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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
New York Markess.

FLoUR-Dull and unchanged: Mime. sota patents, t4q iS: winter straights. n.ogs@ winter extras. sasoas: winter
 .wHEAT-Lighter receipts. strength ia the northwest. steady cables and light ofs ferinEs caused wheat to advance hc. dur. ing the early session: May. sa l-l6Gs2isc. 23c.; frsts. zS431c.; seconds. 2sd7sc.: held, extras, 3oc.; firsts. znsSc.: seconds 2tG Nc: renovated. extras. 23na2tc.; firsts, d E,zc. packing stock. No. l. a,t91c.. No.
 cHEEsE-state. full cream. small and large. September. fancy. Nhc.: October, best. i5i4dltc.. winter made. small. aver age best. lssA9isc.; good to prime. i.x0 half skins. sAgioc. part skims prime, S8 sizc.; fair to good. st167hc.
 EGGS-Fresh gathered. extras. per dos en: 3c;: nearby fresh gathered. firsts 10
 TALLow-Firm: city. ssc.: country. eS
 Hxr-Flrm; shipping. sasc.: good ss
 sTRAW-sieady. long rye, ss7oc.
 sEANs-Quiet. marrow. tzN: medium. q sz,zgiss' pea. a@isslS; red kidney.
 w06L-steady; domestic fleece. xaue.
 HoPs-steady. state. common to choice iss. ls13e-. lSS. su1ic-: Pacific coast. iss. I5ulse.: let. io4i3c.
 PoTAToEs-Barely steady: Pennsyiva- and sssisrn. do. ssasec.: do,. fair to sood. @ do. soHEc.
 LIVE PoULTHY-steadya and in fair de- , .nd essss. sGs isSa ini os s.sc. 5c.''sr: sre g geese. ftdise.: turkeys, 11al4c-
 DRESSED POULTRY = Steady and fn fair demand. fowls. choice. 1rxdi3c. do fair to good. 11GI1c.: old roosfers. s,<<7Sr. nearby chickens. l4c1sc.s western. do. fI6 1sc-. turkeys. nearby. choice to fancy, is8 i7c.: do. western do. 1sdi-c.: fair te good. do. 1e7ile.s ducks. nearby. 1s614c. western. do-. nfi3c-s geese. do. ieSf1ai western. do. sGfoc-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
Recommended Mu.u,e. and G.s,.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 9.--In answer to suit for S5O.OO0 damages for libel filed some time ago by Colonel ]. H. Estell of the Savannah Morning News against the Atlanta Journal the latter paper filed counter suit against the Morning News for alleged libelous art. cles, the total asked being S4.4S2,5OO One complaint is brought against a special dispatch from Podunk. Ga, de claring that a poll of citizens had de. cided that the Journal and the Consti- tuition should wear dog muzzles and be gagged with corncobs until the end of the political race.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
PLOT TO KILL OFFICERS.
Assailant of Captain Macklln Maker
 Startling Confession.


 OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Jan. o. A message from Fort Reno states that during the examination of Corporal Knowles. colored. charged with shoot ing Captain Macklin on the night of Dec. 2l, it was developed that there was plot to murder every white offi- cer at the post.
 Knowles was arrested after a long and hard search. The officers hunting for him had n corporal's uniform coat. and in one arm was hole that might have been made by bullet. The night Captain Macklin was shot his assallant is thought to have handled his weapon carelessly and to have shot himself as we'll as the captain. who was wounded in the face.
 When Knowles was arrested he had . wound in his arm which fitted with the hole in his coat sleeve. He said that he had snagged himself on a nail. Captain Macklin said that he believed Knowles to he the man who shot him. Aough he did not positively identify him.
 He said the prisoner corresponded to the man who assailed him in build. voice and general appearance.
 It has been believed all along that the man who attempted to assassinate the captain was actuated by revenge horartaa s.f ff.a raru,xu.,-fll. .R.s- .a the resultant dismissal of the negro companies of the Twenty-nfth regi- ment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
Girl. Had m Ocean Din.

