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All Wsmg imitations and ‘i Joe tog-gmoyair‘euhuk
‘ thee trifle with and findsW rthe 1th at
me 333' mm poi-louse as t Ingrown.
What is CASTORIA '
W is a harmless substitute for Oastor Oil. Paro-
eerie. Drops and Soothinglsyrnps. v it is pleasant. It
contains mneithee Opium, orphine her other Narcotic
taboo. [is age 9 its gunman ‘._ It destroys worms ‘
.. walleye Feverlshness. For more than thirty years it
~ has been in constant use tor the roller oi constipation,
flatuleney, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bewels,
. oslelam the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
who Children’ a Panacea-Jule Mother's Friend .,
e Kind You have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
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Wilt Congressman interested in. —~:—--—————--
» , i Michal Tax. COUNTRV CLUB DlNNER
Conureaalnan Jeremiah Donovan or: Nowell: Country Club will serve the
‘fionth Norwalk. was an interested vls usual Thursday night dinner. from is
i liar at the State Capitol, yesterday. to 8, 81. Menu as follows:
are he attended the session at the“ IO: I'I‘aii Anglaiso
House as the personal in: matter was" Celery Olives Nuts
up for consideration. It will he rememi Belted Stuffed Shad
hered that last year he worked hard to1 BucheniPotatoes
Sweet Bread «Patties Green Peas
Roast Long Island Duck
Bruesslis Sprouts
Candied sweet Potatoes
Combination Salad
Cate Permit
Assorted Cakes and Coffee
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bring about the repeal or the tax in;
, the Senate
‘ ”i Yesterday. when Mr. Lynch, of We-
5 tot-bury. was urging the repeal of the
tax, Congressman Donovan sot Just a
- little to the rear. and later on when
Lynn Wilson of Bridgeport was talk-1
in: against the tax, the congressmani
‘ round a seat near him. 1
~ The congressman had a busy time or ulnr meeting Friday and ilnal arrange
it yesterday mating old friends and inept; will he made for the boring
,eooualntanoes who welcomed him lu bouts to he held on March 28
- w—v'r-
Norwalk Boat club will hold its res-
xui SPEBIAS @:
Very Best Flour a large bag 70c
Very Best Flour a barrel $5.50
'20 lbs Granulated Sugar $1.00
1 he Great A81? Tea Company
1!! WAIHINGTON It... sour» IDIWALK
Deliveries mm s. m. use 1:” o. M.
‘hl. no. DI
"to Deliver»
"W Spring diaries. 3! ill to “to " ~ ’
...............
‘ ty years or more This matter to
tore our Ellie logistic
her stallions. other than the salary oi '
g the substitute. v «.
sin. movsu m HARTFORD §the old. familiar way. We. hello.‘
in later of the hill and recommended ,h
that all citizens of the Town '0! nn- ‘
wen: instruct the Representatives in
the Legislature to take up the ibili and ~
take action on it so" let animosihlo. ‘
On motion it won voted that Miss ‘
Waymsn. a teacher oi the ’lllast Nor- ‘
walk school. he paid toll salary during V "
On motion it was voted that the
bills of the tissues department he or-
dered paid.
The bill of l“. McMahon was voted
paid. This What the previous meet- ‘
ing, enticed considerable discuaaiou.
On motion it was voted that the sum
of $300.00 he transferred from the fuel .
tends to incidental funds of the South
A clever blending of
pure; choice lest -—- 1.
This deli tiulTurkish-hlend
cigarette stile largest ads of
any cigarette in this country.
«mum ely individual "
24.9%
‘ L
Norwalk school district.
transferred from the incidental funds
to the fuel funds. It was so voted.
the Center school district was referred!
to the next meeting.
The report or the committee on‘
school teachers' qualifications and aa-
lsrles was then called for. and Dr.
Clone put before the meeting a special
report. which was as follows:
Regulations In Regard to the Qualiti-
cations and Salaries of Teachers
for the Town of Norwalk.
tell
'ostiisbmsolziwmdmhip sad
The term teacher, as used in these
regulations, refers to class 1001!] Coach l
or. head teacher. head of department
. or teaching principal.
