New Britain herald., 1930-04-15

lNUIllHuGu Y TOIIl T IlSL 1 uStJ sion will name Dr. John J. Tokar- czyll police surgeon to succeed pr. Moses Kupelan who has been ln that office for two years.
 Commissioner Parker was associ ated with Mayor Quigley in the com- mon council and was one of his managers in the campaign.
 Berg and Bartlett Appointed
 Arthur F. Berg will be the new cl airman of the park commission, taking the post now held by Judge William r. Mangan, and Donald l.. Bartlett, opponent of tho mayor | in the republican primary and later his supporter at the polls, will be- come a member of the board. AL though not so designated, it is cX- pected that Bartlett will take the place of Fred Crandall, republican member whose term is expiring. | Berg was appointed by former Mayor Paoncssa two years ago. He has served as clerk of the commits | ClOll. llC t|i III oL lDI' iiNii iN' Lasch will run out this month, but no mention of his standing was made by the mayor today.
 Schaefer on City Hall Board
 Frank II. Afford, Aaron Carlson and William G. Dunn are reappoint- cd 10 the city hall commission. but Richard O.. Schacfer will go off the board. Afford, the chairman, and Carlson are republicans Dunn is democrat. Mayor Qugley did not announce who will succeed Schaefer.
 Andrew J. Sloper, member of the cemetery committee for nearly d quarter of century, was reap pointed as chairman of that com ,mittee.
 Humphrey Public Works Director
 Quigley's campaign manager. Er- nest N. Humphrey, was returned to the post of chairman of the board of public works, a position he held from 1910 to 1921. By accepting this appointment, Humphrey returns to public life after nearly 10 years absence. He headed this depart ment during a period of marked ac- tivity in highway development and experimentation in sewage disposal, the latter one of the projects which is soon to be undertaken by the commission.
 George F. Dobson Resigns
 The last official act of Mayor | ,ct Inc s noon today when he accepted the resignation of George R. Dobson from the chairmanship of the board Of public works, and from the board of adjustment.
 Dobson had announced several months ago that he would retire from public life this month, ire spective of who was elected to the office of mayor. This morning, Mayor Quiglcy appointed N. TIum- phrey to the chairnlanship of the board with the understanding that he would take over the duties May 1, when Dobson's term expired, or when the retiring chairman resign cd. Dobson's action placed Hum- phrey in the office of chairman at once.
 Chairman Michael W. Bannan of the police board, whose place is to be taken by Commissioner Parker said today he is willing to do what ever the new mayor wishes him to- and that he will resign at once if it is desired. or serve until Quigley is able to come to- his office in city hall. He assured that his attitude , toward Quigley is entirely friendly and that the selection of his sue , cessor appeals to him as wise T choice and deserved advancement
 More Heads to Fall f Reading from a copy of the mun!' cipal roster as he braccd himself II his bed at the New Britain Genera s hospital, the mayor promised furthel . announcements, affecting othc, . boards, shortly.
 : Because of his illness, the inaug r uration in the common counCi - chamber had been dispensed witt a and the mayor had no opportunit' c to make a statement in the presence
 of the general public. Asked toda