Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 10, 1916, Page 10

) May 13th to 20th, Inclusive ants’ R e r N Norwich Merchants Who Will Rebate Fares THE REID & HUGHES CoO. THE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL coO. THE MANHATTAN B. GOTTHELF & CO. THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO. THE EATON CHASE CO. MARSHALL’S MAURICE SAMPLE SHOP LADIES’ SPECIALTY CO. THE LYONS CoO. THE F. A. WELLS co. MURPHY & McGARRY WHITE STAR CLOTHING CO. BROOKLYN OUTFITTERS EAGLE CLOTHING CoO. THUNE & LOWENBERGER LOUIS POLLOCK JAMES C. MACPHERSON A. RAPHAEL & CO. N. S. GILBERT & SONS SHEA & BURKE SCHWARTZ BROTHERS M. HOURIGAN LAHN FURNITURE coO. JOHN & GEO. H. BLISS D. S. MARSH H. R. WOODWARD J. F. MARCH THE WILLIAM FRISWELL CO. J. F. COSGROVE CO. THE GEO. W. KIES CoO. GEO. W. HAMILTON THE NATIONAL SHOE AND CLOTHING C( BARROWS, THE SHOEMAN BROCKTON SAMPLE SHOE STORE S. J. REUTER & SON J. F. SNITH GEDULDIG'S GREENHOUSES DISCO BROTHERS GEO. A. DAVIS CRANSTON & COMPANY H. M. LEROU JOHN A. DUNN THE LEE & 0SGOOD Co. SMITH’S PRESCRIPTION STORE UTLEY & JONES N. D. SEVIN & SON GEORGE GREENBERGER ALLING RUBBER CO. W. R. BAIRD, TIRE SHOP SHETUCKET HARNESS CO. PROGRESS CANDY KITCHEN - SELLAS SPA PROVIDENCE BAKERY « THE HOUSEHOLD C. V. PENDLETON, JR. J. P. BARSTOW & CoO. F. W: WOOLWORTH & CO. NORWICH COMMERCIAL SCHOOL WAUREGAN HOTEL CITY LUNCH, MARTIN HOUSE CAPITOL LUNCH THE MOHICAN CO. A.T. OTIS & SON J. M. YOUNG & SON THUMM’S DELICATESSEN STORE NORWICH ELECTRIC COMPANY P. J. MORLEY . J. A. FERGUSON G. A. STANTON CLINTON E. LANE F. W. GUILD GRAND SALE REMNANT STORE PERKINS CANDY STORE COLLINS MILLINERY GATELY & BRENNAN GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA Co. WOMAN’S EXCHANGE AND TEA ROOM FARES REBATE STEAM RAILROAD Your place of residence is lsted here or in the other columu. Amount t0 be pur- chased in order to re- ceive a rebate of fare. BOTH WAYS * ONE WAY Chester .... Chestnut Hill . Crescent Be Greene Massapeag Merrill .. Millstone Montviile Moosup .. Mystic via ¥ Mystic via New London New London ... North Windha Plainfield Pomfret . Putnam Saybrook Junction South Coventr: South Lyme . Sound View . South Willington Scuth Windham Stafford ....... Stoddard’s’ Wharf . Stonington via West. Sterling ... Summit . Vernon .. Waterford Wauregan Westchester . West Willingt: Willimentic . Yantic 8335188235383323823855838828 Has been busiest little city in New England. 7 s A FREE SHOW EACH MORNING $10.00 FOR THE FIRST BEST SET OF SIX REASONS THE THIRD BEST SET—$2.00 FOR THE FOURTH B Wfitcymmwmphinly,upononeqideofdlep&peronly, and be sure to sign your name with address. _The papenwillbereviewedbymnppointedwmnfifieeusoonupouiflanndflwmulfipubfisbedinthelmlm Mail your paper on or before Saturday, Ma; IT WILL COST YOU NOTHING ' TO VISIT NORWICH THIS WEEK ELECTRIC RAILWAY Your place of residence 1s listed here or in the other column. Amount 10 be pur- ceive a rebate of fare. BOTH WAYS ONE WAY Baltic .. $ 4.80 $ 2.40 Central Village . 13.60 6.80 Chester ........ 35.20 . 17.60 Crescent Beach 19.20 9.60 Danielson . 18.40 9.20 Dayville ... 20.80 10.40 Deep River . 33.60 16.80 East Lyme and Niantic 19.20 9.60 Essex : 28.40 14.20 Groton 10.80 5.40 Hellville & Poqueta. 4.00 2.00 Jewett City 6.40 3.20 Laysville 21.60 10.80 Lisbon .. 4.00 2.00 Montville . 4.50 2.40 Moosup - 13.20 7.60 Mystic via Westerly ... 24.80 12.40 Mystic via New London 16.80 8.40 New London .... . 9.20 4.80 North Stonington 12.00 6.00 Occum -, 3.20 1.60 Oneco .. . 19.60 9.50 Packer via Plainfield... 13.20 6.60 Plainfield . 11.20 5.60 Putnam .. 25.60 12.80 Preston Plains 7.20 3.60 Saybrook Junction % 28.00 14.00 Scotland via Baltic .... 9.60 4.80 South Canterbury via Baltic .. s 13.20 6.60 South Lyme . 20.80 10.40 South Windham 10.40 5.20 Stonington via Westerly 20.80 10.40 Sterling . . 15.00 9.00 Summit 25.20 12.60 Taftville 2.00 1.00 Versailles 3.20 1.60 Waterfora 11.20 5.60 Wauregan 15.20 7.60 Westerly 16.50 8.40 Williman 13.80 6.90 Yantic . 2.00 1.00 MMOTH STREET CARNIVAL 2 Free Shows Daily 2| ; The Great Calvert Aerialist Extraordinary In Death Defying Feats of Daring A wonderful display of reckless daring Norwich Merchants’ Weck A 7-DAY CELEBRATION Almost one hundred Merchants of ~Norwich extend to you a cordial invitation to partici- pate in the benefits and pleasures of this week. Fares Will Be Refunded The first Merchant with whom you trade will give you a rebate book upon which your pur- chases in all the various stores will be entersd and your fare will be rebated as stated in that book. A Mammoth Street @'val With Daily Free Shows A week of fun is promised beside the mer- chandise attractions furnished by the stores, and a number of shows will be given daily which are absolutely free to all. OTHER SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS ARE BEING ARRANGED DON'T FAIL TO COME TO NORWICH 'MERCHANTS' WEEK Saturday, May 13th to Saturday, May 20th, Inclusive ing and unequalled skill, in which the laws of gravitation and equilibrium are $20.00 IN CASHPRIZESFORYOU $20.00 FOR THE SIX BEST REASONS FOR TRADING IN NORWICH This contest is open to all who are not, in any way, connected with Norwich mercantile establishments. —$5.00 FOR THE SECOND BEST SET—$3.00 FOR EST SET OF REASONS. Bonr. N # / 3 seemingly defied. Thmwfllbetwo;how:dnfly,intheverymof.thecity,sofl'inevetyonemyenioythe spectacle. : : A FREE SHOW EACH AFTERNOON A GREAT AGGREGATION OF MIRTH PRODUCING SHOWS brought together to make up this Merchants’ Carnival of fun. Every day of Merchants’ Week and every night the big Carnival will provide fun and excitement for young and old, and all roads will lead to Norwich, the y 13th. Address your communications to MR. N. EUGENE SMITH,