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|  Comments... This is Eagle Street and the old flat iron building. The building on the right which says Colonial Pizza was, in my day, Sam Hirsch's drug store. Time flies. Posted: 12/28/2001 Comments... and, in my day, where the fountain is now located was Eddie Ashkar's store and Lopresto's hat shop. Posted: 01/02/2002 Comments... It was Lopretta's Hat Shop & shoe shine - not LoPresto's. Posted: 01/23/2004 Comments... Your so right, I'm so old I forgot the proper spelling..knew it was something like that...heading north, there was Doc O'Brien's office and the beautiful priests home, and further north, Al Banchard used to sell Indian motorcycles, then O'Connell furniture, Mohawk Chief, Patasnick's grocery. Mohawk Chief Posted: 10/24/2005 Comments... WOW! What memories> I worked for Eddie Ashkar nights for quite a while. A real good man. Sam Hirsh was a great guy and helped many people. As I recal, it was the only drug store that had a license to disperse alcohol. Then Goldbergs Army Navy Store, Peoples Market, Taskins Furniture, Berkshire furniture,Giddleson Shoe store, Jollys Jewelry store,(1932) Saulniers Market (my father-in-law), Pops, Rices Drugstore. Across the street, Charlie Sam Laundry, Rohane Oil Co., Little Franks, Jacks Hot Dog Stand, upstairs Banker Cigar Co., Locksmith and so many other businesses just on that portion of Eagle St.. Posted: 10/24/2005 Comments... I am 78 , can anyone remember when eddie ashkars store was down on center st.just befor turning on to Lincon st.? Posted: 10/24/2005 What was the Year? 1975 Comments... Posted: 12/18/2005 Comments... Between 1942 and 1957 other stores came and went..some wereYut Sokolove men's shop; Kay's next to Jolly's; Peggy Parker; Modern Studio, Weins shoes. Eagle Street...WHAT A BUSY LITTLE STREET! Posted: 06/07/2010 What was the Season? winter Comments... Posted: 01/22/2011 |
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