THURSDAY' AUG. 25, 1921. ‘ ' %— v rag if El vi A 1'..i A“ 'Miss K. Tomo“ flav- _ \\ / imts'admein " .4 \\'\ 5" \:\\\ MI' "" . o "99 a Can d" c is the World 3' n-Grea 1' 9 _‘_ . . . . 4 _, -_,_,..A ."'r-- ,- In - . L», :5 -»-..~ -' .-, A a. 'V— ‘be 3". € . . v . t 3...;019, , I Certainly Heard Some Interesting Remarks and Saw Many surprised People As I Visited Store After 'Store in South 'Norwalk Yesterda ”V Mardi’ Gras sale. ‘ The Crowds That Visited South N orwalk Yesterday Showed That They Had Falth " in- What I Have Been Telling Them" the Last Few Days, But Few Realized the Full Mean: “ ‘ «ing of the (Io-operation of the More Than Fifty, Merchants, Until They Began to Inspect the Offering of These Merchants. The Sale Continues Friday and T 1222 Following Merchants Are (Jo-operating Wi Angevine Furniture Co. 18 North Main Street 'ijouio' Avrick, Men’s Shoes, Furnish- .mgvjs. P. 0. Building, Washington Street ”on Ton, Every VVoman’s Fashion Shop 120 Washington Street is. K. Banks, Dry Goods ‘ Mahackemo Hotel Block, Washington Street Mm: Berger, Men’s Shoes, Clothing, Wu r'; :ishings 40 Water Street Mameally & Bracken, Footwear 81 Washington Street ( iharles Carillo, Fruiterer -, ' Mahackemo Block A. Claven, Ladies’ \Vear’ 60 North Main Street Conn. Butter and Egg Store, Groceries 90 Washington Street (Copyright Clothing Co. 85 Washington» Street R. C. Daring, Tea, Coffee, DelicateSsen Palace Theatre Building, North Main Street % Donnelly’s Victrola Shop 18 South Main Street Andrew Davey, Groceries , - ’ , as North Main Street 6 North Main Str'eét' ' : Joseph Davis, Men’s Outfitter: ‘ ‘ (Direct Importing Co., Tea, Coffee, Can- les Milton Elwood, Shoes 122 Washington Street The Gorham Co., Decorator V 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 ‘, 76 Washm' gton Street ’ _ 21 North Main street Golden’s Confectionery MahackemoBlock, Washington SW Albert F.’ Gehebe, HouSe Furnishings . ‘ - 25 Washington Street Greenburg’s Children’s Store 37 Washington Street L. Golden, Ladies’ Wear T ' ‘ x ‘ - 68 Warning? Street I-iornig & Son, Furniture ' . _ 50 South Main SM . ”The Ideal Shop, Ladies’ Wear 102 and 104 Washington Street Mme. Jeannette, COrsetiere 56 South Main Street J acoby’s, Men’s and Ladies? Outfitter; . 4 ~ .12-14Northmin8treet ’ Aaron Kohn, ’Auto Supplies \ 9 Railroad‘ Avenue Keeler’s Shoe Store Washmgto' 11 Street H. Krieger & Co., Men’s and Ladies’ Outfittters , , 31 Washington Street \ Liggett’s Drug Store ' 70 Washington Street S. Levey & Son, Men’s Clothing, Shoes, Etc. ‘ ‘ Frank Lauder, Jeweler Successor to Ooleburnot Lauder, 96 Washington Street Max Levey, Shoes Water Street 31 South Main Street Joseph Moeller, Electrical Supplies Washing-to' 11 Street Harold A. Mead, Druggist B'North Main Street, Julia I. Mallette, Ladies’ Furnishings 88 Washmgto‘ 11 Street C. J. Mintz Co., Ladies’ Wear ' 92 Washington Street The Mill Outlet Store, Variety 124 Washinmm cafe}; ‘" Nowell & Murray, , y—the First Day of the Merchants’ 9'1 SatUrday. MR. REE. DUCTION. ‘ 15/: ’MI} Ree Duction: Miss K. A. Polhemus, Millinery 80 Washington Street The Paris Suit and Cloak House 33vSouth Main Street Louis Prensky, Men’s Outfittter palace Theatre Building North Main Street" Rosenfield .Bros., Hardware 25 Washington Street ’ . Rogers & Stevens, Men’s Outfitters r: ; f i’ it - l ’5 I“. !.', i" 53’ . 19 South Main Street ’ = ’ The Palace Bootery, Shoes ‘ o. 14 South Main Street ' " ' Roller. 5-10 and 25c Store 28-32 South Main Street South Norwalk Music Shop 110 Washington Street . 5 Sterling Furniture Co. 127-129 Washington Street Thomas’ Chocolate Shop A 24 South Main Street Schultze’s Market Railroad Avenue Standard Cotton Goods Stores 98 Washingtonfitreet _ Tarlov Bros, Cigars and Tobaccos The Textile Store Washington Street Woolworth’s 5 and 10c S e ‘ 2Northnninetroet .,
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