«was. 0 Norwalk in 1930 will be a city or between sumo-ens 75, 000 people. L Norwalk m 1930 will have broader streets, higher buildings, better roads, larger schools, finer churches. Norwalk in 1930 will represent to an even greater degree than today a self-contained city. Its suburban area will include green farm lands. Its side-streets Will be individualized with spacious homes. Its main streets will be filled with prosperous business firms and fac- tories.‘ “ Q Why will this come to pass? ”Because, we, the undersigned, believe in - Norwalk and its future. \ Because we are prepared to make personal sacrii- fices for the welfare of the city. ficause we are expanding our businesses, building them on a solid foundation for the future. Conn. Lt. & Power Co. x, 0 Because we are prepared to co-operate with new in- dustries seeking sites here, giving them the benefit of our experiences. We know that scores of new people are coming to , Norwalk monthly. We know that new enterprises are making surveys here. ' If we needed justification of our faith in the future of the city, these would furnish them. But our confidence, based on facts, is enough. Norwalk in 1930 will be the result of the plans and endeavors of today. In conclusion, we extend a general invitation to those‘inneighboring cities to visit Norwalk, to investi- gate its possibilities, as we have investigated them, and ; then to come *here to’live, in what' we know is the best city of its size in Connecticut. Conn. Lt. & Power Co. Connecticut Light &' Conn. Lt. & Power go. Connecticut Light 85 Korwnlk ”m m 00..., Power (misc. am rou- Gun-n. P0W9P co” 1m? » Cl‘Ofut & Knapp . ' ‘ Rm ’ m m Norwalk Power Conn. Norwalk mu Conn. 1: Ch” Elmo” Crofnt & Knapp , Henderson & El'Win e ' Bemw& mm ‘ Rm m Conn. Berman & Stembflg NorwalkHat Mfg. Co. ' We am M “W Rorwalk Underwear 00m. , 80‘ I!“ M 80. NM Om N hE ' ° Co” N l ‘m' i. M Bend & Sa elJKl as ngmeermg . " , mu. ' um um ’ mu . ee er SmNorwflk Pumnc ' Conn. VM’ N° MayehOfi & 00- 11m L can. Dan M wmsu-eee noel mam Nor-mm 3m """'" ‘ °°"" ~ ,, , . M.—N. Mayehoif“& Co. . N orwalk Tire & - . Nomalk’Hathm-Go. R m Nash Engineering Co. Rubber Co., Inc. . Henderson & ErWin . _ m‘ ‘ , . ’ 3..." a; l , So. some. " m 00m. Norwalk 11:93 Can. I“ ' cm W , - a . ,. , x . p 7 , R. &,W. Hat Mfg. Co. R. & W. Hat Mfg. Co. m Tire 8: I‘M-N 1“!“ '3‘9; 1...... an. a... nifmgflp” E: 1...... 0...... ""“" ‘ cm’m‘“ e N» fir”e&' NmaIkTires: Nq‘rwalkTh‘e& _ Standard Oil Co. ‘ ' " p ' ‘ nether co. Inc. 80- Norwalk fon Com. ”swag 93:33.“ » l " c'r . m ne- can. Rubber (30., Inc. , Bishop & Lines Cantu] , . ’9'" ' “1,!!- “"'-" . ”m ""' a“ '_ a... p -. ,_ 00me Trust Shane! I‘m . Nash Meeting Co. Standard on Co. ”'7'“ - ~ ‘- ,~-e-~ 9"” “m ' - ‘ 08-:- mm was. serial: cu. m me. our. Io. am on can.
Norwalk Chronicler