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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18

of our yard is the quality and grade
of our lumber, and our ability to fur
nish your order just like you want 1t.
With an established reputation We
have built up a good business, and II
is our purpose to keep this up.
Why don't you purchase your lum.
Der here? We will make the prices
right Visit our yards and make your
selections.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18
WEEKLY AVERAGES
OF CLEARING HOUSE
LOANS ARE LARGELY EXPANDED
AND CONSEQUENTLY DEPOSITS
WERE MISUNDERSTANDING
RESERVE REDUCED.

Deposits, $ll4Oize4oUOS increase @lo'-
$4,000.
Circulation, s47s5OOOo; increase, s7S8OOo.
Legal tenders, sS6,42S, 800; increase, ST.
100. 300.
Specie. s2O5,S57, 400; increase, 364,7OO.
Reserve s2s2,2SO 700; increase, $1,495O0o.
Reserve required, $2S5O71,2OO; increase,
$4.113OOO.
Surplus. $72O9,5OO; decrease, $2,6lS00O.
Eek. United States deposits, 1O359,1OO;
decrease, s2,651,S25.
New York. June 1.-THE Financier
says:
Last weeks official statement of the
New York associated banks again disap-
pointed expectations Though there was
an increase in cash, loans were largely
expanded and consequently deposits were
augmented; hence the surplus reserve was
reduced. An increase in loans was not
looked for because it was thought prob
able that the average of the contraction
in the previous week incident to the
transfer of the 56,00o000 of money from
banks to trust companies would be re-
Elected on the statement of the last week
and that it would contribute at least to
a moderate reduction in loans. 1t seems,
however, that there were syndicate opera
lions and perhaps loans of foreign capital
of such magnitude as to cause an in
crease in this item of $l5340,000 a sum
much greater than that of the contrac-
ton in the previous week when the loans
were reduced by 11,762600. The cash re-
serve was increased s1.49500O and deposits
were augmented SIG 452 900: the increase
in the latter was only S3s3,00O less than
the sum of the gain in cash plus the in
crease in loans and therefore the state
ment made a good proof.
The required reserve was increased
$4113000 through the gain in deposits;
deducting this from the increase in cash,
reserve to $7,2O9,500. Computed upon the
basis of deposits less those of s12,59S, 500
public funds the surplus is $10,359.10O.
With the local money market so amply
supplied as it is now through offerings by
trust companies and by foreign bankers,
the latter In the form of finance bills and
sterling and loans, the reduction in the
surplus reserve should not cause the
least apprehension.
Preparations for the semi-annual dis
bursements of interest and dividends
should result in large Accommodations of
money during the next fortnight; when
these funds shall be distributed normal
local monetary conditions will probably
be resumed. The daily average of bank
clearings for the week was $24O'OOO,000 a
previous week. The clearings on Satur-
day rejecting Fridays business were
S221 ,599, Ill Comparisons of changes in
loans show that eight banks increased
this item by Is 2-3 millions net; four insti-
tutions together contributed 1S0OO,000 to
the increase. Six banks indicated a net
gain of two and one-half millions cash.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-07
81 EEL Phone low


Hon. j. T.. McGraw, of Grafton,
passed through the city this morn
ing.
G. g. Clovis, prominent mer-
chant of Pennsboro, was a visitor
here today.
Green Griffith left this moning
for Flemington on a two days hunt
ing trip.
DIR. wv. Showalter has moved
his Office from 100 West Main street
to 1913 West Main street Both
phones. oet7tf.
WANTED-Two furnished rooms
large and small, not more than
ten minutes walk from p O, ADJ
dress M. A. K, care Telegram of
fee. 7Oct3t"
NJ. E. Lawson, of Bridgeport.
spent Saturday in the city.
Wesley NJ. Bird was here from
West Milford Saturday.
Captain Rufus Hoymand, of Bris-
toll, spent Saturday in the city.
Hiram Lynch, of Lynch, spent the
day IN the city.
Squire James III. Plant, of Katy
lick, spent Saturday here
FOR ENT-Gne furnished room.
Call at 119 Cain street. 7oct3tt
Mrs. Anna Goodwin Of Oral, and
s'Obes Goaley, of Kansas, are the
guests of Attorney Goodwin today.
This is Mr. Goaley's first visit to his
native county for 41Ayears.
We nave TusJ opened ON new foun,s
.ain and can serve you with an favor.
t cream anil soda stnfm a Wilpo5,;
lug ssore. not15tf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-07

