The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-07

New appointive officers will be chosen Ut tho annuad meeting ot the board of warden and burgesses to be held Monday night Tn the borough court room ut o'clock standard time.
 This will be the first meeting of board elected Ut the borough eiec. ton held on Monday, May E., AZ the majority of the board WI, os s dominated by republicans, a!i ot the old appointive ofhcers VII so to members of the g.. Q. ?. un.ess in cases where the charter stlpu. late that members or the opposite party have representation. .
 There are many rumors os to the posslble nppointees. One thing is certain Edward C. Lingen hold who has been engaged for tho past veSr Installing a new bookkeeping svstem for tho borough will Do tho horough clerk. Warden Harris Whittemore has alrendy stated that this ofnce will go to MT Lingcnheld. u., ns posslble appolntees to tho street a,porIntondency, Victor Anderson, nt present n foreman In tho depart. met,t md Henry Sehildgon, Jr, 3rd Atty James l.. Dalton and Atty. .Inn,es r, Sweeney have been prom. lnei,tiy mentioned for tho office or borough attorney. John Curtin U is eNld is slated to become buildins inspoctor. It Is reported that MISS Therern wilcox will remain as ns- siatnnt borough clerk. Milton Tordo is being prominently men. toned for tho position or borough
 shakcup Predicted:
 A general shakeup In tho per- sonai of tho paid members ana ot' iloers of tho Naugatuck Firo do. nertment Is predicted when tne h~srd gets together, While somo of the hoard members are said to Havc ndmitted that a shakeup ln ina denn rtment is coming, there has been no inkling that wouiu ,"nd ono 10 iearn Just where the nv" wili strike. There is report ir e,rculatlon that tt Is the inten. tion to cut the personal of the paiG ,r"mbers by two or three. Report h"s n that ono new driver VIII DO m",rad to filI ono of theso vaelnss n,a. ana that it is tho intention or t~a % hoard to make Thomas Walker onIof of tho department ana tnnt "a" wiii be installed also as U nS,v"r nv, which would put him on il saisrv. Chief Lyman Lnmphero "c"nrd,ns 10 the talk would Do aasoornd asoUd hack 10 tho position or Ir,vnr and meehanic. Supt. ot tr,r. ana Fire Marshal Michael Y. ahs. aeeording to tho rum0r is "is" 10 be replaced. Two names nave SV been heard mentioned as n"ss,hi" successors, Harry Q. Fng' nr ar" marshal and Frank Morrls! s',pcrintendent of fro alarm hhd ''vr rhc new board will also have the ,amine of n full t!mo assessor nnM ,v is the general belief that thls mioce will TO to Harry II. scno' r"id n present republican nssess a"r % A member of the board ci roiief ia ajso to be named US we,s n. two members of the board oi "rn titles. In addition tho wnraoh wiii rnme tho members or tho vnr, icws commlttees of tho board ann tHc hoard will choose from tncir number n sonior burgess ana ~ second senior burgess. There M oonshIdernbie interest on Mohaay nIght's meeting and it is safe m sny thnt the borough court room wili Dc largo enough to h0ld tho iarre gathering that it is expected win attend tho meeting.
 10 Receive Holy COinitiuniOn.
 Members of tic Holy Name so' clcty Of st Mary's church WI, re. colyc Holy Communion m C pouy at . o'clock mass tomorrow morn Ing. .r,.
 Al tho annual meeting of the Congregatlon church held last night Tn the parish house the fol. lowing officers and committees were unanimously elected. Cicrk ma historian, John w. Hayes; treasurer, B. N. Wilmot; deaconb, sheldon T. Payne and N. Hadley Cox; standing committees, John 70. Caskey, Mrs George c. Ham; reIik. ions education committee, Y. 70. Chittenden and Charles fl. Guild . svatcmatic benovoIence.l Mrs V. B, Iioiiinaon, Mrs c. B. Whittemore and Mrs r. {. Lobdell; charismg,c , distribution committee, E. N VII mot. Mrs II. E. Tuttle. Mrs v. C. Waii. Mrs Louis l.. Curtiss, Mrs Tred W. Hancock; communion service committed, Mrs II. ". H'g- gins, Ivy Goodrich, Mrs Alice B. lnundcrs, Esther Krell, Ruby acara. Helen Guild, Marjorie Toms .n., fctaa unr' 1savior. service