THURSDAY, OCT. 9, 1915';
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‘ ' EDUCATION BOARD '
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mu ME MONTHLY MEETING - O ‘
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ind wool in 3111813 garments (continued from Page One). {
i union suits, and all moder- 7 i
._ j‘. priced. ' the police and that an officer had been ‘
._ 'r'i~‘ tind Drawers ‘ . . $1.00 up detlailed to keep order there. ' l
.. . he only real excitement of th ' - )
' uits ...... . . . 2.00 l1 . ‘ e "3 I! I
ml S $ p sxon developed when the matter ot- w 5110? i
boiler insurance came up and the con~l '1
diiion of the boiler-in the (‘entcr !
school was discussed. A motion was ~ 3
made that. the entire matter be refer. 2‘
retl to the committee on buildings. and ;
a full report of the matter he submit— I I I a I 0 es E
ted at the next regular meeting. One '
. member Wanted lht’dllfllli‘l' sent to the . i
' _‘ C (J D, , committee on supplies. and there was ‘
it) , Dh (JVIb quite a lively vcrbal tilt l‘oi‘ a'niinutt- . l
. -. ( or two. with more or less definite hints I
r _ , t p .r i . . . ' ‘
«H, E ..-NG10N STREET! of the possibility of the grave dangtrl O '
SSTTH NORWALK. ot an Ethiopian lurkinz around the. ‘
school wood pilc, The motion was I
, finally carried and u‘ht-r insurnncel '
_M” ‘7 . - , matters wcrc discussed with the ad- ' I
_. ..-~ visability of a rc-assessment of the
W;.A’3:LER FORECAST. values of the various school buildings l
..- _._ with a larger amount of insurance. it!
“1.1 \ irmny; Light then devt-lopcd that representatives of! l
“I :md l-‘riday; warmer. a prominent insurance company wasl i
. . . iii the corridor \vutmg to b!‘ ll‘ftl'll , ‘
. -.’l oi low lil't'\filllt' it'd" hm it “as tho opinion of the board ’ F" "“‘N H '— "flfl .-._.*_ 1
.t \t‘t-lldcfinctl storm that a more #3!“ ml investigations so much inter. s' has been taken in' ' RS !
, ‘9 in“ uwn,‘._fmn. hours should he made and the gentlemengiiw rcccnt law iczatrdlnz comDUISGFi"WATE SATISFIED l
H ”‘1 0"” Minnesota. It were so iiiforint-d. . . attendancc at Night schools of chil-l WITH PRICE 11111)
_ H! loudv wtather l‘hc lylit‘VVl‘llt‘l' situation was thin tlrt-n, hctvctcii the axes ot 14 and 163 -—--——- l
~'z'rl.‘~ :I ' t" . ‘ takt-n up and. illit’l‘ a lU'lL' and ('iil‘t'llll w'ul’s ii viiipln‘u d in the daytime, that t i ‘ g x
Mis~-l,\,iitpl"V:illc\' and considctation. tlit- committee on sup- it“: print the act in itill: ; (Con inutd 10:3.th Id“). i
lul -.:< t'al' stilllll as Ton‘lllllts was jitiilmt'itt'tl f” liut'chast- it ll An Act Concerning EVCMW 5¢h°°l limswl rcsnrmir. cxmpt Mr “utters i
1 t'wnit i-tlczc of the rain'nm" "inclining, oi with”: of tliicc Attendance. twho llt'lll out for a pricc highcr than
~‘ittlltltllll makes. at a pricc not to t‘V'
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1M W" n. P‘“ “‘Qh ,ceed 3:.) for each lililClllnt‘. l
‘ti'lt-tl tram Montana aitth 'l‘ht- matter of thc appointment of a?
1 r”... m...” (,f higrll Dying-Wlll'v‘i'lol‘ of Night sclioo's was explain-i
\ .. l-‘ri"l‘m" which has "tl hy the supt’wintondcnt oi‘ sclitiols.l
‘ “ “ ‘ ' l\\llll the nt-ccasiiv ol‘ immr " ' '
_ , . _. .. 'tllalo at-
.,. ‘ .5 c 'llll. ‘ ‘-
Alll ”1 ”ll“ ‘0 “on “ illtlll, so that the Matt- share of his sal-»
,,, lt.tl:l}‘. Thu tenipri‘A-lgrry could hc secured. It was voted to
i, in the ccntral districts. '
appoint .\lr. Ilai'gravc. principal of the
ll“l‘:tlll-’.lll’l school. at zt salary to be fixed
by tht- cominittt-c on schools and ”m,
supcrintcndent.
