The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-04
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 Do Not Delay! =

DO NOC DeIay!
 , Hurry-hurry-hurry. Tempis F'ugit. The honor of Bridgeport must be up held. Always at the top in good works, she will be the first Connecticut city to go over the top. Big things are expected of the Park City. She will not fail
 Put happiness in the way of those women who are in the Good Will Election by allowing some of them to be the messengers of good will through the American Committee for Devastated France.
 Your dimes and dollars will put joy In the hearts of those poor women and children in the villages of France 1 who are waiting for the American messengers.
 Votes cast with the Good Will Teller" First National Bank, or fill i out coupon in this paper and mail it with the money to the bank. Get : votes in early.
 The response was splendid in the . West End and the Empire theatres last night when the film on the de vastated regions of France was shown and a representative talked few minutes during the run of the film.
 The audience in both houses were very attentive and the applause genuine. The American Committee and the Times are grateful to the man agers of those houses for their kind treatment.
 Thursday at the Dawes theatre will be the Evelyn Mathieson day. With every ticket will be given a vote for this young woman who is the Singer Manufacturing Co. candidate. Also the holder of the ticket will be given a vote on the beautiful electric ma { chine donated by the Singer company to buy votes for their candidate.
 On this same night will be heard in selected program of songs, Arthur LeVaaseur, the well known and pop ular tenor whose voice has been com ! pared favorably with the great singers of the Gay.
 uyitT, that wonderful photoplay '"The Mas quera aders." This picture ran for weeks on Broadway and even on this street of few illusions it was declared tography and acting. Guy Bates Post is one of the best actors in the pro- fession and in this picture he is at his best.
 The card party given at the Ameri- can Legion Home last night by the auxiliary was a success. Every cent will go to buy votes for Mrs. Coyle. The earnestness of this body of women is beautiful and all other business is laid away while they are working to put Mrs. Coyle across.
 The mattress, spring and pair of pillows donated by the Bridgeport Mattress Go, to their candidate Isabel Rogan is now on display in the Had ley Furniture Store on Broad street.
 You are invited to inspect the ar , ticIes and then vote for Miss Rogan and who knows some good fairy might wave wand and you will be the owner of the very comfortable bed dressings.
 The silver set donated by the . Holmes & Edwards Co.,, will be dis played in the George w. Fairchild & Son, jewelry store on Main street. The silver is really beautiful and the one becoming the pOsSeSSOr of it may feel assured that they have the last word 1n style and quality.
 Vote for Jane Farrell and you one day soon, may be able to go into the Fairchild store and claim their artis- tic Aircraft presentation Dinner Ser vice, Century pattern, 26 pieces in the set.
 Don't forget the big card party at the Stratfield on Thursday afternoon, arranged by Mrs. Charles I. Crosby, proceeds to go for votes for Mrs FL len Coyle, the American Legion Gold choose their own game and tables are used instead of card boards. Mrs. Crosby and her associate auxiliary la dies are building on the result of the party to put Mrs. Coyle at the head of the list in the race. Help the good cause along. Patronize the party and get some pleasure in the thought that you are not only entertained but doing a kind act in boosting the dollars for Votes
 Many entertainments of different kinds are being arranged for Req W;SEengrad, this week and next. Miss Wishengrad has not sent in returns as yet, but her friends are loyal and will stick to her to the finish.