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For Excellence in Mechanical Drawing Henry Seymour Boutwell,, Denver,
 Col, with honorable mention of Al
 den Wells. Hartford, Conn.,, Charles
 Talbot Porter, 2d, Montclair, N. J.,
 and Leonard Hawxhurst Soaring, Auburn, N. Y. .z2 For Excellence in English-Charles
 Talbot Porter, 2d, Montclair, MN. J.,
 with honorable mention of Kenneth Gerard Mackenzie, Westport, Conn,
 and John William Madden, Deposit, N. Y. ..-.. For Excellence in Mathematics. Charles Talbot Porter, .2d, Montclair, : N. J., with honorable mention of Samuel Barnell Rosenbaum, New Haven, Conn, and Yuen-li Hsia,s Nanyang college, Shanghai, China.
 For Excellence in Spanish-In Ad- vanced Spanish--Thomas Edward Heating, Springfield, Mass, Class of .a~ 1905. Tn Elementary Spanish-Moses David Nathanson, New Haven,
 Conn, and William Leroy Ulrich,
 Hartford, Conn.,, class of 1906; and
 Elton Brigham Hill, Hartford, Conn, class of 1907. ,5
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MEDICAL SCHOOL ADDRESS
GRADUATING GLASS LISTENS TO
 DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR.

Professor. Jacobi of Columbia Speaks on
 "Era of Therapy''-CampbeII Gold Medal Won by William w. Herriclz of
 sherman--Annual Banquet at Ton-
 tine---Iist of Graduates. . At the ninety-second anniversary of the medical department of Yale univer- sity yesterday afternoon, the annual address in medicine was given by Pro- lessor Abraham Jacobi, M D., LII, D., of Columbia university in College street hall. His address was on '"The Era of Therapy."# %'.: .| .. >r.<..-.
 Prof. Jacobi was introduced by Pres. ident Hadley, who said that he consid- cred it a great honor to introduce so distinguished a scholar to Yale au- dience. In his address Prof. Jacobi re- viewed the mthods of medical science in the past and the gradual development of the ideas practiced by physicians in the present day.
 At the conclusion of Prof. Jacobis address President Hadley awarded the loIiOWlIS pTAZeSst
 The degree of doctor of medicine, cum laude. awarded for unusual merit in the examinations and work of the course:
 Charles T. Beach, Hartford, Conn.,; William A. Herrick, B. A., Sherman, Conn; James S. Martin, Upper Mont clair, N. J.; Michael A. McQueeney, New Haven, Conn; James F. Rogers, Malta, O. These gentlemen. will re- ceive a special form of diploma.
 The Campbell gold medal, awarded for the highest rank in the examinations of the course: William A. Herrick, B. A, sherman. Conn.
 The Reese prize, awarded for the most meritorious thesis: Charles o. Cooke, M. A., Providence, R. I.
 The following is the list of graduates: Frederic Orrville Balcom of Brooklyn, N. r.; Charles Thomas Beach of Hart ford, Charles Osmond Cooke, M, A.. Providence; Ralph William Crane, Gro ton; Louis Abraham Doroff, New Ha- ven; Frank Atwater Elmes, Derby; Alexander Otto Fesser, New Haven; David Aloysius Flynn, Bridgeport; Frank Thomas Gaffney, Wallingford; Edward Peter Halton, Newport; Will
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- t "a Af liam Worthington Herrick. B. A, sherman; Sylvester Richard Leahy, New Haven: William Liebman, New Haven; Michael Andrew McQueeney, New Haven; James Smith Martin, Up per Montclair, N. U; John Erwin O'Connell, New Haven; Charles Reed Pratt, New Haven; Ava George Pro vost, Torrington; Frederic Rogers, Nal ta, O.; Thomas FranlSlyn Smallman, New Haven: Edmund Spicer, Groton.
 Before the address at College street hall Prof. Jacob escorted by President Hadley marched from the medical school, followed by the faculty of the school and the graduating class, the class taking seats in the front of the hall and the faculty themselves on the platform.
