenue at 9:80. and at lo
from St. Mary‘s church. whero a.
solemn requiem mass was Cclebmt-
ed by the Rev. John Shoo. t‘r-lobroni.
ilov. James Grady. deacon and nor.
'1‘. J. Finn. sub-deacon.
Miss Mary Hcephy song. “Ave
Maria." and Edward Spinn sing.
"Face to Face." As the cortcrtc “an
lorwing the church. Mien. Helene
Millard sang, ".Vcsrcr My God ioi
Thee?“ i
The pallbearers were Chsrlmi
Murphy. Charles Stack. Al-
fred Murphy. and Alfred «decline.
nephews of the deceased. Interment :
was in Si. Mary's cemetery. ‘
cmssuurm SERVICE pleases
particular people.
\rponding n imv days til. the home of
ELECTION
BY EAST AVE bunch. of the Ledlcs‘ .\irl fii-cielyilll'f “”U' "if“
at tho East Avenue M. F: t‘lmlch‘ "“1“: N 1"
CHURCH'SOCIEIY
Leo Davis and Wife
1 Expected H o m c
From Europe Next
Month. .- j
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Tho Juno mu of atheism or thoi
Women's Foreign Missionary society
of tho East Awnuo iii. E. Church
were X'C-i‘ldclfi'd inst night at the
home of Mrs. .\. Milleton l‘uddock.
Seaviow nvonur. Reports of the
year's Work were 'rcsd. Plans were
discussed tor tho sunusl “thank
offering" of tho society which will
ho hold during the month 0! M0.
the pretrecds of which will be used
for foreign litisslon work.
The re-elocletl oiiicers include:
lilies Moilldn Smith, president.
Mrs. llauicl l.‘lilon'nnodieu. \ice-
president.
Miss Suruli l'lundoli. secretary.
Mrs. Nellie Greenwood. treasurer.
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. Olrlcon Circle
The luv'lies of tho Omicron' circle
of the Lost Aumuu M. E. church.
hold it rchcnrsul tor the play. "Aunt l
Dinuh'n Quilting i‘urty." which will;
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proscmml m. thr: church by th-zl
t-lrclc 1n tho llm‘ll‘ iuiure.
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Dui'lscxs to Return Soon
Word has been received from
Attorney and lire. Leo Davis. of
Rowan street, llllil they plan to ro-
turn homo sometime during the
3'l‘liomus Valiant. died suddenly at her. middle of next month. Mr. and Mrs.
l'mvis hm 1*. been on a. several
monlhs' trip to Europe.
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Captain Anderson imprmcd
The many friends of Captain Cprl
Anderson 01' 2‘3 l'lrst street. will be
plonsed to know tl1:.t ho is recov.
oring ulcoly from the effects of a;
stroke eniiercd several weeks 3150.1
Hr, will be able to be about in a:
:nllC‘l'l tintr.
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Dr. Scoiieid. ot‘ New York. is
his mother. Mrs. S. C. Scofield. Stran-
‘wrry Hill monue.
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The S. 0. S lioye' club of the
Christ. Episcopal church met last
night nt tho chum-h nt 7 o'clock.
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Mrs. George Stillman. of EastI
avenue. was hostess for the mem-
bers of the Glrls’ club of the Christ
New Spring Gloves
New sliudes and stylrs 11: Van
Ranlie Silk Gloves and Center
meri French Kid Glows. Novel.
iy culls in the flare or rcvcrcr
style. i
85 Washington Street
South Sol-walk, Conn.
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575 FIFTH AVENUE . at 4701 Street NEW YORK CITY
End-Tables . .
Sewing Cabinets
"i ' Smoking Stands
' . Windsor Chairs
Nestsof'l’ables
t‘ um
needful to pinsess the
If this thought:
Minna...-
ll ~. Bed'RoomChairs."t.3>5‘°.g
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aw:
Fit "for the “Mansionj—i
Priced for the. Cottage ?
In olden times “wealth" and “furniture” were ‘
words that seemed inse arable. It was thought i
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.. .2 BasyChairs. . . 5493
. . gigo‘W'mgChairs. . . 559,3
0. . 9'1: ChaiscLongues. . 85”.:
p.102: Highboys. . . . not: I.
. .2533, Sofas“. . . . . 120-23 ' .
Love Seats . . . 165°": ll
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ersists in anyone’s mind today, ~ ‘
it will be quic y dispelled by a visit to our
establishment where i; will be feund that
I extreme moderation has been the governing
influence in the pricing of our goods. _ '
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Chairs $4022 'l
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81083 OPEN FROM 9.00 AJA’. (53.30 P. M. FREIGI'II'PADTO ALI. WING POINTS
‘DAEY INCLUDING SATURDAY ‘
. some-1w Mmarrl‘a dolomite: ofSaiifadia-z
's. INTHBUNTIED STATES
items".
