Porch Shades
. The finest and best
shades made ADDS A
,1 ROOM to your. home at
' a small outlay.
TILATOR and ' SELF.
it. .,
_OUAL/7Y HICHEJ'T- -34,PP/(£’J' lOWES'T
* Prices. 453.40 ti. $11530.
Made with a VEN-T
THANGING. fad-f colors:
‘ Sizes from 4 ft. to '123‘
. ‘33 3 , ‘ 3 3 3 3
Infants Needs
' painty Dresses, Slips and Gertrudes, both plain and rtriinmed.
1‘ cashmere and knitted Jackets.
. I I“...
{up Silk and‘Eiderdown Crib Quilts. ' '- gi'fifif’
carriage Robes, Pillows and Pillow-slips. ‘ " VS}?!
3 fitork Pants—plain and bloomer style. " "E i}
Embroidered Swiss, and Turkish Bibs. 3 ' "‘ ’ T 1’3“”
Shees, Ankle-ties, Bootee’s. . -, *2 gm!
'Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Baby-books, and Rattles. ;
.I. I. MALLETTE
Tel. 449.
3:2 Ifiusmoron s'r. sour; nonwm. 3
l
fi-‘ - I ‘ ’
E_~_V}$.> _,- a; 4.
‘f
“‘3. 3 3 I“ a,
i } -
1,5 t
'«, ”up \3 -7 ' gs.- ..
P ,
. it
. 9?);
L 1';
I u o >"
L ' " K. o
' .. ‘-
l. ,I
g E? . 3,
.r. 33 3 3 .. 3‘ 3 33 3333
4-er / - '
‘ if.“ \ '
I I i x“ c
J l
‘1 12 r I ‘ -
F”; ,
' , I I
.' a ‘
3 >“ 3 3
, . 3333 . 3 u
' ‘3; I -3- l
. ‘
5
3, WW“
iv!"
Bed With Sag—proof Springs
This -couch- bed is so skiLtully designed that a
child can convert it into a full size, luxurious
bed Without eflort. It has the Englander sag-
proof spring and is equipped With imperial
Casters and slides will not mar the
‘ ’ "i {fines-t floor' he: A-U‘uiifl g! . ‘
gevine Furniture Co.
_ mattress.
H
WOMEN PREFERRED
..'-,-—-3—
Took Place of Men During War: New
Preferred.
One man at least chooses women
life-savers in preference to men for
patrolling his beach That is Mr.
Gray manager of the park pools in
W. E. Longfellow, Life-Saving Expert
of the Red Cross, Mr. Gray declares
that since trying women at this Job
during war when the bronzed heroes
were abroad, he would rather have
them than men. -Many women are
now qualifying as life savers and
are getting the training for their
tests in the Y w. c. A. and school
pools throughout the country. The
tests which Y. W. C. A. instructors
train girls to pass include removing
lwaist, skirt and shoes while floating
in the water; breaking the grip of a
drowning person without the old
1 ‘iking-ln-the head method; towing a
Lady to shore in three diner-exit ways
and resuscitating why the newest
method. A figure from one of the
New York city Y. W C. A pools for
May shows the growing popularity of
swimming among city girls. Five
thousand four hundred individuals
used the pool in thirty days.
BRIDGEPORT DRAUGHTSMAN
SUICIDES.
BRIDGEPORT. July 14 .—Joseph
Ettinger, 30,11 draughtsman, commit-
ted suicide by hanging some time be
tween Saturday afternoon and yester-
day at his home here. His body was
discovered yesterday afternoon by
Deputy Sheri! S. M. Hawley, who
gained entrance to the house through
a window Edinger lived With his sis-
ter Mrs John McCathron. who was
absent on a motor trip. Eitinger
served in the A. E. F. during the war
and was shell-shooked.
...___.______.._._....____
. r
' ”j July Clearance Sale
‘ 11.1. out Bazaars India: 8 George ,
" ’ Novelty Voiles, OTgandies an? G tte
Also Waist: and Blouses. ;
Sk'itr’tlseridMiddies in all thenewmaterialssndthe
sann'
FARMERS GRE'T‘EISNG LOWER
’ RC
WASHINGTON, July 13 .—The level
crops decreased about 1.7 per cent.
are. On July 1, however, the report
farmers was still 20 per cent. higher
age.
insane .nsy 12.113;
__.....__._______
MARTIAL LAW IN TIEN TSIN.
Press) —-Martlal law has 3 _
claimed in Tien Tsin. Admiral ;
bert mum; commander of the Uni
St Louis, Missouri. According to Co]. 1
of prices paid farmers for principal 1
during June, said a report issued to- "
.day by: the Departinent of Agricult-
added; the index figure of prices paid _
manta. year ago, 37 per.- cent. higher ,'
3 than two ..years ago,- and 102.5 per ,
cent higher than the ten-year aver- ,
Stags Pacific squadrofi‘
I ~.
You must get to the Mill Bid Sale. 1 ' ‘ ‘ .. -' ~‘ '.
You can t afford not to! " . ~ ‘ ‘ " '
3 . If you had to walk a couple of iniles, you couldn' t affordsto
miss‘it ! ' .
i I
Why, there are such values here as you don’ t dream of
They are everywhere They include about everything you
want forwear.
2 There are hundreds of things for your home; other hundreds
for the children.
N 0 lack of fine things and lovely things for Summer wean 3
Golden sayings glow on
Slde, the yellow Mill End 3f
,i
are their fine Slgna
A8 Ll FEASAVERS Ci
W DRXGOODS 3m;
‘~‘\‘
-1 u.’—
They All Believe ‘in,
, 9 ' _Advertising
The' Wise Manufacturer Does. He has
_ seen advertising make his factory grow.
~ from rear-attic to city-block dimen-
sions. ' w ,. lumen-
The Wise Jobber Does. Try 'to stock
him on an unknown article and hear
- him say: ‘fliow about your advertis-
ins?” a - met
,‘The Wise Merchant Does. He has seen
the goods that moved slowly being to
move quickly when advertising brought
the customers' 111 legion. _ * : .t
The Wise Customer Does. He has com-
sued the safety. service and satisfac-
. tion found in advertised good with the
' 4 disappointments of unbranded. un-
known articles. ...4 - My.
33 , , ...:.
\
-_ i a '.3“‘"VI3 33
You cannot help behevmg in advertising.
You have had the same Opportunity 3to3
a.
O .
'rr- 1'" ‘ z .413?
33‘ . is -‘
.45 5 g, b .
‘. .” “a. .-.‘-.. .:.“h .34.: in...
‘ 3.,_.. m ”"4.
3 ~~w~~u ,,
i. 33 K\
‘I
I -3
-13.!”
.
“at
is
$1.3
J
fl.
3/
‘33 ‘f
4“; 3' l
2 '4 i',
pix-‘3‘ '}. V
t; ‘
1..
“t. l
I; .
‘5
Norwalk Chronicler