Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-02
NAuGATOCK NUGGETS

Svea lodge, Order of vasa. are
 planning fair to be held in the Gem
 opera house in February
 The Naugatuck Athletic club de- feated the Red. White and Blue bas-
 ketball team in Torrington last night
 by a score of 50 to 22.
 At meeting of Romona council,
 Daughters of Pocohontas, at Odd Eel
 lows hall this evening, the chiefs for the next term will be raised All
 members are requested to be present
 and bring refreshments.
 Mrs Annie Emory, wife of Howard
 Emory, died yesterday morning at
 her late residence on Golden Hill street. She leaves a husband, a son,
 Raymond, and daughter. Hattie.
 The funeral will be held Thursday | afternoon at o'clock from the Meth odist Episcopal church, the Rev C..
 Sturgess Ball officiating.
 1 James Adamson was arrested last
 night by Officer Malone on charge
 of larceny preferred by his daughter,
 Miss Adamson. It is alleged that he took his daughters cornet and sold it in a Spring street saloon for 8
 small sum of money. He Is also all legged to have taken SIS in money from a trunk in the house.
 At the annual meeting of Centen-
 nial lodge the following officers were elected: Noble grand, William C..
 Painter; vice-grand, Leon A. French;
 secretary, Warren D. Abel; treasurer.
 R. V. Parker; examining physicians.
 T. M. Bull and Frederick Spring; pianist, Robert T. w. Adams. The
 newly elected noble grand and vice.
 grand were each presented by the lodge with a beautiful emblematic Odd Fellows chart.
 The fast game of the borough
 championship pool tournament at the Waldorf parlors resulted in victory for George Allen. scratch. who beat Edward Shea, 94, by a score of 100 1 to S3. The match was one of the best ever seen in the borough. , Wednesday Frank Richardson, scratch, will cross cues with Max
 Herman, 90. The first prize in the
 tournament is a $25 gold watch; a fancy cue each for second and third. At the meeting of Gavel lodge. No IS, K. of F., last evening, officers
 were elected as follows: c. O., F. B. Hoadley; V. C., L. c. Trowbridge;
 prelate, H. A. Moore; M. of F., c. B. Pearson; M. of E., A. H. Holbrook; M. of w., c. R. Hitchcock; K. of R. ona c IT yHaavor. M ot A Harry
 Beeley; I. G., Jesse Holwell; o. G.,
 George Taft; trustee for eighteen
 months, c. L. L..Hoadley. The newly elected officers will be installed by D. D. c. c. George B. Petitjean on January 13. At the close of the in
 stallation there will be turkey sup per.
 At the monthly meeting of the
 board of warden and burgesses last
 night the borough attorney was in
 structed to investigate and report at the next meeting on the purchase of the Crofut property as pest house
 site. The report of Chief-of-Pol Schmidt showed that there had been thirty-three arrests during the
 month, that the regular force had
 lost two days time and 249 hours of special duty had been perfornsd; the total expense of the department for the month had been $124.5Q The
 fire committee reported the following
 offers of hose house sites: Owner. A.
 H. Dayton, dimensions 35x1l2 feet,
 price $15,000; location, Water street. G. w. Andrew, 50x1S0 feet. $12,5O0. Church street; R. w. Lewis, 27x7O feet. $25,000. Water street;
 R. Freeman. 100x95 feet, $1S,000,
 Water street; R. Freeman, 60xS5 feet, $14,5OO, Water street. A deed from Harris Whittemore for land ad- joining the Union City hose house
 was accepted. An invitation was re-
 ceiyed from the Grand Army to at
 tend their public installation this
 evening and was accepted. The rail- road company put in a proposition to
 the borough in relation to the storm
 and sanitary sewers on the Elm
 street extension. The company is
 willing to pay to the borough $2.452
 in cash and turn the sewer contract
 over to the borough. The proposf-
 ton was accepted.