The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-07

Positively Last wesk-rbres Days More. The Genuine Fire Sale of Clothing. | t34 and t3S State street. was closed all day yesterday 10 settle up their affairs of the late Boston ire. which has been successful beyond expectation in taking off great quantities of excellent cloth ing at sacrifice price. There Is yet e balance of 5000 worth of fine clothing left to be sold. The proprietor of this fine stock of clothing instructed Mir. Cohen. the manager. to hire the sales room. 434 and 4as State street, for ans other week and continue the eItraordi- nary offerings until the fine winter stock Is disposed of. Prices will be made that must move them quickly, All goods have been marked down to sell at 20 cents on the dollar, which will effect a clear saving of 80 cents on eve ry dollar spent here. and in many lots. less than one-fifth of actual value. The sale will commence tomorrow, Thurs day, November sth. at a. m., and pos- itively end Saturday. Remember only three days. as a final settlement must be made In that time. Such an oppor- tunity will never come again. and we trust you to promptly avail yourself of 1t. The largest and finest collection of mems, youths, boys and children s winter clothing ever shown in New Haven will be offered for sale to-mor- row. Everything will be sold at retail. Here's how they will go: Ninety cents buys mems pants worth ss50. sl.S5 for fine all wool cassimere pants. hobby styles worth $500. Just think of 1t! $2.9S takes choice of plaid or striped mems suits, all sizes. worth $ll, and all to match. s398 buys splen- did mems suits. 25 styles, worth sl5.00. $6.19 buys an Al tip-top cassimere suit actually worth S24.0O. SS.9S buys supe- rior made black or fancy colored wors- ted dress suits actually made to sell for sS5. Just think of 1t; s398 takes elegant kersey mems overcoats, all colors and all sizes: will open your eyes: worth Sl4. $6.19 takes extra fine melton dress overcoats, with beautiful wool Things, worth every cent of $25. Think again, here you'll see fifteen hundred chll- dren's suits at 76 cents, with 1,200 better oiIss, houDIC iSaolp ooSsp dut nv huh- d-ed stylish School Suits, any size, will let them go for $1.6S, but really worth
 $3.50; and one hundred long pants suits
 for boys. all ages. $2.67, worth s6; with few more Knee Pants at cents
 pair while they last, and many such
 bargains, all identically sold as adver tised. From Meriden, Derby ,Ansonia, Mill ford and other towns on the IN. and H., and all surrounding towns within 40 miles, the management has concluded
 to pay railroad fares to all purchasers
 by showing return tickets at the office
 Here's one chance In lifetime to buy
 your clothing at next to nothing prices. Don't forget the genuine fire sale of high class clothing commence to- morrow, Thursday, November 9th, at g am, .,and will only last three days more. For the benefit of those that cannot come in the day time the large sales room will be kept open until g o'clock every night, and Saturday, the last time, until Il p. m. Look for red sign | which is marked Genuine Fire Sale on front of store. Be sure you are at 434- 43S State street, above Court street, un- der the Westmoreland hotel.