The Newtown bee., 1909-08-06

"why' ss well 9s the how. Its in-
 structors must be broad. skilled.
 earnest and conscientious, ~ and
 it's meth ,ds must be correct and
 nicely adapted to the ends which are
 to be accomplished. The Bridgeport
 Business College is meant fer red
 blooded young men and women who
 selt ct training school not merely
 to get "a job," but to get the train
 inr that comrl" nds poS'ti' n. Roge!
 s. Cunningham, well and fayorably
 kIown in eonnenti n with Business
 College work for the past 5 years.
 as proprietor aT1 organizer of the
 GmGgenorts Bushes Gol'eee 7briNg' ! to the work practical knowledge
 of the greqcirements a9ef slWh " 9
 school.rs9 He has gathered a staffof
 instructors cCmposed of ladies and
 gentlemen high character and
 proved ability as teachers. ] Eachs is
 specialist, and no school anywhere
 can offer mnre thorough, prdrtifal
 ald conscientious }. instructions Hln
 selecting the systems and devislng
 the methods of instruction MT Cpn7
 ningham has been aided by the ad- vice of practical teachers and basi7, ness men. Welded toino antiquated, 1 theories, and with a 1fiilE knowledge | of the weak spots in the ordinary
 Commercial College work 'sfhe has adopted systems that fully measure
 upz to :. the requirements of the
 modern business mar" and tliese systems are taught e by thoroughly y Ecapabler and experienced instruct0rs.
 Students make progress 2 because
 the work is made interesting. Cam-
 mend otion for work well done, zen scouragement 5and help lover the hard places and tiiel atmosphere of 1chnerfulress are believed tosbe more
 conducive to good work than the ETbig stick" Under conditions
 he stu .ent is prepared for; actlal
 business as rapidly as his industry
 and capacity will permit, with a
 certain assurance 4 that faithful < work will fit him to accept, and, to
 fill to the satisfaction of his employ
 CT, any position in any department
 of office work for which he has been Trained. The Bridgeport Business
 College training is along such broad 1 and libe al lines; z that when :ad-
 vancement comes to it's graduates . ahey are prepared to step on and up
 ward, with a confidence based gor
 knowledge of the fundamentals ot modem business practice There !. will be found no inHeXible system o'
 class work. The instructions is
 strictly individual. Progress is 3not 3 denied the ambitious, and the hack .I'ward sor deficient student < is aided
 and encouraged by the personal Worl land interest of the instructor, with
 out the embarrassment attendant ol gI class work. ] z The instructors are al
 ways ready, indeed it is their pleas lure as wel@as duty, to give every ait land assistance and to meet the ;n jE EdivdlaE requrelnents of eatli Stu 1 dent. elIt smaAes all the difference il d the world whether you are wit
 people who are watching for aabilit. , in you, people who believe1in you ] encourage and praise you, or rawheth q CT you are with those who are !for
 ever breaking your eidolsJ blastiDl ,tsuur Eoees, and throwing cold WaLe cn your aspirationsE51uS .4Tr .... # The discipline is mild but firm E Students are assumed to- be ladfe I and gentlemen, and as such areI ex , tpeoted to exercise the self ascontro and thonghtfulness of the righ.s,an' ), privileges of others that good breed ,1 ing demands. Ssith this ideal il : mind the rules of the school are few land only such as prevail in any wei
 Efegu,a ated office where many clerk ,1 1.are employed .E!5i The location isS a 1.-the Court Exchange : Building,S a ,, State and Broad Streets, but son , block from Main Street, is sconxen Eiently central and easily acees4iDl by all lines of trolley cars 9Th 5 building is modern, fire-proof san | sanitary and affords the best f4cil ities for school work of any b4ild rting in the business section of syf city. Ample window openings an skylights insure abundance of ligh : and ventilation. Perfect ightin , steam heat. and modern sanitary toi : lets and lavatories leave nothing |. be desired. The furniture for sh study rooms, typewriting and dicta