‘ a. Qualifications
’ first time).
1 a. 'Prolimlnary conditions of eilglq‘
| hillty—
! 1 Kindomsrton— j
i A llllgh school diploma or its equiv» ‘
’ slept and a diploma from the kinder ,
. gsrteu department cl a Stale Normal!
Lschooi or its equivalent.
2. Grades—-
(1). Classroom teacher-«n Hlshi
school diploma or its equivalent and a: '
Normal school diploma. A teacher!
leth pmiesslcnai traininr equivalent
to one year's work at a State diurnal
iand live you 9' successful experience to
iher credit two at which shall have
does in graded schools may be con-
lsldered an eligible candidate.
("l Head teachers—Aha some con
ditlons or training: one year's success-
’lul experience as teacher in a public
ec.hocl
3 13). 'i‘esehing principally—«the same
{conditions or lrainlns; three years’
ismccsslul ewexience as teacher and
. teaching principal in the public ~ ~
ischcols.
3.” mos unanim-
(ll. Classroom teacher ._. callous
idipioms; one year's successful expo .
g rinse in s. nubile also school. Pro
i torsional training equivalent to No l»
‘hour mess for the entire Your may
be accepted as the equivalent at one
year's experience.
(2) Head or departmenlmcolisxe
diploma; pron-stops! trslntnr analyse
lent to two Moor courses for the en-
tire your; two new successful expo
News as tesehor in the public schools.
iii). "l‘eschios principal .... cottons «
diploma; profession“ training. ens
year or its equivalent; two m‘ sue
esstei mosses as tractor in ills
punishments“; nominees“.
lei capsules“ as principal «at s emails
High m at no pupils or were.
(ill. Man at eitatilie Mam‘
' «Waist. Willi em. '
a. mum Inn M t:
hos-d snmmmmnmzm
‘mnw to m nineteen.
mullet ill-«mums»
mmflflflmuwe
David Pollard oi the North West T‘W‘mfl‘gmgfl
6011001 district, asked “M “5 be ems will not be continued in service.
Supervisors. special teachers clerks
and helpers in kindergarteus will be
The matter of transferring funds employed; at specific salaries, designn.
from the Over River school district to ted by the committee
'A copy; comparing other sohouls ot
Bumioxd. Greenwich and Dsn'bury.to
M‘puood to the members or) the
school committee. showing the condi-
tions which existed in other schools
in dill‘erent towns. i
Staminrd—dElemsotary -‘—~ Kindergar-
8800; principals, 31.075 to $1.860.
Greenwich—Elementary-Kindorgsr. loom until March 25th.
. l? soooudts giggle. quality at prices asked.
‘ .L» I «v‘ ' ...
i‘fcmon's Hose i from .
Men's Hair-Hose ........ .. ........ .. ...... .......1
is... nonessential.”
ten and grades, $500 to 3760; annual
increase. $60. :liigh school—~Ladles.
$800 to $1.000; annual increase. 3100.
Men, 8700 to $1,200; head commercial
department, $1.400.
Danburwalomeutarywrades, 8440
tomo; annual increase, 540. High
school—~Tsachers (seat), 3600 to $800:
annual increase, $50. Heed of depart~
meat, $800 to $1.000. annual increase.
350. Head of commercial department,
8800 to $1,100; annual increase, $100.
Principal. $1,800 to $2,200; annual in»
crease. 8100.
i it was voted that the committee ad-
Salaries.
and grades-dreamers. $460 to
misuse we sdi the mod wearing that that his the shape or
loot. Most oi our Hosiery stock is the famous "Onyx" brand, which
. 15c to $2.50 pair M
1mm" and Children“ Hoes ..... .....‘.. ....... 16c to m pair
.......... .... nun
The N. E. Ryan Co.
I WAIHlNOTON GT. IOUTN NORWALK
. 0i
-- ay. peels ale
Not only Thursday but Friday and illiteracy will he ilsrsniu
Day». We will mention a row horas.
