The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-16

Appointments to be made by the board of warden and burgesses Mon- day night have been settled upon it was reported today. According to report Warden Green will have the support of a least enough republi- can burgesses to keep the present office holders in their positions, re- gardless of what the democratic members of the board do at the session.
 Whether a deal had been made whereby the republicans will receive some of the patronage or not could not be learned today for a certainty, but it was stated that Supt of Streets D. J. German, Borough Clerk Hugh Hearns and Borough Attorney Martin L. Caine would be returned to office without doubt. These officers have served with Warden Green in all of his terms as warden. Borough En- gineer Robert D. Beardsley will also be returned as the head of this de- partment.
 Appointive officers were scheduled to be filled at a meeting last Monday night, but Warden Green was ill and the meeting was called orf. At that time the democratic members of the board were not in accord on appoint ments as they could not get together. There has been no meeting of the democratic members since that time and the situation remained unchang-. ed until the report today that re- publican board members would throw their support with Warden Green on appointments. The gossip is, that in return for this support, the republicans will be given the choice of keeping one of tile two republican officers in office whose terms expire this year, either, the superintendent of charities or personal tax collector.
 Holy Name Organized ,'
 Organization holy name society was completed last night in St Mary's church in Union City with the cleo tion of officers. Michael Smith was elected president, George Lambert ce-president, Robert McKiernan, recording secretary, Francis, Wilson. financial secretary. Richard Kelly, Jr., banner bearer and Thomas. P. Reilly, marshal.
 Rev Richard P. MorrisSey pastor. opened the meeting and welcomed
 
 men of the parish on the organiza- tion of the society and stated that it was another link in the chain that was doing much toward keeping the name of Christ clean. For many years he said the. society. had been doing great work in fighting the dis tribution of bad books and literature. In his talk he spoke against birth control and quoted Chief Justice Richard H. Russell of the Georgia supreme court who he said claimed that birth control had been in ex- istence in the state for some years and as resudt Georgia had lost two congressman in the national house of representatives through the falling off of population.
 Many members of the St Francis Xavier Holy Name society headed by Rev James T. Butler were present. Father Butler addressed the gather ing. Others who spoke were E-Gov Charles A. Templeton of Waterbury, the latter speaking on 'T Know Thy self and Thy Fellowmen", Atty John F. McDonough and Charles J. BaX- ter.
 Funeral of Mrs Anna Brennan
 The funeral of Mrs Anna Theresa Brennan. widow of Patrick Brennan was held this morning from the home of her daughter, Mrs William Mari ano, 79 Cherry street at 8:30 o'clock | and at o'clock from St Francis church where a requiem high mass was celebrated. Burial was in St | James cemetery.
 Death of Edwin Anderson
 Edwin Anderson of New. Haven road died yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Waterbury hospital. Mir Anderson had been in i'll health l for some time. He is survived by his wife. two brothers, George of Naug- atuck and Oscar of Detriot. Mich., and two sisters. Mrs Andrew Bent ley and Mrs Paul Drougula of the borough His mother. Mrs Lans An derson died on April '22. The body was brought to the funeral home of Clayton A. Bailey. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon from his home at 2 o'clock and from the Methodist Episcopal church at 3