Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-06
DANIEL.SON
TEACHERS REELECTED.
No Changes Made for Coming Year Some Salaries Advanced-$3 ,00o in Taxes Paid-Fair Plans.

throughout the town of Killingly were reelected for another year at the monthly meeting of the school com mittee Monday afternoon. The teach
 ing force is satisfactory one, doing good work. Few changes were made by the committee In the amounts of
 salaries although some advances were made in instances where circumstances
 warranted such action, | The list of teachers elected with increases noted, follows; High school,
 Robert K Bennett. principal. s1,6OO, increase from s1450. Miss Marion D.
 Chollar, ss50; Miss Louise W. Daniel son, s900: Miss Ruth B. Cornwell. ss50; Frances M. Nixon. ss5o: Miss Mar guerite Carter $700, increase from
 $500; Mrs, Flora A. shippee, s51o. Danielson graded school Miss Ida ]. Tripp, eighth grade, $500; Miss Mary
 P. Smith, seventh grade. $500; Miss
 Miss Lillian Wetherell. fifth grade.
 s456; Miss Elizabeth R. Woodwork, fourth grade $456; Miss Anna M E Hammett, third grade. $456; Miss Alice zylpha CoIvin first grade. s456. in- 1 crease from s41s
 1 Killingly.. Center, Willis H, Shippee grades 5S, $500; Miss Gladys Palmer grades IA, $3S0.
 L LDasNyvilIles " Miss Miss Flora E.. Fuller, 4IGuGS DO, SDuU, M1S2 MauQ u, La pren, grades 9-5 s41S: Miss Edith L. I Fuller. grades 1-2. s41S. ! Williamsyille, Miss Mary E.. Low, grades B, s41S,
 Attawaugan, Miss Margaret McCon- nell. grades 6-S, $500, Miss Mvrtice E. Marland, grades 5-6. $456 Miss Lucy Stone, grades s-4. $41S Miss Gladys 1 Leader, 1-2, $3S0.
 l Ballouville, Miss winifred E. Duffee, grades 6-S. $500; Miss Edith c. Fris- l sell, grades s-5. $41s. increase from $sss' Miss Esther e HoIley, grades l Tucker district school Miss Dor othv Dav. grades 1-S, s3s0, East Killipgly, Miss s. Annie Doty grades 5-S, s456; Miss orpah Chase, grades IA, $342
 coTs Valley sehaol nnda East East Kiling.s Miss [ crease from s342
 Sparks district school Miss Alice Morrissette. grades Is. $Ss0. South Killingly, Stephen A. Doug las, grades 1-S, $456.
 | Supervisor of music in KilIingly schools, Miss Helen Howe Leavens. $450
 The matter of electing janitors in the schools of the town for the school year beginning next September was ] left in the hands of the finance com mittee.
 1 With very few exceptions the teach ] CTS elected all of whom are new teach /; ing here, are residents Of the town Of Kfllingiy.
 I It was voted at the meeting that ;! the schools throughout the town be l closed on Friday of this week that the teachers may have an opportunity of attending the teachers convention at Putnam
 ! John A. Paine and Ernest R War /, ren were named by the board as a [ ROnan7iffnp R a n vp foF, hot Oi1 ] sprayed on the street in front of the : high school building. Hold Over Officials. i Beginning Monday Judge Harry E. Back and Deputy Judge James N. Tucker of the town court of Killingly s became hold-oVer officials by reason of the fact that the resolutions for their feappointment to their present offices have not as yet come through the legislative mill at Hartford, though there is no opposition to the resolu- tions on the part of Killingiy people.
 $s,soo Taxes in One Day i W. N Arnold tax collector for Kill {! linglE. had taken in more than S30000 1 on this years assessments at the close of business Monday night. Saturday was the big day for collections this year. Manufacturing companies taxes that were included in the day's bus mess brought the total receipts up to
 more than $8.600. Another payment received by Mr Arnold Monday was about SLIGO. Wednesday is the last day for paying taxes. without being liable for collection fees. i Plans for Fair. [ Al a meeting of the executive com rnittee of the Windham County Fair | association plans were considered for
 the annual exhibition in September. i This fair has been very successful dur 1 ing thu past few years and now has | plans for improving the show in many
 ways Repairs to buildings and other 1 property are to be made this year.
 Brief Mention. f Mrs. Irving Billings of Providence is
 visiting her mother. Mrs. ". H. Ham ilton of Mechanic street. 1 The pupils in the East Brooklyn
 school are being made ready to par ticipate In flag drill on Memorial ;! day.
 Mir and Mrs. c. ". Fqagg and
 daughter Marion have been at their cottage at Pleasure beach. 1 Miss Ruth Burroughs and Miss Gladys Dayton have been visitors with
 Mir. and Mrs Roy Bergengren t,Lynn, 1 Mass.
 i Officer James Cornell. of Webster was 2 recent visitor with friends In 1 Danielson.
 Samuel Wilkins of Elrnville has
 gone to Providence to make his home
 with his daughter, Mrs. John Boyes. Miss Gertrude Brooks, who has been l in California. has returned to Ster- 1 ling.
 Miss Methel Stanton of the New Bri- tain Normal school spent Sunday at ] her nome in DanieIson. r. G. Massicotte of Providence was
 a recent visitor with friends in Dan
 ie1son.
 Teachers Must File Notice of Accept ance. At a meeting of Killingly school
 board Monday afternoon it was voted l that the secretary in notifying the ! teachers of their reelection send a request that they file with the com mittee within ten days after their mo- 1 tiflcatinn Of reelection a declaration | of iheir intentions as to accepting 1 election. This request is to be made l in tdstice to the committee, who in 1 years past have been called upon to fill places made vacant by teachers l who have not made known their in- tention of not returning to teach un- ltil just before the beginning of the next school year.
 New Haven.-A search Is being made for Annie and James OfConnor,