The Newtown bee., 1895-08-16

EDUCATION. AN IMPORTANT OFFER
 MADE BY THE ENTERPRIsING W. J.
 MARTIN.
 It has come to be an absolute necessity that young men and young women shall have a good business education. The world moves, and with it's movement gathers new inspirations, adopts new methods and responds quickly to the de- mands of the progressive spirit of the age. One of the most important of mod ern Improvements, Is that of the type writer and shorthand writer, both of which are found in every office of even modern consequence throughout the United States. Both are an absolute necessity in the transaction of business according to the best methods. As well might an enterprising business man be without telephone as without good stenographer. It is important that all who expect to engage in business of any kind should know how to operate a typewriting machine, and it will also be found of special value if they have a thorough knowledge of shorthand. It is therefore not surprising to know that schools of shorthand through the coun- try, which 1also includes instruction in the use of the typewriting machine are among the best patronized of such insti- tutions. One of the most phenomenally successful schools of this character is that of which W. J. Martin of this city is proprietor. MT Martins success as an instructor is truly phenomenal. Gradu ates of his school are found in every city in New England. They are in almost every leading house in Bridgeport, and many of them have obtained important positions in New York City.
 Graduates of this school when they undertake practical work, are thorough ly we'll equiped. They have been in. | structed In all the important details that goes to make up successful stenograph CTS and tyrewriters. The expense o1 taking a course of this kind is compar- atively small. Indeed, it is remarkable that the complete course can be taken and all of the details mastered at cost very much less than is usually incurred in taking a series of dancing lessons, ol any other branch of study that require the services of an expert teacher. There are many schools of shorthand and type writing throughout ithe country. IT New York there are one or two that have been very successful, but while New York leads all her sister cities il most things, she must acknowledge that her schools of stenography do not begin | to compare with that conducted by Nil Martin. The latter's success has beer the result of healthy growth. It is th' natural growth of following a goot method and bestowing the greatest car' upon every pupil. Whenever gradu ate has gone forth from Martins school he has carried with him 8 knowledge that when revealed to others, creates desire for like information. The desire ha found qualification by seeking out M Martins school, and arranging for course of instruction. Pupils have conn from almost every state in the Unlol and all are more than delighted witL thu facilities offered them by the school tt secure instruction in shorthand, type writing, penmanship, bookkeeping, ant thorough business course. These art four of the greatest and most importan studies that boy or girl can master and there Is no better place to master l them, than at Martins. The remark able offer made by MT Martin, is tha all who will enroll to enter the school a the opening of the fall term, Septembel 3, will receive thorough, practical instruc tion in shorthand, typewriting, pen manship, bookkeeping, spelling, punct uation and business practiceIfor $5 { month, five hours instruction, each weel day. This is one- half the former price The instruction is practical, and eacf pupil is taught separately, not by class and only experienced teachers are em ployed. This offer is certainly the mos tempting ever made by the proprietor oi any school.
 There is very little reason for expect ing failure to obtain a good position, i you are graduate from Martins school for business men of the state frequently send to the school for good operator and we are thus able to furnish the very best positions for those who are compe tent to fill them. Many pupils gradu ate every month from this school, ant accept good positions. To all who wist to receive thorough, practical educa tion, it would be our advice to have then enter Martins Business School, 503 Maii St., on iSeptember 9, and we have nc doubt but if they pay strict attention tt the instruction given at the school they will have little or no trouble in se curing good position as soon as com petent, for we know of twenty young people who are readers of our paper who attended this school, who are at present employed as stenographers and book. keepers, in Bridgeport and New York.-[a
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