The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-21
IMPEACHMENT OF
 HAYES STIRS CITY
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general patronage "Shake-up" Of al city departments, with the Repub. licans at long last dominating entret to what has been termed, "the porl barrel', rumors have been spread of "great doings" when the alder. men convene in an adjourned meet ing Monday. The facts of the matter are that only by defection of two staunch Democrats from the pres- ent personnel of the board and 8 ! defection which would mean that they cast their votes with residen, Perriello and all of the Republican aldermen, could such result be ef- fected.
 Take the personnel of the board as an indication of the improba- bility of such results. There are as Democratic members, Aldermanic Leader Thomas P. Kelly, Aldermen Peter J. Griffin, Edward J. Gold berg, Charles P. Sciullo, Frank x Bergen, Ernest P. Belval and Ed ward J. Fitzgerald, Democrats.
 Alignment of Vote
 On the other hand, with Presi- dent Perriello voting for himself tc become acting mayor, should the matter be put to vote. you have the following alignment: Republican AL dermanic Leader George R. King ston, Aldermen c. Arthur DuBois Fenton F. Niver, Burton H. Walker William J. Kolbeck, Joseph R. Rei- ner and Tom Bane.
 There is, at present, considerable friction among the Republican al- dermen and has been ever since the time the so-called Organization group" dominated by Republican Town Chairman J. Warren Upson sought to overlook" Patrick M Perriello, who ran ahead of the en- tire ticket last fall, and to put in Alderman Dubois as president. Al that time both MT. DuBois and MT Perriello voted for themselves, with the Republican organization press expressing "Wonderment" of Presi- dent Portfolios action, failing to comment on the vote alignment which showed that Alderman Du- Bois had made similar disposition of his vote, naming himself for the job.
 PerriellO Scrutinized
 Every vote of President Perriello has been "scrutinized" and pulp licized by the organization press since the first of the year. By er- TOT in some reports, he was charged with having voted against the al- dermanic Investigation" This false report led to his being called as a witness before the grand jury, it was reported at the time he was summonsed, although some speculat- ed that 1t was because of his mem- bership on the board of finance. The latter possibility was most un- likely for the reason that he took his place on the board by appoint. ment as the aldermanic member the first of the year and the jury was not concerned with what has hap. pened since that time.
 G. o. P. Overlooked
 Although the Republicans have been overlooked by Controller Sherwood L. Rowland in his office appointments, one member of the aldermanic board, Tom Bane, was chosen from the several hundred applicants. He was not. however first candidate for a position in the controllers office as nominated by Town Chairman Upson ane general surprise resulted over hi. "semi-politicap appointment. Many saw in it the hand of John J. Der. gin, business associate of the con. troller and his campaign manager who, currently, has been defeated in an attempt to oust Chairman Upson.
 Bane is seen as playing ball witt Bergin and that makes him unpop. ular with the regular Republican organization. It was Bane who pre-. sented one of the controllers attack messages months ago by which il was sought to have the registrar! employ 20 persons to re-canvass al of the voters in the city. This failed of effect under the ruling as to it. illegality, based on the lack of pow. CT of the registrars to employ suct workers.