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l PURCHASE
i8 l'lll ll 35,00,000
of 110 Square Miles and Have
atlen of 27.“. Persons. Mostly
mieua Efforts to lay ls-
l u Ialltad—Of Great Strategic
l‘ Manes.
1 .
l‘lelsouissaidtobenego
tor the purchase 0! the Danhli
Indies. The price tentatively
.b upon is $5.011..l01l)
A truty between Denmark and the
mate- providing’ for the inn-
thethree little islanda in the
hasbeea dratted by Secretary
Lanaiug and Constantin Btuu.
3.. m minister here. .
lure measure) “have been
, m gust-autos consummation of
" an. which twlie before has been
tall by the opposition of the (lor-
government to acquisition of the
by the l nited States. The plan
it to put thI'Ollzll the s1hcme at once
‘h Germany is too busy fighting the
to interfere.
. the utmost set1re11y regarding the
n being observed. and it is
to seek simultaneous t-watilita
8*“ of the treaty by the Ameriutu
l
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Remember the second in the race
“will nosirs a one “mind and titty:
li'ollar Nisan Diamond Disc
'rnv To IDENTIFY RIVER wcrm i
STRATFORD, May 16. The author
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inn hearing the letters at the Ameri-
cani'aderstiondltahor. fished!
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BEWARE“
i The Heating 0 Plumbing (‘ompany
'has the contract to install plumbing
.. i
In...“ " ”‘H'HU‘H "on West Norwaik avenue tor Fred!
I KW.
The moment of Arias Hall. Madi
a” '“"“"" ' “Juw'm All] --------------- 1. non street. Will be wired by Fran!
Loi- -.~..-.........1i.8uUI°°|I Council. No. 1. 0. U. s it. s intro. for 11.11 on“. llr. Vincent Tito
» » DI! Ninety .................... 11 A KING. to store three cars will
7““ .............. m t»- erected 0] Belle island for air-1
I. P. 0. d A. ..... ..... 14. Ellen A. i. Browne. The cost will be
No.
H. l- Noelle has receiwd a permit
to wire for Herman Schiinrueriing.
. Fenwick street.
i
i
LOOK. LIKE l‘l’.
. "There are a great many demands
in. .f thll to“ are today making for aid for taritius 1auuosj
a. investigation in an enuti to him
my the body of a man about 7.1) \t‘lll
at age, which was taken
llulll
llia
Mic river late yesterday near
int. '
a
.n
Silk and Wool
Crepes
200 yards
for street and
afternoon dresses,
all fashionable
shades.
98¢
40 inches.‘
Easy Chairs for Men
overstuffed. with coverings
with full weltcd 1nshions
ions
Several different niO1l1ls
kind of chairs in which :1 mar
man likes to lounge and r1 st
Regular pri111 $35.00,
$29.00, sale price.
Solid Mahogany Rockers. dot
with tovcriiigs of l)1\l
lt‘atltcr. \Yt‘i‘t‘ $lll,‘1)(i and $I7.00
$13.50
.bts and the Danish parliament at a
altthtg. I
If lb tension of the islands he of
Pro-lien! Wilson will have hm '
all Words in the last titty years
_ . the peaceful extension of American
5. n and influence. lie already
”a mwlishml it protectorate over
[mm and n1 111 itei .1 p'iwcrtnl influ-
.‘es over Nicaragua by panhaso oft
-_ * lnteroceanlc catiiti right of way
4} Strategic Importance.
I “ he Danish West indies consist of
‘.s time small lslttnda of at. Crotx. st.
-. and St. John. aggregating 138
g~sre miles and possessing a popul-i- I
v“ of 27. 080 persons. mainly tree no
i” engaged in the cultivation o:
1s~lr cane The islands howowr uri-
mtegic importance, particulnrh iii
1 “not: to the Panama canal.‘
”Wilton of the islands by an
"' power would be regarded by .
gusty failed of ratification by the,
tale. Germany more sought to buy
1 islands and the Usitad States
Denmark against making the
In 1902 Secretary of State titty
parliament.
. 9.! contention built mucosa tlotks
St. Thomas. and it was reported
. .1 Germany was intent on gaining it
, behold in the group.
"Mullins roe sum up.
Garibaldi Wind Exploit.
Tunnel Dug Underneath.
