The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-06
DR. H. W. WILEY, : HEALTH EXPERT,
 TO SPEAK HERE

Harvey w. Wiley. the Sunday speaker at the Plaza Y. M. c! A. meeting, is of international reputa ton. Known principally through his
 activities in the way of pure food agi-
 tation, given force through his hav- ing been chief chemist in the United States Department of Agriculture from 1883 to few years ago, his has
 become a name known all over the world.
 Wiley has many Accomplishments in the way of college degrees, ranging from M. D. to LL.D., the latter from his own college, Hanover, in 1898. He was a member of the Jufy of Awards of the Paris Exposition of 1900, Unit ed States delegate to the last five International Congresses of Applied Chemistry.
 'HThe. Public Health Our Greatest National Asset is the subject of his address to men. Sunday afternoon. A
 special program is being arranged in connection with it. All men are invited. .--.--
 Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie R. B. Culver of Yales w. Seymour Lacy, J. G. Matthews, s. s. Keeney, R. G. Kennedy, T. F. Willmore, will re-. sume their Thursday night classes at ! ing the holidays In connection with the supper at 6:15 there will be spe- cia1 orchestra music by a group of men headed by. Charles w. Bitzer
 s. w. Davis will preside at the eve ning's program There will be a meeting of the religious education committee, Friday evening, at 7:45, under the leadership of Chairman I1l- cien T. Warner to consider the en- larging of the Thursday night sched- ule. It is planned to arrange for more Thursday night classes as well as an additional Sunday afternoon group. The Right Living club is the only one at present being conduct ed.
 In connection with the grammar school boys, 8 special entertainment has been arranged for Saturday, Jan uary 8th, at the Y. M. c. A. Boys De the great magician, is to be the prir1- cipal entertainer of the evening. He is noted as one of the best boys en- tertainers in the country and his rep utation is known through all the prin- cipaI associations of the country.
 The affair is the first get-together of grammar school boys for the new year and a large attendance is antief- l hated. No boy wi11N1oe admitted with i out a ticket which can be procured by 1 calling at the boys'~buildin@ any time | before the performance.
 The most interesting event that is l to take place in the Y. M. c. A. Boys this week is the reunion | of all the Pootuckians this evening at ,: 30. A fine dinner will be served in the banquet hall, which is prepared by Mrs. L. T. Warner. president of the boys division ladies' auxiliary. !
 About 50 boys are expected to get to-, yether to renew the old acauaintances | made at Camp tPootatuck, s. Kent, | Conn. Each year, after the camping season, two get-togethers are held so hat every boy. may keep in touch with he activities during the year. The o1d camp songs will be sung and inanyI ,f the old camp5yarns will be listened 70. l.. V. Baker, associate leader, of + who is at present a student It fSringdeId r. M. c. A. College, will oe present.. Jerry Rudolph, leader of ant No. 3, will also be present and | several of the boyG from New York will be on hand. A special time is an- .icipated and it is hoped that every 'eal loyal Pootuckian will be on the ob and show his loyalty to old Camp 7ootatuck.