Gymboree retail store. Photo: Arne Beruldsen/Shutterstock.com
Two state agencies sent the word out to consumers Friday: Use gift or merchandise cards to Janie and Jack, Gymboree and Crazy 8 stores as soon as possible. The parent company of the stories, which have 14 branches in Connecticut, have filed for bankruptcy protection and announced plans to liquidate.
January 18, 2019 at 05:00 PM
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Two state agencies are putting the word out about unused gift or merchandise cards from Gymboree, Crazy 8 and Janie and Jack stores: Start shopping before the clock runs out.
All of these retailers are shuttering stores, and the clock will run out at different times, depending location.
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