...of education, and secure its blessings to their descendants. Every town is divided into districts, according to the number of children between the ages of four and sixteen, for each of whom a certain sum is drawn from the public treasury. The moneys thus drawn are...

...apportioned among the several townships or school raon scnoolidistricts of the proper county, in proportion to the number of children between the ages of four and twenty-one years, in each at the time of making every such apportionment agreeably to the provision of the law or laws...

...cor- 1832, 39, & 3. porate school fund, grant from the state, or any other fund, at the Jgj^' fjg A disposal of such town, for the general benefit of...apportionment to be made, according to the number of children in such districts, respectively, of at least the age of four, and under twenty one years., exclusive...

...hundred thousand dollars, is annually distributed among the several school societies and districts, according to the number of children between the ages of four and sixteen. In 1836, that portion of the surplus fund belonging to the United States, which fell to Connecticut,...

...hundred thousand dollars, is annually distributed among the several school societies and districts, according to the number of children between the ages of four and sixteen. In 1836, that portion of the surplus fund belonging to the United Stales, which fell to Connecticut,...

...year, for the support of schools, or derived from any corporate school fund, grant from the State, or any other fund, at the disposal of such town, for...apportionment to be made according to the number of children in such districts, respectively, of at least the age of four, and under twenty-one years, exclusive...

...over, on and after the first Tuesday of February in each of districts in their several towns and wards, according to the number of children between the ages of four and twenty-one years, residing in said districts and parts of districts, as the same shall have appeared from the last annual report...

...a very different system. They would distribute this money among the several counties of this State, according to the number of children between the ages of four and eighteen, reported by the different county clerks to the office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction....

...by them among the several school districts and parts of districts in their several towns and wards, according to the number of children between the ages of four and twenty-one years, residing in said districts and parts of districts, as the same shall have appeared from the last annual report...

...entitled to share in the apportionment, its proportion of the public money received from all iources, according to the number of children between the ages of four and twenty-one, designating the respective proportions of teachers' and library money belonging to each district. The...