The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
Appointment To Be
 Made Shortly; Both } Politically Strong
Attorney GofmIey Resigns as Board of Education Member - Local Fireman Father of Last 1885
 -Baby-Irene Squircs Returns to C. of C. Duties
NAUGATUcK
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Naalgatuel, Jan. 2-with appoint moRk ok . new postmaster here only ' Q w6nk oR at the most, interest In i poliEIcal circles is getting quite
 Acute. The various candidates are Btill active, endeAvoring to secure support for themselves.
 Many political observers feel the | Taceghas narrowed down to Warden | JohK ]. Sheridan and Frank T. 0rdeaa, chairman of the democratic tcwH committee. These two have beeH ifi recent years probably the mol conspicuous in local political cirdlkg.
 FSsends of each are already claim ingK victory. Warden Hheridan's friends point out that 1t was he who first came out publicly. and unQual- ifiedly in support of the nomination of Ji Joseph Smith as congressman from the fifth district on the derno- crath ticket, that he led Q caucus
 hatth which resulted in the Nau- gatvck delegation to the convention i beilfk bound for Mir. Smith, that | Warden Sheridan headed this dele- gatlon and that he was chosen Q
 member of the credentials commit tea ct the convention.
 They also point out Warden sher- idAn has done Q tine job as head of tho borough for two. years, that he served for many years as burgess and for six years has been Q member of the town committee.
 ~ Smith te Recommend Congressman Smith will recoEn- mend to the postmaster general Q person for appointment to the local aostmastership. The postmaster gen. erAl will then forward 1t to the sen- ate Tor approval. If the Connecti- cut SsIsaeoF, Senator Maloney, ap-
 proves the senate will undoubtedly
 pass it, his being . matter of sen- atorials courtesy.
 Mir. ,,QreenA many friends are stauncM n kupport of their predic- ticns the delppqxatic town chairman
 will get 1t. They say that MT. Green
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 of ths pSTty Ss Hskd Us the town
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 think they are the two to be Tnas.fly
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 Just what VIII hRpner when the seen. Some democrats hope that 1t will have c NnitinR Effect. Although there has bean iibtle 0pen evidence, at is known ttat there has been inner conflict between two powerful demUcfasi6s faetidhslrand Many,t tat-
 Some dsInSCfats exbeStothAt when tho ,isape will be settled Q more Sfiehdiy attisude WIT sbd tllenSesoN. othetD SGAre diaapp tspept h op, the part of defeated applicants may re-
 suIe Ars ssyeEs AefsstiSpFa aset thss ne next
 That fhS aSpptlntmsns, as vitally important here and may have Q Widespread erect ts'gerleFally ly;lEfiown.
 Funeral Of Mir. Brennan
 2vunes zunofal, ,s6s EdsNazd Brennan, Ror aner Naugatuck resident who died
 Sunday night was held this morning
 It bls home, i77 Everit street. New
 s7aven, ct 0:30 to St. Josephs church,
 r w Haven. ct 10 o'clock where a .a ,sh mass of requiem was celebrated. \ rial was in the family plot in St. lawrence cemetery at the Elm City.
 The meeting of the board of edu- kcation late this afternoon may be Hone of the most interesting in HmOnths. The Democrat learned from E an authentic source that the board 5has received the resignation Of Atty l Martin E. 0ormley as Q member of
 that body.
 Atty .0ormley and his family \ moved to New Haven fin the fall and his resignation was expected. According to The Desnocrt inform 2ant, ..tty 0orTnley sent in his resig- < nation more than Q month ago. e The matter was not discussed at Pt.. December meeting, as no action ' could be taken on it because of Q ala:k of . quorum. However 1t seems Fnuite probable that with the advent l. sof . new year the board will take 1.-the matter up today. Just whether |fanybody win be named to i'll the vacancy is not known. When Atty s0ormIey announced last fall his in.
 ,tentiofl of resigning the name of Atty John Y. McDonough, former ! meImheis of the board and . pr0nli-' Ilnent democrat, was mentioned un- ofacialIy lna possible successor.