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Newé ' oi
Every, Oakland 6-44
Owner
drives a
Winner
When an Oakland 5.44
won both sweepstakes and
class cups in the recent Los
Angelea to Camp Curry
Economy Run—for the
second consecutive time-
it demonstrated that every
Oakland owner drives the
most economical motor car
it is possible to build!
. win
And, in defeating cars of
all classes—both smaller
and larger cars—Oakland
convincinglydemonstrated
itssuperiormechanicalper-
formance and economy.
This economy plus Oak-
land’s “known mileage” is
a combination obtainable
in no other car.
Remember—Oaklands
won both these contests—
and every Oakland 6-44
owner drives their mate!
KUTHER M. WRIGHT:
Regent Garage _
WALL ST .. NORWALK
. MATTHEWS
,_'~ ACCESSORIES
dDWIBTAVBm 71.5“” m1_ 1
Gasoline Service Station
NORWAL‘
Save Money
17 ON AUTO TIRES 'AND ACCESSORIES 1
. By Buying NOW
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I NEED MONEY-ls
and to 'get it I have reduced the prices On
every article' In my over-stocked store.
Tire and Tube at $25.00
302336 mm and Tube $10. 00
‘ Norwalk 30x31/z' Cord and Tube at $14.50
3x4 or 32x4 Cord—Guarantee 8,000 Miles,
THE DAILY SENTINEL
MOTOR VEHICLE
RECEIPTS GAIN
Increase During Fiscal Year
in State Amounts to
$818, 719.
Receipts ot the stale motor vehicle
department tor the fiscal year ended
June anih. aaarvaated N. 227 767 23
according to names announrmi today.
The total represented an increase of
"is. 710 35 mar the receipts for the
prexious fiscal year and is practically
double the amount of money received
by the department two years ago.
An increase of 28 us motor vehicles
registered in the state. making a
total of 182. 272. was responsible {or
3624. 7“ 65 ot the gain in the depart-
ment’s income. Forty thousand. eight
hundred and sesen more operatoa'a
were licensed during the year than in
the previous year. accounting for
“to. (73 of the gain. Licensed oper.
store of all classes numbered 208. 606
at the close of the period. Fees for
“.253 examinations given by the de-
partment added 886,506 to the re-
ceipts.
While less lines were imposed by
the courts for violations of the motor
vehicle law. the average fine was
larger. On account of 4,074 tines,
397,776.16 was collected. as against
393 356 92 collected in 4.553 tines in
the previous y.ear
Six airshipe were registered. where-
as only one was registered in the
1921-22 period. The fee set by law
for each is 85. Eight airship operators
were licensed at 8: each. an increase
at six.
Keep Your Car Clean;
Fight Depreciation
The rapidly increasing number of
automobile owners is making the
irroblem of disposing of used car. on
trade-ins a task 0! the first magnio
11d». Cars 'ln good condition are
readz‘y rot: and it is therefore of
more than ordinary importance that
car owners right depreciation to the
La: dztch.
As the owner of a car of any sort—-
‘25-? or old-one o! the best methods
c: satin; money is to keep the car
tea. by frequent washings. In no
:22: tray can \arnish and paint be
rated from the cumulative action of
alkali-Zaden dust. mud. oil. grease and;
‘cther atcumulations from ordinary;
:rcad use which unless remm'ed byf
lwuhi :3 ‘ill ruin the finish 0! a car
;i:: a flew months' time.
The to}: wing rules tor the care of
jelzher new or old cars were written
,especially for The Sentinel by an ex-
pert associated with the manufactur-
ers o! )lobo Auto Soap:
"Few tools are necessary and more
patience than hard work—«a clean
pail. 2 sponges. tree trom coral par.
titles or grit. a piece 0! Chamois. a
hose it you have it. a brush tor top
and upholstery. and a pure vegetable
oil soap that does not contain free
alkali or grit. If possible. avoid
washing car in sun. L'ae plenty of
water and let the water loosen and
now the dirt oft—don't scrub it off.
Never turn the full tome of hoes on
car. Start washing the car it possible
within 24 hours after it has been out.
“'hen mud has been removed by wa-
ter. 50 over with sponge well soaked
in good. soapy water made with Mobn
Auto Soap. Finally. flush of! with
clear water and dry with the chamois.
Do not attempt to get car bone dry
with chamois; the last line mist will
quickly evaporate.
"Brush cloth upholstery and floor
mats once a week with a whisk
broom. \Vaah top and leather and
imitation leather upholstery with the
same auto soap you use on the body.
Do not use gasoline. kerosene or oil
on imitation leather upholstery as it
will rot the rubber in its composition.
" With proper care there is no reap
aon why ewry car should not keep its
original paint. and be in perfect con-
dition, too. for many years."
