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Tony's Restaurant sign
Freedman, Liz · 1940
"Beige sign w/ Red and Black Lettering "Tony's Restaurant" If people didn't finish meal, owner would cut off their ties. If women asked for wine, he'd take their bras because he didn't have a liquor license. Tony died ca. 1980s. Wife would serve a limited menu. $10 for whole meal. Donor moved next door 2003, wife niece gave sign after service. 1st wife= Terissa (hair salon) (spelling?) 2nd wife= Rosa. Now Pakistani restaurant. Tony's was a community gathering."--Donor's description
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