Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-09
CONNECTICUT STATE
 TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Sixty third Annual Meeting to Be Held at Hartford and New Haven, October 22.

The 63d annual meeting of the Connecticut State Teachers associa- ton will be held in New Haven and in Hartford, Friday, October 22. The general meeting will be held in Hart lord in the morning and in New Ha- ven in the afternoon, while the sec tion meeting will be held in Hartford in the afternoon and in New Haven in the morning. The same speakers will be heard in both places.
 The general meeting in Hartford will open at Foot Guard hall at 10 a, m. with an address by Dean Andrew F. West of the Graduate school. Prince ton university, on The Great Compul- s1ons in Education. At eleven o'clock President John H. Finley of the Col iege of the City of New York will speak on Soldier of Peace, and a busi- ness meeting will be held at noon. The general meeting in New Haven Will be held at Woolsey hall and will open at ? D. m.
 The high school section will be held in room 26 at the Hartford high school at D. m., with John l.. Chapman, superintendent of schools in Plainfield. as leader. Dr. William B. Guthrie of the College of the City of New York will speak on The Relation of the High School to the College and Our National Life. In the discussion to fol- low Princal F.. H. Smiley of the Hart ford public high school and Principal John J. Maddox of the Willimantic high school will take part. The cor responding meeting in New Haven will be at 10 a. m., at the Boardman school. At this meeting Principal Fl. A. Tirrel will lead in the discussion.
 The English section will meet in the main hall of the Hartford high school at p. m. with Principal A. D. Call of the Henry Barnard school as lead CT Katherine Jewell Everts of New York will speak on The Art of Inter pretation, and Prof. Walter c. Bron son of Brown university on English Instruction in the Public Schools. The New Haven meeting in the morning will be at Woolsey hall.
 The geography section will meet at ? o'clock at Foot Guard hall, Hart ford, with Bessie E. Howes of Bridge port as leader. Richard E. Dodge of the Teachers college, Columbia uni- versity, will speak on Essentials in School Geography Teaching. and Prof. D. w. Johnson of Harvard uni versity on Map Drawing in the Schools. The New Haven meeting will be in the high school building.
 The school hygiene section will meet in room 35 of the Hartford high school with Principal Harry B. Marsh of the Rockville high school as leader. Prof. Frederic s. Lee of the College of Phys icians and Surgeons. New York, will speak on Fatigue and Its Causes, and Prof. Lafayette B. Mendel of Yale university on The Physical Growth of the Child. The New Haven session will be at the Hillhouse high school.
 The manual arts meeting will be at D. m. in Jewell hall, Y. M. c. A. building, Hartford. and will be led by Miss Cora Greenwood D. J. Crosby of Washington, D. C.. will speak on Connecting Public School Agriculture with the Business of Farming. and Henry Turney Bailey of North Scitu- ate, Mass, on The Booklet as a School will be at the Hilhouse high school, with c. c. Russell as leader.
 The music section will be held in Brown school hall, Hartford. with w. D. Monnier, leader. Dr. Hugh Clark of the university of Pennsylvania will speak on The Place of Music in the General Scheme of Education, Charles B. Jennings, superintendent of the New London schools, on School Music from the Standpoint of the Superin- tendent; Miss Frances Outing of the normal college of the city of New York on Individual and Part Singing; Miss Adelaide Sperry of Rockville on Music in the Upper Grades from the Standpoint ofssthe Regular Tea1he& and Miss Marion Peabody of South Manchester on Methods of Teaching. The New Haven meeting will be at the HiIlhouse high school v &I
 The annual business meeting will be at Meriden on Saturday. Supt. John. B. Stanton of this city is president of the association and c. 1T. Hobson Is on the nominations committee.