Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-06
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THE IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY of New York have opened Branch Store in this city at 396 and 39S State Street, JoUR.
 NAL AND COURIER Building. The Teas and Coffees are put up in paper cans. Every can contains, in addition to Tea or Coffee, an article running in value from 10 cents to $50 l in cash or gold and silver watches or jewelry. Also genuine diamond jeweIry.
 The tea cans weigh, can and contents, II 1 pounds. The coffee cans, can and contents pounds. Price $1 each.
 1 The company have adopted this method to advertise their goods, but after WEDNESDAY, 1 Ger. 31, these choice Teas and Coffees will ! be sold solely on their merits by their agent 1 at the same quantity and same quality, but 1 without other articles in the cans than Tea 1 and Coffee, the Tea and Coffee being at 8 l fair retail value, more than the price asked, without any regard to the other articles. This company has appointed more than l fifty agents in various cities, none of whom are now selling other articles than TEA and | COFFEE, yet each agent has 8 large and I rapidly growing trade as the superior quality of their goods becomes known.
 1 Orders by mail should be accompanied by 1 cash or postoffice order, and will be prompt ly filled and forwarded to all parts of the | United States. Address Importers Tea Co.,, | 396 and 398 State Street. New Haven, Conn. Prices-$1 per can 6 cans for $5 24 1 cans for Ss20; 65 cans for $50.
 The store is always open during the evening. The following is only partial list of the parties who have so far found valuable ar- | ticles in their cans in addition to their Tea and Coffee:
 A. B. Woodward, East Haven, silver ser
 vice Fred H. Cogswell Principal Cogswelrs
 School of Photography, 2S9 Chapel street, found ladies' chatelaine watch in can of tea, also ruby, sapphire and diamond ring val ued at $35; J. A. Church, carpenter and builder, 43 Beers street, s. and s. watch, $15; George Q. Allen, travelling salesman, San dusky, Ohio, $10 in gold Mrs H. Palmer, West Haven, silver service; H. Wilson, city, 1 $2 in money; Colonel Morgan, of the Reg 1 ister, found ladies' chatelaine watch valued at SIP in can of coffee.
 Mrs. H. W. Green, Stafford Dining Rooms, silver service. E. ". Hill, at Shel6on's Printing House, 393 State street, s. and 8. ! iden, Conn.,, $20 in gold in can of tea. 1 (Another soul made happy, another fountain l of joy opened Look at this: MT. George Fisher, of % Clark street, found $50 in gold in coffee, $25 in greenbacks, ladies solid gold 1 hunting case watch, $35, in tea, and genu- | inc diamond scarf pin, $25, in coffee also | ruby, sapphire and diamond ring, $25.) James Leech, stone cutter, 21 Anderson street, ladies' chatelaine watch, $15. Mrs. K. l.. Hatch, 86 George street, silver service
 with tea. Mrs l.. F. Richmond, East Haven, silver service. Miss Eliza Sturges, 123 WOOSG0E SGreoG, D. ana D. WaGcl, $l5. MEB-
 James Allen, Bridgeport, Conn, solid gold hunting case watch, valued at $50. Mrs. William Haelig, diamond eardrops, $45.
 Mrs. Charles Bassett, 221 Grand street, Fair Haven, service of silver Miss Jennie Brown,
 49 Bradley street, silver service. J. R.
 Craig, Morning News, genuine diamond stud,
 $25. James Sterling, W. R. A. Co.,, genuine diamond stud, $25. John Sherman, 64 Greenwood street, s. and s. watch, SI5,
 Jacob Wise, sos Dixwell avenue, S. and s. watch, $15.
 Mrs. Theron Hull, 55 Dewitt street, found
 genuine diamond ring, child's pattern S15,
 in can of coffee. Mrs. 0. W. Pardee, fancy
 store, 1O5 Bradley street, ladies' chatelaine
 watch valued at $15. F. A. Linsley, agent
 Buckley Shirts, Il Pearl street, s. and s.
 watch, $15. J. H. Huggins, Meriden Conn,
 silver watch, $2o. Mrs. E. B. Cruttenden,
 with Proctor & Mcguire, 3I7 Chapel street,
 genuine diamond ring, child's pattern, $15.
 Jos. Keglunger, ". R. A. Co.,, s. and s.
 watch, S15 B. W. Baldwin, genuine dia-
 mond scarf pin, $25. Julius Kunde, polish
 CT at Sargent's, s. and s. watch, $I5. l.. Merwin, proprietor Hotel Yale, s. and s.
 watch, $25. Abe Bakel,L. Candee's Rubber
 shop, s. and s. watch, $15. Mrs. James M. Pitch, State street, diamond ring, $15. J. H. RAYMOND, 139 Bradley street, found genuine Diamond Stud in Coffee, valued at $20. '''~>>
 We shall continue to publish from day to
 day partial list of those who find valuable
 articles in their cans in addition to their Tea and Coffee. oc2