The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-07
TOWN ELECTION
 IDEA PROPOSED
Bronson Suggests Holding One Every Two Years
 Instead of Annually
BEACON FALLS
Correspondent: Wm. ,. Baxter.
 Phone Naugstuck 35-2

4~S@SSOAA x osAA1, NNbObCI t-kA DUCCS ial town meeting will be held with in several months here it is expec- ted and decision to hold the town election every two years instead of I'annually may be reached at that session. This suggestion was brought up at the annual town meeting Monday night here by Frank E.. Bronson, chairman of the republi- can town committee, and met with the approval of many residents present.
 It is probable the special meeting will be held by January at the lat- est so that if the freemen here de- eide to change the custom of elect ing oficials annually, their decision can be incorporated in 8 bill at the next session of the state legislature in the spring.
 Another suggestion which also was well received was to have each party, that is democrats and repub- licans, represented on the board of assessors and the board of relief, and that instead of having these chosen at the town election, they be named at the party caucuses. Republicans have held the positions on the board of assessors and board of relief for more than 20 years as they have had a majority in voting on these offices.
 Need for repairing school grounds of Center school was discussed at the session. MT. Bronson, who is chairman of the board of education, said the cost would be almost $500. Not Available Now At present this sum is not avail able and the school board feels that unless taxes are increased, there won't be enough money to do this much needed work. It was de- cided at the meeting to place in reserve the sum of $2,500 which rep resents the towns quarter for state aid dirt road work so that if 8 road project is started under state aid funds, it would have the money available to match with the state funds. The state usually gives $l0,- 900 annually and the town has to give $2,500.
 The collection of garbage and lighting Of streets were left to the Selectmen and it was decided to act on the laying of taxes on the first Monday in March A total of $20O was appropriated for the Beacon Falls library.
 Many Attend Service
 A large attendance featured the funeral services yesterday of Peter J. Kaminski, deputy sheriff who was killed supposedly by an unknown bandit early Saturday morning at Gulf beach, Milford. Rev. Francis Higgins, pastor of St. Michael's church, celebrated 8 requiem high mass and Rev. Joseph Yankowski of Beacon Falls, Rev. Paul Piechocki of Middletown, for merly of Union City, and Rev. David M. O'Keefe of St. Francis Xaxier church, Waterbury, were seated in the sanctuary.
 Deputy sheriffs were the active bearers and included: Charles Trowbridge of Wallingford; Arthur Forst of Seymour; Gabriel Kasprz- ski of New Haven; Clayton Briotti, Frank Brickel and Bernard Blick, all of Waterbury. The honorary bearers were: Edward Bea, Walter Matyjasik, Joseph Czaplicki, Alex ander Gejda, Adam Wasilek and Edward Rapatski, who represented the Polish Political club here of which MT. Kaminiski was president.
 The Italian-American Democratic club here was represented by An- thony Del Vecchio, Domenic Con- taldi, Fred Annillio, Louis Cretella and Louis Buonocore and the Young Democratic club by Colvin Smith, J. Chiebowski, Edward Quinn and Stanley zaptaka. Mrs. Albertine O'Donnell of Waterbury was organ ist and soloist.
 Father Higgins and Father O'Keefe read the prayers at the grave and ii1terment was in St. James cemetery, Naugatuck.
 The search for the slayer contin- ued today with the murder weapon not yet found. Police are trying to lOcaLe JoSepn Del CregO, divorced husband of MT. Kaminski's com- panion.
 Prepare for Party
 Preparations for the card party to be held next Wednesday in Center school here under the auspices of the Beacon Falls Parents Teachers association are well underway and indications are there will be a good attendance. The affair will start at 8 p. m. and is to raise funds to sup ply hot lunches for school children who living far from the school, re- main at school during the noon re- cesses. Miss Frances Henry is chair man of the committee in charge. W0MAN'C CTIR m