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glib ii. 11111111 to misty 11111111.
' A; moment’s glitter. then torever
' WM:
’1 moment cstch we breath.
on plunge and all is o'er.
I. o o o o
‘ . i, ”thinness? An end? Im-
‘. possible!
” £1” thrash tso misty veil
M ‘ the laughing waters glide
" . ii end no ocean bounds.
' 1 limitlessmxpanso oi breezy sir.
. , It at II. whether as leoey oioud.
. “It! gold or purple hue:
II steely lee. death-still and
“it! trout grim abode ot Tartorus;
.1 him My plumes. on wings of
:1 .' ‘ .
Home , u‘nchanged. no motes. no
111111111111 through all its wonderouo
i
L’ENVOI.
Mvduot we was, to stsr~duot we re-
I”!
hit ohsngoless change our destiny.
And *1 we rosnd and III immensity i
.5 —s. H. 11w) 1
J: aunts. FliL. 51111 5.111111. ‘
CONSTANT. "
His 1;st1511 CLERK.
Wi‘iinm Ilenry ('Iuyion is the ini-
fortunoh possessor of a lunatiVe pi'at -
tico an a solicitor, and as no man can
do clent work without proper tools
111'. Ollyton's stall was generally 111l-
allied to be one oi the best in the too-
tossid'n. yr particular, he had a manag-
Ing clerk, Jenltins by name, who was
looked upon as simply a wonder—till
last Wednesday.
Pnnetuslly at. It) o'eloek 'i‘iiesday‘
morning the danpefi robiouiid. and l
somewhat portly 111111» soiioiior hound-l
ed up his other: stair iii .lermyn street l
three steps at a time. liarilly had he l
seated himself than he. runs the bell!
‘ violently.
"What's the matter with the gu1'noi i
this morning i wonder. "" exoialmod’
‘ Jenkins to the junior elt-rk. “Hasn'tt
(Non opened his letters yet. eldler.
Seems to be In I hire tempt-1', so look
out for squalls youngstis." .
But instead of the managing 1leik
finding his wine ion] in a. towering pin-i- l
11
sion, Jenkins was not a little surprised l '
as he slid cautiously into the greatl
man's room. to be ret'eivoil with n eheo- ‘
ry "Good morning. Jenkins! liow do.l
Jenkins! Fine day. Jenkins. is it not?” 2
“(Thank yolu. sl ' said Jenkins. tie-
ferentlally,‘ am 11 Ill till. thank you. .
and I hope you are 1'1r1 1111”. 1111"" 1
“Yes. Jenkins. I am v1ry well. and. ‘
what is more. i b.1111 11-111' 1 uson to
be. Jenkins. [ am engaged!"
“0, I beg pardon. sir! i thought you
wanted me-" the pointy tlllk intern
proting the expression >tiittly in the
atheist sense
“No, you stupid! Idid not mean
that. I mean that l 1111 engaged to he
married."
Jenldnii started.
"Indeed, sir!"
"Yes. to the lovllrid. most ohurniliig.
most bewitehtng gill iii IA)II(IOII--I'Ii'li.
but merely replied.
doo,.lenl1lnu. You 11111.11 congratulate
moi"
”I certainly do. air. with it” my
heart. Might I lnqire the lady's
name?"
"No. Jenkins: 1l1..i is It little 11-1-1111.
but. not {or long. You shall be In first .
to hear It .iiuit you may take Illlh us
a mark at my IIIIIIWM'o is your diner».
tion. In tho Illi'lillllillt' i who you to
inform the omit that in t'l‘ll'lil‘illltili oi.
the happy oven! wu- otto- will be slus-
od this afternoon. and they ran tolu- a
hohdoy."
"Igdlldinu myself?" llbii iliu ril‘l‘it.
“0f sourso. I 1111 Miro-tely obliged to
you. sir. bot really I do not on Moo
'1! I con mllto of I halt-holiday iii
liirh short notii-o. and. besldvn. one or'
two ililiorioiil viiqiio 11111 111 .II this
stioraoon.“
,Gtilte true. .iruliiuo. I had biaoiii ii.
