’thlbsrmrw vlll ha corn
pplsthdl’nsrovfisys.
rOns‘ofthsboll-unt tho Sonth Nor-
vslltflntl'mluslsotorybssbun out
thrush. the work lasvlus been coau-
plated this mains by MM 11
Wrightuadhis minutes. The city’s
pawnofthohoilor and tho pipo oon-
usolad whitish" beansoldb'yrbe
Mullins-1mm to
Abraham final-.1110 has begun the
worhof carting the old iron array The
other bollsr will bs out in two in a low
. day.. .
Delightful Bight-day Elinor.
We luvlto tho especial attention of our
rfim to the rats odor byths mercu-
: Tourist company. «New Baron.
of a delightful eightdny pawns“: con-
ducted tour to Montreal, Quebec and the
White mountains. leaving New Haven
st 5:52 p. or. includes loudsy. September
fish Tiokoln. including lint-also! hotel ncv
oomodntloaas. an sold at tho mylov
price of $49.00 for the round trip. which
soar-y necessary aspen”. This is a rare
chance to viait thorprluulpal cities of the
Queen's Dominions undo: the core of an
experienced conductor. Laohino Rapids
St. Lawrence riyur. and Quebec. tho
walled city. with its quaint old houses
stunts and people and itsbatlhr scenes
finishing with the Whiro Mountains.
‘witlr ntwo days. stay in ouch city. Ap-
plication for tickets should be made at
once to ticket agent nttho depot. or Full
chapel stroet. Now linen. wh ) will
furnish a Nov: Englund Tourist. which
tails all about it.
Will of Kiss J obs. Lockwood
The will of the late Miss Ju' in Lora-l:
wood was attend for probato. yesterday.
It names F. St. John Lockwood in ex-
ecutor and bequeaths 85000 to Yule
university to establish what shall be
known a! the "Lockwood Scholarship "
Small amounts arc loft to nephews and
nieces undformer savanna. and the ro-
annludor. which is by for the larger
part of the estate. is distributed equal) y
hstwoon the brothers. F. 9r. John
Lockwood and W. B. E. Lockwood. and
the children 0! the latoblrs. Tmndwoll ‘
The will was made five years ago, pr Mr
to the death 0! W. B. E. Lockwood. and
as a consequence tho bequost to him
will bu divided among hia bum ‘
Dreamed ho land n Bits.
Edward Ballard and Ernest Wilkin-
son wont fishing for snapperu. Monday
Thcy did not have very good success. so
Bollard lay down in the bow of the
boat and wont to sloop. In tho course
0! his dreams he thought he had a bite.
nndlu an cum to reel up his line be
full overboard. lie was rescued by some
people who worn standing on the pier at
Koyser Island.
Bids for Paving Wall Street.
Bids for paving: Wall sin-or with
brick were opened at the (loom-ii rooms.
yesterday. Those: who figured on the
job were Hum Construction company.
$2.54; J. E. Miles. 32 an; Current» l’iold.
#229: lllnkosleo A: (to. 82.20: “will rt'
(20.. '2 00; Key-tuna Cmmtruction com»
pool. #2 2i; (lain «\- Kalln r. tr rm
The average bid for building llo abor-
mont was about Ill. 00
Piv kod up by a, lcorchor.
John H. liar koy. one of tho agents of
tho John Hancock laila luxnrnnno
company. wns ”going across Marshall
nlrcut. last Saturday. what: u “scorobor”
on n bicyolo rwuo alarm and piollr d him
up. Mr. blackoy wan thrown hr-nvlly to
the ground. and row ol his low was bud-
ly injured.
Oyltor Ihippnrs ”ranching Out.
Donny (c (:0 . tho uyrrtor dvulvrfl, bnvo
rattled timrrzo Woman‘s south dock nod
will hogiu lmsirmu thorn on n largo-r
with! in tho full. 'l‘lwy lrrtvu had I ism
doshlo drv b rum lovrrrl into liltl harbor
Broke one at an. Arnts
llamunl \Vluurlor. uf Franco "mi.
Inspiration mid t-ialmlul iron: n rm in
n lot all. tho vonr of tho l'e'tor lilmw
runway. Monday. nlwn Ln full in tho
ground sud bruko one of lrls srura. ‘
llnlvotiou Army.
llqrtalu h run so l lrioulonnnt rlnmr.
of Now York. milruludoot up and rotu-
nl ruminant at tho srruy hall awry «vou-
luu during rho m x~ tum trash.
