The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-15
STEVENS DURYEA AUTOS
On Exhibition at jennings
Gargage ON Fairfield Ave.
THE LIMOUSINE

This body is of the latest "Berline'
type, having the operators seat COM
pletely enclosed. All the windows are
arranged to drop into pockets In the
body excepting the rear and front VIM
dows; rear window being immovable.
Front window is arranged to project
forward at an angle allowing the driv-
er to have clear vision when operating
car in element weather, or for adj
mission of ar. Body is painted In two
shades of blue, the upper panels be-
ing painted q very dark, almost inyfs.
IDLE blue, the lower panels radiant
blue-a new light blue of exceeding
radiance and briliancy. The edges Of
windows are also lined out with this
body are vertically str ped with blue,
only a few shades darker than the
Radiant Blue panels, producing very
fine and delicate effect. The interior
of the rear or passenger portion Of the
body is upholstered In the latest Pari-
sian shade, Blue de France, the ma
terial being silk brocade. heavy and
lustrous, especially woven and import
ed for this car, with laces, 8 Tx cur
tains and cords to match, the whole
producing an exceeding beautiful eff
feet. The interior is equipped with q
complete set OF fittings. such as elec-
trio cigar lighter. cutglass toilet bot
c gar case, ash trays, umbrella holders,
etc. The chass.s Is painted with RAJ
diant Blue to match the body and
striped with one heavy and two fine
lines of the same dark blue which is
used on the upper panels of the body ,
producing very tasteful though quiet
effect. The mountings of the interior
of the body are silver, the exterior be-
ing brass. The hood and mud guards
painted to match the upper panels Of
the body, are dark blue. being striped
with three lines of Radiant Blue of
the same style as used on chassis.
This body was manufactured by the
j. B. Judlzins Company. Merrimac,
Mass, and is an extremely credttahle
The lamps are Of special design, the
bodies berg painted OF the same dark
olue, the tops and oil wells are brass.
The Touring Car Is of the Stevens
Duryea 1911 flush side fore door type.
It is upholstered with black pebbled
grain. bright finished leather. The
body is painted in two shades Of blue;
the main panels Of the body being
painted with Sapphire Blue. The chas-
So Is Radiant Blue, the same as used
on the "Berline", the crest panels ana
pillars OF the doors done in Radiant
Blue to match the chassis. The body
is striped with Radiant Blue on the
Blue on the Radiant ground The
chassis is striped With one heavy Inc
Of Sapphire Blue and two fine lines OF
gold leaf Radiant Blue being substi-
tuted for the Sapphire Blue on the
chassis frame, which Is painted dark
to match the body. The mountings OF
this car are brass with lamps colored
to match the fin sh Of car. also equip
ped with top of special Stevens
Duryea imported inoheir. the mohair,
the lining having a dark slate color
faint striped effect and the mountings
of the top being oxidized.
The third exhibit on is a Torpedo.
The body of this car while Of the tor
pedo type is of full five Passenger ca
pacity and is as roomy as any OF the
other five passenger Stevens-Duryea
models. This is painted distinctive
light green effect, the color is called
Nyanza Green, two shades being used
the lighter for the body and the
darker for the chassis. All the raised
nouldings OF the body are aiso given
the dark shade. 1t is striped with
aluminium leaf about 3-S inch wide,
edged with Sepia The upholsterine
is of Spanish leather of greenish shade
in harmony with the color Of the car.
The car is fitted with top Of mo-
hair macintosh material matching IN
shade the upholstering. The mount
ings Of this car" are nickel throughout,
the lamps being painted Nyanza
completing the color scheme of the
cav IN rerfectlv harmonious manner.
All Of the cars are equip with
Continental demountable rims, and
extra tire carriers.