The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-04
STATE rEAcHERs TO MEET.
FIfty-Second Annual Convention to b
 Held in This City.

two days, on Friday and Saturday, Oc- tober 14 and 15. As in previous years the forenoon will be devoted to address es by prominent educators before the different sections, followed by discus- sion. All the afternoon from to o'clock will be given to round table dis cussions in all sections except the kin dergarten.
 The programme for the convention is as follows:
 KINDERGARTEN SECTION. Harmonic Hall, Elm Street, near Orange) Presiding Oflicer-J. A. Graves Principal
 South School, Hartford.
 Morning, 0:00-10:10-Devotiona exercises. 10:10-11 00-" Kindergarten Problems,"
 Rachel King, New Haven. 11:00u :15-The Teachers Annuity Guild. Il :15-12: -"Pedagogics of the Kindergar- ten" Luck Wheelock, Boston.
 Afternoon :002:3o-"Practical Suggestions for Prac- tlcal Workers" Jessie l. Scranton, New Haven.
 2;$o-s:o :oo-"The Kindergarten and the Mother" Annie Burr Wilson, Hartford 3:00-4: 4:00-"How Play Educates the Baby" Em4.-e Poulsson, Boston.
 PRIMARY SECTION. Presiding Officer, Edwin c. Andrews, Willi.
 mantle. University Hall.
 Morning 10.0O-Prayer Preachers County Guild" Ii. 0. Bishop. Norwich. 10:15-" -"Llterature for Teachers. 11:30- Literature for Children," Marcus White, New Britain.
 Afternoon. In Methodist Church 2 until 4-"The Best Course of Study for Primary Grades From the Standpoint of the Chlld's Interest" Leader, c. P. Phe- nix, Willimantic.
 Unievrslty Hall. Primary Reading" Leader, Maud l., Gridley, South Manchester.
 INTERMEDIATE SECTION Presiding officer, J. B. Stanton, Supern- tendent of Schools, West Chelsea district, Norwich. Morning. Methodist Church. corner Elm and Col elge streets. 00-10:05-Prayer I10:05-l0-10:15-" Preachers Annuity Guild"
 Principal G. B. Hnrd New Haven. 1O1512;3lC Child Study: (a) iChild Study from a Scientific Point of View" Professor E. W. Scripture, (b) ''The Study Of Fatigue Among School Children" Dr. w. H. Burnham, Clark
 University, Worcester, Mass. Co "The Emotions of Children and the Teachers Relation to Them" Profes- sor George Trumbull Ladd Yale Uni (G "The Results of Child Study and Their Application Professor Will $. Monroe Westfeld Normal School, | Westfield, Mass. Afternoon.
 At High School Building. | Geography" Leader Charles H. Morrill,, New Britain. Language" Leader, Sarah Thompson Pal mer South Manchester. ''The Recitations," Leader, w. I. Twitchell, | Hartford.
 GRAMMAR SCHOOL SECTION. Presiding officer, c. N Kendall. New Ha- ven. Friday morning At United Church: 1o:05-'9rhe Connecticut Teachers Guild" S. R. Davis, Hartfori. 1015-Address, "The Place of Commenda- tioon in Teaching" H. s. Taebell, Provi- 11I5 Address, ''The Teaching Tempera- ment," Rev. W. L. Phillips.
 Afternoon e:00-4:00 | HillhOuse High School, corner Orange and Wall streets, except the United States His tory, which will be teld in the United l Church
 ''School Management'-Room 9, Third floor, Leader Superintendent F. C.. Will l lard, Stamford.
 "sclence''-tRoom ', Second floor, Leader. l Mrs; H. N. Loomis, New Haven Normal Training School. "Language',- Room 5, Second hoor), Lead CT, Miss NJ. R. Webster Supervising Prln- ,eipal,. Welch sub-district, New Haevn.. Drawing -(Room 6. Second fioor), Leader, MT. James H, Hall Supervisor of Draw ing. Springfield, Mass. Literature and Reading"-tR 10, Third fioorl, Leader, Miss Bertha McCon- key, Supervisor South Manchester Train Arithmetic" Room 2 Ground aoor), Lender, Superintendent J. 1T. Corlew, Stratford.
 "Geography' Room 1, Ground hoor). Lead CT, Superintendent B. ". Tinker, Water. 1 bury.
 'United States History''--r1nlted Churcb,. 1 Leader. John C. Anthony, Principal Cen tral Grammar School, New Britain.
 HIGH SCHOOL SECTION. Presiding officer, Edward G. Coy, Lake. vile.
 Friday morning at Warner Hall 1O:00-Devotions
 1oJ5-Presentation of Teachers Guild. Schools from a College Standpoint" c. w Wells of tale University. 11;3o-Address "Shakespeares Reputation During, His Lifetime Thomas R. Lonns. bury of Yale.
 Afternoon.
 (Boardman School) 2:003:15-(Room IA. First Floor Lecture, i Two Corners in London" George D. Eli ot. Jr., English Master Morgan School Clinton Teachers of literature will enjoy
 
 200-4: :O0-(Room 12, First Floor) Written Tests or Examinaton--Their Importance and their Frequency. Leader, Myron T. Scudder, Principal of High School New 200-4 :00-Room 2S. Second Floor). Mathe matics. Leader, Judson S. Butcher, Taft'S School, Watertown
 (a) Does not the Study of Algebra as Presentd in the Recent Text. Books Ar ford as Good Discipline for the Average Student as it Did Twenty-Five Year. Ago"
 (b) "Why do so Many Candidates Fai
 in the College Examination on Pro
 blems in Geometry" 2:O0-4 100 4Room 20, Second FIoor) Latir Prose Composition. Leader, F. r. Moul ton. Latin Master. Hartford High School 0-4:00-Room il, First Floorj Govern ment in High Schools. Leader Charles Y Harper, Principal of High School, New Britain.
 MUSICAL SECTION
 Place of Meeting, Calvary Baptist ChurcI (corner Chapel and York Streets)
 Friday. At 10:0O a. m.-Sesson of the Associa tion of Connecticut Public School Musit Teachers in the lecture room of the church Call to order and address of welcome by President Sterre A. Weaver Lecture on Musical History with char illustrations. by Mir. F. W. Newton O Somervile Mass.
 il ;15 a. m.-Organ recital, in auditorium o church, by MT. H. B. Jepson, organist O , Yale University. Programme for Organ Recital. | LOuiS Thiele-Chromatic Fantasia o,i