The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-15

(Continued from Second Page.) Morris Sarasohn Rebecca Goldstein, Bessie Levine, May Bodecker Char lotte Joyce, Yetta Moretsky, Abraham Bremen Solos by Lizzie Rathgeber, Agnes Simpson, Fannie Banquer, An- nie Grant
 THIRD GRADE.
 Pink badges, third grade-W Willie Newman, Genevieve Dillon, Maria Van dervellen, Lena Ruben, Willie Feigler, John Reiman, Margaret Dibble, Edna Smith, May Hearny, Frank Ross, Lo- retta Miller Gussie Gensbrower, Mar gery Blackman, Warrington Black man, Clara Conklin, Florence Yale, Ar thur Popp, Fannie Halper, Louis Chamberlin, William McLane Nettie McNerney, Lillie Burwell, Bertha Wray, Peter Cox, Charlotte Louden, Mildred Surett, Jonathan Pitts Solos by Clara Conklin, Frank Ross, William McLane.
 FOURTH GRADE.
 Yellow badge, fourth grade-Lucy Riley, Herman Scholz, Edith Schnabel, Fred Schnabel, Emma Muntzer, Albert IIlpDlC, II dhh w ClCll, doiSlt SOSoCllli, Rosie Polio, Agnes Kiernan, Francis Shields, Bertie Connolly, Harry Don- nelly, Lilly Garvey, Arthur Durant, Louis Goldberg, Carl Ernest, Irene Por- ter, Lillian Wilkenra, Leo Manning, Ida Lever, Annie jHerschman, Samuel Frank.
 FIFTH GRADE.
 Crimson badges, fifth grade-Rolln Downes, Lottie Gourmiley, Herbert Harris, Bessie Rattlesdorfer, Carrie Hagstrom, Wilbur Hopkins, Elsie Welch, Cornelius Teulings, Anthony de Matty, Celia Kane, Warner Boynton, Genie Mcclellan, Fred Kinsley, Ger trude O'Brien, Josephine Boyle, Bertha Lehman, Mendel Volkenheim, Meyer Wessler Sarah Lapidos, Adele HilIman, Griff Kiernan, Mabel White, Mabel Cooney, Harold Robbins, Marion Berg. Solos by Sarah Lapidos Meyer Wess- Ter, Gertrude O'Brien, Fred Kinsley, Adele Hillman, Herbert Harris.
 SIXTH GRADE.
 Purple badges, sixth grade-Irene Foote, Florence Treat, Cattrine Dicker- man, Gussie Krah, Berkeley Blackman, Emma Garvie, Pearl Schomp, Frank Earnest, Fred Hahn, Ada Coats, Aida Averill, Gertie Myers, Daniel Lang rock, Willie Kapitzke, Thomas Hill- house, Lawrence Blirm, Frank Nettle- ton, Amelia Anderson, Kennett Fowler, Sylvester Werzberg, Anna Lowenbaum, Charles Wilhelm, Edward Kessel, Kit tie Kergan, Daisy Murray Charles Isenberg, John Brownstein, Jennie White, Sophia Schwartz. Solos by Ada Coats, Ida Awick, Thomas Hillhouse, Frank Earnest, Frank Fowler, Sylves- ter Werzberg, Cathrin Dickerman, Gus sic Kral, Florence Treat.
 SEVENTH GRADE. Red badges, seventh grade-Beatrice Bradley, Mabel Ender, Grace Benedict, Edith Wedmore, Augustus Rider, Louis Odell Pauline Thomas, Edith Baltaxa, George Adams, Urban Cronan, Morti- mer Smith, Helen Ufford, Francis Gard ner, Pauline Keskulla, Ray H. Everett, Israel Kleiner, Francis Sanders, Harry Munger, Willie Kraure. Grace Hofack- CT, Eunice Macheleidt, Lena Derheimer, William Reed, Gussie Dowd, Jennie Comerford, Josie Taylor, Earl Yelling ton, Ida Callahan, Rose Merrill, Grace Walker, Eltda Bedell. Solos by Earl Wellington. Ray Everett, Willie Krause, Urban Cronan, Pauline Keskell, Joseph inc Taylor, Francis Gardner, Pauline Thomas.
 EIGHTH GRADE. Blue badges, eighth grade-Elizabeth Miller, Arine Mullen, Harry Tighe, En- ma Weishart, Thomas McManus, Nellie Reed. Charles Futile Anna Goodwin, orl ton Mallory, Kathryn Manross, Daisy Marlowe, Grace Browne, Stella Welch, Jessie Smith, Joseph Gesler George Halfinger, Samuel Dibble.
 The days session of the music teach CTS ended with an address by Super intendent Kendall at 3:15 in the church and short address by Principal Gordy of Hartford. During the day the dicta- tion and original work of the schools, under Professor Jepson's teaching, was exhibited in the lower part of the church.
 At the conclusion of the singing Su- perintendent Kendall of this city and Principal Gordy of Hartford addressed the audience on the musical education of children.
 THE PRIMARY SECTION.
 The morning session of the primary section was held in University hall commencing at 10 o'clock. Edwin c. Andrews of Model school, Willimautic, was the presiding officer. Superlnten- dent N. L. Bishop of Norwich was ex- pected to speak concerning the propos- ed teachers anuity guild, but he i'd not appear and Principal Morrill, of the Normal school of this city took his place Principal Morrill, also spoke on literature for teachers. and Principal Marcus White on Literature for Chil- dren."
 In the afternoon one portion of the primary section met in the First Meth