WAGE FOUR. of, r DODGE aromas moron _VEnIor.Es I‘. R. GREGORY, 14 West Ave. .Tel. 2782 Norwaik wOLDS TAGTDRT 0N OVERTIME TD MEET DEMAND New Series D Cars Are Causing Company to Of That Model FOURS . srxss - EIGHTS . ELCAR SALES 'AND SERVICE 63 Main St. Norwalk, Oonn. Telephone 2917 1 . Every department or the Olds Motor Works has been placed on overtime in order to step up produc- nsw series D cars recently announc- ed, factory officials report. This month opened with the greatest pro- duction and sales for any September in the 27 years history of Oldsmo- bile. Actual deliveries to car purchasers parallels factory production. Dealers report Oldsmobiles are being sold as quickly as received. and advance or- ders for October and November do- livery insure that the factory will be P. J. DiPieI NORWALK STAMFORD It .‘ kept at peak production throughout the remainder of the ycacr. Production schedules for Septem- ber call for 5,000 soduns and coach- es alone. and it is likely that this number will be increased it produc- tion can he further enlarged while maintaining the some. careful work- manship and inspection that charac- terizes the. manufacture of Oldsmo- biio Six. During the past momh more cars. in proportion to production. have bet-n driven away from the Motor Works. at Lansing. Michigan. than at any time since the peak of the post-war boom. Dealers and distributors have come from more than 1.000 miles in all directions to drive back cars to eliminate the de- lay incident to rail shipment. -Advertise in the Sentinel for the best results. "l Speed Up Production . tion to meet the big demand for the‘ Olds' 4 . J1 ‘ '- TOLEDO. Ohio. Sept—Plump. dark-haired women make the best ‘auto drivers. according to Harry Rosen. Toledo auto salesman and demonstrator. Rosenlhss sold hun. dreds of autos to women customers. He finds that the thin woman is ner- vous and apt to worry too much about driving. ' "The plump woman drives along with no trouble and has a lolly good time about it." he declares. “The plumper she is. the better driver she ll-" 0 I O “Brunets are the easiest to teach because they are level-headed." he continues. "Blonds usually are self- conscious and want to know it they look pretty driving. rather than about the gear shift and clutch. “Red-haired women get mad casi- ly and lose their tempers with the instructors, other drivers. the auto. the traffic cop and themselves. The best cussers are men who There .'A're 5,086 'A'utomObiles in Norwalk'. Have You Bought Yours? K WEIGHT AND A NAIR snows . NDNANs DRIVING ARIIITT drive suto's; women drivers don't use swear words. They say 'Oh. dun' when they run out 02 gas. or ‘ch.‘ heck' it someone cuts in before them. “Women always have the right of way. They never are wrong in an accident. It's the ohter tellows’ fault. always. Women and it hard to remember traffic signals, and an extended arm might mean anything it s. woman is driving. “It's funny. but it'sgessier to teach a woman than a. man to drive. They learn more quickly. Women aren't interested in the inner workings. She Just wants to know how to drive. “Then, too. the women concentrate and haven't hinges in their necks. A man learning to drive might see a prgtty girl walking along. lie watch- es her and drives on the sidewalk or in a ditch. "But a woman wouldn't see Ru- dolph Valentino on the sidewalk when she’s learning to drive. She's too busy." AUTOS WELL BUILT. Not. more than 2 1-2 to 6 per cent. ot motor vehicle accidents are due to mechanical failures in the ma- chines. according to Colonel A. 213. Barber; automotive authority. use; srssnano ensure. Standard non-skid chains canbe used on ballooon tires. making chains of special construction unnecessary. GRAHAM aromas TRUCKS CHASSIS [31,095 r. o. B. DETROIT i P. a. GREGORY, . 