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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1921 ‘
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For Every Tho, Sand In Population
NOrWalk Has Added In The Last
Decade, It W111 Add Five In The Next
we shall add five thousand during the next. Our
WHY do I believe/1n Norwalk fa1&ories, our stores, our financial establish-
: 7 ments will grow with the rest of the city.
0 HE City Of Norwalk past present and fu— Growth is as natural for the Norwalk of tomor-
ture, is always a topic of interest to any row as it is to a healthy child.
thinking resident. The history of the Norwalk
of the past is a record of steady growth, in’size,
3‘.
HE thinking man realizes this. He knows
in its business facilities, and in its: residential what is coming, and he prepares for it He ‘
possibilities. ‘ . keeps this'vision before him in making all his
. ‘ plans. He plans for theNorwalk of tomorrow,
'JAIN Old fashioned principles 118376 made 7 a Norwalk that will come as surely as night fol- -
it the Norwalk of today. A town of good lows morning ,
reSIdences, and with a good type of resident.
Our factories and business and professionales'u Res. , , HIS vision is “Ot a false one, 1" t a logical
, tablishments have kept the pacewith the rest of. 5 fact 1900811129de the shrewdest business
the city, with a growth in recent years that has ‘ , men. An adequate realization of this future of
kept away from the boom peaks and the slump Norwalk, and a 91‘9th recognition 0f the d0!”
depressions. ,. ‘ mant possibilities on the part of everyone will
aid in making the vision a‘tangible reality.
HAT we need today, honkver, is a realiza- _"
tion that N orwalk, as a community, is not - -_ _ - , » . J: T. pgoijT
a finished product. For every thousand 1n pop- ' " . . , ’
' ulation that We have a d 11 ed m the last decade, Pres. The Central Falrfield Trust Co.
THE REASONS J. T. PROWITT AGIYES ARE 7 THE REASONS THAT ACTUATE THE FAITH OF THE UNDERSIGNED
IN THE GROWTH, PROSPERITY :AND FUTURE on THIS CITY:
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