Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-07
THE c. c. 0. MONTHLY.

A New Illustrated Monthly Paper Published by the Connecticut ~ Clothing Company Makes Its First Appearance Thursday.
 The Connecticut Clothing company, SIS and 815 Chapel street, successors to Leigh & Prindle, have this month commenced the publication of an illustrated monthly in the interests of their business. The publication is neatly gotten up paper of twelve pages, filled from cover to cover with humorous articles and illustrations, interspersed with reading matter relating to the interests of the clothing business. It is printed on extra heavy supercalender- ed paper and is really fine piece of work both editorially and geographically. M. N. Myers is the editor, and though he nodestly claims to be a novice in the jour nalistic profession yet his efforts are fully equal to those of many veteran. The paper will be ready for distribution at the publication office, SIS, 815 and S17 Chapel street, on the Gh day of each month and will be presented to all who desire it abso- lutely without money and without price. The editorial bow in this months issue reads as follows:
 In making our bow as editors before the good people of Connecticut we would kindly ask their indulgence for any errors we may make; we will right here frankly admit that we are inexperienced in that great profession. Our sole ambition has ever been to prove successful and popular clothing merchants.
 gro erect substantial structure good | foundation. To make 8 prosperous busi- quality, honesty, veracity and popu' | larity."
 With these sterling principles ever ID | mind we feel assured of successful results. All fair-minded persons fully under | stand that to do an honest business it is | necessary to sell at profit. Yet we fully | promise our readers that our prices will be | as small margin above the cost to manu, facture as is possible for honest, reliable | clothing. We are we'll known manufac | for making irst-class clothing-this fact if already we'll known te the greater portion | of our readers.
 Thus in buying of us you are dealing with the manufacturers direct; no neces sity of getting two profits; one will satisfy us. We do not wish at this time to make | any further comments on our vast re- sources, but will merely ask one and all te give us trial and allow our goods anc prices to tell the rest of the story.
 We have always believed in the saying
 ''What is worth doing at all is worth doing we'll"
 Thus, instead of giving the public print ed waste paper, we present them eacl
 month with a publication that we fee assured will be fully appreciated. We have spared neither time nor expens
 in collecting such matter as ca,
 be read by each individual member O your family with interest. Many of the
 cuts are made by our own artist, special,
 for this publication. We shall, from tim
 to time, add new features that are sure t.
 please, and in this way we are in hope
 that the great outlay necessary will prov
 mutual benefit.
 In conclusion we would remind you tha
 you are not obliged to make purchase t.
 receive this publication monthly. It i
 free; call at our store each month and ge
 one, or if you live out of town, send you
 P. O. address to the editor and a copy vii
 be mail free. Respectfully,
 ronnAoficut,s aroast Clofhiera