Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 18, 1917, Page 16

FULL ASSOCIATED !° PRESS mmm FULL ASSOCIATED 2 PRESS DESPATCHES NORWICH, CONN.. FRIDAY, M vn.ufl EASTERN CONNECTICUT WEEK OPENS SATURDAY Doors of Norwich Thrown Wide Open To Welcome Thousands of Visitors During the Week of May 19th to 26th Inclusive--Leading Mer- chants of the Rose Co-operate In Greatest Merchandising Occasion of the Entire Year--Visit Norwich, Enjoy a Day’s Outing, Do Your Spring Shoppin g and Have Your Fare Rebated at the Thayer Building. Headquarters--Watch the Window Displays for That Bargain You've Been Looking For--All Roads Lead to Norwich, the Natural Trading Center for New London, Windham and Tolland Counties WHAT THE FARE REBATING PLAN IS Buy a Return Ticket If You Come by Steam Rallway and Prosent It Wheh Making Purchases—If You Come by Trolley Just Tell Where You Are From. Hastern Connscticut Week, the first ever attempted in Norwich, and the greatest merchandising occasion of the entire year for the people of New London, Windham and Tolland coun- ties, is scheduled to open on Saturday and for seven consecutive shopping days there will be bargains galore for the thousands of visitors to pick from. The doors of Norwich, the natural trading center of the eastern part of the state, are wide coen and there is a hearty welcome awaiting each and sveryons who enters the portals of our city, The Rose of New England. East- ern Connecticut Week is an opportun- ity for you to visit Norwich, enjoy a day's outing, do vour spring shopping and then have your fare rebated at the Thayer Bullding headquarters. To secure a rebate on your fare use the Purchaser's _Certificats [Book. These books will be given to out-of- town patrons, during Bastern Conneo- tiout Week, by any of the Norwich stores participating in this trade event. It is important that you retain the book and present it at each of the stores, listed, where you trade. If you come by steam railway buy a return ticket, as you will be request- ed to show it in Norwich. If by trol- ley, you will only be required to tell where you come from. Have the amount of purchases en- tered at the stores at which you trade. You may trade at different stores and t as many as you choose—the total amount purchased in the Norwich stores listed in the book will be the amount considered. When through shopping present this book at Thayer Building Headquar- ters, with the amounts purchased cor- rectly entered, and if your purchases show that you are entitled to it, your fare wiil be handed back to you. Ascertain from the tables how much your purchase must aggregate in order to get a rebate of your fare both ways —that is, from your home to Norwich and return. Note also the amount to be pur- chased in order to get a rebate of your fare one way. Rebates Via Steam Road. If you come by steam railroad the amount to be purchased in order to receive a rebate of fare is as follows: Both One Ways Way 4 $14.60 17.60 960 16.80 20.40 1260 Manefield . 15.00 Maseapeas 80 3.40 babulnns 8333523 Willington 3 17.00 ‘Windham .. - 164 .00 Stafford ........ . 44 22.00 §rnddnrd‘s Whart . =+ 35 2.60 Vernon . 43 21.80 Waterford . . 6.00 2 Rebates Via Tre-llgy If you come by troliey the amount to be purchased in order to receive a rebate is as follows: Both One Place Ways Way $ 480 § 2.40 - 13.60 6.80 3520 17.80 - 1920 960 1840 9.20 . 2080 10.40 Crescent Be Danielson .. Dayville Deep River Westerly . Williman! Fantic . oo East Lyme 9.69 Essex ... 1420 Groton ... 5.40 Hallville & 2.00 Jewett CiY o 8.20 Laysville . 10.80 Lisbon .. 2.0 Montville 2.40 Moosup . 780 Mystic via 12.40 Mystic via New London 18 xo 8.40 New Lomdon . 920 488 North Stoningm 6.00 1.60 9.80 6.60 5.60 12.80 3.60 14.00 4.80 6.60 South Lyme .. 10.40 South Windham . 5.20 Stonington via We 10.40 Sterling 9.00 Summit 12.60 Taftville 1.00 Versailles 1.60 Waterford 5.60 Wauregan 7.60 40 90 00 1 E Grcenwicn 1230° F 25 G 72° H S E ‘ & g 1 E'—.—-—?._- -M—-h—.—.c-)—-—.—.--—- - e Lt S ashapaug uinebaugy £ " S m ‘ \Q\v Boston¥Y ille ; 42 Nor . YHOMPSO ILLE )©0 zar ille i O Somers Union East Woodstock|® ® OE"F‘@( \ OSomerville 3 Gros enor D Thomp %“ ( Warelu( s .} West Stafe” g Woodstock © j ) . fochanicsy. Point M;clrose buth woonzocko > | est Thompsoy A | Ellington |/ W, ) \ ‘ &/ o ! Wi Ui ' S Wi dso r¥ille Soy] £ Enst : RO mnu.: Vindsor IIL ] RD' ‘OWapping } Vernon ,,,Bucklnnd &r "Kalco ttvx]le OBur sxde T M nehester S i A i s ; o ) as Hlartiord Manchester Q sficld REAESH P g i1 G"’e“‘\ Bolton ilver Lag . o South Coventry Q RT} p : 1 Mancheste ulgh‘and Park % PHockanum \ Andover \ 4 o Columbia Buckmg South Glas n uryk s lead Glasto flury : ] \ Uébron ; : y ] : Mnrlboro_y_lllso \\ o / | —=——"""7"T\ Marlboro \ : ra L e > / 2 CGildersleeve : & : QJEWETT CITY ilderslee _ nomwzrfl'lfi 3 Griswold ORTLA ) s BozravilleMg OLCHESTER Fitchville s 41° dlefiéld i o Durham nlccnuum O Durham Center Haddam ) " .-Hwnm-mwmmn et a~- ISLAND " SOUND l