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JASS BAND
very Stable Blues. Fox
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. Dixieland Jass Band.
One Step. '
Poor Butterfly
'Allah’s Holiday.
, NNELLY’S
, Now '
_ the Time to Consider
ring Your Home
all its—Phone r446
A. RL’DUER‘ .
‘9 Main St. So. Norwalk.
”1 added attraction to Pai-
t vaudeville—“Patriotic Tab~
lecturing seven pretty girls.
hight. . , l.
s Fowler. w. n. (2., No. 15,
' meeting this evening. All
should attend, as a report of
_-t convention will be read“.
notion sale of trimmed hats, $4
' 36 hats reduced to $2.75 and
dersou, 10 Union street.
is was entered in the case of
in Stamford for violation of
otor vehicle law by Otlicer Van
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{and Mrs. A. ‘E. Beebe arrived
may afternoon‘from (‘ity Island,
i. lev. Beebe is tlte new pastor
Norwalli M. E. church. and be
t. cted . the prayer meeting last
{tn ‘8. ‘Hart in “The (inn Fight-
1tthe ’TRegent tomorrow.
J eating of the Red Cross unit
«taste have been held yester-
noon at the South Norwall:
. tional church was‘postponed
(‘1 1y because of the inclement
large. concerns _thal have
bvoting their energies to the
n' of munitions in this coun-
field to have begun to realize
' one they pay more attention
911‘ regular lines—411 times of
mpetitors who have
so Strongly for munitions will
blng oil business that other-
_lght have gone to them.
5. Hart in “The. Gun Fight,-
. he Regent tomorrow.
Hinds,_ of Summit avenue, is
sent from his duties in the
00d Manufacturing Company’s
n‘Day street. on account of an
it a week ago. 'Mr. Hinds was
as a big drop press when the
‘ caught the two middle flu-
his left. hand. and badly
them. He was given first
intent in the office of the com-
and Dr. Sullivan was called to
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“Greatgwmte Way” of New
York to see the right clothes.
We’ve done it for you, and
the correct styles are right
here in our shop, the latest
ideas of men’s wear.
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“and the nuanc- true hit-t. rant-6‘
negated by Column :
“not aim to Romance, l
None at th» “marines «invited
would discuss the whom he
story yesterday. It was point“! our
tiztt Lyn-r has a genial habit of brag-l
radociu‘ and that this habit caused
his downfall in thc Iitst intone. His
wild tales after his first arrest lead
his former German stimulator to
throw him over. perhaps in solide-
fense. and it was they who really
furnished the evidence on which he
was convicted of bigamy. Also the
query was aslttd why and how these
unnamed German agents proposed to
mt {Mu-III! when II! «lanai; ‘aw
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103 Cedar St.
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nusrumv nonhuman-units; ..
ems rauru noun. use lb. tuck .........
5ib.uck.... ¢§
nee-Olnflllculolq-coo-AI ................
“TEXAS” sun noun
TORI Star Flour will ° tisf .
er brand of “Out on the mm,“ mmrdl; “332::- than a“? 03!-
smuggle President Wilson into Mexi- .. T
’Some extreme models for co, granting that an abduction might ’ Texas Star Flour, 34% lb. CORGI Eek . ........... S]. 0 1'
Young men, lively Patterns, '3‘“ in)?“ 935”“? 0"" 3‘ m". .Vm' exas St“ Flour, 7 lb. “on” “Ck ------------------- ““4 5'
_ . tune when every yard of the Mexican Texas Star Flour, 3% lb cotton sack
snappy colors and just a bit £r0ntier was lined with American ¥ ' --------------- 25¢ g.
ultra in fit. troops. in short. it was believed tha' . , W 31 ' -—. v
, Lynar. growing tired at his stay in ’ LUX. ' '
i R & S , awn“, had concoct“, I ”w. and ,1: Per package 9c FlllBSt Butler In Nor walk per lb 450 "course on ELBOW MACARONI 9
, s 7 1 [novel plea for rcicuSc. """ """""" Pg.- acka .......... .
