OBSERVER’S AUTOMOBILE CONTEST
STARTS OFF WITH A RUSH
Many Candidates in the Districts an Making a Determine!
EM to Win Ford Touring Car or one ot the Three
Victrolas—Race Will Undoubtedly be an Interesting One
The beat evidence of the interest ]
and enthusiasm of The Observer auto
mobile contest can be found from
reading the list of votes to the credit
of the several contestants.
There are many new names In the
line-up and there is room and still
plenty of time for others to enter.
The vote as given in this issue does
not represent the real working
strength of many of the workers ns
many votes were not in readiness for
the tabulation when the count was
made for this week's standing and
other contestants who were not ahle
to realize upon some promises in due
time for this showing. However,
enough came out with the counters to
insure an interesting race from now
to the end of January 15.
Carrie Franklin . 6,250
James Charron . 12,880
Fred A. Bernktow . 5,180
Thompson
Everett Wood . 5,000
A. J. Lathrop . 6,750
E. T. French, jr. 6,258
William Johnson . 25,700
Effie Danielson . 6,250
Pomfret
Miss Gladys Arnold . 26,500
Wendell R. Bosworth . 32,675
Hast Woodstock
Miss Edith Clapp . 33,200
Walter Lindeman . 32,420
Walter Dew . 5,060
Phoenixvllle
Mrs. Robert Weeks . 26,370
George Pearl . 5,550
A new coupon Is given today, It Is
not as large as the one In use last
week. This coupon is good for
twenty-five votes and expires Decem
ber 20th.
Do not pay too much attention to'
the coupons as it is the subscription
votes which will prove more substan- ;
tial in winning the grand prize, the
Ford automobile.
