Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14

New Haven, June 13.-Yale's sons ! from far and wide over this country 1 and from many other lands will flock to New Haven in the next few days for the anTtual commencement eXer- cises and various reunions of next week. The dedication of the new Sloane physical laboratory just com pleted at g cost of nearly S400,000 will be the first preliminary at noon on Saturday. Ill the afternoon the Yale baseball nine meets Cornell at the field. In the evening the campus play Robin of Sherwood will be given under the elIns in front of the old library.
 The baccalaureate sermon will be de- livered by the president of the univer- sity in Woolsey hall on Sunday morn ing at 10.30 o'clock. Prof. Jepson will give an organ recital at in Woolsey. On Monday the class day exercises of the Sheffield Scientific school will be held at 1030 on Sheffield square the class day exercises of Yale college at on the campus. the Law school eXer- cises at in Hendrie hall and the Medical school exercises at in College street haA. A S,15 the Glee club con- cert will be given in Woolsey and the senior promenade will begin at 10.
 Tuesday morning the polls open for the election of the new member of the corporation. In the afternoon at 8 is the Harvard ball game, and in the evening at 715 the annual graduates commencement dinner in the universi- ty dining hall.
 The commencement exercises will be held at 10.30 o'clock Wednesday morning in Woolsey hail. fol- lowed by the alumni dinner at 1, and the presidents reception in Memorial hall from 4,30 to 630 On June 20 Yale plays Brown at Providence, a game postponed because of rain. The boat race Friday closes the programme. Among the eastern Connecticut men to receive bachelors degree will be Elias Howard Alofsin, Traver Briscoe, John Stephen Burke, Yale college, 1912, i of Norwich; Allen Wheeler York. 1912, { of North Stonington Raymond Augus- | tus Parker, 1912, of Willimanuc.
 l Members of the senior class of the l Scientific school include James Arthur | Atwood, JT., of Wauregan. Samuel | Barr of Moosup, Hart Jarvis Black Of | Saybrook. David Dow Bentley of New 1 London, Raymond Morgan Holmes Of 1 Mystic, Everett Manning Spicer of l Groton.
 ] Walter Clark Tilden of New London, 1 1912 Medical school; John Frederick 1 Baker, 1912, Law school, formerly of | Willimantic and now in New Haven, and Harold Patyen Small of New Lon | don, also 1912 Law school, will receive | their degrees next week.
 Vale students became "knghts of the | napkin" at the new Hotel Taft when
 the walters, e CT them, went on strike Monday night just before dinner, and besides keeping up the service unim- 1 paired, even added to the popularity of i the big hotel Taking advantage of the proximity of commencement week, the 1 walters presente1 a petition Monday
 asking for the recognition of the union and for better treatment. They met
 with a refusal from the manager and, striking, were paid off at once, Mana ger Merry, scenting trouble, had al | ready made temporary arrangements
 with several members of the Yale
 senior class. who speedily had the | requisite number of men on hand. The
 head walters took these in hand, as-
 signed two to each table and in their
 ordinary business suits, with 1annels
 on the men who had known what was
 coming, they performed their duties
 with such snoothness that not dish
 of soup was spilled. The students
 worked in relays of 20 and showed
 even better form Tuesday. Strike
 breakers were brought up in punches
 from the start and by Wednesday
 many of the students were relieved.
 The strikebreakers from New York
 have been lodged in the hotel over
 night on the top floor. which looked
 like hospital Tuesday morning with