5-Passenger Reo Sedan
$1985.
WHERE BEAUTY UNITES
WITH UNUSUAL ECONOMY
Plus
Federal Tax
'I‘ BE low price of $1985 buys the latest Reo
5-passenger Sedan—with a straight-lined
body that is as stylish outside as it is comfort-
able inside.
Q
——With enduring steel paneling, heavy plate
glass, and a framework of selected hardwood
(braced with drop-forgings) to_assure perma-
nence and make the goodness lasting.
-—With the famous Reo double-framed chassis
and the incomparable Reo 50 horse-power, 6 cyl-
inder engine to provide mechanical ruggedness
and flexible power in generous measure.
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
56 No. Main Street Norwalk Phone 1381
Stamford Branch — 747 Main st.
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TIRE . SALE
32 x 4 Central States Cord Tire and Tube $18.20
35 x 5 Goodyear Cord Tire and Tube . . . . . . . $25.00
30 x 3% U. S. Cord Tire and Tube . . . . . . . $12.00
30 x 33/; Norwalk Fabrics Tire and Tube . . . . $11.00
Keystone 30x3 1-2 oversize Cord, tire and
tube soussos-s'sss-ossssss'ooossosssosb's: $10-00
A. MODNE
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
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GOODYEAR and U. S. ROYAL CORDS
DISTRIBUTORS FOB
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MAELANDS
Interesting Account of
Count-leis ,
As interestiag'es a chapter from
the diary of a globe-trotter is a re-
sume of the uses Rec vehicles are
serving in foreign lands.)
In a’ score or countries in every
part of the world Boo passenger
cars and speed wagons are perform-
ing tasks that seem unique to Ameri-
can motorists. according to a. state—
ment just released by the Export
Department of the Rec Motor Car
Company of Lansing.
Between. the lines or this surn-
mary explaining why Reo exports
increased 400 per cent. over the
preceding twelve months. there lies
a story or phenomenal dependability
and versatility. For in most of fine
countries the vehicles operate hun-
dreds of miles from service stations,
and over roads intended for native
animals.
In Australia speed wagons are used
for the “Shearers' Express," carry-
ing bands or wool shearers through
the seasonal clip is ready. These
may" from station to station until
the heep that have grazed over
thousands of square miles havebeen
shorn. In many cases the station
owners also use speed wagons for
carrying the clip to markets hunc
dreds of miles distant.
- Part of Australia remote from
mail service are served by speed
wagons carrying the mail regularly.
under contract. In some instances
speed wagons have replaced costly
eight-cylinder chassis for this work.
particularly where the roads are bad.
v During the summer a phaeton
Reo six took first place in the Bel-
gian Reliability Run. In Sweden
8. speed wagon won a 1,200 mile
reliability run for trucks. It car-
ried the largest motor entered. but
showed the lowest gasoline con-
sumption.
The oldest car on the streets of
Barranquilla, Colombia, is a 1910
Reo. Some of the busses on the
peed wagon chassis have been driven
over three hundred thousand miles
in and around Barranquilla.
Travelling for two weeks by river
boat. train and road into Colombia
from the coast. the visitor i‘lnds
Rec passenger cars and speed wagons
are well known at Medellin. an in-
accessible but busy city.
During the year Reo distributors
have been appointed at San Juan.
Porto Rico and Santo Domingo, Do-
minican Republic. Many Reos are
used by the Dominican government.
and a large fleet of speed wagons is
operated by the U. S. Marines sta-
tioned at San Domingo.
From the Dominican Republic
comes news of two Rep busses that
traveled 4,500 kilometers or about
2,800 miles. with practically no
maintenawe expense.
In the Dutch East Indies. particu-
larly on the Island of Celebes where
there are large rubber plantations.
speed wagons are in general use.
They carry raw materials and em-
ployees to and from the plantations.
