The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-10
THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
BEGINS ITS YEIR'S WORK WITH 4
 L.ARGE ENTRANCE CLASS.

Already 1O0 Have Extraordinarily the Same Corps of Instructors as Last Year Three-fourths of New Members Are High School Graduates-List of New Pupils and Places of Residence.
 The state normal school of this city began it's years work Tuesday with a large entrance class and everything promising a prosperous year. The en- tering class this year numbers 109 at present, and will probably be slightly increased by late arrivals.
 Principal Morrill, will have nearly the same corps of instructors as last year, the only change being in the English department, caused by the resignation of Miss Putnam, whose place has not yet been filled.
 The Welch school has been given up. and this part of the normal school work will be confined to the Dwight and Or chard street schools. The entering
 
 class this year is considerably larger than any previous class. and three fourths of the members are high school graduates.
 The policy of the faculty is to main tain and improve the present hlgn stand of the school. and for this pur- pose, though the entrance examina- tions are not hard, those who have succeeded in entering are required to do good work while they remain. This requirement is rigidly enforced.
 Nearly all of last years class have l found employment as teachers there being only half dozen at the most who have not places, while some have had offers to teach in several schools Many of the graduates are engaged in the schools of the city, where Superin- tendent Kendall finds their work of a | high order.
 Bids have just been received for the grading of the grounds about the schoo building and the laying of walks and a drive. The original plans called for the erection of a substantial iron fence with stone copings, about the grounds
 
 ed upon the appropriate the necessary money.
 NAMES OF ENTRANCE CLASS.
 Ethel Augur Woodbridge. l Bessie Nj. Ball. Durham; Mary A. Bean ton, Agnes c. Beecher Mary E. Beecher | New Haven; Nellie A. Beers, Roxbury; Al mira mira c. Bennett, New Haven; NJ. D. Boyd l Kent; Katharine E. Brennan, Derby; C. Ethelwyn Bristol, Ansonia; Katherine w l Brown, New Haven
 Inez w.: Calkins, Plalnville; Cerelia S Garfield, Bethel; Alice L. Carey, Cheshire Cashion, New Haven; Mary C. Chatfield Oxford; May H. Clark Meriden; Martha II Clarke, Milford; Emma Clingan, Bethany Jnla Sl Gonley, Meriden; Sadie NJ. Costello May J. Creegan, New Haven.
 Margaret V. Delaney Yonkers, N. Y.; Al ice Dudley, Guilford; Christine V. Dwyer | New Haven.
 Viola M Elliott, Bridgeport.
 Edith NJ. Fenns, Anna F: Ferreke, New | Haven; Anna NJ. Ferrin Woodbury; Mag gie T. Finn, Westport.
 Helen l.. Gale, Ella Galigan. May Galli gan, New Haven; Mary A. Gardner, Win ! sted; Rosalyn l.. Gessner, Orange; Editi Gilbert, Kent; Sara Griffin, Stamford
 Emma J. Hall, Cheshire; Alice E. Ham Stamford Hannah c. Hassett, Wallingford 1 Charlotte V. Healey, Ansonia; Margare 1 Hickey, New Haven; Florence L. Hofer 1 oTdHBe, Janet ltOOu, G0eSIlre, GnafI0ttt 1 A. Hubbard, New Haven; Marion G. Hynes | So. Meriden.
 Cassie M Jeralds. Prospect; Edna M Johnson, Winsted; Elinor NJ. Justison, New Haven.
 Elizabeth T. Kane Norfolk; Harriette L Kelley, Bridgeport; Emma P. King, Chesh ire.
 Margaret F. Lambert, Ellen G. Leary New Haven; Mabel F. c. Logan, New Mil ford; Theresa R. Lynch, New Haven.
 Frances Mailhouse. Margaret J. Malloy New Haven; Mary A. Mansfield, Walling ford; Florence F. Matthewman, New Ha McDermott, New Haven; Anna V. McDon ad, Bethel; Anna NJ. Mcdonald, New Ha ven; l. Josephine McKean, East Lyme Frances F. Meeker, Derby; Lydia l.. Mer | win. Cornwall; Susie G. Warehouse, Nol walk; Iris F. Munson, Seymour; Myra 0 Munson, Greenwich; Marion M. Murphy New Haven; Hattie c. Newton, Durham | Lena I. Newton, Woodbridge.
 Emma c. Nckerson, Ridgetield; Sarah A Nichols, Bethel; Elizabeth P. Norman, Ney | Haven.
 Margaret J. o'Brien, New Haven; Nor la o'Connel Walilngford; Rosalie A. ohlei Bethel; Harriet Osborne, Ansonia. inc M Prior; WaIlingford Josephine don Yonfers se Gen Y honse % G. Remann Rsa, New Haven; Hattie A. Reynolds, Orange Clara r. Riley, Yonkers, N. Y.
 Mae Oracle Sanford, Orange; Mae Shce | han. Harriet F. Sherwood. New Haven M DeEtte Slocrm, Hartford; Edith Smith 1 Watertown; Mary A. Smith, New Haven | Ruth Smith, North Haven; Beatrice F Spang, New Haven; Mary Sponheimer, An sonia; Delma l.. Squires, Orange; Nora c l Sullivan, Ansonia.
 Carolyn Tibbals, Milford. | Lillian M. Nanderwcrken Stamford.
 Ethel Nj. Wilcox, Norwalk: Ora l.. Vii cox. Orange; Adah Nj. Wolcott. Trumbull Amelia Wolf, Bertha l. Wright, New Ha l ven
  TTII1 REV B FAY MILLS.