LADIII' possum “OWNS.
M tie. angular price No.
die-tee. dossier prise ole.
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At the. newt-caries "a. 113: he M. M
f m “03"” W “t ‘m is m mom.
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a ”mm ”r.” wm storm
on recession rs. u. m, m. J
m a me Value em on
use
. All Special Vetoes.
tools» Mflflltim
cm W alarm.
Certain that the members have
Benlletlllour
W“ “summons.
new unit oeuvre.
will.” VWKILWI 7“, WW he.
clowns.
itfli‘l‘ GLOVII.
as. Rooster was its. «.5 tamed“ Ito
slam rumours Wt um um new“.
summons. """ mm were:
' ‘ ‘ . ‘ Was.
4")“ swam .
We iii timers as. f
Exhibit and Sale of
“PICKWICK” CHAIRS
If the Pickwick Clubs now
filled with such
t‘xtstcut
comfortab le Chairs
selid
are [im-
newthcsc, it is
enjoyment: in
their leisure hours. .‘ss for . the first and humour»
Pickwick Club as can inm'ginc Messrs. Tracy, Tup-
maxi, Augustus Snodgrass and Nathaniel Winkle,
to say withing of the immortal. Chairman himself,
lolling at their case. goes ping and arguing
their \arious interchts.
i) \’ L‘ 1'
Three modem Pickwick Chairs . we are show—
ing,‘ are after the models of the 'Virgu'nia fireside
chairs, with modified wings, slightly flaring
not too deep- the frames of solid Cuban Mahogany,
broad armed. with substantial turned posts. and
the coucring, backs, wings and seats of “foliage
tapestry’ ii.“ harmonious shades of green.
' Ordinarily ‘tlicse Chairs sell at $30.00 each;
A'rmcliairs and Ann Rockers. but it‘ is. our purpose.
for the balance of this week to special them at
$19.75 for either style.
Shown in Main St. window. Fourth floor.
Laces of the Season
Novelties in Trimming and Dress Laces.
The department of Laces is iall a—i'rqth with
beautiful cobwcbby things. from snow white to deep-
est ecru.«aml of course an enormous assortment in
fashionable Black Laces.
This summer women mav adorn
silk linen or cotton “itlr ciluliu‘
and edges, of
Filet, Bohemian, Princess, Chantilly.
Craqucle and Carriek-mécross.
There are also beautiful rcprmluctimts of
Point Gaze. Point Ragusa and Riticclli.
Allvover Laces in Shallow. Malina Chantilly.
tal and Point (l‘ esprit.
BlaCk Laces of every description.
Genuine Irish Crochet Bands and Edges. Cluny Laces
in all widths. Normandy, German and Rubciux Vale.
their gowns (if
Lara, in bands
Shadow.
( trien—
’ Main floor.
Another New Cotton, Belgian
Homespun ’
it really is not a cotton at all. Ii is er
of linen and something else that looks like
coarse. stylish. the correct thing. in old blue
leather brown. 54 inches \l‘lill‘. See a yard.
Wash (Qumls Section. 11min flour.
Trunks and Bags for 1913
Steamer. Dress. Skirt, Wardribc,
Hat Ind Shoe Trunks.
The celebrated Hartmann Trunks in all models. i
Special Vulcanized Fibre Trunks in white, grey.
orange. brown, 'gre on and chocolate.
Steamer and Dress Trunks from $5.00 up.
Three Specials in Bags. Pigskin. . Sea Lion
Monkey. '
Spinach. Lettuce. celery. sum Potatoes. Psmips.
stems GROCERY CO
and A
mixture
“HUD.
and
and
Fourth llnrii‘.
per bag 70: bill 35 50
smashes sum pet is. so} Strictly Fresh Eggs. dos... so.
Bsidwln limiter: per quart so i see Cuti’cschssgior. rye
Grape limits. 4 ice aye 1 Date Not Butter. in us
Emmericmmerdouo ”mechanics
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