New Britain herald., 1917-01-01
SEMI ANNUAL SHIFT
IN POLICE BEATS
City Is Divided Into Twenty
Eight Sections

The semi-annual shift in the police
beats went into effect today. The
Jumpers" those officers whose duty
it Is to cover the beats of regular men
when they are off duty, are Officers
Walter Malona, Meddrick Perry, JOS
eph Kennedy and Michael Meehan.
The day officers this month will be
Officers Dart, Kennedy and Litke.
Those returning to the night shift are
officers Anderson, McCue and Murphy.
Following are the patrolmen assigned
to the twenty-eight beats about the
city:
Beat No. I, Main street( east side)
from railroad crossing to Chestnut
street. Officer Heslin.
Beat No. 2, Main street (west side)
from railroad crossing to Franklin
square (east side); south of Chestnut
street, West Main street from Main
to Washington, Court street and rear
of City Hall. Officer Murphy.
Beat No. 3; West Main from Cedar
to Lincoln street, RUSSELL Lexington,
Vine and Liberty streets; Lake from
Cedar to Grove Hill and Grove Hill,
Sherman court, Lenox and Park
place. Officer Sicily
Beat No. 4, Lincoln street and all
streets west to Holmes avenue, Bur-
rift from West Main to Myrtle. Off,
Ger Walencius.
Beat No. s. Myrtle from Booth to
Burritt; Burrit north of Myrtle;
Cleveland, Crown, Smith, Booth and
Curtis street north of railroad cross
ing. officer Atwater.
Beat No. 6, Myrtle from Main to
Grove; Washington from Lafayette
to West Main; High, from Lafayette
to West Main, Lake, from Washington
to Cedar: West Main from Washing
ton to Cedar. officer Massey.
Beat No. 7, Myrtle from Grove to
Broad; Grove, from Myrtle to Broad;
Orange Gold and Silver streets to
Broad street. Officer Dart
Beat No. 8, Broad street west OF
High and all other streets north of
Broad. officer HAYES.
Beat No. 8, Lafayette from Beaver
to Grove: Beaver, from Lafayette to
Broad: Washington, from Lafayette to
Broad: High, from Lafayette to
Broad; Broad, from Beaver to High
(south side). Officer John Kennedy.
Beat No. 10, BROAD. from Beaver
to High (north side); Washington,
Beaver and High, north of Broad;
North, from Beaver to Sexton, etc.
olllccI holilt.
Beat No. II, Clark street north of
North street; Lawlor. East Lawlor,
fremont to Oak; North, from Oak to
Sexton; Lasatle, from Sexton to Oak.
officer McCabe.
Beat No. u, North, east of Oak;
West, cast of Oak; Hartford avenue,
north of North; Elm and Stanley,
north of Smallcy to Allen street; Will
low and Hurlburt street. Officer Ell
linser.
Beat No. 13, Winter, Summer,
Spring, Union, Star, Clark, from Win
ter to North, Hartford, avenue, from
East Main to North, officer McCabe.
Beat No. IA, Smalley from Stanley
to East: East Main, from Stanley to
East; Laurel, Olive, Bronson, Yale,
Harvard. etc. Officer O'Mara.
Beat No. Is, Elm, from railroad
crossing to Smalley: Stanley. from
railroad crossing to Smalley; Smalley,
from Elm to Stanley; East Main.
from Elm to Stanley, Seymour and
Franklin streets, Officer Litke.
! Beat No. 16, East Main, from Main
to Elm, Commercial and Center
streets officer Moore.
! Beat No. H. Main street north of
! railroad crossing. Officer How1ey.
! Beat NO. IS, Main, north of the rail-
road crossing (west side); Lafayette,
from Main to Beaver. officer w. F..
Grace.
: Beat No. 10, Arcade and railroad
station; Church from Main to Elm;
Chestnut, from Main to- Elm; Elm
street. from crossing to Park street
officer Quirk.
Beat No. 20, Church, from Elm to
Stanley; Chestnut, from Elm to STAN
!! ley; railroad tracks, from Elm TO