Speed wagons are becoming well
known in many parts of the United
Kingdom. They are found at di-
versifled points in charabanc service
as open busses carrying from six-
Uses These Cars are _
Serving in Foreign.
the wool producing sections when /
a to boom... performance
Iflay-whore came trons’Cenu-sillexi-
taken the lead inmterurban passeng—
er transportation. ' .
L village. served by one of tho
The chassis used on the Tolucarnn
have registered remarkable records
for service. , s
In the wool district of ‘New'zea-
land as on the neighboring.contin-
They are also found in city- delivery
services
at; familiar with the cross coun-
service throughout the cash.
e‘rn Mediterranean territory which is
made possible by Ben passenger car
stability. A large. number' of the
cars are used. there.
from Beirut to Jerusalem is part!-
cularly well known. "
Recs are round m many more out..
ot-the-way places'such ”the Can-’
ary Islaxfis. oi! the western coast 02
Africa, at Tahiti in the South Paci-
no. at New Britain oi! the coast of
New Guinea. and at Angora. the
capital of Turkish Nationalist gov-
ernment. » ’
1,354,020-FORD
CARS sou) lN
NINE moms
Increase of Nearly.
Half Million 0 v e r
1922— l4l,467 Delive
ered Last September
DETROIT. Mich” Nov - 7.-—How
rapidiiy the trend or sentiment is
swinging toward the use of lighter
motor car equipment. to more satis-
factorily meet present day traffic
conditions. is emphasized in the tree
mendous increase in sales oi the
Ford Motor Company toriths first
three-quarters of the present year.
An analysis 0 {these shown that
the sentiment is not alone among
passenger car buyers but extends to
commercial car pure who are
finding that the smaller otor haul-
age unit ettect more efficient. speedy
and economical delivery service.
Sales of Ford cars and Trucks in
the United States for the first nine
months at the year totaled 1354.020.
it is Just announced. This is an in-
crease of 466,483 over the
months of 1932.
In September alone. 141.437 Ford
cars and trucks were delivered at
her last year. while truck‘ sales (or
the month were 15.947 or 4.539
more than in the same month a year
8-80. .
Too Restricted.
nudge.)
An African of pseulhrly dusky
hue was hailed to court one morning
for stealing chickens. The Judge said
to the clerk: "Swear tho prisonrr.”
"Sam. do you solemnly swear to
tell the truth. the whole truth. and
nothing but the truth. so help your
God?" .
"I does. nah."
"8am. what have you to say tor
yourself?"
"Well. Jedge with all dam limita-
tions you has just put on me i does-
teen to eighteen passengers.
Perhaps the most novel honor yet
Largest Battery
Ford Batteries .
Why Take a Chance
You Can Get an
' GOODRIC‘i’ILEnd U. s. TRUCK TIRES
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Auto and Carriage Works
; Auto Body TroublesOur Specialty
ALL AUTO REPAIRS ,
axoept the Engine
71-79 NORTH MAIN STREET—PHONE 39
98 North Main St.
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EXIDE
NEW PRICES
Made by Electric Storage Battery 00.. the Oldest and
Company in the World.
.‘o‘s s e rs s:s s s m on... s .1 as. 16.65
3xC-l3 for 4-cylinder cars 5
3xC-15 for 6-cylinder cars
on lni’erim' Batteries'When
Exide at These Prices.
3. L. BENEDICT ‘
73 No. MainStreet '
.FULLLanACCESSORIEs
South NorWalk Auto supply Co. ~
n't believe I has anything at all.
ssh." '
s s o-s'm s‘s en‘s-ens. $20.85
on s s or. tonnage... $25000
South Nor-walk
BOYCE-ITE
, THE surnames , '
, Is lawlessness-Idea sad lold'is M'Ineality by
“A PLACE THAT'S DWI!"
eelees Auto supply. co.
amm-
i
Wewill
m... min siphon“...
GIVE YOUR BATTERY-
, . ’ ATTENTION .
