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' $1985.“
WHERE . BEAUTY UNITES
"WITH . UNUSUAL ECONOMY
Plus
1'. O. B. ‘
Federal Tax
Lansing
HE low price of $1985 lmys the latest Reo
5-passenger Sedan—With a straight-lined
bodythat is as stylish outside as it is comfort-
l: . able inside.
—-With enduring steel paneling, heavy plate
glass, and a framework of selected hardwood
(bracedwith drop-forgin‘gs) to assure perma-
nence and make the goodness lasting.
‘
—\Vith the famous Reo doublevframed chassis
slid the incomparable R00 50 horse-power, 6 cyl-
inder engine to provide mechanical ruggedness
and flexible power in generous measure.
H A 3 D E N
‘ AUTOMOB ”LE COMPANY
56 No. Main Street Norwalk Phone 1381
Stamford Branch —- 747 Main St.
RE
THE GOLD STANDARD
§OF VALUES
7 7 Many
TIRE, SALE
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32 x 4 Central States Cord Tire and Tube $18.00
s
A. MODNE
76 NORTKMAIN STREET
35 x 5 Goodyear Cord Tire and Tube . . . ., . . $25.00
30x3l/z U.S.Cord Tire and Tube $12.00
30 x 31/; Norwalk Fabrics Tire and Tube . . . .' $11.00
BUYAN.
EXIDE ‘
saw pawns
mac's}- Electric Storage Battery 00., the 01am and
' Largest Battery Company in the World.
'FordBatteries.. ..... .................$16.65
3xC-13 for 4-cylinder cars $20.85
3xC-15 for 6-cylinder cars ........._.._.. $25.00
Why Take a Chance on InferiorgBatteries When
You Can Get an’Exide at These Prices. .
. s. L. BENEDICT , ' “
73 No. Main Street
HARRY J. DUnF I.
[SNOWATmS‘NEW ' ~
LOCATIQN ,
. screw on the instrument board.
' Our telephone is Nil—call us):
Improvements
Found in 1924 Closed
. Models— Cars Lang
and ’ L o W —— Sound.
Prevention { ’
Many unusual refinements are em-
bodied in the. no wiine o! closed
Reos for 192‘. Reotclosed models
emphasize more than ever the out-
standing characteristic which has
been largely responsible for the
twenty scars of uninterrupted suc-
cess of the Rec Motor Car Company:
namely. the policy of steady develop-
ment rather than sweeping and radi-
cal changes tromseason to season.
Among the visible refinements for
the comingnyear is the lowerin f
the chassis. and a consequent -
provemcnt in roadability and gener-
nl riding case. This has been ac-
complished by pkillful engineering.
without compromising the sturdy
construction of the frame. axles or
spring suspension.
The 1924 Reos are long. low. cym-
metrical crafts, completely fitted
with every detail for comfort.
' Among the outsanding features of
the now closed Recs are special pro-
visions for sound prevention and ab-
sorption.
There are really. six provisions in
all insuring maximum silence: first.
the top consist.ot a. nonwilnating.
barred construction covered with
sound-absorbing fabric; second. the
windshield and visor are closiy un-
chored to prevent drumming: third.
the doors and side glasses are so-
curely set in waterproof felt chan~
nels and the rear windows are set in
close-hugging rubber: fourth. the in-
ner frame construction of the Rec
double chassis defeats power-plant
tremors: fifth, the .hardwood _ body
frame is reinforced to take care of
contraction and expansion of the
metal body and felt padding is plac-
ed between the reinforcement and
the to insulate against the noises
that an all-metal body would trans-
mit: and ‘sixth. . the three-hinged
doors. hung o n doxctailing system.
and equipped with adjustable rub-
ber bumpers are triply pronfcd a-
gainst squeaks and creaks.
For visxon and Ventilation there
are. a wide windshield and exception-
ally ample door panels and windows.
The windshield is visored: tho dobr
windows raise and lower with crank
regulators: the cowl ventilator furn-
ishes a current ”or cooling air :cr the
foot boards and is controlled by a
The simple dual t'oot control t
both l-rnkcs. eliminating the mer
ency brake hnnd lever. is continu .
