New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1916, Page 3

# NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1916. "~ Boston Store Our Art Department Is Particularly Interesting at Present Several Consignments of the Designs and Materials Received in the Past Ten Days. STAMPED PILLOW TUBING 45x36 Inches STAMPED BURFEAU ¢ STAMPED NIGH (Made Up) Newest | |“THE TABLET’ MAKES APPEARANCE AGAIN ests of New Britain Schools The Tablet, a publication issued in of schools, has made its appearance It set the interests the New to- pages of dealing contins eighteen mater in double with all departments of the city’s edu- day. column cational system together with articles and reports of doings in the educa- tional field of special interest to teach- and school executives. It is not STAMPED CORS COVERS STAMPED 3 STAMPED COMBING JACK CROCHET Kinds and Colors. EMBROIDE COTTON—AIL is worthy of The Button Section your attention. 5 shapes a nd ¥ Pearls, all 1 prices. Suit and Coat Buttons in endless variety. China, Glas 2ilt and silver, plain and floral designs, in dainty colorings to match the new waistings. in black, white Crochet Buttons and color McCall’s Pa 10 and 15 cents. $17.50 terns, Reliable Sewing Machines, to $22.50. PULLAR & NIVEN sizes, | proposed to issue The Tablet monthly, but it will appear only when it has special messages to convey and teachers are urged to preserve copies for reference. The most notable event at present, it considrs is the completion and open- ing of the new Vocational High school and the transfer to this building of the State Trade school. Among other | articles is the report of the spec committee of the school board on phy 4 - | | sical education which was adopted to- | gether with the recommendations for | 2 new system In the local schools. Citizenship. Under the caption “Citizenship in the New Britain Schools,” the Tablet | contains the following: The act, recently passed by the Con- necticut Senate and House of Repre sentatives, in regard to the teaching | of “the duties of Citizenship, including the knowledge of form of national, state and local government, in the public schools as a regular branch of study to pupils above the fourth grade” is being lived up to through the medium of the Patriotic League in the Elementary Grades and the Civic League in Grammar, Grades, as well as by formal text-book work in grade eight. These organizations are unique and are intended to promote the right type of citizenship among our boys and girls. Frequent meetings are held, conducted always by the pupi jects, bearing upon good citizenship and patriotic service, are taken up and at each and every meeting the salute to the fiag, the declaration of princi- ples, and the pledge to good citizen- ;IORSES HORSES Bays, 3,200 pounds. 3,100 pounds. Roans, 3,000 pounds. 2,900 pounds. 2,600 pounds, 1 Pair of 1 Pair Gra 17 Red 1 Pair Browns, >air 1 pair Bay Chunks, a perfect farm team. Sorrell Horse, light mane and | 1,750 pounds, 1,600 pounds, Bay Horse, Horse, 1,600 pounds. | We have twenty draft weighing from 1,400 to 1,700 pounds: twelve business horses, 1,100 to 1,400 | pPcunds. 1 Gre horses, | A Horse sultable for any purpose. If it's a Horse, Wagon or Harness, See Condon. P. H. CONDON & (0. (INO.) 30 Laurel St—et Bristol, Con "Phone 58-3. For Your Insurance and Surety Bonds Avoid trouble by having your insur- ance written by a man who knows how. Go to .DWIGHT A. PARSONS, ship are given. Following are the cardinal points of the patriotic work in the New Brit- ain schools Love of country, Respect and loyalty for the flag. Good citizenship. Appreciation of the service of our country’'s defenders. The flag flies over every school building, and displayed in every school room of elementary and gram- mar grades. The flag salute is given on all ap- propriate occasions, being familiar to all pupils of elementary and grammar grades, as are the national songs. In every school is posted a card, on the “Display of the Flag," setting forth the appropriate and respectful use of the flag for all occasions. All patriotic holidays are appropri- ately observed in the schools, especial attention being given to Memorial Day. It is needl tha tion of the sacrifice and se country’s brave defende dead, is fully alive in sacrifice and to say apprecia- vice of our living and the hearts of all pupils. The School Council. Tn reference to the work of the School Council the Tablet outlines the topics for the year as follows: The topics determined upon by the School Council for the year's consid- tion have been announced in its year book. They include: 1. Supervised study: definition, methods, dangers to be avoided, how to increase power of application, Highest purposes of the school as set forth in Superintendent Holmes' conference with princlpals: (a) to in- culcate worthy motives, (by to train pupils in judging relative values, (c) to train pupils in organizing their { knowledge i. e. in reasoning, (d) to develop the power of initiative. 