The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-10
No PIumS To Be
 Handed Out When
 Mayor Takes Oatt
Friends of Former Director Bi.tz
 Alarmed Over Reports Generally Accepted That All of New Mayors Appoin.ees Must be o. K'd. by Warner and King

Coroner Clifford B. Wilson, who will be inducted into office as mayor on Monday next will not announce at that time any appointments to the various commissions, nor to the var ious salaried offices he will have to fill by the first of the year.
 Meanwhile speculation is rife in pos litical circles and the friends of many aspirants to the various places are busy advancing their causes to the triumvirate that rules the Republican administration.
 Coroner Wilson has been busily en- gagged in the duties of his office as county coroner for several days, and has had little chance to confer with the dictators of the party policies since election. Work had been piling up in the coroner's office before cleo ton, and he is now busy cleaning up everything that he may leave his suc- cessor in that office with clean slate. He has not yet resigned as The judges of the Superior court will then name his successor. States Att torney Judson has the privilege of recommending a candidate but his choice is not necessarily final. Coron- CT Wilson was not his first choice when upon the death of c. A. Doten the office was left vacant, two years ago.
 Mayor Elect Wilson is expected to go out of town for a director of pub lie works. Friends of Charles F. A. Biltz, the energetic director under the ReynIids and Lee administrations, are alarmed at the reports that a New Haven man is the choice of the men who have the final say fin the matter.
 Democratic friends of Fred Schreib- CT are hopeful that the report that he is to be retained as superintendent of streets is based upon fact. Schreib- CT has been mentioned as a candidate for the office of harbormaster, $L- POO job, but with the retention of Schreiber in office it will be possible for the Democratic aldermen, IA of them, to elect Garry Paddock, former Democratic alderman from the 12th, to the office of Harbormaster.
 Former City Court Judge John s. Pullman is strongly boosted for the office of City Attorney. He made the speech nominating Mayor-elect Wilson in the Republican convention. |. The Police, Fire and Charities boards, upon which most interest cen ters, may be changed considerably by New Years. ssts
 President B. F. Hallen and Com missioner c. D. S. Miller's terms ex- pire in the police commission on Jan. l. It was only upon the earnest soll- citation of Mayor Buckingham that the former remained commissioner after his election as judge of probate appointment. Commissioner Miller, the Republican commissioner, has devoted tirelesS attention to the up- building of the department and the placing of it upon a substantial busi- ness basis.
 The terms of Dr. G. w.. Osborn and Frank G. Bogart expire as health commissioners; the terms of James F. Somers and F. w. Behrens, Jr., expire as Charities commissioners; the terms of Charles G. Sanford and Samuel w. Baldwin expire as sinking fund commissioners; those of Dwight c. Wheeler and Frank l.. Cogin as fire commissioners; Edward c. Spar go as member of the board of ap- praisal of benefits and damages; Will liam H. R. DuBois, building commis- sioner.
 The terms of Health Officer E. A. Mcclellan, M. D., and Milk and Meat Inspector A. c. Knapp, D. V. S., ex- pire on Nov 30. The present board votes to fill these offices.
 the offices of inspector. garbage | weigher, clerk, and occasionally as the conditions warrant, of assistant | inspectors.
 The charities department elects su- perintendent of poor, superintendent 1 tor, the emergency hospital ambu- lance staff, and a number of officials | at Lakeview home.
 l The beard of apportionment mem | bers whose terms expire Jan. l, are Allan w. Paige, John J. Phelan. Windsor. Attorney Phelan is the | president of the board