The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-11
STATE TEACHERS MEETING
STATE ASSOCIaIION'S 10TH INN UIL
 TO BE REID NEXT FRIDAY.

Questions of Interest to be Discussed, Also Several Papers -heetion of O fioers In the Afternoon-Teaohers Expected From Va- rious Parts of the State.
 The forty-ninth annual m9a,l1g Of tbe Connecticut State Teachers assoc'u ton will be held in this city next Friday. The meeting will be divided into sev- eral sections each one covering son e particular branch of tea lners' wok. The various sections with presiding on the Green. The session will continue from 9:SO to 12:SO.
 11;OO o'clock-The primary, ktudersar- ten, art and manual training school sec tions will adjourn to their respective places of meeting.
 9:S0 oclock--Music will be furnished by double quartet from the Yale Glee club.
 Prayer, Rev. T. T. Munger, D. D., pastor United church.
 Address-"The Ethi2al Bearings of Public School Education" Dr. Charles DeGarmo, president of Swarthmore col- lege.
 Dr. DeGarmo is president of the Her bart society, is one of the leading eX- ponents of the new education, and Is the author of a number of educational works, among them 'The Essentials of Method" "Herbart and the Herbart- ians," and the editor of "Langes Ap- perception"
 100 o'clock-Mr. sherman Williams, superintendent of schools, Glens Falls, N. Y, will speak upon supplementary reading, introducing the discussion of the papers of this pamphlet. A general discussion of these papers will follow, in which all are invited to participate.
 Those interested in forming a Teach CTS guild will meet in this room at the close of the morning session. l Meeting for the election of officers, hearing the reports of committees and 1 for the transaction of other business of the association will be held in this room, United church), 4:SO D. m. Manual training and art section Presiding officer, T. w. Mather ,princi- pal Boardman Manual Training high school of New Haven. Place of meet ing, Boardman school building, Broad way.
 11:00 o'clock-State exhibit of art and manual work. Classes at work in the shops.
 200 o'clock-"The Relation of Art Education to Manual Training ter J. Hervey, president Teachers col lege of New York.
 2:45 o'clock-"Clay Modelling in Schools"-Miss Amy Reddall, assistant supervisor of drawing of Brooklyn, NY
 3:30 o'clock-''What Does Art Do for Education ?"-solon P. Davis, super visor of drawing of Hartford.
 4:15 o'clock-Exhibit continued. High school section-Presiding off cer, H. D. Simonds, principal Bridge port high school Place of meeting United church chapel Temple street.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. l 200 o'clock-Fundamenta principles underlying the determination of the reltaive educational values of primary and secondary school studies:
 What Studies Are Absolutely Els. l Selltldl III All IOuTSeS
 Electives"
 Shall Higher Schools Prescribe the
 Work of the Lower?"
 "Other Essential Principles
 Charles F. Sargent, Hillhouse
 high school.
 BOO o'clock-Discussion Opened by Superintendent Charles W Deane, Bridgeport; Wilmot R. Jones principal Stamford high school, and John H. Peck, principal New Britain high school 400 o'clock-Adiournme
 Grammar school section-Presidine meeting, United church.
 1;45-2:O0--A reading-Miss L. D. Ly. man, teacher Of elocution and physica culture in Wililmantic and Rockville high schools.
 2:S5-"voeal Instruction in Pub lie Schools"-Mr. Paul A. Knappe Springfield.
 2:35-3:05 History in the Grammar Schoor'-Marcus White, principal Nor nal school, New Britain.
 3:15-A reading-Miss Lyman. 1 3I5-345-"What the Public Demands of Our Schools and How Far Is the Demand Met''-Rev. c. A. Dinsmore president Windham school board 3:45-4:25-"The Newer Aims of Gram mar School Work"-C. N. Kendall, su perintendent of schools, New Haven. 4:30-Election of officers.
 Primary section-Presiding officer, Al bert B. Fifield, principal of Eaton dis trict. New Haven; place of meeting First M. E. church, Elm street, corne, of College.
 MORNING SESSION.
 1115 "Science"-Misse M and L. Gridley of South Manchester Conn.
 11:45 o'clock-Discussion- b. Herbert N. Loomis, State Normal, Nev Haven.
 1900 o'clock-Intermissio | AFTERNOON SESSION. -.
 200 o'clock-''Drawing in Primar, Schools"-Miss Gertrude Phillips, Board man Manual Training High school, Nev Haven.
 2:3O o'clock-Discussion. 2:45 o'clock-"Study of Child Nature
 s&a'&o2o'2R'2e'8e e'&e'&e&
 { INachjnnfOn up