DR.. Amos, Of 14yF,sys was "a the
city this morning.
Iorentz, Of Lost Creek
paid The CITY a visit todsy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-07

Green Griffith left this moning
for Flemington on a two days hunt
inc trim.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13
Alteration Sale of WOmen'S, Misses, and GhiIdren's HOsery and
 Underwear,

Goods that you'll need for present use and many that will be what you'll be looking for month hence. Prices in many instances are cut in half, so no need to say they're big values. WOMEN'S TAN COLOR GAUZE
 LISLE HOSE. Full fashioned make, regular price 25c, alteration sale price 15c pair WOMEN'S BLACK GAUZE COTTON
 HOSE. Full fashioned make, double soles, spliced selvage, regular price 25c, alteration price lie pair WOMEN'S WHITE FOOT, BLACK
 COTTON HOSE. Full fashioned, regular price 25c, alteration sale price 1sc pair WOMEN'S FANCY GAUZE LISLE
 HOSE. Black grounds, with white extract ed figures. sizes and s1a only; tan grounds with white figures, in all sizes. regular Soc Hose, alter ation sale price 17c pair CHILDREN'S BLACK RIBBED
 HOSE. Extra strong, fast dye, regular price 1215c a pair, alteration sale price Sc pair MISSES TAN COLOR LACE LISLE
 HOSE. Allover lace effects. regular price 25c, alteration sale price 15c pair CHILDREN'S SUMMER WEIGHT GAUZE VESTS AND PANTS. All sizes from 20 to 2s, alteration sale price 10c each MISSES BLACK TIGHTS. Sizes to II years, regular price 59c. alteration sale price 25c pair WOMEN'S COLORED RIBBED
 VESTS. Low neck, sleeveless, in pink and blue, regular price 25c, altera tion sale price eta gm l21ec each WOMENS JERSEY RIBBED
 PANTS. Lace trimmed. regular price 25c, alteration sale price 15c pair WOMEN'S MEDIUM WEIGHT RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS. Vests long or short sleeves, pants knee or ankle length, regular price 25c, alteration sale price
 iTc each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13
BALKS STATE PROBE
New York Life Official Won't
 Disclose Secrets.
AS TO SYNDICATE PARTICIPATION"
Witness Refuses to Give Names of Men Whom He Had Dealings With.
 Chairman Hints That He May Have to Tell

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-By refusing to name the persons who were expect ed to join with the New York Life h. surance company in bond purchase and syndicate participation" a trans. action in which the company lost more than S3O0,00O, which persons did not join and share the loss, E. B. Randolph, treasurer of the company, who was on the witness stand during the greater part of yesterdays session of the legis- lative Inquiry, incurred the openly ex- pressed dissatisfaction of the commit tee, which carried with 1t an intima- ton that measures might be taken to force him to disclose the desired lnfor- nation.
 This refusal followed an admission by the witness in relation to another transaction that J. P. Morgan & Co. had been parties to a sale and repur- chase within two business days of SsOo.O00 worth of Mercantile Marine company bonds for the purpose of making 1t appear in the company's statement to the state insurance de partment that it carried only $3.2O0.OO0 of navigation securities instead of s4.- OOO. 1000.
 MT. Hughes, counsel for the commit tee, had been questioning the witness regarding the company's connection with a purchase of New Orleans rail way bonds and a syndicate participa- ton in which 1t was admitted that the net loss amounted to ss20. .1S442. The witness had repeatedly stated that the company had invested more than hsd at first been the intention. because cer- tain persons who were expected to join in the transscti01 had failed to join Finally Mir. Hughes asked:
 Hwho did you expect would Joinr
 That 1 decline to say Mfr. Ran dolph replied. -as the expectation was never realized and regard 1t as conf dentiaI-
 For the time the point was passed. but st the end of fhe session Assembly nan Rogeu. who was presiding. said:
 Some of us are not sattseed vfth yozr refusal. Mfr Randolph. to rspIy to Mir. Hughez' questzon as to the people rh0m you expected to join yo1 in the New oriesns railway participatioa-- II zust reRezt fhzt I rsz.rd thst e
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13
Alteration Sale of Mems Furnishings.
MEMS SILK FoUR-IN-HAND TIES

