Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-31
$1OO.OO
MONHY DAYS CONTINUED UNTIL OC-
 TOBER 3I.
Great Liberality of the Importers
 Tea Go.

| Owing partially to the unfayorab1e weath- 1 CT of last week, and more particularly to the fact that the business of the Importers Tea | Company is largely increasing, they have de- cided to continue the special inducements of- 1 fered their patrons the past three days. In spite of rain and mud the store was packed Saturday from morning until 10:30 o'clock
 at night, the ladies being largely represented. l The money found in the cans during the
 money days have shown the people of New
 Haven that they do all they advertise. Dur i ing the next three days, which will be posi- l lively the last, the balance of the stock will be closed out, and the company propose to | delight the people by being more liberal than
 ever. Do not miss this opportunity to ptar-
 chase Tea and Coffee. Look Be sure and look at the windows and see tho barrels of greenbacks on exhibition.
 1 The following is only partial list of the parties who have so far found sums of money
 from $2 upwards in their cans in addition to l their Tea and Coffee
 l John H. Bax, meat market, 370 State street, $27 50 in gold Mrs. B. Joens, Bridgeport, l $20 in gold; James Parker, 42 Winchester avenue, $2. 50 in gold Miss KaNs Murphy, I seamssress, $25 in bills Mrs. George Lees,
 East Rock, $20 in gold; Colonel H. M.
 Blakslee, IA George street. $22. 50 in gold. Sam Milliben, brakeman N. Y, N. H. $ E.
 R. R, $20 in gold; Henry L. Burns, Vest
 field, $3.50 in silver Katie Drahan, domes- l tic $10 in silver George l.. Kings, Mefiden, $15 in silver; E. E. Cobb, 261 Chapel street, ! clothier, $25 in bills.
 l Limer Merwin. Hotel Yale, $50 In green | backs; Mrs. George Stanford, 45 Fair street, S20 in gold; Henry R. Bower, 54 Bowery, N. F.. $l0 in greenbacks; Miss Grace Nor l ton, diamond ring, left in can of tea by nis.
 take from diamond day. $15; Michael Flani- gan, 1855 Franklin street, 8 gold piece; Miss Lima Hoffman, Wooster street. $5 in silver William Dayison Han1den, $2 in silver also $2 50 gold piece; Mrs Sarah R. Littleton, Meriden, Conn, $20 gold piece James War ner, Hamden, $5 in gold Mrs. A. J. Mo- Dermott, 50 Bright street, $26 in gold Miss
 Grace Jones, 76 High street, $3 in silver; and 156 cans in which was found $1 in each, George Watkins, farm hand, East Haven, I S20 in bills
 F. E. Allen, 5s1 Chapel street, ladies' l Chatelaine watch, $ IA; Mrs. David s. Freeman, 63 Minor street, silver service; Mrs. John Buttrel, Meriden, s. and s. watch, S15: Or
 lando Jones, Hamden Plains, s. andS. watch, | $l5; Miss Nellie Futile, Sylvan avenue, S2O l in gold; F. J. Radcliffe, 283 State street, genuine diamond stud, ,$15; Miss Minnie Bol- ton, Colony street, Meriden, Ct.. diamond
 ring, $15; H. Munson, Hamden Place, genu-
 inc diamond ring, $13. 50. z- B. F. Hosley, builder, Branford, s. and s watch, $15; J. F. Blakesley, Hamden, s. and s. watch, S15 John D. James, Westport, editor of the Westporter, s. and s. watch, I $15; E. J. Clinton, Clintonville, solid coin silver watch, $20, also diamond stud, SIS. Frank A. Booth, of Booths Auction Rooms, 390 and 392 State street, $20 in gold; l.. w.
 Thorpe, Hamden. niIkman, s. s. watch, $15; Miss Georgia Lamar, Bridgeport, ladiesa chatelaine watch, SEQ; Mrs. H. Smith, 420 East Grand street, silver service W. Fl. Putt
 nam, West Haven, s. and s. watch, S15 1 Mrs. F. L. Austin, Meriden, genuine diamond
 eardrops, $35 Mr. Payne, of the Morning
 News. genuine diamond ring, $1O; Mrs. Mo-
 Call, Fairfield, $2O; George A.. Stevens, iailer, diamond stud, $15 E. M. Graves. adjutant generals office, $4 in silver, also solitaire diamond ring, SIG 50. g+,.,{ E, Remember that Wednesday, October 31st,
 is positively the last day that articles of value will be sold with the cans, after which the goods will be sold on their merits by their agent in New Haven. E. l The Importers Tea Go. have appointed | Henry w. Ball sole agent for New Haven and vicinity for the sale of their goods, who vii
 8 olicit and receive all orders and promptly l forward the1 same. All orders may be ad 1 dressed to Henry w. Ball, No. 9 Vine street, New Haven, Conn, until suitable store and o1ise room can be had.
 | IMPORTERS TEA Co,