.. prohibi us trout
this line—but we ore
We and our stock or
‘ sold atflOpermonth.
enunaea.
‘ arrea excl-canoe.
‘ -. Av... lrldgooorL Coon.
. uma'asn
minthemarketforall
.mom~muwm*muomm
magnesium-hum?
. x~fioproblamwinbonotwicnlnnbar1lrflmbfl
hibntaitaothat‘svorymmaygota’tair‘ahroata flair
prion. ._ , - ‘
_Pleaukespin,mindthatoarbutaflortaareatymeom—
mandandthatweshalloountitaprlvilegetobootmvioo
”you. ' l i i '
-T ‘3“ .Q . , W; ' N,
(Wm Path)
'hlch. rethink. has mucosa bet-
a; Spirit and undo
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thou-desire thataaalary ochedulebo '
follows-
Junior High. minimum, 81.000:
175 yearly increase tomaximum.
$1,675, 10th year.
Senior High. minimum, (women)
$1,100; 875 yearly Increase to
maximum, $1,775, 10th year.
Senior High. minimum, (men)
monotonous“...-
ammooammr.. ...................‘10o1b.
1201b,
26o—28clb.
10c lb.
13cm
cmnnu’sms 0.... oo_oaoaoaaooa2m'250
V Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
, aoawam
loom uoawm
$1,400: 375 yearly increase to
maximum. $2,075, 10th year.
We believe that all thoughtful citi-
rens of our city recognize the necesp
sity of the Board of Education grant-
ing any reasonable demands the teach-
.era are compelled to make, owing to
the high cost of living, in order that
the schools may be maintained at the
highest possible standard. Your com-
mittee, after due consideration, re-
commends that all our present teach-
ers, whose work has been satisfactory,
be given a salary for the year 1920-21
" I; ‘J-Ifiwr'
TheFa‘nmus Van Raaltc Silk Gloves
A new line of thiSiustly popular make in regular andzauntlet styles and a
.wide range of colors including black. white. perigee. gray. navy. blue and brown.
with or without contrasting stitching. , * - ‘ ' ' "
Splendid Values at 75c, $1, $1.25, $150, $2, $2.25
A SPLENDID STOCK OF SILK SfOCKINGS . H
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of $400 additional to that paid them
for 191920, with the exception of those
teachers engaged since 1919-20 con,
tracts were issued. In these can...
the salaries shall not be in mean at
that paid to teachers, of equal training
and experience, who signed our con-
tracts last June. ‘ ’
In view of the unsettled conditions
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car has been referred to
Outline! Quinland, and as no report
from hunwas available,
could be taken. It was set aside until
the next meeting.
' A bill from Dr. Daniel Sullivan for
$220 was presented to the board for
. “TAIL
- ~.. ._.._._.——....—.—..~.... on —
prevailing. at present, our opinion payment. The bill covers 110 exami-
t.hat it is not advisable to adopt any nations of children leaving school to
new schedule of salaries for next year. 80 to Work, and the law, recently pass-
mans, alumnus
rims and Toucan.
53¢...don.~—’ E G G S—53c doz
ideals-"lg; fresh gathered eggs. Eat them while the
or ' .
f‘ll a
zoos, mu of the
~ -,ilavors,iruits
drink that is a
‘ - delight—-
Smoked Callie Hams.’nerlb.
Dixie'Bacon.milkcqrc.b. g:
No. 1 Royal Plantatnonflofl'ee. lb. . 43c
J MagnohaorClovei-Mllk.can................20c
eGranulated Suzanlb..................... 18c
VeryBestGradeM1xedTean. .-............., 45c
Wesson’s Salad 0". 1-2 nlnt can . . . . . . 35c
Florida Crane Fruit. very iuicy, each . .. . . . .. . 10c
Campbell’s Soups. 2 cansfor................ 25c
Royal Lunch Milk Crackers.lb. 19c
A fine line of bakery products at White House
Breadery. next to "
Beckmanln’s »
83 Washington St. FREE D o
- I‘Oscery
IVERY .’hone 1405.
