i
“i5-
. Mi s cm m In our.
'09 en h “T
- onuiltul dress.
We!) men admit that.
_ ere continued, even cynios
“A bonnet or it“,
- remember. when fishing for
in: ’
- t ‘ {whine in your set. ”1'4
, ‘ post money and bonnet: tho.
“an the old than in debt.
‘ W the old man in debt.
Me {or him worry and fret.
his llutt‘s nice. but look out for
price,
‘t run the old men in debt.
‘ ' lwomsn'» desire to ire th lit
, ‘ m the Very m, rrust. MB
In!” supremacy cannot be bought
' do not not it on trust.
in ._ t to been the top of the heap.
. 7 there takes money. you bet!
W coat well of being is swell
~ run the old man in debt.
11 the old men in debt.
e for him worry and fret.
e you my tiy till it touches the
sky. .
don't run the old man in debt.
, . delight to go shopping, no doubt,
_ 'bbY of matron and mold,
Wu take pleasure in looking about
. ’ .' beautiful goods are displayed.
~ You see hernia! that you might do.
k, I
‘ f Purchase might close you regret.
, '15“! my goods that you do not require
. ‘ tl‘on’t run the old rush in debt.
‘ t run the old nun in debt,
Don’t nuke for him worry and fret.
the things that you need. but always
, take hood
I,“ don‘t run the old men in debt.
“' , 4' one may the love of nice things under-
'~ stood ~
underwear dainty and light,
{I ‘s the use 01 n diamond clasp on 3 band
Thhlwnys is hidden from sight?
"I moments that are concealed from the
. View
| m ‘1. let your uflections be set.
1' only the things that are useful to you,
And don‘t run the old man in debt.
, Don’t run the old men in debt.
, Don't mote {or him worry dud fret.
.1, Prey look out when you buy pretty things
' tbnt come high
And don’t run the old men in debt.
neighbors, of course. you myltry to out,
shine—
”! nihilism that‘s common to all.
no iron: the first that won nature's de-
. maybe it come with the (all.
. don‘t be by promptings of unity led,
? “over your wishes may set.
Ive had her failings, it cannot be said
> That she ever run Adorn in debt.
; Don't run the old mun in debt,
Don‘t make for him worry and fret,
Be stylish and guy if you‘re built in that
W832
But. don‘t run the old man in debt.
-—b‘osion Courier.
(ii-iiilig; at Um Heats.
AltOI‘ilt‘ij—le :il‘i‘ iiw )il‘l‘niili‘llt of the
Dazzling Sun (in; minpnny, :m‘ you lint?
Witni .s.~~l :m‘i.
“Now. >ll‘, fur the pimp-mi m“ grill!” n:
thcexzm inns in this l'.‘i~' i sum-unmullnl
i0 ywu ll’lliii it rm: 4 llll' mmpzmy lll‘l
thojfimnl irvi i r hintinfnrmrv gm."
ml'lm‘ sir. i»: :t inimrr of no mnrvrn iv
yoii_.,mnl um in,Iliiiigieiiinwilli this. Lama"
“ innit. mum immune.“
‘. 1m 1} l‘ my: in :m» w r. sir,"
y “in (‘Hiil'i-r-‘i-(Iuli‘ llvifl'il‘, it, is when»
lll y liv'i'ihriil‘j in ;,‘_‘l'i iln‘ ll}.ill'i‘.‘.
U (‘uiu‘im'i'liv Willi->14 “ill
the Illl\"~l inn.
"Now, ilwzi. i will nsl; you again. sir,
HOW much (.‘tuw. ilw immui'zu‘inri- I l‘ :z':i~~
cost the. company ivy ilu: llliilh’iillil i‘wzi "
“I lim'i'n'i :my iilvn. l lizn'o llililllllj: it,
do with the llllnlill‘SH :iiinirs ut' the comps»
ny, sir, i‘xu'pi tu iiruw my rogulnr quar-
terly (lividvml of .3 prr i'i‘rii."—~ijliii::tg(’i
Tribune. ‘
:lileri‘l‘
A short \"lly Ont one.
Pump—lint why do you sign it"Yuur
loving son. Anny?"
Anty-—\\'hy, oi min-9c, mummzt mill
know, and I couldn‘t spell dnughivr' «-
Lite.
Delimited.
She throw horse-it into n choir and twp!
misornbly.
“I don’t luum”'—-—
She wrung hur bonds in dispcrntion.
—-——-—-"ththl.-r to go back to tunnmut or
k-k-klll myself. ”
Tho mun with tho largo rm~k put his
(not on the tulilo and smiled.
“My dour," ho nlmvrvul, "I n‘ully would
not like to advise you on so vlosc o uni-s-
tion of pmi‘crunvo. "
Buying which lm toll tnplckinu his tooth
noisily.»l)otmlt 'l‘rlliuno.
Not (taught.
The blitlic girl lmmhsd.
"ch," sho pruttlcd, "I nmt him on the
I!
The lonuuld lit-lug night-d.
