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~15 for yearly advertisv
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A-B-C AD 111ch
'uL'NCEMENTS .-
—'_‘ea'.hs
Card of Thanks
' Memorian‘l
f-“oxte‘rs
132.1! Directors
yet .. manta Cemetery Lots
Personal:
Sorrow-1 and Lodges
'_*:: and Found
'4. lilU'l'H E—v
A‘J'l‘n‘l‘.rlfe Agar-nets.
Automobile-st l-‘or 8a.s
--.Av_-- Accessories
v;-.--lzes- Autos for Hire
' 2-:gcs—ALI'OC for Hire
.‘.£.-'rrcycles and Bicycl-
-—'.\'a'ted—Automotivs
MESS SERVICE—
'-.~:n-a~ bcrvigss Um
14-.l'dlng and Contracts“
—_‘-~al-.m.'lking and lllllurry
——i‘--::!lnfi. Plumilina. Rooting
~surance and Surety Bonds
Trucking—Storage
—F'a:mlng. Paporln‘. MIA
'rg
——l'rofnsslonal Services
—— Pwrmlrlng ~nd Refinishing
—Tallnrmg and Pressing
—\\’amed—Bustne. 80m
l’LUYMENT—o
~a—Employment “99:8.
—rit-lp Wanted—Fem
—-Hr|p Wanted—stale
—-Iiv:o-Msle and Female .
—sOllr-licra Cam's-era. Am
—.=lluallnns Wanted—Female
—Sll~latlons Wanted—Isl.
‘ A Xl~l.&11—
~ ji;s:r.ess Opportunities
0. “y to lama-“on”
—-\\'erlt—c‘--io Borrow
Till CHUN—
—C'_=reet-on-’lenc0 Courses
-I.cc;l Instruction Glance
-Musira!. Dancing. Dramatic
——\\':ntrd—lnetruction
'E STUCK—-
—Dr:gs. Cats. Other Pets
—Horsea. Cattle. Vehicl.
—Po'.: try and Supplies
—\\‘e:led-Live Stock
HCHANDISE—
—Ar:lcles l-‘or Bale
l-a— Berle rand Exchange
2—Bous and Aces-aortas
E-Buzidlng Materials
l—szsmcss and Dales Equip-
rent
—I>a'm and Dairy Products
Ferd. Fertiliser
“—G'nd Thugs to Eat
—Hry;seholc Goods
.—J--w»lry. \V‘alcho-s. DIM
'—.‘Ya¢hlnery and Tools
.—,\i:.slcal uprchandlss
_ ~3—Ra‘rlic Equipment
5—5: «is Plants. Flowers
«l—slzlcial at the Stores
5—Wearlng Apparel
4—Wenlo-d—To Bu!
HMS AND BOARD—-
‘—};omnu “'1”! 80am
E—Lrfiocrns \l’ilhouf Bond
—_L:cl:ms for Housckm
—\'a:z'ion Places
.—\\'h-re to Eat
tat—mm to Stop in Town
'_ua<u-d—Roome or Roard
- ESTATE FUR RENT—
TL—Ar-enmems an! Fists
’~Du5‘n"s’ l’lam ton Rent
'L'rrs anti Land for Rent
.39: for Rent
—'-"1ct-e and Del-k Room
—Sbore and Mauritian -
:.., .
' '- med—To Rent
l. ESTATE FUR SALE-—
”oxen in anal Estate,
leIe-SP Prom-my For M
'.—':~.:.- and Land For all.
~= .svs For Sale
'x’s For Sale
2—41’u-c and Mountain —- Fa.
Sale
1'-;‘l:vllrb.n—FOY a”
:3—'~\‘ant~d—Real Edit.
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As an accommondstlos an!
extension of m- puiiltc m
CREDIT
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who are telephone mucus-
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You Have Not Read All The News Until You Have Read Today. opportunity New:
[r 11?: par line for consecutive .
