New Britain herald., 1915-01-01
POLICEMEN ASSIGNED
 TO THEIR NEW BEATS
VIII Be Effective Until June 3p,
 9ls15, Beginning ''Itday.

Starting today the new police beats are in effect, having been given at headquarters last evening. The men will be assigned to the following beats until June 30. 1915:
 Frank English, office and court until court is over; convey prisoners to jail; perform duty as required at railroad station and Arcade; tour of duty from 6 a. m. to p. m. ..
 Officer Fred Wagner, motorcycle officer, tour of duty from a. m. to z D. m.; traffic duty, post No. 1, Crowell's corner; post No. 2, Main and East Main corner; post No. g. Main and Church; post No. 4, Main and Arch.
 Beat No. 1, Officer A. E. Atwater. Main street, east side, south of rail- road crossing to Chestnut street, tour O. duty from D. m. to a. m.
 Beat No. ?, Officer Michael Ma assey tour of duty, p. m. to 4 a. m.,; Main street, west side from railroad crossing to Franklin Square (east side), south of Chestnut street. West Main from Main to Washington, Court street and rear of City hail.
 Beat No. 8, Officer William Hayes tour of duty from ' D. m. to a. m., Washington street from railroad crossing to West Main street, West Main from Washington to Lincoln street, Cedar, Lake, Russell, LeXing- ton, Vine and Curtis street to rail- road crossing Lenox and Park places, Grove Hill and Sherman court.
 na p. m. to 4 a. m., Lincoln street and streets west of Lincoln to Holmes avenue and Holmes avenue, Burritt from West Main to Myrtle street
 Beat No. 5, Officer James McCabe, Myrtle street from Booth to Burritt street, Burritt, Cleveland, Grown, Smith and Booth, Curtis north of railroad crossing Broad west of Booth. from p. m. to a. m.
 Beat Mo- 6, Officer William C. Hart, from ' D. m. to 4 a. m., Grove street, north of Myrtle street, Myrtle from Grove to Booth, Orange, Hor- ace, Gold and Silver, Broad from High to Booth.
 Beat No. ', Officer Theodore John son, p. m. to a. m., Myrtle street from Washington to Grove, High from railroad crossing to Broad, Washington from railroad crossing to Broad, Lafayette, from Beaver to Grove, Beaver from Lafayette to Broad, Broad from Beaver to High, (south side,)
 Beat No 8, Officer William O'Mara. from P. M. to A. M., Broad from Beaver to High (north side); Wash ington and Beaver north of Broad, north from Beaver to Sexton, North Main from Beaver to Main; Sexton, Beatty, Gilbert, Ann and Lasalle from Sexton to Beaver.
 Beat No. g, Officer Frank J. Moore, from P. M. to A. M., Clark north of North street; Iawlor, Fremont, Oak, West and vicinity
 Beat No 10, Officer Patrick How ley, from P. M. to A. M, West, Hartford avenue, Stanley, Paradise Park and vicinity.
 Beat No. II, Officer William Grace, from P. M. to A. M, Winter, Spring, Union, Lee, Clark from Win ter to North, Hartford avenue from East Main to North streets.
 Beat No. 12, Officer Patrick Quirk, z P. M. to A. M., Smalley from Elm to railroad crossing, Stanley from rail- road crossing to Smalley; East Main from Elm to railroad crossing. Laurel, Olive. Seymour, Franklin and vicinity.
 Beat No IS, Officer A. J. Richard son. East Main from Main to Elm, Elm from East Main to railroad cross ng.
 Beat No. IA, Officer Charles Me Carthy. Main street north of crossing.
 Beat No. 15 Officer w. $. Strolls, Main street (west side) north of cross ing, Myrtle from Main to Washington. Lafayette from Main to Washington
 Beat No. 16, Officer Axel Carlson. railroad staion and Arcade; Church from Main to Elm; Chestnut from Main to Elm; Elm from crossing to Park street.
 Beat No. IT, Officer John l.. Carlson, Church from Elm to Stanley; Chest nut from Elm to Stanley; Stanley from crossing to Park; Park from Stanley to John.
 Beat No. IS. Officer Herbert Lyon; Dwight Court. Yale. Harvard, Wood land. Chestnut east of Stanley; Church east of Stanley, Franklin, north Of Park and vicinity.
 Beat No. 19, Officer Matthias Rival, P. M. to 1 A. M., Stanley, south Of Park. Fairview south of Park, Whit ing and vicinity.
 Beat No. 2O Officer Charles Ander- son, P. M. to A. NJ; Park from Elm to John; Maple from Park to Ash; Meadow, Pine, Cherry, Lilac, Pearl and Ash
 Beat No. q, Officer Louis G. Quinn South Main from High school to south street Locust, Glen, Bassett, Edson and vicinity.
 Beat Mo- p, Officer Charles John son. P. M. to A. M. Arch street.