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at present, feeling that, at a future ‘ed, is that they shall all be physically
date, this matter may be arranged iorlexamlned by a physiican, appointed by
the best interests of the teachers and the State Board of Education.
schools. notification has ever been sent to this
move was to send the bill to the State
Board and ask for on‘icial confirma-
tion of the law and the appointment,
showing that their work was satis- ,and it was voted to pursue this course.
factory and indicating an intention, on i A communication from the city, clerk
our Dart, to secure their services {orlwas read requesting that all bills to
next year. and assuring them that con- i be presented to the City Council be
tracts would later be issued. with the 3 in by Thursday, April 8.
understanding that these certificates:
have no binding force on the Board of ' into executive session. at which time
Education. the general situation in regard to the
“’9 suggest that this request be salaries of'ihe teachers was discussed.
complied with. No decisions were rendered, but the
In reference to the bonus, granted general sentiment. seems to be that
by the State of Connecticut, this mat-line scale of salaries will be, in time,
ter is now in the hands or the corpor-lequalized and adjusted somewhat on
alion counsel, who has the question the plan suggested by the Teachers‘
up with the State Board of Education, 1 Association. probably after the 3193“
and a reply is expected daily. school year. with a substantial raise
Owing to the scarcity of teachers in all cases to carry the force through
and much sickness during the present the cominz year.
year. it has been dill’icult, at times. to'
with teachers until June, and the
Town Teachers Association would be
satisfied if a certificate was issued
High school. It has been the practice
VISITS MILLERAND.
for associate teachers to take up the
class work during these absences.i pARlS' April 7.~——'l'he visit Amber-i
And. as it is necessary for High school
- 3331...... CORSETIERE LOVER
in Sodas, Ice 56 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
‘.llil:'
W England I
Candy Shop ,
asourn MAIN 812,
etc, here. Ex-
" p 1 0nd Tires
m. Phone 952.
' SILK HOSIERY '
ain in cannons Pure Thread Silk, lisle tops and soles, black.
"or.
white, cordovan and blue $250—$339-
thrasises,blackandwhite........................ $3.00
Fibre Silk, black, cordovan, Russian calf and suede . . . . $2.00
Lace stripe, black $3.00
RIVOLI, full fuhioned, all silk 33.76—04.60
VANRAALnfireadsi-lkblack .. $3.39
Blackandwhite $3.00
RIVOLI GLOVE SILK UNDERWEAR. * i
PINK SILK VBSTS, double under arm, regular shoulder strap
orbodlcetop “0044.98
PINK SILKBLOOBRB, made full and roomy, reinforced,
$5 98
J. I. MALLETTE
CI wanna-mo a .. .
I90“ IOIWAI-I.
* . CORSETS
So much depends on good coasting that no one can at-
lunul this is lifted it will be impossi-
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ford to have new clothes fitted over an in fitting corset.
with our experienced corsetieratyourmrice._ andcor-
sets mdeoigoodjmatariahwithsright-lima on ma has"
inflation motor any woman ever bah: improperly
a," *l‘l.l‘r""‘ , . 7' 6, I I
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note. , - ‘ _ 7 , Q _,~_ .
The-resignations 0': Round ‘1‘. Mur- -
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sador Wallace paid Premier Millerand!
yesterday, it turns out, was the ques-
tion of detail concerning finances oi l
teachers to make up their work, the
teachers feel othat deductions should
not be made for the entire amount at
their salary. or however
rule regarding this question be made - '
to guide the teachers in the future. “-1“ With the American ambasm‘iilgrl;|
Many other things are under our about the Freud: governments ac '
sideration and you will later be advis- in arderinstltsflitggps ‘0 further occu-
ed regarding same. py erman er .
Yours respectfully. i M. Millerand explained to Mr. “'83-
HARRY SCOl-‘lELD, chairman; lace the events and negotiations wnich
WILLIAM R. AHRINS,
WILLIAM P. WARD, the Ruhr district and why it appeared
Committee on Schools. imperative to the French Government
Report to Board of Education of to seize pledges which would insure
Committee on Buildings. the evacuation of the neutral zone by
The funds in the hands or your com- the German troops.
mittee have reached such a low ebb
that we will be unable to contract for
any other. except minor repairs. after,
present bills are paid, until the new
‘appropriatlons are made.
we are about to prepare the new
budget, and any suggestions from the
_members of the board with reference
lto school buildings will be appreciat-
seiaed this occasion to.