 In the evening the annual medical school banquet was held at the Ton-
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WHY DOCTORS FAIL
AND MRS. PINKHAM SUCCEEDS
Plain Reasons Are Here Given to Explain
 Why Lydia E. Pinkham' s Vegetable Ccm- pound Cures When Doctors Are Powerless

Awomaris. sick: some disease peculiar to her sex is fast developing in her sys-i tenn. She goes to her family physician and tells him a story, but. not the whole story.
 She holds something back, loses her head, becomes agitated, forgets what she wants to say, and finally conceals what she ought to have told, and thus completely mystifies the doctor.
 Is it any wonder, therefore, that the. doctors fail to cure the disease? Still we cannot blame the woman, for it is very embarrassing to detail some of the symptoms of her suffering, even to her family physician.
 It was for this reason that years age Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass, de-. termined to step in and help her sex. Having had considerable experience in. treating female illswith her Vegetable Compound, she encouraged the women. of America to write to her for advice in regard to their complaints, and being a woman, it was easy for her ailing sis. ters to pour into her ears every detail of their suffering.
 In this way she was able to do for them what the physicians were unable to do, simply because she had the proper information to work upon, and from the little group of women who sought her advice years ago d great army of her ellow-beings are today constantly apply lying for advice and re- lief, and the fact that many thou sands of them have been cured by following the advice of Mrs. Pinkham during the last year is indicative of the grand results which are produced by her unequaled experience and training.
 No physician in the world has had such training, or has such an amount of information at hand to assist in the treatment of all kinds of female ills, from the simplest local irritation to the most complicated womb diseases,
 This, therefore, is the reason why Mrs. Pinkham, in her laboratory at Lynn, Mass, is able to do more for the ailing women of America than the. family physician. Any woman, there- fore, is responsible for her own suffer- ing who will not take the trouble to write to Mrs. Pinkham for advice.
 The testimonials which we are con- stantly publishing from grateful wo- men establish beyond doubt the power of Lydia D. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to conquer female diseaseA
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YALE COLLEGE HoNoRS IN SPECIAL STUDIES,
 With titles of Thesis.
 Two-Year Honors In Classical Languages and Literature. Irving Nicholas Countryman, Gaius Gracchus. Raymond Henry White, The Oratory of Gaius Gracchus.
 In English. Bainbridge Cowell,
 The Puritan Attitude Toward the Graces of Life and os Anglican Worship. George Burton Hotchkiss, Thomas Carew. Charles Washburn Nichols, Nature in the Poetry of Vaughan. Cyrus French Wicker, Dante's Conception of Monarchy, and its Relation to our Own Political System. {
 In Mathematics. William Allen Drushel, Applications of Protective Geometry to Perspective and Bas-relief.
 In Social Sciences. Walter Edward Lagerquist, Trans-continental Railroads. Herman Jackson McLatcheY ...- Dorchester (New Brunswick Copper Mine.
 Cyrus French Wicker, The Relation of the Trust Companies to the Banks. :
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YALE GLASS OF 1905.
SENIOR APPOINTMENTS AN
 N0UNCED LAST EVENING.
