The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-02
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Vote Without Delay.

Hurry. hurry. the days are flying and we are miles away from the shlp' Remember minimum l0O'ooo votes covering the whole election will send one delegates, 80.000 votes will send the next delegate and 5O,0O0 will send a. third.
 Please do not get this wrong, one candidates does not have to get 1oO,- 900 votes it is the whole election, all the candidates, and the one having the highest number of votes, Tn me 1oV.9uo is the first delegate elected mus 100000 votes for the election elects one delegates. 180,000 elects two and 23O,OOO elects three and each 5O,0OO after elects the next highest girl; Votes cast with Good Will Tellers First National Bank
 Films At Theatres.
 Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the Empire Theatre will be shown films on the work being done in the devastated regions of France by the American Committee for Devastated France.
 There will be a short talk by a rep resentative of the committee during the running of the films. MT. Rourke was very happy to run the hlrn 10 heIp along the cause.
 Candidates Working.
 MT. and Mrs. Friedman of the West End Theatre will show the Devastated France films on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights at their pretty
 
 boost for the Good Will Election ' Mrs Friedman has just returned to the theatre after severe illness, put she was very enthusiastic when the matter was preached to her, and was glad that her husband allowed the films to be shown.
 Singer Candidate Night.
 Thursday afternoon and evening at the Dawes theatre will be the Singer candidate night. The beautiful thea tre will take on a gala appearance and the atmo mosphere of Good WilP' will envelope the place from back to front.
 On this date both at the matinee and night performance will be given with each ticket purchased Q vote for Miss Evelyn Mathieson, and with the vote a drawing on the beautiful Elec- tric machine donated by the Singer Manufacturing Go. to their candidate.
 As an added attra ctiOn there will be for the pleasure of the audience, Arthur LeVasseur, the well known tenor, who will give his services for the benefit of the Good Will EIec- tiOn."
 This young man with the very fine tenor voice needs no introduction to the people of Bridgeport. The fact enough to draw a big crowd at any time. and the playhouse wherein only the best appears will be packed, we are sure, to hear his voice in selected mum oerS.
 Busy Week Ahead.
 This will be & busy week. Tuesday night at the American Legion will be held the card party for Mrs. Coyle, the Gold Star mother candidate, and the cozy rooms have all been fresh ened up for the big event, SDick and span everything will be around the Legion home and standing room only'' will be the sign on the door. The boys will use the mantlesheif to play on if all the tables are taken. Mrs. CoyIe wants to go to France ana that is all that counts The Auxiliary and the Legion have decided to work for her and that's settled. Mrs Frank E. Gray has been as busy as a bee all week reparing for the big night.
 Card Party at Stratfield.
 On Thursday, the Stratfield will stage a card party, arranged by Mrs. Charles 1. Crosby and the ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary, for their candidate in the Good will Election" Mrs. Ellen Coyle. Any game desired is to be the rule. and there will be tables instead of card boards which is an attraction. The ladies expect that the crowd will be so great that it will be necessary to call in play every parlor on the sec ond floor of the hotel The public are cordially uRged to patronize this enjoyment and add to the fund to go for votes for Mrs Coyle.