niha ’ ' 9
fillings”, Iin adoption; to the the
of apprentices. nroaecdi usev forth
with tIIIIti ties fronts
it maoedlnss and to iorhiddin:
I. or delivery of into: eating
eisons addicted to the use
9 , All applications for wer-
~i y no removal of nowhere II hell he
. ' d bonrd to the Judge- or den.
.115 M the town court at said city“
‘snoh warrant dilhe t9<i
scented by an orchard 9o (fir.
mini (see (or t e service oth
the late allowed for the '9:-
recess. shall be poi
own to which Ilueh pitu-
'elIon
tioh till. Nothing herein contained
effect the validity of any nation or
ii 9 .0, the selectmon of any other
Wu Ieintive to paupe
‘- IoDIfIzrtmInt ofr Education.
, From the day of ‘
day of the schools of
m: town: shell batons? themcontrol or
he 0mm as o In tow in
Moe on tho Ida ay of
said oommnttee shall submit to the
motor of the city the estimate
do or in section two hundred and we.
ct on 193. The members or the res-
hoot committee or the town or or-
ahell continue In office for the res~
alarms for which the?' have been
:_ ed. and shall continue n ol'iice un-
thnelr successOre are duly elected and
I, _ d. with the some duties and euth—
now provided by low. and while
inning- in office shall act as mem-
ed IoYr. board of education herein
ion, 194.1‘he superintendent,t
d other persons employed 1:
hoot committee of said town when this
not a into effect shall retain their res-
‘ VII positions for the terms for which
e have been ap ointéd. and the rules
regulations re ailnf in schools then
force shall remain n force until re-
0 o erw so I: an
ad r th l hn god
. tion 195. The terri orial limits of
hi city as herein descIibed shall here-
ench-
Th the shall he in said
city 9. odepartment or education. which
shag! have control or all the schools of
cy.it
Section 197. Sold department shall he
rider the control of nine members. uho
shall be kno u no the "Board or Educa-
on." and 0 shall be elected as here-
inhet'oro provided.
action 198. Sam bould shall. at its
at meeting and annually theIeuftuI
sheet from its number a chnlrmn'n who
shall plesido at all meetings of said
he . It shall also elect rom its num-
be a secretmy. who shall keep at record
1 1 votes. note. and tinnsactions of
said board. and shall nmtorm any and it“
utige Imposed upon him by said boald
Section 199. Salt] board shall hold reg—
lut' meetings every month.
. 86‘ (Men “00. Said bomd shall appoint
’uupelintendent of schools and such
SEE; box of assistants. plincipulu. tench-
nd janitors as it may decide to be
écmeary, from time to time, and it shall
re tribe theix respective terms of oilico
their duties.
Section 201. Sold homd shall have the
entire charge and direction of all the
riddle schools in said city and of the ox-
fén‘ditu'ro of all moneys oppro rimed for
. Silpport or the some. shnl keep all
,, chooi buildings and apparatus used
her in in good condition and repair. and
ii have all the panels and be sub-
gout to all of the general duties and limi-
lions of hoards of education school
60th tees. and school visitors in this
state. 0 far as the some are consistent
with the provisions of this not. It simii
Intuit to own by- Jews. define- the duties
IomCeIs and committe . and pro-
9 e such rules and regulations {or dis-
‘ ofi'n s'uid uhiic schools as me not-
n'I-I'idtent wi, h the laws of this state
ofthis act
on or
by of in each yem.
, to the treasurer of said oity.n
ed estimate of the expenses for the
pit of said schools for the ensuing
.' a citying so Mr as pessiblc the
such expense.
ction 203. Sold board shall annual.
the end of each fiscal year irons-
» to the mayor a full report of its
no, din during said your. together
I 'n. antem‘ent showing the total
fit of money received and expended
he isigmoid of said schools.
Said homd shall. at least
“n such month. transmit to the
I a detailed statement of the ex»
, \ incurred during the preceding
t . and said expenses shall he paid
the some manner as other expenses
the city ~
SalarieI.
fiection 205. On and after the
t1 . the unlmles of the seteral
core a! the city of
the town of Norwalk shall he paid
thiy and shall he on follows: The
you shall recei w,- dollars her
mam: the councilman tench dollars
r ennum: the clerk dollars not“
mm): the treasurer dollars por on-
m: the collector dollars nor on-
mm: each nssesnor dollars per
. ‘uirléf and each member of the boom!
dollars per nnnum'. the
dollnII-I per unnum. euch
her 0! the boom of education
' ‘ re per annum: the selectlnon (It Will]
itWit ahfiiahc dollars not unnum; and
I dollars nor nnnum
dltionc to the toes allowed by law.
lion 206. The seimies of the su—
tehdent of uchool-I and his desist—
nnd the principals thIIciIeIs. Jani-
nnd secloimv npnoinied hy the
I Io! Neducation shall be no fixed by
ion 207. The compensation of the
of the heard of public charities
.he no uroscrlhed hy hold hrflnrd
lion 208 The compensation of llll‘
, odIgoIlt‘e, the pollen. nelqonnte, UII'
- directive sermmnt. end all oilIIII
‘ of the regular. ntIlIeIIIIIIIIeIuIy
, . Deeiul milieu form shall he no ilxod
H the Gemini lot ili‘lm oily.
- lion 209 The crmm-nmtlon or the
of the fire Iiupmimunt the nonlet-
bihfu. and till other permanent Itmi
themheru oi the tire depnIiInont shell
fitted by mid count: l.
than $10“ The compensation or all
(floors and emoln wen i mid clw
the town of ciwnh shall he
e council. eveunt il‘i otherwhio
, molded by this not.
, fletnnndum.
., In no. 'l‘hih not Itholl not tnlte
{Initiate at II Ilpeciui rlnr'tion or
o it of Norwulk to he ilt'ifl on the
' 918. the some heh up-
To? a majority vote in (Inch oi
tent voting disilluw of sold town.‘ ‘
mtn shell IIIvI- wnrnin of said
tins. and Hindi. in ”‘1 It wmn-
otice to the eiootors of out
he question of the approval :r
In! this not will he voted
on electors who are “Tin m r
t‘lgil not will uivo in tho r .
' II oi as India
‘ i“, buliotam ouch havinJlIh-ih
II
" ”Autumn ‘I‘ Idol.
“I‘m 9 cit
oiiietjinx'm
loo
each voiins‘
uponithe‘httll 4%“
{or the city. which hem my
for.‘ use the “threshold appoint It
no ocean at and box tender-II an
counters tor the hetekhux at such vote and
the Vote amuse oertifle d and declared
it” odni Section
21II homo {nun on the
at be in
carom c setting forth the rerun
vote Ihsiluhe tron‘nrnitt od‘ by the town
clerk to the secretary oi the state who
shall record the sunny mill
clerk and the secretary or III“,
take such other action as
sary to oiilciaiiy designate the, city by the
name so determined upon. ..
m
Puti’mnEdl Se t b 18
mee n c em or .
'9‘ when 'rTa shirt:
Town Clerk.
‘ Norweik. Nov. 28. 1912.
lilies: ' IIIKI: nus!»
WIIIIIIIIII' Indian Pile Ointment will cur-I
Blind. Bleeding Ind Itching Plies. 9 It lb
IortIII the tumorI. eliuyI- Itching at once
Icts as I. poultioe. gives instant reilet.
Willisme' Indian Pile Ointment is pre-
pared for Piles and itching ot ntho vote
arts. Bromine. mil titles in. '
'lLLiAls iii-'0. 00.. Press. clonnlli'iii. (”III
For “16 by Ithe Citizen! Pharmscy.
What do we think
Of this?
A new line of Ostrich Feathers we
have‘jnst purchased from the manu-
facturer, thereby saving jobbers'
profile.
You can get the benefit. To give
you some idea of what this means
we quote it low prices.
20 inch French Plumes, finest qual-
ity $249
21 inch extra full White Plumes. beau-
tiful and fluffy
14 inch Black Plumes. have to be seen
to be appreciated . . . . .. 98°
The iioimes Millinery
Phonexios. 8 Monroe St.
...L... - or
.o-n..--- '
,....
.....a.
The Hare end the'
Tortoise _.
A turtle and a rabbit once agreed
to run a race, but in It little while the
bunny was so far ahead that he curled
up for a little rest, but falling eeleell
he gave the old turtle a chance to
crawl past him and reach home first.
Moral: Slowly but surely the poo
ple‘ot The Norwel-ke have learned that
when it comes to buying JUNK ‘ "
G. YOURDlSKY
pays Ihetter prices than any other
junkman. One cent a pound for rage
and the very best prices tor leathers
and metals.
Telephone 912.
Make Home More
COM PORTABLE
hy adding to it some of the odd pieces
of Furniture which we are selling at
moderate prices.
M. Gutkowsky
Second-Hand Furniture It‘d stoves
~ Bought and ExehInaId.
189491 WASHINGTON 81'. Tel. 419.
a—v—w -m...»I ...
\
BUY
Hazelton
CO L
The Ii. liethfieid &Son (30.
m. III. Inc will" II.
i leect
IlIaEEtllet min; Iahy you:m the '
nt number r'g‘
thereon othe 9
ve writ on, o arinted
I II A lhpxmm av
suite to “vote
ursunnt to a. Vote of a town,
m... . 9 . .. ’ .
III-I"
,niltn
I>Czl
9 Washington‘SII-oet “ .9
South N ,Wflkl '
PM‘ _ .
It consolidation phe up edmvw' menu "
m 0 III t' °§ III“;
on e 6‘ O n
ty druid -
9 derlui altering of finite and lover
velue giving in its broadest
sense is exemplified by this won-
costs. I
wool. The newest English mod», 9
ole are sure to please both the
young man who demands up to
the minute ideas in the clothing
he wears—end the older and
more conservative man who
wants well fitting. Well appearing
garments. ' ‘
The Tailoring and finish are
sure to delight the man who is
careful about the small details-—
and the price lower than the same
garments can be purchased for
elsewhere. ,
Boys" Sturdy OVércOatsfi
Sinnrt, 9r'manly"
son’ a gneutest
success—the Belted Overcoat——
shown in Chinchilles-and numerous other tab
rice—~splendid value -
And Numerous Other Styles up to $7. 98.
models~lnciudlng thiayeelh
Store Open Evenings ‘UiItii 9 P. M.
This is the only store where you are sure of a square deal in
Reliable Clothing.
Copyright Store
6 NORTH MAIN sl.
cnlcngslt 3 9|th
1‘? BM Ill!” mun. {'
Wd
lime? II x)!“ Ind 0:! ”€523“
mu. tolled with lilo.
Elia! 'liitgg"; I
shone .3:
II. n IIRAlYI mull.
”1::an It Best. BelemAIwat Rel)» II
Sill ii iii, clown: airmen F
,mg-l I-u.
A. Short sully
Our garments are guaranteed
-. to lit perfectly and show some.
lul lines desired by all who wish
to drain well. A
Feinstein til Bria
Designers. LIdiII Teller: and
Furriers.
All furs remodeled on the
premises.
a: North mm ,It. ' Tel. m3.-
4L.
_. ___.._....... .. ~~
“Mayfair"
WOMEN’S SHOES
-In—--'
Gun Metal. Pat, Colt, Russia. Call.
.4“-
Lace and Button on latest last.
“at...
0 352.5081 53
' Women's Storm Rubbers tor
toes and high heels
wide
"I:
D.
an others do. Bet! you rate. mom.
metals. papers. leather beds sedenta-
mobile tires to R. Alexander. II he
pays the Militant prion.
Also buy: out! Iells Ieoonlhhend tur- moved his business to it Rowan street.
niture.
R Alexander
t." 356-2.
21 ng’iiwmi
up manu-
‘Witen me venom" or glen: mm
W
MAX LEVY
“5 Washington at. locker Iieeit
.TOIOPVIOIIO ma.
Notice to tile Public
Wm. mitten. the well known junk
dealer 0! 85 Fort street hen re»
m- mu”...
East Norvlelit. 1 my lo a lb. tor regs
land best hIIceI ior rubbers. automo-
"bilo tiren,'ond leather bode. Bond
postal or telephone 449i.
0- the name and address on'iilto wagon
'when it cannot.
. 9 The Fahdcs are. the smarteItA K
of the udiOn—wvéw thread Ill
Look lot-9, '
WM EFFRON
m
for the
T
“le I-.
PATTERN ate-rue.—
NAPKINB to mulch; $2. 07 a
’1. 50.
Nomaih's Leading Dry Goods Store
a and S9 Gazette Bulking. Norwelk. Conneciieut
Dainty Damas ” T a
We pride outseives on the extent, variety and quality of our
i-iEMSTiTOi-IED 'i'AgigE 8ET$~The Cloth and one dozen Napkins. $4.75 to $8.50
ROUND SCALLOPEQQIGLQTHs—QS.50 to 35.75.
Lfiizes, $2. 50 to $7.50.
EXTRA QUALITY NAPKINB—SZJO to $4.50 a dozen.
‘DAMABK TABLECLOTHB-nny the yard. A street variety or ultractive patterns at 50c. 75¢. Milli. $1.25,
NAPKINS TO MATGi-i.
All kinds of TRAY CLOTHB. 25° to 31.50.
‘HEMSTITCHED LUNCH CLOTHS. $1.75 to $3.
Thanksgivmg FestiVitleS
ABLE LINENS
dozen.
Sentinel Want Columns have opened
the way to‘ Opportunity for many.
Chances for profitable selling, rent-
ing, securing employment-Alli come
within the province of the Wants.
Sentinel Wants have been the means
of giving many workers a chenoe for
advancement. I-Sentinol Wants con-
summate realty. deals each day, infirm
dnoe landlords and tenants and bring
buyers and sellers together.
The Boots Meat 8:
Provision Co.
22 West Washington St. South
. Norwalk
[3 - 15 Main Street.
Phone at Beth Stores
JustArrived
Olié Garioiul 0i Filmy”
Ohio Turkeys.
On sale at our stores. The Turkeys
are the very best thst can be bought
and they will be sold as low as posai
hie, quality considered Leave your
order and we will deliver it. All
(kinda of fancy
Fruits and Vegetables
We are Selling our
Oysters for 25¢ quart
We open all our oysters and they are
the best that money can buy. .
i REGAL SHOES
$3.50 to $6.50
Norwaik ‘
H. Krieg‘cr8t Co 1
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwaiks
West Washington Street
FIImiture
for Thanksgiving
' Come in and inspect our beautiful assortment
of Dinning-room Furniture, Tillie and Chairs,
Couches. Sideboards, Bullets and China Chisels. .
in no other place will you iind a better Isei ct-
tion at more reasonable prices.
* Special Prices on Cyii der’ iieaters. We car-
-
Keeier’s Shoe Store A
OPPOIitI Hoyt'I Theatre.
$2 to $5. 50
DOUGLAS SHOES
I
i
Textile Fabrionfiti.’
m I. WIIII’II an. In. ”Oszi
KUIOVIIO’O BTogflr i”; 9,
Formerly P. 0. hide. Norwuik. ,
Telephone . i320.
Dress Gullah
In Gorges and smell...
54 to 58 inches Wide.
If
II Attaches, Field necks, .
Chinchilla. ete.‘ ' "
ry all the best ma‘l es.
AGENTS FOR
HOL'EPROUF
SOCKS
6 pairs 81.50
Guaranteed
To wear without holes
[tor y ,
{Six Months
Norwalk Chronicler