Left - the white window shade of A Coleman at no 91 - c1920

Mrs Susan Chettle was trading at 100 High Street South, on the other side of the road.
When Arthur took over her fruiterer business, he moved to 91.
He advertised in Kelly's directory until 1940, but nothing more is known.

Rushden Echo, 9th November 1917	Rushden Echo, 20th December 1918
Yarmouth Herring Season Now On I am Smoking Daily Prime Quality Yarmouth Herrings. Shops and Hawkers supplied. No order too large; no order too small. A Coleman (late S Chettle). Note change of address: 91 High-st. South, Rushden (opposite Wymington-road).	Yarmouth Herring Season Now On For prime smoked cured Bloaters try A. Coleman (late S. Chettle) Established 1862. Shops and hawkers supplied. No order too large, no order too small.

Rushden Echo, January 4th 1924, transcribed by Kay Collins Yarmouth Herring Season Now On—For prime smoked cured Bloaters, Kippers, Haddocks, Filletts, and Fresh Herrings try A. Coleman. Shops and hawkers supplied.

On the 17th April 1933, Sidney Hawkes, aged 24, an engineer, of 3 Jones Cottages, Victoria Road, son of Ernest, a shopkeeper, and Edith Susan Coleman, 23, a draper's assistant, of 91 High Street South, daughter of Arthur, a fish merchant, were married, at Park Road Baptist Church.