Winners of Philosophical. Orations, :. High Orations, Orations, Disserta- tions, First Disputes, Etc. s

Winners OI IhuUsUphicutff OEuiOus
 High Orations, 0rations, Disserta- tions, First Disputes, Etc. .-. Philosophical orations. John Eldridge Bentley, McMinnville, l Tenn. @' s E. Theodore Harding Boggs. wolfville, I IN. S. " <@ts'. Willis Arthur Countryman, Jr., Hart l ford, Conn. @ l William Allen Drushel, Lebanon, o. I Arthur Packer. McKinstry, Worcester, Mass. @ :. |- 4 John Carroll slade, Kelloggsville, N. Y. Albert Mason Stevens, Willimantic, l Conn. -2.t .| Raymond Henry White, New Haven, Conn. " Elmer Yelton, Alexandria, Ky. Harry Clinton York, Lebanon, Conn. High Orations. 7 Herbert Nathaniel Arnstein, St. Louis, Mo. Edward Johnson Barber, Manchester, Conn. Arthur Willis Blackman, New Haven, Conn. ..h. Charles Stone Bulkley, Summit, N. J. Perley Bickford Chandler, Marengo, Iowa. Evert Mordeeai Clark Lancaster, o. Paul Curts. Syracuse, N. Y. John Bellows DeForest, Bridgeport, Conn. Charles Rhein Essick, Reading, Pa. Jerome Albert Goldman, Cincinnati, O. Edward Victor Hardway, Fayetteville, W. Va.
 Albert Wallace Hull, Torrington, Conn. Charles Hadlai Hullg New London, Conn.
 Herman Jackson ,McLatchey, Freder- ickton, N. B.
 Joseph Zachary Miller, Belton, Texas. Walter Dennis Myers, Marysville, Pa. Clifford Harris Peck, East Aurora, N.
 Y.
 Lawrence Alison Pomeroy, Cleveland, o.
 Arthur Harrington Taylor, .Kentville,
 N. $. s. Albert Henry Yost, Cincinnati, o. !. Orations. Charles Hubbell Bidwell, Shelton, Irving Nicholas Countryman, New Ha-
 vens Conn. Bainbridge Cowell, Cleveland, 0. Freds rick Ferris Dodd, New Milford,
 Conn. George Burton Hotchkiss, Naugatuck,
 Conn.
 James Lawrence Houghteling, IT,,
 Winnetka, Ill.
 Albert Steele Mccullough, Watertown, N. Y. George William Massie, Fredericton,
 N. B.
 Aaron Riley Merritt, East, Aurora, N.
 Y
 Alfred Keister Mills, Annville, Pa. Walter Hobert Palmer, Branford,
 Conn.
 George Roberts Rogers, Denver Col. Leonard Franklin Sawvel, Greeneville, Amos Bateman Thatcher, Hartford,
 Conn.
 John Barker Waite, Toledo, o. Cyrus French Wicker, New York city. Wallace Alvin Wilson, Auburn. N. Y.
 Dissertations. William Theodore Darby, Paterson,
 N. J.
 Howard Lehman Goodhart, New York
 city.
 Frank William Hart, New Orleans,
 La.
 Edward Francis Hayes, Cohoes, N. Y. Russell > Perry Morrison, Brooklyn
 N. Y.s .5;, ~sa i.,... ... $....,. ... Elmer Bedding Myers, Auburn, N. Y. Levi Fatzinger Noble, Auburn, N. Y.
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Ion. VI.
 James Joseph Hogan. TOrringtOn. Conn. F Buell. Hollister, Islip, L. L, N. r.
 Raymond Reed Howe, Auburn. N. r. George William Stanley Ish. Lille Rock, Ark.
 William Henry Kennedy, Derby, Conn. Charles Augustus LaMont. Albion iGuy Carleton LamsOn. watertown. Elbert Squire Latimer, Norwalk, O. Stewart Alfred Leblanc, New Orleans, i La.
 Thornton Taft Munger. New Haven. Conn.
 Howard Palmer. Norwich, Conn. Eugene James Phillips, New Haven.
 Conn.
 Albert Marion Sawyer, Fort Recovery. o.
 Earle Buckingham seeley. Washing
 ton, Conn. -..-. .-s -&. ...- Stanley Macdonald Smith, Philadel- | phia, Pa. Alfred Lyon Spencer, Jasper, N. Y. Frank Squier, Jr., Brooklyn, N. '. Leonard Sanford Tyler, New Haven, ! Conn. .. t William Knickerbocker VanReypen, Jr., Washington, D. C., ,s S.:Lyon Weyburn, Scranton, Pa. Palmer York, New Haven, Conn. | Second Colloquies. Louis Malcolm Atha, Newark, N. J. Herbert Luther Bodnan, New York [ city. .8I -z...s ~-s Gilbert Browning, New York city. Walter Bannister, ,congdon, Duluth. Francis Quinn cronin, New London.