'l‘ht- matter of the cash books in iisc
was talkt-tl over. and a report from
{Miss Alici- l’reiidcrgast. thc clerk in.
‘t-liarne, will he requested as to whetli»
{pr they met-t the requirements of the
{fly News
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Sf‘t [ion 1, l“.\'t*i')‘, ('llllil between
fourttwn and sixiecn years ol’ age. re—t
:tirlin; ill a cit). town or district. in
which public Mining schools are main- “'2in and his alloy-“Mtg. Light &
taincti. in possefifloll of an t-mploy-lmght. (if .\'t.r\talk. visited the prop-r
ment c4 l‘llll('Hlt' issuvtl under the pro-terty in questioii “f.”- ,h“ lll'ullng m."
that Qnsltftrcd‘falr liy thu S'auiford
“'atcr t‘o. The commissioners. rr-p/
resentaiivv s of the. company and Mr.
\isions oi‘ the :t-ncral statutes andLScpt. :9. and shortly ath-rtutitl ant
who has not t'Olllplt ted such course Oi amicable agrcenivnt was arriwd at .
study as is require-d for graduation
Horn tht‘ clt-incntary public schools of
with Mr, “avers.
The proposed additional rt servoii‘:
such city, town or district, shall {it-“\‘lll lake in about 715” :ttrts of hint
tend the- public ext-nine schools of and will increase the Ilr“st'nl “MM.
suth city. iti\\ll or district. or other storazt- capacity from 5tltl,tltitl_tu‘iti 23].
r w-ninz schools oi‘l‘eiine an equivalent IONS '0 about 3-Uiil'."_“”t""” KHHMI-‘i
course of iiistitit-titm. im‘ not less than' Edward l.. Hatch. inland“? “f lh"
Stamford Water (‘0.. said yestt-tday
that, while no definite plans for start-
(‘lfllll hours tat-ii “ct-k, for a period of
not less than sixteen weeks in each
' State Board of Education. 'calt-ndar your. ilnlt‘»' rclt‘ascd iroiii ing “‘"Tk on lht‘ “My uli'lt-i‘taking liaIl'
After voting that all bills be paid, if such ivquiicincnt hy the board of been made as 5'”- ‘l “'1‘“ lli'llt‘d lhfli‘
work might be commenced llvxt
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It“ not l-Znuine Company. ‘
mum: correct, the mPt'linfl adjourned.‘;scliool visitors. town scliool commit-i
After atljnurnmenttthcn- was an ina'tt‘c or [maid of cducation. Tllt' (fill-V
formal discussion of the manner of ob- , ployer of any such child shall keep on.
serving (‘Olutnbus Day, which falls onifilc in lllt' place where such child is'
a Sunday. this year. and it seemed toltiiuploymi. an cvt'nin: school certify
spring. if conditions wcrc {til'ol‘alllw {Hr
securing the help Ilvr‘vssiil‘y
In connection with this proposed.
four-fold increase in i‘f'svrvoir capacity,’
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, . ,d‘llhe the cont-cusus of opinion that
_'tm mile race Of the Hm“ (iscliool scssinns ht- held as usual. illltlr
1r“: l’Euo‘nn (‘lub will be held nflit‘that special exercist-s, appropriate to
ur. xv 'l‘ht- birds will fly from Balti- thc day. hc held at ”1" al‘tcrnoon scs-
m Mil. m this city. sions. and it was so “SHAWL.
' ' ~ 1 ._ H” Department of Education.
. (‘itv of Norwalk.
"wmoiiow at R o'clock there Will ”‘3 ' October 7, 1919.
a ”min: at tho Rebekah team and‘ Superintendent'. Sepumb" Report.
