The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-15
DUR VIEWPOINT
 NEWS LETTER
Special to The Times.

NeWtown, April 16-At the formaI opening of the Country Cub Saturday evening at the clubhouse about 30 were present. The annual election of officers was held and resulted as fol- lows: President, William Cole; vice president, Lieut., Col. Charles Peck, M. D.. of New York and Newtown; secretary, H. Carlton Hubbell; treas- urer, Rodney P. Shepard.
 A luncheon was served by proprie- tress of Sophie's tea room, Mrs. Krau- plln, which was very much enjoyed. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. w. T, Cole, MT. and Mrs. c. s. Cole, Dr. and Mrs. w. H. KIernan, Dr, and Mrs. Gale, Mir. and Mrs. Levi C. Morris, Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Smith, MT E. B. Allen and Mrs. Milton Hull, MT. H. c. Warner, A. T. Nettleton, H. CouIton HubbelI, r. IT. Duncombe, John C. and Newton Beers.
 The outlook is good for success ful season as during the war period the social life of the club was some what sacrificed for the moro impera- five activities and occupations.
 The Equal Franchise League meet ang was well attended on Friday at Mrs. Adelia Jrwin's on Newtown street With arrangements In pro- Igress 1t Is hoped all real believers in Hhe cause will attend. A committee to draw up resolutions on the death of Mrs. W, Mclaughlin were ap- gpointed5by the president, also to pre- pare suitable program for meetings The conamittee on resolutions are Miss Kate Tihbals, Miss Jennie Roberts and Mrs M. D. Corbett. Committee on program for meetings, Mrs. Charles Morris, Mrs. M. D. Corbett and Miss Kate Tfbbals. It was also voted to hold semi-monthly meetings, the next to be at St. Johns rectory, Sandy Hook with Miss Tibbals, April 23. Two or more of the members are ex- |pected to be in evidence at the state capitol at the hearing on the Presi- aSntial bill on suffrage question Wed neSday or Thursday of this week
 Many friends in town extend sym pathy to MT. and Mrs. John Casey of the Glen whose 16 months old son, John Alfred, died on Thursday. He was buried in St. Roses cemetery on Friday.
 Andrew Pavlick sold his farm in IHattertown to Stephen Wrtes of Dodgingtown. MT. Pavlick will move to ronkers, N. r.
 John Gallagher and family of New town street moved to Brookheld Mon day.
 
 now located in the Beers block ready to continue business. Mrs. Belle Leonard offers her home for sale, but fhas T1ut the business in good hands and continues her interest therein.
 That no ban on gasoline. or autos either exists, at the present time, was evidenced by the remarkable traffic through town on Saturday and Sun day in every direction.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Drew are spending a short vacation fin Madison lN. Y.
 Mir. George Drew of Bridgeport was guest over Sunday of Mir. and Mrs W. B. Glover.
 Michael Scanlon~of Bridgeport and Peter Scanlon of Waterbury were visitors at MT. and Mrs. Michael Lillis home on Sugar street Sunday.
 Miss Christine Corbett is visiting relatives in whitneyvilIe for a few days.
 Miss Nfolne Goldstein of New York city Is visiting her parents on Brushey Hill for 8 few days
 Rev. W. Craemer of Trinity church held a I,enten service at the ihome of B. M. Peck of Huntingtowr Monday evening.
 Rev. F. o. Grfsbrook of congrega. . N4Oh~i SHuECh VIII preach Tuesday evening at the First church of Dan. 'ibury a special service.
 St. Roses: Wednesday afternoon confessions for Holy Wednesday. Mas. Thursday at a. m. Friday, mass O, .presanctined and adoration of the cross at a. m. Friday at 8 D. m. .stations of the cross. Saturday at a. m, mass preceded by reading O. lessons. blessings of holy water, pas chal candle, and distribution of hol, water.
 Trinity church: Wednesday at |. D. n.' contemplation. Darkness ant Dawn" Friday at 10:30 a. 1n., morn 1ng prayer, Htany and sermon.
 Congregational church.: ser11c, every evening with illustrated lectur. !on Life of Christ" Special servic, Friday evening.
 St. Johns, Sandy Hook. Hol, Thursday at 7:30 D. m, holy con1rnun ion aG1G sermon. Friday at 7:SO D. m evening prayer and sermon. satur day at ?. m.. evening prayer ant Hoy Baptism.