The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-23
POINTS OF INTEREsT.
E. IT. Dillon & Co.

E. Ill. Dl1IOn & CO.
 1105 Main street are offering the best values ever seen in warm reliable fur scarfs, fur muffs and fur sets at their great alteration sale
 Broch's
 We have furnished neat and cosy dining room, where we will serve the same German delicacies and dishes as frmerly. Moerlein's Cincinnati beer and Smiths Philadelphia ales on tap. Best of wines and liquors. This is the only place in town where a man and wife can dine and feel at home, popular prices prevail Ladies will find this an ideal place to re- fresh themselves when through shop ping or after the theatre. We cater to the best family trade. Gus Broch and Son. 347-349 Fairfield avenue, ops pOsite Harrison St.
 Just Received at w. D.. Cook & Sons
 Tons Of fresh cod fish, halibut, had dock, pollock, harbor blues, bluef1sh, weakfish striped bass. spanish mack erel, fresh mackerel, eels and butter fish, frost fish, salmon, escallops, long and round clans and. oysters, hard kinds of fresh fish in season at low est prices. Pure cod liver oil spe- ciaty at W. D. Cook and Sons.
 Iu0 OlllSluS MCEIuCIIyS
 Will be the big attraction at the at the Colonial in Fairfield avenue, Thursday evening next and promise to be big hit. They have twice ap- peared at the colonial recently and pleased big crowds with the novelty of the music and songs. They will play a concert for an hour and will then play for the dancing, varying the fo1 xx,ifh 6o lof song hits of the day. It is high class music rendered in a high class man. ner and the programme will include some classical as well as the popular numbers. The admission has been placed at popular figure. For the matinee with the McEnellys as the attraction beginning at 2:30 and last ing until o'clock. Plenty of dancing, good music and a good time for all. Popular prices prevail. See adv.
 Free Souvenirs.
 The James Van Dyk Go. whose local store is located at 1135 Main street, corner of Elm street are giving away "a most unsua1 souvenir for Thanksgiv- ing The article is a lifelike cabinet statue of the famous Mayflower Pill grim, John Alden and is particularly apt for the reason that the obser- vance of Thanksgiving in this country was started by these people. The Pur- itans lived at a time when photo graphy was unknown and portraiture an expensive luxury. It follows na- turally that there were no paintings, pictures, or sketches of any kind made of these thrifty people that could be accepted as a positive representation of the kind of people they were. The James Van Dyk Company went to an immense amount of research in order to collect the data necessary to per feet the original drawing from which the models were made. Every bit of information procurable relating to dress, color, stature, character and department was carefully looked over and condensed until the final result is shown in the unusual souvenir that is to be given free, to all of the. 100 Vant Dyk branches on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 24th and 25th. Con-. sidering that this is the first statue ever made of the Pilgrims it has a historical value Of considerable inter- est to every true American. Special announcement of this souvenir is made elsewhere in this paper. An at tractive window display is shown at their branch store and you are paIti cularly invited to call during the next two days.