The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-04-07
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Outlet Values.

Outlet Values.
Outlet clothes are value clothes
nobby, stylish. right up to the minute.
The best dressers wear them.
Tomorrow Will be Bargain Day
at E. H. Dillon & Co.'S, HOS Main
street Exceptional values in Easter
millinery.
Regal Shoes.
Attention is called today to the adj
vertisenlent of Davis & Savard, Regal
Shoes. At this sale of Royals the
purchaser can buy for only five per
cent more than the cost of the goods.
Read the advertisement today.
Our Specials for Saturday Will Please
You
Meat department.: Legs of lamb,
forequarters of lamb. We have a spe-
ciaI lot of fancy milk fed veals this
week which are very fine. Legs of
veal, Ioins of veal, forequarters Of veal,
stewing veal. Fresh shoulders, fresh
pork rib roasts of beef, pot roasts of
beef. smoked shoulders, homeless hams,
plate corned beef, corned rump butts,
sugar cured bacon. Poultry specials:
Stewing fowls, choice fowls, fancy
roasting chickens, fancy capons, fancy
Long Island ducks. turkeys. Vege-
table department.: You will find our
with all the native and dollhouse spe-
cialties: Fancy green and wax beans.
lima beans, asparagus, celery, oyster
plant, eScarOle. romano, beet greens,
dandelions, spinach, cauliflowers, Bos-
ton lettuce strawberries, fancy eating
and cooking apples. Grocery specials:
Yellow meal, E. z. sweep, rice, CT.
Wheat, Ralston breakfast food, e. G..
oats, Royal baking powder. force,
macaroni, Malt breakfast food. Len
ten fish special: Fancy buck shad,
fancy roe shad. Bridgeport Public
Market and Branch, State and Bank
streets, East Main street.
Cheerful Credits Great Display
of ladies' and mems ready-to-wear
garments. The week before Easter is
always one of the busiest times at the
splendidly equipped clothing store Of
Caesar Misch, Inc. as hundreds of
people, anxious to look their best on
Easter day, flock to this cheerful
credit store to buy the latest and best
styles in wearing apparel, and it is
needless to say that no one is ever
disappointed, for here are to be found
as good, and in many cases, better
styles and qualities. in a greater va
riety of colors, patterns and modes
than are ordinarily to be found. The
ladies' department is perfect para
disc. OF course the most snowy OBJ
jects are the hats; these are creations
copied from the best Partisan fash
ions and also the styles of New York.
There are turbans, helmets, picture
hats, sailor hats, and in fact every
shape that is in vogue this season, de-
lightfully trimmed with artistic taste
fulness. Then there are suits. full
length coats. gowns, dresses for even
ing. street and house wear, snowy
white, daintily trimmed undermusl1ns.
gun metal patent leather, vici kid, and
tan Russia, pumps and boots. Any
article bought now may be worn at
once, payments being made later, TO
suit the convenience of the purchaser.
Pianos by the Carload.
Thursday afternoon No. 172 Fair
field avenue presented one of the most
animated pictures ever seen about the
business section of the city. Team
after team backed up to the doors of
the Alfred Fox Piano Co, unloading
pianos into the warerooms of this en-
terprising firm. This activity was
occasioned by the arrival of another
coarload OF pianos to supply the de-
mands of the Armstrong Piano Club
now forming. One can get an idea
of the success of this club only when
it is known that this is the eighth car
load to arrive. The terms upon which
these pianos are offered are so unusual
and attractive that the store has been
the mecca of many family who Tor
many years have been DESTROYS OF
owning a piano but who have hesitat-
ed because OF the fear that If the
bread-winner should die they could
never expect to pay the balance on
their beloved piano and it would be
lost to them. but by joining with one
hundredl and Aforty-nine other people