tar Balfour's academic
.’ Ition of his personal
problem, contained
on “Third“ l‘ree"
boots of which were
came the long prom-
emanded government
with that subject.
this morning by 'the
in the shape of a blue
five hundred pages of
lea of ilgurea showing
iaapoota of British and tor-_
the industrial condii
notions were drawn,
blioatlon teams with in.
upon what are regarded
fact. The reference to
toss chleiiy confined to“
any and the United
use. Gasette says it under-
Cabinet has concluded the
. of its fiscal position, and
. in mart! thereto. that no im-
, t meetings will be held for
probably not until late in
ad that in the meanwhile
rotary Chamberlain will
. his exhibitory program.
”Inside:
hiy be found that he
hit his proposals so as to
In harmony with Mr Bal-
, flint forth in the pamph-
"he (eature of Mr. Chamber-
lions will be the disapl
I suggestions in the di-
at the further taxation of food-
row miterlals. Considera-
. til wmoommisaion's report is
for future meetings of the
’ : per believes it is still
' M there will be more than
‘ tieo from the Cabinet.
tho most important phases
the Blue Book are im-
ports. The tables show
from United Kingdom to
tea declined from 8140.-
to 897,.000000 in 1902,
in rta [rose from 8486, 000,-
m The total exports
oountriewdeclined in the
ssomoooooo though when
are included the decline
. . only $5. 000, 000.
AM 3 tion of the United King-
7 as; between protected .and
' ountriea, in the markets
as been reversed since
was 56 r cent. to the
lea. an‘ 44 per cent. to
him the proportion was
_.............- _. “no...“
Gentlemen
‘ Jain a clean beautiful
fit: from pimples.
"or turbines, get a
mi
.49 per cent. to the protected countries
and 58 to the others,
WILL ENTER IUO'I'NEIO IN IRIDGl:
Po TO
City Sheriff Joseph Discus. the South
Main, street barber, in company with
Patrick Lynch will branch out in
,Bridgeport where they are now open-
ing a b rber shop and pool and bll
ilard roo combined. at 660 East Main
- GAME POOTPONID.
PHILADELPHIA, September 16——
Philadelphia-St Louis (American
League) game postponed rain.
REGENT Al IVALS OF VIISILS.
GLASGOW ptember 18. —-Arrivod:
Steamer Anchoria from New York.
__,_7.
“My work will yet takes high place
in the world." said the proud author.
“it has already taken it." replied the
bookseller—"been on the top shelf two
yearn—Atlanta Constitution.
street.
“Mandy, whar's Innocence Jenkins?"
"nell. she's been sogood an' sweet
this mornin"1 give her list to go out a
while i or kill rattlesnakes.——-Atlanta
Constitution.
Miss Smart—Have you ever been
through algebra?
Wil ie Chumhly—Yes. but it was in
the night and i didn’t see much of the
places-‘Chic'ago Daily News,
"Do your neighbors keep chickens?"
“No." answered the suburban citisen.
"that's post the trouble. They don't
keep 'em. They turn 'em loose."-—-
Washington Star.
Elderly customer—Have you any
preparation that will eradicate wrin-
kles?
Conscientious druggist—No. ma-am.
but we have a preparation that will fill
them up.-—-Chlcago Tribune.
“i wonder what's the idea in throw-
ing old slippers and shoes after a bri-
dal couplel".
“Probably the idea is that they'll
come in handy for spanking purposes
in the years to come.’
Findley Patron~Why do you have a
picture of a Mexican dog on the wrap-
per oi this butter?"
Grocer—“To indicate that It is hair-
loss."
“Willie Tadells," said the school
teacher. warmly. ‘you have ‘a big piece
of chewing gum on your desk. Bring it
to me instantly."
"Yes'in." replied Willie; “but it ain't
the iiavor you use. Yours is orange
an' this is wintergreen.T’——Magaslne of
Humor.
Willie —- Pa. . “practical"
“crook." doesn‘t it?
Pa~Certainly not. What makes you
think that?
While—Well, what do the papers
mean whsnthey talk about "practical
politicai"-Philadelphia Press.
"is my daughter familiar with the
great composers?" asked lira. Cumrox.
“Madame." said the music teacher.
with a look of desperation “she Is not
merely familiar with them; she is im-
'pertinent "—-—Washington Star.
means
moficrogsrcostrarthn week only.
oftim mean at :3. 23 and :3. 69 our remain.
‘mvhwftflibofnoifsstmooghtowam
‘mmMora,Sons:0ns. Come All.