"Did you catch his eye?” alto milled.
lllrnnm
The lnugh had died upon her lips.
“dew. H
Hatching from the room, elm closely
mined the pmngn of he: purnsol.—~
Truth.
m
A Bright Boy. .
”Johnnie," sold It teacher in ono oi the
up town public schools, “have you mu
thermistor» of the mammoth in the Mue
hum of Natural luster-w"
"Y mum."
’ “To what kind or on animal does n. to—
I!
“A dead one. "--Tcxns Sittings.
Redeeming.
In. Joleo-«Jnhn, I cm pained to learn
true one or your instructors that while
you were ones will up in your studies at
autism you Mu falling away book.
John (rcrassuringiyp-Mebbc I was buck
M mother, but I’m improving. I’m
“I! book non—Chicago Record.
Not lilo Inuit.
flu. neoprene—On the 25th or next
will ”Ire will celebrate our sliver wed»
m Don’t you think we ought tolrlll
“Md cell end unit in the neighbors?
» ,m, Heumkmmll the owl I don’t so-
Hi the comments animal is to blame
N m bummed so years ego.~ll‘lhfiito.
“himmamm‘
, ' ' ms‘ml‘mo
' Comte. —-—-, whoioun Amer-icon
by birth and a delegate to the 00v.
lumbien exposition from 3 foreign
:ountry, applied {or n complimen-
tary end of admission not long ago.
The omcial to whom she spoke ot
thematter explained to her that it
would be impossible for him to issue
tour-d, becauseifitweroloethehed
no way of tracing it.
“A photographic pass is much bet-
ter,” he said, “as it can be readily
tr-aced. Such passes," he added. "are
used by all members of the board of
lady managers. "
The countess objected to having
her picture taken for a photographic
pass on the ground that she was a
titled personage, and it would not be
in conformity with etiquette.
“Well,” rep the oficial, by way
of persuasion, “my mother is a memv
her of the board of lady managers,
and when she comes to Chicago next
week she will have her picture taken
just like the other members.”
. “But you see,” said the lady, ,“I
am a countess.”
“Yes, I know," retortcd the ofiicial,
“and my mother is :1 queen."
The countess stamped her foot and
without another word turned and
left the oilice.—-Youth‘s Companion.
President Arthur’s Aminblllty.
Julian Ralph relates the following
neoninstance of the late President
Arthur’s umiability. The incident
occurred at the Thousand Islands:
“011 that occasion I had sent of
my dispatch and returnedfto the hotel
gt 2o’clock in the morning, to find
all the doors locked andall the lights,
except thosein the president's suit
of rooms, gone out like the Israelites
from Egypt. Captain R. F. Collin,
now partof air-ensured memory, and
Mr. Macdona were with me, and we
battered at a side door to wake the
servants.
“In time the door was opened by
the president of the United States.
Knowing him only as a journalist
must know all men, without too
much awe of placc or power, we yet
were chugrinvd {iii lmvingdisturbcd
and brought in tho door it pl‘t‘irdilt‘llt,
and particularly Ulli‘ of so charming
a personality :is his, and m.- bugged
his p51 Minn.
" ‘\\'liy, 139.13: till i‘iglii.’ 111- said.
‘Yuu wouldn't have got in iill iimru-
inf: ii’ llmll lini. conic. No win» is up
in ili‘ixlmuw lint lm', I I'I)‘.llll,ll;l\'t‘
Strut in}: (‘Hlill’i'il My, lull. :3 lunl
fitllt’l‘l :islwp. .‘illil l liuiwl u \\'.‘llit‘
liiiii.‘ "
An linilnnrrMalng Int llll'lll.
A l‘minln iv-lls “1' u (lillli'illl inunn-ut
of lii‘l‘ rim-iii “Willing: trip, A fvw
days «if it into spent with an unclc
uf hers. wry (lvnf :unl \‘vry pious.
\Vlimt they Hit clown in lliillii‘l‘ on
the night of iln-ir arrival, with own
Hidomlilo- (iniquity of l‘i'lililVI‘S as» :
somblr-d to do illi'ill honor, tlu- urn-ll..-
exploded :i lmmlisln-ll by asking iliv
groom to my grow,
Much i'lllllitl'l‘llh‘h‘i'il, as he was un-
accustomed to nillvinting in this way,
he leaned forward. munnuring u re.-
qucst to be excused. wllcrcupon
the uncle, watching him, only wait-
ed until his lips stopped moving to
utter n Fonorous “Anion!" in ro—
sponso.
It is hardly necessary t': ”All that
not only did the bit-easing for that
meal go unsuid, but also that the: cf-
fort of cvcrylnnly, oxwpt the uncle,
to koop from laughing quite took
away the upmtitos for the first
course. —~ New York Times.
Whistling Flroworkn.
