Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 19, 1921, Page 13

AR 72 A A VA A A TR A T AN AN PACA A ZA TR O BUAUA TR TAUA B IEIA, > FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES ~ SATURDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1921 THE BIGGEST VALUES EVER '" mvu; ; 'h. ]v ". o, llml' / a"' LY /‘0 Bigst Sg vnt of the\ Sean FOR EASTERN CONNECTICUT PROGRESSIVE MERCHANTS OF NORWICH CO-OP- ERATING IN BIG TRADE EVENT ON SATURDAY —SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE AT SAVING PRICES AND BARGAINS AS ADVERTISED THE Afford to Miss. SLOGANS—THOUSANDS OF EASTERN CON- NECTICUT PATRONS WILL cRowp sTores | DOLLAR DAY TO LIMIT CAPACITY SATURDAY, DOLLAR DAY “Norwich Dollar Day” needs no introduction to the buy- ing public of Eastern Connecticuf. 1t has proven its worth as a merchandising event for the people of the three coun- ties which comprises the eastern part of the state. Since the idea of “Norwich Dollar Day” was conceived several years ago by the progressive merchants of The Rose, the buying public for miles around Norwich have heartily wel- comed the advent.of Dollar Day with its more than worth while reductions in prices. Once again the live merchants of Norwich Have consent- ed to cooperate in 2 mammoth bargain day and Saturday, August 20th has been designated as Norwich Dollar Day. Once again the thousands of patrons that flock to Norwich by train, trolley, automobile and on foot every time a mer- chandising event such as Dollar Day is announced will have the opportunity to make one dollar dn the wark of two dollars. The thousands of men,.women and children who have crowded the stores of Norwich on similar events in the past have been convinced beyond a doubt that “‘Bargains as Ad- * vertised” are found in every store. And they are well aware that “Seasonable Merchandise at Saving Prices”, one of the slogans adopted by Norwich Dollar Dav mer- chants is a fact and not a myth. It is not necessary to say that the merchants of Norwich will live right up to the prices they advertise. Everyone who has ever visited Norwich on Dollar Day knows rock bottom prices and high quality goods are to be found in every store that joins in the movement. The merchants of the Dollar Day movement are asking you, the buying public, to unite with them in making this event one of the biggest and most successful events of its kind ever held in Norwich. Read the advertisements in this issue and notice the big cuts in prices. See what a dollar will buy you on Dollar Day and see what a dollar w flr" scaavc you provided you take advantage of the bargains ofier Norwich Dollar Day will mean a saving to every family | in all of New London, Windham and Tolland counties for there will be bargains and plenty of them for men, women & and children. High quality, the best that can be found, and a wide =4 variety of oods are offered, while bargains such as cannot be found in stores even in the largest cities are revealed ¥ in these columns, August 20th REMEMBER— You Cannot In Norwich Saturday, Following Is a List of the Live Merchants and Business Houses of Norwich That Will Offer Special Dollar Day Values ABLEMAN SHOE STORE ALLING RUBBER CO. ANGELOS, PETER BAIRD TIRE & SUPPLY CO. HOURIGAN BROS. HOUSEHOLD, THE KIES SHOE €0, GEO. W, LAHN HABERDASHERY BROOKLYN OUTFITTERS LEE & OSGOOD CO, THE BROCKTON SAMPLE SHOE LEROU DRUG STORE "STORE LYONS €O, THE MANHATTAN, THE MAURICE SAMPLE SHOP BLISS, JOHN AND GEO. H. BELL ICE CREAM PARLORS Saved Now Is . One Dollar Earned Saturday, August 20th PETERSON, 8. F, PASNIK