The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-29
NAUGATUCK Conlon Heads T. A. B.
 Society For Year
Elected Last Night at Meeting - Centennial Lodge
 Holds Annual Election

John Conlon was elected presi- dent of the St Francis T. A. B. society for the ensuing term at the regular meeting held last night In | the society rooms in the St Fran els school building. Other officers | elected were vice-president, George McNamarn: recording secretary. r. J. Fitzgerald; financial secretary, l.. J. Farrell; treasurer, r. H.. Re. gan. sergea Richard Kelly, and marshal, Thomas F. Reilly. These officers will he in- stalled at q meeting to be held next month.
 Centennial Lodge Elects.
 officers for the ensuing term were elected by Centennial Lodge, No. 100. I. O. o. r. at a regular netting held last night in odd Fellows hall. They are as follows: Noble grand, Edgar l.. Bickford; vice. noble grand, Fred Barratt; recording secretary. l.. Caryl Hood- ley: financial secretary, H. H. Schoneld; treasurer, William r. Lutz; pianist, James c. Warmers; examining physicians, Dr Thomas NJ. Bull, Dr Harold A. Johnson, Dr Edward p. Williams; finance conn mittee, George T. Anderson, Wal ter II. Long and Harold Newman. These officers will he installed at a later date by District Deputy Grand Master George l.. Wright and staff of Waterbury.
 Fall tO List Cars.
 About 2,000 owners of automo- piles in the borough slipped up on the listing of their automobiles when they filed their lists of tax able property on November 1, lt has been disclosed by the borough assessors. There are, 1t Is estl' mated, about 2.600 owners of cars in the borough and about 600 o1 this number lists their autos. Why so many slipped up Is a question that has been answered. It may be partly attributed to the fact tha' this year the borough property was revalued and lists made out 1T accordance with the figures o , Robert D. Beardsley and Harry H Schofield, members of the revalua ton committee. all ready for sign ing. only real property was in cluded in the re-valuation figures There was considerable controvers! about the increase made by the re valuation committee on all prop critics of the borough and it Il possible in the excitement of al this owners of cars forgot to Ills them. The borough assessors wil now have the task of listing al cars and an additional ten per cen must he added to their valuation according to state law. The listini of the cars and the necessary check-up will mean much addition al work for the assessors and the, will have plenty of hustling to d' to have the list completed for thu board of relief in February.
 Funerai Of Mrs Sbiknitias.
 The funeral of Mrs Diamacili, Shiknitias, wife of Henry Skiknitiai who died Saturday afternoon in $ Mary's hospital in Waterbury iron injuries suffered in a fall down [ flight of stairs in the store of thu Union City Hardware Compan. earlier In the day was held thi morning at s;30 o'clock from he late home, 14I Spring street ani at Q o'clock from Ht Marys ehurci where q requiem high mass wa celebrated. Burial was in s James cemetery.
 To Address ifOtargins
 The speaker at fhe weekil luncheon of the NauEatnek Hofarl club to be held Wednesday nooi hour in Halls Tavern will h' Judge Harry ]. Beardsley of Wat erhury. The subject 0f Juag' benrdsley's talk will not be an n0unced until the luncheon.
 ' Tax Golleo4or Charles Y, Dal,