The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-14
BRIDGEPoRTs POPULAR HIGH GLASS TAILOR sSabine' Is Doing Fine Work at Very Reasonable Prices and Invites
 You to Call

Sabine the tailor'' has become the password in Bridgeport high class tailoring world, since Hilen Benton Sabine who Tis one of the most noted tailors in the country has opened his establishment at 1900 and 1902 Main street. The establishment Is the home of high grade custom made clothing at popular prices, and because of the excellent quality of goods which are made there, much favorable comment has been aroused. The Sabine store is among the finest if not in reality ment in the New England states, or in fact anywhere in the East.
 The Bridgeport places of business Is to be made the center of a chain of stores and offices which are to be opened in the principal cities in New England. When the business gets in- to full operation it is expected that at employed in Bridgeport, which will make valuable addition to the city's number of skilled workmen.
 Mir. Sabine is a genius in the tail- bring business. having spent forty years of his life in the highest class of tailoring trade in the United States. Prior to starting in business in Bridgeport he was the designer and cutter for Pierson of Fifth avenue, New York and for Ryley, another famous Fifth avenue tailor. He has started new era in tailoring, which has never been tried out by any high class tailor before.
 MT. Sabine's Bridgeport store has been in operation but a few weeks but the trade has been far better than was anticipated. The workroom of the place is equipped with the most modern machinery and appliances. He has power driven machines and power pressing machines. such as cannot be found in any other tailoring establish ment between New York and Boston One of the features of the Sabine store is the sectional work in the workroom There is a specialist who |Dnakes each of the various parts o1 the clothing. Although the popular prices are given at the Sabine store which is done there. but the very highest class.
 Mr. Sabine was born in Great Bar rington, Mass, but went to New, York city when a small boy. He has spent all but seven years of his working career in the tailoring establishments on the Pacific coast in Los Angeles California, and also conducted large business in Salt Lake City. He has made clothing for most of the prom inent men of the country, including railroad magnates. politicians, bank CTS and brokers. For B years MT. Sa-
 bine made clothing for the students of Yale college. He invented the fa- nous Sabine collarless coat and also cut the garments which took the gold medal at the Paris exposition and thus
 brought the medal to this country Thousands of MT. Sabine's patterns are in use today in the high class customs tailoring houses all over the United States. MT. Sabine is a mem
 ber' of the Tailors' association. Sew eral of the leading clothing magnates have published lengthy articles on his
 work. He Is a brother to Edward B Sabine, who for two years was assem- blyman from Syracuse at Albany, and nephew to Senator Sabine. A suit can be made ready to wear in eight hours at the Bridgeport store, and he asks the patronage of Bridgeport peo- pie.