The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-27
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Millinery Opening

Mrs. H. w. Sturtevant, formerly of Stlrtevant & Irons, will have her mill >linery opening on March -2S: and 29. Those wishing to see the latest styles in head wear are welcome to come here and spend as many hours as they wish, gaining information concerning the latest styles of the season.
 Horses, Horses
 Tuesday, March 2S, is the date of A. Elwood & Sons big horse sale. Tues days Telegram will tell you about the
 bargains for this sale. Send down your consignment to them, they are the ones. MT. Ferguson will return from Iowa in about 10 days with from
 2S to 56 head of Iowa horses. Wait for them, and you will see what horses are, and you'll be pleased when you buy one of this kind.
 New Fritzie Scheff Opera.
 All the musical numbers from Fritzie Scheff's Opera 'The Rose Shop which opened this week in Chicago, has just been received at Steinert's Music store, some of the best pieces in the play are: "If I Should Teach Me to Forget; What's the Use of Moonlight; Isn't It Nasty of Papa''; Cupid, tell me why''; Lat est Society Pet; Piano selections, waltzes and the complete vocal score.
 Steinerts Music store, 915 Main St., near State.
 The New Columbia Double Disc Records.
 The talking machine is yearly be- coming more popular No musical instrument made furnishes more en- tertainment than this. Band music by the celebrated leaders; orchestras. trios, solos, operas, dialogues, min strels, in fact any variety that the
 occasion requires may. be used to the entertainment of guests. The new Columbia double disc records are a splendid feature They cost only a trifle more than the single records. and makes it possible to carry large ! variety of music in very small space. 2 Removal Notice.
 About May 1 The Great A. and P. | Tea. Co. will remove from 957 Main | street to 1183 Main street two stores i north of Golden Hill street.. It Is our | idea to have as little to move as pos sible. We shall therefore cut the | price on all our stock in order to re- duce it as much as possible before
 moving. Make it your business from now to visit the Great A. and P. store | and get your everyday necessities at 1 cost. Boys and girls, you have your chance this week to get a fine pair of roller skates free with each can of A. and P. baking powder all sizes. The Great A. and P. Tea Co.,, 957 Main street, TOT East Main street. Tele- | phone 1862.
 Special Carpet Sale.
 l Nothnagles big housefurnishing store ! offers some unheard of inducements
 on all kinds of carpets for a short time l only No matter what you need in l the carpet line you may find just what you want. in the Beautiful assortment | ~hO ', pt i,7cf hir1 fho,, the regular prices, during this sale. 1 MT. Nothnagle's saying, ''It costs you
 nothing to look and it may do you a heap of good'', could never be ap | piled better than on the carpet matter ! just now. Don't fail to take a min utes or two and read full particulars in Nothnagle's new advertisement on last page. Another good thing to
 bear in mind is that those wonderful | Glenwood ranges which you hear so
 much about are sold here too. Ask to see the latest Glenwood with gas
 combinations and ash chute to cellar. No ashes to lug, no dust in the kitchen. Really a fine thing. Elevator to all departments. 1869 Main street and 1855 Fairfield avenue.
 . Columbia Grafonola.
 | The "Grafonola'' marks the culmin- at1on of human inventive genius in the science of sound-reproduction. Here indeed is the one ideal and perfect musical instrument long sought for l and much desired-the evolution of years of costly. experiment, and the crowning triumph of mechanical art | in the reproduction of musical sound. | The Regent Grafonola is complete l table for everyday use in exactly the same degree as it is a complete nu 1 sical instrument of unexampled yer satility, matchless tonal qualities and | unequaled durability-the complete in- | strlIment ready at any and all times, | equally for business service or musical entertainment The musical equip ment- of the Regent Grafonola being l entirely concealed, the instrument pre- sents as it's table-surface,-an expanse | of strongly marked, dull-rubbed ma 1 hogany, measuring 20x46 inches. By the opening or closing of the small doors over the grille, the volume of tone may be regulated at will. The
 motor is particularly strong and heavy, ensuring absolutely smooth and noiseless running. This wonderful
 machine may be seSn at the show rooms of F. R. Hoffman, 1091 Broad street, opposite post office, who also rriaS fba most oOpon1ofa and largest