3. Some neglected forms of teach- ing exercises as set forth in Superin- tendent Holm Sick People Sometimes Die Especially is this true in grip and pneumonia, for they are infectious dis- eases which attack weak and strong alike. Serious complications are liable to develop in the course of the disease, as grip settles in the weakest part of the system, sometimes the kidneys, the brain, the stomach or the heart, result- ing often in heart failure, but the most dreaded of all, pneumonia, which is particularly fatal when arising from Publication Devoted to the Inter- | 3rits Britain | (INCORPORATED HARTFORD Ultra-Fashionable Atti for Women Taffeta Suits, $35.00. $85.00 | Dage-2Allen & Ly for Easter — — —Beautiful Serge Suits combined with ’ Smart Wool Velour Check Suits, $i Strictly Tailored Men's Wear Serge New Golf Suits in Knitted Jersey, $35.00. —How to do it most Satisfactorily a, $35.00. of Women's Linen inel colors $5 collection Voile beautiful DAINTY SUMMER FOCKS—Splendid mer Dress of excellent qua lity Cotton charming and distinctive models in combinations; carefully made and finished $19.50 and $25.00. MOURNING APPAREI—We specialize would be pleased to show our Afternoon or would send fitters to your home. Garments quality at moderate prices. Easter Dress Cottons ATTRACTIVE NOVELTI ERE’S your timely opportunity. We purchased a H big lot of fine worsted piece goods, months ago. We've had these goods made up to our order by one of the best tailoring houses in Rochester. apparel Suits distin tn Mourning Dresses and of The garments have arrived and they’re 'way be- yond our expectations—in patterns, tailoring-—value. Sport Stripe Cotton Crepe de Chine, a new arrival here, blouses and skirts a pleasing fabric. 36 inches wide 75c. Shantung Linen, lustrous and effective for separate skirts, s and dresse 29¢. English Voiles were never 42 inches wide, 68c- Voile Bordine, remarkably good looking, white grounds and ored borders. 46 inches, 68c and 75c. lovelier. Evening and street sh We've put them in at TwoLowPrices $22and $25 Strictly hand tailored garments in all the new col- orings, also blue and finished and unfinished worsteds. What our Customers say:— any other than won't let me bring home My wife simply Bread; she thinks there is none like it Get it from your grocer. Hoffmann’s Hot Cross Buns Made The custom tailors ask from $40 to $50 for this class of clothes. Better drop in for try on. Delia’s’ and What They Are From HOLLANDERSY’ 82-88 ASYLUM ST. HARTFORD, CT. In the making of our “"Hot Cross Buns" w only the pu fre purd | materials obtainable, such as table butter {resh western eggs, finest spring wheat flour and high grade currd ABSOLUTE CLEANLIN all our baking is absolutely pyrc and wholes REIGNS in our stores and baker) (a) the | HY MATRON, gnment appre- (d) so- at the opening of the year inductive method, (b) the a of the lesson, (c) lessons for ciation, social and aesthetic, cializing exercises. Resides such articles as relating to vital problems of school teaching and school administration, the Tablet also contains considerable news matter of interest to both teach 4. School marking system ers, parents and pupils relating 5. Bducational opportuni | does to many activitices in the dramatic activities and in the d | = the city, point of view the ahove, T FOR WOI Martha Chapter, O. E. S, Receives Vi From Promin officers. 