:mect taken ear is.'
annuals—mats
lag-l “has
.. .. EXECUTION SALE
NOTICE ls heubygl‘ssn that the
undrnugncd will sell at the public
sign post on Washington street.
booth Nolwulk. Connecticut. on the
13rd day of annulus. at ten
oclock a. 11).. one automobile Col-
lier truck. number so .016. levied on
by me by virtue or an execution is-
sued by the City Court of Norwalk
in In action in which Homer Clar '
was plallltlfl and Arthur Lockwood
was defendant.
Dated at Norwalk. Conn. this 8th
day of April.“ 1925.
FRANK J RILEY.
Constable ot the Town 0: Nor-
walk.
Order of Sutton. .
District oi Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court. April 8. A. 0.. 1825.
Estate or Magdrlen Plant. late of
Norwalk in and District. deceased-
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court for an or-
der authorizing tho trustee of the
trust created in the will or said de-
ceased to sell certain real eats. de-
scribed in said application.
heard and determined at the Pro-
bate once. In Norwalk. on the 17th
day of April.'1525. at 10 o'clock
torenoon: and that public notice
thereot be given to all person inter-
ested therein by publishing this or-
der in a newspaper huing a circu-
lation in said District. at least five
days before said day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Ordered. That said application be ‘
m “3716!
“mono-red II
VALLERIE'S EXPREG — Daily
Dal-bury. Also local trucking
Norwalk ulna trolleyesp. Phone
675—8. Dasbury once 388.
WUOBTER AND DAVII
A. I. WOOKI’ER I. w. DAVIS
. ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U.’ 8. Patent
ones.
ills Iain 8. Bridgeport.
Bend for Booklet on Patents.
Trucking. Sand. gravel. cinders.
Loom lcr <ale. Elisabeth Law-
ton. Phone 261. Darlen.
”00m. Trust-king. wmgc 83
NAG! Kilns—Storage. All kinds
local and Ion~ distance trucklus
Plano hoisting. Bpscial van's fat
moving, b-ton Mack dumps 100:
Conn. Ave. Phone 81:. Daytime:
104 14 Nights. .
Painting. rapt-ring. Wing so
WINDOW SHADES
Regular or Spvclll Sizes -
We sell and hang them.
SUM Hits- A SOMERB
The Pain‘PeOpls
So Norwalk Norwalk
8-10 Railroad Ave. 3 Wall 8!.
sun - Phones - s‘lf.
»- est-vise bstwesn Narwaik and.
Building and ulna-snip; I.
CONTRACTING — Mason walk. H
grading lawns, drives. roads
chases.
their selections.
and the prices fair.
your shopping expenses
do any buying.
I
Shopping‘Vs. Reading
The old way was to go sh
to look around the stores and
But now thousands of Nat-walk people read
The Sentinel’s A-B-C Classified”
. They know that the advertisers are reliable
merchants, that the goods will be satisfactory
You can cut down your shopping tints and
“trip' through the always-changing ads in the
Merchandise classifications beiore you start to .
Herc’ s a new habit that will prove a good
one—read the A 8-0 Classified Ads regularly!
The A—B-O Classified Ads
Always the Suns—In let-vies
Always Different-In Opportunity
'g—aetnally
yourpur-
tomake
by taking a preliminary
‘—
BARGAINS IN USED CARS -- We
must dispose oi the few used can
we have left belora April lat
' PRUSING AND SPRAYING
CERTIFIED
Corns in and look them over. The) .
must go at a sacrlilce. We neadi
the spsce. Make your own terms. ;
P. J. UlPlctro. as West Ave. Phone;
us. Upon evenings until 9: oo.
DODGE—Touring car. Phone 817:.
Buy your l-oru now
New or Used Cars
_ Joseph florosky. 7 West Ave.
Phone 29cc.
tiEW—rump—ltstsn
Buy your Ford now.
Jos. Hollywood. 1 Wm Ava.
Tel. 2900 and 3188-14.
can:
erratum
A. H. KELLNER.
PHONE :72 WESTPORT.
- new"... and Mini-Mus as
OVERLAND—1921 for 885.
Ave.. 60. Not-walk.
SALE OR- EXCHANGE—Maxwell
touring in good condition. 8i50.
Durant. 1924 model. touring 8400.
