Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 27, 1923 · page 10

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News of
For the Motor Camper

 

gasoline-burning

u-p -to- date
to the motorist who
likes to cook by the wayside. It Will
nook anything that a. house gas range

The
Ilove is a boon

surprisingly low cost.
The fuel is always at hand—in the
:ank oi' the car. They are safe. dc-
pendable and inexpensive.

The gasoline-burning stove is fed
by the gas generated by a spray of
raw gasoline passing through a hot
pipe. It is perfectly simple in opera-
tion and requires no further atten-
tion than filling its tank, pumping
in a little air and heating the gt'ntF
star by ignoting a little tuw gas bo—
nenth it. in actual use it is most
simple and highly satisfactory. \Vith
the addition of on men. all sorts ol
baking dnd roasting can In thDC.

Wood Burners

The wood~burning slows. that is. a
let up affair much like a. small
kitchen range, is u very line bit of
equipment. These fold up tint and
take up hardly any room when not
set up. ()1! coursc. they will cook
anything and usually wood is Illl'l‘ill-
tul at any camping ground. ’l'htsc
stoves possess something the gasolint-
stove does not; they give out heat so
they are a mighty welcome thing on 11
cold day.

The opcn-nir grate (wood burning!

will and at a

is so inexpensite and usL-t'ul that l. .
camper ouhgt to be without (int.
Some are made open on all four
sides and set up on {our legs. with
the grate perhaps 10 lllL‘l’ll‘S from
the ground. others. more elaborate.

 

have three sides of sheet iron. These.
of course. can he placed advan-
tageously so as to work most effi-
cicntly in the wind. A folding oven
usually comes with this. type of
somi~cncloscd stove to permit of bak-
ing and roasting. A very small sup-
ply of wood will cook a meal on one
of these excellent stoves. The grates
are usually large enough to hold two
good-sized stew pans and a coffee
pot. '
L Combination L'scd

(me wood-burning stove or grate
and a. gasoline stove make an outiit
that leaves nothing to be desired
There are times when wood is hard
to get or when tho rain is so severe
that it is difficult to built] a fire.
'l‘h.~rt- are also lllllt‘s when gas might
ltu short. So the two 1118111 a great
team. I .

There are other kinds cit stoves
and co<.k1ng upparatus which are.

good. Those burning solitlitlcd alco-
hol have their place. TIIS‘I‘G is also
()llv using acetylene gas from

pollzlblo- tank which gin-s n lint.
st: lily 1le m. llut (‘\‘(‘l'_\' auto-camp-
u- might to L arry at least one first

('lnss cooking stove of some sort. The

 

nit] nll‘lliflll or building a tire in a
‘ "t-wplacn of stones galltorui in a ileld
‘ -. .vt lllit rt tlu [ntllans and has no
.n-ltu- in tin- cantilog oi the BUICL‘SSIUI
illlulur- -'.t 1.lllpti

 

. slicltt rs and trailers are discux‘cd
in no“ “’t‘tluoulny's nrllt'lv.

 

 

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QU AKER STATE 01L

"A Place That's Different."

Weekes Auto Supply Co.

14 West Avenue

Phone 2257

Norwalk

 

 

Everywhere

-Royal Cords

United States-ll res

are Gog

dTlres

growing number of

Royal Cord Clinchcrs

you see on the roads gives
an idea of how many car
owners there are who want
the best tire money can buy.

There weren’t: near enough
Clincher Royals to go around

last year.

This year—even with the
production more than doub-
led—you can best be sure of

 

LYOIW Garage,
Westport Ave. ..
Norwnlk, Conn.

Schfitze’s Tire Store,
30 Wall St..
Norwnlk. Conn.
Stewart & Clark,

It“ Mnin 8t. .,
Nor-walk. Conn.

Fox Cycle &
Ilnrdmre Co..
“'nshington St..
So. Nomnlk, Ci.

McHugh Brothen
11 “’03 Ave.,
So. Nor-walk. Ct.

 

A. Modno.
70 No. Main St...
So. Norwnlk, Ct.

“’cbb Brothers.
125 So. 31.11! St.,
So. Non-walk, Ct.

Frank Cribnri.
Snugptuck. Conn.

 

USED

Dodge 4-door sedan

Ford coupe, very good.
Oakland 22 touring,

Very good 21' Chevrolet,
cord tires

Honestly Represented Are Good Investments

Here are some that we can recommend:
Dodge 22 touring, excellent
Dodge 21 touring, very good
$400.00

....................$275.00
excellent

Mercer roadfiter, very good
DELIVERY CARS

Others from $50. 00 up. —

CARS

...............$650.00
$500.00

$600.00
$700.00.

good general shape, new

 

 

 

 

STRATI’M B[ISS CO ‘

Danae-Bantam
Moron CAI.

rectum”

N Orwal

Eleven years hnvo been added to
the average lite or the lAmerican
citizn by the general adoption of the
automobile as n moons-or individual
transportation.