ASBURY PARK, \. l., Jan. 9.-Miss Leah Ten Broeck. daughter of the late Mayor Frank L. Ten Broeck. opened the winter bathing season in Asbury Park. With Mrs. c. Foster Sandford, wife of a football coach of Yale and Columbia, she tripped down to the ocean in a white flannel costume and plunged into the surf. Mrs. Sandford. similarly attired. followed her. The two remained for half an hour in the water and seemed to enjoy 1t.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
Dreadnousht vii Cruise to Trinidad

Dreadnought Will Cruise to Trinidad
 LONDON, Jan. 9.-The British bat tleship Dreadnought is about to make a notable cruise across the Atlantic. which will take her to West Indian wa ters at about the time Rear Admiral Evans squadron will be in the same vicinity, thus affording the American officers a possible opportunity to see the latest marvel in naval architecture. The purpose of the cruise is to test the seawOrthiness of the battleship during the worst of the Atlantic season and also to test her batteries under adverse sea conditions. The Dreadnought left England for Gibraltar last night. whence she will sail Jan. 26 for Trini- dad. The admiralty allows eight days for the ocean trip.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
Governor HuEhe. want. to Know.

B ALBANY. \. T.. Jan 9.-Govern,r Hughes took the, first step in the way of an investigation of conditions. past and present. in the executive depart ments of the state government when he sent to the new state comptroller. Martin H. Glynn. letter asking for a detailed statement of expenditures dur ing the past ten years in connection with the collection of the transfer tax on estates of deredents. whether for counsel fees or otherwise
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
M.rlboroush, Agree to separate.

LONDON. Jan 9.-All possibility of a reconciliation between the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough was removed when a legal deed of separation was signed in the presence of their attor- neys here. The duke was forced to give way to his wife on every poirn. The two children will he in the care o; the duchess, their father holding the privilege of seeing them whenever he wishes. The duchess os a daughter of W. K. Vanderbilt of New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09

WOMEN'S MUSLIN SHOnT SKlRTS-Finished with H. s. hem and embroidered ruf1e,
 worth 75c. White sale price
 ......... .............. 40c each WOMEN'S MUSLIN SHORT
 SKIRTS-With umbrella founce :. Of fine tucks, worth 75c. White
 sale price r.............. 49c each WOMEN's NAINsOOK SHORT SKIRTS - Trimmed with two rows of val insertion and edge,
 regular 98c value. White sale price ......... .......... 75c each WOMEN'S NAINSOOK SHORT SKIRTS-Trimmed with cluster
 tucks, finished with lace edge,
 worth $1.OO. White sale price
 ...... .......... ....... 79c each WOMEN'S NAINSOOK SHORT SKIRTS-Very full, fine tucks and finished with fine lawn edge, regular $1.OO value. White sale . price ......... ......... roc each WOMEN'S NAINSOOK SHORT SKlRTS-Made with very full f1ounce of lace insertion and tucks, worth $1.25. White sale price ....... ............ 98c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
y... .. H.yr.r Give. . vuI.s..

ASHEvIILE. \. C.. Jan 9-John s. Huyler. the New York millionaire of candy fame. has transferred to the Presbyterian synod the village of Mont real The synod will carry out on . very large scsIe the plsns proposed by Mfr HuyIer and his religious cowork- ers for anofher Chzufsuqus- Among Nr. HuyIer's associates are one of the wanamakezs and ofher millionaire re- Egiou wo<herA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
Want curfey For p,.y,e.,s

PLAINFIELD. \. |. Jan. s.-Assert. ing that the street roaming habit is too prevalent among the boys and girls. the W. C. T. T.. here has asked Mayor Charles J. Fisk to secure the passage of a curfew law. Mrs. T. H Tomlin- son. president. and Mrs. Elizabeth Parse. secretary of the organization. were in consultation win the exe-.u- tive, who favors the movement.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
Dancing Girl wn. a Boy.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. a-For five years Joseph Tediar. youth twenty years old. has appeared fin various parts of this city and vicinity alternately as i girl and boy. He has been a cook. a chore boy. housemaid, a grocery boy. a cash girl. a stable boy and even mas queraded as a dancing girl on the Pike at the worlds fair. Teddar has been placed in institutions for waywarI girls several times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09

Panic ImpossfbIe When Crfbs Are Full
 WASHINGTON. Jan. & Senator Clark of Montana. reputed next to Rockefeller the richest man in Amer ica. owner of railroads. mines and most of Montana. is an optlmist The sena- tor doesn't believe. with MT. Rockefei- Ter. that the country is in bad way. "There is no possible reason for appre- hension about the country's outlook" !" said the senator when asked his views You can't get panic when the cribs are full to overfowing."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
L.r,-r. w.n, ,e rt.a -Erl.. '

COLUMBUS. O.. Jan. o.-AdmlnIstra- tors of James W. Riley, a wealthy old lawyer. who died at East Liverpool. O.. recently. leaving an estate of si0o. Oo0 and no eIew to 6 living relative. are advertising for one Ella" who was evidently once a sweetheart of the lawyer and whose picture. with some tender letters signed only "Ella," was found among his lawbooks
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
p,,chos ,o .u~rr-a wiI.op.

