Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-31

building, Friday morning, Feb. 3, II ad-
dress. Methods of instruction IN Class
es of Foreign-Born Adults" John ]. Ma
honey, state director Of Americanization
for Massachusetts, formerly principal Of
the State Norway school, Lowell, Mass
General discussion. Round table discus
sions on the special problems Of Elemen-
tary, intermediate and Advanced classes
will be held for teachers at 1880, pre-,
vious to the address
Connecticut State Physical Education
society. president DR.. E H Arnold,
New Haven gymnaium building. Friday
morning, Feb, 8: 9-10.15 Demonstration
of Physical Education by pupils of the
Elementary and High Schools, of New
Haven, under the direction of H. j.
Schnelle. supervisor of Physical z uoa-
ton, New Haven. 1015-11, Gymnastics
as Pre-Athietic Training. Robert c.
Rice, sictou New Haven Normal
School OF Gymnastics. 11-11.45, Active
Games For Large Numbers, Percy V
Gahan, superintendent of Recreation,
BRIDGEPORT. 12-1, luncheon and business
session at the the high school
Haadmasters' Club OF Connecticut,
president. George c. St. John. Choate
school. Wallingford. Friday afternoon.
Feb. 3, annual meeting at Graduates
club. New Haven. 1. luncheon. The
guest of the club viii be Professor John
3. Erslline of Columbia university. who
will speak on The Teaching of English as
a Fine Art (by it Professor Ers!lins
{ mears that English rather than the
: teaching Is a fine art. Doctor H. C.
Buehler OF FIotcilkiss wifi lead in dis
cussion after Professor Erskine's talk.
+, TIE annual business meeting OF the club
| will follow the discussion
! General meetings Of the Connecticut
state Tea cners' association. Auditorium
New Haven Commercial High school,
president, Levi Z. Garrison. Whitman
tic. Fri7ay afternoon. Feb. 3. 1, music
address, The Connecticut State Pro
gramme OF Physical Education and
Health, DR.. A. 3 Meredith, state com
missioner Of education; ZIG. music
20. address. Promotion of Citizersh;r
THROUGH Physical Education DR. VIII
lem BurdicIz. Baltimore: $50. address
Pan of Health Progra NINE. Or. Ed
ward W. Goo@enough, waterbury.
F., Saturday meTs,;ng, Feb. 4. $50 adj
dress. Hon. John J Ti~srt. Un'te@
States Commissioner EDUCATION 1a.1t
address. George w Coleman. Boston
1880, music: II address. EAd Letter
t4eSSOGSs @IlsIa1N - JnS4S-'. ca stl =
college; 11.40, business meeting. report;
Of committees, election of officers.
Connecticut SehooIa1asters' club, presl
dent. f S. Hitchcock. New ondon VIC
president, Herman Loveioy, Bradford
secretary. ". r. Snyder, Stonington
Friday evening, Feb. 3. $50 dinner
(dress INFORMALLY, Hotel Garde, guests
and speakers. DR.. John II Withers. New
York university. The Changing Polio!
OF Public Education; DR.. Frank E
SpauIding, Yale university, The Role o
the Superintendent, Present and Future
DR.. A. 3. Meredith, commissioner OF ed
ueation, Jesse B. Davis. supervisor @
! Secondary Education. Clayton Stevens
| musical director. Bridgeport; William
steinke, cartoonist, Bridgeport
Saturday morning. Feb. I. $50 break
fest and annual business meeting, Eote
Garde.
The Connecticut Arts association. pres
isent, Maud a. Simpson, Mariden sec
retary. Rosemary Brady. Mer!den. Room
100. New Haven H:rh School buil7ins
SATURDAY, Feb. 4. 30 p. ". bushes
meeting; . D m. address. speaker to b
announced later. There WI be an ey
hbition Of representative school draw
Connecticut Home Economics asso'ia
ton, Room 11s. New Haven Hi"
School building, Saturday. Feb.
O'clock, ad Tess DR.. David Sne5 =
business meeting. luncheon; $50 oc'ocl
address. Mrs. Bessie Birdsau. Com
Agri- College; address. Nutrition Pr,
. gramme in the Schools Mss Clyt
: Sehuman, American Red Cross; az
, dress, Foods For the Forsign-Born, Mi
: Bertha Wood, Bostcn Dispensary.
. Connecticut Teachers College ciu
president, DR.. a. p. Meredith. Hartfor
The Connecticut Teachers College Gu
will hold a luncheon on Saturday. re
1, at the Business and professional W.
(; mans club. SO Wall street. New Have
> at 12 O'clock.
+, DR.. Bagley ard Dr. snedden Of Teaci
ers' College, Columbia university VI
= speak.
/. All former students and ETa duates a
cordially invited. Those Planning to g
. tend should notify the treasurer. Marie
. C. Sheriden, III Orange street, New H;
ven, Conn, before February 2.