Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-05
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

The funeral of Miss Elizabeth Spencer, took place this afternoon from her late residence on Church street.
 Christian Brocar, physical instruc- tor at the High school, officiated as judge at the "" contest in the Yale gymnasium.
 The Church Helpers will lold their annual Christmas sale and fair on Wednesday and Thursday after noon and evenings.
 This evening the Rev c. Sturgess ball, pastor of the Methodist church, will deliver the second in his series of lectures The subject will be "Quaint Saying and Doing of the Bairns.'
 The Naugatuck hotel property sit uated at the corner of Main and Ma pie streets and extending back from Main street to Central avenue was sold yesterday to four Waterbury men, whose names are Archie E. Lord, r. J. Hodson, A. H. Wells aud Isabel Ely Hamilton. The property is one of the most valuable pieces of property in the boro. It was owned by H. B. Perry and sons of New Ha- ven.
 At the meeting of Naugatuck Aerie fraternal order of Eagles. the follow ing officers were elected: Past worthy president, Alfred Ashmore; worthy president, John P. Gubbins; worthy vice president, Samuel Grant; chap lain, William r. Bowe; secretary, John F. Hogan; treasurer, Ambrose Daley; inside guardian, James Me Sherry; outside guardian, William H. Jones: trustees, Thomas s. Toy, Will son F. Clark. Edward J. Dunning; aerie physician, Walter A. Reilly. The officers will be installed by State President NJ. J. Smith of Waterbury, the first Monday in January.
 A meeting of the local busi- ness men has been called for tonight in the court room to perfect plans for organization. Following are the signatures already obtained: Frank H. Judd X Co. R. V. Parker, w. G. Hard, Ira F. Taylor, l.. s. MOulthr0p, Antonio Furando, P. H. Daley, c. \. Freeman, NJ. Holijian x Bro, Isaac Dreyer, H. J. Dunlap, H. V. Bun leeres. W. K. Birdsall, T. Trainor, George Adams. II. P. Mccarthy, w. r. Brennan, H. H. Schofield, E. F. Brennan, w. T. Davis, Sheldon church, James Murphy, John O'Brien, Thomas W. Ahern, Julius Barbiero. Ulrich Haring. George Wig ellsworth, w. A. Brauneis, NJ. F. o'Connell John NJ. Page X Co, Gil bert Greenburg, Peter Boylan, NJ. W. Dewitt, James H. Kenney. q. W. Benedict, A. II. Dayton. James F. Sweeney. George c. Ham, c. A. Gray, s. Gladding, jr. F. Calvin, J. (. Dun- ming. John Stapleton, Frank Palmer. l.. Thurston. NJ. Freedman, w. F. Clark. Thomas Bowen, c. F. Hunger ford, NJ. !. Burke, NJ. J. Langford, William J. Weary. John C. Healey. F. ough, Marshall F. Bronson, John J. German, Hart T. Perkins. w. H. Watson. H. Paurer. Michael Sake, Henry Mennold. D. NJ. Linsky, NJ. s. Culver.
 The report of Health Officer Baker and Chief of Police John B. schmidt were received and accepted at the meeting of the warden and burgesses last night. The report of Borough Treasurer Wigmore showed that S53l.SS in taxes had been collected. Health Officer Baker was requested to report each month the number of contagious diseases in the borough. The board voted to accepted from J. IT. Whittemore X Co, deed of the Diamond street extention. The race way of the American Supply Co, on Prospect street was ordered to be re- opened by the road superintendent. The borough engineer presented de- seriptiye survey of the proposed grade lines on Maple street and the same were accepted. Austin Dun- ham X Son offered deed to the town of piece of land to be used for high way purposes near Pond street and Rubber avenue. and same was accept ed. The resignation of Assistant Health Officer w. l.. Lloyd was ac- cepted. Mary F. Eusko presented a bill of S11.25 for damages caused 5y an open ditch on Bridge street last July. The bill was ordered paid. The board of charities presented a bill for SI.3J0 for the purchase of an isolation hospital. The payment of the bill was opposed by Burgesses Mccarthy and Stahl. The former thought the borough had property enough and that the money could better be spent in a modern building on the town farm. Burgess Stahl said while the b.o.J ,sf ..barisias estimated S1-n for repairs there Is not much doubt but the amount will stretch to Sl!0O be fore the end. Fl am very much sur- prised.- he said. ''that this deal was rushed through without our consent. What satisfaction can the board of charities get out of it when the whole public is in array against thrmE Burgess Reidy seconded Burgess Me Carthy's motion to lay on the table and it was carried. Voted ;o ad-