Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-17

the manufacturers who are putting out
a great variety Of models get ready to
shoot the man who Is handling one
model has completed his production
and reaped his harvest
a sensation was ereated throuahout
the entire electric car industry when
the Anderson Electric Car company
announced August 18th that the new
prices on their 1916 models would
range from 31,975 TO $z,275. Although
from time to time there have been
low priced electric cars placed on the
market, the Detroit Electric Is the
nrst high grade car TO make any ma
standing the fact that the reductions
run from $500 to 3725 the quality Of
these cars win not be c1eapeued in tie
ehghtest particular, declared W. c.
anderson. president Of the Anderson
Electric Car company. Tn fact. for
1916, Detroit Electric cars embody ..
number Of refjnements typifying the
latest practices in automobile engi-
neertng- Many of these improvements
are exclusive with them These 1915
Detroit Electrics typify the experience
gained during nine years Of building
the finest quality electric enclosed cars
produced Another noteworthy change
"a the policy Of the Anderson Electric
CaF company for 1916 is the adoption
OF the one-chassis basis production.
to the highest degree of perfection that
the worlds largest builders of en-
closed cars can attain, and upon this
one chassis Is built four body styles
The floor space Of the plant has been
greatly augmented to facilitate and ex-
pedite production.
The officials of the Anderson Elec-
tr1c Car company are looking forward
10 the next year as one Of the best
that the electric car industry has ever
Of the enclosed car are establishing
themselves more strongly in the favor
OF motorists with each passing year
and the Detroit Electric represents the
highest type Of the all year round,
every day. and all weather car.
A recent report furnished by the
U. s. Dept. Of Agriculture furnished
the astounding proof that the farmers
of the United States are losing an
nually $3.50, 900 for the reason that
they are unable to get to market at
certain times OF the year owing to
bad road conditions. All over the
union are counties rich in agricultural
productS-but bearing the burden of
bad roads Careful observation shows
that the Pacific northwest has uni
formfy the best roads This Condition
Is due to the active cooperation Of
the operation Of the various states In
that locality and the enactment Of
good roads legislation together with
liberal state appropriations"
The motortst has been a orient fac-
tor in the good roads movement
throughout the country. Their in
nuence has extended even into the
nails OF congress- It becomes the duty
Of farmers everywhere to lend their
powerful influence in Improving the
roads condition See that the leg1sla-
tor who represents your district e a
good roads advocate. Get up petitions
in your county and Incorporate them
into one monster petition addressed
to your legislature and governor. de-
liberal appropriations for this pur-
pose Concerted cooperative action Ia
this respect Is bound to be productive
of good results and Will in a few
years add ten billions to the farmers
wealth alone, which would directly af-.
feet every other line Of industry. One
manufacturer stands ready at all;
times to lend every influence in his
power towards improving the public.
higawsy and thereby the financial and
social condition OF the agriculturist for
the all potent reason that added wealth
in this direction means national PROS
perity.
Miss MolIie A Dofbeare has return
ed from New York, after spending two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. HanIon
of The Bronx, n. Y, accompanied by
and Ars- J. T. Hanlon, making the
home trip in Mr.. SteinmetZ's auto
Mrs. Charles Carey and Miss Mar
garet Kelley, Of Jewett City, motored
to Narragansett Pier Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Nichols and Miss Mar
celia Kelley. Palmertown, in Mr.. Mich
ols' car.