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The following pages link to The Capital Times (Q152):
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- Tom Foolery profile: 'Last August, Bally purchased the Barnaby's Family Inns chain. It closed Madison's two outlets, 6613 Mineral Point Rd. and 4802 E. Washington Ave., and began remodeling and renovating them into the firs… (CT, 14 Apr 1982, p. 61) (Q2838) (← links)
- 1979 Maxwell Street Days participants (CT, 19 Jul 1979, p. 62) (Q2841) (← links)
- Back-to-school coupon page: '$1.00 off on a large (14") or extra large (16") pizza — Supreme Pizza, 912 E. Johnson St., 255-2500' (chef logo); also Shakey's West, 6640 University Ave. (CT, 21 Aug 1984, p. 72) (Q2843) (← links)
- Shakey's "Now Open" advertisement with menu (CT, 18 May 1964, p. 32) (Q2845) (← links)
- Shakey's Pizza Parlor and Ye Public House grand-opening advertisement, 3553 E. Washington Ave. (CT, 22 May 1964, p. 36) (Q2846) (← links)
- Paisan's Restaurant, 821 University Ave., advertises for a pizza-truck driver (CT, 28 Jan 1966, p. 22) (Q2849) (← links)
- Pizza Truck Looter Gets Pies, Heater (CT, 3 Feb 1967, p. 1) (Q2851) (← links)
- Pizza Hut "Pitcher night" advertisement listing three Madison restaurants (CT, 29 Sep 1973, p. 10) (Q2857) (← links)
- City softball roundup naming a K.C. Rolling Pizza team (CT, 12 Jun 1970, p. 21) (Q2862) (← links)
- Eveready Pizza advertises for pizza-truck drivers (CT, 14 Jan 1972, p. 3) (Q2866) (← links)
- New Shopping Mall (CT, 5 Feb 1975, p. 25) (Q2913) (← links)
- Council Grants New Licenses (CT, 3 Sep 1975, p. 8) (Q2915) (← links)
- Luigi's Pizza & Subs advertisement listing three locations (CT, 7 Jun 1973, p. 74) (Q2935) (← links)
- Firm to Cook Pizzas On Way To Customers (CT, 13 Sep 1963, p. 6) (Q2942) (← links)
- Gino's "Stuffed Pizza®" advertisement (CT, 22 Feb 1979, p. 56) (Q2952) (← links)
- That's a Pizza? (CT, 17 May 1979, p. 81) (Q2953) (← links)
- Syndicated Hollywood column with a recipe for "Neapolitan 'Pizza' (specialty of Romea's Chianti restaurant)" (CT, 22 Jan 1941, p. 3) (Q2954) (← links)
- Joe's Pizza Pie advertisement, 907 Regent St. (CT, 2 Feb 1945, p. 11) (Q2958) (← links)
- "Joe's Pizza Pie — Spaghetti House — 907 Regent St. — Reopened" (CT, 7 Dec 1945, p. 15) (Q2960) (← links)
- Pizza, Favorite of Teen-Agers, An Italian Pie (CT, 10 Oct 1945, p. 8) (Q2961) (← links)
- The Grotto, 636 State St., Busch Bldg.: "Take out some pizza's for your party" (CT, 23 Sep 1949, p. 6) (Q2965) (← links)
- The Grotto advertisement: pizza pie with bacon, Italian sausage or anchovies (CT, 4 Nov 1949, p. 15) (Q2966) (← links)
- The Grotto Lenten specials: pizza with anchovies, pizza pie with ricotta; trays to go out (CT, 24 Feb 1950, p. 7) (Q2967) (← links)
- The Grotto Restaurant, 636 State: choice of pizza 70¢; "our famous pizza" (CT, 2 Nov 1951, p. 11) (Q2970) (← links)
- "Paisan's Pizza — We invite you to compare", 821 University Ave. (CT, 19 Oct 1954, p. 26) (Q2974) (← links)
- Licenses Sought (CT, 20 Apr 1961, p. 1) (Q2977) (← links)
- City Council liquor and beer license requests, including the Philadora pizzeria (CT, 9 May 1961, p. 1) (Q2978) (← links)
- Beer, Liquor Quota Boost Is Up for Hearing Tonight (CT, 6 Jun 1961, p. 1) (Q2979) (← links)
- Naturalization ceremony; Biagio Gargano operates a pizza shop at 435 State St., his brother Gino a restaurant at 535 State St. (CT, 27 Apr 1965, p. 1) (Q2986) (← links)
- Wedding announcement mentioning employment at Philadora's Pizzeria (CT, 22 Jun 1963, p. 6) (Q2988) (← links)
