New Britain herald., 1914-07-03
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 1Requestedl
 During this concert " George H. Lynch will render xylophone solo, Chief Rawlings Plan.
 Chief Rawlings has been busy for several days now trying to evolve the ipost effective plan for the protection of the city during the night before the fourth and the glorious day itself. At last he has completed what he feels sure will be the most ample policing of the city that has ever been in force. Tonight he will have be- tween 30 and 40 supernumeraries OH duty as we'll as the regular force and an added force of six "plain clothes men,"
 Supers on Duty.
 The "supers' who will do duty to- night are as follows: Thomas Heslfn. Charles Grace. Joseph Kennedy, Dolan, Middleton, Carrides, Nova.. Nelson, Carlson, John Kennedy Meehan, Sharpe. OBrien, Adolph I-itke, Souney, Pierson, Helbowicz, Leonard, Kemmerer, Kurtz, McCue, Murphy, Backman, Kerin. Rikert, Mount, Brophy Moore, Burke, Woods McCarty. Farrell and Ellinger.
 These men have been so detailed as to patrol practically every street in the city this evening and tonight and every act of vandalism will be sup pressed and arrests will be made for all disturbances that are considered unnecessary.
 g.. Plain Clothes Men.
 Plain clothes men will patrol Main street. south of the railroad tonight. the following being detailed for this duty: Officers A. J. Richardson, Will liam Grace and Alfred Atwater. Their brother officers who will do a similar duty north of the tracks are Officers Louis Quinn, Michael Meehan alid John Carlson.
 Where Others Are Stationed,
 Other policemen will be stationed with the following beats for tonight:
 Main Street, South of the Railroad Officers Thomas Storey, Michael Massey, Charles Johnson, Theodore Johnson, Frank Moore, Dennis Nealon, George Moffitt, Herbert Lyons and Walter Malona.
 Main Street, North of Railroad Officers William Strolls, Axel Carlson. Patrick Howley, Charles Mccarthy.
 East Main street-William Hart
 Arch Street-Anthony Walenczius.
 Myrtle Street-Matthias Rival.
 Lafayette Street-William Hayes.
 Commercial and Center Streets Charles Anderson.
 $537 Is Donated.
 Final reports from the committee in charge of the July Fourth celebra- tion show that exactly $537 was dc- mated by the business men and other public spirited citizens of New Britain. This Is by far the most generous re- 3ponsc that has ever been made to such q request and the committee feels justly thankful.
 Ir addition to the list of contrib utors which was published yesterday, A. H. Abbe, c. F. Bennett, F. w. Pelton, G. Fl. Tnlcott, B. H. Hawley. |. D. Russell and E. A. Moore have donated towards this fund.
 Bremen on Duty.
 Chlcf Dame will have all of the regular hremen on duty tonight and eo"aor"ow 90 that in case of emer- gency tho department can respond with It's full equipment =.
 Several of tho men will leave Sun day, however, on their annua, vaca. tions, Messrs. Patrick Kinney, Roper end Carl Kuhs being the three who will have nothing to dc during the coming week.