URI ALIANAC FOR TOMORROW, rises p: dimmed: _ tide 7:10 o. m. 78 "isocmry Nortcss » ‘ MASON“: URBGTORY. ,v . A States Communication of Old . Mlle" Locos. No. 103, FandA. M" will do; this at to mate. January mum ‘ S p. m. Work, E. A. Doom. All Mu- fur Maoonscordlaily, and Internally iinviud. Fraternally yours, 4- nosen‘r M. wuuco'x. my. ‘. g — SOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF ’ TRADE. President—Nehemiah Dundee. Mloe-Pmident—(lhsflu J. Pidmn. ”rotary—Frank W. Hadley. ‘ ... w J, . (...... Truman—Matthew Corbett, .. W - . IVENING SENTINEI. TELE- ‘ ' ‘ PHONE CALLS , yea—News Department ' pry-Business Depurunehr ranch Oiiicc. Norwolk . "Ego uEditor's Residence , , [pays—City Editor's Residence -. . l W 1 THAT PERSONAL TAX. . That New Haven Journal-Courier fl discusses the matter or the personal , . legend the failure of so many who are liable under it to meet their obli- potions. and reminds the delinquents that the collector is not to blame for the tax, but he is only putting in force a law passed by the legislature and for which he has no responsi- ‘olllty. This is true and those who brohject to the law should put the Eblsme where it belongs sud not fwhere there is no responsibility what. “ever for it. I'“0n the other hand." flows the Journal Coulier. “the citi- Queen of New Haven, with the excep. . s‘u ii 761 thti‘se Who are unable to meet Lt Mblfl‘i’fidliouh ought to pay up promp‘tlv'M‘ht only its a dirty, but a f' plenum 1n the great majority or lnétiilirces it is the only contribution 3‘ sue to the support of the local gov- nment, the only tribute paid for service rendered in the protection or property and life, the enforcement of Lthe'laws, the [improvement of the streets, etc. etc. As it proposition in sound morals. it is not right that the burden ‘of government should be borne by n few while the untuxed ma lly determine the expenditures. All inch ’cnnuot be and should not be, taxed «like. but all should want to h'é‘ip. The personal tax bill gives them the chance. Step up to the cap- tiiln's oiiice and settle. A stitch in time saves .nlne.“ We should say that the port of good citizenship in this mattei is to pay the tax now and if it is not acceptable as s in and the law is a burden and a wrong in the eyes of any intelligent mun, he ~ hos' his remedy. and should go be- fore the legislature and tight the matter out there. .. ”MP—...... RIGHT To THE POINT. ill John Mitchell can prove that strikes thst cost only $10,000,000 have yielded more than $500,000,000 in in- .oreased wages It might be found prof- W .itsbie for everybody to go on a strike. «~Ncw York World. '~ . ~o-v .Gi‘iloo entering San Quentin, McNa- ‘ file’s hair has turned snow white. .He plenty of time now to think over ' est deeds—Bridgeport Pest. ...,F‘or‘geries in this country total 315.- ,000,000 a year. The single file of coun- foul-toners marching to prison does not nflect it much—Norwich Bulletin. ‘e «- , John Milton has been kicked out of ‘u‘ hetsl in 'Pittsburg. Paradise lost.“ .Grond Rapids Press. . 4— he Shore Line has been all along outdoor-lug the main line tram New EYork to. Boston. It is consistent that ntinue its electrification that way instead at proceeding byway of Hart— . What is Hartford. just now. in ’ risen with'New London?-—-New flatten Register. . When the Hibernian of the slate to Bridgeport next summer, 10.- . . 