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January-December 1994 January-December 1994 800 telephone numbers. SEE A&B Enterprises A. Diamond Construction Co. TOLL-FREE TELEPHONE New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ CALLS 4/11/94 p28, BJ 4/18/94 p27, 6/13/94 p20 52Do Pons BJ 8/29/94 p16a A. Guardian Angel Computer New Business Names, BJ A&B Management Inc. Services 10/3/94 p19 Company leases site in Darien, H New Business Names, BJ 500 Clinton Ave. Associates 11/18/94 p41 12/26/94 p20 Bankruptcies, BJ 8/29/94 p14a A&C Enterprises A.A.A. Distributors 110 Deli New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 1/10/94 p20 6/27/94 p28 1/31/94 p17 A&C Press A.B.U. 1.4 Design New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 9/12/94 p31 11/21/94 p32 5/30/94 p29 A&D Realty A.D.R. Builders 1211 East Putnam Avenue New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ Associates 9/26/94 p27 11/28/94 p20 New Business Names, BJ A&G Development A.J. Bernard Investment Realty 1/17/94 p20 New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 70 Loughlin Avenue Partnership 9/19/94 p22 9/26/94 p27 New Business Names, BJ A&J Painting A.J. Grocery 1/17/94 p20 New Business Names, BJ 9/5/94 New Business Names, BJ 6/6/94 39 Atlantic Street Inc. p24 p27 New Business Names, BJ A&L Cleaning Service A.J. Penna & Son Construction 1/10/94 p20 New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 5/9/94 3060 Main Street Inc. 2/21/94 p20, BJ 9/19/94 p22 p33 New Business Names, BJ A&M Convenience Center A.J. Pound & Co. 4/11/94 p24 New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 20/20 Vision 2/21/94 p20 3/28/94 p24 New Business Names, BJ 5/9/94 A&M Exterminating Services A.J. Spadaro & Co. p33 New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 4/18/94 p26 5/30/94 p28 A A&P Citgo A.J. Viesto A & B Associates New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 3/7/94 10/31/94 p28 7/11/94 p21 p23 A&S Contractors A.K.T. Construction A & W Consulting New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 4/4/94 2/14/94 p24, BJ 7/25/94 p20 9/12/94 p31 p24 A&S Septic Service A.L. Venning Co. A Abbreviated Able Search for New Business Names, BJ 5/2/94 New Business Names, BJ Quality Consumer Service of p23 4/11/94 p27 ATA A&S Woodside Variety & Deli A.L.A. Decorating New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 1/3/94 New Business Names, BJ 5/9/94 8/22/94 p20 p21 p33 A Better Way A&V Cleaning Service A.M. Parcells Co. Group wants to legalize drugs, H New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 3/4/94 p4 10/31/94 p34 3/28/94 p24 A Plus Canine Training Center of A-1 Business Services A.M. Realty Management Corp. Norwalk New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 5/9/94 New Business Names, BJ 12/5/94 p20 p33 2/14/94 p24 A-1 Detail A.M. Star Electric Co. A Plus Painting Co. New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 9/5/94 New Business Names, BJ 1/17/94 p20, BJ 1/24/94 p23 p24 1/31/94 p17 A-1 Elite Cleaning Service A.S. Garfunkel A Taste of Italy New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 2/28/94 p24 6/13/94 p21 11/28/94 p20 A-ABC Lock & Safe Service A.S.A.P. Bedliners A&A Contracting New Business Names, BJ 9/5/94 New Business Names, BJ 1/3/94 New Business Names, BJ p24 p21 11/28/94 p20 A-Atlas Cleaning Service A.S.A.P. Termite Control A&A Fernandini New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 3/14/94 p24 3/14/94 p24 12/5/94 p20 A-D Vantage Advertising New Business Names, BJ 3/21/94 p23 1 January-December 1994 A.V.A. Audio Video Appliance Abdo, Daniel Academy of World Martial Arts Associates Thirst-quenching stand hits the It's a living: Karate kid picks route New Business Names, BJ spot [photo], H 6/6/94 p3 of retail entrepreneur, H 3/21/94 p23 Abel, Alan 9/17/94 p37+ AA Door of Danbury Inc. Master of deception: Local Accardo, Andrew Bankruptcies, BJ 7/25/94 p18 prankster tells the whole (?) It's an art: New bakery AA Thunderbolt truth about escapades established with an old name New Business Names, BJ [photo], H 1/7/94 p3 [photo], H 2/7/94 p25 5/30/94 p28 Abigail Tour & Travel Accent Interiors AA-1 Abbreviated Search for