Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-06
NAUGATucK NEWS
Ojeda Council Elected Officers at Last,
 Nights Meeting

Nights Meeting.
 Ojeda council, No 33. K of C., held its annual meeting last night and elected officers for the ensuing year as follows: G. K., John NJ. Hearns; D. G. K, Joseph Neal; chancellor, NJ. J. Burke; recording secretary, Joseph J. Hall; financial secretary, Robert Cleary; treasurer, James F'itz- gerald; lecturer. F. H. Daly; advocate, John J. Ford; warden, Richard Burke; inside guard, Patrick Rooney; outside guard, Edward Fitzgerald; board of trustees, John T. Ford. Edward Ryan, Peter Baxter, Daniel kiernan and Jo- speh Stanley.
 There was q large attendance at the performance of Hi Henry's Minstrels at the Gem opera house last night. The show was very good.
 The Naugatuck foot ball team is to go to Seymour Saturday to play the Scorchers of that place. A good game will be seen by all who attend, as both sides are confident of winning. A number of rooters will accompany the home team and it is said that they will carry quite q sum of money with which to back the local boys.
 
 eft dance to be given by the Union City foot ball team have spared neith CT time nor expense to make the dance an enjoyable one for everybody who attends. Everybody who goes to Col umbus hall tonight will be lending q helping hand to q good cause, and it is to be hoped that large crowd will be present.
 The Young Mems Catholic institute will hold an important meeting tonight and all members are requested to be present
 The committee on benefits and dam ages to the property owners on Main, Maple and Oak streets met in the court room yesterday and heard three witnesses. The first was Engineer Ham, who testified in relation to maps showing the proposed change in the streets. The next witness was BenJa- min Franklin Rowland of Watertown. an expert title searcher. who testified that he had found record calling for road three rods wide on Main street, where the Culver building now stands He said the record was filed in Water bury in 1IS1. The record was pro- duced by Attorney Sweeney as evi- dence, as were also records showing how and when the property known as the Culver property came into posses sion of the Culver family. At 12:1O the commissioners adjourned until 1 o'clock for dinner. After dinner pr r. B. Futile was the first witness eN- amined and his testimony was mostly as regards the Culver building. At 2:5O the commissioners adjourned till Monday morning at o'clock.
 The Naugatuc1 fire department will hold it's regular meeting tonight.
 Patrick Kennedy of Bethany was the lone prisoner in the borough court this morning. He was charged with intoX- ication After giving the prisoner good lecture. Judge Hungerford sus- pended judgment.
 The local lovers of basket ball are still wondering if there is to be.a bas- ket ball league in town this year. All the clubs have teams practicing and it would be a good idea if some of them came together and arranged game.
 Thomas. plasterer employed by Thomas O'Brien. was injured quite badly yesterday afternoon by the fall ing of the staging on which he was working at the new parochial school. He was taken to his home in team.
 There was a large crowd present at the Methodist church fair last night.
 The Lawmakers are to give street parade tomorrow to advertise thelr dance which is to be held in the opera house tomorrow night.
 The borough workmen are putting in q new sewer on Coen street an0 also making some other needed repairs on the same street.
 Division No l. A. O. H.. will meet tomorrow night at their hall.
 Court Minerva, I. O. F., will meet to- night