The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-04
E.. Fl. DILLON & CO. ALDERMAN D. E. O'NEIL
 IS CHARITIES CLERK
President of Common Council Succeeds E.
 F. Nevins. OTHER OFFICIALS STAY


 The removal of the city nlorgue from the undertaking parlors of Rourke 6 Rourke to CuIlinan & Mullins un- dertaking establishment after April 1; the election of Alderman Dennis D. O'NeiI to the clerkship of the Charities board succeeding E. P. Nevins, the acceptance of the resignation of Stew ard J. w. Reardon of Lakeview Home, and the re-engagement of all other present employees for a year beginning April 1, occupied the Board of Chari- ties at it's annual meeting last even- ing.
 The election of Alderman O'Ne11 to the clerkship was by vote of three to one. the Alderman receiving the bal lots of President Kane and Conn1nis- sioners Somers and Behrens, while Clerk Nevfns received the ballot or Commissioner Foster for reelection.
 The selection of a steward will be made tonight, and it is understood that Charles A E. Miller, for several years steward there, supplanted last year by Reardon will be replaced
 In the election of pr. Sheedy as Isakeview Home physician, two vot es were needed The first showed two ballots for Dr. Sheedy and one each for Drs. Monahan and Schultz. The second showed three for pr. Sheedy and one for pr. Schultz.
 The offices filled were as follows:
 Superintendent of outside poor-Jos. V. Brennan.
 O'NeilI.
 Investigator-AI Morrissey.
 Physicians for outside poor-Drs. -WaSon LeVerty- and McGoVern.
 Superint endent of Lakeview home Merle c. Cow1es.
 Matron at Lakeview-Mrs. M. c. CoWles.
 Nurse at Lakeview-Miss Bessie Iavin.
 Physician at Lakeview-Dr George
 Day Physician at Emergency-Dr. ID. c. KrauSe.
 Night physician-Dr. Andrew Me Queeney.
 Ambulance drive-David Jack.
 Matron for the Emergency hosiptal Mrs. David Jack
 Nurse for Tuberculosis hospital Miss Agnes Crystal.
 Cook at Tuberculosis hospital-Mrs B. Shread.
 Auto Ambulance chauffeurA- E..
 Relief physician-Dr. H. R. Ben nett.
 Clerk Nevins was instructed by a unanimous vote of the board to draft suitable resolutions on the death of James H. McElroy, former president of the board. February bills aggregat- ing S, ,628 49 were approved. Superin- tendent Brennan's requisition for $500 for the outside poor for April was ap- proved and sent to the Common Coun- c;L
 The removal of the city morgue was made on motion of Commissioner Beh- rens. It provides that the present con- tract price should prevail. and that af- ter Cullinan & Mullins had been the Inorgue kepers for six months, Henry E. Bishop should be given the con- tract for the succeeding six. months.
 The resignation of Steward Reardon came when the board. had decided to defer action on the election of stew ard. Reardon took the action of the board in not re-eIecting him along with the rest as 8 personal affront and at once presented a written resignation expressing his regret that the board could not see the necessity of retain ing his services at 8 larger salary, and stating that he left to accept a more lucrative post.
 The board went into executive ses- sion for few minutes and then mo- tifed Reardon. his resignation had been accepted to take effect at once.