MEMS SILK FOUR-IN-HAND TIES. All first class styles in light, me dium and dark colors. regular price 25c each, alteration safe price 17c each MEMS BLACK COTTON HALF HOSE. Fine yarn, fast black dye. these are 121bc hose, but are subject to slight imperfections, sizes 915 to 111s, alteration sale price 1-3c pair MEMS MIXED COTTON HALF HOSE. Gray or brown mixtures, extra heavy. seamless, regular 121se qualities, alteration sale price
 7c pair MEN'S FANCY HALF HOSE. Regular 25c quality, in embroid- cred figures and stripes, altera- tion sale price 19c pair BOYS BLUE OVERALLS. Made from strong blue denim, sizes to 14 years, regular price 25c, alteration sale price
 19c pair MEMS FANCY STIFF BOSOM
 SHIRTS. New fall styles, an extra good J0c shirt, cuffs to match, all sizes, 14 to r, in neat black and white and colored stripes and figures, alteration sale price 3Sc each MEMS WHITE UNLAUNDERED
 SHIRTS. Long and short bosoms, big value at 4jc. alteration sale price 32c each MEN'S COLLARLESS NIGHT
 SHIRTS. Fine heavy muslin, embroidered front. regular price 50c, altera tion sale price 42c each BOYS FANCY NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. With or without collars to match, regular price 4sc, alteration sale price 39c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13
ship" He said in part:

ship" He said in part:
 We have met here to do honor and wish bon voyage to our distinguished and admired guest, Colonel Bryan. We admire and respect him because at all times and under all circumstances and in every place in which he found him. self he has stood for publicity in poli- tics and placed man before Mammon.
 Whether in victory or in defeat, he has always stood for the right, and the man who so acts must always earn, as he has earned, the respect and confi- dence of his fellow countrymen. And now that he is leaving us for a trip abroad cur good wishes go with him, and we ask him in his travels abroad to note we'll the advantages and disad- vantages of governmental institutions and to bring back to us the benefits of his observation and experience. And particularly we ask him to inquire into and report to us the results which he discovers of the operation of great pub lie utilities in private and in public lands"
 Mayor Dunne then discussed the progress made toward municipal own ershlp in Chicago since the spring cleo ton of 1905. saying that he had no doubt that the plan which he had sub mltted to the city council would if adopted bring about municipal owner ship of the street railways at a very early date.
 'No vital feature of the plan," he said, 'has been successfully attacked. It has been subjected to abuse. but not criticism; to vilifcation, but not anal ysis. It will stand the test of honest inspection and straightforward investi- gstion.
 The fight that the friends of munici- pal ownership have inaugurated will g5 on Every possible obstacle will be thrown in it's way by the vested inter ests behind the present traction com panies. but the onward march toward municipal ownership both in this city and throughout the civilized world will be simply retarded, but never defeat esi-~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13
New York Markets.

