Andrew Warde High School - Flame Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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559'-7'0'I 40140I61s?1?'Qs7'?02610P'?E7171?f?s?G0-6N?W1'0WG?6P0If0N014?6x For All of the NEWEST FASHIONS While they are new Head for ' 21655. S 5 ' -46'vvi-'bv'-JGrlIlzIfjz.ay.IH172f7iee MAIN AND CANNON STS. LORRI-.IEAN BEAUTY SALON Specialized Haircutting and Hairstyling by Mr. .lohn and Skilled Operators Free Parking 476 HUNTINGTON TPKE. BRIDGEPORT, CONN Compliments of LUPE'S DRUG STORE NO. 3 1539 BLACK Rock TURNPIE FAIRFIELD, CONN. MERIT HARDWARE We Rent and Sell Everything 2087-89 E. MAIN STREET BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Tel. ED 3-0103 MURPI'IY'S PRINTING CO. Social 81 Commercial Printers DORA MURPHY ED 6-3950 1840 STATE ST. EXT. BRIDGEPORT 5, CONN. Meat at TURNPIKE FOOD MART 5 One Stop Food Shoppe ' Opp. Brookside Dr. - FO 8-6224 2434 BACK ROCK TURNPIKE FAIRFIELD, CONN. Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1957 Q KIAMO'S FLORIST'S, INC. 9 ow. EAIRCI-IILI: WHEELER PARK BRIDGEPORT 2373 EASTON TURNPIKE ED 9-6308 TURNPIKE FUEL OIL CO. Mobilhecft - Mobil Kerosene E. A. D'ATTELO - ED 4-9521 2120 BLACK ROCK TURNPIKE FAIRFIELD, CONN. . . . And try to get to see our unfinished auditor- ium . . . you couIdn't unless you were good at obstacle courses! RICHELSOPH'S BAKERY 2645 BLACK ROCK TURNPIKE FO 6-0060 42 GILMORE STREET, BRIDGEPORT FO 8-2584 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF T957 from POP 6 X9N04s0'0fQG0v20M0'vW'vf-0w016lC?10'6Pf0V-0N0W0'-0W060105 '70

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