(The meetint-wne culled to order by
C
“a aprovlcion w
r
The next business wins the report or.
the superintendent. Superintendent
Grumman pelted a change at the hour
nt§ivldch signals for pa sessions should
be sounded Cu Mr. Chupmnn's dug
section the time for the morning sig<
nu! of no school Was changed from
“8: 30 to‘8: 00 o clock and the noon“ time
“ horn 12:30 to i2 o'clock
i!
0.:
Herbert O Pollard reported for the
(”I fl committeg of finance. ye asked how]
' -'_ much {other the night school was to
hold sessions, and this question was
anhvvcred by M.r Chapman. It was
‘~-glnvply a questionato determine how
much Was left of the night school at)-
pi oprlation. .
Committeeman John -.F' McMahon
edited for an interpretation of the
committee's rules on the question of
bills and their ai.)provnl The rule
was explainedi by Chairman A. C. Wheeh
. eta».- It was brought out that the 0
dance committee had not time to ap-
prove all billg in time to present them
to a meeting. On motion of Dr. H. C
_. L Sharer; a resolution was presented
. that all bills be in the hands or the
finance committee at least live days
. before the meeting The motion was
t,
* m m.
l
, seconded Dr. Tracey stated that «bills
’ should be presented to one meeting
and approved at the next. Dr. Sher'eer
motion Wag withdrawn On motion oi
1):. Tracey bills will be referred by a
regular meeting to the finance commit
_ tee to be returned to the general com-
. mittee for .0021. approval
superintendent Chapman then read
a voluminous and comprehensive lei
port .on the school buildings, which
.Wifl a. revelation to the members of the
board. The report will be printed in
the columns in the near future ,
_ it was moved that the committee ac~
cepi the report unthipime it on lilo.
, It 'was torrid: that the report oer
(erred hoclt 83 iii].
ted to the bonrd at the negil'r meet-
log. K WM, . ,
\i lion still that i
”‘Slcpsf’ a mod 60 initial .‘towa
lug beiorc 0 teen meeting the‘ promo!
don of submitting a pill before the
legislature providing for d bondsiqsue
{or new‘scheolhousesl The time for
-new business will expire Deluge; the
next meeting. Mr C apmonsmm
shows the netos’sity or living mill} in;
equate facilities. j . '. 8‘”
.din sister-4 that the special in: policy
in: building new sirutiures was out oil
the question and should not he put
into other
lie saw the necessiig hi it new build-
103 of 18 miles in the lower and or
(the town or two Saloon: buildings to
roost the requirements or this section.
‘ Broad River will require an entire
new building and Just so other sections
will necd'plieutiou.
Mr McMahon movoth, end it was vo-
too that the secretary be instructed in
present I petition; properly signed. to
the Selectmen asking them to mill 3
special 1mm meeting within the next
two wecluv. for the puopoue of Issuing"
hoods to the extent of 3200.000 to meet
the requirements oi the town
ll was suggested by Dr. Tracey that
iiu‘forc deiinlio notion wsu taken in the
board a committee should lie appoint
ed to go pain the matter very carefully
to uubiuii a report to this board at a
would! meeting.
Air. Mendelian urged that it was uh:
mloiely 0000““)? to out quickly it
mythic: was to be done within the
wt two yours. lie acid that a 00W
mum could not do its wilt in lime
to have prrp‘er notion token. .
Mr Lawrence sixteen with Mr. 'Mo
Millions purpose iout dissented as to
the method believing that u commie
too could approximate the utmost to
he required. lie sum ‘0 commie
ice of HIM .
firmflizlhhfi congested dull tile
committee is it whole should invest!-
We Ind “mum; intern immune.
mid the: conditions so or to in; chin
, £10 silicone at the lows
vote and carried unsuited it.
Chapman tor al-i- _
ter'utio‘n bud cor-re: Mon. to‘lie submit: "
0'0 ‘3 :
not
lie Acts or 1872, it we . ended that
“The board of school visitors- shellac»
Dually choose from them-elven a chair-
men and I.nocretnry" And aeolian 42
or :th‘e’ is e Chem of its follows:
"They shall annu liy nailed the duty
or visiting themchooia ot the town to
one. 91' more of that number, who
chili be called the acting school visit-
or or visitors. 0! Which number the
'secntary or the board shall always be
one ” And. Section 46 provides. “The
secretary and other acting school viclt»
ors shall be pcidreteflf '
This language is the same as in the
present statute and plainly
where and why it was so used. The
law required“ the secretary to be one
of the acting school! visitors, nod he
“was compensated for acting as such,
land not as secretary
Bothvsectlons remained the some in
the revision of 1836.10 1880, Chapter
“X an act was lop-med as hollowsk "Act-
log school visitor; shall receive two
dollars a day, etc,’ andwthle act ce-
peeled all acts inconsistent therewith
in the revision; 011888; Section 42. ot
the 1372 im refer-read to abo‘Ve; sp-
Ipears as Section 2160, and Chapter X
of the 188i) isws'awesrs “Section
3734. I cannot understand why both
sections were «placed in this revision.
