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election.
It the voters in the three districts
vote against the sale or the utilities
then the committee will have to
The third committee will examine
7 the charters ot vsridus cities of the
state and present an outline of a
new charter to the general commit-
tee.
It the districts vote to sell their
utilities the new charter will go to
the state legislature for approval shd
.3 ' Sub - Committees Will
jj , . Prepare Details For
. Norwalk’s New Charter
Ere-Mayor Barton, Chairman, Authorized Pe
Those In Charge Of Various Items—Woilrollil’lll g:
Divided In Three Parts According To Present
two.
t was voted to request Mayor
Thomas Robins to appoint two more
members to the revision committee
to succeed members who had ten-
of subjects for the examinations for
entrance to the normal schools and
the summer normal school, which
will be held at the normal schools
June 25-26 and again on August 24-
25. These examinations are for
it?” who cannot quality by certi-
ate.
PREMIER
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VACUUM CLEANER.
Balance in Monthly
Payments
Conn. Light &
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N will}: first steps in the work of preparing a new charter for . l
lit i, .vtvgre taken at a meeting of the charter revision com. More Beautiful 70 North Main Street,
goinetosuxb “mtg. hallo last eventing; when it was voted to p. Better Performance : 8 h N 11: s l
NI}: was upon the motion mtg“ o “no“, parts of the work. Lower FYI“ I 0:1 0:2: :w
e emish Candee that it was de- 1; d 0!“ -.. 8]
clded to appoint the committees and corfiz'fiaciihff;he'hgeoglfi‘m"1'} 0N DISPLAY
errtttho work of building a. new {egrelndum at the city election in AARON KOHN COMPLETE HOUSE
. c or er. so that it would be r d 2 ‘ ' M:
(Emily ”Flemwd) _ . to present to the next session Math: Judge Candce ”profiled, “mm” as 9 R. R AVG. -So. Not-walls FURNISHINGS ea!
t t l i i being in tenor of one taxing district
. V R S 't ; door :1er 221:: it th: first. second lbut said that the committee would mm“ ass ' a!
B I rcsvoetosellthi lavetocsr otthi a
Four Piece walnut eneer 00m “1 e $ public utilities to the city at the (:1: the commohycolllmcil? Tiligzcéla‘lllzgrf- on
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Phone 120 So. Norwalk, Conn.
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l: work along the lines or revising the dered their resignation. . ’ or
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l7 ter and a complete consolidation of Late“: Diplomas In WOMEN'S READY m B DRESSES ! i
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d vision committee '
_ me" work atoncyd wlll start upon In a letter train the Connecticut SOUTH §ORW A18 131,91, which is the mar ' oi
, i The duties of one committee will ”a“ board or education to super- merit that diStinguiShes 1‘ “ I: t
g be to bring in a report on the pro. lmen‘l'm' 0' school!» sunervistng frocks slat]-
' posed lines of the two new taxing ssents lnd sctlnx school visitors. it . ' intx
, . districts. This committee will have is said that there will be something I ‘5
- to go over the map of the entire city
and draw out the lines for the dis. new in the diplomas awarded t° the s '
trlcts. Kraduates from the tour Connecticut 3
v» The second committee will take “"mal ““0018 ln June. The I e- Inn
‘ care of the publicity and lay out ciaity otthe teacher will be indicalaed EXPERT I b 'll'ant arm of colors ad 1
means of laying the entire matter thereon. as to whether the student u a r1 1 . y - ' h
a before the people so that they will has chosen the kindergarten.prlmary PIANO TUNING that we u-lth nature in her at
be well inrormed when they go to curriculum or the upper-elementary ' 11 ' t mmer moods 3p“
the polls in November to vote on curriculum. apples su - rm
the sale or the utilities. The letter includes the schedule W
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Experience and Tradition
"are powerful factors in preparing a boy for college
son TWENTY-FOUR YEARS
BRUNSWICK SCHOOL ’
GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT
has had as its chief responsibility the preparation of boys- for their college careers.
of course, baled on solid scholasticltraining, but many other things are necessary. A school is not
meeting its full responsibility if it prepares boys only to enter college. It. must prepare them to live
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"Another big value in complete dining room suites. Comprising Buffet, China Case,
college life generously and well and to take full advantage of the great opportunity that is theirs.
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Brunswick School has sent its graduates into twenty-two colleges. Its certificate is accepted gen-
erally by such colleges as receive on certificate. .This fact, added to the fact that many of its grad.
uatcs have entered with no conditions such colleges as Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Columbia, shows an.
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‘ Oblong, extension Table, Five Side Chairs and One Arm Chair at .. . . . . . . ‘... . . that patrons may rely upon the character of the scholastic preparation. The school can otter, be- rill"
—— . sides, excellent scholastic records in those and in many other institutions. Besides making good art}:
“‘ . ‘ ' f: 4...... ' ° ' scholastic records, Brunswick graduates have reflected honor upon their school by taking an unusual s so
L ‘7'“ ‘ 8 Offer a Wide Assortment OEKItCllenRallges number of college honors in extra-curriculum matters. ‘ . t l 2,1,?”
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every congeivable style and at pg: to grifgisrcigangzearisgoml it" - Behind this record are two things that come only with years and to schools of proved worth. :35
line of Black and Gray enamelled stoves l5 offeridp at all t' mpOe e Experience is a mighty factor in the preparation of boys for college. Brunswick has had under its ”,2,
stock is complete twelve months ill the em, lmes' 1" ‘ direction altogether several thousand boys.- Many of them Spent their entire school life in the school. h mo
.. Glendale Stewart Harvaird Clarco Kill] Stdn ‘ From them it has learned some things about boys. It's broadly democratic educational plan has been an
Standard, and Bildkwalter zire a" répresgm‘ed’ strengthened with the years, but has not been materially changed. The success of its alumni is a ’ 2':
This is probably the largest variety of any $ great inspiration to its students. Its traditions are a Vital factor in the lives of its boys. ”t:
Stargdalgd.makesrfllown m our Store In Bridge- Brunswick dram from a large territory. Although it is a day school, it has boys in attendance :5:
p0 - ““5 Sta mg at - - . . - - - - - - - ~ . . - . - - from New York, New Rochelle, Pelham, Larchment, Rye, Port Chester, Greenwich, Stamford, New ,
_ Canaan and West Haven. The enrollment this year is 232, about. 90 of whom are in the Upper School. if;
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3 A chance to. attend Brunswick is a real opportunity. 7"
. lad
. The catalogue of the school will be sent if requested. 0 ’
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ft Applications for enrollment in 1926-27 are now being received. .2:
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L A country day school riders the advantages of boarding school without the disadvantages. Lg:
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GEORGE E. CARMICHAEL', Headmaster l
Residence Telephone, Greenwich 553. Ofllce Telephone, Greenwich 1485 b.
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