The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-29
POINTS OF INTEREST.
To-morrow's Great Sale

POINTS OF INTEREST," To-morrow's Great Sale
 of millinery, shirt waists, petticoats, sweaters, suits, skirts, raincOats, long cloth coats, fur scarfs, fur muffs, at E. H. Dillon & Co.'S. 1105 Main St.
 Radford B. Smith
 takes inventory one month later than most of the stores making it March list instead of February 1st Many goods will have to be soI1 before that time and Saturdays sales co,nme ncing tomorrow tell the St ,rv. The Test valentines for the price ever shown Tn week.
 Tons of Fresh Halibut to be sold at 10 cents per ID. at W. D. steak cod. eels. Spanish mackerel, smelt. frost fish. fiat fish, bass, sea trout. Long Island long clans. and oysters. escal1ops. live Holsters. and all other kinds of fish in season at lowest prices. Open oysters 25 cents per at. Pure cod liver oil 20 cents per bottle. w. D.. Cook & Son.
 The Wentworth Furniture Co.,, 115 John street. have been offering some extremely low prices of late, values not usually found. Their stock IS clean. consisting of new goods and patterns and everything necessary to fit out the home. They make special Inducements to those wishing to fur nish out a house. They make a spec l2lty of fitting out newly married couples and invite all those interested to call and get their figures.
 Candy Specials.
 Real bargains in candy are offered to. morrow at the Tn itan, the c:,ndy store. at 199 Fairfield avenue Think of 1t. chocolate peanut Critters for 19c per pound. Another good one. ,ocoa- nut kisses in three favors. for He per pound and for ec special. Croft S lemon tablets. These specials are ex- ceptional values and can not be dup!i- cated anywhere in town. Starting Monday. the purital will give spec ial every day and will continue as usual to have three on Saturdays.
 Are You Ready.
 To buy wall papers for your tenants. they certainly will want to have some of their rooms renovated this coming spring. buy now and save time and money. all last year patterns are sell ing at half price. yes less than that fine papers for parlors. bed rooms, Kitchens. etc.. with borders and ceil- ings 10 math. don't wait. come now and select your papers. you will have use for them in a short time. your at tentiOn is also called to our new line for the season of 1909 to be sold at very reasonable prices. The Jos. P. Coughlin Co.,. 777-783 East Main St. Phone 1164-3.
 22c Butter 28c
 New butter, sweet and rosy, 2Sc per pound. This is a very fine make of butter and is a rare bargain. Full cream cheese, mild and rich. If you like rarebits you want this cheese. Native eggs from neighboring farms York State and Western eggs warrant ed strictly fresh. Pure leaf lard 12c per pound. The best coffee produc- ed, the famous Boston coffee. the 1775 brand, soc per pound. Standard cof- fee 15c. 20c and 25c per pound. Choice teas 25c, 35c, 40c and soc per pound. The Peoples Dairy. 130, State street. Telephone Geo. A. Robertson 589.
 The Style You Prefer in eWomen's
 Regals.
 Whatever your tastes may be. you will find in our extensive assortment of women's Rega's just the shape. style and kind of leather you prefer. This wide choice has proven a great factor in making RegalS the most popular shoes for women. But don't overlook the high grade materials. the perman- ent shapeliness.. the ease and elegance, which are built into every par. If you've never worn women'S Regals, your first pair will be a pleasant sur prise Regal Quarter-Sszes make cor rect fitting easy. Davis & Savard. sole agents.
 Ten Per Cent. Discount.
 One of the best opportunities ever offered in the local ieWelry trade to the public is now presented at Par kers Arcade. where for the next ten days a discount of ten per cent. is of fered on ladies' hat pins. These goods were received too late for the Christ mas trade and vii, be disposed of at radicu!ously low prices. They embrace some of the finest stones and work manship in gold ever seen in stock in this city. There is a large variety of them and they will be disposed of as stated to make room for new goods. If you want a bargain secure one of these pins while they last. They will go rapidly when the sale opens to-day. Come early and make your selection.
 You'll Need An Overooat
 more in the two months aheadfor we're bound to get our winter ere gentle spring arrives. Buy your over coat for now and next season and profit largely-you will not find over coats of equal uualt ty for less any where else ln toWn--in many eases prices are not as loW-Quality cOnS1d- ered-and you ought to judge first by quality Suits. Rogers. Pest & Go. and Kuppenheimer models lowered III price enough said-theSe first quallCy clothes need no introduction to careful dressers. Shirts. stiff or soft a great savings Hats. the $2. 50 and S2.hfi qual- ity at $150. Underwear and trousfrs carefully reduced. Dress suit cases al hurry cut prices-for exa,npiE; the S7.G0 oualty-24 sole leather $5-cthers ac- cordinglv-eyery case qua ~anteed. Come to the Library Corner Store John F, Keane & Go. for YoHr winter wear needs-save largely and best of all. safely. Main at John St.
 The Talk of the Town
 the alteration clearance sale at Got lieb and Gorman's opposite Rowland s. Read about the new. real bHrgain sen sations in our advertisement in these columns Housing money saV:ns values that will cause all economically inclined women to sit up and take no tice It will be another year. at least before such safe dollar saving will con- front you-make the most of present opportunities! You'1 have use this season for. these warm winter wears for the season has only inst bogun-if if were late in March instead of Janu- ary-it would pay you to stock LID TOT next season--at these exceptionally low prices. The bargains here will far eX- oood xzo,1r axpectatiOnS-drOp in-ex-