The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-16
NEW POLICEMEN TO MAKE 7 FIRST APPEARANCE IN
 MEMORIAL DAY PARADE
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(Continued from Page 1.3 may be properly kept There is a i shortage of locker space in all pre- cincts.
 At headquarters it is believed that l immediate occupancy of the upper floor or attic of the building now oc- cupied as tuberculosis clinic and baeteriologist's laboratory will be talk en and al big guard room made of it. The floor is admirable for such a pur- pose. The precincts will present a greater problem for the commissioners because of lack of space.
 Among the men retired, all have served the city faithfully for great pe- riods of time, enviable records have been established by each and all have acts of heroism to their credit
 Captain George H. Arnold was ap- pointed to the force April IT, 1868. raised to a sePgeancy in 1895 and to captain in 1905. His record as a de- tective for more than a quarter of century has been known throughout the United States. lA Captain William Anderson was ap- pointed patrolrnan June 3, 1873, lieu tenant in 1895, captain June 30, 1909.
 Lieutenant John Quinliyan was ap- pointed patroInan Nov. IS, 1SS6s ser geant in 1904 and lieutenant in 1913.
 Detective Sergeant Peter Hackett was appointed patrolman September 22 1884, sergeant, 1902 and detective sergeant in 1905.
 Doorman Edgar B. Fisher was ap- pointed patro1nnan March 3, 1887, de- tailed as depot officer in l9o5, ana doornan in 1907.
 Doorman Charles H. Lush was ap- pointed patrolman April 4. 1888, door man in 1913.
 The new superintendent of police. John H. Redgate, has been connected e,SI, 1889, when he was appointed patrol man. Previously he was employed by the New Haven railroad and later travelled in the interests of the White Paper Box Go. His rise has been constant in the police service as he was made second sergeant April 6, 1894, first sergeant April 2s, 1895 sec ond lieutenant December 31, 1900 and captain June 80, 1909.
 It is due largely to his judgment that many of the innovations and de- tails authorized by the late superin- tendent was placed in force.
 Retired.
 Police Captain William Anderson on pension of $500 annually
 Detective Captain George H. Arnold on pension of $500 annually
 Lieutenant John Quinlivan on pen sion of $7oO annually.
 Detective Sergeant Peter Hackett on pension of $65o annually.
 Doormen Charles Lush and Edgar Fisher on pension of $500 annually,
 Superintendent.
 John H. Redgate, AT Vine street. New Captains.
 Philip T. Blansfeld, 64 Lewis street; Charles H. Suckley, 1855 Park avenue; Frederick w. Webb, Al Bronx ave- nue.
 New Iieutenants.
 Edward O. Cronan. 1884 Park ave- nue; John E. McGirrs 1927 State street.. Charles A. Wheeler, 75 Bun nell street. James Walker. 131 Tough avenue; John O'Connell. 5S Drew place.
 New SergeantS.
 George l.. Benedetti, PIP Cottage street; John E. Barton, 165 Catherine street; Anton Herb, 1S2 Fifth street; AIpheus c. C4oulden, 95 Catherine street; John Browne, Jr., 905 Noble avenue; Dennfe Kehoe, 1O4O Penn broke street; Daniel A. Poland. 26O Catherine street.
 Dog and Liquor Agent.
 Joseph T. Coughlin, ,226 Grove street.
 New Doormen. Wilhelm Lundoerg, 14s1 Iranistan