Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-21
NORWICH MEN TO PRESIDE
 AT STATE TEAcHERS' MEETING

The fourth winter meeting and also the seventy third annual meeting Of the Connecticut State Teachers Asso- citation win be held in Hartford, Feb ucationaI organizations will meet at the same time. Experts in education will address meetings and it will be one of the most important conYen- tions held in years.
 The official program of activities Is as follows:
 Thursday evening. February 12:-
 Meeting of Connecticut Superinten- dents sAssociation. President Edward J. Graham, Norwich.
 o'c1ock-Dinner at Bond Annex Hotel.
 Guests and speakers:-
 Prof. Fred $. Jones. Yale Univer- sity: Greetings from the State Board of Education
 Dr. George D. SFrayer, Teachers College, New York. "Superintendents Their Service and Rewards"
 Hon. Joseph ". Alsop, Avon: '-The Educational Needs of Connecticut"
 All superintendents and supervising agents are invited to attend the din- ner. In order to secure places for all. notice of intention to be present should be mailed to Supt. ]. A. Young. Westport, Conn, not later than Mon day, February g. The assessment for the dinner and incidental expenses wifi. be s2.5o each.
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 Meeting Of Headquarters Club of Connecticut. -Presldent, Henry A. Tirre1i, Norwicil.
 ' o'cioek-Dinner st Hartford City Club. No. Central row; Opposite post ofTice)
 Prof. Pat,ov. ~- Co--rin, Yale Uni- versity; Principal William c. Hill. SprilgAelu, .4 4-.-.., wIu be guests of the club and piil open discussion on Standards for Secondary Schools ''
 All headmasters principals, and vice principals of public or private secondary schools in Connecticut are invited to attend this dinner. Notice of intention to be present should be mailed to Principal Clement C. Hyde of the Hartford Public High School, not later than Tuesday, February 10. The assessment upon each, person present will not exceed $z.50.
 Friday evening" February i':-
 Connecticut Tsa,ner4 F'edelatiors President, Carolyn Merchant, New HIven.
 $50 orcieck-Dsnner at lunch room, Hartford Public High School, Broad street building.
 Notice Of intention to attend this dinner should be sent by February g to Miss Margaret Kenefick, No. 27 Edwards street, Hartford. Conn.
 8:3o o'etoek-Me eeting, auditorium. Hartford Public High school; recep- tion, music.
 8 6'clock--Address, Hon. M. P. Shawkey, state superintendent of schools, West Virginia. Schools Of Tomorrow"
 Connecticut School Masters Club. President Clinton E. Farnham, New Britain.
 s:s0 o'c1ock-pinner tdress inSor- rnal) at Hartford High school lunch room, Broad street building.
 Spe@kerS:-
 Rev. Rockweil Harmon Potter. D. D., Hartford, The Square Deal" Connecticut College for Women, New London, "A Plea for Complete Under standing and Sympathy Between See ondary Schools and Colleges"
 All men who are teaching in Con- nectieut are members and urged to attend this dinner. Notice of iaten- tion to be present should reach Sq r perintendeilt REiche, Bristol, Conn.,. before Tuesday, February TO- The price per cover for the dinner wifi be $3.25. The club cannot guarantee to furnish places to these who do not notify the secretary as above stated.
 Saturday Morning, February i4.- Association of High and Classical School Teachers, president, NJ. c. Donovan, Waterbury; g o'clock, bysi- ness meeting, Room 23. Hartford High School, Broad street building. General meeting of the Connecticut State Teachers Association, Audi toriunn, Hartford Public High school, president, Stanley H. Holmes, New