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SOUTH NORWALE EVENING semen
The Onward SWeeg
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Expenditures for public schools in
Connecticut aggregated 821.438.182.02
in the past fiscal year. it was shown
by a financial statement completed
Yesterday at the State Board of Edu-
cation. This figure was an increase
of $438,643.90 over the total spent on
education in the state in the previous
war, and 85.763.616.69 over the ex-
penditprcs {or the same purpose in
the year ended June 30. 1920.
82,291,376 Borrowed
The expenditures of the school au-
thorities in all towns and cities for
education exceeded their receipts by
82.011.172.98 during the past year.
and loans aggregating. 82.291.376.13
were made. 0! 819.367.009.18 receiv-
ed by local educational authorities
for public schools. 817.336.046.18 was
from town and district moneys. 31.-
386.655.08 from the state in the form
of grants to towns. and 82.83.814.66
from tuition fees. 821,593.69 from vol-
untary contributors and $338,885.59
from other sources. Loans aggregat-
ing 82.291.376.13 were made by towns.
For current. expenses of public
schools in all municipalities 818.215.-
463.18 was spent during the past year.
as against 816.723.384.69 in the year
ended June 30. 1921. and 313,058-
923.45 in the previous year.
Drop in Salaries
Although administration expenses
increased about 820,000 less was paid
in salaries during the past year tli'an
in 1921. the aggregate of adminis-
tration expenses being 813.927.117.59.
21 Millions Expended '
for Education in Conn.
Towns’ Disbursements for Public Schools in Past Year
Shows Increased Cost of $5,763,516 in Three Years
-—Money for Health Work Is Doubled.
as compared to 812.738.982.08 in the
previous year.
For now grounds arid buildings.
82.279.03.24 was spent. which was
over 8800.000 less than such expendi:
tures m 1921. New equipment cost
8306.146.34 last year.
The total indebtedness 'of Connec-
ticut towns on account or schools.
the present date. is 815,248,126. A
year ago it was 814.717.137.96 and
two years ago 812.465.218.46.
79.26 Cost Per- Pupil
According to the statement, 851.33
was paid last year 1'01; each child
enumerated. and 879.26 for each child
in average attendance. In the fiscal
year ended in 1922. 876.83 was paid
for each child in average attendance.
and in 1921. 864.58.
There. was an increase of about
$260,000 in three years in the expen-
ditures {or text books and supplies
used in the public schools of Con-
necticut. The cost {or this item was
8815.509.55 last year. In wages of
janitors and engineers 8984.678 was
paid.
In the past three years. the money
spent for the promotion of health in
the schools has been nearly doubled.
jumping from 863.437.75 spent by all
the towns in 1920 to 812354236 'last
year. . ‘
The cost of tuition has gone up
correspondingly. T which were
obliged to send pupils to other
towns for education paid 8395.055.51
in tuition fees last. year. They Paid
8260.968.63 in tuition two years ago.
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Hungarian. of 1361 Boston Post Road
New York_ were arrested at 4:25 p.
m. Monday! on Main Street. charged
with overloading their trucks. They
are e ployed by the New York Eve-
ning arid and were engaged in
carting‘large rolls of news' aper from
Norwaik to New York when arrested.
The trucks Were weighed at the
Dlomond Ice Co. plant. The drivers
were released on their own recogni-
tion until today. The police commun—
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NEW HAVEN, Feb. 21.-—-The Con-
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Founders and Patriots of America
will hold its twenty-second annual
convention in Hotel Tait. Feb. 27.
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members and officers will take place
and all business or the year will be
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Mrs. Frances Harrison Corbin. pres
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low the business meeting at 1 o’clock.
at which members and guests will be
present. The attemoon session will
convene at 2 and hostesses will be
Mrs. Thomas H. Newcomb and firs.
Herbert Smith.
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