Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 24, 1921 · page 13

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produce 100 per cent, plus,

I’ve been scouting aroundfor days, enlisting the aid of your progressive mero

Chll‘il‘S in an endeavor to force prices down to their lowest level.

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me, I’ve received hearty support wherever I’ve gone.

 

So enthusiastic has been my reception and so wholeheartedly has my project
been upheld that I want tosay to you that the values offered are without ques-
tion the greatest I’ve seen in many a moon.

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I ve planned to give everyone merchandise at unbelievable prices.

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Follow me through this paper and I’ll assure you that your time will be 'well

spent.

Old High Cost of Living, my vicious enemy, has been given his death blow.

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place where he can’t do any more. harm. He’s

Search diligently for my reproduction, and there you’ll find values that absolute-

ly cannot be ignored.

I’m at yourservice—with a smile.

T he AFollowing Merchants Are (Io-operating Wit/{MI} Ree Duction:

Angoviiie Furniture Co. ,
16 North Main Street
Louis Avricli, Men’s Shoes, Furnish-
lugs.
P. 0. Building, Washington Street
lion Ton, Every \Voman’s Fashion Shop
120 Washington Street
.9 h'. Banks, Dry Goods
Mahackemb Hotel Block, Washington Street
Marv: Berger, Men’s Shoes, Clothing,
Mum Linings -
. 40 Water Street
i‘muieally 8; Bracken, Footwear
81 Washington Street.
('harles Carillo, Fruiterer
- Mahackemo Block

Miss K. A. Claven, Ladies’ Wear
60 North Main Street

Conn. Butter and Egg Store, GrOceries
90 Washington Street
Copyright Clothing Co.
‘ 6 North Main Street
Joseph Davis, Men’s Outfitter -
85 Washington Street

R. C. During, Tea, Coffee, Delicatessen
Palace Theatre Building, North Main Street

”on nelly’s V ictrola Shop
18 South Main Street

Andrew Davey, Groceries
58 North Main Street

Direct Importing Co., Tea, Coffee, Can-

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76 Washington Street

Milton Elwood, Shoes
. 122 Washington Street

The Gorham Co., Decorator
126 Washington street

D. Gottlieb, Men’s Clothing
North Main Street

The F. & K. (Stationers
16 South Main Street
The French Shop, Millinery, Coats,

Suits and Dresses .
- 21 North Main street

Golden’s Confectionery
Mahackemo Block, Washington Street

Albert F. Gehebe, House FurnishingS

25 Washington Street
Greenburg’s Children’s Store

37 Washington Street
L. Golden, Ladies’ -Wear

68 Washington Street
Hornig & Son, Furniture 0 ‘

The Ideal Shop, Ladies’ Wear
102 and 104 Washington Street

Mme. Jeannette, Corsetiere
56 South Main Street

Jacoby’s, Men’s and Ladies’ Outfitter
12-14 Nomi Main Street

 

 

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Aaron Kohn, Auto Supplies’ ,
9 Railroad Avenue

Keeler’s Shoe Store ~
.‘ Washington Street
H. Krieger & Co.,'Men’s and Ladies’
Outfittters _

' 31 Washington Street

Liggett’s Drug Store

70 Washington Street
S. "Lovey & Son,- Men’s Clothing, Shoes,
Etc. ‘ -

Frank Lauder, Jeweler _
Successor to Coleburn 8; Lauder, 96 Washington Street

Max Levey, Shoes

Water Street

31 South Main Street "

Joseph Moeller, Electrical Supplies
' Washington" Street

Harold A. Mead, Druggist
8 North Main Street

Julia I. Mallette, Ladies’ Furnishings
88 Washington Street

C. J. Mintz Co., Ladies’ Wear .
92 Washington Street

The Mill Outlet Store," Variety
124 Washington Street

N ewell & Murray, Men’s Outfittters
153 Washington Street

Miss K. A. Polhemus, Millinery
80 Washington Street

The Paris Suit and Cloak House
- 33 South Main Street

Louis Prensky, Men’s Outfittter
19 South Main Street

The Palace Bootery,‘ Shoes
Palace Theatre Building North Main Street

Rosenfield Bros, Hardware
25 Washington Street

Rogers & Stevens, Men’s Outfitters
14 South Main Street

Roller 5-10' and 25c Store
28-32 South Main Street

South Norwalk Music Shop
' 110 Washington Streé‘c

Sterling Furniture Co.

127-129 Washington Street

Thomas’. Chocolate Shop
Schultze’s Market

24 South Main Street '

Railroad Avenue ,-
. Standard Cotton Goods Stores

98 Washington Street
Tarlov Bros, Cigars and Tobaccos

2 North Main Street
The Textile Store '

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Woolworth’s 5 and 10c Store

116-118 Washmgton‘ Street

 

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