Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-02
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orY Visits This Office To State That
 She N lever Fl1rted With MT. Clough
 About seven o'clock lsat evening Miss Min nie Adams, who is a very pretty brunette, eighteen years of age, and who has mis- chievous twinkle in her pretty dark eyes, came into this office and wanted it stated positively that she had no evil intentions toward Roger Clough; the tool maker at the Winchester armory who has obtained so much newspaper notoriety lately, and she wanted it understood that she never firted with MT. Clough in her life, and that if she wanted to firt she would f1irt with younger looking man than MT. Clough and one who was not married. Miss Adams also said that Clough had only lived in his present abode a short time, and that she had to go down past his house to go to Winchester's and that the girls used to make lots of fun of him and the only time she said anything about him was to one of the girls to whom she said: 'tIf his wife don't keep him in the house someone will steal him." She said probably stating the above Miss Adams left the office in pleased and excited state.
 s. Bretzfelder's Great January Clear
 ing Out Sale
 Commences at a. m. Monday, January 4,
 
 astonish the community with low prices on
 DRY GOODS.
 In placing before the public our great Jan uary sale of dry goods we beg to remind them that our stock is the most varied and by far the best value to be found in New Haven. In order to reduce stock w. shall offer great and unheard of bargains.
 SWEEPING REDUCTIONS. SALE ExTRAoRD1-
 NARY.
 This sale shall be divided in lots as fol- lows: Twenty-seven seal plush cloaks at $14, reduced from $50. Twenty seal plush London dyed cloaks at $22, reduced from $42. Seven English seal plush cloaks, 43 inches long, s29.S0, positively worth $50. Elegant ladies' newmarkets g, worth s12.s Brocaded velvet wraps $9, just marked down from S22. Remember we are going to get rid of every garment no matter at what cost. We must have our tables and shelves clear so that we can make our spring purchases. We shall place on our third counter 700 corsets, travellers samples, no two alike, and sizes from IS to 25 inclusive. They are worth on no distinction and shall sell them at the extremely low price of 59e. Among others the Balls corset, Dr. Gilbert's, Ia Spirit, Pivot and other we'll known brands that are worth from $1 25 to $2. 50 each. These corsets are in good or der 8nu CnOS0 WHO COm0 get tl0 nESG CQaUC9 to select the fine ones. In regular goods we shall sell the celebrated Diamond" corset, French woven and hand embroidered, at 69c worth $1 .25; Dr. Warmers flexible hip corset at 75c, worth S1. Elastic corset facets Sc. Merrimac shirting cambric 37sc, worth 7c. Amoskeag ginghams 7a4c, worth 19c. Yard wide bleached cotton Dc. Two hundred pieces heavy unbleached sheeting 6c yard, worth Sc. Jersey caps 121ac, worth 25c. S1 CS TarSau yEaista rsA6110aa 10 59c. Amoskeag A. c. A. ticking, best made in America, worth 20c a yard, reduced to l3c. Gents 50c white shirts and drawers reduced to 36c. Cents all wool scarlet draw DTS reduced from SIPS to 74c. Ladies' scar let underwear 66c, worth S1.50. Children's Buy our regular 4Oc turkey Ted ;abling at 25c. Be sure and call early. Twilled crash 3L4c Diapering 55c :or 10 yards, worth S1. Ten ribbed Scotch yingham umbrellas 55c, worth $1. Ladies' Hoelen hose 19c, worth 35c. Same quality n children's sizes lie: Gents shaker socks lie a pair, worth 25c. Gents imitation Shaw knit hose 13c, worth double the money. Shaker flannel Sc, worth 15c. Three bales sxtra heavy unbleached canton flannel 815c, worth 12c. Six hundred pieces indigo blue ,alicoes 63lc, worth 10c. Heaviest unbleach- d cotton, Lawrence XX, 6zs by the yard or 'ac by the piece, actual value 1C. OuE regular OIddhCG IOuuCSo o $1.37. Elegant silk velvet ,5c, worth $1.25, in all the new shades. Coats' spool cotton 4e spool or 4sc per lozen, quantity unlimited; you can have as many spools as you wish. Large sized com ortable 69c, worth $1.0O. Loom dice table inen 16c, reduced from 25c. Our $1.75 huff reduced to 85cs mems, ladies', boys, md girls gossamers, slightly imperfect, soc ach; ladies' cashmere gloves 20c, worth 40c. | This is without doubt the largest and ,reatest sale attempted in New Haven. Do not miss this grand opportunity of buying Try goods at fifty cents on dollar.
 s. BRETzFELDER, S32 Chapel street,
 Between Church and Orange streets 'acrifice of Rubber Boots and Shoes. Mems, boys, ladies', misses and children's ubber boots and shoes will be sold away Town below regular prices, as we are over locked with frst-class goods.
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