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Cleveland Six -
Four-door Sedan ...... $1495
Coach Premier ....... $1295 ,
5 Passenger Sport ,, ..
Touring ........... $1290
Cleveland Six
TOURING CAR
SEDAN
Coupe........ ..... .
. ..... .$1395_
. . ......... $1095
Special Coupe
Touring . .
Records Now' Held by Cleveland 511; '
World’ s speed. and durability record for 1,000 miles continuance runnin g on
Culver City, California track. Time 745 minutes.
" World’ 5 record in climbing Mt. Wilson in California. in 24 minutes, 47.04 seconds. -
\ World’s record in climbing Mt. Diablo in California in 22 minutes, 036 36 seconds.»
. IWorld’s record from San Francisco, California to Portland, Oregon.
World’s round trip record Frisco to Portland. ' o g
_ World’s record in climbing Mt- Baldy in California in high gear in 14 minutes
. .11 3-5 seconds. . ' .
$1295
Touring De Luxe ..... $1195
lighting combination of tail
1 tom bodies can
diner materials.
. tints be had.
All prices F.
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REGENT GARAGE
O. B. factory
"Forty Years In Norwalk”
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Some Chandler Achievements '
Mt. Diablo, Calif—~The Chandler is the only car that ever Won both 11- T151;
cup and the H. 0. Alexander cup for higlbgvar hill climbing, having tum .. 3 51, m-
viona performances. Its record stands unequalled.
Detroit, Mich. -—In omcial acceleration tests, the Chandler finish d :2». 1...:
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'111 its class and defeated several cars coating twice as much.
I ‘ New York City-The Chandler, in city tests, won the acceleration 11111 .1; 1 '1. 3...),
line economy, and turning radius tests. its nearest competitor being :1 u— a. . ,, .3
400 class. at.
Mt. Washington, hi. H. —A Chandler reduced to 17 minutes flat the r 1 - 1 r r .1...
ascent of this famous climb cutting 3m 58s from the previous record.
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Chandler Royal
Dispatch . . . . . . .
New Chandler Comrad
Roadster . ......... S1795
Chandler 4-Door Sedan $1995
Chandler Metronolitan
Sedan
1925 Chummy Sedan
Chandler Seven . _
Touring $1730
Chandler Seven Sedan $2195 1
$2195
. $1885
$2045
NEWCHANDLERSPORTTOURING..............
NEW CHANDLER COACHIMPERIAL
. 91595
$1595
All prices F. O. B. factory
’IGHT
. ’ N ORWALK, CONN.
MANY CHANGES
NOTED IN NEW
CADILLAC'CAR
One Must Ride Behind
New V-Eight Engine
to Appreciate
Smoothness
4-WI'IEEL BARKES
Give Sense of Security
— New Lines Add to
Attractive n es 1. s of
Machine
One must ride behind the new V
Eight engine to appreciate full) its
smoothness.
The Cadillac I-‘cur \Vheel Brakes
must he operated to realize the
great sense Lr security in their use.
They are supplemented by the on-
1irely independent hand levcr' brake,
operating on the rear 11 heels. so that
Cadillac has two antircly Heperate
11nd efficient sets or brakes.
Bill llcsldt's liner“; :Ii‘»; many ntht‘z‘
Iliangcs ot‘ great in'crestnvliich 1.111111
l-e seen to be appreciated: The new
appearance of hood and radiator.
and the new sweeping line of the.
deep crovin {Gliders blcndin; into
in: running board; the aprons and
s 11' Ms fastened ‘\ 1th linisiblo ilolts
«rid screws: lll‘: Waterproof tool-box
hidden in lllL dust shield below the
right front door. accessible without
disturbing the passengers; the rear
liizht.
,gup signal. and l:-1illian' back-up
light automatically operated when
the shifting lever is in rewrse posi-
tion; the new instrument'board.
urge clock. automatic windshield
1.199; and many other additions and
improvunents Which contribute to
.he appearaiice, :iriCi‘ncy and corn-
z’ort of the car.
