Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-19

ready Tuesday probably.
 The junior class has its election for class photographer tomorrow morning.
 Dr. Barbour preached his farewell sermon yesterday morning. He leaves for Scotland the 23rd.
 Teachers and Teaching. The State Council of Education Insist on
 a State Board of Examiners.
 The semi-annual meeting of the Connect1- cut Council of Education was held at the Brown school Hartford, Saturday. A re- port was read by Mir. Driggs of the commit tee previously appointed to urge before the legislative committee the passage of the act for State Board of Examiners of teachers for the public schools The proposed bill was by the Legislature continued to the next session and ordered printed with the laws After the report had been read there was discussion participated in by Messrs. Driggs, Morse, Elliott Crosby, Hitchcock, Sawyer, Barrows, Bays and others, the general feeling being strongly in favor of continued effort to secure the passage of the act The re- port detailing the work done and recommend ing this course was adopted and new committee appointed consisting of Messrs. T. J. Driggs of Waterbury, George B. Eli ott of Clinton, R. c. Hitchcock of Thomp sonville, William T. Gage of Hartford, H. E. Sawyer of New Britain, Noah Porter, president of Yale College, John l. Houston of ThompsonviIle D. N. Camp of New Brit ain, Hon. H. D. Smith of Huntsville, and John Coates of Windsor Locks.
 Several new members were elected. Ariel Parish president of the State Teachers asso- citation, having removed from the State, the place was filled by the election of R. c. Hitchcock of Ihompsonville. It was voted that the next meeting of the council should be held on Friday and Saturday, December 29 and 30, and the meeting was adjourned.
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 Business at the shore has been improving greatly the past week. The cottagers are fast moving down. Alderman Shoninger is oc- cupying his cottage which he has had built the past winter on the corner of Beach street and Washington avenue, and opposite the shore house of his father. It is of picturesque style one of the hendsomest of it's kind on the shore Lawyer c. H. Fowler is occupy ing cottage on Oriental Park fronting Peck avenue.
 Joseph Sonnenbergis is occupying his cottage on Beach street.
 A. E. Bradley, the candy man, has arrived at his old quarters in Howes' pavilion. This makes his fourth season at the shore.
 Mr. Dudley, son of A. E. Dudley the in- surance agent, who is convalescing from mala- rial fever, is stopping at his fathers cottage near Neck Point
 Landlord Bigelow of the Sea View House did quite business last week. He makes 8 speciality of getting up suppers for class and military reunions and other organizations.
 Among the arrivals last week were the fol- lowing:
 D. L. M Pheeney of Norwak, Conn.
 Mrs. Pheeney of Norwalk, Conn. Dr. P. P. Van Meet of NorWalk, Conn. Mrs. Van vleet of Norwalk. Conn. E. L. Robinson, New Haven' Charles A. Castle, New Haven.
 Mrs. J. D. Brown, New Haven. Mrs. Kellogg, New Haven.
 Mrs. Stevens, New Haven.
 M D. Barber New Haven. R. R. Wood, Ansonia, Conn. MT. Mrs Lowden, Ansonia Conn. Maggie B. Baxter, Ansonla, Conn. Charles Bartel Philadelphia, Penn. Harry Vandamark, Philadelphia, Penn. Thomas W. Henderson, Philadel ph1a, Penn. Charles White, Dunkirk N. Y. Mir. D. E. Sprague, Waterbury, Conn., Mrs. sprague. Waterbury, Conn. MT. S. Babcock Springfield Mass Mrs Babcock Springtie d, Mass J. N. Hall, Springfield, Mass. Ge rge F, Morse, Springfield, Mass. Charles A: Henkel, Paterson, N. J. Charles strauss, New York John Watson, Meriden, Conn. Mrs Watson. Meriden, Conn. Mrs. E. L. Robinson, Lake Harris, Fla. Charles Fessenden, Boston, Mass. A. H. Howe, Boston, Mass. uyEa Naxxr v.nkt Gro uH K2 a gatta. l The trophies to be sailed for by the New Haven Yacht club at their annual regatta next Wednesday are on exhibition in the ! window of Ford's jewelry store, and are at i tracting much attention. The two challenge cups are very handsome. The time for en- | tries closes today at 8. m. The Atlantic l and Brooklyn Yacht clubs will be represented ! at the regatta and many other yachts from ! outside are expected. Henry c. Rowe has ! rendered the use of his new steamer, the l Gurdcn c. Rowe, for the use of the judges on the day of the race, and the offer has been accepted. It will be the trial trip of the boat, ! which is said to be the fastest in the Fair Ha- ven oyster feet The new Dickerman yacht gun will be used in giving the signals. The sale of tickets on the Erastus Corning in con- nection with the race insures the success financially and otherwise of that enterprise of the club. Following are the entries thus far Class C-Unnamed boat, G. M. Graves; Starlight M White; Ripple, J. F. Kennedy; Wayward, O. B. Class D-Larchie. W. E. Munson; Vixen. V c. J. lew Endsayor Co mo9ore ,9eG Billiard Trio & Babbitt; Stranger J. W. Macauley; Defiance, c. R. aatsrhouse, jc Myst' ry, F. H. baldwin; Martina. q. A Wf11 Patzer; Vivienne John J. Phelps, Yale 82.
 The judges are to be Morris W. facon, of New Lon don, Dr. F. S. Rust of Meriden and H. O. Rowe, of this city. Henry Kellogg and J. 1. Craig, of this city will be time-keepers.
 There are in all sixteen entries for the re- gatta and with fine weather, which it is to be hoped will prevail, there will be many pleas ure boats follow the race,-and very beautiful sight will be presented especially as all the shipping in the harbor it is expect : ed will display their colors for the occasion. No doubt there will be thirty sail either in the race or following. The start will be at II o'clock, and the boats will be expected back at or o'clock, at the furthest, all of course depending on the state of the wind. The beautiful schooner yacht Haze, c. H. Os- good owner, Norwich, one of the finest on
 
 the excursion op the steamboat Erastus Corn ing, which will follow the race, leaving Star in's dock at 1O:3O, are selling fast. The number is limited to the comfortable accom- m odation of the party. The privilege of sell ing refreshments on the boat has been award ed to New Haven caterer. The committee of the club having the matter in charge are: Com. H. D. Billiard, ex off cio James Gal lagher, jr., chairman, W. w. Price, F. c. An dersen, Wnl. H. Rey holds.
 Bran Beds for the Babies.
 London Globe.l
 A French doctor has invented a new bed for babies which holds them safe in it's custo- dy and prevents them from ever giving any trouble at night to their attendants This gen. tleman has subjected his system to the most trying of ali tests, for he has applied it to all h1s own children and considers that the life of one of them is entirely owing to it's use. The idea is to fill the greater part of the cradle with bran and immerse the legs and part of the body of the child in this nest, covering them in the usual way, but fastening down the counterpane tight so as to keep him firm in his place. Why this change of tactics should have the effect of taking away from the infant the usual desire to howl during