- Tear Gas Is Used In State St. Siege (CT, 22 Mar 1966, p. 1) (Q2989) (← links)
- Gelato roundup: Villa Dolce Cafe, 1828 Parmenter St., Middleton, "this popular pizza spot" (CT, 22 Jun 2016, p. 30) (Q3028) (← links)
- Help wanted: waitresses for a "new restaurant," Lombardino's Garden, University Ave. (CT, 11 Mar 1954, p. 26) (Q3034) (← links)
- Lombardino Has A Dream, And Lo, It Comes to Pass (CT, 3 Apr 1954, p. 13) (Q3035) (← links)
- "Madison's Italian Corner at Highland and University Avenue for Genuine Italian Pizza & Spaghetti" — Lombardino's Garden Restaurant, 2500 University (CT, 14 May 1954, p. 34) (Q3036) (← links)
- Italian Village, 651 State St.: "Real Italian PIZZA": with anchovies, mozzarella cheese or Italian sausage $1.00; pizza for two $1.75; pizza to take out (CT, 24 Aug 1951, p. 12) (Q3049) (← links)
- Eggplant dishes around Madison, incl. Lombardino's (chef and co-owner Patrick O'Halloran; pizza man mural, Trevi Fountain sculpture; eggplant Napoletana) (CT, 22 Nov 2017, p. O32) (Q3052) (← links)
- Amato's Holiday House "remodeled! enlarged!": "Our modern kitchen now freshly decorated, too!"; parking; private parties (CT, 11 Dec 1953, p. 30) (Q3083) (← links)
- "One of the Three Sisters of the famous 3-Sisters Dining Room is now operating the Grotto Restaurant and Flamingo Bar, 636 State Street — Al and Mary Schiro, Props." (CT, 18 Jun 1954, p. 26) (Q3087) (← links)
- "Now open!" Amato's Frozen Custard Restaurant, 515 S. Park St.: complete dinners, lunches, sandwiches and fountain service (CT, 12 Nov 1947, p. 6) (Q3100) (← links)
- Amato's Restaurant closed November 26 to December 7 for remodeling; "Frozen Custard Equipment for Sale" (CT, 26 Nov 1951, p. 8) (Q3101) (← links)
- Frozen yogurt may thaw icy market (CT, 16 Oct 1976, p. 9) (Q3127) (← links)
- Restaurant ads welcoming the Shriners: DiSalvo's, 810 Regent St. (Friday specials); Amato's Holiday House; Troia's Steak House (CT, 6 Sep 1956, p. 50) (Q3129) (← links)
- Council business: the Coney Island restaurant, 314 State St., and the Chicken on Wheels restaurant, 306 State St., merge as Caranotes, Inc. (Thomas G. Notes, president; Stephen Carvello, secretary and agent); beer license mo… (CT, 27 Jul 1960, p. 4) (Q3130) (← links)
- Council agenda: Sam DiSalvo plans to buy the restaurant at 306 State St. if the Council approves transfer of its beer license; it is owned by Caranotes, Inc., Stephen J. Caravello, agent (CT, 6 Jun 1961, p. 4) (Q3132) (← links)
- Nightlife roundup of places open to 18-year-olds: Sam DiSalvo serves beer and spaghetti at his DiSalvo's Villa Tap, 306 State St., remodeled last year (CT, 18 Sep 1969, p. 57) (Q3136) (← links)
- Sam DiSalvo, 63, died Dec. 31, 1976: one of the owners of the DiSalvo Spaghetti House on Regent St. for many years; also owner of the Villa Tap, 306 State St. (CT, 3 Jan 1977, p. 3) (Q3137) (← links)
- State Street night life: Paco's, 100 block, owned by Bill Louther and run by veteran restaurateur Joe Troia (Mexican and some Italian food); the Villa Tap at 306 State was once DiSalvo's Restaurant, featuring pizzas and othe… (CT, 8 Oct 1970, p. 49) (Q3142) (← links)
- Joseph A. Troia, 62, died Jan. 4, 1985; born Nov. 10, 1922, in Madison; Central High School 1942; World War II veteran; worked at restaurants at Paisans, Western BBQ House, Italian Village, Troia's Steak House, Highlander, C… (CT, 5 Jan 1985, p. 18) (Q3144) (← links)
- One Social Food Hall opens downtown (CT, 5 Nov 2025, p. O26) (Q3150) (← links)