Studebaker touring. bargain at
“50. 8100 first payment. bal-
ance monthly. Banedicts Nash
Agency. 73 No. Main St. Phone
754. '
192! Studebaker. s-pasa sedan.
1812 Hupmobils. 6-pasa. touring
.1820 Hupmobile. bopaas. touring
103: Cadillac. 4-pasa. coups.
VAAS'I‘ 8808..
Cadillac. Jordan. Hupmoblls Dasha
Show Room: Service Station:
West Ave. Chestnut 8L.
Not-walk. So. Norwaik.
Tel. 728. TE!- 1860.
Garsgtw—autcs for lure H
GARAGES FOR RENT
Losses are now being made on
All-Steal firs-proof one car garages
to be erected in rear of l-iavllsnd
Block. 94 Washington street. En-
trance from Haviland attest. Most
central location in womb Norwalke
business district. Rental 81 per
month. For'informaflon address D.
R. mason. Advocate Bldg. Stam-
ford. or phone Stamford 4400.
GARAGE—89 Wilton Ave. Phone
It”.
ensures casinos
m m Offered I.
AUCTIDNBBR
Tel. 3161-13 Norwal)
Joseph A. Aagiose
BOSCH IlAGNETU—AII makes of
nugneloss. starters. trunnion re«
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition for Ford» and an other
cars. it! So Main St. Phone us
Mllinllnl— To illl every need. Pic
turs tram Ilphuls: srlLa sup
plies. A Bsrwrom. cabinet me.e-
and upholstsrsr. New I. O. 0. F
Bids- Io Not-walk-
WANTED—Chairs to revacat. Price
reasonable. Phone 2858. Edward
Chance.
Whom
Entplonncnt Agency SIA
9?- 3”. CUNNEc-rlcnr cur. AGENCY-
._M\~.-¢.. u: the sentinel.
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. blsr. Good
positions for competent general
ho-uworkers. 8 West Ave. Nor-
waik. Phone 2481.
Ill-in “anted-rcmaie
GIRLS WANTED-
To fold dresses. Experience not
necessar).
Also operators on (items.
Good
street. Not-walk.
Solk'ltos'ls cu‘ \Isant'rs. Axt‘nta‘ »s:.
AGENTS—The easiest selling arti-
cle for an automolile on the mar-
ket today. One man made 888.00
in tour hours. You can do the
cams or better. Apply The E. 7..
Al'TU “'ASHER Co.. I“! State
slrvct. New Hnen. Conn.
situations “smell—Ecru“;- so
DAY'S WORK WANTED—Laundry.
cookingor cleanlng. Address Box
XI cio Sentniel.
mum
Money to w—ulm‘l so
825.000 TO “IAN—0n lat. 2nd and
3rd mortgages Easy lrrma City
or out oi town lluying mortgages.
Room 20! Commercial Bldg. so
Wall It- Norwalk.
LIVESTOCK
Jduge. hole-mast m 20
m gym liAll’. HUllIilNG — our specialty. W
O . Hair cultlcg our motto. Sanitary mum“ I 01“
I‘msouals 1 MM"- uelp wanted—late 88 Musical um 08
m L 1'0 ' FRANK MAISANO. 48 Water St. ' ~
L P INN—Offers its spacious ‘ UPRIGHT PIANO—For sale: rea-
dance pavilion for dances. gel- HAIR ”HESS'NG M3 RLEL WAV- - eonable. Inquire 81 Bartlet
togethcrs. etc. Convmlgnfly lo- [NO—round curling. scalp lrest- WEAVERB WANTED- street. Norwalk. ~
Gated: « Catering service. Katel- meats. stnl"nl.. shampooins- Hm- ‘
reasonable. Fo: pullculm phong ing. l-lsana Packs. Nanicuring. . acct. Plants. Flowers as
336k “Cl." 0 broad still. Good y:
MAluNlauo BEAUTY snap. ' on ROSE BUSHES
Ail'i‘onO‘rIVB ‘2 West "em” “1°!” “5' steady work guaranteed. Ap- “0 1|" ""0 7'". old. “475
1‘ mm 28‘ _ per dozen. postpaid insured dcllv-
' W to! Sale II r“ ”W ‘ ,1, Pearl gm; Co. 3 Quincy ery. Francis Scott Kay. Common-
wealth. Ophelia, America. Double
White Killarncy. uadsm Butterfly.
