The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-29


 two classes such as A and !, or possibly more. and paying one group better than the other. This would provide an incentive for those de- string to get ahead and would also be a spur to supernumeraries. War den Sheridan said that judging by the number of supernumeraries and police candidates who have talked to him this week, they have enough incentive now. Burgess Raytkwich pointed out such a plan prevails in some other towns.
 Burgess Joseph Dinneny said if anybody is to be considered for pay raises, the supernumeraries should be the first to get such considera- tion. Burgess Nygren agreed with him.
 Warden Sheridan said the people in the police, street and school de- partments are not getting what they formerly did but i've have been try ing to bring them up to these amounts. He pointed out other com- munities have cut salaries of etn- ployes but such has not been done here. We have an excellent and efficient police department here, he stated. They are good to the town and the town is good to them, he added. The discussion ended there.
 Burgess Brophy moved the ap- pointment of Captain Gormley to succeed Chief Vincent Skelly who died last week. Burgess Dinneny moved the appointment of Lieuten- ant Malone as captain and Burgess Brophy then moved Ostrom be ap- pointed sergeant.
 May Shift Farrar
 When questioned today, Warden Sheridan said he expected Patrol man Anthony Farrar who has been on night duty for a long time will be transferred to day beat, as there will be vacancy when Patrolman Ostrom moves up. Officer Farrar had been on night duty in Union City for some years but recently was assigned to night duty in the center of Naugatuck.
 At the meeting, Burgess Dinney suggested the board rise in express sions of thanks to Burgess Brophy who will not serve further on the board, as he was not a candidate for reelection. MT. Dinneny saiC he is sorry to see MT. Brophy leave the board and Burgess Nygren con- cured in this, and thanked MT Brophy for his courtesy and said il was pleasure to serve on the board with him.
 Burgesses Praised
 Burgess Fellows said he was sorry to see MT. Brophy and Burgess An thony Tangredi, and Burgess Joseph Raytkwich leave the board.
 Warden Sheridan said these three members of the board have given their services to the town freely for 8 number of years and showed they were good citizens of the town Many times other than meeting nights they have worked for the town, he pointed out. They helped to form the program now in the making here. You have done your work and done it well. We all started here as friends and are still friends. I thank you for your co- operation" The other burgesses and the warden then stood as tribute to these three.
 Tuckey, O'Toole Apply
 Applications of Richard James Tuckey and Patrick G. OToole to become members of the police force were accepted and placed on file. Mir Tuckey is a former high school and college athlete and MT. OToole is former state trooper. The board voted to extend a sewer on Golden Hill street 100 feet. <
 Final Rallies
 Final rallies in the election cam paign will be held over the weekend Tonight the Democratic nominees will speak at the Portugues Club Church Street.
 Tomorrow afternoon both parties will hold rallies in Linden Park and Polish Military Hall and Sunday night the Democratic party will hold a rally at 8 o'clock in Pastime Hall in the Little Italy" section. SIX ROOMS Garage; 1st floor. All improvements. Inquire A German