The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-18
Annual Auto Show Opened Today By
 E. M. Jennings Co.
Crowds Flock To Motor Car Exhibition To Last
 All Week

The elite of the automobile world will throng the handsomely appoint ed show rooms of the Erwin M. Jen- nings Co in Fairfield avenue, just west of Broad street, all this week at the annual automobile show of the enterprlsing company. The company looks forward to an attendance great CT even than that of last year when all expectations were surpassed, for the show this year is upon a scale more expansive than ever.
 The entire public is invited to the show. There is no charge for admis- sion, and attaches of the company augmented by representatives of the company whose cars are on exhibition will gladly extend every courtesy to all visitors. Diversity is the key note of the company's exhibition this year. Intending purchasers as we'll as the merely curious will find car to fit every whim.
 In announcing the coming show the Jennings company have been planning for the same for a considerable period. There were many little details to be worked out. and, in addition to this it was the desire of the company to secure from several makers the cars displayed at the New York show, where they created a furore. Cars from New York.
 In this desire the company has been gratified and the public will be pleased to know in the opinion of the com pany that several of the show cars which attracted wonderful attention alt the annual show in the metropolis will be on hand for their inspection. The cars will be arranged in the spa cious showrOOms with a nicety that cannot be eXcelled All the points of the cars will therefore be shown and the purchaser will have no hesitancy of forming an opinion, which the com pany believes will be of the best.
 The show conducted by the Jennings company last year was signal suc- cess and at that time the company did not carry as large a line of cars as they do at the present time. With last years most successful show in mind and with the addition of several more popular makes of motor vehi- cles, the show should be an unprece- dented success.
 Crowds Expected. Last years show attracted great be the case this year. The various cars which the company sells have made good, and with thaS in mind the public will look with eagerness for the cars, all of which have many improve ments.
 In addition to the showrooms on the two upper floors the company will have a handsome and commodious showroom, where the cars can be in- spected, on the first floor. This show will contain several of the various makes the firm are carrying.
 The Erwin M. Jennings company has always, since they entered the automobile business, been noted for their cordtality in showing their wares and during the coming week the em- ployes will outdo themselves in an effort to satisfy those who attend the show with g. description of the cars. Those who will attend need have no hesitation in asking questions about the cars. Their questions will be an- swered, and it is safe to assume that many orders will be booked as the result of the show.
 In their commodious garage the Jennings company have ample floor room. Indeed, the firm brides itself on this advantage. The showrooms will be in the large room on the first floor and in the two upper floors Decorative Features. The first floor and the second floor will be used exclusively for the dis play of the new cars. On the third floor will be displayed to good advan- tage the used cars, all of which have been put in first class condition by the company.
 Decorative features will not be lack ing in this show. On the exterior of the building American flags will be draped. In the showrooms there will be considerable bunting, while the floral decorations will consist of apple blossoms and potted plants and ferns. The company believes this win make a very pleasing scene and will be a good contrast with the, cars The showrOoms are especially we'll lighted, so that those who attend the show during the evening will have the same advantage of inspecting the cars as those who are able to attend during the day.
 Everybody knows a good deal about the cars sold by this concern. In fact, they hardly need a word of introduce ton. But with the new cars a word will not go amiss. The company car ries the Alec pleasure and commercial, the American pleasure car the far famed Hudson and stevens-Duryea. and the Lfppard-Stewart delivery truck.
 Fortified with this formidable line. the company feel that they have cars which should suit any prospective pur- chaser. Tn the exhibition will be the celebrated white Hudson chassis, the Mulberry red Stevens-Duryea, and the famous $6,O00 touring Alec, all of which attracted unbounded attention | alt the New York show.
 Three new Stevens-Duryea cars shown at the New York store will be on hand, besides the Alec. which is truly a wonderful car. So with this exceptionally strong line the company and prospective purchasers should be satisfied that the show will be the best ever.
 GEORGE