The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-10
NEwTOWN.

The andSOne new building of the Newtown Savings Bank is fast nearing completion. The interior is beginning to present a, neat and attractive ap- pearance in the hands of the painters who began work this week. It is ex- pected the work of the painters will take up two or. three weeks. The new doors have been put in place and the structure promises to be large mark of credit to the town, the building of which has been followed with interest | by all.
 1 Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Steele spent Wednesday in Bridgeport. P. H. Cannon has been spending a 1 few days in New York. Louis Busker has adjusted the fire insurance of John SteckeIis late of 1 Newtown for $800- MT. Busker also claims and sell the barn. land and timber the property of MT. Stecke1is who is now a resident of New York | City.
 It is reported that the Jewish farm CTS association are to receive another two car loads of feed and invite all farmers to participate in sharing with them.
 Frank Pratt of Bridgeport has open ed his summer home in Huntington. George W. Simon of the Jewish Agri- cultural and Industrial Aid Society of New York was recently entertained hy Louis Busker. The forrrer is look ing for a suitable farm with a view 10 Zfuroha sing.
 MT. Edwards of stepney is looking Up place at Botsford to establish a branch feed business for the convent ence of Newtown and Botsford pat ronaee.
 Honor Roll of the Newtown High School for the month of February: RhstoE5emGord9n he, 5s; Ga,e. Rorgtta Helen Ktlbride. Viola Kutcher, Doro- thea Lang. Kathryn Lang, Charles 1 Trent. William Driscoll Arthur F'airchild. Helen Keane. Jos Keane. Annie Murphy, Annie Mudry, senior English-Mary Fairehi1d, Earl Peck.
 First Ger11re 11-viola Kutcher. Second German-Arthur Fairchild, Earl Peek. A1gerbra-Ceoree Ferris, Vernon FL senboss. Alfred Dornan. Jan7es Peek, Geor~e Canfeld, Frank Johnson, Kath-
 Geor efry-Jesse Bailey, Annie Mu- dry Annie Murphy. Edith NorthrQp, Clara sheehan. Jessie Whitlock.
 Second French-Nora Plalce' cath- Mudry, Annie Murphy Clara Sheehan. Rychie veness.
 Boot<eening- Charles Botsford. May Ia Botsford, Arthur F'airchild, Herbert Ferris. Catherine James. Helen Keape, Mary Lynch, Edith Northrop, Bessie RuffelIs. Clara Sleehan, Rychie Ven ess. George Wilson.
 Physics-Mary Northrop, Ruth Ruff fells.
 Botany-Lillian Beers, Nora Blake, Annie Mudry.
 Physiology-A1fred Dorrran. Cath crime Lynch, Herman Tiemann.
 MeiaeraI History-Mary Fairchild, James Pee.
 First Latin-Anna Carlson, Helen Kilbride, Viola Kutcher.
 Second Latin-Helen Keane, Earl Peck. Jesies Whit1ock.
 Third Latin-Mary F'sirchild.
 Arithmet.c-Sarah Beers, Robert F'airchi9d Fred Nichols, Marion Sum mers, Frances Griffin. William Null tene. Albert Rasmussen, Russell Wheeler.
 Elementary English-sarah Beers, Jessie Beers. Sanford Beers, Annie Brenner. PhiIoroena Bale Sadie Golper, I.oe Kirby, William Mu1lene, Albert Ra smussen,> Marion Sumers, Harry Greenblat, Marion Curtis. Mildred Christopher Robert Fairchild, Frances Griffin Jesise Gordon, Israel Goldstein, Kathryn Mavers. Hattie Read, Alice Smith, Russell Wheeler. Henry Carlson.
 United States History-Sarah Beers, Jessie Beers, Sanford Beers, Philonena Rale Annie Brenner. Marion Curtis, Mildred Christopher, Robert Fairchild, Florence Gaffney, Jesie Gordon, Frances Griffin, Sadie Golper. Israel Goldstein, Leo Kirby. Kathryn Mayors, William Mullane Hattie Read, Ma rion Summers, Harry Greenblatt, Hen ry Carlson.
 Louis Ruslker is offering for rent the property of Mrs. Yetta Miller. sit uated at B'antet Meadow and known as the Sand Bank farm.
 MT. and Mrs. John J. Northrop spent Wednesday in the Park City.