The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-12
POINTS OF INTEREST.
N. H. Dillon & Co.


 1105 Main street, are showing all that is new in white and coloredl soft felt hats, stiff felt dress shape hats, vel vet covored hats and soft velour hats.
 Fall Bulbs. The season for the planting of Fall Bulbs is now at hand, and one of the first varieties to arrive are the Chin csc Water Lilies These lilies are by far the easiest of all the varieties of bulbs to grow, for they only need to be placed in shallow dish which is fslled with water and kept in a sunny window. They grow very rapidly and flower in six to eight weeks after planting. These bulbs 6re now shown by John Reck & Son, the florists.
 Its just what they all say, Moerlein's is the finest bottled beer that can buy. If yod have never had Moerlein' g order for your house when you again need bottled beer, be particular, Moer- ledn's doesn't cost any more than common beer and you're sure of getting a. beer that Is absolutely pure, pala- table and full bodied. Free delivery, We will have a. cosy homelike dining room for ladies and gentlemen annex ed to our cafe opened about the 18th. Delicatessen lunches will be our spe- cialty Drop in and make yourself. at home. Gus Broch and Son, 347e Fair field avenue. On Automobile Row.
 English Fall Styles.
 The progressive custom tailoring es- tablishments throughout the country are conforming more and more to the hobby, English custom tailored styles, because they have that distinctive, dressy look so much in demand by the xxrIon ie. diS<,1.iTnin affpc- w11n T, fs something different than the usual run of ready-made styles in clothing The "John Bull'' coat is distinctively English, and has all the earmarks of custom made. Made up in either a domestic or English fabric it has that quiet, sedate set which literally out Englishes the English. It embodies that distinguished appearance which is characteristic of the "weu dressed man. Look through the styles and samples of elegantly marked mixtures and plain goods at the tailoring estab- lishment of L. E.. Nunpold, Fairfield avenue You win be surprised at the small amount necessary to place you in a thoroughly stylish suit, guaran- teed to fit to the. Queens taste.''
 Everything to Furnish a Home.
 For ideas on the house furnishing question, go to Nothnagles Every
 
 ter and cheaper than anywhere else The large business this store does gives 1t a purchasing power and sell ing force few stores enjoy. Econom- ical management allows it to under sell other stores in town. The high standard of quality and the fair deal ing policy maintained since this store s infancy inspires confidence in all their statements A mention of the va riety of useful articles this store has on display may suggest something you desire for your own home. The furniture is a very interesting part but one should also see the magnifi- cent, new line of rugs, carpets, mat tings, 1inoleums, oil cloths, lace cur tains, portieres, couch covers, pictures, baby carriages, go-carts, refrigerators, etc., and the celebrated Glenwood ranges. Speaking of ranges, have you heard of the Glenwood Club? It is something new, and may interest you. Find out about 1t at Nothnag gle's. En- trance 1869 Main street or 135 Fairfield aI1A,aAAA>