There seems to hfiegbeen no change
in the law relating to the compensa-
tion of the secretary. In my opinion
he moat be an acting school visitor
to receive pay for his services and he
is paid as an acting school visitor and
not as secretary. As there are no act-
ling school visitors in this town, the
leecretary cannot not. he one, and is
iheretore not entitled toacoutpensatlon,
in my opinion.
1 literature! advise you that no com-
ensulion should be paid to any oi the
tip
linkers named in your quest for an
opinion relative to this hitter.
Yours very ir‘uly, .
. .OIIDSCHMIDT
. . that it seemed to
'ethi'ngIchouid hf:
the secretary.
m fit. it is all ripht to
Home end 3%? Lire'rvlces smile, as a
filofilufiQuQ Might comes to perform-
mg ailertcaj gvvork some provision
énéuid Min-lie. » .
m cbiii‘iiiunihntlon was received and
{listed cit lilo » ‘
Dr. Tracey stated. that when consoih
datidu went into effect the district com-
'mitiees were legislated out of office.
but the High school committee was
created by special statute hull was not
wiped out Action should be token to
elite end of consolidating this commit-
1toe with the town school committee
die hands 0 motion authorising the
town counsel to draw up a bill to be
lutroiuced in the iozisiuture coverini
this matter and it was so votedi .
Dr. Tracey slid the} it would be well
for the board to take some action in
jmnrds to providing commandos for
the clerical oiiiccre it is not tulr that
any man should be suited to do this
work for nothing. .
, Mr. Cloudeuing said that within ii
your the duties at the .oom'inliieo on
buildings would :be such that ite‘mcm’
human"! oi necessity be communion
Ho believed lint the secretary should
be component“. '
Mr. McMillan nit! thud: the ruling 0!
the attorney toner-Id bud compliant“
muting is nearly every town iu'tlio
state. Midi said that there was so doubt
in his gniud out inst the matter will
be token care of by this losilluiurc. it
in tor the Tout-d lo decide whether this
town uli'uil psriioloute in this dimin-
ciao
Dr Tracey moved, on cognition at
Mr. moieties. thin. 8 mm“ or
titres mm on taxi-Minion be so-
‘iiiolotsc. to center with surrounding
to!“ in rental; to Win for
oiorieulyorlt. flow 1 ’i 3 ~'
Messrs. Mulls on. W sud Ridin-
McMahon: motion ms out to [A
memos iii. encore Wily mp ‘
sho‘w‘s' ’
« V911.
of theories test there Ire may with
not was ill trout
Autolnobiie
in; Hartford; They s.
v
on the public highways" There was s .
i-igood
'trlci; oi the state and the old board ‘
of dinners with a few exceptions, was
reelected Til“ election resulted as :
tum tram every an
ioiiows'wJ
President—r1? T. Staple»,
DQfl 2.
“vicei’reeidentwdohn '
Torrihgton. ' .
Secretary-40.
Haven. ‘ ‘ ‘
Tmurorwfied C. Howe, New He-
Chairmsn Legal CpmmitiehC.
Robinson, New raven. '
thim'sn mucky CommitteewJ
M. ”Emerson. Armenia.
Chairman Membership Committee.
-—'C. W‘ Robinson New Haven
Oinirmsn sign Poet commuter”
W. A nice, Hartford. ” ”
Chairman qud Roads Committew.
Arthuh F‘ifoot, Hartford.“
The annual reports showed an ac
tive membership of 3.500, with a.
prospect of an increaSe “to 4.600 dur—
ing the year. Much'interost has been
shown in the work 0! the state oeso-
elation during the poet year and as
corroborative evidence if; this. the
treasurer reported that iitfie annual
bills were sent out the awhile of De-
cember and already me than one-
ihlrd hiive sent in their
something unheard of ;
history oi‘ the organics
There Were a number
terbury district 1%.?
terbnry takes the plat!
a‘rid in New Haven the
tative consists of Philip-3:. k d. Adult
he urn Trim: ill -
is represented by iiildri . . '
oi‘ Ridicule“ and New ' ‘ an by rt
H. Bond. Jr. r’mu: Now Dr. D 'W.
Mcmrinnd is Mitt and . ’ Rockville
w. H Robinson, R. j). jttoén yas‘
elected associate direct ms? Halt-
iord. . .
The question of is: of "ailin-
mobiles proved troublesome. when
brought up tor discussion. than halos
a decided objection to the three take!
new levied in the machines by the
state, county and borough or city.
vote was [gunned recommending that a
state to: be sufficient
three toms new assessed upon tuto-
mobiles.
more were drifts of thm bills 5
read, and they were sprayed by the
conciliation. the hills to be presented
to this ieuion oi the 0mm Arrow
lily with the riots Won't Mom .
nonfiction of ,uamo. The iii-at bill
in one providing for iifiu on all ‘
vehicles. other than motor propelled
it is pointed out by the autom- out
concern-n ccrrim should be'
obliged to curry I» Rubi to show their
presence lit night the came an cuto-
mobiles, and such u luv who do
much tor surety oh the pubile'mdu.
