3: FEBRUARY 6, 1925.
NEW COMER’S LETTER
CENTURY . UNDERWEAR co.
203 WASHINGTON STREET ‘
' LIBERTY SQUARE
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
February 13,1925.
l-‘ditor. The Evening Sentinel: /
Why do I believe in Norwalk?
While we have only been here a few weeks. the question . ,
night best be answered in this manner:
W e believe in Norwalk SUfl‘iciently to choose it as the site
for our new factory: Our faith in Norwalk was backed by our de-
cision that this was the town for our future growth.
When we decided that the time had come to enlarge our
business. we looked for atown that had several qualifications.
First, we must have a good site or building. and secondly, there
must be a supply Of labor to work our machinery. The town should
llSO have several other attributes. It must be fairly near to the
center of the retail garment trad e, New York. It must have good
:i'ansportation facilities. and in general be ‘a wideawake and prO- .
,L'ressive town.
These qualifications we found in Norwalk. Our factory
~miilding on Liberty Square is large, roomy and bright. We shall
install a restaurant in the basement for our employes.
We believe that there is the right type Of help here, and as
far as possible w? shall engage all the girls locally.
. SO much for Our view Of th e business side of the town. There
are hundreds of other points that make Norwalk‘ an ideal town for
diverse factories and business, with which the older residentis far
more familiar than we newcomers.
TO the residential side of this New England city, ,we pay
tribute. It is charming and carries a pictoral appeal. Can we
back up this statement with more sincerity than to add that my
”brothers and myself, with our respective families. intend to take
0
‘fn our residence here as soon as possible?
'(Signedl
HENRY s DINKOWITZ.
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; ’_ CONNECT 1601 ’8 MOST PROSPEROUS CI'I Y---A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE--
~,. ‘ 42 PERCENT“ OF THE PEOPLE OWN THEIR OWN HOMES
The Following List of Boosters Have Joined In
A (JO-operative Effort to Make Norwalk A
Bigger and Better; City.
\ RIALTO THEATRE
So. Norwalk Connecticut
'1
NORWALK CHARCOAL
YARDS
Coal Wood Charcoal
29-31 Comma-cc St. Tel. 9‘5
T. A. SKELLY
Box-lay Sheet Mew! Products
Office Appliances 6': Equipmvnt
12 Railroad Augnun
South Norwalk. Conn.
PEERLESS MFG. CO. INC.
Machinery, Machine. Parts. Engineering
East Norwnlk Form.
THE NORWALK BOX CO.
.l-"rv M. Clark
Sn. Norwnik , bumm
NORWALK BRASS AND
BRONZE CO.
Charles R. Soc
3:": \K‘m. r .22, So. anu-alk, Conn.
CITY NATIONAL BANK
Sn \'orw;lll< Conn.
CENTURY UNDERWEAR
COMPANY
3"3 1.!l'-3r‘l.\‘ Square East Nonvalk
LE ROY SHIRT CO.
So. Non-walk Conn.
THE OLD WELL
CIGAR CO.
88 Washington St.
South Norwalk Conn.
SANITARY BAKERY
85 So. Main St.
So. Nor-walk Conn.
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A. F. GEHEBE
88 Washington Street
South Not-walk _ Conn.
HARRIS & GAN S
So. Nor-walk _ Conn.
NORWALK HAT MFG.
‘ COMPANY
'Norwalk ' ’ Penn.
SOUTHERN NEW
ENGLAND TELEPHONE
COMPANY
South Nor-walk _ Penn.
SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK
So. NOW I {‘an
CHAS. H. HARRIS
Gla 55
So. Not-walk Conn.
NEW ENGLAND 'SICN
COMPANY
Commercial Signs of Every Description
5 \Vall Street Norwalk Phow- 3900
NORW’ALK MATTRESS
COM PAN Y
Mattresses. Pillows. Box Springs
49 Franklin St. So. Norwalk. Conn.
THE LOCKVVOOD MFG.
COMPANY
South Nonxalk I‘min.
CROFUT & KNAPP
II'IlN
Sn. 'Norwalk . Conn.
' THE TAYLOR & GOLDEN
COM PAN Y
Telephone 1230 Sn. Noiwalk. Conn.
SAVOIA RESTAURANT '
48‘ SO. llziln SI.
South Norwnlk Conn.
STILLSON POWELL
CORP.
Thor. II. Powell. Tiaras.
8 SO. Main Sl. Hy. Nm‘wulk
Durlcn, Cullflt'CIlCuI
NORWALK FORD
SERVICE
Mechanic Street.
Norwalk Conn.
SO. NORWALK TRUST
COMPAN‘ Y
South Norwalk I‘onn.
TRISTRAM & HYATT
‘ COMPANY
Norwalk Conn.
BISHOPsz LYNES
Coal _
Norwalk . Conn.
NORWALK HAT MFG.
, COMPANY
Nam-Elk Hats Conn.
SOUTH NORWALK
PLUMBING SUPPLY
COMPANY
south Norma? Water Street can".
C
SCHUMAN ART ‘
PRINTING COMPANY
1 I 3 Washington St. Tel. 910
So. Nor-walk. Conn.
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RYDER SIGNS
Nor-walk. Stamford. New Canaan
Telephone 8361
THOMAS
CONFECTK INERY
. 24 So. Man! St.
South Norm-all: Conn.‘
CENTRAL F AIRFIELD
TRUST COM PAN Y
N0 0““ Min Conn-
NORWALK PATTERN &
MODEL CO.
Concord Ft. Ext.
So. Noxwalk Conn.
THE SENTIN EL
PUBLISHING CO.
F‘o Yin-“"31 Conn.
CONN.ULT. & POW'ER CO.
Power
New A l k Conn.
J. LESSIN
Hat HON-cs of Every Description
.lll \Vashlng‘ton Street
Go. Norwalk. Conn.
NORWALK PERFUMERY
CO., INC.
‘lh-. House of Toilet Spc claltles
1-3 “‘3” St. Norwalk. Conn.-
CITY BAKERY
28 North Main Street
South Norwalk Conn.
CROFUT &. KNAPP
Hats
Nor“ nlk Conn.
SOUTH NORWALK
LUNCH
37 South Mun Street
Bo Nor-wall: \ Conn.
ALFRED BROWN
Coal & Wood. Masons Supplies
So. Nor-walk Conn.
“NATION AL SPRING
. WATER mCO ‘
94 Woodward Ave" mac. Norwnlk. Ct,
CHAS. H. HARRIS
N orw all: Glu- Conn
SAMUEL J. REEL ER
730.! m.
Wall Street‘ . , fiomtlk
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