Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 4, 1926 · page 11

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EIGHTY~THREE YEARS OF FAITHFUI.‘ SER

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SOUTH NORWALK, Conn.

The NewYork Sale Was So Successful That we
Shall Continue It for the Benefit of 50. N orwalk

America’s. Greatest Clearance Sale

 

Now you are invited to participate in one of the greatest and meat IenIational fate of merchandieing the
world he ever known. The drastic. Clearance o‘our entire Itoek of Player PianeI. New York haI had
its opportunity, and he Iecured hundreds of pianos at reniarkahle aavian. And now thiI wonderful
event continua—in your town—Io that you. too. may Ihare in the event. During thiI Sale ~hundreclI of
player pianoI‘Inuet he Ipld. To effect which clearance. we announce here the lowest priceI ever quoted

Some of these Players hate been taken in
exchange. -

Some of them have been repossessed.
Many have been finely reconditioned.
Some have been used as floor samples. I

All of them look like new, and are. guaranteed
mechanically perfect.

Stggeilled instruments are plainly marked as
so .

‘GIMBEIJ BROTHERS WILL CHEERFULLY

REFUND Tova PAYMENT AT ANY TIME
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ISFIED WITH YOUR SELECTION.

AlmoIt a Thousand Instruments in All

ALL OF THEM DRASTICALLY REDUCED

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Player Pianos

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