AS THE COLD WEATHER APPROAC
all for your bottom-yr'whm‘ ‘
car. up:for thelwinter.
a
SPECIAL", '
a
you put your "
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co where speed. wagon bosses *havs .
routes-iktweenvuexle‘o Cityosnd are. ~
luca recently arranged for the local '
priest to chrisbsn the speed wagon ,
making the run. A banquet was .
served in honor of the proprietor at ‘ . -
the bus route and a Bee salesman:
ent 0! AW the sheep stations 7 ‘
laependjnrgel upon Beol'products. ‘
" American travelers in. the.- near
Rec service
same a
retail a gain 0: 86.039 over Septem- '
When a motorist has driven his
car eleven years. he is almost will-
ing to concede it has served out its
term of usefulness. Not so with
Elmer Rigg. of Montpelier. Ohio.
at tact. Riggonly started where
most othersstop. He bought an
eleven-year-old Rec last year and
made 'it into a. tractor for his
farm. putting it into service far
more arduous and exacting than
ever the tour-cylinder car’ had seen
before.
He removed the body. shortened
the drive shaft, put tractor wheels
on the rear. and as a precaution,
installed an auxiliary water tank
to insure cooling.
Evidence of the” power and.in-
‘herent strength of Reo construc-
. .
tiontpermeates ' this statement of.
ngg's: “This spring while fitting
my corn ground I used, it to‘fpull a.
seven—foot tandem disc with a
’seven-foot roller attached behind
the disc. I also used two twelve-
inch bottom plows.
"I have plowed fiver acres a day.
not' working more than 'eight
hours. It will burn from fifteen
to eighteen gallons of gasoline per
day and one-half gallon of cylinder
.0“. It answers the purpose very
well."
The engine. clutch, and trans.
mission which are enduring the
unusual strains of tractor duty are
identical in‘ design with those now
used by Reo in the Speed Wagon
and Rec Taxicab.
l
mono. 8,500,000
‘. . O . O . Q
OW%”O”O%O“o”o“o”.OO:fi:“3.39.0
Last. Half Million Made
in Seven Days Less
than Three Months
—Ford Factory
DETROIT. Mich" Nov. 6.—Ford
motor No. 8;500.000 went off; the as-
sembly line at the Ford Motor com-
pany's plant in Highland Park on
October 4. it is announed. The last
half million motors were produced
in seven days less than three
months, for Motor No. 8,000,000
went "3. July 11. this year.
One'fictory ot the Ford Motor
for Fordson Tractor motors... The
plant employes 350 men working in
three eight-hour shifts and turns out
was opened in Ma
Northville plant has“!L 1’
m .
tons of it wereougxliiI new,
River Rouge pl
tor compan '
United Statgs. {:1 1:2:
coke. carries from 20 toy»:-
available nitrog‘n and 1:
one of the world‘s bes‘
carriers of that element.
v
A Domestic 00mm
( Harper’s.)
I
Learning that her
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Makes Valves Exclu- {my 1.}... been comm...
o' e l e vis.ior
snvely named him a... smack
of Methodlsm."
“Not exactly." was the
wanted to. but my husband
to name him after ammo,
man. so we ccmpromjsm~
"You compromised?"
“Yes; you see the John 3 ,
my husband’s .
ey is for Johnw
John Calvin,
and the Wes}
mine."
company, located at Northville. \
Mich. near Detroit, is devoted ex- Stocks.
elusivcly to the manufacture of The fake (£1 Well .agfim
valves for Ford ~Model T motors and spent an hour trying {MM
farmer to in
stock.
”33%
red 11,
than 44,000,000 rah-ea raced
' Demand fop am .
: m0 -
. _ for fertiliza- is groin -.
' 3 During five “8 .
red '
ant or the If.
”its
no
his.
(30 .....
«est-ea:
. .- 013mm.
‘05: in Song. Of
85,000 Ford motor valves and 10.-
000 Fordson valves daily.
Say. look here." finally ex: ..
the exasperated farmer. “I 0‘1.
bye but never dead stock.” ..
Since it
‘ ’l‘lO AND’S‘
Entrance on Main St, F airfield Ave., Cannon‘St.
The delight 'of perfect
Cards for
..l
Box asso
l‘ahy sort you may wish.