According to the Milan correspond-
or the londoti Chronicle. It was the
- Garibaldi. now serving as an
I in the Alpini. who originated
'lh-ot culturing the summit of
file ltallnn advance into the Cor-
. ' under it and blowing the whole
thaeaplenhn. and the mine
m or In teas st blast-
" n sad dynamite. while the
was cursed with a massive shield
armor plate to noted! the‘
‘ m‘ammettsrtleem.
was «unnamed»
' cat11- Staten as a violation or 1111- I
“roe doctrine. This menate will he -
' Dew-rd negotiated the purchase orilue,
islands in mm for “notion. llttti
~0th the pundits: for $511111“)
the treaty was rejected by the l
t
.Wlthln the last few yearn a Ger-‘
1
' It lam. the lofty mountain liar» ‘
valley in the Dolomites. by tun. '
. also pernift it to be promptly ‘
Rockers with shaped slat liac
Large and roomy Armchairs.
of
Spanish leather. full spring stats,
up-
holstered backs. easy and Mum
and rtioim.fin1-attlomoliil1 seats
grade
litilli
Rockers and \ritit‘liairs, just the
y the plain and familiar wca
FOULARDS
Old liluc
Navy liluc
Black and
I)
Taupe anti grou nds
k with figures.
“Rather s 11m to he on the increase.
Yep. Etery dsy' ll lie tax day by and
KnYLVHM m7 ILEG
NONI.
WEIHISI
The 1hairinan ot the Norwalk Hos-
Presidentialjrlnury.
EHHILADELPHIA lay
ed.
wishes to remind all those Ibo havelda). The voters tor the first time are.
the strips tire to he recited on June dent I.
in. unless so he has been “New iai p intar.» but little llllt‘ir t is 1
I, asked by [In chairman w h0m|being taken in this, as iheie i> but
over on account of the summer col Ione name entered on oath or thei ..ii_.1
I my tickets.
Juisl tun weeks remain to Ill strip-1 .- - .
that m“: “I been NM The chair President \‘i tlsoii > lldllit‘ is ilil' nu .
“an would 8118395! to any “ho navel '1rte on the bemoctati ballot 1.1;.”
heae. that a little atternooin tea “here nor Iflfllflb ‘ LLBFUENUSI lb alone i i.
a: friends rould trim! air arisen me Republitan llt‘ltt-t and Allen lien
on s apiece or tea on e an a
ociai hour or a ten tables of bruit? ion 0' Yonkers, 5 ' ' “'0 hr
1, “ quarter oi a dollar apiece or “lie“, iaeeited the tiadaiist noiutiia
1n dozens ot your nice 1-ruli1is ur‘tiou for president hi 1 ieir 1.i1;iii.i 1.1i
wousimuts “w i “W “‘93 0" cake the Socialists M [be tuunu) “as the
any at your triends would gladly bu)
and you tould fill the strips in h small
exertion.
Unless all of the strips now
come i“ lull; WP cannot let” 0‘" president will reteiie a large stutter-
anihultiuu bought iui we shall have!
i . gt begging again. Do rally tor this
mil}
Ai1 'ht .
,f. .
puny tor president. it is
ill June first.
Turn back your strip to the person
I who salted you to till, she will forward‘
‘it with ofiiers to Mrs. George Betta
Ithe ballot.
The greatest interest is the ptimaryi '26.
'ccnters in the light the Republican
all strips with the record to
the itho national
‘ tund treasurer. Ira. H. P. Price.
convention.
01hr 33. m. Emit 11111111111111;
Emhltnhrb 1852'.
The May invitation Sale
Mates Srnatot.
Ulit 111'.
.,._.
‘ .
to the Republican, Democratic‘,
and i'iugiessive state conventions and
111) register their preferences tor the
Italy name piiu 1-11 on the ballot ot‘ that'presidential nominations. The delo
t-‘xptttedIglle! to the national conventions sili‘
out. that many at the other candidates tor be chosen at teh stats conventions.
1the Progressives meeting at Buillng
ing vote by means of stickers or vot- Iton on May 24, the Democrats in the
.1“ ”u“ and M us close the Chfll’lef era writing the 1andidates' names on same city on the following day and
Ithe Republicans at Montpelier on May
Well underway with its endless lines of economy for Shoppers
A World of Silk
A Riot of Gorgeous Novelties for Summer, as well as
Summer Dresses
Since the law requires that only
who keeps the strip register and then ;ill") for control of the delegation to names at avowed candidates for the
United piesidentlsl nomination can be printed
'w
‘mu-a-msuso-I- on um. the subs-subur-
tactioaa MtcmmthsIuosO-Iusedtodsysuast of
“cation to scum-haunt; Mdent Wilson in the Del-era
Vsasrs Take Pan for First Tia-s in a an.- Brumbaugh. had the mash; es-in. Vders are mitt-1i ‘0 “‘9'
while the Math hal- ls meters or to write in any its... not
16 —Pn‘ suppoiting delegates who have prom lsupporters of Theodore Roosetclt 1..Li1l
nary 0100.10“ !01’ 311901111081 Piltlea‘Iiwd to ~upport the popular (bone of ti Justice Charie~ E Hughes had; 1
IN Album Md WNW.“ 50“ 1MB“ Mlsylvsnia mime psitv in the slate for pleeldelll.
iiotli rleiuehln iii the 8911le pat
taken coin strips to fill. that all Oilparticipating in a pretenmial piesi t) have united in supporting Philandtt
Ham 3 large number ot rllt'lit‘h- ltr
d.stribution among Republican tout-1.
