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Lable Horowitz, who moved his army surplus store,

Lable Horowitz, who moved his army surplus store, @churchstreetsurplus , from Alphabet City to Tribeca in 1971, died on March 28. He was a fixture on Canal Street for these five decades. "I'll be here till they carry me out," he said in 2016. He was right.

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https://tribecacitizen.com/2016/04/28/spotlight-church-street-surplus/

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