The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-06-18
BRIDGEPORT BOYS
RECEIVE HONORS
At YALE GRAD.
Annual Meeting of Fairfield
County Suffragists In
Newtown
Is NURSES ARE
NOW IN SERVICE
High School Girls Are Ask
ed to Knit for Soldiers
In Summer

ILL Oul14u4C1
Bridgeport boys at Yale University
have done exceptionally well this
year according to the list of honors
which the university made public
yesterday. All of these boys received
their education before entering Yale
at the Bridgeport High school and
the fact that they stood so well at the
higher institution of learning shows
that their foundation work must
have been very thorough indeed. It
places the Bridgeport High school
on very high plane.
John Munson Comley, son of the
late Judge Comley and brother of
City Attorney William H. Comley,
graduated from Yale in 1916 and has
been attending the Yale Law School
for the past two years. He graduates
with honor, receiving honors in the
first year class and also the first year
prize of $50 for highest marks at
the annual examinations.
Stephen Edward Stancisko receives
First Dispute and John Edward
Hallen, high stand man at High
school, graduates as a Bachelor of
Law. Albert Leroy Clarke gradu-
ates from the Sheffield Scientific
School, where he took a course in
civil engineering as a Bachelor of
Philosophy with distinction. Earl
Willis Brown, also in the civil en-
ginering course, receives one year
honors in all his studies.
In the class of 1919 for general two
year excellence in all studies are men
toned, Jacob Dolid, chemistry;
Harold Sanford Hill, chemistry; Isa-
dor Novak, chemistry.
Glass of 1920 honors for excellence
in all studies in Freshman year go to
William Mendel and Arch Frank
Rakatzky IN Grade A and in Grade B
Carl Hamilton Dane, Paul Leroy
Green and Adelbert Dillon Knox.
Prizes for excellence in all studies
in the freshman year in the Engineer
ing Science group give Arch Frank
Rakatzky memorable mention;
chemistry, qualitative ANALYSIS,
chemistry, 3, Arch Frank Rakatzky;
French, honorable mention, William
Mendel; Spanish, A. Frank Rakatzky;
uOnOrdD4S u6uIlous SdLL Lld1u1AtOl
Dane.
The Lewis Baker Warren Scholar
ship was awarded to Paul Leroy
Green.
A very delightful party was given
| in honor of Miss Mary T. Gavigan's
seventeenth birthday on Friday even
ing, June IA, at 562 Dewey street. Tho
| guests included Frances Healy, Misses
May Lston, Adeline and Beatrice
| WATSON Katherine Howley, Mr.. ans
Mrs. c. W. Jackson, daughters AIDE
laide and Agnes Jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Barnes and daughter
Evelyn, Jeaneth Bousquet, Mr.. ans
Mrs. George Smith, Madeline Burns
Mabel Gildersleve, Pearl Crowthe-
Bertha Schriber, Helen Lee, Ethe
| Madlecott, Agnes Mccormack, Heller
Fitzgerald, Mae Burke Julia Peter
son, Rose Daley, Julia Reagen, Mar!
Runcey, Rose Mclaughlin, Alict
Carey, Mary Reagen, Florence Upton
Eleanor Bloemicke, Geneveve Carroll
Elizabeth Rogers; the Messrs. Thos
Howley, of the Royal Flying Corps
Richard Howley, Chas. O'Neil Ottt
Keegan, Richard Smith, Joseph Hart
Andrew johnson, John johnson
Leonard F'reylar, William Barnes
James Keeney, Clinton Carley, Elme
Orion and friedrich Gene.
Mrs. c. Nathaniel Worthen, chair.
man of the War Relief work of the
local chapter of the Red Cross, has
asked that the girls in High school d.
their bit this summer while the boys
are devoting their time to farm work
She urges that the girls put in al
their spare time knitting for the sol
diers. Those who do not know how
to knit can obtain instruction at any
of the Red Cross auxiliaries.
Members of the Bridgeport Equa
Franchise League and all suffra gist
in Fairfield county are asked to tax
notice of the fact that the annua
convention of the Fairfield Count
Woman Suffrage Association is to b
held in Newtown at the Newtown In
on Thursday, June 20. All of tn
prominent suffragists of the city wi
be present and an interesting program
; has been planned.
The program will be as follows:
Morning session: II a. m. to 1 ]
m. Yearly reports of league pres
dents and political leaders and a
3 open discussion of county and stat
plans for the coming year. Lunch
. con.
Afternoon session: Speakers-'FWe
come Caroline Ruutz- Rees count
chairman; The Suffrage Reaso
| Why" Miss Katherine Ludingto
| president c. W. S. A; Matching L
' with the Men," Miss Daphne Selde
state organizer; Preparing for Cit
zenship," Mrs. N. M. SchoOnmake
? citizenship chairman.
The executive board of the Coz
necticut Congress of Mothers W
hold a meeting in Hartford at Cent
It church house, at IL o'clock, tomo
d row. Among those who are pla
ming to attend are Mrs. Samuel
Wheeler, Mrs. T. Lawton Belden, MI
R. H. Leach, Mrs. H ]. Horsfall, Nj
H. L. Smith, Mrs. w. ], Lang. MI
Is ]. H. Emmons and Mrs Harry
as Warde of this city; Mrs. B. L, Mo
ID Mrs. Calvin Russell, Mrs. W.
e Warner, Mrs. j. Gardiner Hahn
Mrs. Frederick B. Street, Mrs. E.