1am.*m.-usnm ease-ensues ”ensues“ ‘.""" u on.” gaging; a . — . .- . , ~ . w , 1. meow MW 1&5 we: gerwm. TEN EVENING mulls-SOUTH NORWALN. CONN. 1' _.-_ Connecticut’s Ir if?” "1 r- r Most Prosperous City --- A Good Place To Live 42 Per Cent Of The People Own Their Own Homes . The Following List of Boosters Have Joined In A Cooperative Effort To Make Norwalk A Bigger And Better City: Spiritual Quality in Our Community Life, Important ' Factor in City’s Growth Lawrence K. Paul, Secretary Douglas E. Nash. Prealaent Homer W. Ring. Treasurer and Manager 3. K. W. Kellen. Vlce-Presldent THE NORWALK FRANKLIN COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS OF FRANKLIN MOTOR CARS 95 Wall Street Telephone 1831 N ORWALK, CONNECTICUT Augustij9, 1926. Editor, The Evening Sentinel, So. N orwalk, Conn. ‘Dear Sir: . Why do I believe in Norwalk? In my case, that question can bestbe answered by replying to ‘ another one. “Why did I come to Norwalk?” During the past ten years it has b e e n my privilege to poke around this country of ours from one end to the other —- from Canada to the Gulf. In no other spot have I found so many of the things that make life worth living as in Norwalk. It might be said that my enthusiasm for Norwalk is due to the fact that Norwalk has been good to me in a buSiness way. But my belief 1n Norwalk 18 founded on something a little more substantial than the fact that money can be made here. Nor is it founded wholly on N orwalk’s purely material quali- fications—”its harbor, its railroad, its location with reference to New York, the healthfulness of its climate, the beauty of its sur- roundings, its situation on the shore, its schools, churches, its pro- 'gressiveness, its cleanliness, its prosperity. 'All of these things are claimed, at least, by other cities and some have them, though perhaps 1n lesser degree. .Back of these reasons, and certainly responsible for all these qualities, except those purely natural ones, is the integrity of the people here. A community that 1s so wholly governed' 1n its daily life and work by the spirit of the Golden Rule cannot help but ‘Pmper- Yours very truly, HOMER .W. RING. 011'! NATIONAL SAN! h. Norwalk ' .WALTSI B. OOLLINOI Realtor—General Insurance 88 North Hall: street So. Norwalk Cons. NATO! AND BAILEY Lumber and Mlllwork So. Norwalk Conn. SUPREME COURT OIOAIS S tor no em. by John '1‘. Bhoehan sosmun ANT PRINTING OONPANY 111 Washington It. So. Norwalk. Conn. DAN 'I Till INDY. Daniel J. Heullo 1 11 North Main Street Se. Norwalk Cons. TE! 0. S. TIOWNRDGN OONPANY Established over ‘15 years 1 Paper Boxes and Wood Cases So. Norwalk Conn. am STORAOS BATTERY OONPANY, Jea. Rm Prop. Telephone "I so West Avenue. Norwalk, Gone. I. N. NANUGIAN . Portrait and Commercial Photographer ’ es lo. ltaln St. Io. Not-welt noawm m 00. “ mum of W M Salon Aveane Norwalk, eon. . Tel. “I" SOUTH N OIWAI‘ SAVINGS IAN! Is. Nowell __ ' Cons. SOUTH NOIWALI TIUST OO IPANY So. Norwalk Cone. exam N. was Gla- Norwalk .. Conn. m LOOIWOOD ITO. OONPANY So. Norwalk _ _ _ Conn. ’ mom I ’INAPP, Hats lo'. Norwalk Conn. m TAYLOR 8 GOLD“ OOIPANY Telephone 1110 lo. Norwalk. ct. -' SAVOIA NISTAUNANT u so. 1am sum ‘ So. Nomlk eons. l W. N. AUSTIN ' Chevrolet Sales and Service Railroad Avemlo. Norwalk Conn. .._..‘ m NOIWAL! moi-aw oo. lleotrteal Connecting 11 North Halo I, So. Norgtli uses son I ”New m m ’ .mul A". mums: OINTSAI. warms ! TRUST OONPANT ‘ Norwalk Cell. NATIONAL BAN! 01." ‘ NONWALI Wall St. Kuwait 9 3.1!. DSTTS Plumhlng. Heating, Sheet Heb. Work 11 Wall Street. Norwalk, Coll: Phone 141 VINCENT PHOTO ART ' STUDIOS '10 So. Main 8L. So. Norwalk. Q I. G. Vincent—Phone till . m “MIL PUBLISHING 00. So. Norwalk . Coal. CONN 1.18 POW” 00. Power Norwalk 1 ‘, eels.- ' snow: 8 INA” Hats Norwalk -’ Coal. ' ' I. A. roam needle; Mllllnery—lht. so no. 01 North Main It, So. New was 1:0sz we! so. Pasteurlsed hulls“ Creel- - :3 Center Ave, Norwalk. Gena. , SNOW”. Hon North Hall Street, So. Nowell one. not mean ' are m 41 West Aveaeq Norwalk. Gell-
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