Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 29, 1925 · page 9

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, GRAHAM saorasas noon
i ‘ CHASSIS 31,095 r. o. a. person:

P. R. GREGORY,
14 West Ave.
Norwalk

 

 

 

‘ ' REPUBLIC TRUCKS

SERVICE AND SALES
Service On All Makes of Cars and Trucks

IRELAND’S GARAGE

23 Merwin St. Tel. 2183-13 Norwalk

 

 

FQU‘RS . SIXES . moms

ELCAR SALES

AND SERVICE

63 Main St. Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 2917

 

 

 

DODGE BROTHERS
MOTOR VEHICLES

P. R. GREGORY,
14 West Ave.

Tel. 2782 Norwalk

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P. J. DiPietro

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. or with widened doors and forward-

Tbere 'A're 5,086 Automobiles in Norwalk'. Have You Bought Yours!

NEW MDDEIS ‘
0F NASH CARS.
ARE ON DISPLAY

Many 'Added Refine-
ments in Special and
Advanced Six Series
--Eleven Body Styles

Country-wide interest focused this
week upon the introduction of the
new Nash Special Six and Advanced
Six scriee now on display here and
in many dealer show rooms through.
out the country. This announce-
ment of new models by C. W. Nash
comes as a climax to the most sut-
cessful period in the history of the

Nash organization. which has been
coping with an over-sold condition
each month from August 1st of last
year until June lst of this year. when
the decks were cleared at the factory
and all the vast Nash resources were
concentrated toward bringing into
manufacture the two lines of new
cars.

Outstanding among the attractions
uncovered in this new Special Six
series and Advanced Six series are
the unique Nash-Seaman body crea-
tions and the engineering refine-
ments. The line includes eleven dis-
tinctive types of body styles. four on
the Special Six chassis and seven in
the Advanced Six line. each model
fulfilling a specific requirement of
the purchaser. The Special Six lino
offers a touring car. a roadster, a
four-door sedan and, a two-door ao-
dan. The Advanced Six line includes
a five-passenger touring car. seven-
paesenger touring. roadster. two-
door sedan, Victoria. four-door coupe
nnd seven-passenger“ sedan. All
models in both lines are equipped
with force-feed engine lubrication.
four-wheel brakes, full balloon tires
and five Budd disc wheels.

The new Special and Advanced Six
five-passenger sedans have under-
xone remarkable refinement. The
Trunk platform at the rear has been
eliminated and the body lengthened.
thus adding to the roominess of the
interior of these cars. This. togeth-

 

 

foiding front seats. allows plenty of
passageway for entrance and exit
from the rear seat. The front chairs.
now wider and deeper, are solidly
built and deeply upholstered. and an
added degree of comfort is provided
by the new floor knobs, which are
adjustable. so that passengers may
regulate the tilt of the chairs to
their complete satisfaction. A digni-
fied walnut moulding now frames the
windows of the Special and Advanc-
cd Six five-passenger sedans and im-
parts an additional note of richness},
in the interior. These models ,are
now both equipped with dome lights
of tine Colonial pattern and with new
type door latch and window lift, the
former on the left-hand door being
a combination door opener and in-
side door lock.

All enclosed cars in both series
have the now French type roof and
visor. exclusive to Nash and describ-
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L e g R o o m .
“ ' Notice the comfortable. relaud positions-bf both
rider and driver in the Jewett Coach. That’s because
there's more than enough leg room, and foot room.
The driver’s seat is instantly adiustable to suit
your particular driving position. In every one of
its advanced interior features-Jewett Coach is a
carforeoiid comfort. Noticealsothewidewindows
giving clear vision on all sides. It‘s the greatest
l Jowett ever built. Ask us to demonstrate this great
car's fine qualities before you buy any car.

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Paige-Jewell Motor Sales Co.

