The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-30
APPOINT 13 OFFICIALS TO
 CITY OFFICES

(Continued From Page One.) succeeds himself on the City Plan commission. MT. Flames, who heads the Singer Manufa ctuutng company hore, has had much experience on the commission and his reappoint- ment is considered recognition of that experience and service by Mayor Atwater.
 Succeeding Walter B. Lashar on the commission is Walter M. Redfield. Mayor Atwater today indicated, when field is a resident of Fairfield, that there would be no change. The mayor said that the only reason MT. Lashar was replaced was because he was a resident of another town Ali the time Mir. Redfie1d, who is a real estate operator, was named the mayor did not know that he too was a resident of that town.
 Burnham Reappointed.
 William F. Burnham is reapp ointe to the Board of Apportionment a po- sition he has held for many years, being president of that body several dimes. His experience and knowl- edge of the financial affairs of the city make him exceedingly qualified. che Board of Contract and Supply, Ehe purchasing body of the city. Both positions are hOnorarY and no com- pensation is attached to them.
 John A. Isverty succeeds himself on the Apportionment board. MT. Leverty has almost an equal amount of experience On the board as has Nr. Burnham. He is q druggist ana has a chain Of stores throughout the city. He is better known as Gus LeUerty.
 Goddard Chosen.
 Robert D. Goddard, an active Dem ocrat, member of the Fifth district and candidate for state treasurer on the last Democratic state ticket Is appointed to the board succeeding Daniel J. Clifford. Mr Goddard is nf RriH HpraU Uny-t uS+ company and has an expert knowl- edge of finance He is a Bridgeport boy.
 Anker S. Lynne, president Of the B. M. G. Mfg. company, with a plant on Cherry street, is also appointed to the appordonment board. MT. Lyhne resid es at 995 Noble avenue is 9 manufacturer and has a knowledge of finance.
 Moves E. AIling and Clinton Barn um Seeley. both members of the Sinh- selves. MT. filling is well known 1n business circles. MT. SeeIey Is a member of the Park Board and is |. lawyer.
 Gets Sf,OOO Job.
 William F. Corr, who was dubbed tight hand man to former Democrat 1c Town Chairman John A. Cornell in the last primary battle and who times, each time losing against the forces of Alderman Daniel Kenney and George P. Flynn, is appointed by the mayor to the Board of Appraisal 2 position which pays Sl,OOO yearly. G'1ynn was originally scheduled for the position. III feeling in the Sec ond district is expected.
 The Oyster Ground Committee, comprising Charles L. Lewis, Wm. Hickey and Charles s. King. remains the same.
 Charity Commissioners.
 William H. Clark a Democrat of tht Eighl,h district, and a well known plumber. succeeds John F. McDon- orgh as charoty commissioner. F. succeeds himself John Berglund. superintendent of the Smf; h X Egge Mfg. company, is Commission to akG inc nIaca made vacant by the death of John Reilly. MT Berglund resides at POP Wilson street Organization of the Police board will be perfected Tuesday, President Philo Calhoun announced today. He will probab abiy succeed himself as said today that the mayors move in reapp pointfng Stanley and Calhoun l was a move to prevent Police Com missioner William H. Ryan from be- l ing elected president. - Fire Jobs Still Open
 hree vacancies in the Fire depart |
 It will be filled when it meets. Ap-
 ltm= mt of two new men is pro-
 ed for in the budget. The vacan-
 to be filled are the berths of the |
 Capt. Charles J. Kerr and Lieut. |omas F. Burns. Also the vacancy | eatsd by the resignation of Hose | an Clifford Bright Two promotion. Il be made also.
 The terms of the appointees to the ! 1king Fund commission will expire | h the end of next year as the 1 omission will no longer be @-eeded |
 take care of bonds.
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