It II Inai like your iiiia'ntlienom OIIII‘
iidolity .1 I'lllllltI moo liui 111.11 111 1.11
I'oIItIti why the Junior- ohoiilil not no.
A. [or "I'VII‘II I dill going In lithe it
day 0‘. too. i wont to eoioh iho li'i1'1
to ItoaIIhia. no a:- io 1.11'1'1' IIIi‘ good
IWVI to the old iollm .11 hoiiu iiitlioot
It)“ OI time." .
"Very good. sil‘.’ laid .li-iiitliio,
"is employer beckoned him hook [111
I ”mull.
"fly the way. .viiiiiuo. I 1111111111 you-
tordsy utoi'noou at a iyiwwriiiog 1.111
ploy-lent «gooey. and was i'oromtneioi-
1d a girl clerk. woo would 11411-111 you
a! final 1! i of olive drudgery. Ii
to“ III" on nohvalon In it We“ hind
oflss. but at all Mon. we oil" try the
WM."
Wary hood. lit.”
7 was leit in the mlllude 11! his
‘ Mormon wore on. and Mr. Jon-
m. smith-ply there name 11 arullo
rah-141M“ It the hilt!» door. 011 op-
out” It. Jmhtlhi who somewhat diooou-
0830‘ It ”titlin‘ Minot-II t‘nnlrontul
' within tall. handsome and Illhlllfli’il!‘
m yooos loony. .
“to htr. hloyton within?" she inquir-
“:NO, nil; he tell early thiat thorium”
1.“ 'iII not It) bat-It today.”
" I I on: so oorry; I wound
to '0 him phrtieulariy. I want to
1111611 whether or not I am to tomlilfl’i
simian puud across
‘ will l1.- able to see you lli'IUl't' Ii.
unite iuuierotuld
learly biisinoaii with Mr.
Jhino:
‘ Clayton: "Iir till mlhilholi the one lot
. '1111.‘
' ‘ ".‘Clzfloiilly.%iu—he 113111 ins 1'1. lith-
sell this morning."'
"Did he. really! How also of hlml.
What: do I begin?"
"Well. he didn't exactly say. miss.
but he gave me to understand It would
he soon.”
111111111111 invited his visitor In-
side. Rho accepted withtont the least
hesitation. The clerk politely showed
her into Mr. Clayton's own room, sst
himself in his employer's choir. and
motioned the lady into the seat reserv-
ed for collard.
“So this is the odlcst' she observed;
“it looks comfortable enough. thought
it smells a hit musty." ‘
"You will soon brighten .it up. miss.
it you come here otten." ransrhed'the
gallant Jenkins.
'Otten. sir?" exclaimed the visitor.
"i shall mine hora story day. at
couroe!
"1)!" said the‘ eellt. hardly able to
suppress a long. low whistle oi pecu-
liar intonation.
The lady's unconstrained and easy
manner encouraged Jenkins to go o
‘ step further.
"I hope you will get a great, many
nice presents."
"0, I don't mind about that—I shall
be satisfied with the usual teams."
“She means settlement." Jshhino
whispered to himselt; then he sold si-
end: "I suppose the parents are cite
willing?"
"0h. " she said. 'I have only my poor
l oitl father to think oi‘. and he is sim-
ply dellghted at the prospect."
“That's good.” said Jenkins. with a
patriarohal nod. “very good. indeed.
Will you call again tomorrow?"
"0! course I will; what are the odico
T hours?"
"Ten to 4. miss."
"Then I will be here at 10, prgpilely.
I wish you good illernoon. By the
way. might I ask your pants?"
“Certainly. miss: Jenkins. miss:
managing clerk. miss."
i-‘our o'eloek iitriielt. and Mr. Jenkins
was about to elose tho oileo for the
day when another IIIOt‘k—IIIIJI time at
an almost peremptory character.
"Another lady, by all that's holy!"
he wittupert'tl to himself. as through the
narrow gloss slits at the side of the
«tour he taught a glimpse of the imw-
‘I‘Oilltfl'. ' ‘
"I suppose Mr. Clayton is not in?"