The clennness of the Rec franc
compartment has always been (no or
its attractive features.
Reo continues its famous six clyln-
der engine with intake valves in the
head and exhaust valves at the side.
with all valves water-jacketed. This
engine has been so eminently depen-
dable since its first introduction in
19i9 that virtually no major im-
provements have been found pos-
sible. Lubrication is by combination
, force feed to main bearings. cam
gears and intake valve mechanism .
and by constant level splash in'
clyindcrs and connecting rod hem
ings.
All closed models will haw
33x4 1-: inchiires instead of 32x4
insuring still greater economy
and
riding comfort. "
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For sale by. Stil‘lSOn-Poyvcll.Corp.
Just as the automobile ha;
needs of every family. the
" linen finished. an... ' ‘
v and a-reprosentativs:1;wiil‘
‘ call and explainonr differ-
ent services thatwefcan of.
fer-you. _
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_. By, Olives‘ “'ebb. ‘ ;
, A great many'péoifle like this 1"“
season ‘o! 139, you; best for ‘takingf
automobile trips. AI we are now ,en‘
joylng‘beaufitul weather. a brief out;
lines! one of the finest one-day trips.
that can be taken by arresideiit ot-
this.section or the state may be we!- ‘
carried by those whdcannot decide
when to‘ 30 on their next. Sunday
outing. This trip is the one up thct ,
scenic Hudson River. overgjthe.now-
famous Storm. King mesm- ‘
Thelhrst part or the journey takes. .
one thro'ughfioveiy rooting country.
which at. this time,.of the year is
gorgeously decked ingradient ,hues
Starting from Norwalk. the trnvellli
goes through New:Canaan. South
Salem, ‘Cross River.1Katonah Ama-
walk. and Yortown Heights to Peek-'-
skill. The road most of the way is
very good. i
In Peekskill signs direct the mo-
torist to the new ferry at Verploncks
Point. which is about three miles be-
low Peekskiil and approximately fifty
miles from Norwafir."rhis ferry gives
quick and reasonable service. the
trip across the river taking about ten
minutes each way. Its hours arm
from eight A. M. to ‘eix P. M. on
week days and fromeight A. M to
seven or eight P Mgon Sundays. de~
pending on the traffic and the sea-
son of the year. Ist will run until
November 15th. it weather condi-
tions permit.
dept-0:1 Empkins Cove.
"'3? DC on the other side of
river. the tourist proceeds to 13:2:
Mountain, where there is a. large and
beautiful park. Bear Mountain
Used caecomeagze 1
We haVe some unusual used car
values;
. . i _
. You must see them to really appre-
ciate how good their conditionyeally is.
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. Andersdn d: GrayAhtomobiles—Harley—Inavidso:
Where the ‘
is ‘-
seven and one-half miles fro V
p In re ales
Tompkins Cove. Leaving this IwonQ a MO“) y
NOBWALK
, - playground" the m
passes. some miles father 01)?t:‘:::
Penelopen Bride. one hundred and
thirty~seven feet above the water
where there is a replica ol’ tilt;
"Half Moon". Soon you reach the
1 47 WEST AVENUE
5}
fI‘s YourWishv "A: RealGOOd, _’
village of Highland Falls. and then
enter West Point. which is itself
very interesting. but cannot rival in
interest the superb view from there.
Lookingup the river from the Point
one sees Bannerman's Island.
On most week-days. \Vcst Point is
closed to traffic part of the morning
for artillery practice. At such times-
’ FENDERShBODIES
an
' RADIATORS REPAIRED -
._ CADILLAC AND JORDAN
£2.12 SETTSM‘; . m. ...... SALES AND SERVICE
- 1‘ affording the A '
same opp t dit'- ‘ — ’ '
river andoliil‘ls. 1’s 3:22:13 r0211. . TOW Car 8‘1me ‘20 can Day and tht
On Sunday al'tern . there , is a;
dress parade. which
forgotten Sight. ,
Immediately Dutside the ates o-
‘Yest Point. the wonderful8 Storni
Icing Highway begins. This is called
one of the most gigantic achieve-
ments in road construction in the
country. It is built in the solid rock
a never-to-be.