 Conn. ,z Chester Rhoades DeLevergne, Water I bury, Conn. George Holmes Edwards. Bridgeport. Richard Monroe Fairbanks, Indianap- oils, Ind,
 Charles Samuel Fallows, Chicago, III. Leonard Martin Frey Rome, N. Y. Stanleigh Pohly Friedman, Albany, N. Y.
 Randolph Frothingham, Scranton, Pa. Henry Alansin Gardner, IT., Hinsdale, I III. Fred Elijah Gleason, Montpelier, Vt. Marcus Brown Hall, Grand Rapids,
 Mich. .>
 Caryl Smith Harris, Wetherseld, Conn. Roy Willet Heningway,fi Syracuse, I N. Y.
 Charles Frederick Hewitt, Meriden. | Conn.
 Douglas Meade Hoffecker, Wilmington, 1 Del.
 Lloyd Burdwin Holsapple Hudson, Morton Albertson Howard, Yonkers. ! N. Y.
 Pharselus Verona crittenden Jackson,
 Rochester N. Y. Robert Archibald Jelliffe, Brooklyn, l IN. Y. Robert D. Jones, Copeville, Texas. | Ethan Wood Judd, Clean, N. Y.
 Samuel Eliot Judd, Holyoke, Mass.
 Edward Kirkham. Hastings on Hud-
 son. N. Y.
 Benedict Edward Lyons. Thomaston, Roland William aiersereau, Portville, Chester Trenholm Neal, Springfield, Mass
 Harry Levin Roeschlaub Nicleerson, | Quincy III.
 Edward John Noble, Gouverneur, N. Y. Frederick Louis Nuhn, Waterbury, t Conn.
 David Lyman Oleson, Warren, Mass. 1 Carl Ostrum, Bunker Hill Kan.
 Abel Bennett PaImerton, Cannonsville, N Y.
 Frank Brinley Porter, New York city. Gardner Richardson, Woodstock, Conn. Merle Lewis Sheffer, Rochester, N. Y. Edward Elbridge spalding, Lynn, | Mass. | Russell Sullivan, Indianapolis, Ind. Abel Cary Thomas Townsend, Walton, NN.Y.
 Ernest Leonard visanska, Abbeville $. 5C.a a, y
 William Wurts White, Jr., Providence, R. I.
 Charles Wright, Jr., Detroit, Mich.
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PRIZES. GLASS OF 1907.

For Excellence in all the Studies of Freshman Year-Charles Talbot Por- < ter, 2d, Montclair, N. J. ' For Excellence in Physics-Charles Talbot Porter, 2d, Montclair, N. J., For Excellence in German-Charles Talbot Porter, 2d, Montclair, N. J., with honorable mention of John Wif- liam Madden, Deposit, N. Y., and AL fred Charles Meyer, Brooklyn, N. Y. For Excellence in French-Vea eader Newton Leonard, New Haven, Conn, y with honorable mention of Carroll Ridgway, Chicago, Ill.
 For Excellence in Chemistry-In Chemistry B.-Kenneth Gerard Mac kenzie, Westport, Conn, with honor- able mention of Foster Stebbins Naething, New York city. Tn Chem- istry A.-Charles Talbot Porter, 2d, Montclair, N. J., with honorable mention of George Amory Thomas, Louisville, Ky, and Yuerl-li Hsia, Nanyang college. Shanghai China. :'
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SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL

Class of 1905. General Two-Ysar Honors for Excel
 fence in All Studies.
 Harry Allen Abbe QMechanical Engi- neering), New Britain. Conn. -@. Sidney Adler Electrical Engineering, Philadelphia, Pa.
