Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-12

O. A. Dorman, Mrs. Maltby, Mrs. Horace Atwater, Mrs. F. 0. Sherman and O. H. Peck.
 One hundred yards of calico were received from Edward MaIley and 10 yards berege with other articles from Messrs. McGrail & Shan ley, packages of papers and magazines from Mrs. Charles M. Hawkes., Mrs. Jacob Phile, Rev. R. T. Thorne and J. M. Veader.
 An Important Business Movement
 Now EAaven's Great New Dry Goods
 House, Brown. Bolton & Co.
 Few cities adorn New England's pleasant hills and handsome valleys whose business in- terests are more widely known than New Haven's. When VIC look back only score of years ago, and contrast it with the present, the change is marvellous, and still we are only starting on the journey to the zenith of our glory. With early spring. and the new life in the plants and the opening buds of our
 fields and gardens, we can observe, as it were, o new impetus to all industries, mechanical and otherwise. New homes are being built, the echo of the busy artisans hammer is heard on all sides and in the midst of all this com mercial enterprise looms up in all it's grand eur. In our own city, which is looked on as one of the most fashionable in the New Eng land States, comes the firm of Brown, Bolton Co.,, who are to be located in the Insurance building. occupying the stores which Messrs Lyons and Oak Hall will soon vacate.
 
 bining all the most approved systems for the display of the richest classes of silks and dress goods, of which they will carry unlimited [ stocks. Their dressmaking department will be one of their special interests, while in all
 other departments their stocks will contain
 everything in the way of dry goods obtaina-
 ble of either American or foreign manufac- ture. The brick partition which now sepa- rates the stores will be removed and in it's
 place will stand stately columns of CorInthlan style, supporting immense iron girders esps- cially manufactured for the firm. This change will give to every part and corner of the store perfect clear light at all hours of the day. Together with this they have i leased for term of fifty years the lot in the 1 rear, which runs clear to Center street, on which they will build and have ready for the fall trade beautiful addition. In this, their , fixtures will correspond with the front stores. 1 The light will be admitted through towers of peculiar device, such as are now adopted by the principal warehouses andfashionable marts 1 of Paris, London and Berlin. This immense
 structure will then be 25O feet long and A feet ! in width, and must, by either daylight or gas 1 light, present most magnificent appearance. The upper or second story of the new building will be used asa jobbing department and also for 1 the manufacturing of ladies' fine undergarments | and fer their dressmaking and fitting depart ment, every comfort necessary for such being | amply provided for. We may then certainly hope i that our lady friends may find in the new con- cern of Brown. Bolton $ Co. all the advantages l of a large stock of rich novelties which here tofore were only to be found in New York. 1 Their millinery department will be special | feature of attraction. They have already se- I cured some of the choicest novelties that have 1 been imported this season in rich millinery.
 Ladies desirous of obtaining the most novel 1 styles in Parisian bonnets and hats will be &C.,
 commodated in few days by calling at their manufacturing room, No. Insurance build 1 ing, where they have provided temporary quarters for their artists and where special or. ders will be taken for the accommodation ot
 ladies wishing to make early spring purchases
 previous to the opening of their spacious | stores below.