The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-09
STATE TEACHERS TO MEET
ANNUAL MEETING IN HARTFORD
 OCTOBER I3.
A Number of Interesting Papers to be Read-Maby Prominent Educntional- ists to Attcnd-Programme In Full for the Meeting.

for the Meeting.
 Following is the programme in ful for the annual meeting at Hartford Friday, October IS, of the Connectlcu State Teachers association, 1t being expected discussions will follow many of the papers read:
 ART SECTION.
 Presiding officer, Solon P. Davis Hartford.
 Morning: (The Art room, Higf school building, Room 5S, third floor) 10, Devotional exercises. Address Beauty in School Work" Henry T. Bailey, state supervisor drawing, Mas sachusetts.
 Il. Adjournment to gymnasium to view combined exhibition of work il art and manual training from towns | in the state where such work has been | carried on. Afternoon: ?. (Park church chapel) | The Art section will unite with the | Round Table in the Intermediate sec tion, conducted by J. Liberty Tadd, director of public industrial art, Phil adelphia.
 KINDERGARTEN SECTION. Presiding officer, Alice E. Reynolds, supervisor primary schools, New Ha- ven.
 Morning: Second North school building, High street) Devotional 1O-11 An Important Phase of Kin derga1ten Work" Eliza Graeme Graves. Normal school Willimantic; ind pto, O'Grady. Normal school, New Britain; "A Primary Teachers Testimony, . Grace Butcher, Washington school, New Haven.
 11-12. "Art in the Kindergarten, :" Henry T. Bailey state supervisor of drawing, Massachusetts.
 Afternoon: 2-3. 'The Kindergarten and Its Relation to Primary Work" !" Laura Fisher, supervisor kindergar- tens, Boston.
 3-4 The Imprisonment of a Soul" Patterson Dubois, author Reckoning From Little Hands" etc.
 PRIMARY SECTION.
 Presiding officer, Principal J. E. Marvin Lakevile
 Morning: (Hall of High school build ing, Hopkins street)
 Devotional exercises.
 10:05. Teachers Annuity Guild, Mary M. Harris, Hartford.
 10:20. Action and Reaction in the Primary school,' Stuart H. Rowe, Ph, D., New Haven.
 11:15. "The Prophecy of Child hood" Dr. Alex F. Chamberlain, Clark university. Worcester.
 Nr sipI ing (High School halD, Leader, A. B. Morrill,, Principal Normal school, New Haven.
 INTERMEDIATE SECTION.
 Presiding officer, N. l.. Bishop, su- perintendent of schools, Central dis trict Norwich.
 Morning: (Park Church chapel, cor- ner of Asylum and High streets)
 Devotional exercises.
 10. Geography" Professor Frank McMurray, Teachers college, New York.
 II. Art and Manual Training in Education,' Professor J. Liberty Tadd, director Public Industrial Art school, Philadelphia.
 Afternoon: 2-4 Some Essentials of School Hygiene" (High school building, Room 10, first floor) Leader, Dr. William N. Burnham, Clark uni versty
 Arithmetic" (High school building, Room 36. second foor.) Leader, Sarah J. Walter, Normal school, WiIimantic.
 Art and Manual Training in Educa- tion," CPark church chapel) Leader, Professor J. Liberty Tadd, Industrial Art school, Philadelphia.
 Geography tHigh school building, Room 12 first foor. Leader, Profes- sor Frank M. McMurray, Teachers college, New York
 GRAMMAR SCHOOL SECTION. Presiding officer, S. P Williams, principal School No. l. Bridgeport.
 Morning: GFirst Methodist church. Asylum street near High,) Devotional exercises. 10. Prayer. 1O;1O. What the Business World Needs From the Schools" Colonel Jacob l.. Greene president Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance company, Hart ford. 11:10. Address, Charles H. Reyes, principal South school, Hartford.
 Afternoon: "The Study of Foreign | Language in the Grammar School" | (High School building, Room 29, sec- lnd floor) Leader, w. B. Ferguson, | of schools, Middetown. | (a) Under What Conditions if any, | Should a Foreign Language Be Taught | in the Grammer School?" Ib) What Language Should Be raught?"
 Ic) What Pupils Should Be Required l pr encouraged to Study the Language?" ,d) What Method of Teaching Should | Be Used and About How Much Should | Be Accomplished"
 Mathematics GIigh School build ng, Room 30 second hoor) Leader, Frank l.. Whipple, principal Central Grammar school, New Britain.
 Mathematics and the Grammar School - Should Elementary Algebra md Geometry Be Taught as a Part of Dur Grammar School Cburse?" General discussion opened by Charles H. Reyes principal High school Hartford.
 From Standpoint of the High school" F. H. Beede, principal High school, New Haven.
 Prom Standpoint of Grammar school, George A. Mrick, New Ha- yen
 Geography" (High School building, Room '1, second floor. Leader, Oscar