Golden Ophelia. Columbia. Crusader.
Annie laurls. Silver Columbia. Ple-
mler. Blooms lrom these bushes won
first prize at the International Flow-
er Show. New York City. four years
in succession. 1913. 1823. ID“.
”25. hardy ryunlhsmum plants.
all colors. 8i. 5 per dosvn. noslpsld
lnsun-d delivery. Order now Icl
planting ilfllr. (:irt-ulal request. Hon-
orable ln-aiment guaranteed.
lteynolds Farms. scribner Ave. &
Boston Post Road. South Norwalk.
l Conn. Telephone 285‘ Norwalk.
Wanted—1o stay as
ANTIQlJI-Is. HIGH PRICES PAID
—-Antiqua turni-ure. old china
etc. Have you anything 100 years
om? Bernstein. zoo Westport
avenue. Tel 998.
mmNfi-lrhnueeoona hand. bought
at hlgheat prion-s If you have any
Junll or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
H. lath-e. 81 Fort Point street
Phone us.
Hones. Cattle. Vehicles 48
pay. steady positions.
L.‘ HIHSH.
133 Washington St. 80. Norwallcl
i
HAVE PtlElTlUNs—tor good cooks
and general houseworkars (white
l-‘OR SALE-Heavy wail: home.
Inquire. So Norwalk Oyster
Farms, ill Wa'er IlfeiL ’
FOR 8Al.E—-Ons palr~work horses.
Lieu lbs. each. One bottom
°-' colored). P”"" mni‘dre dump cart. 2 Two bolster wagons.
310“" positions 900‘ 'llfi- one douh’o harness. Address so
NURWALK EMPLOYMENT W'lnflcld 81.. E. N.. or phone 1891.
AOEXCY. 90 Wall Q. phone
2563 Poultry and 813an 40
OPERATORS — 0n dresses. 1.. BAR! CHICK! — R. l. Barred
Hirsch. I36 Washington street. Rocks. White fiyandottes. Leg-
South Norwslk. horns from heavy producing
flocks. Hatching eggs. Phone
£FAN8TRESS——I<.v Ibi' day. Fl"! ‘95. Weston" ““0 Poultry. 53
class finisher. Phone 346’.
WOMAN—tor genera! housework in
family oi 3 adults. Phone 2622.
YOUNG LADY —- s- proof-reader.
Must be good on spelling and
punctuation. Apply Mr. Schenk.
Evening Sentinel.
Help “I‘m 83
BAKER WANTED—To work alone
on blend and cake. Apply Rugcs
Bakery. Westport. Conn.
CAPABLE.\ ENERGETIC MAN-
Nesded for tactory representative.
to handle our business in South
Nonalk district: wonderful op-
portunity with future for right
person. Experience or capital un-
necessary. Write fully. Vulcan
Mtg. Company. Kalamazoo. Milli.
rotrnltlnréch—Nschlno starters
for fur felt hats. Apply ready to
work. The American Hat Co.
Only two Prosidvnta 0! the United.
States. Th-mas Jefferson and An-l
drew Jackson. wore not church]
members.
DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS
V“; -
TRlE-D .a mi 0".
l 'EESTEET.’)1.\' T— ' '“ "
' --_J
Me
Main street.
FOR SALE—Reasonable. Chicken
house and cat sproutsr. Phone
29%.
MERCHANDISE
, Articles For Hale ll
FOR SALE-0ne horse lumber wa-
gon. one cultivator. one Syracuse
plow. Apply Angelo Tasarone.
Kort? Taylor Ave. So. Norwalk.
. Phone :Ils.
lloatsand 51m as
CABIN CRI‘ISERw-Z‘ FL FD! Ills.
Phone 1477-18.
Householdflcuds 5.
TAKE ACTION NOW—If your mat-
;ress is hard. lumpy or uncomfort-
able let us make it over and re-
lum it as good as nvw. Telephone
317 and let'g talk it over. Nor
walk Marin-n Co.. 49 Franklin!“
So. Vorualk.
