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mummy, armaments, 1925.!
GETTING UP
a world does not mean that
- vusnce is justified. Saying
ur vulcanizing means a solid
to every autoist. I \‘uicanlzc
minding way. Bring your tire
“Aides to me. I am an export
of all rubber breaks. lily
it nislng method insures per»
‘p‘t results. I make the low-
o’lble charges culuniuusurate
superior work. Specialist in
ion cord tire repairing.
lit McCOLLUM
'll. ‘ psi. Are. Nor-unlit
I Bulnswlck Tires and Tubes
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l i 75 horsepower, 75vtnile- thal: till: Bseltlter Buick,
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‘slm ha heeled » Valve-in-Head engine,
, 3! Once you ve vv 1 gives you power—speed—
. 3' it over ”:51 arts y. and inexpensive per-
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if its economical gasoline drive a Better Buick. We
'. consumption against your have one waiting for your
‘ ., ‘ friends’ ears— telephone call. «
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1 Division of General Motors Corporation 6-1”
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5 ' ‘ was MasterSix a -
. W . ems mus-don - sizso 7epInBedsn - $199!
. outing - 1150 SM Touring . 1295 Mans. Broughlm 192'
' .- W 8 I. “a: Sous. Moor Sedan 1395 $MSponRosdster149I
r mm 1295 E's-pus. 4-doorSedsn 1495 5mspott Touringisl
l Coupe . 1275 Sap-u. Coupe - 1795 3-pess. Country Club 17‘
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Ti. H. WEHRLE’S GARAGE
West and Connecticut Avenues, Telephone 2605
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“m amen AUTOMOBILE! A33 BUILT. BUICK WILL BKHLD THE“ :
CCUT’PRICES
AND BEAUTY
. SELLING CARS
NEW YORK. Sept. lop-The pro-
duction and sales of automobiles
have reached the high levels this
year.
The wave of price cutting com-
him-d with the introduction of at-
tractive models have stimulated
business. .
There has been little over-produc-
tion in the automobile manufactur-
ing field, and there are, many cases
where dealers hays round it dlmcult
to get a. supply of new cars.
Bus and truck manufacturers an-
nounce excellent sales. The installa-
tion of bosses in many or our larg-
est cities have done much to bring
tho bus sales records above normal.
Accessories and parts manufac-
turers have had a tremendous sales
output, showing profits which have
increased in the first six months of
1025 an average of 89 per cent. over
the corresponding period of last
year.
Compotition‘ which is unusually
keen at present. is expected to do
much to decrease the manufacturv
ers' protits. However. it is be-
lleyed that the competition will not
hurt the sales output.
American companies are
more attention to
and plan to
abroad.
No Free Tourists
Camps for Nevada
RENO. Sept. 15.——Practlcally cv-
cry town in Nevada has followed
giving
foreign markets
increase their sales
see how much of your engine's power you are actually using. Most of
it. is wasted before it gets to the actual running point.
for we have still to go to attain the pcri‘cct automobile.
represents 100 per cent fuel \‘niuc.
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MOSTLY WASTE
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1.1%
mm warns '
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By studying this chart, prepared by automotive engineers, you may
it shows how
The intake
Reno's lead by abolishing the free
municipal camp ground.
Nevada officials say that free
camp grounds are a menace to the
towns.
They claim that an undesirable
element. of tourists frequent the
camp site and make it a center from
which to prey on communities.
~Advertlse in the Sentinel for the
best results.
REO Passenger
Wagons Osrs
REPAIRING AND ovaiummaso
rams AND soonssoams
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO. 8
34 wear an. soawm
Speed
SERVICE STATION PHONE 1881
‘13 North Main St.
, 4—DOOR SEDAN
mmebfirllbefloontiresnds disc
wheels included etnoeetraeost
Greater quality plus greater value
is the magnet that is drawing
buyers by the thousands to this ‘
newSpecial Six 4—Door‘ Sedan.
S. L. BENEDICT
AUTO BREAKS;
his auto
Crofoot. salesman for the Batch and
Bailey Lumber company did yester-
day.
Wall street into Matti. Officer .lcrry
Dornt‘y gave him the signal. and he
started slowly.
front wheel snapped oil. and the cur
did a nose divc.
over to the side of
face was \vroathed in smiles.
joke.
been taking the. corner nt 35 miles
an hour,‘and I'm‘ticklcd hccause I
wasn't."
side to everything if you
philosophical turn of mind.
New London Mayor
Waldo E. Clarke was defeated at
the city election held hero Monday.
‘whiie Councillors William C.
and Lucius E. Whiton, with whom
he had sought E's-election. won out.
The third of the three places places
to be filled in the council went to
James A. May, who was last year
dci'czuml as democratic candidate
for the state senator. running
uguillst the republican nominee.
.i‘nnir‘i Cronin. The three elected
\\iil servo for two years.