In 1903. when only .10.850 cars
were produced. an American might
hope to live an average or 17.64
y.ears

In 1913.- or ten years later when
461 500 automobiles were built. his
life expectancy was 41.01 years.

In 1922. when 2.287.000 automo-
biles were built. his life expectancy
had increased to 48.66 years.

Sunshine. freedom from worry. the
open air and the exhilaration of the
open road has accomplished this in
twenty years' time.

These figures were revealed otter
an investigation by three prominent
physicians in Louisville in an exhibit
at the National Health Exposition
held during this month.

_ That is why Edward 5. Jordan.
president of the Jordan Motor Car
Company. says that the R'rentest con-
trilmtion made to good health and
intuit-e happiness of the American

people is the last reduction 01' the
Ford price.
it will take one million people

away from the congested areas 0! the

II .

 

 

. OFFICIAL BOSCH MAGNETO
SERVICE STATION

 

All makes of Magi-totes. Starters.
Generators and ignition System-
repaired and installed. “in are al-
so selling New Roach Ignition for
Fords and all other cars.

 

“D So. Main St. So. Not-walk

 

 

 

 

city out into the century, not only
for fresh air but to establish homes
where the owner may have a. garden
and In open 8m: for the develop.
meat of his children.

 

TAKE THESE ALONG
. ON‘ TOURING TRIP

Before going out. on a tour of any
considerable distance, be sure you
have these extra: With you:

Spare inner tube with a box of
valves inside. ‘
‘ Two extra. spar-Ir plugs.

Few extra. bulbs. *

Pound or cup grease.

Can of hand soap. '

Can of light lubricating oil. -

 

 
 

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THREE OF A KIND

— ACES -—
Nash Automobiles
Exide Batteries
Goodrich Tires

BENEDICT

73 NORTH MAIN STREET.

 

 

 
 

Wiping cloths.

Extra. {an belt.

Oil and grease gun.

Extension luggage carrier.

Roll of tire tape.
' Blue Book. .
Besides. it baby is going along. n
small hammock made upecinll y for
automobiles wili relieve mother from
he: ding him all the way.

 

. LUBRICATING 'snmxos

 

An anyway to lubricate the spring"
lcaveywith graphite“ oil is to jack up
the chassis as shown in the sketch. so
that the weight or the car is taken
from the springs. The leaves can be
separated easily and oiled.

 
 
 
 

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Fenders, Hoods, Radiators, Lamps, and
~ , Bodies Repaired

 

Welding Guaranteed—wrecks a Specialty

Vaast Bros. Garage

 

 

 

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noon

Here’s a Coupl’e of Good Ones

 

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== Roadster ............ . . . . . S 995 o _-*-.. ................... $616 Dehvered a
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3'; Sedan ........... $1.495 " 00“!” --------- $714 " ES
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:’ Port Sedan -------------- $1 595 Panel De «livery ............. $595 " 5-:
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE \2,

goblle Mart

Save Money

ON AUTO TIRES AND ACCESSORIES

By Buying Now

I NEED MONEY

andrto get it I have reduced'the prices
every article in my over-stocked st

 

Ol‘e.

 

Is an Example of the Savings You
Can Make During this Sale

Norwalk 30x31/2. Cord and Tube at 815.00

Oli

 

A. _MODNE

76 North Main Street

 

Schultz Tire Shep

39 Wall Street

Norw

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IT’S A GREAT CAR

StutZ “SIX,

 

 

AND ACCESSORIES

Albert D. Morgan

Wuhmgto‘ :1 Street

 

Norwalk Tires

South Normlk

 

 

PAIGE-JEWETT

Sales and Service

Connecticut Avenue Corner Taylor Avenue.
Residence Phone 1054-5

 

 

 

SERVICE STATION

There Is a. WILLARD for All Makes of Cars and for
Radio A and B

Battcrifi of All ‘lnkcs Repaired and Rechargcd.
47 West Avenue

 

DISTRIBUTORS r012
OVERLAND, WILLYS-KNIGHT, MOON

 

MATTHEWS

 

ACCESSORIES

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0 West Ivonne ,

 

Comstock Storage Battery (‘0.

scorn NORWALK. 00-“

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CI VAC“ 81'.

. PMS'lD-LITE DISTRIBUTOR

THE KIND or SERVICE THAT MAKES
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WILLARD BATTER

JOSEPH RYSZ Pro?

 

AUTOMOBILES
M’HUGH BROS.
11 West Avenue Phone 311 South Nomlk

; Gasoline Service Stolen

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