CoO. - POLLOCK, LOUIS PORTEOUS & MITCHELL €., THE PRESTON BROTHERS QUINN & DESMOND REID & HUGHES CO, THE RING’S MARKET BARROWS MADDEN, GEORGE P. SPECIALTY SHOP, THE CITY LUNCH MoREl Rt SCHWARTZ FURNITURE CO. CLEGG, LEE N oaicAr oo SELLAS LUNCH CRANSTON CO. MORLEY, P. J. SELLAS SPA CHELSEA LUNCH MANDEL WAIST:8HOR SISK, F. A. COMMUNITY BAKE SHOPPE COSGROVE, J. F. CO. DISCO BROS. EATON CHASE CO. EAGLE CLOTHING CO, FERGUSON, J. A. WM. FRISWELL CO, GILBERT & SONS, N. 8. GATELY & BRENNAN GEORGE, J. A. GRAND STORE, THE GREENE, A. F. GOTTHELF & CO, B. HAGBERG, CHARLES A, MURPHY & McGARRY MARA, JAMES C. MARSHALL, J. E MARKOW, J. MACPHERSON, JAMES G NATIONAL SHOE & CLO‘I’H- ING CO. ‘NATIONAL DRUG STORE “| NorwicH FuRr co. NORWICH ELECTRIC CO OLEVSON CO,, THE O'NEIL-MsGRORY CO, [ PLAUT-CADDEN co. l PALACE OF SWEETS SHEA & BURKE SHETUCKET HARNESS CO. TEMPLE OF FASHION TALKING MACHINE SHOP UTLEY & JONES WEINER, SOL WOODSTOCK DAIRY WAUREGAN HOTEL WORTH SPECIALTY SHOP WHITE STAR CLOTHING CO. WOOLWORTH, F. W. WOODWARD, H. R. WELLS, F. A. CO. ALL DOLLAR DAY STORES WILL OPEN AT 9 O’CLOCK SHARP SATURDAY MORNING — STANDARD OPENING HOUR GIVES OUT OF TOWN PATRONS EQUAL CHANCE WITH RESI- DENTS OF NORWICH TO SHARE BENEFITS OF BIG BARGAINS OFFERED;NORWIQH STORES PREPARING FOR BIG RUSH WHEN DOORS ARE THROWN OPEN TO THE BUYING PUBLIC, In oraer that the city buyer on Norwich Dotfar Day, Sat- urday, Augast 20th, will have no advantage over the sub- urban patron, the Norwich merchants have agreed not to open their doors for business on Dollar Day until 9 2. m. This will give the out of town patrons an opportunity to get to Norwich in time for the opening of the stores. If the stores were to open at an earlier hour in the morn- ing some of the out of town patrons would not be able to be on hand and would undoubtedly feel that they would lose out on a number of the best bargains. A standard opening hour means fair play for everyone. There is one more thing for the shopping public to bear in mind on-the regulations for Norwich Dollar Day, which practically all subscribers to the Dollar Day move- ment have adopted. This is that no mail or telephone orders will be received for the Dollar Day offerings. The reason is.obvious. The Dollar Day plan is a movement to benefit home patrons but at the same time advertise the opportunities and advantages offered by Norwich as a trading center for Eastern Connecticut. Unless the people come to the city and visit the stores, much of the advertising value of the day would be lost. Moreover, many of the Dollar Day special offerings § may be limited in quantity and it would scarcely be fair § to permit the patrons to order by telephone some of the § best values in the stores, resulting in disappointment to § customers who might have, at great personal inconveni- . ence, come to the city in order to be on time at the open- ing hour for the particular purpose of securing some of these advertised goods. Put the Norwich Dollar Day date down on your calen- dar, Saturday, August 20th.” Come early for the bar- f gains that will be placed on counters of the merchants promptly at 9 o’clock that morning with adequate forces of obliging clerks ready to help you see that your wants 3 are filled. Make your visit to Norwich nof only one of- business but of pleasure as well. - Invite your neighbors and friends from surrounding towns to visit Norwich on Dollar Day. ‘As a final word, remember that every dollar saved is one § dollar earhed. You cannot afford to miss this oppotunity to get double value for your money. REENETNS . S PPN e I TR