82 WEST MAIN NEW BRITIAN CONM, At the meeting of the Order of the stern Star in this city Jast evening { Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Jennie C. = | Marggraff was presented with a silyer TONIGHT. creamer and sugar bowl. During the ASdanceRwillRbe ziven fatsth e High |\ SERDESIWAS seryeditofthe i I iting officers in M hall. school this evening for the benefit of | | as it | various | bols of TENNIS DANCE Mother's Congress. The Tablet speaks of the congres of mothers soon to he neld here out- lining its aims and scope. Under this heading its sa; Under the auspices of the United Parents’ and Teachers' Association of New Britain this city will entertain the Connecticut Congress of Mothers in its annual convention to be held April 27th and 28th next. This is an important event. The interests of parents and teachers are the fundamental interests of civiliza- tion. To the extent that their work as parents and as teachers is conscien- tious, generous and intelligent, to that extent is the safety of following gen- erations assured, and the other wor- thy work of the world worth while. It is very suitable that an organiza- tion comprising large numbers of fa. thers, mothers and teachers should he ambitious to welcome this body of mothers in their organized effort to further the welfare of children; and there is no doubt that, with char- acteristic zeal, it will spare on effort | to malke the conditions such as will - = - contribute to the effectiveness of the convention. The headquarters will be in the High School building, where the in- Tica AUCTION iipment of the Harts of Plai Newton § 5 hal mic POULTRY. beside Those present the worthy grand matron were: Worthy Grand Patron Frank H. FEno, Assistant Grand Matron Mrs. Mary Andrus Mix; Assistant Grand Patron Frank M Chapin, Grand Secretary Mrs. Harriett 11, Grand Assistant Conduc- Ada M. Pagan, Mrs. Hattie M. X Grand Marshal Mrs. Eleanor K. ger, Grand Adah Mrs, M. Louise G nd Ruth Miss Myrtle A. Pla ford, Grand ther Elizabeth Duff, Grand Martha Minnie P. Stewart, Grand Ilecta Complete e stable Wi Conn., known consisting of top Buggys the tennis association. This dance has who of been anticipated with the greatest of pleasure by the students of the school, as one of the big events of the yeor. The management hopes that the dance will be well supported by the | school as the tennfs team receives no | financial backing from the athletic | association as yet, and is entirely de- pendent on the funds that it is able to raise. Dancing will begin at 7:45 o’clock and the music will be furnish- ed by Dean's orchestra. Refresh- ments will be served. WANTED—Every woman, anvbody keeps hens to call at any of the dealcrs be- Jow for a free trial package of Dr. Hcss Poultry Pan-a-c each package coniains enough for 12 hens for two weeks. —his rec trial p ge will prove bettoer il e tatk 1o the world that I carts. 2 d keep vour poultry hcaith t sleighs hens lay. [Pan-a-c will ¢ t cilcks grow and provent lc ea > i gapes and other chick splendid tonic v up and a-ce-n I8 3 is enough for free trial Aealers he abient as the 20 horses nabo than gons hack bla ything ridder > h T fixt | nighest | the propert oftice t "W Pa dat your ihese St L Dickinsor THE PARISIAN STREL WAISTS AT Wwe Know of No Other Du Than to Please Yoy 150 MAIN RE SUITS AT M formation committee, under the direc- tion of Mr. J. . Moody will be quar: tered. The Platoon Plan. Speaking of the new platoon school administration, the pamphict says: A new plan of administration is he- ing tried if the Smith and Burrift schools, the result of which will observed here with a sreat deal interest. of 31'7.98 A o : These Suits are in a variety of the Smartest New Spring Styles; Either plain or belted Coats; wide flaring Skirts, in poplin, gaberdines, French and men's wear serge, chiffon Taffeta and Silk poplin. grip. 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NOTE This arrangement, which is calied the platoon plan, embraces these os- sential points: Two groups of pupils per teacher for regular work. Special teachers for speci Re-arrangement of the time schedule. Re-arrangement equipment, The children of the school--above the first grade—are divided into two | made up of equal numbers of During the first half of the morning session one group of classes is engaged in regular work in the regular class rooms, while the second group is engaged in special work In special rooms In the play rooms or on the play ground. At the mid-peint of the morning session the two groups change places, those who have been in the regular rooms going to the spe- cial ones and those who have been do- ing regular work going to the regular rooms to take up regular class work. In the afternoon a similar shift is made. 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