Iusiruonis. Reported to
Ilavo bullied a Victory in
Morocco—Toast of the
Cross Passed 0ft Without
Disturbance
MADRID. Sept. lit—Private de-
spatches from Morocco say that Ben
Juasi. commanding a detachment of the
imperial troops, and six bunch I of his
men were recently killed In an engage-
ment with the insurgents. The Sul-
tan is reported to have narrowly
escaped falling into the hands of the
enemy.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept. 16.—-'i‘he
Feast of the Cross passed all without
disturbance at Beirut. Contrary to the
oillcisl reports, advices from good
sources any the Macedonian insurgents
are holding their own at several points
and are inflicting defects on the Turks
in the districts of Morihovs and Iielnik
(65 miles from Selonica), where three
Turkish battalions have almost been
annihilated.
The local authorities at Monastir are
seeking to prevent the foreign cone
ants and correspondents from leaving
the town. under the allegation that
their lives will be endangered
It is said that the Sultan was much
annoyed when he learned that Alban-
ian troops had been deapatched to
' Adrianople.
That Sir Henry Irving is quite capa-
ble oi maintainingzhis dignity under
somewhat trying circumstances is
shown by the following anecdote which
Is told of the tragedian by C. R. Ken-
nedy. of the Everyman Company:
On one occasion Irving's company,
having been called to the theatre for
rehearsal found upon their arrival that
they were considerably ahead of time
As Sir Henry had not yet arrived one
of the actors in the company. who was
noted for his accomplishments as a
mimic proceeded to give a lively and
elaborate imitation of Sir Henrys
highly characteristic acting. As he lin-
ished his demonstration a well known
voice came from the depths of the
darkened auditorium:
"Very good." it said. “Very good in-
deed! So good. in fact, that there is
no need for both 01 us In this com-
pany."
Another story from the same source
reveals Sir Henry as an efficient hand
at repariee.
A brother actor. famous for his pom-
posity and his inordinate ambition.
was rcgaling lrving with a forecast of
his plans for the future.
"i shall begin the season," he an-
nounced, "with such and such a part,
fad alter that i shall appear as Ham-
e
"Uni!" drawlcd lrvlug.
Hamlet. did you any?
The other. incensed by the tone of
the query. bridlcd up at once.
“Do you think, Sir Henry." he de-
"As—eh—
manded, indignantly. “that you are the“
only man who can play Hamlet "'
“Oh. no." rejoined Irving. binndly:
“but i am quite sure that you are the
only man who can t. "—Harper's
Weekly. '
in his address before the Yale Alum-
ni association of Pittsburg. President
Hadley spoke of the changes in the
character and scope of a university ed-
ucation. He said that the condition at
Yale in the days when precedent reign-
ed supreme reminded him of a revival
meeting in a small town.
The minister pictured the suffering
that woul befall the wicked, and no
minded th to that “there shall be
{coping wailing and gnashing oi
eeh
An elderly lady interrupted the dis-
course by crying out:
“i ain’t got no teeth!"
The minister gased at her for a mo-
ment and remarked in 11 solemn tone.
“Teeth will be provided, ma' am. "—
New York Times. .
King Edward's appointment of Sir
Evelyn Wood to be a field marshal has
brought out the interesting tact that
the tamily of the king was once deco
ly indebted to the grandfather cg Gen-
eral Wood. Matthew Wood a London
merchant. it was through the gen-
erosity of the old merchant that the
ke of Kent wis able to come to
and from Germany so that the fu-
ture Queen Victoria could be born on
British soil. The iirst baronetcy bo-
stowed by Queen Victoria upon her
gscemion was on Hatthew Wood. -
Wilton is your name. prison-
er." Chinamaoh-"lie no sabby."
Judge—“Put Keno Sabby down for
thirty days What queer names those
fitness have!"-Kaaaas City Jour-
m
Short~That fellow 1':an is a lucky
cuss. He makes money at everything
in.” ,
Tulane—What did he do that “SM
your wheel! resolving!
Short-—
Why.
sewer. last was rental)!»
damages iron the ~Chieagohiewg.
Sailing Vessel sustained Intensive
Damage Oil Caps Page, lot No
One Was Injured.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Sept. 16.
~News was received here today of a
collision between the coal schooner
Howard H. Peck of New Haven. Cap
tain Campbell and steamer Kiowa,
bound from Boston for New York be-
tween Cape Pogo' nd Cm! RID- The ‘
schooner was hadv damaged. but the
iniury to the steamer was no serious
The accident occ rred late yesterday
during heavy was her
The schooner was struck on the port
bow and had horibowsprlt and living
jibhoom carried away. together with all
sails and rigging attached, iorecastle
head started. w: ass broken. and her
waterwiiy seam pencil about twenty
feet aft of the bow. She also had her
out water and stem started and sustain
ed other damage
The damage to the Kiowa was not
extensive. No one was injured.
