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Djinna gochis		26-Jan-2015 07:56
I lived on town send 1594 to 1598 now a public school. I have long wanted to know what happened to Mrs bees girls who were a bit older than me. Hot chocolate with extra whip in winter and extra sprinkles on the cone in summer. Can it be so long ago?

Guest		07-Dec-2011 20:26
Mrs B's was HY's candy store before Mrs B took over.

Guest		07-Nov-2010 13:54
I also delivered for the chineese laundry,great tips at least 10 cents.

Guest		07-Nov-2010 13:53
Who remembers Schulmans drug store,corner Townsend and 174th street?

Guest		11-Jul-2010 21:24
there was a chineese laundry just west of the candy store on 174th,I would get 25 cent tip for delivering laundry.

Guest		11-Jul-2010 21:21
Never forget the fries in a brown bag ,just add salt and ketsup

Guest		06-Jul-2010 20:00
I lived on 175 between walton and townsend. We walked 175 under the Grand Concourse, became morris ave and at 174 we turned up 174 to PS 70. I believe that I graduated PS 70 in 1954, went on to Wade 117, and graduated Taft HS in 1960. I remember the large Kosher Deli on the corner of 174th. Many of these years were prior to the construction of the X-Bronx.

Guest		05-Jun-2010 22:40
before mrs b,s was HY's candy store.

Jeff S.		21-Feb-2010 07:12
Yes! Mrs. B's! Luncheonette counter, egg creams, comic books and candy. And the supermarket I remember was the Associated! the far end of the street was Townsend ave, a block south is Mount Eden- A world of Stores and Stories-

Guest		04-Feb-2010 02:37
And across and down the street was the "little park" not much greenery but it had swings and a slide and a sand box. We played ball in the park. It might have had a sprinkler in the middle.

Guest		14-Jan-2009 00:46
The old store fronts on 174th Street (1631 Walton Avenue apartment building )were as follows: Mrs. B's candy store, Powder Box beauty parlor, small grocery store, Kaufmann furniture fabrication.. and at the corner of Townsend Avenue was a supermarket...

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