H'l'l'l‘l'! ll
rm l’l‘l
outrun: milrnrvuilrll l“
lvlurm'l'llmr Illummnunt ll. um
Wit—mil. 3"!le ugrrdicnlhur hash-ran our :0
lallu . mtlloroln
I fifa‘lnil “WM .ll l‘ llmillml. ill “lull” lgy
In swirl. of“ am'iamrqr not
I‘ll" ouluml “am "on
grain not muslui
Mom In willy» «um
ll ill {Pi
can now.
_ ”a I
on WWW armor in .
”ff.“ _ .. p.
Mi d My” . ‘
WW ~ ‘
P. w
a... .
an.
oriental nus-r
hands. but tbs not was vorlrad by a.
most admins on s bldrlss autos or
10W“ s main ssusl. in tbs. run
tor Instance. s. stranger, on mulling
.he middle or a room. would be luv
and: ransom with. soot or owl-gm;
serum of u trapdoor overhead burial
opened. lrv one room thorn was And
beside tho door tho mechsnlcnl drum
of a knight ‘nl‘lnlld‘ with n short suck. .
'l‘bla nun-e. so placed, salted all in-
rruders und‘snvo than) a sound thrush-
log. it is rolsisd that once Philip was
himself caught by it. and tbst before
he could tron blrnsdll be received a
more beating. in the great gallery‘
there was Axed to the wall a figure
known as the "Propbeaylng Hermit."
.nd-nt the leer of this figure there was
.r trap-door. While the fortune-telling
was going on. a“ port of tho ceiling
opened, and flour and water poured
.Zovm, appropriate thunder and llsht~
wing followed in quick succession. The
trap in the door then opened, and the
guest fell into a sack of feathers. Bu
the most elaborate trick of all no
that in which all the guards war-e
duped. Adjoining the great gallery
rhero was a lax"h 0 room filled with arm.
ed figures. ‘ \Yhilo the guests were
dining. cries would be heard proceed.
ing from this room. and the company
would naturally rush lap-stairs to as-
certain the cause. The mechanical
figures in armor then moved from
'hclr plumes. and drove the vlctlms ol
the joke out of the room into n poss-
rge.‘ the floor of which opened, and
Jury were precipitated into a collar
liner: [net drop with water. Philip
eldom rPcelved a second visit at lies-
din from the same puny. ._
MONKEY MEN OF NEW GUINEA.
l'lwy L'so in Tree-Tops and Truss] from
Bunch to llongh Llhn tsurillns.
The cc‘ebrnlcd' ‘monkny- -mcu of the
human .lrrult' are not an invention of
l)nr-..irrirns scanning for the missing
link as might be supposed. but an
actual tribe of l’rrpunn savages whose
haunts along the coast of Now Guinea
have lit-en explored by naturalists.
There is nothing mythical about thorn.
The monitor men are so called Im-
mune of their tr'ee-dwelllng lrnhlts.
They are ur-customod to travelling in
the iron-tops from their infamy and.
they swing themselves along through
(he mangrove ion-sis from bnugh ‘tr:
hough. men. Women and rhilvlruu m.
gellre‘r as easily on if they were on thr-
grwound
'lwlrey sloop in villages built on thu-
hlgh around back of the mflaugrmr!
swnrupa. but when alarmed they or
once lair-o to the swamps. whore the
soft 0mm mokon it impossibln for lin-ir
cuomios to follow them (xxx-pt by
climbing. :rs lhcy do. When the awning»
is once gained they climb to the true-
ropr‘r and are soon our of sight, swing-
ing along by the ho . nlrnosr Ml-
ocrly as a lnrnily of gar 2m u’rvnhl do.
In color tin-v arc very black. but
thoir hair is straight and why are our
hc‘ow tho level of tho llrutr-umt in low
rolilgonre. 'l‘hoy our little or no
clothing. 'l‘holr principal \wupon is
[he how. They are ukllful mrmncn
and always stand arm-r when paddling.
'l'hcy our afraid of Hll‘angr-l‘fi and urn
not to lzrho lo the trons rail tho luzrx!
ulmrn, lu'r their inor'rllnulo love u.
'lflilill‘t'll ruckus; thorn nppl'nar-lzzzhlr- h)
thorn- him know ”Mr habits.
it is said llllll llu-y ow urnrulrzrhr. it
so tin-y bro our wuraw than illlnl or
their ruiylrlnn's of NW l’upu n more
:-r.rl tirr.: lilo In (hr lruutnlm in not
l'r-spotruilrlo for it.» Now Yuri; World,
noun—W
THE STRANGE COCOA-EAT ERS.
