The girls are more than 50 years older now, as are their husbands, and they are still all best friends and business partners. "It's like a four-way marriage," said Toni D'Innocenzio. "We have our ups and downs, but mostly, it's been a lot of fun." "And if you have to know, I'm still the youngest," said Maria Bruno. They've known each other since forever. The boys went to Central High together, and got manufacturing jobs at ITT in Clifton after high school, wiring phone equipment. A strike in 1957 changed everything. Enrico Bruno looked at Dominick D'Innocenzio and said, "Let's...