Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 29, 1921 · page 8

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x "We have kept our word at? we . N. .

'hn I also worked out the price reduc-
in the manner that gives
benefit to our

5:, sash i-mrm REDI'CEI).
‘3 . Na'sh Motors (‘ompanv rm
" m a. reduction in the pried-M oi tion mutter .
» passengvr cars. both six and four '1‘ ' mints-st pus-Slide
gder models. runglng from $15 'buzerls.
$860. Those prices. effective July; .. ..

W as follows: dealer.
g - .. m -m our 31,695; 7

“Sedsziwtl obi." “4 p333, coumwtouring car through the S. 1..
7‘155: z pin-ts. likulst' 31.525; 4 '{dlct agency.
‘* I Hpor't Model $1,593. » .
till! Four .5 [marl Touring ‘| "IA V
- «.2 1.1'r: . .
‘7 1.6t'oiioirma 71ft":l i: "no; “Si-(tan. 'l'lu-re is an herb which grows wild

’ i I - . .y‘on our \Nestern I'luins known as

”6' In In. multivi‘fnt' Kl‘wil‘rlic-O‘Nl'ughi'W'unzzinit'i" and to whlr‘h the In-
l w. Nuhh' Promo: n O “ '(liunu attribute wonderful curative and

 

As the result or A petition presented
by the Noroton Improvement Amet-
Nash ation to A. B. Smith. general pasenger

 

Bi-nrdirt is the local

 

ter transportation facilities (or Noro‘
Iton. Train No. :90. which leaves New
York at 42l0 (standard time). will
stop at Noroton.
press. and hitherto made its first stop
at lmrlen. The train will continue to
make stops at Darlen.

Mr. Smith. in his communication to
the association. states thdt C. A. Call.
the :msistant general passenger “Put.
would router with the transportatlon
of the association in the

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John We mpe has purchased a Nash

h Six «5 Inn-s. touring en
Bene-

 

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.. --- ll -l. ;i-'its or swvl . ‘
y.” m“ MM.” H l A 1than forty \‘o-ni‘s has been rt-Iir ting!

aremnplmhml through Opt-rulllll:T‘v[)r”"-‘ of Am, riro from some of ”Ni
"’ on": ,. . 1W... ., mm ‘worsl forms oi i" nzulo ills. It will (”v-rv
' «Nimitu'dliul' no man or instilu- “1“”) WW 1H1." wunnn who so sum-rs
' Vll lrh do! not :lllNlly“ Ilenl loirlv ‘0 "Y H.

siul‘nrt-I» With the poolio eonlrl
u - survive

' 9”! tulo- no "lililll prtdv in tho eI-rs
lu-Jr "iv vu-nw und sot I lllllH'Hll‘v'

cream -flA‘flI‘l’.l
mums m.

lil'lli'.I-.l."

 

 
 
 

 

.., A I . ‘ $.
t ‘81: ‘.I-. -.
. ‘ five fr. .. ,
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THE HOME OF THE

ribs

BAT-reams” '

01 North Main Street, South Norwalk

mumorumm
manna)

If in trouble. Call Harry Dill—Phone 754-3

S. L. BENEDICT

l
-V(‘ that our l'i‘nnk :ind tlpt'll wnyl
taking tlu pnidw into our (-onli‘z
0‘ hit” pluu'd 1m lllllllllliilll .I port
’00? ulll't‘l's'i .«s has lln- ”width-Ms ol'l
prmlmi.
h‘or iI‘H'Hl‘l‘t' l
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Jinx that pluru
huld ht‘ rO'tillt‘PlI.
V. lymputhy \Nllll the nmn-mvnt,
' J‘And HI tho H‘ wow HlllllllY no prov.
method by W'llli'll to :u-eoinplisl.‘
..IO fur on NquI ('oru more (‘Ullt't'l‘n ;
.' because wo- would not Mit‘l'lllt‘l'l
My.
but We illlllll‘tllllll I» e um out l‘runk
"(I told win 9w- wmld Lu! ndm-
0 until 1“, lr-ust ’IJyTlldt'mw: course,
I “In \t-r» W‘Hl llilwu wl-n ruull
Ml tlm t that tlu- Nod: Motors
. wzm doing tho (‘Iiltlllt‘llllnllllt‘i

lswt 'fl'l win-'2 tin-r“
:‘nd (-oilntr).wid¢-
IlltillK

wn- were in :ilmn

all linerfi

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

“You New our |il'|t‘t"~1ll?l‘liL{' thr- four
years prior to List twiniwv hos list-n
only til |H‘l‘ 11'!" and Ho-
‘ I Drive immense for all ("Ira was 70 pt 1'
cant.

