New Britain herald., 1925-01-28
MOVEMENT ID HAVE TWO PROSECUTORS Resolution Putting Them on
 Equal Footing Prepared (. 0. P. IN SECRET SESSION
Republican Members Of Common Council Discuss Program for To- nights Mceting-Reported Deci- sion 10 Kill Clothing Allowance Denied.

Denied.
 A change in the present police court system to bring about the ap- pointmcnt of two prosecutors work. Ing on an equal basis, instead of 6 prosecutor and an assistant, will be recommended to the common coun- cil tonight by republican members who reached this decision at a con- ference in G, 0. P. headquarters on Main street last night.
 While 1t is not expected that this proposal will be opposed, the man. ner in which the recommendation was arrived at will be the target of what promises to be a lively attack by the anti-machine faction of the republican party in the common council.
 The present system has not work ed out successfully in recent years. Attorney Joseph c. Woods is the prosecutor and Attorney William M. Greenstein in his deputy Green stein acts when requested to do 50 by Woods. Under the new system each prosecutor would be paid ap- proXimately the amount now given the prosecutor and each would act on an equal basis, probably in shifts of two weeks. Proponents of the measure believe it will afford better service and will avoid feeling be- tween the two officials.
 To Settle "WhO's, Boss?"
 This recommendation will take the form of @ charter change. It is practically the only change that will be recommended. regulars" who at tended last nights conference at re- publican headquarters say, It is understood that Alderman William II. Judd will submit resolution in tended to clarify the powers of the common council and the police and fire boards, not being satisfied that the recommendation of the charter revision committee to this end is sufficiently clear.
 Members of the c. o. P,sat .Iast nights gathering, declared nothing was said pertaining to the clothing allowance for members of the po- lice and tlrekdopartments although it was rcporteh today that decision was reached to kill" that measure when it comes up in the common council tonight.
 "EircwOrkS" Expected
 Rumblings that began at last nights session and which were re- echoed throughout municipal circles today assured a packed gallery at tonight's meeting since there is cer- tain to be fireworks with the repub- lican 'maChine" as the center of an attack. Several council leaders of the republican political faith were not invited 10 the session. They ob- Tect to the tactics employed by the machine" faction and propose to give vent to their feelings at to- nights meeting. The special session will be called at s o'clock with ac- ton on the charter amendments inc only matter that now appears on the calendar for action.
 NuifOrm Committee Meeting A second meeting of the common council committee on fire and police uniform allowances will be held to- night at ESQ o'clock 10 prepare a report for the common council which Is 10 meet in special session at S o'clock.
 The mayor will meet with the board of aldermen at the same hour in his office and the meeting will be asked to approve purchase of water pipe made by the water board in ac- cordanCe with a vote passed at the last council meeting. The aldermen compose the finance committee and in that capacity will discuss the proposal that compensation in inc Skclly case bo paid in q lump sum.
 At 8 o'clock the building com mission will hold its organization meeting. Richard Viets who is sat- ed for the chairmanship will not he present as he is i'll at his home hut the organization will he effected with the absent commissioner as chairman, according to reports ill City Hall today,