l ogefa te‘ en) ’ Among those named as being ciosc- Q compound Lard - er lb 19 [3 0e ........... 9c M
‘50 Norwalk NOl'Walk iy in touch with the situation Wt‘l‘e i; BYXBEE’S ROYAL SHOE POLlSH . p ' c "'-
' I’ltlt‘dotle G. Lewis, .t‘omiasioncr of .‘ '
-_ ,_,._... --. _,C0rrmi0m Guy stun. Hwy notice I Per bottle ........................ ac StHClly FieSh Eggs _ ('02 380 COTTOLENE
.- -._. Commission”. mung Cam. Tunm. ,x, 1 lb. 10 oz. can........ ........... 34c
Company A’ 0! the uuxiiini'y ponmniof ’ilt} “bomb squad" and several in
latttcr's stuff. Judge linsalsky of
embiy Hall, in Wall street, lliiL.v"‘ the’fichcrai Sessions, “‘110 M‘Illrflt't‘ll Ll“
ttlhomano, of South Norwalk. ar-I
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direction of Stewart Elliott.
company will drill agait,
lnight, in the saute hall,
-——Special added attraction to Pal-
. ace 5. act i’atiiltt‘villc——“l"atriot1c Tab-
leaux," featuring" seven pretty girls.
See it tonight.
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i By request the smoker which was
tto be given by the Trinity Young
Men's club last evening was post~
potted until next Tuesday night.
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ll ——Freslt limits, 22c 1b.; corned hams,
{220 lb. Charnok's market.
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ace 5- act vaudvniller-—~“i"alriotic Tah-
st-vcn pretty girls.
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See it tonight.
Charles Edward Bouton, who now
gives his place of residence as Dan-
bury. was arrested this morning by
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Sergeant Bryan Silk, for vagrancmi
and for peddling without a license.
Bottton is a man who has given the lo.
cal police considerable trouble in the
past. His most notorious perform-
ance in this city occurred some limo
{ago when. detected in stealing a horse,
he gave Officer Lockwood a severe
beating with a club. He has been tak-
ien into custody by the Norwalk police
imany tithes on charges of various na-
trues. He will be arraigned tomor-
row ‘morning before Judge Lockwood
in the uptown court.
this m not. fill . .
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I When. Max l.ymtr. also known as
:‘Count" Lytta.r-l.mtden, applied for
release on parole yesterday from the.
.prison where he is serving ’a sen-
ttcncc for biganty ,reprcscnlutives of
ithc Department of Justice opposed
the application. Judge Ros-.tlsky, in
gunuouncing that he would refuse the
application. said he had 'been told
Lynar made arrangements to seize
the president of the United States
held him for hostage and organize an
army for invasion of Canada. At the
end of his prison term here LVnar
will be taken to Newburgh, N. Y., for
trial on a charge of forgery.
The fantastic plot to kidnap Presi-
dent Wilson. spirit him across the.
border into Mexico and there hold
him as a hostage for the peace of this
hountry against ‘Germany. came to
light yesterday when it was announc-
,e.d that Max Lynar ,allas Max Lou-
idon, the confessed German stw and
iagent in this country. had nonlied to
gum authorities «to release him from
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‘nar following the latter'> conviction
‘for bigamy, also knctv the rough do.
tails of the scheme as told him by the
Department of (‘orrtctiou in fact.
it was Judge Itosaisliy who let the
first inkling of the plot come to liuht
He mentioned it from the bench yes
terday after a Conference with Cont
.tnissioncr Lewis. Capt. Tunney amt
‘Wiiliant Adams, an agent of the lie.
partmcnt of Justice. relative to L):-
t nar's plea for release nit parole.
Annealed to Gen. Scott.
i According to the story told, Lynn?
,itad recently begun to realize that
[his only hope for mercy lay in cast-
ing his fortunes with the American
authorities against his former iiSSOCi-t
‘ates. Ho then-fore wrote, through
1115 lawyer to Major-Gen. Scott, Chief
. of Stall, offering to complete .his”prcvl
lous confession and also to cooperat
with the Departmcnt of Justice and
the police in the future in running
down (lcrntan spies and propagandists
viii this country. provided he might
[ be released from prison. This letter
Mien. Scott turned over to Major-lien
<Wood at Governors island.
l Meanwhile Lynar had not to the
car of Commistoner Lewis through,
lthc. parole commissioner of the DU.
partment. The Commissioner inform
ed Deputy Police Commissioner Scull
land as a result one of Capt. ’l‘nnney‘s
'mcu went to the pentitentiary. Ly:
.‘uar gave a detailed confession. it is
guttdcrstood. regarding it‘s activities
with German agents in this country.»
lHis statements involved Capt. vou1
il‘apen, Boy-Ed and a number of otir
crs since deported m" arrested. -.