 Clifford whitman Bates (Mechanical Engineering, Cleveland, 0. Clifford Ray Beardsley (Electrical En- gineering), New Haven, Conn. Henry Franklin Brown Civil Engi- neering), New Haven, Conn. Guy Louis Chamberlin ((Civil Engi- neering), Chicago, III. s1 Worthington Frothingham Chapman (Nfining Engineering), New York city. >*s5
 James Whitney Clarke (Biology), Der by, Conn. '..''' ls., ..s-. <. Detos Marquis Coen (Select), Rensse- laer, Ind.
 Joseph Warren Cone (Civil Engineer ing), Norwalk, Conn.
 Darrah Corbet Mechanical Engineer ing), Brookville, Pa. Warren Witherell Hilditch (Biology), ThOnpSOnVllle, conn. sl- x .-= { Thomas Edward Heating Mechanical Engineering, Springfield Mass. Hatsuji Mayssawa (Mining Engineer ing), Tokyo, Japan. ..
 Harold Burr Meade Chemistry, New Haven, Conn. Samuel Harold Mills (Mechanical En- gineering), Greenwich, Conn. Samuel James Plimpton (Electrical Engineering, Hartford, Conn. Clarence Horton Sanford (Mechanical Engineering, Deposit. N. Y. William Klein Simpson ((Mechanical Engineering), New Haven, Conn. Earle Tappan stannard (Mining En- gineering), Chittenango, N. Y, Benjamin Franklin Tillson ((Mining, Engineering, Brooklyn, N. Y. Robert Lester Waite (Biology), Hart ford, Conn. 6a Howard Frederick Weiss (Forestry), Paterson, NJ.
 Recipients of the Sheffield Graduate Scholarships. Henry Franklin Brown, New Haven, Conn. Worthington Frothingham Chapman, New York city. #. Charles Edward Fasser, New Haven, Conn. Herbert Vincent Olds, Hartford, Conn. William Klein Simpson, New Haven. Conn. l.. z. ...-s.:
 Prizes. As. For Excellence in. Mechanical Engi- neering-Diyided between Clifford Whitman Bates, Cleveland, O., and Darrah Corbet, Brookville, Pa. For Excellence in Civil Engineering Joseph Warren Cone. Norfolk, Conn. For Excellence in Electrical Engineer ing-Samuel James Plimpton, Hart ford, Conn. X For Excellence in Mining Engineering Benjamin Franklin Tillson, Brook lyn, IN. Y. F.. .-..... >,. as The Belknap Prize in Natural History . Howard Frederick Weiss, Paterson, N. J. |.
 GLASS OF 1906. ! Honors for Excellence in All Studies of
 the Junior Year. ;l. Ashley Merwin Andrew (Civil Engi- neering), Orange, Conn. &: %-4 Exr. ,f.xyN
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Daniel Raymond Moves, St. Paul, Minn.
 Martin Kellogg Pasco, Berea, ky. Frank Stanley Rickcords, Chicago, III. Joseph Seronde. Norwalk, Conn. Edward Seymour stringer, St. Paul, Minn. .@ Arthur Irving Taft, Worcester, Mass. Elmer Willis Van Brunt, Southampton, N. Y. First Disputes.
 Harry Hall Atwater, Auburn, N. Y. William Marvin Barlow. Rock Rift, N. Y. @
 Raymond Augustus Beardslee, Wind
 sor, Conn. Paul Morgan Butterfeld, Wilmington, Vt. sSN Albert Merrill Colt, Grand Rapids, Mich. ~s Boyd Graphic Cuts, Syracuse. N. Y. William Dwight Dean, Evanston. III. Joseph Marion Forsyth, Franklin. Harry Ellsworth Fowler, plantsville,
 Conn.