-Adwrtiae in the sentinel for the
best results.
GET IT M.
on a m Am“! “and: “.“_ .0 u."
do T was cacao Yew. 31“” re
‘ c a
Mini am: :04. v H“ .m”. In“ new 8W1.
mama-cup
Also
W‘NINE" 4
am can. ' ’
nanny-coon “new i
Alla nasal. MOM»l
“.mvmml
‘WANTED To BUY—Two Airdals
cheaply: nice home for'
puppies:
them; wanted
Phone 3l22.
300‘! "D BOARD
’Rooms Without Board
FURleHl-ZD nouns—All modern
conveniences. Jandy to R. R.
station and factories. not and
cold running water in every room
Bptcial weekly rats. 87 Railroad
avenue. Commercial hotel.
LARGE: ROOM—Modern house. ev-
ery convent-dice for married con-
Die or two men. Board if desired.
loasonsble. Addrs- E. I. clo
Sentinel.
belore Easier.
PUTNA” RUUIIKO HUl'ID- All
couwnlenels with head by day as
week 53 Railroad Ave. lo Nor.
WhastoStopisIbws is
GARDEN onEL A RESTAURANT
—(l'ndsr new mnegvmeat.)
Home cooking--Bonls made pas-
try. Rooms trout is to as week-
ly. 24-26 Monroe 8!. 80. Nor-
walk.
REAL man '03 m
Allan-vats and Flats ‘M
APARTMBm-srocma. all im-
provements. heat at 8 Elizabeth
St. Also 6 rooms. all lmprovso
inertia at 178 So. slab St. Is-
auirs Michael Close. 202 Fla:
Kill road. Phone 8168.
APARTMENT—s reruns. All in:-
preterm-nu. nos-1y flavor-ted: gar.
den and garaae mes.’ Rental 880.
E. l... Greenbelt. Scribner Ava.
Phone 11".
"‘7
an Ae- g
nasasuuroaassr
mum ‘N
A WWI—Ive sous ht. all
lama; centrally located
between Wan Avenue and Fair.
held Avenue on (Saar Erect. Ia-
quirs at Cedar I.
W! W. ' TED—ls ‘0.
Norwalk. 4 Rooms. second floor.
ali'tlnprovementa except bath.
Rant as per month. Write Boa
rs sic 08mins].
DA! IT. 0—8 roe. apartment. on
lnzpmvus an accept hath. Bea-
sonabis rant. Apply Louis Av.
rlok. Post Ollcs Bldg. So. Not.
walk.
FOR RENT—Four rooms. All in-
provemsnta. Inquire 116 West Geo
dar It, So. Nor."
FOUR ROCHE—0s mud floor.
A" imprmrmc-nts except hn-ut. in-
quire 41 Woodward Ave. Co. No:-
mm‘ In”
Ila-If.” as
FORCED BALE - Wm M
town. House ct tour m
living room. dining room. kitchen
and bath: fireplace. hardwood
floors electricity. use. waist and
sewer; one~car garage: large
chicken home: shade and (rot
trees: lot. sexist; price. 81.“
cash. 81.800. l’cg particulars. as
William F. floyt O hon. “noisy
d. louth lain strtst. Phone 08‘.
"LL BUILT - Dutch Oeionhl
Ions in the Newtows Avenue sec-
tion 6 bath. breakfau
nook. an parlor. steam heat. oak
acct-s. Fine loatloa Only 87.000.
t. A. l'i'ItOU'l‘~ AGENCY.
68 Wall It. Phone 8838
ins-rhesus as
smile-11v: BUILDING nor-—
sauso test. Newtown Terrace.
Inquire of i... It. WARREN.
IN 80. NORWALK—A Mutunl‘llve
room steam heated apartment
with all modern improvements.
Centrally located. For particulars
phone 1787.
R00“ FRONT APARTMENT—
in—the Keelcr buildlng: all im-
brow-manta. Including steam heal
and hot water furnished. Apply
at Keeler'a Shoo State. Phone
892. . -
Maine- I’Im his first It
I
run itENT—Bpecious store in do.
siruble location of Springuood.
