Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-14
COOPERATION KEYNOTE
OF DOLLAR DAY.
Practically All Norwich Merchants
= Have Entered the Plan.


In the wauregan house at 10 o'clock
on Friday morning a gathering of Nor
wfch merchants met and discussed in
enthusiastic fashion Norwich Dollar
Day, which comes on Wednesday, Aug.
20. Chairman Daniel T. Shea presided
at the meeting and Leo Kronig acted
as clerk The committee previously
appointed to canvass the merchants of
the city. and whose members are
Frank ]. Aubrey, Charles NJ. Hutzler,
]. E Marshall. John A Dunn and
Charles 1. Smith, were able to report
that practically every merchant in
Norwich was cooperating in this
plan to stimulate business. 1t was
voted to leave in the hands of Leo
krontg the matter of procuring cloth
streamers for automobiles, street cars
and other public means of announce
ment on which will be set forth the
advantages and offerings of Dollar
Day. 1t was voted that not until Mon
day, Aug. %. ehould the merchants be-
gin to advertise in detail their partic-
ular offerings. although they were left
quite at liberty to advertise the coming
Of the big bargain day.
The gentlemen present at the meet
ing, which lasted until Ills, included
John NJ. Lee. from the Porteous &
Mitchell company, William II. Cruick-
chank. representing the Reid &
Hughes company, Herbert B. Barry,
from the Eaton Chase company,
Charles NJ. Hutzler, from B. Gotthelf
& company, G. Edward Smith, from
the Cranston company, George w.
Hamilton. John A. Dunn, George G..
Engler. Will L. Stearns of the F. A.
Wells company, the Plaut-Caden COM
pany, Frank ]. Aubrey. from the Mo-
hican company. NJ. Hourigan. Albert
Boardman, F. w. Guild, Max Rabino-
witch, G. H. Moles. ]. E Marshall.
The merchants who have Joined to
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The Boston Store. The Porteous &
Mitchell Co., B. Gottheh & Co.. Mar
shalrs. Maurice Sample Shop. Ladies'
Specially Co., The Lyons Co, The
Manhattan, Murphy & McGaTry.
Braneh e.. Bros The F: A Wells Co.
ing Co.. Thune & Lowenburger, Mo-
ran & Connors, James c. Macpherson,
Nine. H Schwartz, A Raphael & Co,
N s. Gilbert & Sons, Shea & Burke,
Schwartz Bros, NJ Hourigan, Lain
Furniture Co, The Plaut-Cadden Co,
D. s Marsh, H r. Woodward, Brook
lyn Outftters.
]. F. March, Mrs. William Friswell,
Frank A Bill. J. F. Cosgrove Co., The
Geo. W. Kies Co.. Geo. w. Hamilton,
The National Shoe and Clothing Co.,
Barrows the Shoeman, Brockton Sam
pie Shoe Store, s. ]. Reuter- & Son,
]. F. Smith. Geduldig's Greenhouses,
Disco Brothers. Geo. A Davis, Gran
ston & Co, H. NJ Lerou. John A.
Dunn, The Lee & Osgood Co, Smiths
Prescription Store, Chas. c. Treat, En-
gler's Broadway Pharmacy, Utley &
Jones. n. D. SEWN & Son. Alling Rub
Der Co, W. R Baird, the Tire Shop,
Shetucket Harness Co.
Herrick's Candy Shop, Progressive
Candy Kitchen, Norwich Candy
Kitchen, The Eaton Chase Co., Pres
ton Brothers. Inc, The Household,
c. V. Pendleton, Jr., VIM H. Muir
ply, ]. P. Barstow & Co, F. w. Wool
worth Co, Fagans' Smoke Shop, ]. A.
George, Charles A Betting, Wauregan
House. The Rose Restaurant, R F.
Smith. Somers Brothers, The Mohi-
can company, A T. Otis & Son, ]. NJ.
Young & Son, H d. Rallion estate,
Justin Holden, Rumford & Co.,
Thumm's Delicatessen.
F. w. Guild. George A. Stanton,
Lacroix Fish Market Danielson &
Ljungholm Co. Collins Millinery,
Lewis News Co, w. R. Perkins, Otto
Ferry, r. J. McNiclle, E A Pratt,
Langs' Dye Works, Eastern Pants
Co.. The Public Fish Market, Philip
Smith, The Norwich Electric COM
pany. A B. Kingsbury. Great A & P.
Tea Co, George o. Hathaway, Max
Sternlefb & Son, Joseph Conner &
Sons, Butts Art Store.