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 | New Canaan & New York, by appointment
New Canaan, New York, NY 10020
646-599-0109 | - Gift Shops, Jewelers, Women
- Bedford, Berkshire, Fairfield, Litchfield, Ridgefield, Wilton
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| 7 Stephanie Dr
New Milford, CT 06776-2623
860-350-4820 |  | | 366 Winding Brook Farm Rd
Watertown, CT 06795-1744
860-274-7282 |  | | 35 Larkspur Rd
Fairfield, CT 06824-3903
203-254-2238 | - Children, Men, Women
- Litchfield
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Torrington, CT 06790-5303
860-489-1188 | - Children, Men, Women
- Litchfield
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Torrington, CT 06790-6301
860-482-1749 |  | | 497 Lime Rock Rd
Lakeville, CT 06039-2407
860-435-0603 | - Children, Men, Women
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Maureen and Clifford Jones are the co-owners of the Rooster Tail Inn on Warren’s Route 45. They have decided to reopen the Warren General Store across the street from the Inn and have done it with the same ease and sophistication that has made the Inn so popular. By Maxime DeWitt |
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Monique Shay Jr. at Monique Shay Antiques (Woodbury), Jonathan Derwin at R. Derwin Clothiers (Litchfield), and Amanda Seitz at J. Seitz & Co. (New Preston) are each in the process of stepping out of their parents’ shadows by taking prominent roles in their family’s retail enterprises. Their goal is to build on the sturdy foundations by injecting a youthful input into the businesses. Peggy Tagliarino |
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Ira Neimark started out as a Fifth Avenue doorman and eventually became CEO of Bergdorf Goodman—through hard work, smarts, and being in the right place at the right time. When he took over the venerable fashion store, it was doing $38 million in sales. When he left, $500 million. In an interview he reveals some tricks of the trade. By Robert Reiss |
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Ira Neimark started out as a Fifth Avenue doorman and eventually became CEO of Bergdorf Goodman—through hard work, smarts, and being in the right place at the right time. When he took over the venerable fashion store, it was doing $38 million in sales. When he left, $500 million. In an interview he reveals some tricks of the trade. By Robert Reiss |
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The only way to find out if a really (and I mean really) expensive designer pair of spikes is better than its knock-off is to buy one and test it out. By Nancy McLoughlin |
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