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Automotive News Briefs: 19 December 1926 |
Contracts for road construction and new bridges in Connecticut having a value of $8,684,539 were in varios stages of completion on Nov. 15, announces the State Highway Department.
Some of the largest contracts under way are on sections of the Boston Post Road. These include the Orange-West Haven section, practically completed, and a section in Greenwich, which is also nearing completion.
G. M. Williams, President of the Marmon Motor Car Company, announces that the first formal presentation of the “Little Marmon” will be made at the National Automobile Show in this city beginning Jan. 8. It will be equipped with an eight-cylinder engine.
“The Little Marmon is in no sense a European type of motor car, but has been designed to conform with American standards of beauty, power and comfort,” Mr. Williams said. “It retains all of the features of Marmon car construction, yet its size, power and flexibility will make it possible to cope with present-day traffic and road conditions.”