The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-04

Scheduled to take. effect tomorrow, the new detail of police beats was perintendent Eugene Birmingham and was received with great interest by the men.
 One big shake up'' and several smaller ones were contained in the changes which were made public to- day. Patrolmen John Cody and Char les Beamer, who for eight years have had the Water street day beat. in the, center of the city, regarded as one of fhe most important beats of all, and Supposed to be a permanent fixture, have been exiled to night duty in the neighborhood of Mountain Grove Ceme- tery, the ~goat beat'' of the Bridge port department.
 Orders from the commissioners were the reason for this change. By talk ing tkfs action the commissioners have thrown a bomb shell into the per shake-up will be followed by others remains to be seen, but as yet, none of the other permanent beats have been disturbed.
 Oflcgrs HoIbrook and Halpin, Jr., will succeed Cody and Beamer on the Water street beat Officers Barney share of this beat The new detail will pair up Glennon with Holbrook and Halpin with Bray.
 Odacer Charles CamPana, who for long time has been doing special duty with the auto patrol. Taking charge Of prisoners and thus rlelieving officers of the necessity of coming into head quarters and leaving tifeer posts .un- covered. has been assigned to street duty again, and is succeeded at head anarters by Patrolman Richard Lar kin.
 \ PatroIn1an Sullivan, who has done an farn 0f Iw cl1&v on the bank beat down town. has been shifted to day duty, and lis place fu the bank district will be taken by Patrolman Gregory.
 Two officers, instead of three as heretofore. will put in their entire time at the railroad station The retire vacancy which will not be filled. Pa tro1man Williams will have the depot beat from a. m. to 6 D. m., and Pa trolman Marco from p. m. to a. m. by other officers in the down town section. in tricks of two hours each.
 Patrolman John Brown remains at his special post in the bank district, from a.. m. to 4 D. m., without rest, save 15 minutes for lunch
 Patrolnan Mccarthy will do traffic duty at Fairfield avenue and Water street. Patrolman Weston will be night traffic man at Main street and Fairfield avenue. The other traffic officers viii remain as at present. J. Tor Mounted Patrosmen Murphy and Sheehy will. retain their mounted beats fin the north end and west end, respec-. lively, without change.
 An day men go on nights. with the new detail, and half of the night men are shifted to a trick at day duty; with few exceptions as noted
 The complete detail, with the streets bounding the territory covered by each officer, Ss as follows:
 First Precinct, Day Beats.
 Holbrook, z a. m.-6 p.n., Glennon. 3, a. n.-7 D. m. Gerrity a. nn.-7 p. m. Beats 1 and Ia, bounded by Gold en Hill street. State street, harbor and
 Golden. s:45 a. m.-5:45 p. m. Beat 3, State street, South avenue, harbor and Broad street
 P. Corrigan. 6:45 a. m.-5:45 p. m. Beats 3 and 3a, Golden Hill, State.
 Walker. Ctraffic) s:15 a. m.-7:15 ington avenue, Golden HlI, harbor.
 Sullivan a. m.-6 p. m. Beat 5,
 Gouiden, 6:45 a. m.-5:45 p. m. Beat $. State. Railroad, avenue, Myr-
 Gerrity Chalf) 8 a. m.-7 p. m. Beat 2, Railroad avenue, water front, Park avenue.
 Lexington avenue. Park avenue Pc. quonnock street and Washington ave nue..
 G. Murphy 8 a. m.-7 D. m. Beat g, North avenue, Lexington avenue, Main street and Madison avenue
 P. Burns, a. m.-7 D. m- Beat 10, Capitol avenue, Pequonnock river, Lanber street and Madison avenue.
 Finnegan. a. m--6 P. m. City court and headquarters.
 { Williams. a. n1.-6 D. m. Depot
 Wagner. q. m.-6 p. rn- Dog and Hquor agent
 Mccarthy. 8 a. my D. m. Beat II.
 Browne, m.-4 p. m- Beat 12 fbanksng district.
 Glenn, a. m.-7 p. m. Truant of- 1cer.
 7. Farnan, a. m.-7 p. m. Truant off, 2 Taylor, s:15 a. m.-7:15 p. Tn.. traf- fic. Main street and Fairfield avenue.
 Walker, S:15 a. m.-7:15 p. ln., traf- fc. Main street and Fairfield avenue.
 Weston, 12 noon-5 p. m. Center beat D. m.-10 p. m. Traffic, Main street and Fairfield avenue
 First Precinct, Night Beats.
 Bray and Halpin, D. m.-4 a. n. Beat and la, Fairfield avenue, State street, harbor and Main street.
 Barton and O'Neill, D. m--4 am. Beat and Pa, State, Railroad ave nue, harbor and Main street.
 Daily, p. m.-4 a. m. Beat 3, Con- Eress street. Fairfield avenue, harbor and Main street.
 Benedetti. p. mi a: m Beat I. Main street. Courtland and Harrison.
 Dwyer, p. m.-4 a. m- Beat ,, Fairfield avenue, State street, Main street, and BrLad street
 Reilly, p. nl--4 a. m. Beat 6, State street Railroad avenue, Main street and Lafayette street.
 J: Corrigan, p. mi a. m Beat :. Washington avenue, State street, Broad street, Park avenue.
 Gorgas, p. m.-4 a. m-
 %Toczezs1Ae 10 n- m--7 a- m Beat