Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-02
Low Prices This week.

F. M Brown 6 Go. offer extra value this week in seal plush sacques, sizes 32 to A inch bust. Best styles, perfect fitting and lowest prices to be found in the city.
 This Weeks Bulletin From Franks
 Genuine Retiring Sale.
 All wool double width cashmeres only 25c, all wool twilled red and blue dannels 1212c yard, all wool flannel for ladies' dresses reduced to 10c yard, former price 25c; our colored dress silks, which sold formerly at soc and $100, are selling very rap. idly at 37c yard, most all shades in stock but will soon be gone; good calicoes 215c a yard, all wool children's leggins Sc pair, boys heavy m1ttens 5c pair, good diaper, 10 yards in a piece, reduced to 35c piece, formerly sold at 75e; boys gray wrappers and drawers 12 1-2c, ladies' balmo ral skirts 19c, hand knit skirts all wool, a few left at 25c apiece; ladies' wool hand knit jackets only 50c, brocaded velveteens 25c a yard gents linen collars 5c, silk scarfs 5c calico shirts 12c, flannel shirts soc, hand made woolen hoods 25c, woolen knit fascinators rs- duced from soc to 15c, one lot of oorsets only large sizes at 1Oc, reduced to 10c, elegant piano covers reduced from $5.50 to $1.75. We call special atten- tion to mems wool cardigan jackets from 50c upwards; we are sure that we sell them at half their value. Do not fail to see them, as all the other bargains. Everything in the store must be sold, as the large firm of R. Ballerstein & Go. will very soon begin to build an S5 feet addition to our store and we must move our goods to the front part of the store. Then call at once at Franks, S43 Chapel street.
 Books. Books.
 F. M Brown 6 Co. offer this week an im- mense stock of books by all the standard and popular authors in every quality of binding. Also children's books in great variety at as- tonishingly low prices.
 Silk brocaded velvet wraps at $500 and 5000 at
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 To back up your advertisements, to have everything you advertise and to give the public all they want. It pays to trade in reliable house and one of good standing. We are in the dry goods business and are established twenty nine years. We buy for we have received in discounts alone $2, TOO during the last eight months. Our cloak trade this season has been some thing wonderful, having sold nearly 900 gar ments to date. And why is ita Simply be cause instead of making $3 on garment and selling ore, we make $1 on garment and cell five. Take our seal plush sacque for instance. There is 8 garment that cost $26 wholesale price. We sell them for $27.80. Other merchants charge $35, and while they sell one at $35, we sell ten at $27. 80. Our Russian circular at $7.40 is beauty, made of the Murray Hill diag- onal, fur collar and ornament, and very pret- tily trimmed. Price elsewhere $11. Re ladies, that a pretty huff goes with every garment. He is an exquisite wrap, made of Berlin twill, trimmed with four inch Russian hare, only $750. This garment is sold elsewhere at $11. Here is another wrap. This one is made of brocaded velvet and warranted all silk, trimmed with four-inch fur and fur tails, silk quilted lined, and the price is $13.02. What do you think g similar one for less than sa5. This is loud statement, but we mean it. Here is an all wool tine quality Newmarket, trimmed with astrachan and tourists plaits only $7.20, prices else where $10. When lady buys 8 garment she need not ask whether it is all wool as we warrant each and every one of our garments to be strictly all wool. Here is silk otto man circular made of 60 in. silk, quilted lin ed, fur collar and trimmed, only $12.40. Price elsewhere SIS. Remember we give handsome huff to every cloak purchaser We buy more cloaks, sell more and sell them cheaper than any other store in New Haven.
 s. BRETzFELDER, S32 Chapel street,
 Between Church and Orange Sts.
 C1oaks. Cloaks. All marked down for the holidays at
 T. J. STANLEY 6 Co. $,
 737 and 739 Grand street