14. West Ave. ' Tel. 278.? Norwalk non'r an: arm of our vulcanizing service. More ’ .nileg per tire it you have us vul- canize it. after you think it can- not be used any longer. Surpris- ing what an additional mileage you can get out of our expertly vul- canized shoes and tubes. Try our up to the minute \iutcanlzing pro- cess and ave more tlro'money. enabling you to buy more new tires. We specialize in balloon cord tire repairing. » McCOLLUM’S Tire and Tube \‘ulcsnizing 47 “'cst Ave. Norwalk ”The above picture sumvs how the “Swift Lift” is working at Louis ’1‘. Dig; mond’s gas station at Reed Street and .W est Avenue. the car is Oiled and repaired quickly standing up. Crawling under the car and guessing at what’ 'dark, greasy drain- it to get at the underconst Thkof the past when “ wif ’ is on the job. “ For “Swifty”——the short for “Swift-Lift,” \power high enough so that the owner can step under and see conditions as they really are, and the service man can work freely ‘ ‘. ‘The “Swift-Lift” is the most efficient labor-savin "x \maker offered to service and repair stations. A nece ‘ “A. many repair and adjustment jobs. X ‘\ It is safe, dependable, simple and con vehic‘nt. easy to' with}! with, a big advancé‘ tats: ' . . \ layer the .Old style repair and drain pit or elevated rack. __ "" 'A trade builder that .Will pay for itself-in short order. ‘ .; 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. 'Automaticail cares for any wheelbase . ‘ up to 145 in es." Takes standard or bai- l loon tires. ' '" WM. C. TWOMBLY EASTERN REPRESENTATIVE TEL“. DANBURY 39 Investigate the “Swift-Lift.” See is slim it'work's, hundreds of -progr_essive, money-mflgmggploy thi Gar ~lowers easily by its own power to ground level, where it is then driven Hoff “Swift” on to the floor. May be stopped, and is fltgnptically safely held, at any ”$893.?“ height desired for service. and you will realize why 5 modern equipment. ' Address-:60 Balm!“ ‘11“‘3? ..s‘ . as .. .With “Swifty” on the job, s wrong, or climbing down into a guctign to inspect or repair are things raises a car or truck under its own because he can get at things. i g device and the biggest money- sstty on oiling, greasing, and 4 g. .tm' i ‘ T‘s-“4‘s 'k NASH AUGUST SALES SET NEW ~ HIGH RECORD Business Increases 24 Per cent. Over Best Month —— Ajax Not Included Reports from the Nash Motors company stabs August sales of 10.- 675 cars set I. new high monthly record. total volume of business running 24 per cent beyo‘d the best previous month since the company was founded. President C. W. Nash said: "This record was made with new‘ Nash Special Six and Advanced 8i: models and does not include the Ajax Six volume for its 3rd month the total of cars sold in August up to a. figure in excess of 12,400 units" "The new Nash models introduced July 23rd ,have set in motion a country-wide demand for care be- yond anything Nash ll ever ex- perienced. Despite the fact that the twelve months prior to August were by for the biggest twelve months of business on our books. ,the greeting extended the new Spe- cial Six. and Advanced Six models makes it certain that all records es- tablished to date will be completely .overshadowcd during the coming I period. August was the Iirst mouth lilo new Special Six and Advanced Six models were in our dedlers‘ hands and soles ran 2 1-2 times as great as August. 1924." “Unfilled orders now on file at the factory. at. the conclusion or the greatest month we have had. are ‘bulking high in the thousands and, in fact. would constitute of them- selves an excellent month 01 s. year or so ago. However. increased pro- duction reassures us on the point of being able to accord buyers reason- ably prompt delivery of new models. We look for continued exceptional business and expect the fall season to run far ahead. of any other fall since the company began manufac- turing." u Sets First Record. The first speed record between Los . Angeles and San Francisco was set ' 20 years ago by George Hensley, . averaging 24 miles an hour. This record was broken s. year later with an average speed of 28 miles an hour. Moo Hos More. The number or taxed vehicles in France has doubled since the srmis. ties. In 1918. there were less than 250.000 vehicles on which taxes were paid and today there are more than 500,000. ‘ Bus Lines Increase. The City at Wellington. New Zea. land.‘ has placed an order tor the purchase of one American bus com- plete. together with five bus chassis. which are to be employed as ad- Juncts to the municipal street car system. . , ' INTERNATIONAL snow. Six nations. it is announced will be represented in motor car exhibits at the Automobile Salon to be held stubs Automobile Solon to be held in New York. Nov. 16 to 21. - , W I . BTUDX. CONNIE ROADS. ‘ Investigations have been corn- plstsd on 875 miles tit-plain and steel reinforced concrete roads. Varying in age (reasons to ten years. A tins! report 'on the investigation will be presented on Dec. 8 and 4. Rubber Import Guns. The. total value of crude rubber imported by the United States dur- ing the five months ended May 31. 