0.17 Side. waxwork Just do. ' in akin: then his gatherings Sim com the apex towns of the summon Telegram. New Haven road evidently plans - mourns. they will petite clad hund- it h it if H II ill gt n n , II II II n‘ if 9‘. II II II n . cl Vii II II II II it H II it THE LITTLE HELPER Sometimes, when you, dear little . one. .Have closed your eyes 'and gone to sleep. When all my daily tasks are dent. Beside your little bed I creep. To watch you smiling while you dream All pole at heart. from trouble free. And. though you do not know or guess. You make me ly for worthiness. And iurem our hopes back to me. if Sometimes. when all my efforts seem To be of no avail. and when My'wish to claim the world's es- teem And be the peer of worthy men Has seemed a futile wish. I bend Basia: youpwhere you sleeping And as I watch my hopes return. And through your trust in me I learn. To keep ideals that are high. Sometimes., when night’s deep shades descend And raindrops heat against the pane. When ’ncath the storm the branches bend. And all the dripping boughs complain. I watch you where you sweetly sleep. You trust in me serene. secure. ‘ And. though you do not know, you aw eep .My doubts away and let me keep My faith unsoiled. by purpose pure. U H .“. ,H” H H u v —s. E. Kim in Chicago Record- 4 Herald. Vie, ii lI ,, II u it it A4 a V it ‘9 u to It, to 11 ii i. u to it 36, to ii 13 ll it it it u u H u it A A 9"! it té ti ii ii 3’ it u' i? to t4 ti 5! 3', U H ll :lI id to .u 9' 5I’ .“. U SATURDAY. JAN. .3. .91. Profit,- Sharing Ssle means .490 Real Bargains for Saturday Only i elf. Billed for Toda «Another Big Saturday Four Hundred Items at Cost Prices Our whole store prsctieslly given over to our pstrono. livery «Mm! m cent. .11 glue. the line. For instsnoe. all dollsr Corsets tomorrow at 75c Split-FM whet they cost Chaoso your tsvorite brunt WWI. It'll. oleor 3m tomorrow 0! 38 1-3 per All dolls! Glow. 19¢ a wit-Om"! whet they cost had won. The inn luturdoy of the you-1m ended we but a similar as! It t h t or our patrons. They all surely were. pleased so we will live one more We on have to pleue tho puhlic. Till: is claiming-mi"; petites oi pies-int that we know’ot PRQFIT ”ARIN“ SAL! lNCLUDEB ALL DVARTMENTB BELOW. We um some speciols from each department There Are Int nmsuy‘m motivation: Hosiery. "Smith“; Wash 000“. Ilium 60m Illllnory. Fun. Lineup, Kitchen Ware, . PORIOOIII, Coats and Bolts, Jewelry. Cation Under-woof. us... Wool Dull Goods, Wolds, Notions. Shootings. Curt-ins, Hop-mulching; Menuhin. Women’ s and Misscs‘ Suits at $1198 Values up to Gas. The» Suits include many plain tailored ideas in Broad- cloths, also trimmed styles. with fancy satin: and veivets, all lined with beau- tiful heavy utinl. gray and self colors. “any single pieces in misses and lo- dies‘ sizes Wont n‘s ‘Tcilored Suits blue. black. green and 14. 16. 34. 36 38. 4°. 49. Colors nsv brown; 44. These Suits are made in Serges. _ Broadcloths. Kixturcs and Cheviots. alsowide widewule materials; é‘...“§ii“..§§?£???.’f. $18. 58 Fancy women's &Mis8es'Scparatc' Coats at $9. 98 Wholesale prices 810 to $14. Full length Coats. mode of all wool materials in mixtures, Kcmys. double faced mater- ials and semi-Iwcru‘ble materials. in both moment! misses’ sizes. Good. mm Cacti. o 100 Womeos and Misses COATS ‘ ‘Theusrebchutlfuuy tailored Coin. iii comm Sergei. Foo misusing ssh ennui; values to 335.com .3. FuisFarsFurs A.T WHOLEGALE PRICES 98c for Lingerie Waists Wholunle rice $1.50. This lot of Lin~ gel-lo W at! consists of manufacturer! samples and overstocks. lace and em» broidcry trimmed. 49c for Lingerie Waists Slade of fine quality material. embroidery trinnned front. Variety of models to select from Some slightly soiled. Blankets, Comfortables and _ Linens 500 Memorized Damask 39c 10 pieces. as niche. wide. Good mam Satin finish. 