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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 10, 1926 · page 5

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. Connecticut’s Moat Prosperous City-«- A Good Place To“ ' Live

 

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.Effdrt Te Make NorWalk A Bigger And Better City:

.. , ‘ _ CITY NATIONAL BANK

WALTER R. COLLINGS

Ileallur u. ncml insurance

Sound Business Conditions ..
Here Reflected in Steady
I’Demand ._ for ' Bonds, Stocks

HATCH AND BAILEY

Lumber and Nillfiork

 

No. Nomalk Conn.
‘ SUPREME COURT CIGARS
‘.' tor 23c
Mix. 1‘3’ John '1". Sheehan
COIWII of ASSOCIATE MEMBERS.
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nausea-onus “ ' ' , , , _ ,_ ? ‘_° , ., renames MFG. co., INC.
, ‘ 3'0‘" York 5&0“ Exchange 3L“ ‘URKCLRB MARKLI Machinery. MJCllill“: l‘aris.
. ‘ ‘ V Engineering ~
‘ Mapk. & .Gowmldt lost sort-unlit Loun.
ii! mm SECURITIES
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“' unnlnumsomn COMMISSION snoms "" m”
Investment Department , . .. SOHUMAN ART
'5 WASHINGTON SIRLLI
PM" no , sou-m NORWALK. coxx. PRINTING COMPANY
V. 11:; Washlnglon Si. Tel. 940
3 3.». Norwnlk. L‘tvnn.
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May 10th, 1926.
. DAN '3 TIRE SHOP
. . . ‘ . ' Danl‘l J. Mellil
Editor, The Evening Sentinel. ‘ _ ns min .me sri’ee.
‘ ‘ ’ Fe. Somalis Conn.
South N orwalk, Conn. . '

We havebeen in thebrokerage business in Non for 36 years and
«have experienced a.,steady demand-for high'grade stocks and bonds during
'0 all periods‘of the year. This'is because of a steady business condition in the SANITARY BAKERY
chip-due mostly, we believe, to a diversification of manufacturing here. 3., mm mm 5,.
W on one business is depressed, another is booming. 1... MW”: Coun-

We are afi‘ected but little by'the strike in England. If continued, indus-
tries in America would more likelybe improved rather than in'ured. Some
foreign bonds-have been depressedslightly, but we credit this act more to

~ general conditions than to, anything else. We, feel that any depression, at
the present time, is more mental than actual, as our factories today, have the
largest payroll in local history.

THE C. 8. TROWBRIDGE
COMPANY

Established over 1'5 years
Paper Boxes and Wood Casts

it So. Nonrullx‘ Fouu.

' The continuance of a varietyvof manufacturing here will keep local con-
ditions as they-have been—but new factories must be added to make the city
grow. ' , . *

. ' l .' ' , . ‘ noonnr's ansramnr
As set forth in The Sentinelbefore, — good reads, an active Board of . ._,f'.‘$‘,:‘j.,§§°,,f°§;’,,,,

Trade" and city adyrtisin'g astStamfor'djoes i-t,-all will help make our city ‘ So. Norwslk ('enu.

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Wishing The Sentinel-and the No rwalk‘ boosters success,

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,RYSZ STORAGE BATTERY
COMPANY -
Jon. ltynz. Prop.
Telephone 938

49 West Avenue. Norirslk. Conn.

Very truly yours,
MAPLES & GOLDSCHMIDT.
I'syeA. GoldSchmidt.

\ C. D. CHARNOK‘
Quality Market
. ' , a « . . _ 19 Railroad Avenue
‘ . ' . ‘ '- V ' " < _ . ., So. Norwnlk Conn.

M. H. MANUGIAN 1
Portrall and Commercial
Photographer
to 80. Main St. So. Nomlk

 

 

NORWALK FUR CO.
lunutneturoro at Hattern‘ hm
Bolder: Avenue Neurons, Conn.

THOMAS CONFECTIONERY
24 So. Mun It.
lo. Norwnlk Conn.

so. Norwnlk Conn.

SOUTH NOEWALE
SAVING! BANK

lo. Norm-ell: . j ' fCons.

scorn nonwstx near
comm

lie. Nor-walk Conn.

CHARLES H. HARRIS
Glass -
Nol‘walk (10”.

P. J. DIPIE'I'BO

Flint Motor Cars
40 West Are. So. Norwilk. Conn.

MATTlELLO &
LABPROCATO

Gonoral Contractor
79-8} Washington sr. ‘1'“;2276
fiouth Nora-elk. Conn.

THE LOCKWOOD HG. ‘

COMPANY
Fe. Norwalk Conn.
CROFUT & INA?!
Hats
So. Nor-walls Conn.

THE TAYLOR d: GOLDEN
COMPANY

Telephone 1280 So. Norm-ails. Ct.

BAVOIA RESTAURANT
‘8 So. Main Street
50. Norwalk Conn.

O
W. 3. AUSTIN ‘
Chevrolet Sam and Serylco” _
Railroad Ar... 50. Neurons, Conn.

TEE: . . ,
NORWALI' ELECT”. C 00.
Electrical Contacting '
11 North Main BL, so. Nor-walk

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l‘smobllo—‘Ilu use Sex-rice ‘ '

I allrond Ave. South Nomlk

owns aunts ‘ ‘ '

Glass
Nomal k Conn.

was com comm,
Deconton'
126 Wuhlns'ion Street
Io. Norwslk Conn.

neuron “all. .
Corner Main and Wall Ilnoob

Norwslk ‘ V " Conn. '

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. 42 Per) Cent 0! The People Own Their Own Homes

osters Haye Joined In A Co—operatiVe

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CENTRAL PAMELA),
‘ TRUST COMPANY

Norwalk - Conn.
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NATIONAL BANK OF

NORWALK
Wall St. Nul'flllk
‘ B. M. BETTI
Plumbiua’. Unsung. Sheet Metal
Work
11 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn:
Phone 743

80. NORWALK PLUMBING

SUPPLY COMPANY
40 Water Street
So. N'orwalk . Conn.

VINCENT PHOTO ART

' STUDIOS
70 do. Alain 8L. So. Nora-elk. CL
3. G. Vincent—Phone 8853 ‘

THE SENTINEL
TUBLIBHING .00.

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CONN. LT. dz'POWER CO.
Power
Non-walk r‘onn.

WEEKES AU'I'O SUPPLY

COHPANY
Tires. Accessories. Oils t Gasoline
14 West Avenue, Norwsllc, Conn.

030m a use: .‘
Hats ’
Nor-walk Conn.

x. A. POLHEM‘US

Leading Millineryé-Est. so 3.1%”... I. .
«1 North min as. so. serum -~ - -~ -

ALFRED new i r

Con! 85 Wood. Masons' Su'p’pucl

. So. Norwalk 7 Con'n.

en: spawns: um! 00.
. .msuflned Milk _nnd 0:91;

A :3 Center are, Newark,,o°nn.

' swarmed

“51-55 North Main Direct
lo. Nor-walls \_. gonn.

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monuments”):
momma shoe
Tlrd Experts .
(7 West Avenue, ‘Norwnik, Conn.

lune-l ' Doors. Blinds. 10hr

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