The mood measure is evolved out
ciu tint tile the made and 0 m view
from which it: oil-om for the cm.
or by room of a coy-ring over the
Marathoner. when» our
min loud cm in mm. This om
aims to out: it accessory that We
driver or all vehicles shall have a
elm view behind and on the
at all limos r
The last W pm on; trim
lily, u a result or in cancel mm.
or the direétors held yesterday atteo ’
moon in the rooms ,
"ill Diet!I mater build-i
‘ bills aimed T
at increasing {potent in s or travel ‘
Briilflfij _ . ,
.31.;
restorers .
to cover «the ,
side- i
"ism :r- 5-“.
.
xteam...
;
dip
Note the very attractive prices:
Men’ s Overcoats
"A"?
o 8. new
‘2‘),
. Shirts
cream of roads my! cum. ohm
tum to not it clout- view it being the
Men that was s lair m who to-
,
WK momentum w M;
‘ . Milt m7. ‘ .
minuotmmdbrushuutiauor
’ Big bargainsin
broken lines 0; Men's Pajamas and Night
,_ 80 Don. Men's rsc Black Hull Hone
‘Men at 25c Black Caballero Halt Hose
$18.05 250 Block end Funny Colo
m
the Store to Capacnty Today
The Red Tag Sale Be as. ”T
Morning With an enihusrasmi
is both flattering and pieasmg to us. ll} was the best first
we have ever bad. But what was to be expected when yo
j consrdér the WONDERFUL RED TAG VALUES. '
Tomorrow will more equally as attractiv
‘ as the opening day
equally as good
. t
. $8.50 and .éniiancy Overcoats.‘ m broken siccs $585
. if, 31 co and 200" ancyeOvcrcoats in all sizes: $735
w I §‘ ‘35! 250 and 5.90 Fancy mermais ill all sizes V, $9.85
” .. $16.00 and‘ .00 Fancy Overcoats in all size? lflj’$.115f.8§.~ :
$000 Fancy Overcoats . 4:. . ' $485
$22 50 and $25. 00 Faucfbvcrtoats ,, .' $28.85?
a. $8 fiesnd Sm Black awdthiord Overcome .; :5. ‘ . $6.85
Ea lid, $12§ Bing it not} xforiL chrcoap ’5‘?“ -’ 1' $7335
on (16831081: ind ford Dvert‘lrfls g is ' $11555
2:..820Jiiack arid Oxford Overcome .. - $14 85
$25‘lilack agd Oxford guercqsts , . ; $18.35
" Big'rcduciidiis‘ in Men’ Him and Ful'linetl Coaté
3.} l. « .
t i E ii fir ‘ , ' ‘ '
. Boys. Over oats
W QWWWM'WW . “1323};23:53.11; 3235‘
$5 00 Ural-coats 33-35
$6.00 ()vcrcoais 84.85
$8:§0 Overcoat's 3535‘
£§T§$NTQ cud $i2 chrcouts '. $7.85
3‘ 08min 0v ercom and Roofers
~ . Ages 2 ha toyzo Ycam- .
-$3-00 Coats . 9 $2.25 .
$4430 CON?!" $2.85 1
$5.00 floats " 8.3.85
$0.00 Coats $4.85
0‘g ,
Gent Furnishings
5 40 Duz. Merrill 50c Ncgilgcc Shirts 30?
,. Meti' s 500 Blue Cliambruy Wok king Shirts age .
A Man's! 50¢: Black T will Working Shirt»; and
Entire stock of 0180' s Slim Negligible Shirts .190
8i 50 Star anti Cluctt. Colored Negligcc Silo-iii 8mg,
. ‘ 50c Outing Flannel Working Shirts 39¢
Men' 8 shoe Gray Fiance! Shirts 79¢
VAN v’riglits $1.00 i iceccd and \\ 001 Ribbed Under“ ear
‘ Men’s
" Men 582.00 Soft Ilats
.‘.$3,.00Dr.css Suit Cases
$3.00 and $1.50‘Sweziters
iElfin' 483 50 and 85.001111013012011 Coats . . ‘. ”
_ hieu‘ :5 Simon Rain Coats
.Slsfsviis ~ . .
' $30 Suits
' oi Clothing
Values are
Mons soc Fleecetl Underwear
Men‘ s $1 00 Natural Wool i. micrwcar
$3 00 Soft Hats
2.50‘vaeat'ers ‘
-,. 00 Sweaters ~'
$6. 50 and $7.00 Sweaters
$8.00 .vacatcrs ‘
Mon 5 $250 and $3 50 l'aury Vie-rats . r; .‘ .. T,‘
l‘,. 1,
001805.00 Rain Coats; a‘ges ’12 to r4
I
3
Men? s and Youtbs’ Suits
$8 50 Suits
$00 and St: Suite
$18 Suits . .
$20 Suits . ‘ '
$25 Suits
1 iotof Youths' Suits;sizes31 and 33;. former price $8
‘ $10. Sale price . .
' $8.50 Suits ‘
Bovs’ Norfolk Knickerboblter Stii, .
‘ Ages 6 to T7 Year!!-
$3.5o Suits R
$5.00 Suits ‘
$6.00 Suits
We have gathered anumber "oi ‘ incompici
Boys Clothes at prices that make even Rod Torre
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