FLoUR-Quiet and steady: Minnesota patents. A.15n5.S; winter straights, gtd AIS; winter extras, SzSa3S: winter pat.
 WHEAT-opened steady on room GOV. ering. but weakened under big receipts fine weather west and realizing; Decem. Der, S 1-ls0ssc.: May. sods0lsc.
 HAY . Prime. large bales. per 10 No. 3. 5c-: shipping. Scasse.: clover mix. ed, 6yds5c-. clear, s0G5Sc.
 sTRAw-Long rye steady at 7o175c. for
 coRS.steady and in fair demand: Sep
 oATs-Firm; No. 2 white, natural. sic.; No. 2 white clipped. lhe.
 BuTTER-Creamery. extras. per pound quotation, extras. 1c-l: hrsts, 70 1sSe seconds. 1s1zdlsizc.: thirds. i1alsc. west. ern, imitation creamery extras. 19izc. firsts, Is11sizc.; renovated. extras. Isisa ae.; firsrs. halsc.s seconds. ls11ic.;
 CHEESE state. fun cream. snaIl white, fancy, Isc.. fair to choice. uLa n.c.: colored. fancy, l2c.. fair to choice. CT, ilc. light skins. choice. sEalSc-. part skins. prime. sA9sc-. good. T11aT2c.; common tO fair. sG7c-: full skins zizd
 EGGs-~szrby, selected. white. fancy. 1aEc.: choice, E71c.. mixed. extra ssc firsts to extra hrEts. Z'dZ3c.. western. eI- tra hrsts. ZfEc-, hrsts Ec.. secondz rsd isc; thirds. IsdI7c-: Kentucky thirds 10 seconds. IsE1sc-s dirtiss. f41isl1c.. checks. uGlLc
 FRESH FRuTTs-Applss. per barrel. ES4. pears. Bartlett EEs. seckeI. fs9 4s1. other varieties. tzG2s1. beaches. per carrier. ESlE. Der basket. 4c Gfz. per two basket crate. Sc Gf1. per brshel has kst. 5cl cl6s1ls7. pisns. per basket. 1sszc grapes. per carrier. as1 Sc. cranbsrrfes per barrel f1TIs h1ckieberries. per czzrt sdioc-. riue4pplsS. per crate. EE11 @. uushneIurs. Der crate. SE GEE. waser- melons. per carload. f-GfE-
 LIVE POULTRY = Urchznged: fowis. I71s714c d-cks. f1G1Z4c-. cd rcasfsrs Ec spring ckickers, I1Gl4c
 DRESSED PorLTRT-Fowis firm ard chickens lower frsSh killed fowls choice Ec-: do-. fair 0 good- is9T4--c. old rooEt- CTS. I1c-s usarhy chickens. choice. I5E17c- 1. western cEfckerz. chctce. Ec.. western crirFera fair 10 FrcH rf7r4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13
Alteration Sale of Wash Goods.

34 INCH PERCALES. Dark color grounds suitable for housewrappers, regular price s 121a cents, alteration sale price
 cents yard BEST DARK DRESS PRINTS. Indigo blue, silver greys, etc,
 Alteration sale price 5c yard
 APRON GINGHAMs. Good heavy quality in a variety of blue, brown and green checks regular price cents yard,
 Alteration sale price cents yard OUTING FLANNELS. Regular 8 cent quality in 10 to 20 yard lengths, alteration sale price Az cents yard
 NEW FALL WAISTINGS. Fleece back goods in light and dark colors, alteration sale price cents yard BATES SEERSUCKS GINGHAMS. Regular price 121a cents a yard,
 Alteration sale price s 1-3c yard BEST QUALITY OF OUTING ELAN
 MEL. Alteration sale price 9c yd
 GALATEA CLOTHS. A popular cloth for children's dresses, in plain colors. stripes and figures, regular price 15c, alteration sale price 12kc yd
 SILK MULES. Plain colors for evening gowns and waists, good line of evening shades. regular price 19c, altera- tion sale price 121ac yd ALTERATION SALE OF DRESS
 GOODS. Staple weaves as well as stylish nov cities at a big saving from the regular price. Many of these are New Fall Goods, so the advantages of this sale in our Dress Goods Department are doubly attractive.
 ALL WOOL ALBATRoSS. Worth today 49c a yard, splendid line of colors, alteration sale price 36c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13
WRONG MAN HANGED.
Murderer, Pursued by Remorse, Con.
 fesses and Disappears.

Murderer, Pursued by RemoFse, Con.
 fesses and Disappears.
 MIN0T, N. b, Sept 13.-"When my lifeless body is found notify my moth- CT. Mrs. Catherine Herzig of Girard. o. The inclosed letter will reveal my iden- tity and the awful secret of my wretch ed life. I can endure 1t no longer"
 This note was found by Frank Eyer, who lives near Hidden Wood, this county. It was written by one of his harvest hands. In it the writer, who signed himself Charles Herzig. says:
 Dear Mir. Byer-Tn the early seven- ties Charles Sterling supposed tramp. was tried for the murder of Lizzie Grombacker, beautiful young wom- an, residing near Youngstown, in Ma honing county. O. He was convicted on circumstantial evidence and was hanged for the crime in the county jaII at Youngstown. Charles Sterling was an innocent man l am guilty of the murder of that young girl"
 Eyer and his neighbors have made a search without success for the body of Herzig.
 The murder of Lizzie Grombacker occurred in 1874. and Charles Sterling. a tramp. was hanged for 1t in 1877 aft CT two trials. Sterling maintained bis innocence to the end.
 The crime caused intense excitement through Ohio and this part of the coun- try. Miss Grombacker was about sev- enteen years old She was beautiful Her body was found in the bushes be- tween Youngstown and Poland with a veil tied tightly around the throat Charles Sterling. the tramp who was hanged for the crime. was convicted on eircumstsntial evidence.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13
Alteration Sale of Silks.
SOFT FINISH PEAU DE MESSA-
 LINE SILK