"Nash prions “'l‘rt‘ not inilulml hr
cause in addition to holdings olit‘
fpriee turn-osc- lllll‘an ibis lime to 31'
'per C(‘nt. we found whys ond moons: of

"building the torn Q \I n ln-tto r,

 

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‘agcnt o! the New Haven road. for bet-.

This train is an ex- ‘

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Morn (tr-rrlt‘orn. :Ind (‘olisido-rod or“ { ‘ . ,
' "the vomitri". highest authorities on ht'dlmg \l.llH. i enmml let .
“WM manufnciun There is no question but tha na- near tore. I
T;"t,.:n(dr"hum“. ”1...“. ".dupfinpq‘tuw- hzu-i lmnnlvousl» provided in “:9 . . $
0 III M n . . ‘ ~ g . I ‘ . , .
"lent lan red [N‘DIIIH‘HOH costs it. ;_"”'A'“'-:l;‘ 2; 3:. Girlliiht'o "vii'li‘iezl' :‘Tnz‘;: 4‘ . F‘ .
- or in I' - , 01") I‘A I I '5;
. his: North ilw‘ti nl lu-nosliu :md, _ . , ' h . . I‘ l A I 2'5 ‘",
mum-w om Mum-«I on m:"‘-“" ‘” '1“? t m” " d':"i?"i‘?$§i”.i§3 i . Presentation of tins Adv. worth 1.00 on
, .. - H... ,_ :lw: H, |)(-‘-r\ ‘thr worn er [I success 0 ‘ ta 1 ' Q . .
"""3'" ' (if. 3.1;.”M‘omi'. (m... mm. Wu. mm m. rinkhama _| any repair work for one 1 week only.
pl)ll(‘y “ H M i . I ‘ . 11:12:” In Compound, which for nioro [ $ _

 

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REPAIRS

Norwalk Battery Co.

39 West Washington Street, South Norwalk
Phone 362-4

_ Special-Week of July 4th

100/0 REDUCTION AND A TUBE FREE

1 Ajax, Firestone, Perfection, Star
and Converse.

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

‘ ”SOUTE NONWALK AUTO SUPPLY CO.
. . - - Phone 436.

90 North Main Street. -

 

MILLS £9“ FINCH

 

‘mr. m 29, 1921,

elling Out

STOCK OF

Tires, Tubes and
AcceSsories

Nos-walk Tires, Blem‘iihed, Guaranteed 6.000 Miles.

303354 ........................................... $12.30
Seconds. 30x31/2 .................................... $9.50

A. MODNE

76 North Main Street Phone 957-2

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

53 Day Street Phone 461

 
 
 
 

-1 High (‘lass Auto Repairing

STARTING, 'LIGHTING AND IGNITION {
WORK A SPECIALTY 3

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

4“" "We nit- Ill'\il r‘nnla-nl in st ind still
flap here and “‘0' on- ennslvtrllv work—
Q-‘Ing to «Iv-\elnp fnrlhl-r ll.lpri)\l'lllt‘lii
‘ ‘nd I't'lll’lt'lilinl'i l‘or Nash c-ms

"And We (‘nllll'illllll onw.l\o-s pulv-
Icly in r‘nnlmucv to pun-on- our pnlirw
f steadily lmilrling n it. Hm \olnu
Dd holding in our [Hulk until :I l‘l'
action could luv .1th Fl! :1 through n: .v
economies In produr‘tl‘on “Men w"
Vere even tlu n ultimo-ting
"Th0 lilll‘Nl lulmr and tutu.
OVICQ'N were seeilrrd ill‘ll rm M ore:
I! Was bent toward :lI‘l‘lvll‘pllSllli i:
he economies :vs ropollx us p.._-.Ulu|o
:filow we r‘mnc- fnrwnvd “nth tluxw
5d prices and at the some lion
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VICTOR WESELY

(Formerly with Yeast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and Ma dc to Order,
And All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work.

WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
“Raymond ammumsummm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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llli “\l‘n ”turn vu'unlill-

 

 
 

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Lower Prices
on ‘Nash Cars

EFFECTIVE JULY 2

 

fish prices will be reduced, effective Indy :1.
iS'confornH to our statement mode but ()etober
' t Nash prices would be lllililliillllt‘tl until at
July 1,1921,
. reasons were plain. l'niil manufacturing
, s were lower we could not out Ili‘lt‘t‘ without
I" ting value, as Nash prices were not inflated.
Ye pointed out then that while tho average rise
the price of motor cars for a four-year period
1; wgn been 76 per cent. the price of le1 curs had
i I) raised but 31 per cent.
is 31 per cent. included the addition of cord
as Standard equipment and many other ud- we were improving Nash ears still further
‘ ions and refinements \Vlllt'li added materially 1:. Now we can announce for .lulv 2 .
value of Nash cars. - value ihan ever at a reduced purchase price
‘” we re-afiirmed our fixod intention of rigidly up- I
ding the high quality of Nash cars,

has been (Plllvl‘etl on effecting sound manufucl
“lg CCUIIOIIIIPI‘.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

N-onomy.
'lhe savmgs have been substantial. And
demonstrate. us nothing else enuld demonstrn

 
 

ut the lou’est possible cost.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

is even more c_-ni})hati(‘ally apparent.

