The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-21

meat. Chief among the special of. fers are the wonderful bargains be- ing offered by every line of busi- ness in the city. Special trips have been made by expert buyers of Wa terbury business houses to Metro politan firms in order that the shoppers of the city might have real purchases for their dollar. The stores will remain open until p. m.
 Waterbury is not the first city to arrange a Waterbury Day." It has been sponsored in other cities of the state such as Hartford, Bridgeport and New Haven and re- ports following those events have been of the highest praise for everyone concerned.
 waterbury Day" fs by far the largest and most carefully planned buying occasion ever arranged for the residents of this city and its entire trading area. Practically all of the business enterprises of the city will be found in line ready to offer the most amazing and aston- ishing bargains ever placed before the buying public. Arrangements have been made for the big rush expected by extra sales forces add ed to the local stores. The stocks of the stores have been replenished with the newest and best in all lines to meet the expected demand.
 Finishing touches were being ap- piled to-day by the committee in charge of to-morrow's event, when thousands are expected to pour into the ehnnpfr0 tofr atc cooperative spirit the various forward to serve in the Big Bar gain Day of the Big Bargain Year." At great expense the stores have laid in new fall stocks at amazing low prices, which have never be- fore been attempted since the gen. eral rise of war days.
 Tomorrow is the day for which the people of the city and sur rounding territory have been wait- ing. The day when untold numbers of stock orders will be placed at the disposal of the buying public at tremendously reasonable prices. Carnival days of the olden times will have nothing. on the event that Is to be held tomorrow. A circus-like atmosphere will pre- dominate throughout the day as the shopper wends his way from store to store in search of the need ed articles. This is one day when the merchants and other business houses will go out of the way to make 1t a day for the shopper. The shopper will be honofed guest with leglons of sales people only too willing to meet the slightest re- quest. Mir and Mrs. Shopper will learn this when they come to town tomorrow.
 As. a guide to the shopper, the Waterbury Democrat in this issue has 48 pages of publication, in which may be found advertising of every description. The Democrat urges its readers to- scan these pages carefully this evening and arrange Q systematic tour of the Various merchandise and business houses -to-morow. The ads are ar- ranged in easily. readable style of wide and different variety. Prac- tically every busfness house of any importance in the city will be found among the 48 page publica- ton this evening. Attention of the readers is also called to the prices asked for the various articles ad- vertised. No wonder the newspa- pers have been saying to-morrow Is to be . wonderful day for the shopper.
 In planning to-morrow's "Wa- terbury Day" the various commit tees in charge of arrangements have gone to great length to make it a success. It has fequired care- full. long and tedious laying of Specifications to bring about the desired success. S Prominent men and women of the committee have given generously of their time and efforts 5n order that MT. and Nlrs. Shopper might have day to be called their own. That day is to be held fo-morr0W unless an earth