The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-20
CONNECTICUT MEN AT GEORGETOWN
 FORM LAW CLUB
Bridgeporters Among Many From This State Study ing Law At University In Washington.

Connecticut men are in the ma }orlty at the Georgeoown University tNoTember Sd. the ConectHut Law Club was organized for the study of Connecticut Law under prominent lecturers.
 Officers of the Connecticut Law Club are president, F. w. Daley, New Haven; secretary. F. s. Shea, New London; and treasurer, V. w. Den his, Hartford.
 Daley was Vice President of his class, 1919. New Haven High, is now in hls third year on the editorial staff of the Georgetown Law Jour nal, and is a member of the national fraternity, Delta Chi. For two years mittee.
 Shea was captain of the football team at New London High, served overseas, and is a first c-ass boxer, member of Delta Chi, SmoFer, and From Committees Treasure> V. w. Ilennls has also been on the last named committee.
 Joseph Brady, New Haven, George town Law School. class of 1920, is now assistant counsel for the Com m nerce Department of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, and has recently resigned as counsel Tor the Public Utilities Commission or Connecticut. DurinI his second Brady stood first in his class ana won a prize for an essay on corpora ticn law.
 Other members of the Connecticut Law Club, Georgetown University, in cluoe J. F. Moran, New Haven; Yale Sheffield 1922; Louis S. Schitman New Haven, Ph. B., Yale( 1921; George and Harold Alprovis, New Haven; and J. +. carney, prominent on the basket ball team of the New Haven High
 l.. S. Sliney, Brantford, was in for elgn service; T. D. MlcNamara New Haven, played in the Holy Crosse tfNel11
 taking a postgraduate law course and has passed the District of Columbia bar He was vice president of the Connectfcut Law Club in 1921, saw military war service, and prepared at Booth School, New Haven.
 E. J. Mccarthy, Sd year. is Mer- iden newspaper man and sports writer now o1 the Law Journal staff. The because of their high scholastic rank Of the four West Haven Miller brothers now at the Law School, one recently passed the Connecticut bar exams.
 J. J. Sullivan, New Haven, is presi- dent of fhe Freshman Law Class. and attended Pennsylvania University be- fore coming to Washington. Other Connecticut men now at Georgetown Law School are w. H. Mccoy, Hartford; J. J. McGarry. New London: J. T. McGarry. New London; J. F. McGeown, Middletown; G. T. 1hSIASSf 4NSW I1dNen. A. J. McLauRn- lin. New Haven; Dl J. Malaponte, Derby; W. F. Manning, Thompson vile; s. E. Merriam, New Haven; C. P. and J. T. Moran, New Haven; F. A. Murphy. Hartford; J. E. Murray, New London; B. P. Nimro, New Bri tain; J. J. O'ConneIl, Derby; Sylvester O'Gorman, South Manchester; W. J. O'Hear; Thompsonvil1e; T. J. and T. s; Prober, New Haven; E. L. Reyn- olds. New Haven; E. M Rosenthal New Haven; Louis Rosoff, New Ha- ven; J. B. Sheehy, Washington. Conn. I. z. Sigle. New Haven; E. B. Sulli- van, Guilford; J. J. Sullivan, New Ha ven; J. L. Sullivan, Waterbury; T. J. Sullivan, New London; J. R. Thim, New Haven; c. F. Trudeau, Meriden; c. C.. Vece, New Haven; H. D. Whe- Milford; L. A. Woisard. Danielson; Franklyn Yasmer, New Haven; L. D. Yudkin, Derby: c. B. Alderman Hartford; T. F. Baker. New Haven; J. L. Begley, New Britain; H. N. Be- noit, Putnam; L. G. Bernstein, Bridge bort; c. A Birmingham, New Lon don.
 T. Britton, New London; T. w New Haven; G. N. Caplan, New Ha ven; s. D. Carey, New Haven; T. F. Carroll, Waterbury; L. J. J.Cassara New London; D. P. Coffey, New Haven; J. ter, Bridgeport; M. D. Cronan. New Haven; c. H. Doherty, Rockville; E. J. Dwyer, New Haven; J. A. Ed wards, New London; T. J. Fitzgerald, Waterbury; M. Franzman, New Ha- ven; D. G. Freedman, New Haven; H. J. Freeman, New Haven; c. s. Friedman, New Haven; V. w. Galla- gher, West Haven; D. E. Garofola, New Haven.
 W. R. Mccarthy, Waterbury: J. A. Owens, New Haven; T. F. Paden, Wal1ingford; A. J. Rich, Bristol D. Rosengarten, Waterbury; N. A. Ros enstein, New Haven: W. L. Shea, Stamford; J. D. Sisa, New Haven; R. p. Smith, New Haven; L. Wilder, Meriden; W. F. Geenty, New Haven;