The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-20
Burgessess' Meeting
 Night Still Pending
Special Session May Be Held Wednesday or Thursday;
 Appointments to Be Made Interest Borough
NAUGATUCK
wm J. Barter. Correspondent-i'hone Naogauck 372.9

Naugatuck, May 20.--The special meeting of the board of warden and burgesses cannot be held before Wednesday night at the earliest and will probably not be held un- til Thursday at least, it was learn- led today.
 This is the meeting at which ap- pointments of appointive officials in the local administration are to be made and many had expected that in view of the fact Warden John J. Sheridan has recovered Sufficiently from an infected throat to attend the EZRA advisory board session this afternoon, that he might be able to hold the special meeting either tonight or Tues day night. No meeting was held last Monday night, which accord- ing to the charter was the time the session should be held. It was postponed until Friday night but the warden's illness necessitated in. definite postponement then.
 The reason it cannot be held to- night or tomorrow night was giv- en today by Borough Clerk Charles F. Daly. It is because, according to the charter. AS hours notice on |special meetings must be given, and the written notices calling the Especial meeting have not yet been sent out. The date of the meeting has not yet been set and Borough Clrk Daily had not received this morning any orders to send out such notices to the burgesses to- day.
 There seems little change in the situation. Reports of deals be- |tween republicans and democratic burgesses opposing Fire Chief Mill ton Galvin's reappointment con- Ntinue.
 There has been a report War; den Sheridan is "stalling" on the meeting awaiting action by the Legislature on bill which would make permanent the fire chief In Naugatuck, and MT Calvin would then be secure. However other re- ports say the bill is virtually dead and there Is no chance for action on 1t by the legislature now.
 Frederick Moeckel Dies
 Frederick Moeckel of Pond Hill, who has lived in Naugatuck many years, died this morning after a long illness at his home on Pond Hill street. He is survived by his wife, Eveline; two brothers, John and Otto, all of Naugatuck, and one sister, Mrs Anna Reinert of St. Albans, N. Y.
 He was born born in New York city. The funeral will be held "Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the home of his brother. Otto. on Mulberry Hill. Rev. Harold Lucas, Immanual Lutheran church pastor, will officiate. Burial will be in Grove cemetery.
 Beacon Falls Man Dies
 The funeral of Victor Cwinlinski. Iwho died Sunday morning at his Iho: ie on Railroad avenue, Beacon IIralls,s will be held Tuesday morn- ling at S:30 from his home to St. IMichaers Catholic church, Beacon IFalls, at 9 o'clock. where a requiem mass will be celebrated by Rev. IHenry Coleman, pastor. Burial |wili be in St. James cemetery. Mir. C-'inlinski's death was sud- |d n. He is survived by his wife, Mary, and three. children. Gets Jail Sentence Peter Beletti, 4B, of 55 Cheffleld Lane was given 30 day jail sem |tence In borough court to-day and |fned costs of $16.26 after having been arrested last night by Officer NV. Evon on an assault charge. He plans to appeal the case. He post ed a $10O bond.
 Waterbury Cases Frank Iorio, 24 of 92 Franklin Etreet. Waterbury was fined $1 and