Letter from John Enright to Lida Lee Tall, 1923

ч STATE OF NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION TRENTON October 20, 1923 Hiss Lida Lee Tall Principal, State Normal School, Tows on, Maryland My dear Miss Lee: Your letter of the 12th instant in reference to the merger of the Baltimore City Training School with the State Normal School at Tov/son to develop a State teachers’ college is received. 7/e have not done anything of this kind in New Jersey. 7/e have five normal schools, all of which prepare teachers for both the city and country districts with no distinction. Two of these schools are new this year. If you will write to the principals of the State normal schools, whose names are given below, I know they will be glad to send you copies of their catalogues which contain the courses of study: Dr. Don C. Bliss, Princip 1, State Normal School, Trento n , N . J . Dr. Charles S. Chapin, Principal, State Normal School, Montclair, N.J. Mr. 77. Spader Willis, Principal, State Normal School, Newark, N. J. Dr. J. J. Savitz, Principal, State Normal School, Gla s sbor о , N. J . The fifth normal school, which is located at Paterson, has just been taken over by the State. I do not know, there¬ fore, whether this school has a catalogue for distribution as yet. The principal is Dr. F. 77. Smith, and his address is Paterson.