The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-21

Bridgeport has always been repre- sented in the undergraduate ranks of the various New England colleges and is particularly well so this year. Yale. because of its proximity, is the most favored. but by no means possesses a monopoly of the Bridgeport aspirants for degrees. Some of the boys in se- lecting a more distant college have shown a wise foresight. realizing that in severing the "ties that bind'' they are also getting beyond the vision of the far-reaching parental eye, which seems to gaze upon New Haven as easily as upon Bridgeport The special neIds or training which the profession al and the technical schools have to offer are often the cause of drawing Bridgeport boys away from Yale.
 Immediate interest centers in those who are soon to come back with newly acquired degrees, among whom are John A. Hurley. of this city, Charles C. Beeman. of Fairfield and William B. Glover. also of Fairfield. who will receive the B. A. degree from the academic department of Yale A cur fous state of affairs exists in the graduating class of the Sheffield Scien- tiffc School. not a Bridgeport name appearing on the roster. whereas Hart ford has seven candidates for sheep skins. The Stratford boys are: Vernon s. Morehouse. Raymond B. Munson, Harold F. DeLacour. Donald s. Sam mis. Henry Leroy Lewis. and Robert c. Lewis and his brother, Fred. B. Lewis. The latter two boys are sons of pr. Lewis and have taken high hon. ors throughout the course. as has Will liam Leroy Lewis also. Robert Hull sizer, B. H. s.. 1905. will receive the degree of Electrical Engineer from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology while Albert Harlow will represent Bridgeport at Wesleyan. Edward S. week at the Springfield Training School and will enter Y. M. c. A. work
 And the city is not entirely unrep- resented in the colleges for young women. Miss Honora Elizabeth Mulvi- hill daughter of Former Mayor Denis Mulvfhill having recently graduated from Smith college. with high stand ing, after specializing in Latin.
 Miss Charlotte Smith of Stratford. daughter of Radford B. Smith. was graduated from Wellesley.
 Among the undergraduates. whose time of glory is yet to come. are many Bridgeporters. In the Junior academic class are: Arthur E. Baker, now an editor of the Courant and of the Liter ary Monthly: Harvey T. Warren, son of Col Tracy B. Warren: Clayton T. Cochran. son of Charles s. Cochran the photographer; Ralph D. Whipple and F. J. whitcomb. In the sopho- more class are: Robert A. Gibney. son of Virgil F. Gibney: William D. Bish- op, son Of Mrs. w. D. Bishop: and Samuel B. Beardsley. Of the Fresh men there are: Laurence M. Cornwall son of Jesse B. CorNjvall: Howard w. Curtis. son of Judge Howard J. Curtis of Stratford: R. T. Welt, son of Henry F. Welt of the Hub Clothing House: DeVer Cady Warner. grandson of I. DeVer Warner: and William H. Whit comb. son of the East Side market man.
 ''Shef" is apparently more popular than academic with the Bridgeport boys. the Junior class having ten, while the Freshmen number eleven. The Juniors are: Wooster c. Garfield, son of Attorney Charles s. Canfield: Ed ward A. Lambert. son of Architect Henry A. Lambert: Walter J. Damtoft son of Knud J. Damtoft of Damtoft & Myer. druggists: John Giddings Hugh es. son of Attorney Frank J. Hughes: Edwin Gibson Gaynor. son of Dennis Gaynor of the ,Gaynor-Mit Mfg. Co.,: William A. Camp. Berthold F. Hastings. Charles D. H. Kellogg, ,Jr. and Abraham Zimmerman.
 In the first year class are: George F. Bradstreet. Paul Goldberg, Fred erick B. Hawley Carl M. Lynge. Nor ton O. Sterling. J. P. Williams. H. w. Wills. Russell c. Wilmot, Edward Saw age. who played end on this years