New Britain herald., 1926-04-20
letter insofar as 1t Is possible for him to accomplish those ends.

Continuing, the new executive commented on the passing of tho old order of things and the advent of the new. He assured the audience he appreciated the honor that had been given him in his election to the office of mayor. and also assured that ho realizes the duties of office will be numerous and difficult. In the knowledge that he has thep support of the common council and the best wishes of his friends both in public | life and in private. he gladly faces the prospect of two years of muni- cipal service, he said, and he freely admitted the possibility of mistakes | In his administrator, adding: Tt | isn't possible for human being 10 avoid an occasional error" What ho has learned from his study of past | administrations and his knowledge l of their accomplishments, he assur- ed. would spur him on to the attain ment of success.
 "We all love our city" Mayor Weld said. "We want to feel that we are Q part of her and we want to feel that we have contributed to her success. All of us wish to play a. part in keeping her in the position she now occupies. not only in the state, in New England or in the United States, but also in the world of affairs.
 q have told you In the past that your problems are mine, and that my problems are yours. l will eX- pect your continued advice and CO., operation.
 T am not going to outline my plans at this time. The annual mes sage is soon to be presented and will contain all I might gay along that line. I will try, as I have promised, to give the city of New Britain a. business administration. No bars of religion nationality or class will be raised in my office. with your help and the coopera- ton of all officials and boards look forward to a successful admnistra- l tion."
 Those in Attendance
 After the mayors inaugural | ceremonies the oath of office was given newly elected city and town officials and members of the com mon council, Colonel Thompson officiating.
 Those who passed along the line congratulating Mayor Weld and ex- Mayor Paonessa included: William Weld, the executives father, and Mildred G. Weld, his sister: Cor poration Counsel John II. Kirkham, , ex-Personal Tax Collector J, Willie Mills, Prosecuting Attorney Joseph G. Woods, Attorney Harry Gins | berg, Attorney Michael A. Sexton, Councilman Thure Bengston, who was the mayors political agent; Councilman David L. Nair. Attor- ney Israel Nair, Alderman Walter Falk. Aeting Republican State Gen. tral Committeeman Ernest w. Christ, Attorney Thomas J. Cabe- Jus, Senator Edward F. Hall. Al. derman J. Gustav Johnson, Law renee F. Mangan of the board of relief, Attorney Stanley J. Traces ki. Tax Collector Bernadotte Loomis, City Treasurer Curtis l. Sheldon, Constable John s. Recor, Rev. William B. Ross. Park Com missioner Maxwell S. Porter, Coun- cilman Clarence Maxon. Public Works Commissioner Louis A. Old l ershaw. ex-Fire Commissioner Emil Hjerpe, Public Amusements Con- missioner Bernard G. kranowitz, Councilman Alexander J. Olson, Alderman William H. Judd, Con- stable Frank Clynes. City Hall Su- perintendent William Smith, ex- Councilman Joseph Mlynarsld, San itary Inspector Dewey o. Selander, Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz. Attor- ney Albert A. Greenberg, Council man Frank Zapatka, Councilman William Green, Councilman James P. Murphy. Councilman Lucian Macora, Councilman William Boyle, Registrar Thomas J. Smith.
 Registrar William J. Zicgler, Dr. R, W. Pullen. Clerk of Courts Emil J. Danberg, Comptroller Hanford l.. Curtis, John Partyka, Attorney George W. Brady, Selectman Michael T.. Kerwin, Assistant Corporation Counsel Mortimer H. Camp, Robert c. Vance, Dugald MacMillan. Charity Commissioner Samuel Grcenberg, Councilman John G. Buckley, Plumbing Inspector F. J. Tormay, Probation Officer F. c. Connolly, Dr. Henry Martin, Councilman F. & Cad well, Oliver l. Davis, eX-PoliCe Chief William J. Rawlings, Water Board Clerk Frank J. O'Brien, Fred Belon, School Committeeman William II. Day, Chairman Frank Zimmerman of the board of assessors, Dr. C. R. Witte, Councilman B. A. Grybowski, Attorney Irving l. Rachlin, Thomas J. MoslIill, ex-Alderman George II. Wells, Severin Johnson, City Elec- trician George Cooley. Constable | lSh :" lllAlCt SBOoolOg NNul St Johnson, Alderman John Maerz, Chairman Harry C. Jackson of the Y public amusments commission, Building Inspector Edward J. Hen messy, Edward Ogren. eX-Senator Richard F. Covert and Constable Charles Rowland.
 At the close Of the ceremonies, Mayor Weld sent several baskets of flowers to the patients at the New Britain General hospital
 MayoI Weld's first official act as forecast in last nights Herald. was the approval of Miss Jean Cochrane as deputy town clerk. She was nominated by Col. Thompson and ths mayor immediately affixed his sigma.