NEW YORK Sept.16.——The Clyde
Line steamer Apache. which sailed ycs-
terdsy for Charleston and Jar ksouville,
rsn'into and sunk the pilot boat Am-
brose Snow oii‘ Scotland Lightship yes.
terday afternoon. A dense fog pre-
vailed at the time.
HER MUSIC ROLL.
At Eighteenth street she rustled in:
And next to me she sat. did she—
A parasol she twirled.
Her dainty waist of white p. k..
Hat, gloves and all were neat,
She laid a handsome music roll
Between us on the seat.
At Congress street she hop skipped out
With nervous hurrying gait,
The rnuhic roll was left behind-—
i saw it Just too into.
In curious mood i opened it,
To run its contents o'er—-
Perchance 'twas rag-limo that she
played.
Pcrchancc a Wagner score.
Hello! What‘s this that greets my
eyes?
Not music? No. by 10ch
No comic song can equal this—
My lucky treasure trove
Two deviled eggs. a wolnorwurst.
’A sandwich made of ham.
Cross sections oi a jelly roll
Spread in between with Jam.
A little can of potted tongue,
An orange ripe and round.
Two pickles and some radishes,
And that was all i found.
‘—Chicago Tribune.
“Say. pa. what' a the heydey of a
person' s youth?” ‘
"With most boys it's the day they
are able to Icavc‘ the farm forever. "-
Chicago Record- -li.crnld
iNhilIlN rut.
Wham to Saturday,
cannon non.
G. M. RUNDLE, SECRETARY.
Houston on
The [Board of Registrars for the City
of South Norwalkl 'Conn.. will hold a
public session at the Town Court
Room, Havlland Street. in said City,
.on Wednesday. September 80th. 1903,
from two (2) to six (6) o'clock p. m..
to correct the voting list. All names
to be added to or erased from said
list must be handed to City Clerk.
Joseph R. Taylor on or before six (6)
o'clock p. m., Monday. September 28th,
preceding election. «
Dated at South Norwalk, CL.
temher 15th 1903.
WM. F. TAMMANY.
EDWARD J. HAYES.
HENRY C. SMITH.
Board of Registrars.
sent. 15 16 26 29.
than. Noni nl.
no slate. no slag. is» our motto.
Gib: as a his! order and we
will pron:- that w: lib: up to
Sep
' ‘ first motto.
NNENSNHHN 1. in
Wood Street. am «mus.
Mans 5415.
'e tail into an open 1
new new how or. weave either imported or domestic finds
its place in our Dress Goods Department. The pro "‘ “ and
sallSiaciion with which everu demand has been met in t
ment and the vow prosperous business iihas enjoued ar§ev1dence
that we are alwaus roads with a complete stock of the hottest and
most exclusive stules and. too. that our prices are based slricllu
upon intrinsic values.
Tweeds 1n plain and invisible plaids. ‘
Knickerbocker Suitinus 1n the newest mixtures.
Camel Hair Cheviots.
Zibelines in all colors.
Meltons' 1n all shades and mixtures.
Broadcloths in all qualities.
TRISTRAM' 81 HYATT, Norwaik Conn.
' NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
m
Clocks and Furs.
The volume of our business last sea-
son was such as to attract a great deal
of attention in the trade. Our line
was really great, but spurred on by
past achievements we have this is"
produced a line of ladies“ Suits. Clocks,
Skirts. Wolsls and fun; that is far in
advance of what we have ever had.
Tailor made a specialty. come and
ISO.
M. Krasovitz.
s norm-1 mameraaar.
South Norwaik. .
Conn
“.1 ,_..._... _
Rs \ong as me re—
main' \n business use
Dividend
{I'll Mining Oil. Timber. Smelter and
ItJlill Stocks mkln possible Large
interest and Profits. list and unlisted. our
s.pscialiy Booklets giving iaii Intel-mu
lien on application.
DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO.
Bankers. Brokers, Fiscal cuts.
Members New York Consol dated
Stock Exchange. 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, New York.
E BALDWIN RANKIN, Manager,
......... “Wm: '
ters- solace-9m
garments tor men
maroon and ch\\dren, C,
on the ease “prawn
than.
Brest reductlca in 3
91.2"
.. - .. ' 3 _ scorn department
. i . Beetle shouldered.
Dannsye. Hull. ”statement-assets?“ ‘ . _ z ‘ .1 .
mlthoh’t regard t‘b
Room 1.: Leader lending,
tenth Norwallt. Goon.
Molded cost.
The Elite Shoe
for men, and
The Perfecta
Norwalk Chronicler