Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-15

While the business men of Jde city have united for the Merchants Week campaign. q part in the plan has been found for their wives, Who have been enlisted in q matt ons' committee of over geo, who will play their part in the success of the week.
 It was recognized that the women might have a n important part in n1ak- ing the week pass oiT with pleasure and profit, if they could be banded together to have q systematic interest iu the events of each day. SD that the general committee has invited over POO of the matrons or the city. represent inS all sections, to take up the plan to visit at least one store each afternoon of the week. making at least-one pur- cnase, however lat2e or small Besides their own participation. they are asked 10 extend their influence by inviting. at least one neiShbor or friend 10 do the same.
 Primarily the plan of Merchants Week was to interest the out or town visitors who viii come here. and inc 1t t,.ictIoAs arranged for have been with the idea Of interesting them in the Norwich stores. but tEe merchants will stib have plenty for the home folks to see and admire and purchase, N nile the presence of several hundred active. energetic women on the Strets and around among tQe stores will con tribute To hE upon visitors the inpreS- sion of the busy, hEstling. up-to- date community that Norwich iS
 On the Committee.
 Following is list Of the members of the general committee and those in vited to cooperate with them in the weeks activities, as the Matrons committee:
 Mrs Archibald Mitchell, cralrman; Mrs l. M- Huntingdon, Mrs. Charles HFf9lOaTsl Mrs Oliver l.. Johnson. Mrs. Arthur .;. baWiey. Mrs. Willis Justin. Mrs John Steiner. Mrs. Cos tello I1ippitl. Mrs Samuel kroniS, Mi s James t. cDliers1n. Mrs EianE J' Herbert R. Braachc, Mrs. George A. Keppler. Mrs. John NJ. Lee. 1lrs. FrdnH b. SeVin, Mrs George Linton, Mrs John c Morgan Mrs. Charles l. smith Mrs. N. $ AlIirg, Mrs. James L. Crawford. Mrs. Charles W. Gale. Mrs. William A. Soners. Mrs. Frank A Bill, Mrs. calvin H. hrisbie. Mrs. NllllaIn Il. Oat, Mrs. James L. Case, Mrs NlI- liam P. Nclfarry. Mrs. Charles II. Has keu, Mrs. Frank Ii. smith
 Mrs. J. Edward Driscol, Mrs. H. '. Stanton. Mrs. W. F. Canneld Mrs J, Mrs U. Warren Davis. Mrs. ". :. AIlis. Mrs Herman z. Case, Mrs, Will L.. Stearns, Mrs. George w. Carroll Mrs. William R. Disco. Mrs. MaXton EIOluS, Mrs. | 1Icl h. &4ieh, dTS IS't- vid H. Purvis, Mrs. James Moriartyr Mrs. William D. Kicker. Mrs. :. Al pbeus Gilbert Mrs. Max ]. Foley. Mrs. Samuel Anderson, Mrs. Martin T.. i&n- sen Mrs. Archibald Mitchell. Jr Mrs F-r91l. C'1xeter. Mrs. William II. Pal rner Jr. Mrs. Lawrence Niilea Mrs. tnlul H. Ford, Mrs. Richard I-e"ls Mrs Frank C. Turner, Mrs. Charles D. Gallup. Mrs William 2. Bailey, hrS' Richard NJ. Powers, Mrs. freu O' CToWeu
 Mrs T. D. Rallion. Mrs John J Mara Mrs Thomas Ii. Beckley. Mrs. Chauncey E. Woodwork. ArS- shepard s. Palmer. Mrs. Vine S- Stetson, Mrs Herbert T. Miller. Mrs Allan CleWorth- Airs. Thomas M. Shields. Mrs, Charles F. Chapman, Mrs. John D. Hall, Mrs James P. F-euton. Airs. John H. scott Mrs. Joseph T. Tanning, Mrs. Charles W. Vaughn. Mrs Henry NJ. Pollock Mrs. Arthur F. Howard. Mrs. Charles =. HoIbrooI1. Mrs. John Troiand. Mrs ". Tyler OIcott. Mrs. Roilin = Jones Mrs. John W. Burke. Mrs. Joseph F. Cnnnor, Mrs Herbert M. lerou, Mrs