. — - - FGR INDIGESTION
No :1c1ion has as )1:1 l-u 11 1,. .1-1 1. ,s '
'1'." ”lo locrfi Ntrt'ct dii11.ii'i11.1;.‘ 1 1 «X \ ‘ i '
repair tho roadway 11‘ ill“ “1.... 1 : 1‘ ‘1. I
1pm: station there has been v "1:11 :1
J: I. MALLET'I'E i
‘ J11 that an». Car should. 1’ "
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church st tho weekly meeting ll'tlil deep and two or llil'k‘O [rot long and
ll“ night. about two loot “lilo.
k ' " " h‘ovorul lllOtUi‘l‘iia l1 0 complained
William prawn", of Liberty of this rul null hum .vnrly broken
square. has left for i’uiui-nou, .‘ . J 11”” “l rlnm 0” ”1“” “l“ “1" “‘0'
on a business trip. . (W W» ‘1‘"
a e 4 :holn in 1'” n3! illrl’lil‘1'k nip-11 other
The annual meeting Ullil olu‘lifilfl‘MHMM “i“ "”“”“' 1"“ mm" at
and 1 num-
WIil be held thla afternoon 4-. lbw i.1~ 1*-1‘..~1i1 null: 111‘. 111 iuurly as
ChUl‘Ch. ‘ 1'. 1.] 1‘1::~‘l;il,1l:. .‘~u\\ llmi “firmer
\'.1llii.11' l“.:. .1l‘ii'ni 1' lb i\|‘lllfl'(l
.1.» 1. ll 11min .ltlll‘ll \11il i1 l‘1l.’ 1.
r‘lit';
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Joseph (I. Srhuvricn. or 1 m: in .
““01 11-13 received word 11f 11., .1. ‘11 1 ...- .. .. __ .. s” .
lion). t ‘ Hm! inl‘ldll Ill..\ll.l\l.
Mrs W 1-1 livrsult 01' 19.1.“. .... 1‘21 ;1.111r1.~n.l 11-'11111111. is. lull. uniy'
title. in. received word or tln- .1. “1:; 31.1..1'1 101‘ 1» rm»; 111 1'I~"<‘| wimp.
' 111 l-lm‘l. or new liluu
0! her be M s. .i. l). U‘Hw, .1 ’V' 1"" ill-‘1'
Dritlon I lel", r ‘ ‘11:1‘..:' 111.11, ii .\".I 511111110 llnr's.
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harm. to pus oicr the.
Mrs. i-loruco Webb. Leienn, .lr11 1.
was hostess tor the members 01 it:
Aznou' Guild. of the Christ liplw 111.1!
church. at her home loot 11:1
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NOTICE
in .1” l11i1'1'1 ~ii'll ill lwi'ulllllig
11.1'1ul1111'.‘ 1"." l'u- " I'11i1i1‘ Mi‘mn-
mm ifruwulr." '11 u 1) k I ets
1.-uni;1111i11;_r liliii colvndur oi
\i‘l'lv‘.i pill 110 found on sale
.1‘ Iliuumll) ‘H aniullur)’ llur
'.l"l‘l1'l11. 111'iv1- ‘33 wuls.
Ail ivz11'11111-r H.1- .~-..111~ \1'l':tl
“ 1111‘»:1”‘11111f the
.‘ir.nn-l.\lrn.H;1rrylaw. .1 '1 1
ory bodiexurd. limo monl 11. 1..
bruy.
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Troop o‘. Norwnik Boy r'1 1.1.1.. n in
hold its weekly meeting this. .11111111:
in tho auditorium of th I Hour 1 1.1:»
low Junior High sch-ml. :11 5'3.”
a d so
'Im int-ekly prayt r ..r:1l 111.1» w ' :11111- ll 1;
s-‘n‘iw, or the Christ Lgrl ‘01 .11 1 “11.1 "
church will be htld this evcum; :1'
the church. Rev. llull‘l‘l It. 1'
Vooto. rector of the church. v1.
haw; charge. The choir o: 1
church will hold itu woelrlv r1 i.r'1- '
(it the rectory {olloulnrf 1‘1 1.: 1
Sure Relief”
East nxrnuc and Winilvll 1 ',-\\\1-,
The corurr at that sr't‘tion 1r 1 1. qu ~
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cororul with smnli Mom. “,1.
rusting: autos nirl 1Hill; I.‘ "fli- aph ;_
"kltlrcj up" from tho rim .11 t.- W9 .I' 3‘
m“ a/
edgns of the pox-chum .\
bolt
6 BELL-ANS
Hot water
Sure Relief
3%: LL-AN S
25: end 75: Packages EMF!
Ill .
at. the corner in ”1:11.? 1.7 1111
tho dirt and is orcr half .1 1' .'
My”..- .-.-. .. _ .‘ M1.-. .
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market .
PHONE 195
So. Norwalk
FREE
Housewives’ Attention
The new model Hoover is
here, and for the purpose of
advertising: it, we will clean
any rug; for you. Free of
"- charge and absolutely with-
out any obligation on your
’part. All you have to do is
to let us know where you
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Westport
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motorists oi’ wealth and taste
bevepronounccd the Packard Eight
. to be all they could ask in a fine
motor car.
well deserved. For the Packard
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- PA C KA:
flsk {The Man rTlfho Owns Q28
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