The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-04
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state statute.
 On every side to-day regret and surprise was expressed when 1t was learned that MT Reed asked the mayor not to reappoint him. MT Reeds bank connections and other duties, 1t was explained. make it inconvenient for him to give the necessary time to the city's finances.
 On the other hand, the naming of Mr Trlpp by Mayor Hayes was also the occasion for many favor able expressions. MT Tripp is well known In tho community and was tho candidate for city treasurer on the republican ticket in the last city election.
 "I am sorry to announce that Mir Reed. who has served tho city so long and so faithfully as n finan- clal advisor, has found 1t necessary. as result of his manifold duties to retire from the board of finance" said Mayor Hayes to-day "I know that every citizen joins in my exprcs lon of gratitude for the many valuable services which he has rendered md will rejoice to know that he will continue to serve In the important capacity of treasurer of the Mutual Aid Un- employment Fund.
 1T am appointing in his place Mr Trlpp, secretary of the Colonial Trust company, whose tried ability in financial matters will commend him as n valuable member of this board" he added.
 The boards of finance, aside from the above change, of health, public welfare and works remained un- changed In regards to personnel, or course on the latter, board, the works board. n new clerk in the person of John DlCorpo, newly named assistant city clerk. will function In the place of George Casey, retired, MT DiCorpo was on the job early to-day and was the sides, especially from his former colleagues In tho newspaper field.
 The vacancies on the boards of fire and police commissioners wer, caused by the changes in the re. publican side of tho board of alder mon. Therefore. Alderman Schmid, succeeds former Alderman Loui Somers on the fire board whil' Alderman Pcrricllo takes the place of former Alderman Louis Llebc. skind on the police board. The democrats still retain control o! every board in the city.
 Tomorrow Mnyor Hayes will an. nouncc the rGappointment of all his department heads. These officials include Corporation Counsel Charles $. O'Connor, Building Inspector Patrick J. Carlin. Assistant Build ing Inspector James Clifford. | Superintendent of the City Hall Timothy Horgan, Superintendent of Streets Thomas J. Fleming Electrical Inspector Martl m O'Rourke, Superintendent of Pub. lie Welfare William J. Downey, Superintendent of Brookside Mnt- thew J. smith. Health Officer Dr E. J. Godfrey. Executive Secretary Thomas P. Kelly, and Personal Secretary Joseph T. St Louis.
 The board of works is expected to reappolnt James Walker plumb Counsel O'Connor is expected to roappolnt Assistant Corporation Counsel Timothy Sullivan and Claims Attorney Vincent Sculy.
 The board of education will meet tomorrow afternoon to be sworn in. The various boards will reor- ganize during the coming week.S naming the various committees necessary. The board of relief. which was elected last October, was sworn in some time ago as were the city constables.
 Under the new charter the may or issued the oath of office to-. Town Clerk Dora A. Egan to-day. She is expected to make her ap- pointments during the coming week for presentation to the alder men. Controller Daniel J. Leary. Collector William A. Ennis and the other officials are expected to without any changes.
 The naming of Alderman Schmidt, republican leader. to the fire board to-day by Mayor Hayes was an Interesting incident. During the Guilfoile administration he was not accorded a position on any | one of the city's minor boards. | When the Hayes administration | began he was named to the bureau | Of assessment, a position which had been taken from him by the Guilfoile administration. Now he has received the added post of fire | commissioner. Mayor Hayes showed no dis crlmination in making his republi- can appointments to-day. Alder men Schmidt and Perrieilo were the two remaining senior s. o. ID aldermen to be taken care of and they were selected for the two va- cancies caused by the retirement of their colleagues. Aldermen Lieb- ! skind and somerg