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roof construction ever designed.”
Broad. deeply crowned fenders have
also been added to the Special Bix.
as have also a'higher nickeled radia.
tor. a higher and more beautifully
proportioned hood. high and narrow
louvers and a wealth of similar de-
tails in refinement both with respect
to the body and the chassisi‘

The gear shift lever and parking
brake. for instance. have been given
skillful treatment by Nash engineers.
so that in both the Special and Ad-
vanced Six lines the parking brake
is now found on the driver’s left.
while the gear lever has a new curv-
ed shape, which. together with the
new placement of the brake, allows
entrance or exit from either side.
Instrument boards of both the Spe-
cial and Advanced Six series have
undergone further refinement. the
panel lighting on the Special Six ser-
ies now issuing from beneath the
cow]. somewhat similar to the ar-
rangement in the Advanced Six.
while to the board of the latter ser-
ies haa been added a. hydrostatic gas-
oline gauge, accurate and reliable.
Both Special and Advanced Six
models are now provided with car-
buretor air cleaners to prevent road
dust and other sediment from enter-
ing the motor; because of this re-
finement wear on the motor. it is
said. will be reduced to a minimum.
Another mechanical improvement is
found in the heat-treater steel band
shrunk on the flywheel of both tho
Special and Advanced Six care. The
teeth are cut in the band and the
construction is such that. according
to Nash engineers, in‘jury to the fly-
wheel by incautioua use of the start.
or is impossible. I
In speaking of the introduction of
these new models. E. H. McCarty,
General Sales Manager. said: '
"Along with the development and
introduction of the new Special Six
series and Advanced Six series. it
can be disclosed also that our plans
for increasing factory production ca-
pacity still further have been corn-
pleted and we are now entering into
a period: which will establish the
heaviest production records ever
achieved by the Nash Motor Com-
pmye" .

Deliberate Bull.

“Never had an accident. you say.”
murmured the doctor to the man he
was examining for life insurance.
“What about the time a bull toned
you over the hedge?"

"That wasn't an accident." replied
the other. “He did it on purpose."

 

see at s psi.
Julyvld. ads and oils rolled into
New York City. Thursday. July
as. sugar thejworee fi-o‘;t the strait;

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M A. KA‘eilA-S ringdel
men. P
gwoldsls. Picked Motor Car

o sis and automobile fans.

The coast to coast trip was made
undertbesusplceeoftbe A. AA.
Boy Scouts. Rotary ofldais. Cham-
bers of Commerce members. Police
Departments. State Police Or an-
isaidone and local argombileneiu:
were organised to ai in v 3 t
car a clear right—of-way. icuienant
Wade and Mr. Wells alternated in
driving. one sleeping on a cot in

Coast to Coast. Without A Stop

 
 

 

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THE NEW '
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Fisher Built Coach
$1,188.00 Delivered

FOURS

ELCAR SALES

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superman. Mod 'AND SERVICE. .
, MM“ 63 Main It. Norwalk, Conn. f"
AARON KOHN Telephone 2917
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Let'ut. Leigh Wade and Linton Wells. .. .
nail-slop dither:

the rear of the touring car while
the other was at the wheel. Gaso-
line, oil, water and food were taken
on from other automobiles while in
motion. There was an oihcial ob-
server with the car all the time.

Motorists who are always certain
of some tire trouble on country
tans, who have been delayed in-
numerable times in trsfilc jams, held
up by blocked railroad crossings,
b‘een bogged, or for thousands of
E"other reasons been held u by trsf- '
flc or otherwise delaye£ will be
able to appreciate some of the dill-
cuitles of this thirty-five hundred
mile cross country. nonstop-wheel-
and-motor’run.

Lieutenant Wade was the pilot of
the plane “Boston" in the United
States aeroplane fiight around the
world. ldr. Wells is a well known
newspaper man.

 

DODGE BROS.
ARE PLANNING
NEW gnomes

Expansion Necessary
T 0 Take Care of
Dealers in‘ 1926——
1100 Cars a Day Now

The largest expansion program in
the history of Dodge Brothers. Inc.
is now in progress.

