The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-13
The AutomobHe, Winch Began
 As A Rich Mans Toy Is Be-
 coming The Poor Mans Friend

) ' IT IS STILL a young man. who does not remember the
 early bicycles; those high wheels, big one in front and little trailing on behind which excited such rdioue
 These high wheels seldom seen except in .mu- scum, in the hands of trick riders, at show.
 asafety wheel type still in use, which immediately populazed bicycle riding Bridgeport in ships had century, it, and bicycles common form of amuseen On any holiday clubs had their outings hundreds of men in uniform might be upon the highways
 bazed trail the and fixing direc- lions going place place. which still exist running orders in automobile blue books sssa. sssa4r@s
 The in those days purely mechanism for pleasure pleasure purposes largely dis appeared, become AN INSTRUMENT OF UTILITY to thousands thousands of and who ride to and from their or about the various duties in which
 So it will be automobile, which began knd and which largely still is in the club of the bcye for the greater number of auomo blles used as yet, for pleasure purposes
 But the automobile is destined to be- and is already well on it's way to be an instrument of enormous utility. h m GI I 9 dIied i earsI - tc[in % i M dons and mercantile deliveries made by automobile
 The price of automobiles is steadily decreasing, and machines will be in the of all but the people, and will be things of and everyday use, just as the bicycle. is.
 The automobile brings many consequences in it's train, which readily vaguely discernbe and yet unguessed
 automobile compelled the rapid improvement of the roads of the nation and good roads the mark of high civilization It is almost impossible to the benefits moral economic and political which flow and will continue to flow from good roads.
 in agriculture which will EA sE THE FOOD EAI that eonfonts the country The automobile to the
 
 than onehng to accessible and farm life to erable. ssAs 4A
 The sobrety brings it's users into fresh and the sunlight It better knowledge of neighbor t brings members of the together, close of the five senger or seven passenger car. :.
 steadily being brought closer to everybody the time not distant when nearly everybody will be able to nd profitablY a of some kind.
 All that have which to do their work is TIME Like telephone railroad automobile great Hence effect prolongs the lives of lit eray bringing them into healthy conditions and aly enabling them to and do in the time with less fatigue.
 Some of the benefits of the automobile brought being broughto those who do autono bile and who may never one.
 may glance the of that service in which by telephone and hastens immediate attention This may be the difference between LIFE and DEATH.
 sensational, dramatic illustrations the be de to show the good the automobile showers upon
 of life hastened, while given leisure in which to the business of living
 automobile Bridgeports pride this week. Whether you not it will do good to what has these useful machines Especially it will do good note what has been toward bringing automobiles price they within the of than the be- fore
 worker who automobile which be oper- within his freed thereby living crowded neighborhoods be close his the country, and with automobile He all the advantages country and all of the benefits of the city.
 That which in it's beginning rich mans toy has be- everybody, and will be within fruitful of human happiness the 1acy of industry and peace
 marry .o - PSEUDO MRS. WALKER At the c0nuaon M or 5hs .h two we +n