«Mint-illor lv‘ox curried every ward
vim-pt the fourth. which went to
llny by ti votes. A total of 3.269
Hill“ was cast. which made 1,635
necessary to elect. The total this
war is about 1.000 loss than is us-
ual or local city elections.-
(“oum-iiior Fox polled a total of
2.137 votes; May, L888: Whit-
on. 1.638; Clarke. 1.480; and Mrs.
Emily (S. Silt‘ll‘a. 1.163.
i'ndcr the New London city char-
tv‘r. providihg for a council-man-
ugor form of government. the may-
or is elected by the council from it
own membership
liEiAUGHS
It isn't often it man laughs when
smashes. hut (.‘lurunco .
Crofoot was making the turn from
Suddonly his left
When Crofoot not his car
tho road.
pulled
his
“Whatyor gotta. laugh at,“ asked
bystander. ‘
Crofoot seemed to he enjoying a
"Why." he said, " I might have
President Names
Two U. S. Ministers
\VASHINGTQN. Sept. 15.—Ap-
pointment of Evan E. Young of
South Dakota. ‘18 minister to the
Dnmlnit‘nn' Republic has announced
at tho. White House.
William W. Russell of the District
of Columbia was named minister so
Slam.
Young non- ls serving in the state
department as chief of the bureau
of Eastern affairs.
Which proves that thcrcs a bright
have n
Loses Council Seat
NE‘V LONDON. Sept. 10.-——I\iuyor
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FOURS . sxxss . steers
ELCAR SALES
AND SERVICE ' _
63 Main St. Nor-Walk, Donn.
Telephone 2917
GRAHAM ssornsss mocks
osassts 31,095 r. o. a. paraorr
P. R. GREGORY,
14 West Ave.
Norwalk
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Tel. 2782
South .Norwslk‘
‘ ‘ LET .YOURNEXT CAR BEA
P. J. DiPietro
NORWALK ‘ STAMEORD
GRAHAM BROS.
CUT PRICE OF
TRUCK AGAIN
Announcement of a reduction of
8100» in the price of Graham Broth-
ers one-ton truck. effective Septem-
'ber 9. has been received by P. R.
Gregory. local Dodge Brothers deal-
' er.
"So substantial a reduction in the
price of this popular one-ton truck,
coming less than four months after
the announcement of a. previous re-
duction of 880," says Mr. Gregory.
”is in line with previous assurances
that the truck buyer will always
benefit equally with Graham Broth-
ers in every economy effected
through increased production.
"Graham Brothers, new first in
the world as sxclusivb manufactur-
ers of motor trucks, are able to
make this second reduction and at
the same time to make even furth-
er improvements in the quality of
their trucks.
“In addition to their greatly in-
creased productlon—thcir produc-
tion for the first six months of 1925
was equal to the entire output of
limb—the enlarged and improved
facilities afforded by the new fac-
tory into which Graham Brothers
moved July 1 have aided greatly in
making possible these reductions in
manufacturing cost."
New Oldsmobile Six
ELCAR SALES
'AND SERVICE
68 Main St. Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 2917
DODGE BROTHERS ‘
MOTOR VEHICLES
P. R. GREGORY,
14 West Ave.
Tel. 2782 Norwalk
More Beautiful
Better Performance
Lower Price
On Display
AARON KOHN
B B. B. Ava, So. Norwalk
Phone 480
Hudson-Essex.
AnnoUncement
I wish to announce to all automobile owners that :
I‘am prepared to give service at right prices
on all makes of cars
Rate $1.00 Per Hour .
Valve grinding and carbon removing on Chevrolets
Flat Rate $3.50 or By Hour
A trial will convince you that our work is the best .
Alfred Boerum'
19 Fourth St. E. Norwalk 3‘
all ‘i ."f
Hill!
This is the greatest Essex value in
history. It is the Finest Essex ever
built. The price is the lowest at
which Essex ever sold. The largest
production of 6-cylinder cars in the
world, giving economies in purchase
of materials, manufacture and dis-
tribution exclusive to that position,
'make this value possible alone to .
The new low price places it within
the reach of all, and it has the brilv
lisnt performance, reliability, riding
ease and fine appearance {or which
BuexisfamouaNowondereveryone
is saying these things about Essex.
.World’s Greatest .Values
598170“ 50.” [1-Series Prove It I
Hudson-Essex - Worldfs Largest 1 Selling ‘_ 6:Cylinder’ Cars;
THE anm M. JENNINGS co., lNC.
~ .‘ 12 WEST. AysNUE. NORWALK
urmn.hvnmu . 3,
our mm street. Bridgeport, om'
ESSEX COACH
Why Consider a Lesser Car? .
C It Has Beauty—Perfonnance—Super-Six Smoothness—
' Economy and Endurance '
HUDSON
COACH
s1195
. HUDSON BROUGHAM
$1495
HUDSON 7 M53. SEDAN
$1595
if “him swims Tax no.
88 Willow St, Waterbury
89 Main St.,‘ Danbury .5
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