The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-24


 term, is being observed today at the Taft School. One hundred and fifty fathers have significed their inten- ton of being present for some if not all of the days program. The Hotchkiss-Taft football game this afternoon on Rockefeller field will provide the biggest thrill of the en- tertainment program, the two schools being rivals of long-stand- ing. Lunch, tea after the game, din- ner, and one-act comedy by the Dramatic Club, supplemented by a movie program will complete the days activities.
 The following is a list of the fathers. who will be present: R. c. Adams, Longmeadow, Mass; Frank G. Ahern, Watch Hill, R. l.; J. c. Alberts, Plainville, Conn; Louis B. Altreuter, Montclair, N. J.; Albert B. Baker, Pelham, N. Y.; Dr. Creighton Barker, New Haven, Conn; Robert A. Barnet, Staten Island, N. Y; E. A. Bass, Waterbury; John H. P. Bassett, Rye, N. Y.; H. A. Bedworth, Waterbury; J. Winfred Beecher, Waterbury; Robert w. Belfit, Wa tertown; c. c. A. Bienfait, Rye, N. Y.; Allen c. Bigelow, Princeton, N. J.; Orton Brewer, Glen Ridge, N. J.; Kenneth H. Bristol; Waterbury; F. w. Brodie, Watertown; Laidlow B. Burger, New York City; Dr. Ro- bert F. Burns, Fitchburg, Mass. 1; Davis c. Burroughs, Easton, Md; John R. Burton, Kew Gardens, N. Y.; w. P. Buttrick, Watertown; Will liam J. Burton, Woodbury; H. E. Merrill, Waterbury; George V. Cae- sar, New York City; M. Hazen Chase, Holyoke, Mass; Albert Mic acchi, New York City; Roy A. Che ney, Larchmont, N. Y.; Cameron Clark, Southport, Conn; Henry R. Coons, New York City; E. D. Corson, Lockport, New York; J. George Cos tello, Pelham Manor, N. Y; A. D. Cowperthwait, Watertown; Charles B. Coxhead, Manley w.. Crosby, Buffalo, N. Y; Alan c. Curtiss, Wa tertown.
 Frank J. Daly, Waterbury; M. J. Daly, Waterbury; Fred B. Dalzell, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Roy Davey, Long, meadow, Mass; Dr. Brock McG. Dear, Bronxville, N. r.; c. M. De- Mott, Jr., Santa Barbara, California; E. Victor Donaldson, Pelham Manor, N. Y.; Dr. J. s. Dye, Waterbury; S. F. Eaton, Bridgeport, Conn.,; Rich ard V. Ely, Waterbury; c. L. Far rand, Larchmont, N. Y.: R. G. Far rell, Old Greenwich, Conn.,; R. M. Fellows, Springfield, Vt; George w.. Files, Mountain Lakes, N. J.; w. H. Fitzell, New Britain, Conn.,; Eugene Forker, New York City; Berent Friele, Bronxville, N. r.; Rev. David P. Gaines, Waterbury; LeRoy H. Gardner, Montclair, N. J.; w. s. Girvin, Watertown; George s. Good speed, Fairfield, Conn.,; Edward M. Graham, Hampden Highlands, Maine; Thomas A. Grieve, Pittsfield, Mass; Raymond Gunnison, Scars dale, N. r.;
 James w. Hagar, Dalton, Mass; D. H. Hall, Bridgeport; Howard P. Hart, Waterbury; Dr. J. Roswell Hasbrouck, Stone Ridge, N. r.; Clayton B. Hawley ,Stepney, Conn. : Buell. H. Heminway, Watertown; J. H. Hillman. Jr, Pittsburgh, Pa; F. E. Holbrook, Watertown; Claude A. Hope, New York City; Charles K. Taylor, Carmel, N. r.; Russell S. Hume, Brooklyn, N. Y; Howard S. Humphrey, New Britain; Richard R. Hunter, Scarsdale, N. Y.; w. F. Kaynor. Waterbury; Arthur T. Keefe, New London; c. R. Keeney, Rome, N. Y.; Carey R. Kinney, Pittsfield, Mass; Samuel Kramer, New York City; John H. Lancaster, Litchfield; William H. Lane, New Canaan; Louis F. Laun, Waterville; c. O. Lawson, Watertown; M. R. feathers, Longmeadow, Mass; AL Ian S. Lehman, Tarrytown, N. Y; Richard B. Lewis, Hartford; J. H. Lezotte, Waterbury; Carl M. Lynge, Fairfield; Irving w. Lyon, Pelham Manor, N. Y.
 Russell McCandless, Bronxville, N. Y.; T. H. McCready, Wallingford Willis G. Mccullough, Stamford; James A. McGraw, Montclair, N. J.; Rev. Elmore Mckee, New York City; John J. McKeon, New Haven; w. D. Makepeace, Waterbury; c. F. MannesS, Scranton, Pa.; Emil Mann weller, Naugatuck; John c. Mayer. New York City; D. Irving Mead, ScarSdale. N. Y.: Clarence c. Me- leny, White Plains, N. Y.; James ". Minor, New Haven; w. Frank Mill Ter, Bradford, Pa.; Maynard H. Moore, Jr., Everett, Mass; Dr. s. F.. Mullins, Danbury; Edward M. Mur- phy, Springfield, Mass: Max Myers, West Hartford; J. D. O'Brien, Day. ton, O.; Thomas w. Palmer, Scars dale, N. Y.; John A. Pegler, Tucka- hoe, N. Y.; Ethan M. Pendleton, Waterbury; Henry B. Pennell, Bronxville, N. r.; J. Lewis Perkins, Jr., Holyoke, Mass; Henry D. Peters, Hamden; George M. Pettee, Pelham Manor, N. Y; c. K. Pistell, Rumson. N. J.; Maurice Pollak, New York City; c. w. Post, Torrington, Conn. i; Robert H. Prentice, Buffalo, N. Y,
 Louis Raphael, New Britain; MT. Hartman, New Britain; Dr. Edwin G. Reade, Watertown; R. F. Resor, Bronxville, N. Y.; Arthur E. Rice, R;r1 ox.xyilIa Do CaOrOo DinIo yIcoy1