The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-29
CON BOYS ' ARE PROMINENT T IN
 CAPT AL COL EGES

Washington, Oct. 29-Conn necticutj students have always been prominent in the activities at the Catholic Un- iveraity Of America, and although ev- cry state in the union. South America and Mexico. have students in attend ance at that educational institution, Connecticut has the largest delega- ton Of any single state. there beins forty four from that state enrolled ar the opening of the university this fall. No state in the union has men of prominence and lead dersEfp attained in the various college activities at this Catholic educational center Of Amerl- ca as has Connecticut.
 The editor of the .Bniversity Sym posiurn,n the college paper. is John M. Russell of Waterbury. In ath- 1etics the Connecticut students form the nucleus Of all the teams Norwich sends William J CoughIin. assiatar manager of basaban, Charles CroKers star pitcher Of the university team. who had the honor Of holding the fast Princeton team scoreless, allowing it. only one hit. and Frank Burke. secre- tary of the sophomore class. Ansonia sends Leo. J. Carey, assistant manager of basketball and business manager of the University Symposium; z William Fsurey, who was manager of that team last year, and John Dwyer, vice-presi- dent of the athletic Association. Hart ford sends Thomas McCue, star half back lon the football team this fall, while Thompsonvf1le is represented by kthe Connecticut Hibernian student. | Michael c. Luddy, who is president of the Junior. law class and secretary of
 the University Debating Society, of which Frank Barrett of Litchle1d, is | president.
 This year a Connecticut club is to be organized. of which it Is likely Mgr. 1 Thomas T shahan- titu1ar bishop of recent apppintment, will be honorary I president. Mgr Shahan is rector of l the university and was vicar general
 of the Hartford diocese in the sos. l He still retains d deep Interest IIl Con- necticut and the Connecticut students. l A coTnplete list of the Connecticut ] students Is as follows: Louis F. DsAu-
 brose, Charles J. Bonnet, WiIifaKn T. Glavin ana John M. Russell, Water bury; Richard M. Ahern, WiIlinantic; I Charles B. A1Ien,7 Robert E. Lee Will liam H. Keating. Francis J. Meaney and Joseph H. Lucas, Bridgeport: Francis F. Barrett, Litchf1e1d; Frank Da Burke, William J. Coughlin, Arthur l J. McNaanara and Charles J. Crokef,
 Norwich: William v. Butler, James J. I dcNu4ty, Rayson E. Roche, and D. v.
 Butler. Wallingfords John w. CaIla- han, Thomas McCne, J ohn J Relihan and William Ennis, Hartford; Leo J. Cleary, William F. DriscoH, John IT. Dwyer. William Furey, Charles H. ; 1dCE1n6TnGYss AnS0nlas ET9nk DOb- son. Edward Dobston, John " Moore, Vincent J. Smith and Elias T. Ring
 rose, New Britain; John r. Miller, Shelton; Arthur L.. Gloster Winsted; !;
 Michael O. Lurry, Thompsonyi1le
 Richard B. Dunne, Derby.
 A sIo at the university are two former graduates, James E. Wood of
 New London. professor In Latin, and
 John J. Burke of East Hartford. pro- | lessor in real property.
 l Situated in the vicinity of the unI- versity is it's sister institution, Trinity I College, a Cathode institution for the 1 higher education of young women. l from there last -R1tBuTcT: :mU1: I A large delegation was graduated from l there last June who reside 1n Con- necticut, but the Nutmeg State has a l representation of a dozen students in l attendance this fall who are prom | nent in the debating dramatic atI1-
 ietic and social activities. The young l ladies frequently give teas and recep- tions to the students at the Catholic
 University, with which Trinity is af- fiIfated.
 l Teh following students from Con- 1 necticut are in attendance there Miss | Catherine Jackson, Miss Cece1fa Jack son and Miss Catherine Gray, Water 1 bury: Miss Rena L, Mccarthy and Miss Lorena McLachlan Danburyr: l Miss Co1ette Daley and Miss Vivian Weary, Naugatuck; Miss Claire Dona,-
 hoe and Miss Margaret McCarthy,
 MiddIetown; Miss Marguerite stam- ford, New Haven; Miss Marion Long, New Britain, and Miss Helen Shahan Murphy, Norwich. Miss Long is the
 newly elected president of the fresh
 man class and Miss Catherine Jackson
 is president and leader of the Eiury-
 dice Club. the college orchestra and
 musical club.