The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-19
DUR VIEWPOINT
 NEWS LETTER
Especial to The Times)

Newtown, July 18-Arthur T. Net tleton, treasurer of the Newtown Saw Ings bank in compliance with law, has pub .ished the names of deposi- tors, and the credits due each, which accounts are s1O or more,, and which have not been added to nor withdrawn from for 20 years or long CT. The number of depositors of this class is eight and the total amount of credits due them Is $797.SO.
 Mrs. Belle B. Leonard, widow of the bte William A. Leonard, is at- tending to the Fire Insurance Agen- cy work, including renewals of old and the writing of new policies in the companies so long represented by the late husband. This Is pleasant news for the patrons of the agency.
 Proposals for carrying the mails in- cluding parcels post mails between Sandy Hook and Newtown station, and to town center are called for, and will be received by Postmaster Fred erick Reiner until July 27, 1918. The contract for the last term was award ed Charles F. Hawley, but since his retirement from business a few months ago, the mails have been transported by other parties.
 The Dodgingtown Fire company No. 1 will give one of their popular dances on their grounds and fire house on the evening of July 27.
 All people interested in the Boy Scout movement are invited to at tend a meeting to be held at the residence of A. J. Smith on Tuesday, July 22 at 8 D. m.
 Mrs. Lucy Beers of Main street celebrated her 95th birthday this week. taking a trip to Torrington to see her granddaughter, Mrs. w T Aiken the day preceding. She enjoy ed the gathering of loyal friends at her home, and was the recipient of many expressions of friendship from far and wide. She Is enjoying life and hopes to round out century ot existence.
 The golf course of the country clut has been put i'll fine shape and the management urges the members and their friends to enjoy the sport.
 The registrars of voters will cal upon the voters who desire to parti cipate in party caucuses this fall. tc register their political preferences a meetings to be held at the Towr Clerks office on August 2 and g.
 The Farmers Dairy Company vii hold a special meeting at the towr hall, Newtown, on July 20 at 2 D. m The stockholders will be called upor to vote upon an amendment to thu bylaws, and to consider the bushes affairs of the company. The mem bers are urged to attend.
 The July quarterly report of tn Newtown Savings Bank shows tn same gratifying information of in crease in deposits and number of de positors, substantial addition to sur plus and good financial outlook. gen orally.
 Miss Mary Harrigan of Sandy Hoo was operated on at the Danbupy hos pital Thursday forenoon by Dr. Mul len, for the removal of fibrous tu .mor of the torso. The reports fror the hospital late in the afternoon ver that the operation was successful an the patient in a fair way.
 About SIS was realized for rne Re Cross as the result of a recent socia ble at the home of Mrs. Thomas Per kins, Hattertown.
 The Sandy Hook band will 20 f Botsford Saturday night. July 1e { give a concert and furnish the must for the dance at Sophie's Tea room postponed on account of a storm la. week. All is for Red Cross.