The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-27

City-StOFe aud Stock Satisfy the Most FastidIous-Thres Entire Floors Oecu- pied With All Kinds of BargaIns- Some Special Stock for Feminine Fancies-AII Kinds of Men and Boys'
 Garments and Footwear.
 An eminent theological scholar once said that, "The simplest things in life afford the greatest food for thought" A simple subject, and one which is con- tinualIy confronting all self respecting persons, is clothes" The great ques- tion to-day is where this necessary ar ticle can be produced at reasonable rates, consistent with the latest styles, and durability of texture. In order to possess all these virtues, the manage ment of a concern dealing in this com modity has to be thoroughly up to date in every particular. Such firm is Meigs & Co.,, the popular c1othiers, To- cated at 91, 93 and 95 Church street. Three years ago they opened their new store and immediately it became known as one of New Havens largest, light est and handsomest clothing concerns. In addition to clothes for men and boys they were enabled to add every thing, else men and boys wear, owing to greatly enlarged store capacity, consisting of three floors loaded with bargains. Their motto is one which is bound to bring continued success, Sat isfaction or Your Money Back" This makes trading in this popular store perfectly safe, and no one who favors them with their trade need feel that they must keep anything bought from them unless satisfactory in every par ticular. This is not only a protection but a guarantee of good faith.
 The office has been moved from the ground floor to the second floor, thus allowing a great deal more space on the first floor. All three floors are crowded with all kinds of up to date clothing and public inspection is most cordially invited. A fine assortment of all kinds of trunks and bags, to please the most fastidious can be seen by any, one taking the elevator to the third floor.
 On the left hand side, as one enters the door on the first floor, is the ladies counter. This is a special feature of the store and only specialties are found here. Samples of all the newest and latest importations to delight the feminine fancy is to be found in great variety. Some of these consist in new Tweed cloth, gray effect, just the thing for all kinds of handsome new Tub suits; every kind and description of ladies stocks; mercerized vestings and hand drawn linen collars and cuffs; De Joinville scarss in great varieties; manish gloves for ladies; all kinds of creations in silk stocks for Easter; the very latest in belts including the famous Julia Marlow'' belt. One can gain some slight idea of the immense and varied stock and some of the ex- ceedingly low prices by reading the Few which are quoted in this article. The firm undoubtedly merits the great success it has so far achieved.
 There are many strong reasons why you should view Meigs & Co.'S great gathering of good spring wearables. The strongest reason is that they have what you want in whatever you need to put you in accord with the season.
 Particular attention is called to their display of suits and top coats. The magic of craft invoked by masters of craft has worked marvels in producing such tailor-made garments as have hitherto been strangers to you at their prices. A little investigation on your part will result in your getting the snappiest, smartest and best-ftting hand-tailored ready-to-Wear clothes you ever had. This is not brag, but a fact which you can easily demonstrate.
 Under the head of top coats-Coverts in tans and greens, black and Oxford cheviots and vicunas The showing in- cludes every smart effect of the season
 short, medium and long. Prices $750, $1O, $12, $15, SIS, $2O and $25.
 A wonderful range of spring suits of grayish effects, in stripes, plaids and mixtures; fancy mixtures, and fine silk mixed worsteds. They show the high est grade of expert tailoring in every detail. Prices $10, F, $15, SIS, $20 and $25.
 An exposition of spring hats of the correct shapes in stiff and soft hats, in qualities that touch the highest mark at each price. Roll and fiat-set brinl derbys, the college soft hat and others, < Prices $3, $2 and $1.50
 The newest effects in spring shirts, in stiff and negligee shirts, await your choosing. Many patterns are confined to them, and all the patterns are the pick of the choicest.
 Not half enough can be said about their shoes for boys. Perhaps they can make up for omission to do so by di- recting your attention to their display of spring styles, now ready. They want parents of boys to see these shoes and get acquainted with the high quality of stock and making in their shoes They put service first in the construc- tion of boys shoes, but you'll always find styles right and fit as it should be- Satin calf bals, sizes S1a to 1872 spring heels, $1.25; sizes 1 to 51a, with heels, $1.50.
 Box calf bals, sizes s1a to 1872, $1,50; sizes to 2, S1.75; sizes 21s to 51a S2.
 Enamel bals, sizes S1a to 1872, $1.5O; sizes 1 and 2, $1.75; sizes 21s to 51a, $2.
 Vici kid bals, sizes S1s to 1872. s1.50; sizes 1 and 2, $1.75; sizes 21a to 51s, $2.
 Patent leather shoes, sizes 9 to 1872 S2; sizes i and 2, S2.50.
 Box calf bals with Freak toe, sizes Ii to ?, $2.
 Wax calf bals, Goodyear welt, sizes 21s to 51s, $25O.