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t Men’s four buckle
use $4.50 _ ‘
‘ Misses four
llamfics $3.50.
. : Metre
., plates and
«us—.2.
A new delight .for‘ you-
in these shoe style
creases comfort and lengthens wear! Whatever you re-
quire in style and fit will be found in “Queen Quality"
—-the standard of satisfaction and value
in footwear. ,
‘ ‘ The “Belmont,” pictured above, a
Queen Quality creation of rich Autumn
brown kid with welt sole and graceful
rubber heel, shows style at its best for
street or informal dress wear $8.50
Main floor. rear.
Personal greeting
From an unusually large and finely produced assort-
ment you may choose the design that appeals and have
your name engraved thereon—now isthe time to order
3—msh orders later on are sometimes unsatisfactory.
Then too, we are showing greeting cards of artistic
Imerit packed in a box with envelopes of individuality to
send them in— ese are now ready.
ent of Christmas greeting cards — 12
idifi'ercnt cards and 12 envelopes 25c.
- Box assortment of. Christmas greeting cards —15
”different cards and 15 envelopes 50c.
; Box assortment of 'very fine cards—42 of them—
:all different and 12 envelopes lined with red 75c.
Main floor, rear. -.~
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Good time to buy ,
. l . . a
\ arches—for Winter
Our assortment is complete—we can supply nearly
Why not, get them ,now while voucan pflnand,
, fi‘hey,,arewhcre for all members.
i are the four buckle style and of the best quality.
arctics :95. Womens four buckle
buckle arctics $4. Cliildren’s
nun floor. rear .
A "china- ~ *
Shown inorange or canary coloring.» ' ,
f . Tea Sets 23fpiece5fconsistmg of rteat-“pot, “sugar
5m 6ftea Cups and-6 saucers and 6 plates—attractive
,octagon shape—special $8.95 sgt ' ‘
_ Salad sets 10 pieces—large serving
one mayonnaise and stand—special
Fourth door. center. 5 g
T T3533"
Store Open Daily ’till 6 O’,Clock
0‘-
fit, which enhances style, in- '
'
Christmas
t
of thefarnily—all
3.-
3
‘our buckle
1,
American l,
5"
D
bowl and Stand
ing.
fined appearing piece of furniture that will beautify a‘
home.
leatherette, or felt, instantly opened or closed, rigid when
set up—spccial $1.89
colorings 75c. '
cred stripes and borders+dainty and solid colors with
contrast corded stripe and border 25c
colorediioven border and initials to match 15c.
color done in artistic shapes.
.3. Born dishes $1.50 and $2.25
1fitombimtions of‘coiors in solid enamels on dark bravo!
shack grounds-Anumerous shapes in vases and 130i
$1.50 to $7.50 \ '
in Ed. orange, yellow and jade with black borders.
pair “and: sticks—isots complete $7.95
to £4.50
9 DRY cows (:9.
The “Queen” "folding
table—special $1.89
Fine for luncheons, parlor games, sewing and real? 7
Not an ordinary folding table, but a well made re-
Built of hard wood, nicely finished, top covered with
Third floor, reax.
'New ’kerchiefs of
real merit
Oriental crepe kerchicfs in wondrous designs an?)
WOmen’s kerchiefs of white linen with corded col-
Pretty kerchiefs for boys—these are in white with
Main floor, right center.
pottery-here
K domestic pottery product but extremely rich in.
l
Jardinieres $1.35, $2.50 and up to $5.50
Wwer vases $1.25, $2.50 and up to 53.50
“C as? pottery
from Holland
I“limited fromrHolland and beautiful in its seveTal (-
Fourth soar, center.
" .Ch'echOs‘lOvakia sends
. c01 and glassware _
- 3(1)qu colored glaSSWare—beautiful console 535
Numerous shapes including fruit or flower bowl and
“5° Odd Pieces—bowls arxi competes from $250
. ._ . ‘
Fourth door, I)”.
Norwalk Chronicler