83 Heavy Wool Nap Blankets Si .98 pair too pain of these lino heavy double size bed Blankets. in grey, white and tan. $1.50 Comforters 89c Reversible Comfortables. filled with snow white cotton. covered with good quol- ‘ icy gifting Spocihl' in the Profit-Shu- ”I? Q- " .' 80c Lockwood Sheeting ‘ 19¢ a yard Bleached and Brown Sheeting. a 1.4 yds. wide. A firm. heavy cotton. noted ior its wearing qualities. $2.50 Seneca Bath Robes 31 Beacon Bath Robes. most on com; whines $1.49 and Se. 98. Profit-Shula; Price tom $1. 69 S4 50 Arlington Blankets S 2.98 :00 pairs of these fine Blankets in white and tan. A clean for the Profit- Shsring Sale. Sorne slightly soiled. 7c Apron Gingham Sc yd 9- too yards of Standard Apron Gingham in blue and brown checks, fast colors. 1255c Percalcs 90 yard ' soo yer? of new Percslcs. all light col- 0fl. 3 1255c and 15c Kimono ~ Flanneis 9c yard as fibucklingmeececodllcltu forkimonos. elourflor Blankets 29c each '1 mafia:- of Blanket Sheets in grey ($1311 Special tomorrowyapc Notion Specials lorSaturday use GIDE RUFFLEG».............. Clinton SAFETY PING "....ch don. “j cornice-Ice GM 8 U..JI:III"|I“ SE SUPPORT 39001 emoflim‘“ i, I.I§II.IIIIIQIU’ICHI"%¢ ...“ hwmwmm vulva. , 1 Moore”. LUSTRE»...I%C spool . nu illio‘r Way‘s NEEDLES ... DRESS GOODS ‘ Double-faced Coatings At less than whoieulc price. Any woman looking for chargain cannot fail to pass chose. Just 13 left. all colors. .81. 50 Dress Scrgcs 98o yd All wool sponged and shrunk Sci-gee. from one of the best makers. in black blues, brown and wine color. Black Taffeta . Silk 78c yd soc yards of best quality Block Taffeta Silk. 35 inches w1dc:rcgulsr $1 value, 78c yard. 20c Black Satine llc Five pieces of fine quality Black Satin. Remnants of Wool Dress Goods Dress lengths. skirt lengths. cost lengths, waist lengths. All oncvthird off tamer. row. Representative Specials from many different dcpirtmcots. many others,» which are not adVertiscd 3! Women‘s Fine KID GLOVES.79c pr. $1.25 Men's and Women’s P. K. GLOVES ...... 93c _ Men's and Women’s All Linen ANDKERCHIEFS ............. 9c CUTICURA SOAP,- special ........ uc use Women's CASHMERE GLOVES . ..... ...........1Bcpair So so BROADCLOTH. all colors and black. We sell it special at $9.50 yd. ,Tomorrow‘s price ...$155 35c HAMBURG EDGINGS. . . .18c yard 25c Opaque WINDOW SHADES. .18c‘ zoo Boys’ and Girls' GLEDS, all styles, fine values. At cost prices tomorrow. Children’s SLEEPING GARMENTS. 6 mos. to; ya; re soc quality . 39c S! Muslin NIGHT GOWNS ....... 75c 51 Muslin ~PETTIOOATS . .. . . . .75c $1.50 Muslin PETTICOAT-S. slightly soiled from display otLZ- ”s. Flannelette NIGHT GOWNS. . ; .79.- use Finnnelctte COMBING GACQUE .xoc as FUR NECK PIECES. values up to $6 so. Your choice 3H1. 97 $1.50 and So Men’s Natural Wool SHIRTS & DRAWERG, all sizes-$1 Ladies’ Black and Tan HOSE, all sizes . vslucssscnndagc......... ...... 19c -c..-...- long and short m with DRAWERG i soc Lodies’ Fleece Lined SHIRTS; to mt- .... yecChfldm’sHOSEJ...” ..... ...18: All Wool Bose. sites 5 to to. Extra hoary, strong and sturdy. 209 pure Boys’ STOCKINGS. extra heavy; went like iron: 25c vslue.19c pr Specials in our Big Basement l CAMEO GEM-piece Carving Sets. with handles. slightly im- smug. Tomorrow....ogc mnwrswmt c w will WI:- RDASTIIM BANG. mode of m Milne “Minoan-incest. any WASH BOILERS. mode 9! Sup. Tomorrow.98e FANCY TUHBLERG-Jl‘hin Blown 39¢ _ WW'
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