old ( arriage Shop
Vim Serving for the
iuto Traveling Pub-
lic
I. . , .‘W‘nl'fl, Tilley‘s shop on
“.1. 7.3.1:] Street has served lhe
piil‘llC of Nor-walk. To be
r' .. .\ not been an sutomrhlle
it wit time, for am your. AYS
, “one: were unheud of. .
;,,npl0 traveled in those
‘in , , .xorlie conveyance was A ‘
r inn-lags. Horses needed
<:“ . Hi I ringes had to be built
r « 1 repairing so in 1874 l
. y opened up his little . 4
K 1 ~ Lmi‘uciure and iepnir enr- -
\
umu'hca .
:11 those dolls. WM not as
_ ".135 it! (15,. ‘
1 v .1...nu¢§ciir.lg$;{£ Looks for Big Year
:1 " 0? 1°” I“ 1“ “mm: With Low Priced Six
r 1 rVi‘ry am 'y had
r. inrrlzlge, in which me; —-In Auto Business
1: lll‘l\i) to town and or- ' .
5‘ . 1r\"s when a job had to Slnce 1907
\ .Hvy's shop was their is.-
' ',\ nus.
," “ sort or a. land mark Aaron Kohn. local Oldsmobile
NH‘S were dea'rrgated as agent, believes that the Oldsmobile
> or below Tllleys. will be one of Norwalk’s lnvoriio csr
coming of the nutomo. during the coming year. _
. silage lost its popularity. “1 reel perfectly confident." he
, - “1M?” for In 1910 the said. "thnt there will be more Olds—
'l‘k vias eUmlnuied and mobiles sold this year in Norwaik
'21: or auto bodies taken than ever before,
. “Why look at that car." Mr. Kohn
i. finch today in conduct- said. as he pointed to 1 Eli; sport
“Hey "id N‘ MOD- 1'4"“ touring model. "isn’t it a beauty."
t-V-IO-dute automobil-. '0- “Never betors has a six cylinder
a shop where V011 may automobile been available for so
PAIL you wish ut 8- 5110!! little mono! Oldsmobile: are not
. sold on promise, they Ire sold on
Lvlucksmith shop with an faith. And this faith has been
modern equipment. 0! gleaned from past peg-fryvmdcvs‘
‘ PM is ”10 ”0'90“!“ Oldsmobiles certainly have actom-
::.v'l‘, whim makes springs
, . w-ry make.
.‘HSO a. gas and oil tcm- Ford sees 110 Reason
7 v: .m- wherein the springs .
finished. However. one to Dlscuss Further
.Lit until the skilled work-
. vs 1! spring to m a car. as MuSde Shoals Ofier
, w Hu-m is always ken in
; mm, in tho sinckroom or .
um ml! usually be round WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—-Henry
. :r'l that you have looked Ford today informed the House mill.
rise for. tsry committee he thought it un-
LI uurking shop which necessary for himsel! or any repro-
.i: n! all carriage business sentativo to nppesr before the com-
_ n r w for the making, of mines to discuss further his otter
.;;=‘ liners and the repair. for Muscle Shoals. . N
. 3.. lilidit)3_ "Furthering hearings." sal r.
. 3.1wa also makes cushions. Ford in a. telgxram to Chairman
anp covers. Wnflg weir Kuhn. “would only serve to delay
“mum will make on old action and unnecessarily consume
‘ . m“ “mm the time or a. busy and important
,7. 0 d an”. rare .udcod w“ committee of Congress alresdy in
,. .. :1 customer trom any possession of all the tacts.”
, :5 61' man Norwalk, but today
an all over, who are oc- paired. Tiliey's is lama-is in Vor—
2 Li nun vim work dune here. wnlk andyin a measure, Noronlk
.7 m i: run! to hsve then. re- (annou- lor Tillu"s shop.
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rushed some wonderful things a;
lag the put year.
"I have here." continued Mr.
Kc‘m "s. mument from the Olds
Motor Works st. unsinz. Michigan.
laying tint 8.000 more O'dsmobilss
will be turned out during this Jon-
Dory than were produced during the
suns month last you. If that. isn't
slant of popularity. then I would
like to know what is."
Mr. Kohn whose sslesrooms are
located on Rsilrond Avenue has
a. M... ’ Motor Cars
since 1907.
Although in 1907, the nutomoblls
was still in its intanéy. Mr. Kohn _ ,
looking into the future. saw ii. an - . ‘ _
it is today. He first opened up s. h
small accessory shop. then. when he . ~ _
moved into his present location sitar
. "- _ .
making extensive alter-sums. be de- y ‘ _ ‘
clded to take over the agency or o. * . lxes
reliable car——s. car which he could / ~ A
honestly recommend. He picked - .
the Olds.
The brake that cannot ~ ‘
become
mrmmownm 1 Full Line at Salesroom
‘7/1e1924
FRANKLIN . ‘ i -
Seeit at the Show J. H. Wherle,s Garage
3
NORWALK FRANKLIN c0. -. West-and Connecticut Avenue,
Station at Nash’s Corner a. .. :7
POST ROAD, WESTPORT
Telephone N orwalk 1945
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unequalized _ . . I , V,
tzg’flhitifio‘figit . i Exhibit at Auto Show -
acts easier, and multiplies '
the pressure more, than
any other:
16 MODELS
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Dodge Bros.
Business Car
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2L3 ,.
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14 West Avenue.
‘fififi’i
2:7)27‘"
.2 Dodge Bros;
Motor Car
Stratton - Bliss , Campany, _ .
Telephone ”N orwalk 2782 .
‘ i; y 1924 OAKLAN D Prices' 6-54
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3: ATouringCar,Delivered,.....$l,050' .3PassengerCoupe..’......l~. ‘4‘?"
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1924 CHANDLER .' Prices
Royal Dispatch, Delivered, . . $1,935
Roadster, 2-3 Passenger " *
Delivered $1,745
Roadster, 4 Passenger, Deliv- ._
cred ...................$1,835> ‘ 4D00rsgdan5Passenger
Touring,5Passenger Deliv- - ‘ Delivered‘........._.....-
Touring, ,7 Passenger Deliv-
cred ....__...............$1,785
Chummy Sedan, ’5' Passenger ’ (
Delivered ..;..’......-..,$l,895 7PsssengerSedsn......;...
4DoorSedan5Passenger
Delivered
7Passenger Sedan ..........
DAY} AND Nian'r
Norwalk Chronicler