1!". is given at $121,417,400. com. pared With $18,115,211 for s. on. of production which would bring ‘ OVER 100,000 ESSEX SDID so FAR THIS YEAR Howard Lambert, ‘ E. M. Jennings Mana- ger Here Says Coach Is Fine Value- Essex was passed the 100.000 mark for 1525. This official word came this week from the Hudson . Motor Car Company which manu- factures the Essex. with the ad- dltional information that out is 15 per cent; more Essex care than were built in the entire year 1924. ' With production on a volume has- is. it seems likely that the entire year of 1925 will see twice as many Essex cars built as in loci—this despite the fact that 1024 establish- ed itself as s, remarkably successful Essex year. , "This-unusual measure. of suc- cess," said Howard Lambert. man» agcr of the Hudson-Essex dealer. "is all the more remarkable because no new model was introduced, and because more than 95 per cent. of Essex business has been centered in the coach model—w. type of car which Essex created and named. It has sold not on particular features but simpdly on the fundamental basic value offered for the money. -“The rapidly growing list 0! Es- sex owners in America will be grat- ified to know that their choice of motor car is receiving unusual de- gree of endorsement in all foreign as well as domestic fields. in Great Britain. the Continent. and in all colonial fields Essex saleshave kept pace with those in the‘ United States. In our neighboring Domin- ion or Canada. the Essex success has been almost twice as great as in the United States. “A. prime factor in Essex success has been the knowledge on the part of the public that it is manufactured by Hudson—a permanent. well known and entirely independent concern. controlled and owned by men who make the managemet of its affairs their personal business." No Cafmeéfs theBetterBUICK invalue . here‘s II'HE Better Buick stepsfsr ahead of all previous standards o f motor car performance. 75 Horsepower! The Master Valvenln-Hesd engine now delivers 75 and more horsepower. And there is 60nd more in the Standard models. Triple-Sealed Engine! Three new seals for the famous Buick sealed chassis result in y longer engine life. noticeably lower operating costs --sn Air Cleaner—s Gasoline Filters—an Oil Filter protect the ”'1“ It and 2 Door Sedans! . . Real sedans with Fisher Bodies. Upholstery and fitdogs se- cording to Bulck's luxurious standards. Real sedans . . . as II " ”uh We“ Duotone in Duco! ‘ New beauty! The latest, smartest, most striking color and finish combinations for motor can. Safe Night Driving! The Better Buick introduces the Controllable Beam Headlight. It furnishes. constantly. a flood of soft. searching light on tbs roadway without glare in the eyes of the approaching driver. and without dimming. - . lower Prices! And while Buick has raised Buick quality and performance even higher than before. it also has been able to make sub- stantial reductions in prices. Better acquaintance with the many 1926 advancements and improvements in the Better Buick will convince you than “Again Buick Hos Built a Better Automobile!" When Better Automobiles Au Bulls. Bolck Will Build Tl”. BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICH. Division 0! General Motors Corporation ' I. H. WEHRLE’S GARAGE Telephone 2605 WEST AND CONNECTICUT AVENUEB. This is the finest Essex ever built. And the price is‘ the lowest for which Essex oversold. Itismadepossibleonly through the largest output of 6—cylincler - cars in the werld’s history. 166,369Hudson-Essex sales in eight months “all former 6- cylinder records by World’s ‘ The Erwin 14 West Avenue Bridgeport .-.~. . 27 Hetrlsbn Street 89 Main Street 347 Crown Street Danhury New Low Price Makes It Greatest Value In History many thOusands-the ‘ - ' largestincreaseknown New in the Industry. HUDSON This enormous pro- PRICES duction gives advan‘ , 00““ taxes in economical ‘ “195 , purchase of materials, 1 Brougham savingsinmanufacture . .1495 and low cost of distri- ; (in). Sedan button that are recog— 31695 nixed throughout the ' lndustryasbeingexclu- ffflff. lit? sive to HudsomEssex. Greatest Values Everyone Says It—Sales Prove It M. Jennings CO., Inc. Phone 3275 NOT-walk, Conn. 38 Willow Street Waterbury New Haven
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