WASHINGTON. Jan. g-One more change in the Roosevelt cabinet Is scheduled by the politicians fo take place on March 1. whe7 Secretary Shaw of the treasury and Secretary Hitchcock of the interior are to retire Secretary James Wilson of the depart ulent of agriculture. it is said will be succeeded by GEford Pinchef, new chief of the bureau of forestry.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
want. Paterson aiaermeu Indicted.

PATERSON. V. l.. Jan. Q A re- quest that the board of aldermen of this city he indicted for failure to en- force the liquor laws was made to the grand jury by Judge Pitney in the Passaic county court In his charge Judge Pitney said that the members of the grand jury would he derelicf in their duty if they did not return such indictments
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
SLAYDEN ON AFFRAY
Texan In Congress Scores
 Colored Troops.
vIRCIyIAy STANDS BY PRESIDENT.
Conpromise May Be Reached In Dis- pate over Brownsville Shooting Case Dismissals by Senate
 Investfgation on Spot.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-An echo of the Brownsville assault by negro sol diers of the Twenty y-fifth infantry was heard in the house when Representa- tive Slayden (Texl told anew and with considerable detail the story of that August night of last year when the colored troops, as alleged. shot up" the town of Brownsville, in his state
 Incident to the story of the shooting and defense of the citizens of Browns vile MT. Slayden devoted much of his time to a careful analysis of the condi- tons of the white and black races and said that race prejudice was at the bot tom of the assault
 'In the history of the negro troops in the United States" said MT. Slayden. ''one finds many chapters that tell of violent breaches of discipline. of riot ous and mutinous conduct. of murder and race hostility"
 In declaring the negro race to be un- fit for American soldiers the Texas congressman said he had in view only thS tAAtAAurthntrs VA tArtA rtifANc- AAC did not impeach their physical courage
 Mfr. Slayden traced the history of the Twenty fifth infantry and said that k had "a particularly vicious record" ond. going into particulars. he said that while stationed at Fort Meade. 6. D.. in the summer os Iss5 a corporal of that regiment murdered a citizen. and the people of the community iynched the murderer. About three weeks after the Iynching fifteen or twenty negro soldiers raided and '-shot up the town of Sturxis. which Is only . mile and a haIf from the post
 In the senate. speaking on the Brownsville af1rzv. Senator Daniel tvsl ridiculed the suggestion which. he said. had been uysteriously hinted at. that the people of Brownsville shot up their ovn town in order to bring reproach on the cclored soldiers-
 -In all the southern outages I have ever heard Of continued Mr. Daniel this is the first time that the human mind has been distorted into the suz- eestion that q southern town hsd shot up itself If this hsd heen . white company. whether from Connecticut or Virginia. we would have had nc public nesfi1g oa the sab5ect 10 s~nops
 Az. EFT
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
nas~haII P1arer Mrda

PLATTSBURG. V. T., Jan g.-PhfI- ip Lewis. shortstop of the Brooklyn National league team. was married on Friday. Dec- 2s last. 10 Miss A Ron cite Baker. daughter of Alderman Ned Baker of this cty. Lewis played on the Plsttsburg bell team In 1904 and on the Baltimore Eastern league team in 1sDs Lsst summer he joined the Brookfvns
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
er~-.ses cAns,s p.Sy.

CHICAGO. Jan e-CharIes Peterson. . laborer. was srTsigned in court here on charge of having cremated the corpse cf his chsh h fozndry where he wss employed The child died six days seo. ard Peferson was vfthous suneiest fnds b sive it prsp~ busat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
xeEwe. Home Wrecked sy Erpu.si..