Rent very reasonable. Phone
2566 after 5:00 p. in.
GARAGE FUR HI SINFJB— In-
qnlrs 41 Woodward Av... So. Nor-
walk. Joesph Mares. Phone 805- 2
North lain
Gulkowsky a
North hlain
STORE To LIST—85
St. Inquire at as.
Furniture more. 87
street. Phone 419.
Wanted—To flout II
WANTED—0 room house or half
house. Rent reasonable. hiust be
central location. Addre- Box to
c o Sentinel.
REAL ESTATE '03 SALE
How Put silk O-l.
AT MARVIN BEACH.
House 8 rooms. All improve-
ments. fire place. sun porch. gar-
axe. Lot 65:100. Prlc's 810.000.
Terms. '
)lanrin Beach. 6
2
Wallace Ave..
room house. all improvements.
car garage. 83.500. Terms.
ALFRED K. it. JUBN.
Real Estate and Insurance.
1! Pershing St. Phone 2865-8
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE -e' 13
rooms. all lmprotemenla. in Nor—
wallt. 156 it. front. 200 ft. deep.
Worth 825.000. will sell for 818.-
000. hits. J. Griffin, 86 Gregory
Bil/(L. Phone 8820.
FOR SALE—Eight room house near
West Ave. Modern improvements.
1 Cedar BL. 80. Norwalk. Phone
623. 4
Full SALE—House seven rooms all
improvements. Csnlnlly located
on tlolle-y line. For particulars
inquire at 9: Woodward avenue.
South .‘s’orwalk. ,
iN FIRST DISTRICT—
TWO BRAND NEW BUNGADUWB.
completed last fall. All improve-
ments. hardwood floors. garage
with each. 0006 location. Plot
55 ft. front. :50 deep. Price 80.000
each. Easy terms.
SUMMER BL‘NOALOW - brand
new. Best location in Norwalk.
Double hard-
Price
All improtementa.
wood floors. ‘ hot 00:15:.
88.500.
WE ALSO HAVE—several other I.
a. a. family houses for sale on
easy terms. If interested call
TAMMANY ‘AaENc‘r'
Real Estate and insurance.
228 Washington St. Phone 88“
BETBEL. CONN.-‘NOII' Danbury.
beautiful house. all latest improve»
ments. I0 rooms. closed (la.
porch; game. with steam host.
35s165: 8 block to R. R. Station
at 16 High St. Worth 820.00".
must be sold for station—sklmo
cash. For inspection keys may be
had at next dour neighbor. Is
High St. Fells Kunstlvr. 815 1nd
Ave- N. Y. Phous Gralnert'y-zlls
OSBORNE awn—e room house fsl
sale. Part improvements. Inquire
8 Reynolds I... ("all“).
walk. Phus 1018 or 1788.
LIBERTY 80.. 307-5 room apart- CKQICE BUILDING DOTS-o.“ VII-
rnent. All improvements. us I- Chest ‘manor and Weapon ave-
per month. Inquire u do. w nus. Norwalk: terms reasonable
8t. Phone 60. Inquire Wanna 1?. Va”.
JAIEMEXPLAINS
ms POSITION
(continued mus Pace One.)
and create a situation which lcav.
the other part to be inferred In a
manner which i beneficial to their
particular point. ,
“Neither Dr. Tracey or Superin-
tendent Buchanan told why I ct»
.iected to Mb Howard and as l was
not given an opportunity to do so
before the numbers of the Board 01
Education and because this matter
has been given publicity. I feel that
I am lustilled in presenting the en-
tire situation as it really shined.
Neither of these gentlemen made
known that l chiseled to Ilia Bow-
ard because I had used for a teach-
er of History and Min Howard had
never taught History before. I was
forced to accept a teacher. not "I!"
qualified to teach. but unqualified to
teach the particular work for which
mam n 0181’“?-
For Sale
Seven Boc- Bamc -— with was
parlor. open tire place. steam best.
garage“ located on corner IOi.
very good residential section.
:-:—0—:-: ~
as Boo. Rome —- located on
high land «unending view of
Sound. Sewly painted au‘L
decanted. Hot water hast.