The pcoplu of London are very
much interested in tho whistling firo.
works, which luwo long ceased to be
rcgurdml uvor lion- me u pyrottmh
uic marvel. The», popular notion
among.r tho Britons is that gas gonor-
nicd by tho minlmsiionof tho ilcry
composition actually Home It whistle,
but this communion is crrunmuu. So
for us run be determined by tho py—
rotcclinists themselves, the sermon-
ingnoimisduo to tlioviolcnt mm-
bul-ltion of the picmtc of {match with
which tho littlo tubes of the fire.
works are stuffed. Expi'l'lmt'llirl have
been made with other materials, but
picruto of {mi/1nd: is tho only mnnbun-
tiblo sulnatenoo discoverable that will
give anything more than u faint im.
itution of a whistle. rrrrrr New York
World.
Modest Boston. . ,
A well known professor hf English
at Harvard, who had just returned
from a two weeks' trip to Chicago,
was asked what he thought of the
place as compounl with the big cunt.
em oitioo
"In Chicago," was the answer,
“tho men you meet are not gentler
men and they don‘t pretend to be.
In New York you meet the somosort
of people, with the single Moreno!)
that they do pretend to be gentle-
man. In Boston you meet gentle-
men."——Boston Herald.
1: use» m. undo; $7,».
Pedestrionating Pet imhug nov~
ell—«l Wlfiht I had th’ eyes of this gal
wot I’m rsndin about.
Pomnilmluting PotoMWhy so?
Menuhinnting I’uhhmut every
other page it says sumthtn about her
eyes bein liquid ~~Truth.
Its W you w».
Jinks—why Jove, Hicks, I’ve bout
mane . In M like the m
m silently MAM-h.
ti
5% snug-p “mm:
ulow eswesre up it. Notwith—
‘ "1.32:: mm; hum
onom rm. ’
Commencing June 20th, until further
notice we will give a discount of 10 per
cent. on all our grades of Gilt Papers
and Borden, we hove a lugs stock end
must sell it, us we do not wish to entry
it over.
uuunf’rlimu
DIPARTHENT
Is complete. We carry the In est stock of
Mouldings. and our prices ere t lowest for
first close work. Our Mots ere cut by moonin—
ery. We on sell them lower then perties can
that cut them by bond. Picture moulding by
the foot. A lune excrement of outrun
ictures. We are the only one thst carry s
all line of
ARTISTS'. MATERIALS
Eu. Crayon, Weierend 01! Work.
The lemons srt smteur studies. Regular
price. 85c; our price 10:. We hove a gold hint
that will not and . and can be washed: 16c
end 25c a. bottle. “
W
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES.
Coach Colors and varnishes. Our rice: are
the lowest for first class woods. e do not
keep seconds. ~
Pointing. Paper hon n Si Writin .
Deoorstinrend l‘resooig’z.“ n g
L. H. Decker,
ltglarhlnmn 8t. 80. Harwell
m
P. J. FLYNN
Plumbing, Steam and Gas lining
. 108 WASHINGTON ST.
J. F. Flynn will have personal charge a! this
department.
Plumbing overhauled and put in first class
sanitary condition.
PORTER WATER MOTOR
Host in llli' world. ('nll um gut pricey.
mll ii'
conssrs '
FOR ‘ f,
FIFTY I i
CENTS.
. We have just received a lot of Corsets of well known brands as seconds; sizes 18 in. to 30 in.
An 011 s t or a dropped stitch will cause them to be thrown out by the inspector, but does not
injure t em for use.
.A. Dickerman & Son,
s4 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.-
walnut
WiGflN.
M .
POINTS.-—-Very long'body, very short gear, very high wheels, ver stiff where rigidity is
indicated,very elastic where elasticity is required,therefore very true on light runningiSpfings as
sensitive as air cushions, that may be deflected by the hand, but sustain 600 pounds.
Perch connection made solid,in back axle.
circle under half made solid in front axle.
tiful Richards axle that runs a month without re-oiling. Draft in direct line with shaft shackles.
New Bailey steel bound indestructible dash. Pat. spring cushion for iseat. High foot rod, and
foot room enough for anybody.
Brunswick Trap.
Cu. Madison and Franklin Streets.
80. Hawaii.
Prettiest wagon on wheels.
You ought to come see it. Wagons of all kinds. New and second hen .
LUTHER M. WRIGHL
ow Bailey .
The beau-
Stylish, convenient. light—running, stron .
DO YOU WANT 0 him
if so, you can get more out of an easy, good-
fitting Shoe than anything in the world.
LADIES’,
, You need an OXFORD TIE, one that is Easy and will cure
and prevent sore feet. Well, we have got them in RUSSETT that
are perfection, and at prices so low that you cannot help buying. Just
call and see them, the goods and prices will do the rest.
GENTLEMEN,
You need a RUSSETT shoc now, and wc have got them,
L .
all
CALL AND SEE US.
and they are hobby, comfortable and cheap. We want to close them
out in the next 30 days, and to do so give you prices wuy‘ down.
In OI—IILDRENS’ SHOES we have everything; , f
‘x-
‘8
.THEO. H. OLSEN, ?
8| Washington Street,
M “rim MW
SUTH NORWALK. or...
Norwalk Chronicler