The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-28
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News of the TCwn-Kinsella for Bridge. port-No New Grocery Store e-A Auto Notes = Educational Journals fer Teachers.

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 l O. c. Jennings, W. Hur1burt Jen
 nings. and John c. Boyle have recent, | ly been elected members of the Bridge
 port Automobile Club.
 The rumor in town that wei
 known Bridgeport grocery house pro. posed to open a branch store in a block The fact is the town has two or three very good grocery stores. where the people are content to trade, and there ] is hardly room for another. Many persons will regret to read the announcement that William c. Kin and take up their residence in Bridge 1 port. MT. Kinsella has made a very efficient member of the School board and has been an active worker in the Democratic party. It is stated that he has disposed of his business at the l well known corner. and there is ru-
 nor to the effect that he will resume
 the drug business in the Black Rock
 district of Bridgeport.
 With MT. Kinsella away and MT. Och going to Wilton, the old corner will not look like itself after the first of April.
 Men were in town yesterday hunting for work at the Aluminium foundry,
 and trying to get people interested in
 insurance The trolley conductors say
 8 great many men are travelling about
 hunting for jobs.
 Contractor Fletcher is building the addition to the Fairfield Rubber shop,
 and James Rigney Is the head mason.
 The work is making rapid progress.
 A delegation of local residents con-
 sisting of Messrs. W. s. Burr. Select
 man Charles Fox, Clarence Bradley
 and John Boyle took an auto ride to
 Bridgeport Tuesday night to attend the club meeting at the Stratfield.
 On Friday evening there will be an interesting meeting at Hope Chapel when Chinese student from Yale will give public address.
 It Is stated that Thomas Cliff, head man for O. G. Jennings, has resigned land.
 Miss Benson of Shelton comes to nor Warehouse.
 The old Hannah Hobert house. near- ly opposite the town hall green. re- gently. purchased by MT. Hayes of Bridgeport. is now in the hands of the carpenters and is being remodelled. This is the last of the old houses on
 John Boyle took a run up to New Haven yesterday to look at machinery for making ice cream.
 The roof of the new addition to the Aluminium foundry was yesterday be- ing covered with rubberoid, and the room will soon be ready tor use. The new 40 horsepower engine has been placed upon it's bed of concrete.
 All persons who take broad view of educational matters, and wish to, keep we'll abreast of the times regard ing what is being done in the outer world, will be glad to learn that on the tables of the Memorial Library read- fA ha of ho most practical educational periodicals which the progressive teacher can i'll afford to pass unnoticed. True, the teacher of today has her hands full and all of her time pretty will occupied in trying to carry out the advanced charge and in looking after her pupils. But she may find some time to read periodicals now and then. The papers in the library cover in their scope the entire educational field with which our public schools have to do today. The work known as "Educational Founda- logical aspect of the presentations of subject matter. the studies of great in the field of education; methods by which the teacher may arouse and hold the interest of the pu- pills; the history of education in its various phases, ard it throws light on I1dIy pl IHS OlLliSult PiCOtSiIIS WtIttI the teacher meets in her everyday work.
 Another periodical is the Journal of Education" While this is profes- sional i'll it's tone. it touches questions of vital import to the layman as well as the educator. It keeps in touch with educational problems throughout the country. It discusses the product of our school. as 1t is and as it should be. It contains the terse and prac- tical sayings of men in authority. It deals with matters of discipline all along the line. It has talks for the teachers which are practical and in- spiratior al. The teacher who does not read the Journal of Education" misses much help which she might gain for aA1>ss xrrorls