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CONNECTICUT ’S MOST PROSPEROUS CIT Y --A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE-
The FOHOWing' List of BOOSters Have Joined In A Go-operative
Effort To Make Norwalk A Bigger And Better City:
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NEW ENGLAND SIGN
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Commercial Sign: of Every Description
I Will Street Norwalk Phone 8900
N ORWALK MATTRESS
COM PAN Y
Mattresses. Pillows. box Spring-
I9 Franklin St. So. Norwuk. Conn.
THE LOCKWOOD MFG.
COMPANY
South Norwaik Conn.
CROFUT & KN APP
Hats
So. Norwagk Conn.
{THE TAYLOR & GOLDEN
COMPAN Y
Telephone 1230 So. Nos-want. Conn.
SAVOIA RESTAURANT
48 So. Main St.
South Nomlk Conn.
_ STILLSON POWELL‘
CORP.
Time. 11. Powell. Treu.
| So. Main 8!. Bo. Nor-wait
Dex-ion. Connecticut
NORWALK FORD
SERVICE
Mechanic Street
Norwalk Conn.
SO. NORWALK TRUST
COMPAN Y
South Nomlk Conn.
TRISTRAM & HYATT ‘
COMPANY '
Norm! Conn.
BISHOP & LYNES :
Coal
Norwaik Conn.
NORWALK HAT MFG.
COM PAN Y
Norwalk , a“. C0“,-
SOUTH NORWALK
PLUMBING SUPPLY
COMPANY
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PRINTING COMPANY
m Walnut» St. fun. no.
lo. Not-wall. Conn.
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CON F ECTIUN ERY
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South Norwuk ‘ Conn.
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD 7
TRUST COMPANY J
Ronni! Conn.
NORWALK PATTERN &
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Concord St. Ext.
lo. Norwuk Conn-
THE SENTINEL
PUBLISHING CO.
In Not“! Go“.
CONN. LT. & POWER CO.
Power
N 01-qu Conn.
J. LESSIN
Bot Boron of [ivory Invocription
114 Washington Street
Go. Norwuk. Conn.
NORWALK PERFUMERY
CO., INC.
The House of Toilet Specialties
l-I Wall St. Smut. C-
CITY BAKERY
2! North Main Street
South Norwalk Conn.
CROFUT & KNAPP
Hats
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SOUTH NORWALK
LUNCH
87 South Main Street
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ALFRED BROWN
Cool 5 Wood. Mucus Euppliu
So. Nowell: Conn.
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NORWALK PLATE
The Evening Sentinel
Believes In Norwalk 3
Future And Its Growth
The following letter, sent By The Evening Sentinel to every advertiser listed on
this page, gives a concrete indication of this newspaper’s belief in Norwalk’s future
and shows how it is backing up that faith in dollars and cents. For that reason it is
reproduced here.
THE EVENING SENTINEL
Norwalk, Conn.
Feb. 27. 1925.
Dear Mr. Advertiser:
You will be interested to know in connection with your cam-
paign in The Evening Sentinel, published on the Man'ufacturers’
and Boosters’ Page, that we have placed fifty 24-sheet bill-boards
in and around the city. The copy on the bill-boards reads:
“NORWALK, CONNECTICUT’S MOST PROSPEROUS CITY,
“42% OF THE PEOPLE OWN THEIR OWN HOMES
“A GOOD CITY TO LIVE IN
“A GOOD NEWSPAPER TO READ”
This is a rather expensive campaign, but we believe that ,
the city will benefit in prestige and business, accordingly.
It has brought forth complimentary remarks from adver-
tisers listed on the page and from many who are not on it.
This letter is just to keep you posted on how The Sentinel
Publishing Company is going ab out the work of promoting the
best interests of the city of Norw 31k.
.Very T ruly yours,
SENTINEL PUBLISHING CO,
By W. P. Milligan,
II-mma.
Norwalk Chronicler