The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-23
HOW ONE MAN SUCCEEDED IN
 HIS BUSINESS
Some Facts About the Library Corner Pharmacy in Fairfield and its Enterprising Pro-
 prietOr.

The visitor to Fairfield is, likely enough, drawn to the Library Corner Pharmacy by the liberal display of advertising, it's wide open portals and its we'll dressed windows. One step inside Is at once surprise and rev. elation. That any store outside of the largest city in the country should at- tempt to sell the grades and varieties of wares that are on exhibition at Boyle's is the cause of the surprise, and the revelation is to watch the steady stream of customers that throng the broad aisles and call for delicacieS of the choicest order.
 . An introduction to the proprietor, MT. John E. Boyle, Fairfield's young est and most progressive merchant, will throw some light on the mystery. Here you have the type of man that makes success of himself and for the town in which he is lOcated-W1de awake and courteous. With genial smile and cordial greeting he conducts you to a seat, where your wants are immediately his sole care, and you get what you are seeking for if it is anything outside of the millinery line. For be 1t known that this is almost the only class of goods in which MT. Boyle has felt that his knowledge was made quate to give the highest satisfaction to his customers.
 The history of the Boyle pharmacy to every inhabitant of the town, who in turn is proud of the success achiev- ed by the popular young man who dar- ed to enter the field total stranger, and who has been able to count pro- gress of the maximum degree to each year of his residence.
 When MT. Boyle started in business he did not have the commodious quar- ters he now enjoys. He started, too, with a limited capital-just $50 and the good will of the citizens. While the increase in the capital cash account has been great, still greater has been the increase in the friendship of the people of the town. In his relations with them and with all who are brought in touch with him, he has won esteem and admiration.
 Each years business has increased 100 per cent and each year has seen endorsements made in the store space, the storage room for stock, and the addition of new lines Last year the additions in trade lines were chiefly in automobile goods and sporting spe- cialties, full line of these goods be- ing required to supply the great de- mand by the automobilists who make this a sort of headquarters at all times, and by the students and young men who have found that MT. Boyle's personal supervision over their out fitting was guarantee of complete satisfaction.
 Mr. Boyle has a large interest so- cially, is in touch with the leaders in society and numbers among his pa- irons the wealthiest people in this sec tion He is a member of the Green field Country club, and takes an ac- tive interest in the work of the grange which provides entertainment for the young people. He is also a member of the Bridgeport Automobile club and the Royal Arcanum, and is a prominent figure in the State Phar- macists association, having been fre- quently urged to stand for nomination to the highest offices.
 MT. Boyle drives his own car, a Premier coupe, and during the recent session of the druggists association at New Haven, had the distinction of being the only druggist who had an automobile of his own, in attendance.
 Mir. Boyle, who fully appreciates the value of advertising, is planning even better things in the future, and his stock which now includes the best smokers supplies, sporting goods, au- tomobile, photographic, confectionery, stationery, drugs, etc may yet be augmented by a line of aeroplanes or dirigible balloons.