Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-12
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enough, as in the female wards even the poor unfortunates whose insanity is of 8 mild tyne display an utter carelessness in dress
 natters. in contrast with the neat and stylish | anpearance of the lady attendants.
 One of the most remarkable cases of in- | sanity late in life was spoken of by Dr.shew. It was the case of a lady who broke out Vlo- lentlv insane at the mature age or ea and was brought to the asylum. Nothing serious happened to the visitors yesterday excepting that one member of the journalistic profession was accidentally locked in, he lingering behind the party, owing naturally to his interest in the ''bloW- ingn department, having stopped too long to see the great fan which blows the fresh air all over the great buildings of the hospital The news spread that new patient had been secured, and the party returned to witness the liberation of their brother from his tenn porary incarceration. Also as the party was passing along the female ward, MT. AtWater was introduced to one of the female patients who insisted on forming his acquaintance
 On learning his name she fell to repeating
 smilingly and rapidly, some incomprehensl
 bIe, rhyming jargon about 'Funder the water
 over the vater,'' etc., to the amusement or the visitors at this unexpected denouement
 Fashion Notes from NIOnson & Carpenters
 Monson E Carpenter are enabled to show
 this season the most extensive and popular
 stock ever shown by this noted leading house.
 The display exceeds all former attractions aC
 this well known establishment Their stock
 of dress goods is simply elegant LOOK a'
 the following, which are but few of the a1- fractions Ladies' cloths, shoodah cloths, camePs hair cloths, rnomie cloths, side pano dress goods, handkerchief plaids real Scotch goods; an elegant line of plaid dress goods. in all wool, and in silk and wool, very popu- lar goods and much worn. Pushes Tn all colors and figured. Damasse figured ana striped velvets to match all shades of dress l goods, Damasse silk goods In silks all the leading shades are shown. It is very rich display. Satin de Lyons Surahs in plain colors. Surahs in black; also Satin de Lyon 1 in blacks, wines, olive, brown, maroon, dark l ereen. blue, navy blue, heliotrope, etc. Ele- I oant Satin de Lyon Damasse silks in black
 and figures, very desirable and scarce artl- 1 cles They are taking very much every 1 where with the ladies. ALSO are sho"A on l elegant line of fringes, gimps, passementerle 1 trimmings ornaments suitable for dress ana cloak trimmings. Also fine stock of ready made cloaks in their large cloak room also l an elegant stock of shawls, cloakings, vel vets, ladies' underwear, cloakings and wool 1 ems for ladies' ulsters. They keep the largest variety. as usual. Black goods and mourn l ing goods crapes-no metropolitan store can show you larger variety. Housekeeping goods and domestic goods, reliable and of the
 best makes.
 l The stock of novelties, laces and handker chiefs is very attractive also, and ln nos ierv. as usual, the display is the finest Tn the city. In kid gloves they have Harris Seam l less and the Lucca, from one to ten puttons
 Ladies' and gents underwear, hannels' enn broidered fannels, Sand are agents also 1o' the Patent Perforated buckskln under-gar ments. Furniture Cretones in latest French styles. Polite and attentive assistants IL pur
 chases are not satisfactory, they can be made | so at this home establishment. No larger
 handsomer or more desirable stock can b' found, and patrons flock to the old reliable popular store The house intends as ever tt
 maintain the lead Having had retail expe
 rience of 25 years in the city of New Haven
 they are enabled to know the wants ot th'
 fashionable people of New Haven, and the. | meet all requirements in quality and pr1ces