The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-18
TEACHERS CONVENTION,
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
 HERE TOMORROW
Schedule of the Various Meetings and Sections PIanned-GeDeraI Meetings Will be Held in Woolsey HaIl-Vari- ous Topics to be Discussed-Officers of Past Year.

VIII pc delu III WoOlsSS I1"h--f "HA- ous Topics to be Discussed-Oficers of Past Year.
 The sixteenth annual convention of the Connecticut State Teachers associ- ation will be held in this city to-mor- row. The general meetings of the asso- citation will be held in Woolsey hall, while the section meetings will be in various places. The following pro- gramme has been arranged:
 General ings-Woolsey hall, cor ner College and Grove streets. 10:00- Address: Educational Values" President w. o. Thompson, Ohio State university CThe doors of the han will be closed at the beginning of the morning address). 2:0O-Musie-sig reading; dictation; patriotic songs; by thousand chill dren representing the four upper grades of the New Haven grammar schools Leader Benjamin Jepson, Supervisor of Music, New Haven. 2:45-Address: Ethics of the Teach ing Profession" Dr. William H. Max well, city superintendent of schools, New York city. .S;45-Annual business meeting of the association.
 Section Meetings.
 High school-Room 109, second floor rear High school building. Leader, w. e. Akers, principal of High school, New Britain
 11:00-"The Organization of Large High Schools Dr. William l.. Felter, Girls High school, Brooklyn, N. Y. Discus sion; "The Teachers Responsibility in School Organization, c. T. c. Whit comb, principal High school Brock ton, Mass.
 Grammar-Woolsey hall, corner Grove and College streets.' Leader, Edwin c. Andrews, superintendent of schools An sonia.
 I11OO-"Can Literature Be Taught" Percival Chubb, Ethical Culture schools, New York city. | Il 5O-"The Personal Responsibility of the Pupil, Walter H. Small, superin- tendent of schools, Providence, R. I. Intermediate-First Methodist church, corner Elm and College streets. Lead CT, William Kelly, superintendent of schools Meriden. l l11:00-"The Use of the Book" William c. Crawford, district master, Boston, Mass, The Reality of Ideals, Mar garet slattery, supervisor Normal school, Fitchburg, Mass. Primary Auditorium High School Building. | Leader Alice 10. Reynolds, Supervisor
 of Primary schools, New Haven. 11:OO Social Occupations as Manual Training in Primary Grades. '-Kath- crime E. Dopp, Chicago University. Kindergarten United Church Chapel,
 302 Temple Stseet. Leader, Margaret c. Iaidlaw, South District, Hartford. 11:00 Some Tendencies in Modern Kin dergarten Education"
 Patty s. Hill, Teachers College, Co., lumbia University, New York City. | Dbsoussion Harriette M. Mills, Froe- bel Normal Institute, New York city; Hattie Twltchell, Normal Kindergar- ten Training School, Springfield, Mass; M. Rachel Webster, Supervis- ing Principal, New Haven. Ungraded- Science lecture hall, Sd floor,
 rear High school building. Leader Henry T. Burr, principal state Normal Training school, Willimantlc. 1l:Oo "The Making of Rural School Programme" George w. Dickson, principal of Model schools, Williman- tic.
 'oThe Responsibilities of the Rural School Teacher E. w. Goodhue, Su- perintendent of Schools Haydenvllle, Mass.
 Manual Training Room 39, 1st floor, Boardman Building, corner Broadway and York Square Leader, William c. Holden, Hartford High school. 11:O0 "The Function and Work of the Technical High School" Charles F. Warnel, Principal Technical High School Springfield, Mass. Manual Training in the Hartford Grammar Schools" Stanley H. Rood, Supervisor Manual Training, Hart ford.
 Art-Roor 54, Sd floor, Boardman Build l lilSg EOlliOl DIOctuNcg dlld K Square Leader, Anne D. Hallock, supervisor of drawing and art, Bridgeport.
 11:OO The Place of Drawing in Public School Education." Walter Sargent, | State Supervisor of Drawing, Massa- 1 chusetts.
 Discussion--Prof, Charles H. Judd, Yale university; Dr. James P. Haney, director of Art and Manual Training, boroughs of Manhattan and Bronx, New York city.
 Music-Room fl, 1st floor, rear New
 Haven High School Building. Leader, Benjamin Jepson, Supervisor
 of Music, New Haven. 11:00 Annual meeting of the Connecti- cut Public School Music Teachers as- sociation; election of officers; discus sion of Music in the schools.
 Penmanship-Orang street school, corner of Wall and Orange streets. Leader, Harry Houston, supervisor of penmanship, New Haven. 11:00-Illustrative lessons in penman- ship will be given to classes of pupils ! as follows
 Illustrating method of teaching be- ginners-Marletta Platt, grade l,
 New Haven.
 For teachers in grades g. 3 and A.
 Emily Weisher, grade 3, New Ha- ven.
 For teachers in grades 5, 6 and z, be-
 ginning movement exercises-Ela
 Galligan, grade S. New Haven.