Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-12
NAUGATUCK NEWS
Naugatuck Conclave, I. o. F.. Elected
 Officers Last Night,

At large and enthusiastic; meeting Of Naugatuck conclaye, I. O. H., last night, the following officers were elect ed for the ensuing year: Past archon, Edward Wirshing; archon, William Saunders: provost, Robert Worrell i; prelate. Frederick Oakley: secretary Frank Nodine: treasurer. William D. Champion: financier. w. G. Hard: in spector John Warren: warden. Thom- as Foy: board of trustees. Robert Par ker, John Broderick and William Stew enson; representative to supreme con- claye, John Kirk. Jr
 A son was born to MT and Mrs James McSherry of Curtiss street yes ferday morning.
 George Hawkins. of Greenwich Conn, spent yesterday with friends in town.
 Peter Aspel. of Derby. who has been visiting at his home on Coen street for the past few days, returned to Derby yesterday.
 Patrick Sullivan returned to Derby where he is employed. last night. after q short visit at his home in town.
 There was a large crowd at the bazaar of the St Michael'S church so-
 
 Ing the last night of the bazaar
 Owing to the fact that the reporters letter was overlooked in the postoffice yesterday there was no Naugatuck news in this paper but it will not Oc- cur again as there will he a sharp look out kept. so that the letters will be sent up every day as they should be
 Mrs Ernest Fecker is seriously ill homo S,.h Ct,
 The members of Naugatuck con- rlave. I. O. IT.. will attend a smoker in Waterbury tonight
 Charles McNieinan. who has been in the employ of Engineer Ham for some time past. has resigned his po- sion and will go to New York to re- side.
 There were about a dozen lodgers at the police station last night.
 There was no session of the borough court this morning.
 James D. Burns. of New Haven. was in town to-day on business.
 The Rev Father Quinn. of Collins Vile. is to deliver a lecture at Colun- bus hall sunday night on Ireland It's Poets and Poetry" Father Quinn is a fine speaker and there is no doubt but
 
 estlng. as the subject is q good one. Freundschafts ledge. No II. D. o. H., at q largely attended meeting last night elected officers for the ensuing year. as follows: O. B.. Mrs Walter: U. B.. Mrs Kirscham: secretary. Mrs I\raus: financial secretary, Mrs Pra- neitis; treasurer. Mrs Minkwitz.
 It is expected that a number of fire men from here will attend the annual ball of the Seymour firemen at the Tingue opera house, Seymour, on Fri day night.
 The commissioners on benefits and damages to the property holders on Main. Maple and Oak streets met NIon- day and heard four witnesses. The first witness was George w. Tracy, who testified to the effect that the kiely property on Oak street would be damaged 10 the extent of $500 to 5000 above the benefit derived from the pro- posed changes. The next witness was Goddel Lines. who testified that the kiely property. in his estimation. would be damaged to he extent of about S1.150 over and above the bene- fits derived from the changes. He was followed by Town Clerk Hearns. who testified as regards deeds of property. Clerk BeardSley came next and testified that the damages to the Culver property over the benefits would be about $500. After hearing Mir Beardsley'S testimony the board adjourned until Thursday morning at 9 o'clock.
 .1iss Bertha Terril has entered san itarium at Stamford to take a course of treatment for acute bronchitis.
 Mrs \. W. Kane and child have gone to California. where they intend to make their home. Mir Kane will fol low as soon as he can dispose of his drug business at the trolley terminus
 Martin Lahey. who has been con- fined in the Waterbury hospital for some time with typhoid fever, is stead fly improving and it is thought that he will soon be around again.
 Charles Mayser of New Haven was in town this morning on business.
 Miss May Denning has returned from the Waterbury hospital very much i'm proved in health.