There was a time “lit-n 1.1108: who
desired the best in body styles may
have felt it neceseary to rely upon
custom building. but today no cus-
~.qual those built in
the body plants 01‘ Cadillac and the
Fisher BC‘JV Corporation. Nor can
viiether ash, Steel
aluminum. paint. upholstery or fit-
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- and married Mr Gunaon. he's old
_ ii to be her rather.
' wrence —Yes. but he's rich
"be her husband. . . . -
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OF LOCAL MOTOR CAR DEALERS
Attractive Decorations and Flowers Transform
Building Into Perfect Auditorium —- Local
Guard Units to Profit by Exhibition Held
Under Their Auspices
Automobiles of all makes. types
'. and sizes. will greet the visitor when
he enters the .iimor) on “'ednes-
day tuning to attend the opening
night 111' .\‘..1~.ta;lk':l greatest unlo-
nzobil': show. A total oi 3! (lill'trenl
models will he. (11 display at the
show.
Nearly L\'t.l‘)' dealer in Norwalk
will 11-..- 1‘cpresentcd at the show.
Some of the dealers will display two
.1111! three mains oi cars.
Lieutenant Russell Day. uildcl‘
direction the -show is being
conducted. has completed all ar-
rangements {or the opening night.
The Armory will open at seven
o'clock tomorrow evening and the
show will i untimie Thursday. Friday
and Saturday afternoons and own-
lugs.
. U‘-'cr 111.1:ch tree passes have been
sent out'to residents of Norwaik and
neaiby towns and cities.
"canted in Purple and White
The Armory will be rlcrnrulctl \\ it11
purple and white bunting. . Large
palms will be placed about the floor.
The decorations xvii-c done by \\'ii-
ham 1". Grillin of Danbury.
Visitors 1.! the show will be: able
to enjoy peanuts. popcorn and soda~
watt-r. the refreshment booth is
being conducted by Canct'nri Broth~
crs 01' East Norwuik. _
A local‘ orchestra. will furnish mu-
sic duriug' the entire show. There
will also Lu radio concerts. under
the direction 01' the South Norivaik
Auto Supply. which will have several
radio sets, as well as a full line of
accessoues on display.
Moi-lush Brothug. agents for the
Willy's-Knight and Overland cars.
will lune three of the. latest models
OklheSc autos at the show.
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The Erwin \l. J- unings Company. ;
“ill have a. sprciui display of lind-
son and Essex cars.
‘ Luther M. \Vright has Chandler
and Cleveland cars on display at his
booth. 'l‘ht latest models of these
popular makes will be seen.
Th! Dodge Brothers can is to be
displayed at the booth at I’. M.
Gregory. local agent -for' this fast
selling auto. ‘
Aaron Kohn. oi Railroad axenuo. ’
Oldsmobile agent. uill introduce this
make of car. to the visitors at the
show. He will have three of the
latest models on display.
. Sharon Brothers. who have been
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at the show with tho Durant and
Star for the past two years. will be
on hand again this year. Both of
these cars will draw many interest-
ed spectatora
A full line 01‘ IIu‘V’ model Chevro-
let cars will occupy the space or \V.
1:. Austin, local Chevrolet dealer.
Sandnieyer Brothers of Noroton
will be back at the show again this
year’witii tin.- 1926 Gardner car.
The new Flint is being shown by
l‘. J. Di Pietro. l-‘llnt dealer of “Rat
avenues ,Sedans. coupes and touring
cars will make up this display.
\thcler and Clark. of Main street.
will display the Chrysler and Max-
\veil. They are the local agents for
both of these Well known care.
J. II. \Vchrie is bringing in sever-
al new Bulcks of the 1925 model for
the show. They are bound to be
the center of interest.
Vaast Brothers at West. avenue
will have a large display. They will
show three makes of cars, the Jor-
dan, Hupmoliiic and the Cadillac.
They have the local agency for these
high class cars.
Pierce-Arrow and Rec will be
well represented at the show. The
Hayden Auto Company of Norwulk
and Stamford are displaying these
two cars.