.—_————
Knox tor the mutt-anon d i “lied MAYOR HARSTROM TO CONDUCT
to suti't't‘tl Georgr "
A NILE “WI.
Wednesday, lay Hill, It 3:30
i'iuclt, in the Community Club room, it
t.»-
vormc m VERMONT PRIMARIES. Bill “Ml. hi" 0'1”“ w“
.tltiNTPflLll-‘Ji \1 kid) iii ‘11.... w‘iliconduetap'uhiic tonal. The sub-
.1i111..~ of \r-rlwiit unit» ”-1- lit-W I,” left Will be “001’ City Guam '
1.11.1 its- am 1.1.1: than... when The manta voids like tame yea-
«111i? 1.. 15.. pull: to choose deloi tions asked. it is hoped that all inela-
bers of the club will be present, and
will bring theirtriends.
MADE A “IDEN.
For days i hosed mud at horse.
Let business drop.
And now I should be hearing trcin
My radhh crop.
00M! RESIOTANCE.
"People are said to follow the line
of least resistance," began Stella.
“that doesn't apply to kissing,‘ do
ciared Vanessa. "The men like or
you to put up a small hlal.”
Corduro‘ys
( l1i\ 6
()id Rosc For Sports Clothes
.\l\rt11tit11n 85d
Biscuit
(lid Blue. . ..
.28 illL‘l’lfS‘ '
\Vildrose. ' '
:1.»
Laces .
A tempting' line for suiniiicr
frocks and ne‘gligecs.
Val Lace 5 and to cts.
Val Flouncing, 18 inches .25 eta.
M "'9',“ i 1:" Narrow Barnien Laces, 15 Sta.
Very Special. An odd lot ' 7 ' " ' x g ' Linen 1Clunies. rs and- as out.
i 1‘ A . . - Filct Laces 5m
\: for 3115935015 left from ‘9‘" Am“! "C” ' v‘ o‘ Carrick-ma-cross for summer-
' s l .
I ' ' " '-..).'iii. ‘7 " ' l frocks, ra to-socs.
nice material. Figured \ odes, «t ‘1 ‘ I Venice Edges. rs and as “cit.
lawns and a few Liticns. 83_’5 Cotton Nets
Fancy V oilcs
Lawn Stripes
Ditnities and
Cotton Crepes of
39¢ fine grade.
Former price $1.00.
Will?!" I"! T1 1
81.95
and
82.95
1 These Dresses were packed away in October. They
(are somewhat sailed from hanging, but all are washable,
altera-
ant: {Width “N" “(M looking and the woman who is able to make the slight
3'" ‘0'" ""3”." we 5” 75 stun Stripe Wash Silks 240 yards in exquisite com- . . . . .
ttons required for this season. shortening, etc, Will real-
$5-00 binations, white grounds and rainbow cif1tts . . .
. . no she ts getting good value, for many of these sold as
LiVingi-oom Rockers. high .
backs.sad1llc «cats oak or “1.1— 896' mg“ as $15.1».
htlgany 5'1"" “m 54- 75- Were $.00. 36 inches. Twenty-five Evening and Afternoon Dresses, of fancy
$3.50
Bras: Beds
Satin Stripe Wash Crepe. 200 yards. most attractive
for shirts and blouses.
81.29(
Three Specials for this Sale.
l'itic models. 4 fl.. (i. with 2- .
int‘li posts 5 iilling‘r rods ltcad “ ere $175
‘and foot, $9.50
\Vith (Oliillltlt)u< posts. 4 ft 6
six“. with “'3‘." ‘"°“"““ fiislflsv colored stripes iii vari‘ous widths.
15 so
Sizcs 4 it. 6 anti i it 6, either
|with 2- inch posts, 2 iiith hop rails
} and heavy ball ioints. extra ta-
818. 50
White Enameled Beds.
A line that will attract
liousckccpt rs. liaclt model
{1
properly -enamele1i and all brass
75¢
ll
its
distinct and somber black,
trimmings thoroughly lacquered.
All sizes. regular price
titagpic's father.
34, 51). for $3.50
$6.09. for $4.75
Continuous posts. fancy brass
rail.
Ve‘vet‘Rugs
in Ute practical and useful siz
'3‘. x 72. the dimension that fits
the
rose, green
iti so many places about
home in tan old
and olive brown cfl'mts. geomc
ric designs that are pleasing“ and
$6.75
weaves. and if perfect would be $3.00.