 Aubrey Milton Holder, Helena, Mont clement Snow Jacobus, Springfield. Mass. K 'ts 'ie'u' Gilbert Kinney, New Haven, Conn Walter Edward Lagerquist Essex Ia Charles Washburn Nichols. New Ha. ven, Conn. Conn. t, t'f'ii '.S'' ii' Robert George Sanford, Island Pond,
 Pa 43..e otiu' Henry Richard schenker, Holyoke,
 Mass. ! =... ~ oAe' o4' seth Shepard, Jra Washington. D. e William Thomas Snider, Walden. N VI
 Mich. 1''' 't't''S''
 Fred Fred Carleton sweinhardt, Sioux
 City Iowa. I N
 Second Disputes. Horace White Armstrong, Chicago. I'll. Lockwood Anderson Barr, Bowlins,
 Green, ky. ss ',' -.ss "+se5 Arthur Howe Bradford, Montclair, N. :N J. E. s* s-'' William Thompson Briggs, Nashville, James l Beardsley Brinsmade, Derby
 Conn. >5 .-: Edward Little Brooks, Wyoming O Carl Herman Carroll, Rochester, N. V. Roland Baldwin Coe, Newark, N. ]. Runyon Colie, East Orange, N. |. "; Emile Louis Cote, Baltic, Conn.
 David Edward Dangler, Cleveland.
 0. ' Pierpont Van Derveer Davis. Eliza- beth, N. J.
 Henry Groff Dodge Cleveland, o. Walter Dyson, Paris, III.
 Victor Oscar Freeburg, Lindsborg.
 Kan. s' : Henry Ernest flaws, Peekskfn. N. Y. George Stanley Hendel, Reading. pa. Hugh Horatio Henry, Concord, N. H Arthur White Hildreth, Southampton.
 N. Y. 'F So't' Argall LeRoy Hull, New Haven, Conn Willard Curtis Hyatt, Merfden, Conn, William Johnson Jack, Indiana, Pa. Charles Sheldon Judd, Honolulu, H. IT,. Charles Ferdinand Kerrigan, Brooklyn, N. Y. '' A'' Walter Raymond Mccoy, Burlington, Samuel Livingston Mather, Cleveland
 O.. Charles Reinold Moves, St. Paul Minn George Winship Nunnally, Atlanta.
 Ga. William Frederick Peter, 2d, Seymour,
 Ind. Bryant Hawk Prentice, East Aurora
 NY. Howard MacMillan Richard, New Ha-
 ven, Conn.
 Richard Erskine Simpson, Arnot. Pa. Henry Blanchard Spalding, Santa Bar.
 bara, Cal. r.... F, Enoch Vine stoddard, Jr., Rochester,
 NY. <, ~'i4.f ., - Harry Patterson Sweeney, Drifton. Pa. Henry White, Springfield, Mass. Edwin Sheldon Whitehousa, Newport
 R. I. &..... 7 Roger Henry Wolcott, Laredo, Texas. Luther Kimball zabriskie, Norwich,
 Conn. ~y'|
 First Colloquies. Thomas Bertram Anderson, Delhi. N.
 Y.
 Albert Aston, Brooklyn, N. Y. Harold Bruff, Brooklyn, N. Y. William Julius Champion, Jr., Grand
 Rapids, Mich.
 Edmund Montgomery Davidson, Hun-
 tington N. Y. 4..
 Alfred Ernest Hamill, Chicago, H.. Nelson Smiley Hastings, Bradford, Pa.
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New Haven, Conn. -... John Joseph Costello (Biology)' NC"
 Haven, Conn. -,.L-,- Charles Manning Field (select), Brook
 lyn, N. Y. <V,so- caoree Frederick Gundelfnger lElsc- , trical Engineering, seWickley, Fa. Arthur Stedman Jameson Soeieo0' New York city.
 willett Harold Kellogg, Jr, (ClVil Ell gineering), New Haven, Conn.
