The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-25

Honors in Special Studies Awarded tt
 Students not Recipients of Genera.
 Honors--
 Robert Wade Allerton, Waterbury, ir mechanical engineering.
 Linden Wallace Bates, Jr, Chicago in history and political science
 Albert Turney Brown, Fairfield, i'll mechanical engineering.
 Earle Wayne Brown, New Haven, in mechanical engineering,
 Porter Thomas Hall, Kansas City, Mo, in English. Clarence Bancroft Ingraham, Jrn Hartford in physiology.
 Rolfe Kingsley, New York city, in biology.
 Robert Pelton Wadhams, Torrington, in physiology.
 Recipients of the Sheffield Graduate { Scholarships
 Edward Monroe Bailey, Jr., Middle town.
 Albert Turney Brown, Fairfield.
 Earle Wayne Brown, New Haven.
 Robert Banks Gibson, San Francisco, Cal
 Ralph Walker Langley, New Haven.
 William Duncan Malcolm, New Ha- ven. 1 Prizes
 For excellence in mechanical engin- eering-William Emanuel Cederberg, B. l S., Rock Island, IL, with honorable mention of Albert Turney Brown Fair ! field. 1 For excellence in civil engineering To be divided between William Duncan 1 Malcolm, New Haven, and Wyllys IT, vim Phelps, Thompsonville.
 For excellence in sanitary engineering Charles sherman Farnham, Collins v.lle For excellence in electrical engineer ing-William Joseph Canada, Westvllle.
 The Belknap prize in natural history Robert Banks Gibson, San Francisco, Cal, with honorable mention of Rolfe Kingsley, New York city.
 Prizes in political economy--First prize. Albert Herman Jente, New Ha- ven; second prize, Lindon Wallace Bates, Jr., Chicago, Ill.
 Class of 1908. Honors for Excellence in All Studies of
 the Junior Year
 Irving Atwater Andrew, chemistry, Orange
 William Travis Aver electrical engi- neering, Saybrook
 Carlton Thomas Bishop, civil engi- neering, Avon.
 Haroutune Mugurdich Dadourian, electrical engineering, Tarsus, Asia Minor.
 Vahram Edward Davoud, electrical engineering, Hartford.
 Charles Franklin Dike, jr, civil engi- neering, Crystal Lake, III.
 Cyrus Hamilton Kendall electrical engineering Norfolk, Conn.
 George Albert Menge, chemistry Philadelphia.
 Abraham Kohn Selz, select, Chicago. Luther Cornelius Weeks, B. S, Beth any college 1900, sanitary engineering, Lindsborg Kansas. Honors in Special Studies Awarded to
 Students Not Recipients of General
 Tonors-
 Charles Frederic Alexander, Honolu lu, H. l., in history.
 Courtlandt Woodruff Babcock, Ston- ington, in French and German,
 Arthur Whittemore Bacon, New Brit ain, in engineering studies.
 Harry Edward Benham, New Haven, in chemistry.
 Reginald Waldo Brixey, Seymour, In English.
 Raymond Burnham, Chicago, in Ger man.
 Oliver Eugene Closson Meriden, in biology and chemistry.
 Edward Alexander Downey, New York city. in German.
 Reginald Jackson Kennett Square, Pa, in French and mathematics
 Howard Camberne Kirkwood New Haven, in German.
 William Albert Lilley. jr., Passaic N J., in French and English composition. Anthony Mendoza, New York city, In mathematics.
 Harry James Mold, Blossburg, Pa, in German. Edward Hamilton Prior, New Britain, in French. Joseph Henry Rosenberg, Cleveland, | in French. Ralph Edward Stephens Maquoketa, | Iowa, in biology and English compost | tion Lewis Vincent, Rockford, Ill, In Ger man. ....s Joseph Hooker Woodward, Hartford, | in English composition. The Rogers Scholarship For excellence in the studies of the | chemical course, awarded to Irving At water Andrew Orange.
 Prizes, Class of 1904. For excellence in all the studies of | freshman year--Leigh Page, Oakland, | N. J., with honorable mention of Hen ry Baldwin Fischer, New York city For excellence in physics--Leigh Page, N. J.
 For excellence in German-Leigh Page, Oakland N. J., with honorable of Henry Baldwin Fischer New York city, and Ernest Charles Webster Litchfield.
 For excellence in French--Edward Eugene Moran, Hartford.
 For excellence in chemistry-Edward Eugene Moran, Hartford. with honora- ole mention of David Henry Miller, Ca- naan, and Charles Murdock Jamieson, 
 For excellence in mechanical drawing Crosby, St. Joseph, Mo. For excellence in hematics-Leigh Page. Oakland, N. J., with honorable mention of Clarence Moore Blair, New |