Navy Blue Taffeta
e.
One of the attractions
t- larly priced at $1.75,
“Jockey Club" and Gladiator Stripes.
Regularly sold at SLOO.
Black and White Jersey Cloth. Regular barred. vcry
Stunning for Sport Coats,
$1.50.
Slightly imperfect, which is unavoidable in
lace, satin and Crop dc Chine.
$5.00.
Very dainty,
Evening Dresses of Lace. Net and Ribbon, pretty
for dancing parties,
36 inches.
Pong’cc with
Especially for sports
and outing wear. very gay and pleasing,
Steel frames. no wood, tacks
" y S .1 i '
\1r) 9°C“, as permanent screen.
36 inches.
and the white flames like a
such Fiber Water Pails, 12 qts.,
of this Sale, yard wide, retin-
' : . ' 3!
$10.00.
Window Screens
Several sizes,
.' ”ill!
or screws. Can be used
1A..
32. 35. 39. 47 and 58 ct!»
Very special.
Bissell’s Crown Jewel Carpet Sweepers.
Pots’ Sad Irons, 3 to the set,
Perfect Gas Irons comp ictc with tube,
Family Scales, 24 lbs, platform top,
$2.19
$1.10
$1.75
01.10
“as eta.
Kitchenware. .1
Blue and white enamel. Aluminium
Earthenware. Gray banal.
at May Sale Prices.
All Odd Chiffonier
that will not clash with other fur-
nishings. $1.39." - .
Have sold at $3.00. ‘ is always “£0696-
szos sate Price. Women’s Neckwear W Chiffon”
. ‘ - ‘ ' 8031! Oak.
Phase see them. lhird fioor- Flat Dutdt Collars of White organdie, embroidered Medium sizes, $550
_ '_ . daintily. Large, $11.50
1 Tablr Glass Roll Collars of sirnalar' style, .5
~ 35 eta, 3 forSlm . .
éi¢dJe‘I_I“335‘5» :2: g: ‘ Embroidered Roll Collars. Were 25 cts. ’ 0“ Bureau 31d
1 CI' t I BSSCS I'- .. f
Thin Tumblers. etchedf ‘9 Ch. M3, Sale“ . "'CMfmf ‘
6 04 46c '_ , .1 , _ .
plain. ._ 5 for as: - . ' 11‘ 1'. '
Mk 0“.th 6 go, 3, ,5 veim M to vihin Sheraton models satin finish
Bell shaped Beer Glasss. ‘ ' 1 f . .. strong, handsome, from
60 ffor 35c In ,black..brown_‘ and tune. round ' mesh, excellent. . $30.“ to “5.00-
Fin er Bowls. or .- . .. , i. _ ‘ .4" ,
Lcn'ionade Classes o for soc ““9""2l9‘." ...., ' ' 1‘1 I I ’ . 'a-d . lshsgsny W SehWhSfl-OO.
‘ drags. a yard. . l g f l ..,, M my: 0:12.00 upto Itasca.
( . 1.. lg» -.{r“ . ‘i‘Cx. .
1' xzv-u Ii
I...
39cm.
1 i Net-Top Financing
18 inch. so eta, very special. 1
Embroideries
Cambric and Cmvcnt,.dees,
very neat and attractive, especial
values, to unit rs cts.
Peticoats Flouncings, 14-inch
25 us
Colored Embroidery Financing.
45 inch 59 cts., very special
White Organdic and Voile
Financing. 27 and 45 inch,
- 75¢. 951:. $1.00 min $1.25
Baby Fiotmcings, 27-inch,:
so and 59 ctr.
Main floor. l
Plain and Moire Tafietas, Warp
Prints. Novelty Moireia' with
checked edges. Satin stripes, in
, widths Sand 6 inches,
l
s
I 9 cu. . t'
Brocaded Warps in a fine asv
sortment of colorings, the needed
.‘ styles for girdles and fancy work,
widths 5 and 6 inc-hes,
45 eta.
[lanthtercliiefs
Plain hemstitched 17¢
Hemstitcl'ied with
hand embroidered _ 6
corner, for $1.00
y Colored Silk Novelties " l
' Pure linen with i
hind embroidered
corners,
Plain and hemstitchcd,
Armenian hand hemstitched,
Fancy Colored Novelties. 9c
39¢
Candy Section
“The. Treasure Chest," 9'
, ,- n: of most delectable sweets.-
Choice assorted Chocolates,
Gurmlrops of superior quality.
Marshmallows in. fruit paste.
etc“ a m" ".1 in a dainty box
which sells usually at 80c,
.‘Wbspeclslw
Norwalk Chronicler