The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-03

was close to midnight at this time. The second ballot showed two votes for Mir. Titley and one for MT. Giss- lander. with the warden and Bur- gess O"Toole again turning in blank ballots and Burgess Tangredi ap- parently swinging the tide to MT. Titley.
 The replacement of Mir. Waite came as a surprise. No reason for 1t was given.
 Others Appointed
 There was no contest on other appointments. Warden Brophy rec commended that Richard Parkinson and Louis De Carlo be re-appointed to the welfare board for terms of three years each, and the board quickly approved this. It also ap- proved on the recommendation of the warden, reappointtment of Will liam Mariana to the board of tax re- view for three-year term.
 Earlier the warden had read let ter of resignation from Clarence Grove, selectman, who resigned his post because he has gone to Penn sylvania to live. The warden recom- mended Joseph Schaffer of Hill street to fill the unexpired term and this was quickly .okayed by the board. Burgess O'Toole recommended that the town erect on the Green an honor list of those men from the borough who are now in the U. s. armed services. This recommends tion received the approval of the warden, who said he will try to learn whether or not he can get a list of those drafted from here. If he can obtain this, relatives or friends of others who have enlisted will be asked to submit their names. Such a list is something we owe the men, Mir. O'Toole said.
 Fire Committee
 Burgess OToole was named member of the fire committee. Bur- gess Anderson is the other active member of this committee. It has not held sessions for some time because its chairman, Burgess George Fellows, has been i'll.
 After the appointment of MT. OToole to the committee, Warden Brophy said he felt this committee should be active, and that other committees such as the street com mittee and police committee should also be active. If the fire truck goes out of the fire house sputter- ing, I don't think there is need for 1t, and 1t should be looked into. I've always felt that Way,' the warden said.
 After the warden said that he had made arrangements whereby two lights can be installed in Cotton Hollow through use of 8 switch which will have to be turned of in event of an air raid, by some- one in that section, the board, on motion by Burgess Tangredi, or dered the lights installed. MT Brophy pointed out 1t is very dark there and there will be more use of the place by pedestrians now The lights will be installed on Cross road.
 SupernumerarieS Raise
 As expected, the pay of police su- pernumerarieS was raised from soc per hour to roc per hour, this being retroactive to April l. It was also voted to authorize the warden ano police chief to replace the present 1886 police car, which according te Chief John Gormley is in bad con- dition, with 8 later-model car, u possible, new one.
 The Naugatuck Water Company was given permission to lay an eight inch main in Lewis street from Olive street, POO feet southerly. The Naugatuck National Bank and the Colonial Trust Company were namee Repositories of borough funds anc the warden was authorized to bor- row funds not to exceed $200,0 1T the ensuring year. The tax collectors bond of $25,00O was accepted, ane one of $10,0O0 for the treasurer wai also accepted. Raymond Donovan was named a special policeman ane a $500 bond for him was accepted He is guard at the Eastern Male able Iron Company.
 To Attend College
 Fire Ch1ef John J. SnerlQan Was given permission to attend the fire college, conducted by the state ane sponsored by the State Drill Mas ters' Association, in conjunction witf the State Board or Education. The Fire College will be held at Teach CTS College of Connecticut at New Britain, June 8, g, 10 and Il. Il will provide an advanced type o1 training for chiefs, senior officers and drill masters. Chief Sheridan requested permission to attend, 1T a letter to the board.
 The question of who would be responsible for the fire department in the absence of the fire chief was brought up by Burgess William PloSki. The warden said the assist ant fire chief has always been, but 1t was indicated that there is nc definite regulation concerning this Such regulations should be speci- cially outlined by the fire commit tee, MT. Brophy said.
 ocrat, has been too fl to attend g meeting for good part of a year