.c ml. ‘i‘ltt: t-ntt-rtaininent committeet’l‘o the Board of Education.
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.T ‘im lodzv will hold a business meet- Gentlement; .
Perhaps the most important thing
""7“!“‘ lb. . .
_..- " ‘ '” “m‘k tomorrow n g t which has occurred in school circles
_ . _ . .since my last report is the opening of
. r‘or humans in houseturnishmgs‘the Night schools. At both the Center
't- ~l R0>t‘llfltl<l.s ad tomori‘OW. and Franklin buildings the schools
___.___ opened on the night of. October 1st
- - - ’ " - ~ ' ‘ : lion‘-
3‘ 3 , o . n the Danbmy \titli good cniollmtnts of pupils.
7 mung those tn] H gd \l q “a” ,lt‘VGl'. the numbers at the opening were
today are Mf‘ “n ‘ r.. y I not as lill‘L’t‘ as they should have been.
Fair
fi‘filtlge. Miss Eleanor Hughes and Miss! if pupils and employers
:‘irico Raymond. of East Norwalkz . provisions of the law. “'e have made
'tnsss Jesse Frudenihal. Edward Iliflllfil" a 1‘0”" '0 9“” attention ”f the
. . . , , larger cm iloyei's to the new law, and
R. .lliam Deklyn and ffllllll) and a hostlmme a nuxmbpr of pupils have come in
*3! ">'h“r3- ‘fib'fi. l since, inaltinz an enrollment of 101 at
’(Yenter and 185 at Franklin.
The classes inaiiitaint-d at each
school are as follows: One for book-
_ kecping and commercial English: one
:(‘uxin street, officials of the (‘lly and'mr stenoizriipli)’. typcwriting and com-
ymminent business men will he the| mprcja] English: one [or eighth grade
,__, .- . , , n he res- branches: one for seventh grade
22;,1‘nt(:\,1:l(:n:;eant lioraatilsiitss'r, Offer thranches, and one for work below the
’ " _ ‘ f .seventh grade. Classes were also of-
.r_.:. Chinese and American dishes, on fercd for such as wanted beginning
Ea‘urday. work in reading. writing and speaking
:English. with no response at Center
jand only a small class at Franklin.
The" faculties with their respective
iwork are as follows:
1 Franklin.
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Mr, Natlitinsonflelemf‘ntaiy class
had known the
——‘
Tonight. in the Chinese and Ameri-
:-_,.n Restaurat of Liin “'ig, at 13 North
- For hat-:ains in liousei‘urnishings
nest Rost-niicld's ad tomorrow.
Pupils.
’»i;ttiy Wood, Of Vt'atcli Iiill. Rhode
"1....ntl, who ran down and painfully
‘3,.'.il't'ti Arthur Sterling and Missx thou-English speaking) ..... ftl
5,,_.mp BMW in front; of the AI-mory‘,.\ll59 Mailier~sixth grade work.... .i0
_ . _ . , d . f ‘ihed Katherine
‘qr'MM-V niuht, )cster a} inn 5 grade work . ..
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warmth of $150 for appearance in the-An“. 1,0nm_m.,,10wer grade work. 38
court Monday morning: of next'Miss McQuillan~stenogmphxtype n
-.»,x.,..i.; to answer to charges of recklesslMitziEligilgffbgglfilggggagl alilndgllrljlhg': 29
using and Operating an automobile lish
"citliout a license. At t‘ne Norwalk
iéjcispital this morning it was stated
trlsat Mr. Sterling and Miss Bray were
~-:.t‘ierinz considerable pain from
bruises and abrations but their condi-
Il-"ns are not serious.
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- Typcwritei‘s for rent at Donnelly'S’
swath Main street.
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l’rcndci‘gast —~ seventh
Totals .........................185
Center. Pupils.
.\i r. lirunjcs—~Seventh grade work . . 17
Miss Anna Ryderweighth grade
work .................. ......_..
Miss Lillian Ryder—seventh grade
work ......‘ ......
Miss (lens-*lower grade Work. . . . . 19
Miss Fryer-commercial branches . 19
Total ...................;......101
The grand total for both schools is
286. Vl'e have reason to believe that
there are a good many more grade pu-
ipils in emplOyment who have not ’yet
;enrolled. Within a week they will be
located and brought into the schools.