Continually oversold
business began. and particularly
oversold this year in spite of the
fact that production has been con-
sistently in excess of 1.100. cars a
day. the management is determined
to take extraordinary measures to
meet the requirements of its deal-
ers in 1926.

'Five large new buildings are al-
ready under construction and three
others will begin immediately. it is
announced by F. J. Haynes, presi-
dent and general manager.

The total floor area of the. eight
new buildings will exceed 3-4 of a
million square feet and will afford
employment for several thousand
additional men. The cost of the ex-
pansion will be at Approximately
eight million dollars.

When the present construction
program is completed. on January
1. 1926. Dodge Brothers. Inc.. will
have 1 capacity of 1.500 cars a day.
The present intention is to go into
full production on this basis the
man-lent the new facilities are avail-
able.

Dodge Brothers construction de-
partment has erected every building
in the enormous factory and aimil~
arly will be responsible for every
detail of the present program. It is
estimated that fully 1.000 men will
be employed the rest of the year in
the expansion project now under
way.

It will make Dodge Brothers one
of the largest factories in the world.

Dodge Brothers factory ier one of
the most compact in the world and
the new buildings fit perfectly into
the vast system of production.
Flankinga series 0! main buildings
on one side are huge warehouul.

since the

ed and fed out into the various ms.-
ichining departments.

On the other side of the main
buildings are the great assembly
plants into which machining depart-
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PAIGE HAS NEW
5 PASSENGER
SEDAN READY

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Room in Front. and
Rear Seats ‘

History was made again
when a new five passenger
was offered to the public by the
Peirce-Detroit Motor Car Company
at the lowest price recorded by any
maker of quality built motor cars.

There have been offered coaches.
broughams and bargains during the
last to wmonths but Paige believes
that in its latest sedan it has reach-
ed the zenith of efficient and con-
sequent low priced manufacture.

The 131 inch wheelbase has made
it possible for Paige engineers to
design an exceptionally roomy in-
terior in the sedan. Both front and
rear seats allow the passengers to
sit full length comfortably and in
the rear enough room additional has
been provided to allow for traveling
"188880.

it is finer than the average per-
son's conception of the interior fin-
ishing of a motor. says Mr. Kolle,
local dealer.

"You can see at a. glance that
Paige body engineers devoted many
weeks and months to the working
each piece of equipment was care-
fully studied as to its value from a
standpoint of safety, comfort and
convenience with the result that the
new Paige sedan bears complete
equipment when delivered to the
new owner.

"Vision was carefully watched.
in relation to seat heights and an-
also. The windows are so arranged
glee that a perfect view may be had
from all sides and from either seat.

"Rlcgng comfort. a quality for
which Paige products have long
been rccosfiized is another outstand-
ing tin-lure of the new sedan. The
"DUI skin of the Paige company as
builders of easy riding motor cars
has bt-cn'substantially added to by
this new model.

“Ballon tires. anubbers and extra!
10“! Springs on the unusually long
wheel-base accomplish the needed
a1”Notion of road, shocks."

Four doors do away with the in-
convience of c‘rawling over one an-

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other while entering the various
seats of the sedan.

DON‘T LET nu: ms:
Gunman PUZZLE you

You don't buy tires every day. so
why not buy them with care and
discretion? We suggest that you
look into the merits of Brunswick
Tires for your car. You can get
them most any also. in any good
tread. They're guaranteed. We
specialise -also in Balloon Cord
' Tire repairing.

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America Greets
. New Nash Models with
Record-Breaking Crowds

By the hundreds of thousands American men

and women have throngcd Nash showrooms . y
from one end-of the countryto the other since
Announcement Day, Thursday, July 23. ~ ‘ f}

And the nationwide enthusiasm these new
Special Six and Advanced Six models have 31- . .
rcodycreaoedhaslaunchedNashonanew
year bound to cclipse'lsy far the phenomenal '
success of the past. twdve months.

- Attendance has been ob heavy that hundreds . 9
have'been prevented from adequate inspection
of the new models cows are extending the ‘
Special Introductory Exhibition for a period
of two weckamorc. '

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