“Ion are shout right there." replied
.-.l1nl1ins testlly. “Who do you think
is lilooly to be in at this time of day?"
"Wall. 111' course. I didn't know any
better. I haveI only just come Irom-"
"From school. 1 inipposel” imorjeet-
«I I1 nkim tor indeed the girl looked
V1 ry young. and was quite plainly drea-
sed. although he would not deny that
1111 was very pietty and talked illlltt
nliely
".0 no. from—"
"Yes. I know; Mr.
about you. but. you had
Clayton told me
better call
1 again."
As he said this his eonoeloneo smote
him a little. H11 ('otlliI not help feeling
that he was almost rude to the girl-
nor could he help patients: how sweat
a hire and how girlish a figure his see-
1 oiiil visitor possessed.
"'At wiltit hour do you expect hIr.
Clayton iii IIIi' morning?” Hlio inquired.
“Not lwtoro Io; but I don’t expect he
lie
is very busy. to begin with. aiul t'iimiot
be bothered with titllt‘i‘l as it role. we
. peeiuily when they are only utter jobs,"
"Alter what?"
"Jobs—lobe!
thigh?"
"Yes. We plain enough. but I don't
lli'l' t-ym Iluslul
11 little angrily~"oml I don‘t think you
do i'lIIlt'l'. I shall make it my very
('lsyion II
have you taught better manners. sir!
llood evening!"
it was with rage almost Homeric in
grandeur that Mr. William Henry
i‘luytou hoist iii Iit'Xt morning upon
til affilitllotl Ital.
lIit' trembling ilt'I'Ii 11.11111 forward.
“What in thunder have you Iii-‘1]
saving to Mlas hiavnsrd'." dtoiioiuiid
Isn't that plain en-
1 the lawyer in Ii't‘t'lllli eliolwti with poi--
sion.
“Min Maynard. slr‘f“ Illillllit'l'i‘il Jen-
"M11 in Mill! .\I.iydui-1l'."'
"Why. In! betrothed, you limitle-
dyed aooltntirol! What do you moon by
inruliing her with your ‘iohii' and what
not. on? What do you int-an. you 11111-
nlly i-iiilluii‘f"
"le nevi-r inu-ntioiu-d null 11 thltl
to her." hilllilillt'l‘t it tho miserable
wreii'ti; "it wait t.1t~ iyprewrlter air! I!
said ii in. I 1111-1-on oougriiiiilutod Mim- ;
Miiyuiiid IiIIiI uiuhoo her owry hoppl-l
neon. uml hoped olu would have hill of |
prea1~iiia~
'III‘I‘tIl limit!" ground the unhappy
the other!"
.Irultlun. «hash-11rd and IIIiIiI'lIt‘IMI.
Mimi.» now to himiu-it that perhaps he
h not unite an 1lor1-r so he used to be.
oliondou liavoniua News.
"In lIItiNtl 'I‘ild litiiillth I'M‘K.
lily Annotated Press.)
I'Iili‘ll‘ti. October fi-m'l'ho hodIi-s M iii!
MililIUi'I oi IIIr Fir-i Illinois iniuntry.
who diu-d in Cuba. are to he brought to
t‘hiruao Ior loirial. An iiodertiiher
hired by the tmronio of tho units-innate
boys ieit hero ytlterduy to bring the
bodies innit to Chicago.
W
i
HIT THE amount Iti‘N our. l
my Assorlsted Press) 1
"i no Nita. (lotoher Ir A holler oa-
piooioii at the sow mill oi latterly I
LN. slit miles from Verdi. New. soot
'two liver Three ptrsonii wows seri-
ously injured. The plant woo drotroy-
ed. The explosion was «aimed by the'
engineer allowing the boiler to run dry
and attempting to till it with mid or
her
fiOpers Honor Bloch,
‘1.1.1."..,1L..
BOOKS e“
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Elm, Capt Ch" I“
:Ifm .Ib
Terran!» Felix Us»
I’eiie si’rogn-ao, K
In .iuo,
t'oleb
'I'iio 11111111111111 of Zion
Wynne.