SOFT FINISH PEAU DE MESSA-
 LINE SILK. Full line of colors. 69c value, alter ation sale price 49c yd BLACK PEAU DE SOLE SILK. Regular price 69c, alteration sale price 4Sc yd BLACK AND CoLoRED TAFFETAS Full line of colors, including cream color and white, 69c value, an - extra special at alteration sale ,i, price ,,. 49e yd 36-INCH BLACK TAFFETA SILK. Heavy weight, lustrous finish, regular price S1 yard, altera- tion sale price 76c yd
 CORDUROY YELvETS. 23 inches wide, in a good assort- ment of colors, regular price 75c a yard, alteration sale price 56c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13
1 Alteration Sale of Lines and DOrneStiCs

Alteration Sale of Lines and DOmeStiCS BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK. A good 25 cents value, alterat ation sale price, IS cents a yard
 CREAM DAMASK. 60 inches wide, regular price 39c yard, alteration sale price
 29 cents yard PINCH BLEACHED DAMASK. Regular 75c quality, napkins to match, alteration sale price, 62c yd.
 ALL LINEN NAPKINS. Regular price $1-39 dozen, alter ation sale price
 TOILET TWILL TOWELING.
 Alteration sale special 334c yard LYNCH CRASH TOWELING. Regular price 8 cents yard, all teration sale price 51sc a yard BLEACHED ALL LINEN CRASH. Regular price 1211a cents.
 Alteration sale price 101bc a yard
 NAINS0OK CHECKS. Regular price cents,
 Alteration sale price 415c a yard BLEACHED PILLOW CASES, Size 45x36,
 Alteration sale price sac each UNBLEACHED SHEETS. Size T2X90, regular price 45 cents each. alteration sale price 36c each FENCED TURKEY RED TABLE
 COVERS. 124 size, regular price S1.00, al- teration sale price 79 cents each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13
BRYAN IS HONORED
Wish Him Bon Voyage at Ban- quet In Chicago.
"DEMOCRaCY VS. GENERALIZATION"
Eebraskan Selects It as His Text Tn Addressing 800 Guests at the Jeff ferson Club-Dunne on Munic-
 ipal 0wnership.

CHICAGO. Sept. 13.-wIlliam Jen- .- nings Bryan, soon to leave for a tour of the world. was the recipient of a q notable testimonial of esteem last night
 at banquet given in his honor by the s Jefferson club at their rooms, Ran dolph and Clark streets. Covers were laid for 300 guests, and among those
 present were Congressman II. T. z Rainey of Illinois, Ollie NJ. James of
 Kentucky, Mayor Edward F. Dunne
 of Chicago. Judge James E. Tarvin of
 Covington, Ky; Samuel Alschuler Of s Aurora. III; E. L. Masters. president { of the Jefferson club, Clarence S. Oar row and other Chicag0sns.
 z When Mir. Bryan rose to speak he was greeted with an enthusiastic de
 monstration. and 1t was some minutes , before the applause subsided sufficient
 iy to allow him to proceed. He spoke
 on "Democracy Versus Centraliza ton,
 his speech being in part as follows:
 The partial adoption by some of the - Eeprbiican leaders gf remedies proposed
 kr the Democratfc party make it 0ppor- -tuns tc draw a distinction between ths fsudsruAntal principles 0f Democracy and ssa rrincipiss cf those whO view subjects
 rf goverrrneat from a different stand roinf There are tUo forces constantly nt work iu every nation one force tend . irw fo bring the government nearer 10 ffa rsa,,rle and tre o-her tending to carry ~-le euvernr1anf from the people To go
 fftse farther back. Es nay start with
 rrouosiffon that there are but tTo theo-
 rfps Of Eorsrn-srt-oue tkat a govern
 rnrut is a thing created by the people for
 ffernaelwss This ts the theory which Is
 ernh.odied n our declaration uf i11e-
 rs~Srrre whIch declares that EoreTu-
 rseats derive thsir f1sa powerz from the rnrzenf af the s0vsrusd- LEs opposite
 kv he fsE Ep1u the many. SrcE gov errrerrs rsst o1 force Few # any gov erru@rts now known entirely EEe-1lsfT
 rfther risecrv. nezriT an f not al of tn-z
 rerrsaer1frw a cumrFgE1iss between the i've tkeo-ies. but "a syErv guvs--nsut
 fhere e fez1s1cV eftEsT i1 one direction
 cr fhe ofher IT we Ezy represent self
 EuTernUe1t ss ths 1aT ard an arbltrzrT
 ard Er~esu1zsstls Eu-sru-sr1 as the
 resent the tEtErhE The twilight that rrcoeeds tts daUn Ersd-allT b-lzhtsus frfs day Tk= rWilEEt that prsces1ss t1s rzFEt enzz t- GarEuszs Tt is very f-- r'rrsarr tk@refexe- that fhe tendency Of
 rsEaxnrnsEf sHsE be -uEzrE r1@ IEnr n
 nsznE the rws Eet I rscaEizs szzr it is
 rr4 d perfect 4l-szrat1lu hsEzuzs tEe
 dnwn always Eruws A-izh-sr. =Ele tne nfazes of nzwkz alN4TE E-uw 1zrksr- F1s- r<FAs the es1t<xz between Dezg-zry
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13
Salvation Army Banda