 Roy Alton Klein (Civil Engineering)'
 Thompsonville, Conn. 1-.-.. Israel Simon KIeiner (Biology), New [ Haven, Conn. willis Sargent Leggett, IT,, (Electrlcal
 Engineering), West Haven, conn. Moses David Nathanson (Civ1i Engl-7 neering), New Haven, Conn. { Charalambos G. savidis, B. A. Anato- lia college 1900 CCivil Engineering), Samsoun, Turkey in Asia. get. Herbert Lee Seward (Mechanlcai hil-
 gineering), New Haven, Conn. Reginald Franklin Smith (Mechanical
 Engineering), Bridgeport Conn. . Charles Frederick Taylor (Civil tngl7
 neering), Windsor, Conn. M Henry Smith Turrill (BiologD' New
 Milford, Conn. ss William Leroy Ulrich (civil Engineer . ing), Hartford, Conn. Arthur Cornwall Wells (Meehanicai
 Engineering), Amityville, N. + ... George Ritch White (Electrical Engl-
 neering), Danbury, conn .l>ss x. Wilbur Witt Civil Engineering), Cil-
 cinnati, o. ..s s s ..ss.s 3;., :. Honors in Special Studies Awarded to
 Students Not Recipients of General Honors. #& ,a 5s,5 s4,s~ Ernest Baten1an, Peace Dale, R. l., Tn
 Chemistry. .s Francis Breeze Davis, Jr, Fort Ed- ward, N. Y, in French. .,. 1G Edgar Alfred DeForest, Fort Edward, N. Y, in German. Burton Irving Drisko, Boston, Mass. in German. F's'rs~ X : Harry Crawford English, New York city, in Chemistry. s...) Edward Buckingham Hall, Morris town, N. J., in French. William Joseph Lima, Chicago, H., in German. 4 r. Kenneth David Loose, Fort Logan. Col, in Chemistry. 3 Clifford Joseph Monahan, New Haven, Conn.,, in Chemistry. ' Heaton Ridgeway Robertson. B. A. Yale university 1904, New Haven,
 Conn, in Mathematics and Mining Engineering. s ,..-
 Harry Belnonte Thorn, Yonkers, N.
 r., in Mathematics and Civil Engi- neering. T
 The Rogers Scholarship.
 For Excellence in the Studies of the Biological Course, awarded to- Israel
 Simon Kleiner, New Haven, Conn.
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GLASS OF 1906. Honors for Excellence in All Studies of
 the Junior Year. ;l Ashley Merwin Andrew (Civil Engi- neering), Orange, Conn. @- Walter Chapin Chalker Chemistry,
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Annual Awards Announced Yesterday
 at the shefHeId Scientific schooI-Un- usually Large Number of Connecticut Students Winners in Annual List.
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Iler4AoOhH DEPARTMENT
 Office of Comptroller of the C,,rrenox,
 Washing gton, D. e. May 26. 1g05 Whereas, By satisfacrory eyiSa,,s. presented to the undersigned. if hs9 been made to appear that sarhs Natinss -5 ai New Haven Bank" located ir t5o City of New Haven, in the Countv ae New Haven and State of Connsosic,,t- | has complied with all the proyisions nt the Act of Congress to enable Nafin, o1 Z Banking Association to extend +haa.a haa corporate existence, and for othor ,e,,,.a ,Sal poses, approved July I2 iS82 7, 1902. 7A 1A piii Azy Now, therefore, I, William B3 R,,ea ly, Comptroller of the Currencu1u ls s- hereby certify that 'The Nationai Na,s, uU Haven Bank, located in the Git1r ~ Y ' New Haven, in the County of Ne1v u.s ty, ol J yen and State of Connecticut, is amthor- =ized to have succession for the nerin5 specified ill it's amended articles nf asI soctation, namely. until close Of bnsi ness on May 26, 1925. pusi 1Currency BureauI Tn testsm !, I Seal of the whereof witress r ,,s, y 5i CompIroller of hand and seal Of I Treasury De- sixth dav nf Mas,, 1 partment 1905. 1'Asy s-sys ys (Signed) WILLIAM B. RIDGELy.
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