In the greater part of his state
mulls, upon investigation by detec-
tives, checked up acurutcly with the
facts already in the authorities hands.
The only item for which no verillca
lion has been found is the story of
the plot to seize the person of the
President. To this story. however,
.yuur sticks as persistently as to an)
of the others that have been partly,
As a result of this work the De-
pat‘tment of Correction made it known
to the Department of Jttsticc that it
was willing to parole Lynar if the
Federal authorities desired the Gog}
man's aid in their work. Since the
law requires that the consent of iht.‘
Judge. who sentenced a criminal shall
be obtained before. that criminal can
he released on parole lite matter was
taken before Judge Rosulsky several
days ago. and the latter was told in
detail of Lymir‘a confession,
.Cotnntissioner Lewis. Capt. Tunney
and Agent Atlanta visited the court
yesterday and a conference. was held.
At its
,mude the. -..lollowing announcement
ifrom the bench: '
i “i am told that this man Lynarl
,mnde arrangements to seize the per-
son of the President of the United
States, hold himyvt‘or hostage and or-I
gunize an army for the. invasion ofl
Canada. I do not believe such a man
should be allowed his liberty at the'
present time.” _ I
He announced that he had ordered
the pcrsans concerned to tile. docuv
plants with him showing thelr'reasnns
for asking or opposing the prisoner's
release.
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iserving a sentence for bigamy. Lynar- not respond “With the expected env.
{explained that he was eager to help tth-usiasm to his offer of assistance.
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UR DIMES FOR A,_ltis lflormer associates who plotted: .man had been ruined for fui‘ther‘use
. _ _ ‘ ‘with him against. the welfare of the -by the very actions of his former f‘el
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United States. lows who repudiate him. He‘certain-
According to Lynar, the plot'almostt 1v could.be of little help to American
assumed definite proportions. It was authorities at the present time. That
concocted last summer when the trio Federal authorities would prefer to'
firm with Metric" was at its halal" have him remain in thepenitentiaryl
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him. ' »
Inasmuch as the Department of "Cor-
rectlon‘s willingness to parole Lyuur.
was contingent only on the nost‘aibilitv
Friend Interest 3 .
cc yearlyyhe makes his visit' rewarding those who“
e‘d thriftily and deposited their savings. ‘How soon
t reward'you depends on how soon yougbecorne a de-
servlCe men'ii allowed at large, it
is doubtful now fithé. self-alleged‘s’pv
will gain freedom until his term‘en
mix-es. .. ' . » " -. fin
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Why not today}
where they can keep their eyes on
that he might be useful to. the secret, '
CHLORIDE OF LIME
Nickel size, 4c; dime Ilse .......... 8c
wan-.5 FOAM AMMONIA
100 MUII‘ ........................ 86
‘25c bottle ....................... zoc‘
Blue ' Jacket Brand California Sardines in. Tomato Sauce
A Truly Delicious Meal, Very Economical
1-2 lb. can 10c '
New Potatoes. seconds
Fancy California Oranges
Large Juicy Pineappics
St und Texas Onions
per pk 75c
doz 17¢
each 14c
per lb 10c
PURE CIDER VINEGAR
Per bottle ..... , .................. 9c ..
PURE HORSE RADISH .
Pcr bottle ........... . ............ 9c 'T
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POTTED MEATS
Renal-and, M lb. can 5::
Flex Brand, 1-2 lh. ca" ...... .......9c
CUDAHY’S POTTED CHICKEN
g
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. VERY LARGE MEATY PRUNES, per lb 15¢ GORTON BONELEss cortrtsn
Pel' lb. .......................... 18
EARLY JUNE PEAS, percan 12¢ c;
BEARDSLEY SHREDDED ‘CODFISH
POTTED TONGUEor DEVILED HAM ,.