.VAAST
Telephone 1360
BROS. GARAGE
of the mountain aides. and is the
most expensive road per mile in the
world. It is not yet,complei.ed all
tho way to Newhurgh. so that those
wishing to go to. that city must do-
tour through Cornwall-on-‘tlIe-Hud~
son. Newburgs is well worth visiting.
as it is a. city of beautiful residences.
and is the location of Washington's
BOYCE-ITE
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is ‘OW Iii-LOOI’LACE THAT'S DII‘WT'
Weekes Auto Supply Co.
supplied the -« transportation . ‘
laundry of today supplies: ;
every Omitary' need from
Headquarters. which building I: 14 West Ave. Phone 2257 ,NOI’Wflk. Conn.
maintained as a public museum. V
There is nisoa nether museum in the
'L' . firjEcon‘omicdl Transports than ‘
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SEW” ll
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The Lowest-Priced Quality Automobile
ITHOUT countin the— daily. Utility of a Chevrolet for going back
, W and forth to wogk. shopping, or taking the children to school,
8130-. its Willie in saving dOCtOIS’ bills, broadening your mental horizon ‘
and keeping ‘the whole family physically fit, amOunts to more than the
cost 'of the car and its upkeep. , . , .
It is more of an essential to the modern family than anything else but
a home; in fact, it makes possible the suburban 9r country home far
from the trolley‘ or railroad tracks. . v ,
It saves on m ey by savingyaluable time. It also affords the ad-
vantagegndp easure 'of transporting your famIly or fellow-workers.
and your luggage or tools at the same time, making you Independent
v - of tracks, timetables-seasons and even main highways-
| If you lack an automobile, you are behind the march of progress. .-
If you lack ;a Chevrolet,-you are bShind the evolution of economical
transportation. . " ’ - , . -
~» - EQUIPMENT”- <
’ ‘ Standard equipment includes generator, starter_and electric lights connectedto the ,
battery, Edwin-type legal headlamps, speedometer, oil pressure- gauge; animal-tor; de-
mountable rims withlex‘tra rim, tire carrier. and license holders, double adqustablo.
' --’. windshield,complete tOolequipment, and on open models one-man top and side eur- _
. tains which open with the doors. . . , I ' .‘ ‘. '
Closed models equipped fwith‘. straight side cord-tires; sun visor, wmdshmldwmer,
anddashlight.fi* ‘ ‘. - . .- . - g
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GO-GAS—FILLING STATION
U s ~ L~ SERVICE smo
~~ IWQSt Avenue
SERVICEEOR ALL BA
Batteries Charged in 8 Hours
South 5* 5‘
WEBB BROTHERS
”3 South Main St. . PM .
—_ DISTRIBUTORS FOR \ '
GOODYEAR and U. S. ROYAL to“;
-— SOLE DXSTRIBUTORS FOR K
GOODRICH and U. s. TRUCK m3;
REPAIR SERVICE IS PROMPT
Stewart 69° Clar
97 Main St. Phone 3422 . i
‘ “AGENTS FOR —. ‘
. manf LL AND GHALMERS AUTOMOBILE
'UsED PARTS FOR MAXWELL cans
. STAR TIRES
FULL LINE ACCESSORIES
’
South NorWalk Auto Supply ‘
98 Noi-th Main St. South No , ~
COIiTSioek Storage Battery f l
4: WATER sr. scum NORWALK, us»
PRESTO-LITE DISTRIBUTOR
THE KIND OF SERVICE THAT MAKES
, YOU SMILE -
CLIFFORD COMSTOCK, Prop.
Norvvalk Tires
l AND ACCESSORIES
Albert D: Morgan
Washmgto' 11 Street South 5‘
T I L L Y
Auto and Carriage Works _:
Auto Body Troubles Our Specialty
ALL AUTO REPAIRS
Except the Engine 4
" 71-79 NORTH mm STREET—PHONE 39
I our salesmen always have lists of such cars av
f‘fer sile- ‘ ' . _
i. ' ”If you are interested in any sort of a used “1
OUR USED CARS
ARE DEPENDABLE AND CAN
‘ B'E RECOMMENDED
We buy them according: to their real value
sell them likeivise.
VMil‘Iyfifimes we have no used cars in stock-
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