\ Lisbon-r \l'ltlrslsmln lists-rs l‘ullglls It)
comm. Only [flu-sail Imuvan.
'l‘ho qru'ulion of rho «floors of round
has boon rum-h drlrulod. but it moon
m on rwlllcd by the actual experiments
of Von 'l‘m-lnzdl In South Ann-rim. Ho
wrllon lhul ho muplnymi n l’cruvluu
lnrllran ior flvo dun in dining «work
:-rr hard on he could huvn bur-n put to
During the whole limo the ludlnu
nmlod no food and ulopt only two or
ihrr'u hours a night. At lutcrruln of
two hours ho chowod boll an ounce of
coma loaves. and on tbs some our marl
no other he nisdo a taro-days” Journey
of twenty-lbw: lonuuss on foot. troop—
’nr; up with Von 'l'rn'hudl. who won
mounted on n mule. The village prion:
intro the ass of this Indian no nlxty~
two yours and said ho had norm-
l;r.uun blur to be sick.
\‘un 'l“subr'dl found. howavor. that
tho hul iroal use of tho cocoa lsnl ell/rm.
dam r rho aamo m: 'ts amount the:
natives an that of «nouns In the l rrlurd
litmus. 'l‘llo hnblr‘fai "condom“ hnn
riilll r-ym. qnlminc bus and on uu‘
cronuy unit. When tho sumulnnr l.r
{slum «our ho will sit for llmml in n
callous», Ill-molds. cullsn sud almost
without souls.
W”.
A Woman'- I».
r liarulru-lrtverylmdy was return: or:
how lumwlr i was looking. but r‘lrru
Icy told mo ho now; saw mu win-u I
looked lu-ucr I‘d gm» norm for l'lurr
g lrry's oplulou than for rWorybodp olsu 1.l
llorllmwl’os: but in this use In»
tlllilllllll sol-um! to lab tho snow as or"
nryborly t'inu'n.»~-Btlnlllll 'i‘rsnsmiol.
m ms 0' I I”.
'l'ssss Juno-“W‘s ills ubsrss
against this ml"
“MIM‘W 90W bon-
1; Gum at the urn-1 ,
2mm? in" om lrllh ills m
on! yahoo, may a pom—30mg llrm days Ils-
durum sale prices and Helys'
hard to mat. .
film figuns mill mm».- ‘.
Boys' surfs, fancy mixtures, are dorm from
Col-nor values are
ECQMMICU/ mollmn will study
82 and 32.50 to $1.50.
33 and 82 5010 82
34 and 33. 50 lo 82 50
F5 to S3. 50.
It's lire Irma fa polo/l out {be boy's am! until school
Irma comes.
It wouldn't be a bad ulea‘ {or (be
men lo 100‘ over tho bargains at ”algs' Cor-nor.
Boyish Wants.
Shir-fa.
Wars is.
Blouses.
flats,
caps.
lines «a.
smart/um: cam
0pm ”om/a]. Friday and
Saturday evenings.
MasonJars,
QUARTS AM) PlNTS,
350 Doz.
NASH 8: VAN SCOY
QIADON 0" l-D‘i.
SO. NORWALK AND NEW YORK.
Commencing Monday, Jun. alat.
SIDE-WHEEL STWBOAT.
“Belle HortOn’j
“AV! I0. NOIWALN lat? ‘itl I. an.
LEAVE “W Yfllwllwlrnrsn strum.
’Jii [him . (Snturrinysfi .iia p. rn. )
lirud lllst Stmt. a ill p. m . (Saturdays. ll. 00 p an. )
Fllll-~Slngls. 40¢; [sourslum 10¢.
Spaolal Sunday Sails:
W ”eraortraawnunf "‘
Lou- Iouth Horns-its. u an 9. m. Lnnvoflnw flooholln. :3. 10 p. m
vlllllll' nonruas I'D mounts lull so. "III“:
um arts-an mm s. r. arm... Wad. and am. at a p. In.
ll”! ”DIWALI. To" Thurs. and lint.“
bloom.
Sabina to lining: without notice.
Beats up All!
'i‘hnlslorek of papur carried in
tho Job Priming llopur'iumut
ol‘lhu South Nor'wnik i‘ivoniug
Sentinel is larger than that ol
ii“ the rest of the printing of»
flooa' hr the Twin Cities oom-
blood.
