Inissioner Benson, who has opposed
sale of the ships (or scrapping,
‘ ill/5;” ~ u' i « .5 _ . w . :4
Wasp”, soccer 5,1925.
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FORD GETS m casting the negative ballot. 'i‘hosd'
. . in the affirmative were Chairman
'1: l O'Connor and ('ommissionors Liss-
~ ' . ncr. Hurley and Hill.
. ‘ ’ Mr. Ford's intention, on under-
” I stood in Shipping llOBi'tl circles. is to
convert it few of the ships to Diesel
’ , engine propulsion for use in trans-
porting his own products and to re-
min some of the engines and other
WASHINGTON. Aug. 5 (AP).—- equipment 01' the vessels to he scrup-
Iele of 800 vocals for scrapping was pad for use in his manufacturing
awarded to Henry Ford yesterday by plants. Both will he perinlttud un-
the Shipping Board. His'bid was dcr the advertisement calling for
'3, 81,708,000. hide. The other vessels and equip-
i The vote was 4 to 1, with Com- ment are to be broken up for junk.
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NEW MODELS
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. The New
‘ ' s. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street
‘Nssb Leads the World in Motor Car Vahu
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' ADVANCED SIX SEDAN
4-wheel brakes, full balloon tires and 5 disc 5
wheels included at no extra cost
The body of this new Advanced Six
Sedan is an original Nash—
conception and brilliantly exem-
plifies the ablest work of craftsmen
known the world over for the
distinctive beauty of their designs.
South Norwalk
The sets he'd beeneirooon....ondod . g . .
by President Palmer. of the Fleet ;
Corporation. It 'wss the highest of- .,
fer received and had been declared
legal under the Merchant Marine set
in an opinion by Attorney-General
Sargent.
The second highest offer. 81.870.-
000, was made by the Boston Iron
and Metal Company. of Baltimore.
\v‘ n the first bids were opened on
June 30. These dMTliS; tibiae": Have Been Without
bid by Mr. Ford.
looted by the board and the Balti-
more Company's otter was withdrawn
after second bids were called for.
The latter were opened July I.
Them a YearéiDar-
ien, Man Is Among
Applicants
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BRIDGEPORT. Aug. l5.-Motor-
into who. for more than a year. have
been without'operstors' license bo-
csuse they were arrested on the
before Deputy. Motor Vehicle Com
missioner Devnew yesterday after
noon.- They had their lice es re
stored otter heirinu and include
the following: Patsy Diviesta. Sand.
Hook: Frank Bolton. 488 From:
street. Bridgeport; George Evon
Darien: [neon Ssudecs. 889 Han
Hoilnberg.
Bridgeport.
‘ Other drivers who obtained rc-
‘ turn of driving privileges were:
Lewis I". Griebel. New Canaan.
199 Denver, avenue.
evadng responsibility: George :
. Chonka. Fairfield. reckless drivingw‘
iiayno S rholm. 282 Maplewoou
avenue. dgeport. reckless driv-
ms: John Chindflensks. 821 South
ivcnue. Bridgeport. overloading.
Michael Joseph. 181 Madison avc
nue. Bridgeport. overloading; John
Olson. Stamford. and Martin Gorn
Stamford. each concerned in fatu.
accidents.
Hit By Train Trying
To Save His Pet Dog
NEW YORK. Aug. 5.—(AP). i
an effort. to save his tWo pet Bust
dale, Queens. ducked neath ll
railroad gates at Ocean RYCHUt‘
Rosedale. yesterday, and was kill.
by a speeding city-bound Long! 1:
land railroad express train.
The two puppies reached the Oiht
side of the tracks. out of the “a
o {the engine. and ran home.
and the two pups for a walk. win-
the youngsters strayed in the putt;
of the oncoming train.
Joseph Castail, a gateman Nllil
that he seized Myers by the coat um'
tried to prevent him from going t-
thc rescue but Meyers broke away.
Seaman
EXTMDITION FOR JOHNSTON}:
HARTFORD. Aug. 5. — (AP).“
Governor Trumbull has issued a re~
quisitiou on the governor of New
York for the extradition of Hector
Johnstonc. Jr.. who is_ held at New
York city for New Haven authori-
ties on a charge of issuing fraudu-
lent checks. ‘
charge. of driving while under the. ‘.
influence of liquor. were arraignol: .
cook avenue. Bridgeport; and Car. '.
bull puppies. Waiter My s. of Ros :
Myers was taking the mother bu '
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including
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Are You Awake
to vulcanized tire value? Don‘t
~ treat them as junk. When your
tires become punctured or ragged
don't consider them as junk and
forget them. The chances are they
are as good as ever save for one
or two weak spots which we can
patch and vulcanise and malts as
good as new. You will (ind .our
vulcanislng will save you s big tire
bill. We specialise in balloon cord
tire repairing. ‘
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The above‘picfiire' illowfitow the“‘Swift Lift” is working at Louis T. Dis-
mond’s gas station at Reed Street and West Avenue. .With “ Swifty” on the job,
the car is oiled and repaired quickly standing up. .
Two men can work on the car at the same
time. While one is busy under the car,
another can be working on the motor or
other parts of the upper construction.
Automatically cares for any wheelbase
up to 145 inches. Takes standard or bal-
Crawling under the car and guessing at what’s wrong, or climbing down into a'
'dark, greasy drain-pit to get at the underconstruction to inspect or repair are things
of the past when “Swifty” is on the job.
For “Swifty”—the short for “Swift-Lift,” raises a car or truck under its own
power high enough so that the owner can step under and see conditions as they,
really are, and the service men can work freely because he can get at things. i
The “Swift-Lift” is the most efficient labor-saving device and the biggest money-
maker offered to service and repair stations. A necessity on oiling, greasing, and
many repair and adjustment jobs.
It is safe, dependable, simple and convenient, easy to work with, a big advance
over the old style repair and drain pit or elevated rack. ,
A trade builder that will pay for itself in short order.
Car lowers easily by its own' power to‘
ground level, where it is then driven off
“Swift” on to the floor. May be stopped,
and is automatically safely held, at any
intermediate height desired for service.
Investigate the “Swift-Lift.” See how efficiently it works, and you will realize why
hundreds of progressive, money-making stations. employ this modern equipment.
WM. C. TWOMBLY A
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TEL. DANBURY‘ 39
Address—60 Bshnforth Avenue
Danbury. Conn.
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TheEr‘win M. J ennings.
14 West 'Avenue
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for the ESSEX COACH
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Never Before
.aValue Like This I
The largest sales ofocyiindercarssiml reflectsvthegené
eralrecognifionofgreatcstcarvnlue. 137 Q
But it is important to nooehowthis ‘ti of leadership-
gives Essex advantages in continually” 3190‘?th on
the buyer—because of volume economy, and bemused
the utmost refinement of we '
nation on practically one model-theCoach.
Built on the famous SupesSk principle,the which‘
account for Hudson’s famous reliability.bl'll.EI‘i.tn1::rfinrm.i
ance and longhmmmpouubhfosthessmequshfies
in Essex. his the easiestfidingsndsteerinng
built—the finest in performance, appearance and work-
mship. We believe it is the mosteconomicslcsrinthe
world to own and operate.
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