New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ Quality Consumer Service of 10/24/94 p27 7/11/94 p21 ATA Abilhomme Courier Accents New World New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 8/1/94 New Business Names, BJ 10/3/94 p19 p25 7/25/94 p20 AAA Auto Sales Able Plastic Fabricators Access America New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 9/5/94 Magazine names Access 10/3/94 p19 p24 America, H 10/29/94 p37 Aaaaaansco Exterminators Able VI Automotive Parts & Access Behavioral Health L.L.C. New Business Names, BJ 9/5/94 Supply Corp. New Business Names, BJ p24 New Business Names, BJ 10/31/94 p34 Aamchi Co. 8/22/94 p20, BJ 8/29/94 p16a Accessories By Patrice New Business Names, BJ Ablett, Elizabeth New Business Names, BJ 5/23/94 p28 School Notes: Student enrolled in 7/18/94 p21 Aaron James Enterprises Hong Kong, H 2/26/94 p32 Accessory apartments-Westport New Business Names, BJ Abortion Meeting Sept. 29 on apartments, 10/3/94 p19 Man killed at clinic had Wilton H 9/19/94 p3 Aasen, Martha McMullan ties, H 8/2/94 p1+ Plan could aid owners of outlaw Student honors, H 8/1/94 p32 About Face Organizers apartments, H 8/22/94 p3 Aasen, Susan New Business Names, BJ 4/4/94 Accidental death-Norwalk Westport native wins two awards p24 Norwalk teen slips off cliff, dies for TV report [photo], H Above the Rest Landscape [photo], H 5/6/94 p1+ 5/20/94 p14 New Business Names, BJ Accidents AAUW-Norwalk/Westport 3/14/94 p24, BJ 3/21/94 p23 Norwalk man dies in boating Chapter Abraham, Aaron accident, H 7/1/94 p2 University women support Hour's Halls of Ivy, H 4/16/94 Accidents-Norwalk student, H 8/4/94 p36 p15, H 4/30/94 p17 Brothers rescue unconscious Abandonment of vehicles- Abrams, Matt teen from pool bottom, H Norwalk Hour's Athlete of the Week 6/6/94 p4 Street litter [photo], H 7/8/94 p4 [photo], H 11/12/94 p17 Woman falls three floors to ABB Inc. Absolute Travel street, H 6/27/94 p4 ABB plans move to Merritt 7; New Business Names, BJ Worker injured [photo], H 4/19/94 IMRS looking at High Ridge 1/24/94 p23 p3 site, BJ 8/22/94 p3 Absolutely Blades Etc. Accountancy. SEE ACCOUNTING Abbate Electric New Business Names, BJ Accountants New Business Names, BJ 10/31/94 p34 The List: Fairfield County CPA 8/22/94 p20 Absolutely Visual Productions firms [chart], BJ 9/5/94 p6 Abbey Lane New Business Names, BJ Accounting New Business Names, BJ 12/5/94 p20 FOCUS: Accounting, BJ 11/21/94 4/25/94 p24 Abstract Incorporated of New p9+ Abby DeLeo Excavating England Accounting Concepts New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 6/6/94 New Business Names, BJ 12/5/94 p20 p27 10/31/94 p34 ABC Cleaning Services Abused women Accreditation (Education) New Business Names, BJ 5/2/94 Domestic abuse horrors told, H City high schools up for p23 9/23/94 p1+ reaccreditation, H 9/28/94 p3 ABC Plus Academic Achievement Accu-Test New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ New Business Names, BJ 3/21/94 p23 9/26/94 p27 1/10/94 p20 ABCD Association for the Academic Performance Test Accurate Alarms Betterment of Community Test results please Sloan, New Business Names, BJ 8/8/94 New Business Names, BJ supervisors, H 11/22/94 p1+ p20 1/10/94 p20 Ace Auto Sales & Service New Business Names, BJ 1/3/94 p22 2 January-December 1994 Ace Glass of Danbury Wedding bells in Westport for a Learning something new, H Bankruptcies, BJ 6/20/94 p26 good cause [photo], H 6/20/94 p9 Ace Landscaping 4/28/94 p13 Adams, Margaret New Business Names, BJ Actors-Weston Catching up [photo], H 8/19/94 4/25/94 p24 The life's work of Christopher p13 Ace's Audio & Alarm Plummer: Actor to be Adams, Spencer New Business Names, BJ honored in his own backyard Science teacher remembered 12/26/94 p20 [photo], H 10/6/94 p13 [photo], H 6/9/94 p3 Ace's Quality Service Actors-Westport Adaptive Business Services New Business Names, BJ In "Carousel" [photo], H 2/26/94 New Business Names, BJ 1/3/94 10/31/94 p34 p25 p22 Ackemann, Mallory The artists in our midst: Westport Adirondack Home Furnishings Battle for possession [photo], H honors its own with Arts New Business Names, BJ 10/29/94 p13 Awards [photo], H 10/13/94 2/14/94 p24 Ackle, Fifi p13 Administration.
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