HARTFORD. April 7.——Announce—
ment was made today of the appoint-
ment of Enron S. Peck as general
manager of lhe Hartford Home Build-
ing Corporation, formed to deal with
the city's housing problem. It is can
' iVe feel that owing to the extreme- it
. . V , -.- 3 5_ Three huge
'ly high cost of construction, it is not plans t° build ”’0 hou e
rchaeed.
advisable to build any buildings at “8°“ 01 land have been 9“
present. while there is any space MI‘- _ er
available in any of the present school chief engineel oi' twigs??? 3:364
buildings, and we suggest that the su- Board. He was ration am the
perlntendent try and work put a plan Statesnlliogssni 0‘1’0
to utilize the unoccupied space in war a , .
Over River and Cranbury. 0! course. thousand houses in Virginia for th
thiamay necessitate some additional goyernment.
cost in transportation but we are con—l —---"————“'
fident that this would be‘justlfied un-; METHODlST CHURCH NOTES.
The Ladies Aid Society holds “8
til the cost of construction would pen.
regular monthly meeting this after-l
mit us to do somehing clue.
Respectfully submitted.
CHARLES E. MILLER. {grossing for the serving of a supper}
Committee on Buildings.
shortly in the church dining room.
thlet $31333 to accept the report of. At the mid-week service tomorrow
Mr. Ward read a communication; evening the subject will be, ‘ How Old
from the Standard Manufacturifig Are You?” All persons beyond fifty.
CompanY. explain ng the delay in t e , , ct to reach titty are
transportation o: the lavatory addi- and allluh‘o e35; ,
tions for the Center school. The com- ‘cspecia ly m . > b
pany reports that the Nlroads have Parents of children who are e-
an embargo on me“ sum“ “d tween six years and fifteen years of
age are invited to send their chilren
No action was taken atihis time an to the meeting or the Junior League
“10 report. on Friday afternoon at 3:15 o’clock.
hwgfifm Egan-dun?“ ”1:1?” of The League is‘under the direction of
e mm so as o owe: -
t A lett‘eiix-szmm the janitora of the Mrs. Rodman J. Lilly and Miss Ruth
schools asking for an increase of Hiddleton.
mowinmary wasreadbythe
secretary “:1"! laid on the table for
l
i “‘lLLlAM p. wane, 'noon in the church. Plans are pro-l
ble to deliver the equipment.
Specials? for on
E
A letter from Our Brother-3‘ Lodge.
No. 1.0.1. 0. 0. R. was road, explain-
ing that the interest one Moan-led eek
by theater expeaatzo‘gtsi’tgle Center,
amo“ mm C 1 “V”. t" . n‘ x3103”!—
years'i in arrears. , “moss; Pm,” 10‘ at 80c
“uncommon. ArealW:M-‘ or
payments have been WI WY ”LP-
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The opinion or the corporation coun- 1 local board of such an appointment, f
sel prevents us making a contract ‘aud, under the circumstances. the only .
The board then adjourned and went I
secure substitutes—especially In the AMBASADOR WALLACE .‘
Corporation r I
H. KRIEGER e so.
The House that extends to
nified Credit Plan. No
catth attached to it.
We have been conducting our busines on this plan for
V
over a quarter of a century. We have thousands of satisfied
"Vi", .,,.:J J ‘,
"m: . an? it ’3‘?
We want to add. your name to on: list of customers. We
customers. a
know that we can hold you and give you satisfaction. inn.
“’9 suggest that some the ambassadors. The French premiei '
led to the entry of German troops into; ,'
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HARTFORDS HnilSiNG PROBLEM. _j
allzed at more than a million and ‘
Peck was for eighteen years ..;;_
barge of putting up I , ?
i-IWaEmm-atsdlfik 2cansfor25c
and Auto Supplies.
Housdurnnblngs.’ Hardware :
Free Delivery. :
125 Waahmgton' 8t. Hamid-10.
r - ‘ ‘ - 5-6:;
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68 Washingt o a St. So. Norwalk
A WON ' l. ASSORTMENT or
Dres Coats En?
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Best 0 g Butter 690 lb
American ..-; . ..35ch
M P00 04. — i- .i.-...'~...-...‘...‘....... .. lSc‘lb.
Limhcruer . ............................49clb.
Munster-Cheese. ................-..........49cm.
SwissCheese...... ..49clb
firstPrizeNut *35c__l_l_>
AsparagustmcanZOccan
IahbfsPincanhtchanasccan
smtcmm...‘.....t...’............20cc.“
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