”er a... .................. ....,.15c MAINE STYLE CORN. per can ................4 12¢ Per nuance --------- so
it we ' a 10:5: 9 l H h 22°00" stilcso BEEF BAKED BEANS
lte one are ........ c ere ey'a 1. b. can.- ......... 16c 2 192 oz. .
g White Rose, 1.2 in. atu.......‘.2ec Runkle'e 1.5 lb. oan..... ....... 8c 3 1.2 oz. {3 ..... '.. 111 ' """" 3c :31? cab" """""" Wm
R White Lil): 10c size ............ 80 i Sampson Gian Tumbler ..... .Te 7 0:. jar a: Sicilian oz. LBJ “““““ ‘ ..... 1;:
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Per package .......... 3c
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SLICED ‘
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Clover "leaf Brand llawlian Pine-
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be found in no other brand. Try a,
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The mson our .Got'ice Sales have
increased so tremendously, in because
our patrons realise that there is no
heat Coffee may be obtained for 23¢
per pound.
._ 23¢: per lb.
Formosa, Oolung, mixed or Ceylon.
This tea is sold for 60¢ per lb. Pos—
m that delicate fragrance and
flavor that distinguishes choice tea
Tea ......-
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The Very Best at the Lowest Prices in Town
. 35C per ID.
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ECONOMY
in.
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Extension window screens, 24 .
inches high " 29c
$1.59 Galvanized Infants' bath
tube at ,...$1.29‘
10¢: Thin Blown table tumblers
with engravedbetar design, 6
for 39c
31.35 size 7' galvanized, with-
boilers ..-..“::. sec
59:; 4-qt,_blue and white enam- '
reied saucepan: at» .....'..47c
25eGet-den no, hoe, rake and
shovel'_*_.......“......*.... 193.
25elRound bushel baikets 5190 - ‘
>75: Dustleee , floor mean with. ‘
‘ redipellehed 'handlel‘ ....‘490‘ Eff
7 $1.25 Reliable Alarm . clock. 98;: .
Dirkxffinlah‘ screen» doors, any
"Iatz'e'fi‘. ‘. . ,‘z‘. 4... ; t veins
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_ FoisHousehold Use-t
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"Haul for de‘eoratlng tubes-tot
"auctioneers; . (25¢ ‘ . . ‘
1' Saturday Specials. ‘
East Norwalk- Cash Grocery .
Telephone 743-3 ‘ Free Delivery
pt. size. Value $1.50 at. ..89e
19c Large size tin colanders 14c
390 Brown fibre \‘Iater pails, 29c
49c Round wire dish drainer:
37c .
Best Family Flounperliagnnuu... ...... 1.60
Gold Medal, Pillsbury’s or Jones’ Flour, per bag $1.70
Pure ~Lard,lper1b. 25¢ .
Butter, the finest creamery, per lb. . 46¢
T Our Fresh Roasted Carlee, per lb. 2%¢
Selected Mixed Tea, perjb. . .... '2. ¢
Kellogg’s Com‘vFlakes or Post Toasties cut to 8¢
Cream.Corn Starch 2 pkgs.15¢
Smokedu_Shouldets, lean and tender, 21 lb. . . . . . . .t 22129
'erreshEggsrper dozen .. 3
_ .Fancy HCad RiCC IOOOOInoolitiicthI-Onoleueec- 4le. 25¢
, . ; ..Parlor.Matches;..“.‘. ..... 3 five cent boxes cut to find
.,..'Sw1ft"s~Premium Oleo. am. 28¢
Dunharn’s pecamut, txoc pkg. cut to 8¢t
Pure :Cloeoaineguart‘jan cutto \ 23¢
wFancy Seeded Raisins, 3 pkg. . 12¢,
Old. Dutch 01m .-....?....‘.. . . . '2 cans 15¢
' Gnnmatod SW”..'.'Q‘-....s;......‘. . . - . 1.2%“)3. 25¢
Jell-O or Tryphosag.....‘.....;......... 3‘ pkgs. 25¢
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59c Good size galvanized nar-
bage eons" 49c
25c Liquid Veneer at ......19c
350 Heavy rattan carpet beat-
: er: . 25c.
Mendelswtll mend pets, pans,
water bottles, etc.‘ ..10e pkge ,
75c cocotidoor mats, size 14124
It ’ 59c ‘
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.‘pllufl to-wlndm, Wind .Ihiedg:
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Wood coit‘ltannere,3 for ”1091 -
25c stove polishing brushes 19c
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Norwalk Chronicler