The instruments the Salvation Aruv bandsnen use, If put ct sn zvsrazs present value of five pounds. are esti- matsdsat Ess.5s5. The music for s.ch nan to De complete costs e1, IA d and the cost of the pouches ia rhlrh to csrTy usabls quantity of that uu- sic if put as I0w as fire shiIIInez earh means the outlay q E451s ne army'z band property. zking inso sc- oount tka Inzsrunsats. the masie. th. pourhsz. etc. represents about eroa- too.-T1f-BitA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13
Alteration Sale of WOmen's Gloves,
 LdCeS, NeCkWear, Etc.

 WOMEN'S TWo-CLASP BLACK
 KID GLOVES. Regular price 75c a pair, altera tion sale price 39c pair WOMEN'S TWO-CLASP WHITE
 SILK GLOVES. Double tips, regular price 75c a pair, alteration sale price 53c pair
 VAL LACES. An odd lot in good styles, altera- ton sale price Pc yd POINT vENIsE APPLIQUE LACES. Were soc a yard, alteration sale pSice 19c yi WOMEN'S ALL LINEN WHITE H. S. HANDKERCHIEFS. Regular price 25 cents each, al- iteration sale price 15 cents each WOMEN'S- EMBROIDERED TOP
 COLLARS. Regular price 9 cents each. all teration sale price 121a cents each WOMEN'S SILK HEMSTITCHED
 SCARFS. In cream color only, regular price 9 cents, alteration sale price,
 12lA cents each WOMEN'S CHEMISETTES. Lace or embroidery trimmed, reg ular price 9 cents, alteration sale price, 1211a cents each WOMEN'S WASH STOCK COL .... ..-. .s LARS. Regular price 9 cents each, al- teration sale price. 12lIc each WoMEN'S WHITE COAT SETS. Regular price 9S cents.
 Alteration sale price 59c set 5-INCH MESSALINE RIBBONS. In blue, nile green, red and pink. regular price 25 cents, altera- ton sale price, 12ia cents a yd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13

MEMS S1 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. In madras, of medium and dark shades, and light corded Pe- hangs in dots and stripes, altera- tion sale price Toe each ODD LOT OF MEMS COLLARS. Mostly in standing shapes, regular price ? for 25c, alteration sale price 1c each, 10c dog MEMS MEDIUM WEIGHT WOOL
 UNDERWEAR. Just right for fall wear, regular price 75c, alteration sale price
 Gle each MEMS ELASTIC ARM BANDS. Adjustable sizes, all colors, regu- lar price 10c pair, alteration sale price 7c pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13

a confidential natter" the witness an- Ewered.
 T will say nothing further for the committee until we have considered the matter together" continued Mir. Rogers, but I must say that person ally am not satisfied with your answer, especially in view of the declaration of the New York Life Insurance company in various statements it has sent out that it would give full information re- garding all it's affairs"