The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-12
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Asth Annual Meet ng to he Held Tn Hart-
 ford October ie.

 4sth Annual Meet hg to he Held tn Hart-
 ford October 10.
 The forty-eighth annual meeting of the Connecticut State Teachers asso- citation will meet at Hartford on Fri- day of next week. The program for the general meetings will be as follows:
 Assembly hall. Hartford public high school
 sl5 a. m-Prayer, Rev Joseph II. Twitchell. Music: The postillion. Mol Toy; Damascus Triumphal march. Cos. ta. Hartford high school chorus Irv- ing Emerson. director. Announcement of committees, etc.
 10 m.-Address: "Children's Love of Nature or the Basis Of Instruction in Science" c. Stanley Hall. president of Clark university. Worcester. Mass, II a. m.--Adjournmen to section meet ings.
 Room 1s. high school building.
 4:30 p. m.-Buslness meeting.
 High school section, Room 10. high school building.
 Presiding officer. Principal Isaac Thomas. New Haven.
 Morning Session. Il a. m.-"Relativs Educational Value in Secondary Education Of Scientific and Other Studies" M. M. Marble. Hill house high school.
 c'We proclaim our belief In the view of education which attaches importance to content as well as to formal train ing; and we commend to all teachers the study of the relative values of diff ferent kinds of knowledge as we'll as the study of the correlation of our knowl- edge" ."-Resolution adopted by the Nat. Ed. association, July, 1S94)
 11:40 a. m.-Discussion. 12:45 p. m.-Adjournmen for dinner.
 Afternoon Session.
 2p. m.-The high school and the Eng fish language, W. F. Gregory, Hartford high school.
 2:40 D. m.-Discusslon.
 4p. m.-Adjournment.
 The longer time given discussion this year Is due both to the value of the sub jects of the papers and because it Is hoped that some definite action will be taken or recommendation made to aid the committee on high school curricu- lum, which will report at the next meeting-February, '95-of the Connec- ticut Association of Classical and High School Teachers.)
 Grammar school section, Assembly hall, high school.
 Presiding officer, Principal T. H. Pat terson, Bristol.
 Il a. m.-What departments of sci- ence can best be taught in grammar schools? Austin c. Apgar State nor nal school, Trenton N. J.
 Discussion, George B. Phenix, princi- pal normal training. school, Williman- tic, Conn.
 2p. m.-What shall the public schools teach? Marcus White, principal nor nal school, New Britain, Conn.
 2:35 p. m.-English literature in gram llldI SCllOOlS. w. Lull, ent of school, Quincy, Mass.
 3:1O p. m.-Open parliament or sym posium of educational subjects of gen. eral interest. vi,
 Primary section, Jewell hall, Y. M. C.. A. building, Pearl street, corner Jewell
 Presiding officer, Superintendent Charles W. Dean, Bridgeport;
 of ten work in primary grades, Miss Caro- line Hendrickson, Willimantic. 11:30 a. m.-Discussion. Z. 1:30 p. m.-Elementary science, Mrs. Mary R. Davis, Bridgeport. 2 p. m.-Discussion, led by Miss Bertha McConkey, South Manchester. 2:15 p. m.-Phonetics-Clas exercise, Miss Mary A. Long, Miss Elizabeth V. Adams, arsenal school, Hartford.
 2:45 p. m.-Relation of phonetics to reading, w. I. Twitchell, principal ar senal school, Hartford, Conn.
 3p. m.-Vertical writing, Dr. Edward Shaw, school of pedagogy, University of New York.
 $40 p. m.-Discussion, led by Miss S. Annie Starkweather, South Manches- ter.
 Kindergarten section, Room 25, high school building.
 Presiding officer, Miss Fanniebelle Curtis, State normal school, New Brit ain.
 11-11:3O a. m.-The Kindergarten and the public school,-their independence, Charles D. Hine, secretary of the state board of education.
 il: :30-12 a. m.-Color for children,-il- lustrated, Miss Emelene A. Dunn, State normal school, Willimantic, Conn. 2-2:20 p. m.-The Kindergarten from the standpoint, Rev. Dr. I. F. Stid- ham, New Britain, Conn. fl 2:20-3:2O p. m.-The creative element in education, MT. Hamilton Wright Ma bic, New York city. (Author of "Un- der the Trees" Morse Stories" etc. .,) 3:20-4 p. m.-The speaker and the subject will be announced later.
 The officers for the association for the year 1S93-1S94 were as follows: President, F. A. Verplanck, South vice presidents, H. M Canaan; B. H. Smiley, Hart ford; A. M. Agard, Rockville; F. E. Putnam; J. R. Tucker, Col chester; Dwight Holbrook, Clinton; W. H. Angleton, Ansonia; Charles W. Deane, Bridgeport; corresponding sec- retary, s. P. Willard, Colchester; re- cording secretary, E. c. Willard, stam- ford; treasurer. Charles A. Tucker, NnrUa1k