The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-12
MORAL TRAINING.
SUBJECT TO BE DISCUSSED A7r COMING MEETING.

Programme of Meeting to be Held in Hartford Friday, October 2O-Where
 General Meetings WiiI be Held.
 The programme arranged for the fif- ty-ninth annual meeting of the Con necticut State Teachers association, which is to be held in Hartford Friday, October 20, and of which the general theme is Moral Training in the Pub lie Schools is as follows:
 General Meetings-Foot Guard hall 1o:0O; address, Rev. ozora s. Davis, of New Britain. The Ethical Approach to Childhood and Youth" 2:15, an nouncements for Teachers Annuity Guild, N. L. Bishop, superintendent Of schools, Norwich: 2:So, address, Pros lessor E. Hershey Sheath, Yale uni versity, Yale University and the Ed ucational Interest of the state:;" 2:45, address, pr. George T. Winston, presi- dent of the College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, North Carolina, "Edu- cation and Democracy 4, annual bus mess meeting.
 | Section Meetings-High school High school building, room 26, Leader, ". c. Akers, principal of High school 1 New Britain. 11:15, Is the High School Responsible for the Moral Character of its Graduates?,' Profes- sor Walter BaIlou Jacobs, Brown unf- | yersity; discussion, F. c. Avery, prin- ctpal High school, Stamford; H. G. Buehler principal Hotehkiss school. Lakeville.
 Grammar and Intermediates High school building, main hall. Leader. E. H. Forbes, superintendent of schools Torrington. nils, Moran Training in the Public School, Rev. F. |. Good s speed, Springfield, Mass Discussion, Arthur D. Call, Hartford.
 Primary and Photographers Guard hall, Leader. Miss Eva L. Mc- Conkey, Normal school, New Britain. 11:15, The Meaning of the Body, pr. Luther Gulick, director of physical training in the schools Of New York City Discussion, Wilbur F. Gordy, superintendent of schools, Springfield, Mass.
 1 Ungraded-Parkt church, Leader, J. C. KnoWton, supervising principal i New Haven 11:15, tsThe Opportunity for Character Building in Rural \ Schools Fred Gowing, formerly state superintendent of schools, New Hamp- shire. Discussion, w. 0. Cartwright, superintendent of schools, Mailing ford; M Rachel Webster, supervising I principal, New Haven.
 Manual Training and Art-seeona North school. Leader, E. c. Willard. superintendent of schools Stamford 11:15, The Manual Arts in Theory and Practice" Dr. James F. Haney, direc- tor of art and manual training, New York city, boroughs of Manhattan and Bronx. Discussion, William c. Hol- ] den, Hartford High school; Charles |. Kirschner, New Haven High school,
 Music-Park church chapel Leader, Ralph I. Baldwin, supervisor of music. l Hartford. 11:15, Music in the High school" Professor Leo R. Lewis. Tufts college. Discussion, Clarence B. Roote. principal of High school Northanp- ton, Mass; George Oscar Bowen sli- pervisor of music, Stamford; Report I of an Investigation of Music in Con- necticut High Schools Ralph E. Baldwin.
 The. treasurer's report for the year ended September 1, 1905, shows re- ceipts of S2,25S.20 Cncluding $1,5O4.66 on hand at last report) and expenses of $S24.71, leaving on hand a balance of $1,42S49.
 The corresponding secretary and as- sistants will be at Foot Guard hall and the High school to countersign railroad tickets Round trip tickets will be is- sued by the New York, New Haven and Hartford road at reduced rates l from New Haven, Meriden, Mfddle- town, Waterbury, Willimantic, South I NorWalk, Cedar Hill Bridgeport Wal lingford, Ansonia via New Haven and I Stamford. The tickets will be good to Hartford October 19 and 20 and retrlrn- ing not later than October 2S A spec ial train will leave New Haven for Hartford at S:S0 a. m. October 20, and returning will leave Hartford at 4:5O D. m. Stops will be made at Cedar Hill, Wallingford and Meriden.