A Walk Down Hudson Street Memory Lane.
A list of all the Businesses in the late 1950s.
HUDSON STREET
48 Royal Bakery, 67 X-Pert Cleaners & Dyers, 74 Rosetti
Contractors, 80 Lawrence Cubberly's Repair Shop, 90 Guy's
Liberty Barber Shop, 201 Thomas Dileo Service Station, 213
Sam's Meat Market, 224 Lane's 5&10 Store, 300 Little Shop
Womens Wear, 301 Napoli Food Market, 303 Trenton Star Cigars,
305 New Colonial Bakery, 306 Rose Variety Shop,308 Cappucchio
Shoe Repair, 313 Don's Barber Shop 314 Central Hudson Produce
Market, 317 Clinton Plumbing & Heating, 318 Antonio Alessandro
Confectionary, 320 Sam Mazzilli Grocery, 400 Italo-American
Grocery, 401 Thatcher's Drug Store, 404 Larry's Meat Market
410 Cannizzaro Bakery, 412 Pantaleone Belardino Grocery,
419 Hudson Beer Garden, 420 Nosnitsky Blouse Manufacturers,
500 Liberty Grill, 512.5 Jimmies Camera Shop, 524 Anthony
DeLorenzo Barber Shop, 530 Delorenzo's Tomato Pies, 532
Pete & Bills Bar & Grill, 538 Anthony Andinoro Grocery,
805 In and Out Social Club, 807 Joseph Kovacs Barber Shop,
1012 Ethel Micklovicz Beauty Shop, 1014 Peter Schwendt Crane
Service.
6 years ago
6 comments:
HEY MACK:
ONE OF MY SINGING BUDDIES FROM THE CLASS OF 1951 AT HAMILTON HIGH WAS PANTALEONE ("LEE") BELARDINO. LEE RETIRED FROM THE U.S. AIR FORCE AND LIVES IN CALIFORNIA, BUT WE HAVE STAYED IN TOUCH WITH EACH OTHER. HE ALWAYS WAS AND IS A CLASS ACT. WE ARE BOTH STILL SINGING EVEN IN OUR LATE 70'S.
YOUR C'BURG PHOTOS AND MEMORABILIA GIVES COMFORT TO MANY, MANY FORMER AND CURRENT "BURGERS;" WELL DONE!
TOM GLOVER
belardino's made excellent pasta!
Italo-American Grocery kinda creeped me out when i was really young.
it was always dark in there. i think they used 1 40-watt bulb to light the entire store.
there was never too much stock displayed on the shelves either.
it almost looked like the place was abandoned.
but, they did sell really good cheese!
Thank you Tom
Comments like yours make it all worth it. Its fun walking down
Burg memory lane here with such
nice folks and its fun walking down
memory lane on your magnificent
site.
Thanks for the comments about
Hudson Street Brando...in case
folks do not know, Brando was
from Hudson Street so he knows
very well of what he speaks:)
Hi Mac...I have to repeat what I thought about the best Italian Grocery Store on Hudson St. and probably throughout Chambersburg. The Mazzelli store in my early Burg days had the pure, Italian exports in pasta, brassuto, olive oil, provalone and all the spices my Mom needed to prepare the food that my Father was used to. As a child, I was'nt crazy about some of those spices, but got used to them latter on. Especially the garlic and some of the others. I well say that I believe one of the reasons that I'm still around at my age is the food I ate as a child. Best Regards.
also Mutagelli's tavern on Mott and Hudson, also a sewing factory across from Hudson Beer Gardens.
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