PrNxsrTAwNEY. Pa. Jan. o. James McEweu. his wife and two daughters were injured and their home was partially destroyed by an explo- sion of natural xss. Mrs McEwen de tected q strong odor of gns in the house when she arose and struck c match to ind the leak.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
Ts Bay ssev~.se.-s H..e.

HONOLULU. Jan- s.-It is stated that the German government has au- tl7orized Governor Solf of German Sa noa to purchase the former bone Of Robert Louis stevensoa st vsIIima fos . esvemR4f reufdenes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
JANUARY WHITE SALE OF Wo. MEMS CORSET COVERS.

'WOMEN'S MUSLIN CORSET COVERS-On high neck or V neck, tight fitting, worth 19c. White sale price ...... F 1-2c each WOMEN'S MARGUERITE COR SET cOVERS-Finished with H. S. Lawn ruffle, worth 19c. White saie price ..... ..... 121-2c each WOMEN'S MARGUERITE COR. SET COVERS - Finished with cambric4 edge or with lace inser- ton and beading and ribbon, 33c values. White sale price 23c each WOMEN's MARGUERITE CoR- SET COVERS-Sqnare neck. ver- tical tucks. neck finished with II. S. ruffies, 35c value. White sale price ......... ...... 23c each WOMEN'S MARGUERITE COR SET COvERS-Trmmed with double row of insertion beading and ribbon or finished with II. <. lawn bands and colored ribbons. 39c values. White sale price MARGUERITE CORSET COv- ERS-With three rows of inser- tion back and front and beading and baby ribbon. 59c values. White sale price ....... 39c each MARGUERITE CORSET GOV ERS-Square neck, 3 rows of heavy torchon insertion, and beading and ribbons. regular I5c value. White sale price 49c each Other styles all of them special values for this sale 9Sc up to S2.I5 each.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
JANUARY WHITE SALE OF WOMEN'S CHEMISES.

CHEMISTS WITH LACE YOKE
 Made of fine quality o< lory
 cloth, worth 75c. White sale price ......... ........ 49c each CHEMISTS SKIRT LENGTH Finished with II. x. rutfle, worth
 19c. Whit, sale price :. 49c. each CHEMISTS - SKIRT LENGTH
 Neck finished with lawn insertion
 beading and ribbon, worth $1.25.
 White sale price ........ soc each CHEMISES-Skirt trimmed with ducks and insertion, finished with
 val edge, worth $1.25. White sale
 price ................... 9Sc each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
Iar. sterH Nsrhet..

CATTLE-suppiy light. msrket stesavs chosce. Sssh. prime. G-&6S5: vel
 HOGs-Recefpts light. market acfsvs snH htxh<r. prime keevIes. EE3ST. n,e-l5- unns and heavy rorkers. &8. lIght YcrH- eSs ard p1gs. ESFS E, rozsts. Eak
 market steady. prime wethers- xN6k Fl c1l8 ard rs----- EHr- s--7s--. E6-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09

tney were stored. at 2 o'clock in the morning and finally succeeded in gain ing access at daylight.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
closinx Stock Quot.,ion,.

Money on call steady at sge,s per cent; prime mercantile paper. 66sh per cent; exchanges. s55. .sls. 1sS: balances Sl4. .oss. .s2s.
 Closing prices:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09

Dewifts Kidney and Bladder PI1s drives the poison from the body. A q cent box hold q weeks trestu<nt. eosd by H. w. Lske Dvue Co. yo A. enith sB Dsnk sfrssG DrssklyA i.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09

FIowers Adsrsed so Water.
 The forsstnsnot. marsh marfeold and vafer-lily live longer fn water than almost any ether Howefk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09