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MOTES FOR 3101031813.
toBcra‘p rubgnir. spread on in liquid
rm s use for roa a
in Ceylon. d urtace dressing
_———
White automobile hear-es. with
body of Oriental design. are used by
0! 900.000 motorcyclee' operated
throughout the world. scarcely 23
per cent. are owned in the United
W’" sasvxoa swarms
TH-r- m- no "we? "I!" "-‘W' OFFICIAL BOSCH MONITO
motor vehicles running in and nut.
nut and through the sheets at New
York city every day. ii malt” of Magnetos. Starters,
M Generators and ignition Systems
Th. “.0 city hall of Canton. l" repaired and installed. We are al-
China .now serves as a, top surface tor
3- miles or line highway. over whlrh 9° ”m“! ’3" Bosch Ignition I"
mnior buses and automobiles are run- Fords and all other cars.
hlnI.
Tampa is the “tin-can tourist capi- “9 30- Main lt- 50- Kuwait
Phone :45
tel" of Florida with a. tent city of
more than (00 motor cars and their
2.800 owners and tourists. The camp
is subdivided into a. city of 12 streets.
To relieve the tramc congestion in
Seattle. Wash“ the root of a down-
town business building has been con-
verted into an automobile parking eta-
tion. A special runway has been built
to the root. which will accommodate
100 cars.
Because of the congestion. there are
now not enough streets in Chicago. or
leading through the city. to carry the
motor trailic conveniently. comfort-
ably. and sately. Tramc experts are
now studying ways and means or
handling the cat's.
South Non . -Ik Auto
Supply Co.
or
Phone 1591
WEDNESDAY, JULY 11,
Norwalk’s AutOmobile Marl
THREEOF A KIND
NaleAEtESmo—bi-les
Exide Batteries
, GOOdI'l' 'ch Tires
S. L. BENEDICT
73 NORTH mm STREET
No old stock—fresh, new
rubber and a complete as-
sorunent of sizes.
SPECIAL PENN BICYCLE
T1388, $2.75
NORWALK POST
ROAD TIRE CO.
62 Wall 8:. Phone 3060
F!!!” '17]!!!
Elli! 71/153
90 No. Main St. 80. Norwalk
QUAKER STATE OIL
“A Place That's Diner-cut."
Weekes' Auto Supply Co.
14 West Avenue
Phone 2257 , Norwalk
\
ASK THE OWNER
ofa
PHILCO BATTERY
It Has Three Points of Superiority
Service on All Makes of Batteries
SO. NORW.
HARRY DUFF 8 Union St.
Formerly With Exide Battery, South Nonralk.
CALL 470.
_ T I L L Y ‘
Auto and Carriage Works
AUTO DENTB REMOVED
Damaged Pandora and Bodies Carefully Repaired.
71-79 NORTH MAIN STREET—PHONE 39
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Schultz Tire Shop
39 Wall Street
IT’S A GREAT CAR
Stutz “Six”
USED CARS
that can be recommended. Others on our lists. Call
us if you are thinking Of buying.
Ford Suburban, good value . . . . . ......... . $150.00
Ford Sedan, A-l condition _. . . . . . ..... .. . . $400.00
Chevrolet Delivery, new cord tires '. . . . $200.00
Studebaker Touring, good shape _. . . . . . . . $200.00
Dodge Suburban, very good a...» ...... ._-.-_... $600.00
Dodge 16 Touring, excellent shape a.-. $300.00
STRATI‘0N-BLISS C0.
wealthier classes in Japan. [
Eunaoy commissions in Defioihi
Mich. are striving to ascertain it au-'
tomobile speedera are insane. i
nonsefllumieus
MOTOR CAI.
Phone 2782
1‘ West (Ave. 3'_ Norwalk
Norwalk Tires '
AND ACCESSORIES
Albert fiorg
Washington Street
an
0.
PAIGE-JEWETT
Sales and Service
C. V. CROW, Dealer
Conn. and Taylor Avenues
Phone 5'
M-“ 3 -.WE CARRY PARTS FOR 'ALL‘ ALL' .CARS
F?" 2.1:? You Save Time‘ and Money When You Buy From
Chas.
l55 FAIRFIELD AVE. BRIDGEPORT
Freedman Inc.
DISTRIBUTOR FOR 3"“. :5.
mm BEARINGS
~ noor. mm muse cam
mature cm was i _:
1mm rIsTON rms
wagmsm vanvas
sunken nines
Norwalk
ROWAN STREET
Auto Wrecking CO.
— ,. . -. . PHONE ass-I2:
11 West Avenue
DISTRIBUTORS FOB.
OYERLAND, WILLYS-KNIGHT, MOON
" AUTOMOBILES
M’HUGH BROS.
Phone 311
South N0 ' I
WILLARD BATTERY
‘ SERVICE STATION
Tami-smunrormmkesoicarsand“
RadioAand B
' Mammwmmmfi
41 West Avenue JOSEPH anZ. "
Comstock Storage Battery C
I! warm 8!. 3;»;
soon! NORWAI“
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