i PAGE FIVE .. .- >—- —. _...... -—- Connecticut's Most Prosperous City --—A Good Place To Live “f Rlchness of Norvvalk’s Fast And P0531b111t1es Of Future, ‘ Impress Margaret Bren dlinge1 .' ‘ pninoipAns. .- momnenmuxem-A n \mAnmmncrs. A n. RAILROAD STATION SOL'T'H NORWALK 1’051‘ OFFICE NORWALK 1- 'I'ELEPBONE NORWALK 228 THE HiLLSHHi SCHOOL ' sidered’a newcomer my acquaintance with Norwalk extends o v e r a long pa 5,. tied of ygare! Wheanam asked my reason for boosting Norwalk I can there- fore speak from long acquaintance with the community. In my life as a principal of a boarding school I come in contact with Nor- walli not only as my own home, but as the temporary home of girls from many , .._ states in the Union. Its interesting history as one of the oldest New England . .1 settlements; its picturesque appearance — especially' in those places showing the influence of the past—and its beautiful natural setting aid in giving to the 1;: young. girls of the school ‘atmore vivid's‘ealization of New England’s contribu- . . tion to our country’s life. Many young girls from the South and W e st g a i n ' i Z ' herein Norwalk their first idea of the spirit of New England. To the parents and friends who visit Norwalk on their behalf, our little city also gives its message of historic continuity and picturesqueness mingled with piogiessive- ‘ _ , . In my person's: association with Norwalk 1 am increasingly conscious of s. j ’ ’ ‘ "111s richnessofite Pestand the many possibilities of its Future. The Present 18 - to my mind vitally important and I rejoice 1n the 'g r 0 win g consciousness of the sense of respondbillty for the right use of that Present. There 1s among ‘ ”3 ~ _ _ "'_ .. _ w'_usanincreasingciv1cconsciousnessgrowmgoutofmorekn owledge of the . ' ' ' ‘ Past and more realizeti'on of our opportunities' In the Present. I believe that the citizens of Norwalk have in their hands a tremendous opportunity for de veloping right here a city rich, not only in material things, but rich 1n civic IRWIN. community health and the finest spiritual values. Each year we are . going forward with mere united spirit 811d. with clearer vision. May we all see 4 ‘ deem the opportunities for progness as they are presented day by day. ‘ I Verydneerelyyoqra. , ' . ‘ ,. '. ~' , _ ' - * MARGARETR. BRENDLINGER . '4)", ‘1 NORWALK, CONN. 1,- . December 7th; 1926. s 1‘3 Editor, The Evening Sentinel. 9" South.Norwalk,.Conn; 1" Dear Sirr _ : ”Although from the standpoint of 8 native Norwalker I may still be con- ‘13:» CITY NATIONAL BANK. So. Norwulh Cone. WALTER R COLLINGB Run“: 11. u. 1.11 insurance El Nullh Mum Sueet 8o. Norwulk Conn. SUPREME COURT CIGARS z rm 25c hits. by John 'I‘. Shechen DAN‘S TIRE SHOP Imulv J MrIIIIO 98 Nnrth Mum Sufi! So. Norwalk Conn THE C B TROWBBIDGE COMPANY Selenium-o oven In you-u Paper limes and Wood Cenel So. Norwalk Conn. RYSZ STORAGE BATTERY OUMrANY Jon Nyu Prop Telephone "I 49 West Avenue, Norwaik, Conn 11 I IAIWGIAN Porlrull and cousins-1cm; Photographer ‘0 to. m St. lo. Norwait 1'80“! CONFECTIONEEY u Io. line a. lo. Nowell eon. SOUTH NORWALE TRUST COMPANY 30. Norwalk Conn. CHARLES H HARRIS Norwalk UM» Conn. THE LOCKWOOD MFG. COMPANY So, Now-silk Conn 0120mm .1 KNAPi’ lieu So. Nomads Conn sAvoIA ansrsonnnr 411 So Mam sues! So. Norwaut Conn. W B. AUSTIN Chev/role! Sines and fiervlcl Railroad Ave, 80. Norwull Com m . NOEWALE ELECTRIC CO. Elwin-'1- Ullfl'fll‘lln' 11 North Main 81... 80. Normal! owns 3 HARE” Norwui ’ Con 42 Per Cent Oi The People Own Their Own Homes The-FollowingLi'st of Boosters Have Joined In A (30- Operative Effort-To Make Nerwalk A Bigger And Better City: CENTRAL FAIRFIELD I‘R UBT COMPANY Norwalh B M BETTE Plumbing. iii-mum Sheet Maid Work 11 Wall Sin-oi. Norwlll, Conn Phone 7“ SCHUMAN ART PRINTING COMPANY l13 Wis-Mutton Rt T01. N. 80. Norwalk. Coun- m snrtrmai. PUBLISHING 00. Co. Norwelk Conn CONN. LT. A POWER 00. P011 or Norwaik Conn. CROFU'I’ a KNAPP Hate Norwalk Conn. STERLING FURNITURE CO. 51 on North Main Street Io. Namath ,, Cont. - s-‘oCOLIsUM TIRE AND VULOANIZINO SHOP I‘m Minor” 6‘! West Avenue, Norwall, Con. WILLIAM J ‘ GAMBLE . Icahn than. muse. Uh. ”HAWAII-,IQNMG
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