All fine linen, regular price 14c a yard. White Sale Price lie yard CHECKED GLASS TOWELING. is inches wide, regular price 14c yard
 White Sale Price lie yard LARGE SIZE HEM HtCK TOWELS. Regular price He. White Sale Price 8 1-3c each HEMsTITCHED HUCK TOWELS. Regular price 15c. White Sale Price II 1sc each |BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS. Regular price lie each. White Sale Price Sc each |BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS. Regular price 14c each. White Sale Price II F c each |BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELING. Regular price 17c each. F. White Sale Price 14c each LARGE SIZE TURKISH TOWELS. Full bleached, regular price 25c. White Sale Price 19c each HEMSTITCHED BUREAU SCARF ING. .. Sold by the yard, regular price 15c. White Sale Price Sc a yard JANUARY WHITE SALE OF WHITE GOODS. WHITE MERCERIZED WAIsTINGs. All new patterns, beautiful goods,
 regular price 29c and 33c, a yard.
 White Sale Price 24c yard WHITE MERCERIZED MADRAS
 AND CHEVIOT WAISTINGS. - Price 21c and 25c. .
 White Sale Price 17c yard FANCY MERCERIzED WHITE
 WAISTINGS.
 In pretty styles. regular price 1sc
 yard.
 White Sale Price 15c yard WHITE DOTTED SWISS. An extra good 25c quality.
 White Sale Price 17c a yard WHITE CHECKED DIMITY. 30 inches wide, regular 21c qual-
 ity.
 White Sale Price IA kc a yard JANUARY WHITE SALE OF READY MADE SHEETS AND PIL. LOW CASES.
 BLEACHED SHEETS. Size 72x90. regular price soc each.
 White Sale Price 42c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
JANUARY WHITE SALE OF BED SPREADS.

FULL SIZE HEMMED CROCHET BED SPREADS-Regular price Sl.2o each. White sale price 97c each.
 FULL SIZE HEMMED CROCHET BED SPREADS-New patterns. our regular S1.39 spread. White sale price ............. $1.1O each FRlNGER MARSEILLES BED SfREADS-Fnll size. regular price $1.9s. White sale price SITS each SOMETHING NEW IN BED SPREADS-An extra fine Caul- ity satin. Marseilles bed spreads. with scalloped edges and cut corners. a pretty spread and fine quality. Regular price S4.50,
 White sale price .... S3.Sg each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
OUR JANUARY WHITE SALE

.s JANUARY WHITE SALE OF TABLE LINENS. HALF BLEACHED DAMAsK. 60 inches wide. heavy weight. reg ular price 621sc a yard.
 White Sale Price 4sc yard HALF BLEACHED DAMASK. 60 inches wide. regular price 59c.
 White Sale Price 44c yard | BLEACHED DAMAsK.. All linen, regular price 59c.
 White Sale Price 44c yard BLEACHED DAMAsK. 70 inches wide, fine quality heavy weight, regular price S5c and an extra good value at that price.
 White Sale Price 75c yard BLEACHED DAMAsK. Regular price 33c.
 White Sale Price 23c 72 IN. ALL PURE LINEN BLEACH ED DAMASK. Good patterns, fine cloth, regular price 79c a yard.
 White Sale Price 69c yard EXTRA HEAVY SILVER BLEACH < DAMASK.
 Full 72 inches wide, all in the newest patterns, regular price $1.10 yard. White Sale Price S9c yard PATTERNS CLOTHS AND NAP KINS TO MATCH. Cloth 21s yards long, ? yarfs wide, napkins ss size, regular price $4.50.
 White Sale Price $3.75 a set HEMSTITCHED TABLE CLOTHS. 1h yards long, regular price $1.69.
 White Sale Price $1.25 each ALL LINEN NAPKINS. H size, regular price $1.S5 dog.
 White Sale Price $1.65 dog DINNER SIZE NAPKINS. All pure linen. heavy weight, reg ular price 8 dog.
 White Sale Price $2.50 dog
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09

JANUARY WHITE SALE OF woMEN's NIGHT GOWNS.
 WOMEN'S GOWNS - Made
 with high neck yoke of II.
 S. tucks, neck and sleeves
 finished with cambric edge,
 good 9Sc value. White sale
 price, each ......... .... 15c Y NECK G0WNS-Yoke of
 cluster tucks. neck and sleeve
 finished with cambric edge,
 regular 9Sc value. White sale
 price, each ............... s5c WOMEN'S GOWNS-Chemise
 style, made of good quality,
 cambric, finished with lawn
 ruf11e and cambric edge, reg
 ular S1.OO value. White sale
 price, each ...... ........ 75c WOMEN'S GOWNS - Square
 neck and long sleeves, yoke
 formed of insertion beading
 and ribbon. regular $1.o5
 value. White sale price, ca 9Sc WOMEN'S GOWNS-Slipover style short sleeve, trimmed with clus- ter tucks and insertion, regular $l.25 value. White sale price each ......... ....... w 9Sc WOMEN'S GOWNS-Round neck, short sleeves, trimmed with two rows of lawn insertion, beading and ribbon, good $1.39 value. White sale price ........ 9Sc each WOMEN'S SQUARE NECK GOWNS-Yoke of fine insertion, and beading, $1.50 value. White sale price .................. $1.25 WOMEN'S GOWNS-With high neck, long sleeves. trimmed with fine val lace and insertion, worth $1.59. White sale price .... $1.25 WOMEN'S GOWNS-Round neck. short sleeves, trimmed with fine lawn insertion and edge. S1.9S value. White sale price $1.49 each WOMEN'S GOWNS-Of soft finish muslin. low neck. short sleeves, handsomely trimmed with medal lions, lace insertion and large edge. regular $1.9S value. White sale price ............. S1.40 each Other Beautiful Styles of Gowns all of them at SPECIALLY SAVING PRICES for This White Sale. From ......... $1.49 to $4.9S each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09