The typewriter situation has greatly
‘changed within the month. The six
new Remingtons authorized at the last
meeting were received and installed a
few days later. The fifteen old Mon-
archs were exchanged for new Royals,
which came promptly and are highly
' appreciated by pupils and teachers.
Mr. Shaw has repaired six of the old
Remingtons and UnderWOods and they
are returned to use. We have'deliven
ed four more to him. which includes
all that are defective. By the close of
this week all of our machines will be
in active use.
—Becauae of scarcity of funds for sup-
, ~ plies we have ordered as few new
books as possible and have brought
ALL MONEY DEPOSIT-
33‘ ED BEFORE
OCTOBER 11, 1919
-‘ WILL DRAW
INTEREST FROM
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it is interesting to now that. in the
summer of 1869. just fifty years ago,:
the Stamford Water (‘0. was in proressi
tuitcfissut d hereinafter provided,
cci-tifying that such child is attending
an exciting school as required under
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”it" ltl‘OVisions of this section, Which :3, “Himmler?! TS" company had he»?[
ct-itificatc may. at any time. be in-‘ ncorporate ‘y “"1991‘1‘1l"-‘"-1l-('-
,Scofleld. Edwin l.. Brady. E. A. Quin
‘tard and Gov. wiiita‘m 'r. Minor. until
(it's, town school committee or board Ellie: ?c:;%°’::or: LIE: subfcrihed mi
of education. or an authorized reDri-zf,.mr:._“nd:f :uwlfil “OCR"
ss-ntaiitw of such school authoritypn“, inco rato full .or “’6':
shall issue to cach child attending air ‘ rpo rs H n; lb“
evening school in compliance with the
provisions of section one, a certificate,
at least once each month sucMevenlng'
School is in session and at the close of '
the term of such school. provided the
number of hours and wet-ks of such at-
tendance shall constitute at least as
large a part of the period during which
such s(hool has lit-cit in session as
eight hours pt-r week for slxtcrnt
weeks is of ihv number of hours amii
Weeks during which such school shall
be in session for suth calendar year.i
sptctrd by tht‘ .‘(hOOl authorities.
Sec. 2. The board of school visit-
to in a new and untried project. the
was a gamble. The stock was taken:
up very slowly. Stamford being a most
conservative town in them» dyas. Peo-i
pie expressed doubt as to the advisa-t
bility of having a common water sup.
ply. arguing that individual wells had
always supplied the needs of the to\\-n_3
and that thvy would supply ttheed»
for years to come “'ht-n tht- project
was finally got undcr way, it
found that the. townspeople were soon
they
lhad risked all the money they cared:
immediate financial success of which. i
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Such certificate shall state the nunri
ber of hours per \i't-tk and the nuin-I
her of \vct-ks sut-h child has attt'ndcd.
brought to see the advantages of thc
scheme, and lht contintit-d success of
the company mcr since has vindicated‘
double its beauty.
such school. the judgment of the pioneer incorpor»
Sec. 3. If any child slia‘l t-ioiatel‘ators.
any proviison of section one. his pro,; . l
rcnt or guardian shall be fined, forl' NEW SUPERINTENDENT FOR L
with weck such violation shall con-: L ;
tiniie, not more than five dollars. Any? OCAL L at p COMPANY"
person. firm or corporation. or any oil ‘Lesle .\'. Gorhani. Cashier of he lo-I
fift‘l", manager. superintendent or em- cal office of the Connecticut Light &
p oye acting in its behalf. who ' . ' '
fail to comply with the pl‘0\‘lsl0::8(lll ”“7 company. ”“th word ”m“
section one concerning the certificate morning from headquarters that Eben!
