Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-20
VIM. NEELY .e co.

NEW HAVEN, Monday, Feb. 20, 1893. TAe yeather to-aay--Snow TELEPHONE Ro' sss
 Just word about these dress lengths.
 They were picked out by a man who has studied your taste.
 They're not the selections of a Paris-American-a resident buy CT, who gauges Chapel street by | the Boulevard.
 The European idea of Ameri- can needs is a mistaken one in | nine cases out of ten.
 It's the New Haven idea of New Haven needs that has brought this years designs to you.
 If that's mistaken, too, we'll take your criticism as a favor.
 These dress lengths and half pieces won't be common.
 Only one pattern of a kind in most cases.
 Had to buy early to secure the pick, SO will you.
 Temple Street Entrance.
 Two tables form the topic of to-day's furniture talk. l The first has q 22 inch top, with a rim underneath.
 It's the same table you wanted so badly awhile ago-the one with the spacious shelf under meath.
 Just 100 here now-and gone to-day, likely, at $1.l9 each. II The other is built on a simi- lar model, with the handy shelf, but it has only plain, I6 inch top. The price is 60c.
 Both of them are solid oak and made to last.
 Take Elevator.
 The Cloak season closes with a cruel cut. Cruel to somebody-not you , though.
 JUST ONE-HALF THE PREVIOUS pRIcEs-and those were notably t little :; $4.oo garments for $2.oc now. t Mostwheres slash that sliced off three-quarters of the price would't leave such values. |, If you're not going to want : cloak, wrap, boa or animal scar ;, this season, you will next.
 The money you invest nov g would only earn 5 or 6 per cent l, in bank. e Why not double it by taking !. advantage of the sale ? g Some special chances in Cal ico Wrappers. Those whicl were $l.25 and $l.5o come t # you for $1.oo. le Center Street Entrance. !, The stray sunbeam whicl forecasts spring has melted Blan !, a ket prices. }, Not only spreads and blanket n for the house, but stable stuff a 3, we'll. }, This means Horse Wraps sy Lap Ropes and all the othe Ii. equine fixings and road para slphernalia. Id Some Fur Lap Robes that vii
 interest you especially.
 Rear of Center Stairs. its
 Going to lay a new carpet? r. Warm days bring foor-wea
 into the vacant lots. Seems a al al most as though they broke tn s1 surface with the stones whe
 frost leaves the ground.
 When you get ready to be:
 yours see if it's worth while wal
 ing anothing year to replace i t. You can cover the worn place Q: with rugs, of course. as as But with such carpets an e- such prices at the big stor CT CT you'll probably decide to buy. I'd MosT CARPETs-LEAsT PRICE
 Take Elevator. " Busy times in the Lace D, =- partment.
 And small wonder. The yer = pick here of all the sorts wort
 having.
 New patterns in Cream Lace
 of various widths to mate
 Platte Valenciennes, Point d Paris, Point Applique, Bourbo \ and Net tap effects. M Whats the need ? ' Chantilly. Guipure. Bourbon.
 Spanish.
 Net Top.
 Torchon and all the others.
 Looks as though this seaso
 would be great one for Ham = burg Edgings.
 More sorts than most care t
 count here. Some unusuall d fine on cambric and nainsook.
 Embroideries for everybody ,n 5, 8, 10, l2H, $ and 25c tn yard.