The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-03
PAIGE ENGINEER
 GIVES RECORDS
 FOR SUPREMACY

| Upon interrogating the chief engi-
 neer of the Paige Motor Co. the man
 who was a main factor in the pro- ] ducing of this new motor-and who
 was present at the show last night, he very interestingly explained why he | believed that the "Glenbrook" sur passed all others. His statement is
 as follows:
 For three years the Paige engineers
 have been devoting their efforts to the development of a New Six-CyIin-
 der motor. With every facility for
 research and experiment, these men
 have worked with one der1n1te opJec,
 in mind-the production of the most efficient power plant in the world That motor is now an accomplish ed fact. It has passed from the lab oratory to the road and there it has been tested mercilessIy and continu- ously. It has been subjected to every stress and strain that brutal driving | might suggest, but in each instance it has emerged with a flawless record These long, exhaustive tests have convinced us that the new Paige Mo- tor is indeed the most efficient of all l light sixes. In economy of operation hill-clinbing, ability, acceleration and flexfbility, it has far surpassed any power plant developed by this orga- | niZatfon.
 Best of all it Is an original Paige
 product-conceived by Paige engi- | neers and built by Paige mechanics in Cf TI, 1 corporated every approved feature | that is known to automotive engineer 1 ing.
 In brief, 1t represents the sum to- | tai of current engineering knowledge l It expresses accurately and complete ly the tremendous strides of scientific l development during the entire war period. It Is a strictly modern achievements-a product of the com bined genius of two continents The war has taught American man ufacturers many valuable lessons. In the past three years for instance, we have developed an entirely new con- ception of precise manufacturing in
 large sale production.
 You will find a striking example of this practice in the New Paige Glen brook model.
 The scrupuous1y accurate methods that were applied to delicate Govern ment mechanisms are now producing every unit of our car.
 With the closest inspection, vastly increased equipment and much i broader experience, there could be only one result-a highly refined. highly standardized product. One ride in the "Glenbrook'' tells ! an eloquent story of f1nely-balanced
  power of the motor sweeps you along without a suggestion of vibration or , mechanical noise. There is merely a gentle purr from the exhaust as the car g1ides on its way with the buoy ancy of an aeroplane.
 All road shocks and jars are imne- ! diately absorbed in the velvety sprin 9 i suspension.
 ! There is no danger of sway or "sie e i slip'' no matter what the speed may be, for every ounce of weight in the l chassis is distributed with scientific precision.
 1 Inside the car there is body room. 1 leg room and elbow room for five adult passengers to, travel in luxuri- | ous comfort.
 l The upholstering is soft and inyit- | ing-the equipment and general ap- pointments throughout are the best | that money can buy.
 | So far as the design is concerned. you of course know what to expect. 1 for this is '"The Most Beautiful Car l in America
 l The "Glen orook' model is our lat est achievement. We merely ask you | to see it-ride in 1t-drive it-and
 form your own opinion. We shall be | quite content to abide by the result 1 In Bridgeport the Paige-Detroft l cars are handled by the L. J. Carroll Motors Co.,, 367 Fairfield Ave-