The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-21
HOW BRIDGEPORT IS REPRESENTED IN COLLEGES OF NEW ENGLAND
Bridgeport Contingent Numbers 75 in Membership of Yale Classes, Many of Whom Graduate in
 Few Days.
Many Avail Themselves of Last Period Which High School Education Avails for Entrance to Yale Law SchooLThe Men and Who They Are - A Few Young Women. List.

Freshman football team and who is now member of Book and Snake, one of ''Shef's' best societies; Horace B. Mer- win. son of the late Orange Merwin; and Charles G. Waldo. JF.
 Bridseport has representatives in every department of Yale, Medical School. Law School and in the Art and Music Schools. The Art School: Frank L. Armstrong, Lopintha B. Brown, daughter of Senator William R. Brown; rop. daughter of Architect Joseph w. Northrop. The Medical School: Ben. B. Finklestone. Harry Williams. and e. J. Gade and George B. Garlick. son of Dr. Samuel M. Garlick.
 Tho Law School: Emil Greenbaum and Ivan Warehouse of Stratford are the only graduates of this department from this vicinity. In the second year class Harry Burnstine is making credi- table record. having taken high hon ors last year. Other members of this class are Arthur Comley, son of Judge William H. Comley; E. Earle Garlick. son of Dr. Samuel M. Garlick; Aaron and Henry H. wittstefn. graduates of Yale academic and "Shef'' respective lY, and William M. Eff.
 Several of the prominent ministers of in the Yale Divinity School. among whom are the Rev. MT. Washing ton Irving Maurer. pastor of the West End Congregational church. and a V. Benjamin Franklin Saxon. pastor of the Newf1e1d M. E. church and a graduate of New York University and of the Drew Theological Seminary; Rev. MT. c. Sturges Ball. pastor of the Symmetrical M. B. church: J. Maurice Deyo. of Fairfield. Yale academic '0S. is doing graduate work in the Divinity School.
 In the Graduate School John B. De- forest is taking work in French for of 0f Arf r forest. who is a son of Judge Robert B. Deforest. is at present teaching in the Cheshire Preparatory School. Ches- hire. Connecticut. John M. Miller, who sity for the past three years. is taking graduate in Physics for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy.
 The largest number of Brfdgeporters are in the first year Law class. this being the last year that high school education Is sufficient to gain entrance. Among the members of this class are Frank H.. Myers. formerly connected son of F. W. Wren; John T. l.. Hub bard. step-son of c. Frederick Stead treasurer of the Sa1ts-Texti1e Mfg. Go. i: Hugh Joseph Lavery. president of the Harry A. Go1dstein. Frank P. Munich Ben. J. Weinstein. Samuel Mellitz John H. Casey. Walter F. Foley, Ernest Berger. Francis J. Breen, George N.
 
 Robert Ross Ferrett. son of John w Ferrett. manager of the Bridgeport Towing Line: and Frederick B. Nor gan, nephew of Daniel N. Morgan former treasurer of the U. s.
 Bridgeport ranks third of the Con- necticut cities in the number of stud- ents attending Yale. New Haven is first with 435. Hartford second with 92. and Bridgeport has 75.
 In nearly all of the smaller colleges of New England there is at least one Bridgeporter. At Dartmouth are Will liam T. Stillman. and John Carleton Stefling: Philo Clarke Calhoun. grand son of Dr. Charles E.. Sanford is at Williams College. Arthur Hammond son of Martin B. Hammond of the Thomas F. Taylor Co.,. and Curtis Tracy are at the University of Maine Our only representative at Harvard is Charles Ensign, B. H. s.. 1905. Albert Worthen and Harvey Irving are at Worcester Tech. and in the same city. but attending Holy Cross is Stephen ~Phelan. nephew of former Secretary of State John J. Phelan Homer Schmidt. B. H. S.. '05. is now Junior at Wesleyan. Leo McElroy. son of Former Tax Collector McEroy is just home from Notre Dame College of South Bend. Indiana. where he has just completed his third year.