CHEMISTS - With square neck
 formed of heavy lace and inser-
 tion. also trimmed skirt, worth
 $1.25. White sale price ;. 0Sc each CHEMISTS - With round neck.
 prettily trimmed with cluster of
 vertical tucks and insertion. also
 trimmed skirt, worth S1.9S' White
 sale price ..t.. ......... Sl.49 Several Other Big Values in These
 Garments from .... S1.40 to $3.5O
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
JANUARY WHITE SALE OF WOMEN'S DRAWERS,

WUMGN D UnA w GnO. WOMEN'S DRAWERS-Of good muslin with cambric H. s, ruffle, worth 25c. White sale price ......... ....... 19c each WOMEN'S DRAWERS -Of fine muslin. with lace edge and clus- ter tucks above, 39c value. White sale price ............. 25c pair WOMEN'S DRAWERS-With ruff fle of insertion and lace worth , 69c. White sale price !. 49c n pair WOMEN'S DRAWERS-Trimln with fine lawn ruffie, H. $. tucks in ruffie. worth 59c. White sale price ......... ......... 3Ic pair WONIEN'S DRAWERS-Made of nainsOok, wide ruffie of insertion, finished with lace edge. regular 9Sc value. White sale price 19c q pair.
 WOMEN'S DRAWERS-Of fine nainsook with wide umbrella ruffie, frmed of lace insertion, very dainty and pretty. regular 9Sc value. White sale price roc a pair.
 WOAIEN'S DRAWERS-Of nain- sock. made with umbrella rufile of cluny insertion. finished with wide edge. regular $1.25 value. White sale price ...... 9Sc q pair Other handsome styles from 9Sc to ......... ........... SPAS n pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09
JANUARY WHITE SALE OF
 WOMEN'S WHITE PETTICOATS.

JANUARY WHITE SALE OF CH W0MEN'S WHITE PETTICOATs. | WOMEN'S WHITE PETTICOATS Made with wide H. s. tucks,
 l full width skirt. lawn dust ruffie, OH worth $1.00 White sale price I ......... ........ ...... Toe each , WOMEN'S WHITE PETTICOATS : -Flounce of embroidery beading Sc, of H. s. tucks, 9Sc value. White ( sale price .......... 15c each
 WOMEN'S FINE LAWN PETTI- JAl COATS - Embroidered rlflle,
 beading of cluster .tucks, $1.25 WIG value. White sale price <. 9Sc each
 Wt WOMEN'S PETTICOATs - With T double ruffle of blind embroidery, ' worth $1.S9. White sale price i. ...... ........ ....... $1.49 each
 WC WOMEN'S PETTICOATS = Deep II ruff1e of fine embroidery beading f of narrow H. s. tncks. worth s $19S. White sale price $1.49 each t WoMEN's PETTICoATs Y With VA tlounce of openwork embroidery, < knee length, worth $2.50. White
 sale price ............. $1.9S each W1 WOMEN'S PETTICOATS - With !, founce of narrow val lace head- ing of beading and ribbon, $2.69
 value. White sale price ... $225 W( WOMEN'S PETTICOATS = Made G with wide fiouce of val lace and a insertion, lawn dust ruffle, worth n $3.9S. White sale price - $329 Other Styles, All Special Values VIC For Thls Sale from :. aSc to $5OO Il F,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-09

 gfu months h this Jan
 
 styles and prices with offered before  t fitting skmg quality attached to for pM Iii earindu dunng he