Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
.NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

l A daughter was born Sunday to MT and Mrs Isaac Dreyer of Central avenue.
 1 John Fox of Goodyear avenue sailed from New York for Liverpool yesterday
 On Christmas day MT and Mrs John Lunden will celebrate their sil- yer wedding anniversary.
 Good overcoats for boys, [ to 16, cost $249 at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S. Ask for U. s. & Co Ticket.
 Gardner Spring of Church street has secured position in Pasadena, Cal, as orchestra leader at the Hotel Wentworth.
 There will be special meeting of the Eagles at o'clock this evening to make arrangements for the fu- neral of Conrad Gaab.
 The first of the annual assemblies will be held in Columbus hall on Wednesday evening, December 26. Music will be furnished by Beeman & Hatch's orchestra of Hartford.
 The chorus which is to sing the cantata, ''The Pilgrims" at the Con- gregational church Friday evening will consist of thirty voices, support ed by the large organ of the church. Miss Catherine King died last evening at her late residence on Cur tiss street. She leaves besides a mother, three sisters, Mrs James Mo Sherry, Mrs William O'Neill and Mrs Hurley.
 The following sewer assessments < were laid by the board of warden and burgesses: John Ryan, $52.S0; Sophia Fecker, $76.16; Ernest Peck l. CT, $12.25; Ida J. Trowbridge, $45.96; Charles H. Lewis. $117.75. } St Francis T. A. B. Society Drum corps has elected Thomas Bowling president; William Garfield, vice. president; Richard Parkinson, sec retary; Edward Hanley, treasurer; James Hennessey, drum sergeant; William Caulfield, fife sergeant; John Hecker, major; Thomas Dow. ling, manager.
 The results of the games played in the pool tournament in the St Fran. cis' T. A. R. rooms are as follows: J 2 Connors 40, Edward Conlon, 33; William Toohey, 50; J. Leugyel, 30; John Donovan, 47; ]. Percy, 20; Fred Happy, 45; Edward Zehnder 20. The prize is handsome jointet cue offered by w. J. Stapleton.
 Conrad Gaab died yesterday al 11:30 at the residence of MT ana Mrs James Murray. The funeral will be held Friday morning and the re mains will be carried to Meriden fol interment. leaving here on the 11:2: a. m. train. The deceased was loca delivery clerk for the Adams Ex lpress Co and member of Ccur ! Goodyear F. of A., and the loca aerie of Eagles.
 Court Goodyear. Foresters O. America, has elected officers for tn, ensuing year as follows: C. R., JohI Adamson; s. C. R.. John Corners . treasurer, Patrick Deegan: F. S., P H. Reagan; R. S.. P. J. Brennan; $ w., NJ. w. Norris: J. w, Franl { Kirshner: s. B., Walter Clay; J. B. William Jones: trustee for thre lyears, John Maba: lecturer. P. Nc Guire; physician, Dr William J. De fancy.
 At the meeting of Court Salem, F of A.. last evening, officers for tn ensuing year were elected as fol lows: C. R., Roger O'Donnell; S. R., Albert Sumpf; F. S., William Bickerdike: treasurer, E. P. O'Brien R. S.. E. P. Wilcox: S. w. William Mariano; J. w.. Albert Swan; s. B George Fellows: J. B.. Richard Clan cy; lecturer, M. I. Burke: trustee ! three years. Joseph Dooling; physi z elan. Dr w. A. Riley; druggist, Nau gatuck Drug company.
 The hearing on the Martin prop erty at the corner of Maple and Wa ter streets was resumed yesterda before Commissioners Arvine, Wheel CT and Moran. Miss Helen Marti testified that there was an income c
 s2.17S annually from the propert and she thought her property wa worth s400 per front foot. This tes timony was corroborated by he brother John. NJ. W. O'Brien. wh formerly rented barber shop in tn
 building. considered the property valuable one. R. W. Lewis though
 s35O fair valuation for each iron font