The Press., 1889-07-11
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< Wade's Fibre and Fabric; While Geo. P. Rowell was making up the last edition to his Newsp aper Directory we gave him the Scircsilafioa af Wade's Fibre and Fab rio. which iss over 6, 900 each week; never less. and referred him to the printers who print the paper, and the dealers who sup ply the paper but he wanted us to 60 be- fore notary and swear that we told the truth. This we would not do. In trying to "make the punishment fit the s06aAp Rowell has cut the report of our cireula- tion down to 4,OOO. Why he did not make it less we cannot understand. 70. s,s~a.. .s... s3 The Webster Times: Thes Fibre and Fabric is paper of whose truth there is no reason to doubt, and 1t is insulting that the word of it's printers, paper dealers, ed- itor and publishers was not taken as suffi- cient. The Fibre and Fabric is not, how ever, the only paper that has cause for complaint. The circulation of the Web ster Times was cut down 5OU from its true circulation and the weekly figures furnish ed. The Danielsopyille Conn. Transcript claims the same disparaging process was practiced on its 6ixpn Atipn {; the Williman- Etic lConn.) Journal rom past .experience gave no circulation fhis year. and Rowell put down for. 1t just what he had mind | NAACAG0eAA&S ~ AC6AAy AsUOUsaAt FEfsk The Press as ''means of discipline" al. so has had its rating for the last two years Iput much below the figure it is entitled to. In consequence we have returned, unac. cepted, offered contracts for advertising from that firm, with the notification that
 we did not desire offers made on the basis
 of circulation given us in Rowell's Direct l ory. .#a
 Veterans of the late warwill find pleas
 ant innovation at the Conn. Valley Sunday
 School and Chautauqua Assembly Thurs
 day, July 18th, that day having been se
 apart as Grand Army Day. A lecture t I veterans will be delivered by Rev. 0. H
 Kimball of Holyoke and a second one il
 the evening by T. De Quincey Tullyr oi
 Battle Fields of the War;" illustrated b,
 the stereoptican. An attempt will be mad to get every G. A. R. post in the valley t \ be- present. -..
 I The Conn. Valley Sunday School an, Chautauqua Assembly are to be especial, congratulated upon the engagement 0
 Prof. o. T. Winchester for lectures the 22
 and 23d, at Laurel Park, Northampton
 He is unquestionably one of the most in
 teresting lecturers m the field, and larg
 numbers who are unable to attend durin | eu0 0ubAE0 n0bSAUA WILL &EEbu&0 tO D6 tu0E
 on the dates named.
 No need to inquire the road to w ood
 stock last Thursday morning. One coul
 depend upon following the wheel track thirty miles away, and when little neare had but to fall in and keep with the pft :. cession. The rain didn't count; for ther was Woodstock and one of MT. Bowen fourth of July demonstrations, and Pres
 dent Harrison and lots of men who's l names and words and deeds will fill mp th
 histories to be published of the preser ] times, just ahead at Woodstock park, to | y seen and heard, and the seeing and hea
 ing of whom will be an event to narrate l grandchildren. The crowd of attendant B was immense, and everything advertise
 was presented, and more, too. Hurra a for H. 0. Bowen, who secures to easter
 Connecticut such 4th of July privileges.