New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
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 Hartford. June 20.-tP>-Six hon. orary and thirty-eight degrees in course were granted today at the l0lst commencement of Trinity college. The honorary degrees in- cluded one of doctor of science con- ferred upon Rear Admiral w. H. G. Bullard. chairman of the federal radio commission. who delivered the address yesterday at the open air service which is the annual feature of Trinity's commencement week.
 The other honorary degrees con- fcrred were: Doctor of divinity. B. Stewart, professor at Nashotah house, Nashotah, Wiscon- sin who delivered the commence nent address.
 Doctor of letters, Luke Vincent of New York city, gradu- ated from Trinity in 1893, an au. thority in America on colonial fur. niture, and an author of many books on furniture.
 Frank Cole Babbitt. since 1S9! professor of Greek at Trinity and now president of the American Pathological association.
 Master of science, George Mead Bond of Hartford, designer oi gauges which have become the standards of length measurement and have given him nation wide Fellow of the American association for the Advancement of Science.
 Van Camper Heilner of New York city, an associate editor of Field and Stream, field representative in of American museum of History, and first naturalist to make successful motion pictures of the Roseate Spoonbill in its native haunts.
 Rear Admiral Bullard who was graduated from the United States Naval academy in 1886 commanded the United States naval forces in the eastern Mediterranean during the World war and received the sur render of the Austro-Hungarian fleet in 1919 as a member of inter- allied commission to put into effect the terms of the Armistic. He or, ganized the department of electrical engineering at the naval academy. He was retired from active service 30. 1922.
 The degrees in course included: of sciences. Alfred l.. Peiker of West Orange. N. J.. and George E. Tate Of Higganum.
 Master of arts, Ray D. Arnold, West Hartford; William G. Brill, and William E. Buckley, Green.
 New Britain Graduate
 Bachelor of sciences. William l. Cahill. Hartford, valedictorian, with honors in mathematics and physics: Frederick J. Eberle, Hartford, salu- tatorian with honors in economics; James w. Nell. New Britain, with honors in chemistry; Joseph T. Basheur R. M. Clark. K. E. Daughn. c. O. Glass, Jr., Roger w. Hart, E. J. w. Johnson, Henry T. Knee land. Alexander Kronfeld. J. J. Lutin. F. l.. Mulford, and Winthrop H. segur, all of Hartford: Herbert s. Miner, H. J. Noble and R. B. Noble, East Hartford: Carl H. Null Ter, Burnside; L. w. Minor, Berlin: H. Chapnick, South Man. chester.
 Bachelor of arts, Rev. E. E. Car son of Ridgewood, N. J., as of the class of 1902; Howard W. Gale. with honors in history. F. J. Hickey. N. w. Manocchio. Benjamin Silver berg, and Gordon H. Sudbury, all Of Hartford.
 Charles Lewis Beach. president of the Connecticut Agricultural college, From your training in Wisconsin you brought to our young sister college at Storrs the experience of the middle west in state agricultural education, professor at Connecticut 4 Agricultural college for twenty-nine years. and its president for the past nineteen, largely responsible for its notable advances during the last two decades"
 Doctor of laws and letters. Frank David Haines. justice of the supreme court of errors, Able lawyer, wise jurist, kindly friend of Wesleyan for Ihirty-five years. eminent citizen of justice of the highest court of our state. servant of the public veal"
 John Edgar Park. president oi college, By ancestry and in early life combining the best Of Ireland and Scotland, penetrating thinker whose views on life's prob lems' are frightened by the gift ot preacher, author, professor college president"
 Connecticut men receiving degrees in course were: Bachelor of science Joel D. Burr, Meriden: l.. F. Carter Clinton; Albert J. Dalton. New Lon. don: David NJ. Day. Greenwich: G E. Farrar, Moridon; Howel D. Free. man. Hartford; l.. H. Hall. Stam- ford; c. II. Lowrey, Waterbury: E. E. Lyford. Bridgeport: David Press Middlctown: D. (. Waldens Mt. Car. mel. J. J. Williams. Seymour, anG G. T. Yarrow. Rowayton.
 Bachelor of philosophy. K R Holmes. New London; J. E. Newton South Kent; P. M. Phelps, Middle town, and l.. NJ. Woodford. Bristol
 Bachelor of arts, E. C. Abbe Hartford; c. F.. Green Greenwich ]. M, Kelley, Middetown: A. r. Me Donald. Portland and D. L. Scudder Burnside.
 Victor Slutsky. Middletown, wol junior honors in chemistry. The Wil bur Fisk scholar in psychology Wa: Henry N. Dewick. West Haven. De. wick, John J. Williams, Seymour
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