Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-27
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MONEY! HONEY! MONEXy New Departure. Do Not Forget that To-
 day ts Money Day.
 At the Importers Tea Co.,, when every can of Tea or Coffee sod will contain a sum of money running in amount from 10 cents to $50. This we will positively guarantee. Such an opportunity we are sure was never before given to the people of New Haven to purchase Tea or Coffee so cheap and of so superior a quality. There will be on exhibi- ton in the windows of the store two barrels of new Treasury Notes never before in use. Come and look, everybody; see for your selves. $1, $2, $5, $1O, $2o and $50 bills overflow the barrels, completely surrounding them. It Is perfect sight to behold. It is worth coming miles to gee. Few who see it can pass the store without entering This company has appointed more than fifty agents in various cities, none of whom are now selling other articles than TEA and COFFEE, yet each agent has large and rapidly growing trade as the superior quality of their goods becomes known. Orders by mail should be accompanied by cash or postoffce order, and will be prompt ly filled and forwarded to all parts of the United States. Address Importers Tea Co.,, 396 and 39S State Street, New Haven, Conn. Prices-$1 per can 6 cans for $5; 24 cans for $2O; 65 cans for $50. Tho store is al- ways open during the evening. We will pub- fish from day to day partial list only of those finding sums of money from S2 up- wards in their cans. Everybody read the papers and see the list of fortunate purchas- CTS Perhaps you have friend or relative among them. The following is only par tial list of the parties who have so far found valuable articles in their cans in addition to their Tea and Coffee:
 Sam Milliben, brakeman N. r., N H. & Fl. R. R., $2O in gold Henry L. Burns, Vest field, $3.5O in silver Katie Drahan. domes- tic, $1O in silver; George l.. Kings, Metiden, $15 in silver; E. E. Cobb, 261 Chapel street, clothier, $25 in bills.
 Limer Merwin. Hotel Yale $50 in green backs Mrs. George Stanford, 45 Fair street, $20 in gold Henry R. Bower, 54 Bcwery, N Y., $1O in greenbaoks; Miss Grace Nor ton, diamond ring, left in can of tea by mis- take from diamond day, $15; Michael Flani- gan, 1855 Franklin street, s gold piece Miss Lima Hoffman, Wooster street, $5 in silver; William DaYison, Hamden, $2 in silver, also $2 50 gold piece; Mrs Sarah R. Littleton, Meriden, Conn, $40 gold piece; James War ner, Hamden, S5 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, $2O in bills.
 August WalIendisk, barber, ,935 State street, s. and s. watch, ,$15; Dewitt Clinton, grocer, 1 Broadway, s. and s. watch, S15 Miss Malloy, SIS Wallace street, genuine diamond ring, SIS. 50 H. J. Johnson, Elm street, $10 in gold, also diamond ring, SIP; Julius An drews, Meriden, diamond ring, $16 i; E. D. Allyn, meat market, 176 Grand street, s. and kS. watch, $15; Henry Morton, Branford, S. and s. watch, $15, also $25 in greenbacks and genuine diamond ring, $20.
 F. E. Allen, 581 Chapel street, ladies Chatelaine watch, $14; Mrs. David s. Freeman. 63 Minor street, silver service; Mrs. John Buttrell, Meriden, s. and s. watch, $15; Or Iando Jones, Hamden Plains, s. andS. watch, S15; Miss Nellie Futile. Sylvan avenue, $20 ! in gold; F. J. Radcliffe, 283 State street, genuine diamond stud, ,S15; Miss Minnie Bol- ton, Colony street, Msriden, Ot., diamond ring, $15; Fl. Munson, Hamden Place, eanu- inc diamond ring, $13.50.
 B. E. Hosley, builder, Branford, s. and s
 watch, $15; J. F. BlakesIey, Hamden, $ and s. watch, S15; John B. James, Westport, editor of the Westporter, s. and s. watch, 1 $15; B. J. Clinton, Olintonyille, solid coin silver watch, $2O, also diamond stud, $l5. Frank A. Booth of Booth's Auction Rooms, 39O and 392 State street, $20 in gold; l.. w. Thorpe Hannden. miIkman, s. s. Swatch, $i5 i; ! Miss Georgia Lamar, Bridgeport, ladies' chatelaine watch, $20; Mrs. H. Smith, APO East Grand street, silver service ". H. Put nam, West Haven, S. and s. watch, $15 {; Mrs. F. L. Austin, Meriden, genuine diamond eardrops, $35 Mir. Payne, of the Morning News, genuine diamond ring, $10; Mrs. Mo- l Call, Fairfield, $20; George A. Stevens, isiIer, diamond stud, $15; B. Nj. Graves, ! adjutent generals office, $4 in silver, also | solitaire diamond ring, $16 50.
 Remember that Wednesday, October 31st,
 is positively the last day that articles of value
 will bs sold with the cans, after which the l goods will be sold on their merits by their 1 agent in New Haven. oc25