Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-12
EFFICIENCY MOTTO
OF NEW CAPTAINS
Tuite, Cordano, CORDIALLY and
Stuclsy Tell of Their
Ambitions.

Greater Efficiency is the Keynote
of the four new captains appointed
yesterday at a special meeting of the
Board of Police Commissioners. Con-
gratulations were i'm order around
headquarters this morning and every
thing, even to the weather, was
cheerful. Everybody seemed salts
fed.
Captain Frank w. Tuite, promoted
to the new-ranls yesterday, who is
now in charge of the effective bureau,
succeeding Captain William \. Car
roll. who this morning took command
of the Fifth precinct, succeeding Cap
tain Michael n. Long, new chief OF
police, was fired with ambition at his
promotion and said; MY ambition is
TO increase the efficiency OF the de-
partment detective bureau and to re-
fleet credit on the commissioners"
II am more fortunate than any cap
tain OF detectives that ever held the
office for the reason that this is the
first time in the history of the city that
we have a chief of police, who him
self is an efficient detective. lie
knows the need of energetic work,
and therefore no friction Will exist
between he and myself. in conse-
uuence of which the public must get
better service"
Captain Joseph cordano, who viii
have charge of the detective bureau
at night, expressed himself as pleased
with the high hopor and trust re-
posed in him by the city and said;
although | have not been officially
notified as vet / understand that ]
have been promoted and will do my
duty to the fullest extent of my abill-
ties.
my duties will be the same as those
of Captain Tuite, only ! will have
charge of the bureau at night. eN-
poet to handle all cases that come
before me and go out personally with
the men on reserve on any important
murder or robbery cases
Il haven't as yet decided on what
improvements will be made, put
lot of things will be done alter l
have held q consultation with Cnie1
of Police Long and Captain Tuite, my
associate | would not care to say
ANYTHING at this time, until nave
consulted with them. After consult
ing them there WILL most probably,
be some changes made. In cpnclud-
ing | want to say that j will do my
duty, and won't forget the newspaper
boys. as they are oftimes of great as
sistance to us.
Captain Thomas J. CORDIALLY, who
will have command of the new pre-
cinct to be established, was caught
on the telephone while he was dill
gently working on an important case.
He also said that he had not been
officially notified as yet, but expected
II was on account of not taking active
title to the promotion until December
l. when he will have charge of the
new precinct,
Il expect TO give the people the
same service, If not better than /
have rendered in the past. | have
not looked over the ground where
will preside as yet, but am well ac-
uuainted with the locality, having
served time there as roundsman-
sergeant about twelve years ago,
when the precinct adjoined Clinton
township now part of the precinct
and the city of Newark. ] expect to
make it model precinct"
Captain William Fl. STICKY, of the
mounted squad, and, by the way, con-
sdered the handsomest man on the
force" is one of the most popular
and respected men of the First pre-
cinct, and many were the hand
shakes and congratulations he re-
ceived from his brother officers and
friends this morning.
ST have been looking forward to the
day when we could get the head of
our department to see where / can
promote its efficiency and standard: