let us reimburse you Telephone 1230. I 74; "Washington sum .r Adi kinds of insurance. - _ Public Stencgrapher. iDivisiou No.1 A 0. H. will inset ~ ”on Thursday evening in the Wall street ball. ~01 Cockenoe Hoymnkcz‘s’ Association will meet on Thursday evening for regular business. ~ V Miss Catherine Cinven. ot the Bag ton Store, spent yesterday in New (York city on business. who is threatened with pneumonia is somewhat improved today. Buckingham W. R. 0.. No. 30, .will elect oilicers at the meeting called for 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. The seml- monthly business meeting I» of thmBuilding Trades Council will 3 51‘ 3‘“ be héla on Friday evening : Arthur Brotherton, the well-known sum-Laundry man, continues seriously . ‘dli at his homs‘inMsin‘ street. . CourtlFrnnces, Court of the Golden Sceptre, wili’dioid its semi-monthly business meeting this evening. ——-~————-—— Eureka Rebelioh Luisa. No 42 I 0. 0. F” will hold its bi-wsokly busi~ mess meeting on Friday evening ‘ Nelson W Benedict and Samuel Everts pf Norwalk autood to Terry town N. Y. yesterday on business Butler Lodge, No. 97. i. O 0. F., will hold its weekly business meeting ‘ this evening in its hall in South Main street. The sixth Company, Coast Artillery Corona. ‘N. G., held a regular week- ly drill and business meeting last evening. The monthly business meeting of the [schods Yacht Club will be held Friday evening at its rooms, or! We tor s’tijoet Miss lliossom smith, sienogrnpher at Raymond Brothers' office in Wash ingtou sheet, is confined to her home with illness. The monthly business meeting or the Hot Makers” Society will be held this evening in the Labor Lyceum, in Washington street. may-'— —w-- . ” . 'llhe steam lighter. 0. ii. Dimmers. ‘ Is discharging a cargo of King’s Wind- sor cement ut the Raymond ilorthers' docks. oft Wo‘er street. um The Epworth League of the South Norwnlk Methodist Episcopul (‘hurrh will hold its monthly business meet- ing this evening in the parlors 0f the church. . W 'l‘omorrow night's meeting or south Norwnlit (louhcii, No. 1.253, Knights of Columbus, will be n roll cull meet ing and every member is reoriented to be present. ( ‘ flout): Norwslk Conclave. No. 418. improved Order of lispmoohs, will 1‘ ion 3. comes south Norw‘alk; Conn. , ‘ Edwin Whlriocli‘ of Franklin avenue, . the practice work 6 a teachers who were forced to pay out considerable 12mm iheirmscg‘er sul- u‘rles in orderthh't the pructice might boporpetuuted. The request occas- . ‘iouod u vigordus discussion and final- ly the matter was tabled, ‘ -'Considerabio time was spent by the board in figuring up what‘would be needed to 'run'tho schools until the close of the fiscal yearf. The board voted to reducst it special meeting oi! tho Board or Appropriation to provide «for this shortage. Chairman Arthur C Wheeler. The bills were read by the chair- “ man and referred to the finance com- mitt-cc. Dr. T. F. CluneyJohn- B. LaWrence ‘ and .Dr. w. J. Tracey were appointed by the chairman to comprise the com- mittee on teachers‘ salaries, pursuant ton vote taken lit the last . meeting that such a committee be appointed to investigate the conditions Assistant Secretary Herbert 0. Phi- lard submitted a. report on the finan- - curl condition 0! the several former .‘school districts. Percy H Glendeninlg requested 9. transfer of $26 in the North Center district appropriation trim the fuel account to the incidental account. it was voted to favor the request. In the course or the discussion 'on . thepnoncy matters, John d". McMnhOn brought up the mutter of the indebb edness of the several districts. A die— or and-C. M. Danielsstated the views of the town counSBl, which Mr. Mc- Mahon stated were in direct contrast with those of Attorney General John H. Light. ‘He criticised the town counsel for not having placed clearly . before the board the status or the . districts in regard to their respec- tive debts. He held that there who no reason why the districts should be tied up as they mikht be easily, simply because the salesmen had or- red and had been delinquent in their duty. The conversations at this point were dropped and ,the matter 0! budget discussion resumed. . George W. Stevens reqneiited a transfer or $25 from ‘tecchers' salu- les to the incidentnis-sccount in the Rowsytcn district“ So voted. ‘Mr. Pollard or the North West dis- trict' asked that 15 cents be" trans- ferred from the incidental to the enu- mention account. Granted. in the Broad River district it was found that there was 9. diaerencs of $50 due on teachers' salaries brought about by a clerical error. There so Mr. Mills m0ved that an additional appropriation or “Q be asked for the Broad River district. 80 voted. _ Mr. McMahOn moved that an addi- tional hpproprintion of 3100 be not: ed for the West Norwalk district. 80 voted. Mr. Daniels moved that an oddi ti'ns) appropriation of 3700 be re- . quested m that” Center school did . trict the deficit being brought about by a. series oh untorsoon improve- ments and repairs which oocumo noc- ossnry. It was so vota‘d Secretory Bodwoii moved that no additional appropriation of 8100 be requested for clerical worn, or the su- porlntendcnt‘s once. so toted. ‘ ' Doorstcry Bodweil moved that the sum of $5.000 be requested for the mama's-4...... 4’ ‘ i . .mm hardship in stony instances upon the“ The meeting was called to order by ‘ V cussion" ensued end Chelhman Wheel. ' poured to be s.deiicionoy of about 330. ‘ WWW o: piecing ilreosoupes on the ' linoleum sir-10 East are St ” . -‘ New York City Unique and Excluswe Christmas (hits at moderatelprices. u‘i‘llelliti The exclusrve house for _ j French Art in Ceramics, _ Gla33, Bronze, Etc. ‘ Havnland China 110 Open-stock Patterns ' to select from. M ”7 den. .<.- r: a»: :3». t...» .3 4 ._‘ .. .~ m. a.“ b, _ .. ilEn‘si 36th St “‘10 East 37th St New York City " school; of the town in accordanoO‘distriots hot mentioned obeys requirr with report, of the committee. in; no additional appropristlons. . Dr. Tracey inquired why it was it was voted that the secretary necessary to bri this this Are escape write the board of selectmon request- matter more the om of apportioir |inn them to call a special meeting a! latent again it having been brought the board at apportionment to con. to their attention several times. ‘ side:- the needs or the wheels. Secretary Budwell’s motion was put The minute‘s or the previous meet- to vote and lost. lug were r3sd by Secretary Bodwsll Mr. mmsnce stated that Superb» and Accepted loudest Chapman bad no place in- Super-i ht Chapman submitted which to do his work which insured his monthly; report- ‘ any degree of- privacy, his only onion Mr. Daniel. moved that. it be the being desk room in the library of the sense oi the board that the exchang- high collecting of Christmas gifts betwoon the it was voted to request on appro- teachers add pupils be discontinued. pristion or 8100 to -.provide for such Mr. Mobihhon stated that be wits on (silica wholly opposed to the board going on The sum total of additional sppro-i record so opposl“ this practice pristions will amount to $1. 580 tho‘ Mr. Moohsr fiscal-approved of the ‘ . . ‘fi‘ .. ‘ ”UT 17 The South Norwalk Dry Goods Co. (méohr‘onneo) 28. 30 iuid 32 SOUTH MA[N STREET miss _ curriculum Com. floodlit}. tour today and tomorrow . .. 33.93 31.00 Kid Glace Gloves. white. gray. tun. block. ‘ Special m " $1.25 Monolith Kid Gloves. om only ..-....................... 01.00, 11.25 Gray Undressed Kid Gloves. Special «............i.... $1.00 Womens Black Fieocod Lined Home. ' Regular 29c veins. ~ Special today and tomorrow ............. 190 "We have a nice line at Comfortdblos from ........... 390 to $735 nuwinalsuouilvoou.a g 1‘ mously in lover of stumping out the practice. , . . _ Secretary Budweli moved on amend Superintendent Chapmsn that the head teachers and principals lmd tallied it over and were unani- ment to the street that the restric- tion apply; "only . to the teachers. There was no second to the amend- ment and it was moved and voted that "the matter he laid on the table. 'Mr.‘ McMahon spoke on the mutter! he had found by investigation that school supplies in other tennis were secured by the superintendent of schools. tion to his regular work. , lin regards to salaries, Mr.‘ McMa- tornoy general; tion in the matter to be made plnln to all that, ii any member of the board should attempt to draw any salary under the vote of the last meet. ing, be (Mr. McMahon). us a taxpay- er, would bring motion to enjoin the treasurer from paying the same. He believed that when a man so- ‘ copied a. position on an (honorary board, he should nOt expect a salary but it he desired one, he should so before the town in a. proper manner and request one. He said that there was nothing’miiniy in the action oi! the board. Dr Tmey stated that it was not!» tag new tor certain members or the board to receive salaries. He stated that it will so when the honorable self a member 0! the board. members or the board who did work pollution. right now, why and illegality. after July 15th. He claimed that it éberetotoro they should now. Mr. Glendsning claimed that too much money was paid to the were my and assistant secretary. Mr. Lawrence raised a point or or. . dor, there being no motion before the 'bohrd. Mr. 'MoMshon moved that the bond rescind the action or the board taken at the last meeting. re- flux-ding the payment of solutes. Chairmen Wheeler risked ‘Mr. Don- loin to take the chair while he took the door, saying that the action or Mr. McMahon in opposing the salary mood at on, time come pretty into in the who. So so» as be, personal- ly. won “learned he did not care it huh-alt what the bonrd did in regard ‘ to his salary. 31.10111!!! that stonilord paid each iss.‘ .Ths onsets received more. this purpose. Mr. Hoyt suggested that the prod? . ca. rollowed lit the Broadside school. unlimoiyftbst‘ot‘ providing. a general . lot purohising’supniies and sniL that , He stated that in his opin-v ’ 3 ion there should be no“ purchsing‘ og‘emtin this town but the superin~ . tondent should do the work in addi- ‘ hon stated out the‘boardhad no legal . right to vote its members salaries. ' , according to; the opinion at the his He stated that he wished his post ' Tel». No. 000.: ’ ‘ literacy general of this state was him- :3 His claimed that there were certain I. such as should not be required of :3 anyone. without moshing some com: II It the practice» is not legal and ~ was it than that ii when the attorney general was a ;j member of the board; be permitted -' himsolt to be a party to this manna, As for as the work of the punches- ing agent is concerned, it is done . the purchasing agent received salaries ‘ ; r of tits ball"! :50- andwsppdr- daily that we: not illegal nor Md the otwruoy «new when any notion to 9mm the Dormant of these misr- As ‘to the Marion or tho‘ members ‘or officers“"0£ the board this matter who brought up nature the bosrd oi Apportionment and they deliberately and knowlusiy appropriated $700 tor o... upturn. . 11$ crib o ‘ Scots ry outlive handsome with“ Mr. McMahon lu disapproving the the Store 0N3 HALF PRICE Phone 37212 . I -:-.-.-.-.- Eest. Flour, Large Bag Best Flour, per Barrel 191103. Granulated Sugar 100 STAMPBA-WITH 1 CAN BAKING P The Great ‘ -~ A&P Tea Compan 184 WASHINGTflN 01'. SOUTH NORWALK ' boliuflooliummnlla limos Lumber and MiiiW BEAVER is main: “will! in Moist“! Fancy Gui; Flowers Every Dov . FERNB, RUBBER PLANTS, PALMS FUNERAL WORK A GPEGIALTY mm. A.» 0. 0111160 7 Railroad Ave. A? plotter and nil-paper. It impulse oi mind-lit- vol-lots , oisrtutiodsuisumwisudodlilo end permits at or win. mp0 roi- individual Mmutudtwto. Wenonah end has a. mo supply cabana. ‘it. owoan AT : no. on The Hatch & Bailey Company ”U "i NORWALNS GONNi' ork for Everything Telephone. 6. BOARD utmmMMlfi; r- . .j-;-,-;r"oiliugllili'fi i case or misinformed. He said that he had never appealed to the attorney generally personally for any opinion pertaining to the works: the com- mitteo. He said .thdt he had always wanted to uplift the condition or the schools. When the teachers of this town appeared before this board with a schedule at mass that they claimed was accessory in order that they might do their best by the schools. its was in layer or placing them. in the position to better the schools. But did not this board so before the board of apportionment and do test the requests at the teachers. Mr. McMahon said that ho smile to the occasion one pot for the teachers of South Norwollt what they wanted. That showed; he said, that the w" in favor oi maintaining the schools as they oupbt‘to be maintained. Mr. Mansion“ said that he opposed this salary loom-o as a matter or principle. not from my personal spite or helium I: it ll I. question oi be in: .piooyuue, it" applies rather to the ucosptlng a salary as secretory, wss acting in an humanly monitor, the saint-legume shout through usual and legal channels. He said that in the old onion? . triot the clerk received a -. which was paid by the district, . , he believed phat the secretary or - town should be enumerated also his larger services. ' (Dr. anorex- recoil-ea the duct . when Mr. McMahon was s. member the board or apportionment, the n tor o! salary for the purchasing as some boron; that board and was . 1y”. explained and fully understood every member or that board incl ins Mr. McMahon. If it is ill now it was illegal then. Mr. MoMohbn claimed that the ~ ditionz had changed since the lil intentional; o: the town had been pointed. Then there was no In inteudoutwnow there is. , it was voted to lay the matter the table until the opinion 0: ‘ town counsel had been secured. Mr. McMahon moved thut the" rotary secure a written opinion man" who is mine to not w palm 0100 mm Utah to 1 nuts who is try» the to My! thump done right, iii the Madmen“ to create so!» who, let the members so before the ' uteri” in a. law tannin way. its; old he tell. instilled in bflhginpi the mutter to this “his ties of the Md at this time be» ‘mauamwmwnmom soot It the hon nestled, M the , mm vote W owl. Mr. mule . m downs notwmniatioté mindi- ‘f W viiiuei resistor oi! the bound but is! ' hold its oemhthonthly butiness media, in: this evening in tbs Knights of l’ythins Hall, in South Main Iti‘oet ’Tonisht there whips two town meetings. it is (best that every voter menu both. Voting machines and consolidation are the topics up for ‘ ‘nsidomtlom and the meetings shirt . .fi' . . lilo started that Mr. McMahon 1m . going at the matter in an underbdhd my in seeking an opinion trim the attorney general when no mm’ should have em from this boiled. The board has guns were under the . Opinion oi the town council; who iii obnodhutiy this, to consider and pm we the town counsel in retards to nutm oi calories. on voted. ‘ CONVICTION Follows Thai before you can be coir » 3 ed; at the [acuity (it to, " by hand in. “Supreme . , sort" (it: . must: guy"; them and loads tor. . , Nine times out 'ot this when ‘ a min to?" ' ” undmanWo ’Il i '~ H88 MOVED _._ his office from all North it Itflot w the NEW “6 MIN" lUiLDlN ‘ in “Wu: Wuhinuioh s, * I": it: u. "on... a s o «my ”m Wot“ not oil , ileum-ii " a: ' 31.
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