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.. "HERE ARE THE NEW "NASH PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY. 2

 

The Nash Motors Company, Kenosha, Wisconsin.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Since then every vll'ori of the Nash organization

New. luborxming devices were added and pr"-
dnetion proetu-e so perfected that evorv process
of Nash munufm-turc is u model of cfilcienrv ulld
they
the remarkable Nash ability to produce fine cars
Even while “orking produetlon costs downward

a greater Nash

At the new prices the leadership of Nuslrcars

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

WILLARD

STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE STATION
59 West Avenue, Norwalk.

Plenty of Rift! to Drive Your Car in for
Battery Inspection.

HAVE YOUR BATTERY mirrors-.1) ”0mm!
WILLARD SERVICE Isrrrlcmm' saunas

Local Station Under the Management of J. Byu, Proprietor

 

 

 

 

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LOUIS Baum. Hunger

Goodyear—United States Sales
and Service Depot—Penn. Tires

911/2 Main Street Tel. 1377 Norwalk, Conn.
USED ens -

NORWALK GARAGE

arms 1'. 3Y3“

PROMPT REPAIR SERVICE
Foot of Brook Street Norwalk, Conn.

 

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E TIRE SERVICE C0. 0F NORWALK 3

 
 
 
 
 

 

HEADY’S GARAGE

Cross Street, Norwalk

 

Phone 675-2

 

WELDING, REPAIRING, \VASHING
\VRECKING CAR.

NIGHT CALL 715

 

 

-"--'va ,--

POGANY

Phone 399-13

AUTO PAINTING

26 Van Zandt Street East Norwalk

 
 
 

 

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KEYSTONE CORD TIRES
Will Exchange Any Standard Make
Tires for New

J. H. MANNING

' RIVER STREET (Near Wall). Phone 1500

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Toquet Carburetors

Give More l’ower—l'se Less (.‘as.

It will pay to have one in~:.iii~d, \\’.~ .l ‘u " : i‘ ‘ 1

pm nnpt ly.

Kendrick’s Garage

30 Chestnut Street Phone 917

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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MAIER

AUTO TOPS AND TRIMMINGS

Specialtv, UpholStering of Limousines, (‘ur-
tains, Slip Covers and Cushions.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

HUNTER’S GARAGE

.Union' Avenue, Near Main.

to,

 
 
 
 

EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANICS
Telephone 2023.

 

NASH SIX PRICES

Passenger Touring Car. . . .$1545
Passenger Roadster ....... 1525
._ ‘assenger Sport Model. . ‘1695
5Passenger TouringCar. . . . 1695
‘5} ' assenger Coupe ‘. . . ..... 2395
_’assenger Sedan . ...... . .. 2695

3‘: f. o. b. Kennel...

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

NASH FOUR .PRICES

5-Passenger Touring Car. . . .$ll95 '
2-Passenger Roadster . . . . . . . 1175 :
3-Passenger Coupe 1735 :
5.Passenger Sedan 19353

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

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All Nash mulch. both open' and closed. have coed ‘ ’ A ' a; L'- .
, “ equi 1' . _ , mnmmgm armory...”
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$250 disco ‘

 
 

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i. GRANTg’SIX: .‘3 -. C 315.59%

South Main Street Telephone 902
OPPOSITE WILSON'S EAT SHOP

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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i Mice You That
Kelly-Springfield Tires
: ° ‘ and Tubes

Will Cost You Less Per Mile Than
Any Other Make.
Come in and let us Show you that new Ito
Cord. >
We have some good bargains in SH:
{makes of Tires and Tubes which we are c
mg out.
‘ Motor and Generator Brushes for
t. , . , Makes of Cars. H
I! aim non YOUR AUTO WE HAVE IT .-

U ‘ ‘
7- v . A.» -W. ‘- , ‘
1. ‘fi 5.,

~ww t KOHN
. “3 mm loomsonr sTOIu'. .. .

. 'AlE-

.. _,: AILROAD

‘.......

113'

t'l'iii
105-

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