A big consideration when
in need of printing.
Washington
.srmr.
Whom”
a
Laurel; .rshould .rrrsgvorpihrith atop or our
store as they pass by,“ only toalook around,
as’woaalwnys have new and, special articles
éuolr as women trend for everyday weardis-
play or] on our counters. We are selling
Shirt Vl aists chmpnr than any other store
In the slate. “
H KRIEGER,
The Leading Cloak nod M illincry Stores in the Twin Cities:
Slots at Ishaolromo liotsl Block.
n»
ilghtstluwayandstayslightod. Alison.
Wad-munzdel-flflnrm '-
pacbadoiiiounmloobiecmvagromdphoto "
knsghmkaosmlinowsslifluwhsnd 1
mighsbutllormces. . ,;
Three yarn a leader-Jud tines yssn' ‘
Nowadays
No one need go to Europe for a
watch. The best are made right here
in America by the American Waitham
Watch Company. Two watch move-
ments particularly recommended-—
“Riverside" and “Royal " Can be
found in gold. silver and gold filled
C 4503 «It
A. W Austins 39 Wall Stroot. Norwalir.
FAIRY SOAP
PURE~WIflTE~FLOATING
Nothing enters; into the manufacture ol hairy Soup but the
purest and hurt mun-rials known to the souprnakcr‘s
on and that money can buy.
The Soap oi the century
Sold everywhere in our: quality and three convenient sizes.
for tho toilet. both and laundry.
Isis only brill! I. K. “MM MFA". Mt. St. lwls. Its Yul.
if .
ll‘ lil’EAKH Full l’l‘lilild".
Ilur shark of wall pnpor rlueuu'l rt‘llllil't'
much tolls. provided you no it. 'l’lml
mlvcrtiut-rnvnl n. more to gut youlu conic
mound and innit. "lull to prom "to ix.
wiluuw hurl pricuol unr- pntlornn. which
"sun-air I‘ or lllmnnolton “
l'nlntrmr' liuplallos.
\I‘tlnlll' almon-
Art (Malls.
l'lotum.
t’lotum humor! to 0rd"
Painting. l'npl'r llarnrlus. Door now
and than i'srntinu.
Dill ‘Kliit.
79 Worthington lltmrt. South Kuwait.
goddlng and
Society
ENGR’A‘VIN‘G
Inntlnol Offloo.
Ml
OHM
ilflu
fill!
our Will-nus Fill: lrsllls
I and Mimi” “it” I“
ihlm in" .0“!me
‘ ‘1 normal sm’rgvssm
. i 1'" "F 's
"It Moan“
A
ill!
.br-nuty.
Clinton. vii ,
hold for sights.
on Colo/M .
who scrv‘od lla ,
Mauwhunollu.‘ '
ago. .
flu was of the
family of Albnn’
Mr». Van lion
mun-d to Neill
Moss. 10 yearn
slated of too ”MW
has, and two do
hello 'l‘hoy on
our means to out
furthbly
The family we
through tho innuendo
llved wun menu; ‘
lmcumr- a Roman ‘
nanw woo Van Hod
comm; of or well lrno
Klngutun, N. Y., morn
prominent in profilnsi
ales in that city. out in
hurl-d. '
Annette attended the
Nelliprumul and was ‘
she washout
hm worn ago to alien
rillvlml by the Preach!
inched in Si. Micmi'l
York (Wily whose contain
Island. ‘
Shr soon made up ll,” W
a rum. 8er was told “ilk“
in tho: «mm at hcr nxc'vv' .
ghee l" 15'er (1. till” Mr ‘
Sh» r mum to take till!
lirdf'l unl' war from M
Van llu In? rincr in a mi
llrr‘s’rmnncr. r‘hnlrmallrnl’ M
inward of built? our”! 3 .
no Amer-len- “shim
Liven on n Bum
Jrr-u} (‘lty All! 25-4)“
Plulrriamr A. B Guilfortl.
