The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-15

Manager Caesar MlScn Inc
 flee. Ten years ago Bridgeport was included in the list. The growth of the local business is a part of the most phenomenal development of a city's history-a record of industrial achievement unparalleled in any city in the Union.
 Every general must of necessity re- cedve the cooperation of his assist ants if he wish to rout the enemy. The successful business man is a successful general: He selects his staff with the utmost care, for up- on them falls the brlInt of the bat tile. Caesar Misch. Inc, showed marked wisdom in sending sHerman William Walder to Bridgeport to man. age their local store, for to him, to a marked degree is due the credit for the development of the local business, ably assisted by his brother, George Walder
 Both of these gentlemen have taken a lively interest in the social affairs of the city and have become popular with a large circle of acquadnfances Every visitor at the store receives prompt courteous attention, which in itself is an assurance of return visit when in need of anything in their line.
 The Appointments of the Store
 The interior of this model establish nent is finished in silver gray maple. every article carried is kept enclosed in glass cases, or neatly boxed as an insurance against germs and dust It has a most attractive appearance, and is equipped in a manner which speaks of thoroughness in business system, anls*a full knowledge of its requiremeEts. The exterior is at present resplendent in flags and bunt- ing in honor of it's first birthday i'm the present quarters, corner of Main and Golden Hill streets. AM the win dows are tastefufDy decorated, exhib iting the predominating fashions of the season.
 Millinery Department
 In this department blossom the ore ations which exhibit exceptional in dividuality and charm. Here may be seen the iTnportations from Paris, the extremes in Falls leading fashions, and also the beautiful copies of the leading milliners of our own metrOp olis Coronation purple is the pre- dominating color Prices vary to suit every purse.
 Ladies' Suits and Coats
 Brilliant, facnating, fashionable the work of the master tailors on la dies suits, the showing here would
 
 the land. One of the most noticeable features in the women's suit depart ment is a blue Bedford cord serge suit, trimmed in elegant black braid, with an oriental combination of col ors for the collar and a money bag to match. The Polo reversible coats also enter the field of novelty. They will be worn to great extent this winter. These also have the money purse, of the same material as the goods
 Mems Suits and Overcoats
 There is mo question of the quality of materials or the manner of work manship of these natty Fall patterns Carried in all the plain and fancy mixtures the entire assortment tes- tify to the careful work of selection The English weaves are of distinctive beauty, and when the fact of a deep anniversary price cut is considered, extraordinary values are to be obtain ed in this department right now, at the beginning of the season. The overcoats are no less attractive in price and variety of material.
 Gents Furnishing Dept.
 In this department there is carried all the 1ittle accessories which go with the we'll groomed man. Shirts. collars and cuffs, cuff and collar. but 
 ders, canes, umbrellas, etc, etc. every item of which has been reduced to do l1onor to the anniversary event.
 The Pioneer Credit House
 It may be interesting to know that tine Caesar Misch, Inc, are the pion- eers in this city of the ''No Money Down idea; also that their system Of credit has become popular to marked extent throughout the city. It amounts to tale simple matter of opening an account where Cheerful Credit is extended to the accommo- dation of the buyer. Every transac- tion of thds nature is strictly private There is no red tape, no hmrnil ia.ting Investigations a case of con- fidemce extended for that given It will also be of interest ito the public to know that an account may be opened ait this anniversary sale and the management trusts that scores of n~n.alA uiu ha inifiatad into t1a paeaa