therein required. shall be fined, for al F. Putnam, Superintendent, at Green-
fli‘st Oficnsc. not less than twenty dol» wich. has been appointed as the Super
l8”. 1101‘ "1011? than lllty dollais and l 9 e ' W 18
' int UdQDt Or in .\0r '8"! b
for eat-h Flib.’(qu(l’lt Offense. not It‘Sr' § ) d h ]- Q- 1 ' H q ll.(‘ll to
than fifty dollars not more than two' 1‘1““ ‘ ( d'e ‘ tail ‘3 - *‘mlh-
t
hundred dollars. ' ’ Mr. Putnam is expected in town this
. mg“ lafternoon and will immediately entti
filiDGE PLANS APPROVED ‘upon his new duties. He has had
BOSTON. Oct. 9.—The objectionSVmany years of experience ““ih the
of Holyokc, (‘hir-npee. “‘estfield and? company and is rate-d as a first class
certain towns; in “'estcrn Massachu-l’mam lie was formerly connected with
sctts to the construction of a bridge the omcp here. ‘
acros lllv ('onnecticut between Sunni-l ‘ .
field and Avert Springfield were over-' INDEPENDENT soClALIST SHOT.l
ruled today lav the Supreme Court.i BERLIN. Wednesday. Oct. 8.—Hu20§
which appim'ed the plans. of a (om—31.19859. leader of the independent 50-
mission appointed liy the court tWO‘cluiétg, was shot today. only a quarter .
years 920- “ of an hour before he expected 10"
,make a sensational disclosure to the.
'lxmlonafAssembly in connection with l
the zovernmcnt‘s Baltic DOUCTGS all“
me tolerant attitude of Berlin toward
the ““‘est Russian antiBolshet—iki
Government." This fact cave cur-‘
tncy to the rumor That the attempt
Gli’lSl 'A‘ mass Of \ long, against Herr Haase's life had a poli-
tical origin, but a prose-examination
thick, gleamy tresses or “5., Ms “mum, indicates that
. '. . he was actuated by mollcve or per-i
“DANDERINE” PUTS "
BEAUTY IN HAIR
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S. N. E. T. GO. TO ERECT
A BUILDING IN DERBY
DERBY, Oct. 9.—The Southern New;
Enlland Telephone company has pur-
chased halt of what is known as the
Deforest propertiy on Elizabeth street,
this city; and intends to erect a mod-
ern brick building at three stories for
use an.“ exchange, business offices
and store and work room. The pur-
chase was made iron the Home Trust
Company and involved a considerable
n'm ot'mouey'u the property is in
.2 Let‘"Dandex-ine” save your hair-Ind
Korean havg lots
People’s Trust 0;
" 7'9 Washington”; St.
30m“;
at long. thick. among, 1 mm
pan”: let it stay weim,g!n. nonfat!
weir} otfthe busineulcentei- o: the
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chest, Choking Summon in throat,
will!
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THE HUWLAND DRY GOODS co.‘
LUGGAGE
The Right Sort oi
Trunks and Bags
May Be Selected Here
A W. Hodge
North lam Street,
South Romans.
YOUR HEART
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”to ~.
Down with
High Cost
.ofLioin g!
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LGWFR COFFEE PRICES
lmfflg'fliank Goodness! We can now sel‘:
Duchess Coifee
Maracaib 3
San BO
66
for 450 lb
for 41!: lb
for 39c lb
See windows for Tee. Butter and Egg Priors
f
James Van Dyk Co.
Does it
Beats? Have you Shortness of Breath,
Flutter, Paipitato or Skip
Tendernets, Numbness or Pain in left
side. Dizziness, Fainting Spells,8pota
before eyes. Sudden starting in sleep.
Net-venue“, Nightmare, Hungry or
Weak Spoils, Oppresoed Feeling in
Painful to lie on left side, Cold
Hands or Feet. Difficult Breathing,
Heart Dropoy, Welling of foot or
ankloo. or Neunlgia around hear"
I! you have one or more 0 {the above
symptoms, don’t tail to use PEP-
suing Not ‘a secret medicine. It
in and untonepemnoutotevory‘
immaaweakheart. Three-fourths,
otthesodo notknowit,andhuldndr
treat themselves not final
Km”. or .M,.,‘
«it
lamentable .
.Our Exdusitc Fall Styles in a
complete showing of Wearing
Apparel for Mad, Women, Boys
and Girls- on will be over-
whelmed with the delightful new
and distinctive foam that are
so pronounced in our Smart
{cw Autumn Fashions.
Norwalk Chronicler