Gr ;;rmlnrr :lhooi, N0 1-. l
on. vi his! crudr-nts.1mnh_fl.
fir! :4 yr sun of age. ”by”. i
rl‘: rmnlhl rlr-nlor of '5 N ‘
N.“ Y ark (it) left this do
lmyling trip through Ear
'l‘hrt \wre- accompanlod
ward \‘uyuzo by Mr. 001%
(“Fund in ”lt- F'llilPd mm
an”. During their ”milling“:
(lullford and young Colt!
typhoid fun-r. which
in i'ur'ls. ‘
V‘r’hllr» rlr'llrlous from “It!
i'.’ Prob-sum Gulll'url] 1
Window Hf lht‘ “old“ . ,
1h» Latin quarter of m
killmi Fli- days ram ‘
diui llnlil till (on?! “Q
. Tin rv-muins of
licrr- in} tin awn
leurrhy. anti. 3
plan 4' from I“: Do
nil Any 39.
of
.,..£
‘l'ho Blnllmasl m
At ilrrmlrlin
Hr‘vurkiilr
F':l!.~i:rlt"
“Jill ..r
bligrirll
\I I'ialimlv-ilriilfl' A
i'llirulr. :niral. h H i ll 0 0 0 I' '9'"
HI 'A'llh... ll il l I J I I ' “I.
“nth-rim- T‘rtlur Mill McFarland.
.
innulmll' liTJi Mr rphy. 7
.1 I ii I 0 l) I “a
-rr lu- r Illui Burl-all:
I’irlimivirrrr‘u
Sm ulyl : it .w
>:.Imr .. .. o I u o 0 ll I
Fitllit‘l'lr'- \‘iiw‘it‘l' ltllii Mill"
umi “mum.
At I1r2:.-mnv
lurilxrmrw '3 rt u ll ll 0 (I o I
Flow-gm. 1i i‘ ll " n I) l 0 F
um. rim—- lirnlrr and Robinson: m5
II-llruilila’.
5-. rilul mum.” ma
Hnlhurrrrr U “ 0 J ‘i 0 a ”'0‘
roman“ ll :50 0 ll 0 h}* .
Ilrllu-rwu l'uml luriwtl Illli “In”: L
manslir-rvriur. lmllrrr‘luidlnimlh L,
mun :nllili ul all" “was.
At “'5“! llrulrm
\"mlr rrul -u.. I 3| l' N 0 0 0 F 0d-
I‘nwumuu . I o 5 ll 3 ll 1 ll M
liailr‘llrvn «main and l‘nmllz
.anrl i'r-rl/
Mandi»; of m Ollfl.‘
W. In i'l’
“N...“ :r :u nun Plqu'l' .gtl
rcunmrrrwm .r: on lmalrsvilill..a :
(1m Hmtlll ll! ill .1105 Plum ,
a.» hull r.» :r. out Motrin». .{I
(Tll't'rlullri 31! Ill Ml "In“ [N I... ‘F ,
I‘luvnuu ill M WE lltlaouis. M152... fl
liar-hols Mommas '
\‘l'ullrlra'm Alli]. wwwmm
Trmlnh, uhmw mm of onion u '
Hinton uml'nllnl for lilo “MM” ,
or Alnlmmu lmel l-xiilrrul. it... w
pomrall' l‘vrwlnrimr‘ll lu Mi “
lill'r‘r'firml' in rumolnlod. ‘l‘lw v
for lhn ulhr‘l‘ dlslrlvla ol-
wlmsr lc-rnm how 143th in”
town tr-urrmr'nrlly roupuulllm.
rus vssu Ins sum; ,
Wit-him“. Mum. Aug. 35.» '
\ lgnr» nl' \Vulr'vllar, who Q
mull, of rrln-ullun on Vhlilt Q. .
.luno "a in tho xurmrlnl' outs”. m .
mm mod to all: yours at tho
Wonnvnir minim.
lulu runs- sol-M
llulfrlu Arm. Ell "on.
('lllirlll of “Mill“. whim"
nurmum r'ulll‘i for tho
allunirl. Imn bwh rmatnt
nnlud In tho llnpllllllt'nli‘wn
TELEGRAPHIG In
lwuwlflfllrlm
Au rrllumpl won in“!
mun on Ibo ”ml; to.
than: it rrrllrrunl ill Ful‘lhm
by ulna u llvrrva limb” to w?
'l’lw l-iunur mud ll“
r tllv rlrvnlrua in Dutch s
and tin illllrll lilwl‘l‘llm ‘
ml to lill‘ l'llllml Hill“ ’
'i'lw nmry or resouun (lbs
«rum: l'muy Won 1%
um um. raw Yurlt. ohm W
n wrolt. uhllo llll WWW
tluuod in run uoy ills m.
(lulonnl Clinton Minds!”
ltlnlrrd in: my transom In ‘
by s lh'nubllosu Willi
nil l‘mtouil liars ‘ _
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