Price 87,500.
Canty '69‘ Co.
"law's. MIN
',
Automobile
Insurance
moss as
J. M. Layton & Co.
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
South Norwsllt, Conn.
m
LOANS
”All “it" AID
00w l0?"
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eta-soa- suendins this ennui-‘_
and than Judge tor roan-1m ‘
one.
talus over the situation.
to the concludes: that it would
but to set a man for the
we could. Accordlnx". the m
intendent got in touch with asses-x“ 2
teachers‘ agencies which n the
ternary procedure and in the
of a few days applications began O
to confer with the Supsflntsndesi I.
coconuts what progre- had no.-
rnsds and whether we were M ,
lag applialicns from good ““8. '1":
“One morning I inquired as I cus-
tomart y did and the flu
lnlorm- d me that he had a use”.
I asked him who it was. M
upon he said it was ill:- Howard e‘e
Franklin school. I then asked tho
Superintendent if she could tact
Blslory and he informed me in
she had never taught the WC! u‘
wanted her for. It was then I sh.
Jcctsd and V was than I island
the Superintendent that I would '
unable to maintain ths under. I. ’
the High school which everyone I.- .
sired maintained unis- ! could ‘7
teachers experienced in their north _;
cuts: flail. The “W '0
than interned me that “The pssfls‘
were paying for the schools' and l.- ,-
medlstely l sown-rd. 1! that b the
cutlwiumsetyoshalfway. to:
bar come! Would you all this ths
spirit of insuhcrdlnauon. a W1
distrusiful to a superior. would you .
call it an objection along list-s u“ "
which I had no rlshl to obiect? I!
you can hour-w; do that. than ’0.
have no need for a man in your m
school who has the bn-st intersu and
wallars of that loo-hoot at brass.
“After the meetlns. Dr. Tracey ino‘
formed me that he feels pcduvs
that I obiecled to Ill- Ratehfa'd
for the same mason. it does an
seem to use that Dr. Tracey ougtn ,_
to have diflloulty in recollccung a 7
meeting which lhe superintendent.-
lhe Tcachers’ Committee loos d
whom is Dr. Tracey) and I had a.
meeting is the Superintendent's of-
tlcs relative to the appointment at
Miss Ratchford to teach History. At
the time. I informed the commit
that I needed a History teacher and
that ill. Rate-Mord had mu
taught a bit of History. but Dr. .
Tracey at this mating made the
statement that The Public is paying
(or the Ma? Of course thb .
true. but it equally true that .tho ,
pubic bass right to expect the bed
pcasib‘s subject leather in Blah
school that it can obtain for the
money it b paying. .
”the peculiar part of thh satire
situation is that Isl-s Ratcbford was ‘
very reluctant about coming to tho
High school so teach l-llnory. .0
know she “a not funds-enmity; '
grounded in the subject and she wq
big soough to admit I. but am
theiau. having snabltshed my 0.-
loction on surely brasserie-l
grounds. I an: accused ct acting II
this way because 0: reiisiom press-
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,i“:'fi~w“l' '
,dice.
“There is something that l I“ .
ny about Ill- Howsrd and hi“ 3
Ranchftlld. They are both ladies >
of the highs. type a crn-dll to the .
hush school. and an inplration to‘
the pupil. I am pleased to 80'
then on the faculty oi the flu.
scheoland bothsndoinaasplesdid.
piece oi work. but owing to the as
that a condition areas which n“.
lt possible toe the to m the]
faculty about. neither of these is“ ‘
is teaching library as a reguhr-
subject. ll- Ratchford ”mum's
class. in History and Ill- '
ham only one. I wwh quy as
apologise to these ladies tot he“
to introduce them to a situation as? ,
thbkintbulgeitisneccnryfsg
m. to have the publlc under-stall '
the true situation. i cannot had!
it.
“I have given you the situation as—
it exists. ajltuatiotl which I a-‘as- ‘
cased oi creating. a situation m_
which I am taken to task and “"3
given an opportunity to defect m
self. a rebuke for trying to give its '
school and lhv- pupils what is t“
right to expect." -
B! F. LEIPZfl-‘ER
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