The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-02

Tomorrow noon as a prelimin-
airy to this show of all shows, a
parade of the latest models Ct all
types of autos will proceed through
the highways and byways of Wa
terbury, giving the public a glimpse
of the greater and better things
that are to be on display begin
ming tomorrow night and contin-
uinK for three days at the Field
street armory.
Frederick G. Loehmann, pres
ident of the Waterbury Automobile
Merchants Association, will open
this imposing display Of automo-
bilss tomorrow evening and will
introduce Mayor Frank Hayes who
in Citing remarks will call to the
attention of the people of Water
bury and vicinity the wonderful
opportunity offered through the
efforts of the local auto dealers to
see the latest in models and colors
which the great motor vehicle in
dustry Of America has to show.
Yesterday and to-day the auto
dealers conferred in their final
steps to make the auto show the
most outstanding event of Its kind
in the history of Waterbury and
this is saying something because
Waterburians know Of the high
standard Of similar shows held
here in past years.
Mr. Loehmann, speaking for the
Waterbury Automobile Merchants
Association to-day, declared that
Tomorrow nights opening event
and the show that will follow for
four days has been carefully laid
out so as to bring every angle OF
the efficiency and beauty efforts of
the kings of the motor industry be-
fore the Waterbury public. He paid
tribute to the fine dictatorship OF
Promoter Gus Parsons, who ar
ranged for the spacing at the show.
Practically every dealer in the
city will be represented at the show
and they will give a sample of
their cars for display in tomorrow
moons street parade.
Beauty, efficiency, workmanship,
new models, the latest In equip
ment, in fact things too numerous
to mention will go to make up the
display. Hundreds of colors, scores
of new models, many, many new
articles Of equipment, all combined
under the chief heading of eff
cheney and made into one beautiful
grouping of the best in automobile
history, will about make up the
description of the program.
Attendance figures never before
experienced in Waterbury are ex-
pected at the 1892 show. The doors
will open at Z o'clock. For an hour
the public will be given the oppor-
tunity of enjoying as much OF the
display as is possible in that short
space of time. And at 8 o'clock
Mr. Loehmann as the master Of
ceremonies the display will be
formally opened with Mayor Hayes
as the principal speaker.
Interest in the auto show was
expressed on all sides to-day. That
Waterbury is automobile-minde Is
we'll proven by the fact that thou
sands of it's citizens have motor
vehicles. This city has always held
it's own in the use of automobiles.
Therefore, the fact that interest In
the auto show is great Is not un-
usual although 1t Is gratifying. the
local motor car dealers stated TO.
day that they arranged the 1882
display knowing we'll that Water
bury would be highly elated over
the fine array of the auto worlds
latest achievements that are avail
able for inspection.
The auto show. opening to-mor-
row night, will close on the 9Th.
Between the opening and the clos
ing representatives of all the auto
.tmobile companies cooperating In
I putting on the show will be on
hand to demonstrate the automo-
biles, explain the workings of new
equipment and point out the var
ious changes. generally, that the
motor industry has made in its