Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-13
NAUCATUCK NUGGETS

The ladies auxiliary of the A. 0. H. will hold it's annual meeting Monday evening.
 The Films have organized basket ball team which will be composed of Edward Mccarthy, captain; Howard Fairland, James Hauley. Arthur Foger. John O'Donnell, Fred Happy and John Donovan.
 The Congregational church chorus preparing for presentation cantata. ''The Pilgrim by George W. Chad wick, which will be sung at the Forefathers' day service on Friday evening. December 21.
 The funeral of Milo Osborn took place yesterday at his late residence in OsborntoWn The Rev C. s. Hall. pastor of the Methodist church, con ducted the service The interment was in Guntown cemetery.
 The case of the state against Al fred and Charles H. Burr for injury to the property of E. E. Stevens q case growing out of the felling of tree on the Rubin property on South Main street has been nolled by Prose cutting Attorney U. G. Church.
 Division L., A. 0. H.. has elected the following officers for the coming year: President. John Green; vice president, William r. Bowe; financial secretary, Patrick Heating: recorder. Frederick w. Walsh; treasurer, Jas Murray; grand guide, John McNama- "a; sentinel. Timothy O'Keefe; chap lain, the Rev Father Tanning.
 District Deputy Annie l.. Bott was assisted by P. F., Mary Noble. in in stalling the new officers of Liberty lodge, No 125, Daughters of St George. The officers who were quali- fled were: president, Ellen Bolt; vice president. Fanny E. Lates; fin ancial secretary, Martha l.. Buchan- an: treasurer. Annie Carter, recording secretary, Annie l.. Bott: first con- ductor. Janet Buchanan; inside guard, Ada CockrOft: outside guard, Ada Swan; chaplain, Mary Parks; trustee for three years, Julia BOtt.
 At the annual meeting of Ojeda council, K. of C.. last night officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: Grand knight. John Malia; deputy grand knight, Elmer Deegan: chancellor, John F. McDonough: re- cording secretary, Joseph F. Hall; financial secretary. Robert Cleary; treasurer. J. J. Fitzgerald; lecturer, Edwad O'Neill: advocate, William Kennedy: warden, Cornelius Kelleher: inside guard, Matthew Maher: out side guard. Edward Nixon; member of board of trustees for three years. Hugh Hearns: relief committee, Jo- seph Neal, Thomas H. Benton. John NJ. Hearns. William r. Barrett and John Murray. The next meeting of the council will be held on Sunday. December 23 The council will uot meet on Christmas night.
 The hearing before the commission CTS on the Ryan and Sullivan proper ty. the railroad presented several wit nesses who testified to the value of the properties in question. J. H. Whit temOre said that while he was a di- rector of the railroad company his in- terests In Naugatuck, both as a citi- zen and taxpayer, far outweighed "h"s htt'V AhtSiVst ut udu Iup Tu1l- road. If l should prove to you that three time as many people passed along Water street would that change your idea of the relative value of prop erty on Water and Church streets asked Attorney Kennedy. Tt would not" instantly replied the witness. Mir Whittemore wanted to go on rec ord as saying that he thought the bor- ough was making Il mistake in asking so high a price for the hose house property. that q disposition to block rather than to assist Improvements had been shown. Frederick lily said that the well he built in 1S97 was of fectual in keeping water out of his cellar and that it had cost him S1I5. c F. Hungerford thought the Sul. livan property was worth from slOO to $200 per front foot and the Ryan property $50 W. T. Rodenback thought the Sullivan property WAS worth from S1OO to S1T5 per front foot and the Ryan property from SIS to s1oo. Eli C. Barnum placed the highest figure at $lOO and William