The alto“. billed as the greatest in
Connecticut. is being staged by the
local National Guard units and the
proceeds “ill be divided among
these two companies. Battery C.
192ml Field Artillery, and Combat
Train. 3rd Battalion. 192ml Field
Artillery.
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Earnest But Incredible.
(Exchange)
P1 ospcctlve ' Employer—But.
you get up in the morning? '
Maid Applicant—Can 1?.Why. in
my last place. I used to be up and
have all the beds made before any-
one else was up.
can
Removed. " \-
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(Exchange) '
Sympathetic Vialtoré-Wu it. your
craving to. drink that brouiht you
here, my poor man?
Convict—Ba yonrlelf. lady! Do I
look so stupid as to mistake t
total; for a
Norwalk’s Greatest Auto ShOW
Opens At the Armory Tomorrow.
[THOUSANDS WILL SEE DISPLAYS
,Xhe advantages of the 'heavier type.
' tatalons.
he never, bolero m m-
NEVER ”0N5?
UP ammo
“assassins:
less Bulk and Sur-
plus Weight
Something genuinely ncwz- A mot-
or car which represents the elimina-
tion of all needless bulk. all surplus
weight—u combination of Europe's
trim compactness with America's
elecencc and power. An enrinoot'inl
prodigy so outstanding that it can
be otter-ed to the American public
at a figure never before thou‘ht poa-
alble in the field of quality built,
ears. "' 1
That is the skeleton story of the!
new Cleveland Six Model 31. I
.1 development you will
all the more rerun-kale
are told that it retains the my
notable raflnamenta for which Clgyeu ‘
land 81': engineers are already tam-
oua. including the biggest (Malev-
cr done in chassis lubrication—the
"One Shot" automatic lubrication
system. ‘ l
111 this unusual creation. Clovehnd '
Six engineers present the first real-
ly successful American cit‘ort to sub-
stitute extra refinement and extra
quality for additional weight that is
not needed, and bulk which is 11er-
cr used. Through their success the
have effected a. distinct saving in fuel
cost and general up-keep and most
significant of all. they have gained
a. margin of power. and motor nex-
lbillly.
It is thus demonstrated conclus-
lxely that u. moderatg~welxht car
can be built in America with all
an with none 0 fthe iattar‘s limi-
The newest Cleveland 8i: devel-
opmcnt therefore opens the way. to
a. new epoch at poisbinod 'luuiry.
comfort. portal-winch. low purchase
coat. and ultimate .aconomy.,
Those who have driven heavy ears
for years win marvel meat: at this
new motor car. rho-a who? are sun
Inclined to W that extra. “ht
summitmhdlqga
g are
While the motorist that”
an the less We carame-
perience a iivolincq a. tam?”- a.
consider 2
when you .
comfort and smooth flow .01" power
I Only .the _ prices have been
reduCedv-the durabilty has
not been changed
' ‘ ' 19 NEW. MODELS
”mun SIX 1 SPECIAL SIX 1 BIG SIX 81“
i , ; 7Pass. Duplex Phaeton ,5
33m. Duplex-Roadster ..... $1125 1' 3~Paas Duplex-Roadster $1450 f 51’”: Coupe 255.
‘ 5"” nupm'm - - - - - 1145 5-Paas- Du lex-Phaeton ..... 1495 ' 7 Pass. Sedan . ......... fl
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"mgogw 12"" 3-Pass. Sport Roadster 1535 1 :51: o..:1l.:i¥»'§—=ura'”“2.'
: ,1 "" mm" 01“ “9° it . 5.1911”. Brougham ...... 1795 ' .11..- .11.. __ mo» :1»;
”a, mm”'j”:j:j: m5 4-Pass.Victoria ........ 1895 : 35:12,“. ..-1 W33:
amm.............1545 5-Pass. Sedan ...... 1985‘ 35.47137” 4,11.
B-M.Berlin..............z 1600 5-Pass.Berline 3060: 11:1.- ‘
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