A11 Idortment of email 111a books
always on bond.
('hspel, Hugh
'1
rattler;- supply store In
ttnsn Kodsint. Sisal,“
NAlso a large omiriioeui of Pocket
Book». Cord and Letter Cooeo.
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
Book Biotioiiory 11nd Engraving,
49 Wulistroet, Norwolk, Conn
I’m Still In It."
1 have bought a stock of goods in Greenwich,
(31mm, for less than
iSc on the Dollar.
To clean them out‘quiok I am selling
Ladieii’ and Children ’3 Shoot: at
501: per pair.
N'flie Iorgeii
Popular
Prices.
Men’s Fine Shoes
$l.00 per pair.
The. above are worth what I ask for them
to go tzhestuutting in. '
T heodoreH Olsen;
Washington Street, South Iiorwsiit.
1 Campbell
Trio-Revolution Century.
I
These- preamp are all new and
up-trHIate, thereby enabling us
to turn out a higher elass of job
work, faster and for less money.
........_4. ...-‘
tom- e'nfirrui rigs anti-
lugh glue hour work.
it
Cottrell Drum Cylinder.
I'or priming meters
and IIlI kinds of Job
11111k w hen-I. argi- forms
are required.
’
Four
New
Presses...
I.
. .
Golding Jobber.
i)
illl‘.‘ 11! “Mk. II Im.‘1
oil IIN' iiiiproil-meiitu
and i1 one"! the doom
pivot-o of [printing ina-
tiiiiwry in tin-
\nillts.
c.‘ A: 11513192111111,
Art Printer,
It and iii Wot" him-oi.
rloutIi Norwollt,
Peerless Jobber.
For printing the ”mall
t'ouu. ' infinitlun‘l'l‘tnillnn hurry
/
Daily Freight Line
IIYWIIN
Norwolk,
South .Norwolk
New York.
'IOPILLIII
City of Norwoik.
Vulcan
and logic.
Loco. Ions-iii I p. m.
Loon Omit Nofiooik I o. m.
L.”- lows Vorh. Dior II I. I. Ionian-n
.11.... I p. m.
WANTED.
. Old Gold and Silver.
Old Gold or till 0! any kind: old broken or disurdoti
Wotan-s, 111.1111. owoiry, Hymns. oto., in any mdition.
PULL CIIII VALUE [III BE PAID I03 III “00",
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Norwolh. Conn.
I'M"! #ptoiniher Ist,;
or print 111; line Imit‘.2
For uriiitinir the 111-1111
Nor-
jolts which have to I11-'
Heis a'Wise V
”Business Man . . . . . . .
Who makes himself known through the t‘tillllllIIi-l of
The Evening Sentinel,
which' is 11 1111111111110 1111in visitor in the home of nearly
p a very citizen of the Norwalks, anti many of the homes
of neighboring towns. It 18
The Oldest, Largest,
and Most Influential
Daily Pap‘er’oi’ Norwalk.
Its populuiity and eiiieacy are attested by its steady
growth in eiieiilation aiid the rapid ineiease of its ad-
vertising patronage. 1 1 'i i 1 1 i
. T111: EVENING Summer. reaches a elass of people who
have money to spend. but who spend it wisely and well.
Storekeepers, large or small, who believe they have
goods that are worth every dollar people pay for theta,
should tell of it and ereate aldeinaiitl for their wares.
This can best be aeeomplished through
The Evening Sentinel.
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simply rovers the iii-iii. and covers it no thoroughly that
the wise advertiser is sure to get returns more than oom-
moustirote 111th the money expended. Ask the ond of
any large iiuniiu-sa house represented in itaoolumna it
this is not so. 1 i i i .1 i i' 1
Let us furnish you with u rote void, or drop in and
talk the matter over personally with the advertising
manager. He wont bore you. but will eoiiviiu-e you
quiekly that printer 1 ink pays. and pays big when need
judiciously uiitl in the 1 tllIIIillIH of 'I ltd IWBNINO 811117111111.
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