The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-02-11
POLICE CHANGES
READY; INCLUDE
Il RETIREMENTS
Administration Paves Way
for Taking Care of Many
of It's Favorites.
CAPT. WEBB GOES
ON RETIRED LIST
Thirty Nine New Patrolmen
Will Be Appointed Soon
By the Board.

Eleven members of the Police De-
partment, ranging in rank from cap
tain to patrolman, will be retired
soon, according to information in local
Republican circles. The retirements
are to make room for some favori.es
of the administration. Thirty-nine
new patrolmen will be appointed when
/ the retirements are ordered.
| Capt. Frederick W. Webb. for 81
years a member of the department, is
slated for retirement and his place will
be filed by Lieut.. John O'ConneIl. Ser
geant James Dooley, of the Detective
Bureau, will be advanced to lieuten-
ancy succeeding Lieutenant Garry P.
Sanger, who is to be retired. George
A Haux, in charge of the Bertillon
| system of the department, is to be
made a lieutenant
Other changes contemplated in
clude:
Doorman Joseph Burke, patrolman
! Aug. 5, 1898, doorman since Nov, II,
1905, to be retired and succeeded BIZ
PatroIman F. ]. Schultz; Doorman
William Taylor, patrolman June 8,
| 1898, doorman since 1915, to be sue
ceeded by Simon Mccullough; Door
man James Halpin to be succeeded
by Alexander Hatch; Doorman Der.
nard Glennon to be succeeded by
James F. Glennon; Charles N. Cam.
pana, doorman, to be succeeded by
Peter A. Campana-
Patrolmen to be retired include
Michael Guilty, John Corrigan and
James Farnan. Court Officer Chris
topher Ffnnegan is TO be succeeded
by Patrolman Thomas Clarity of the
reserve force.
? Sergeant Patrick Flanagan will
succeed. Lieut.. Sanger. Patrolman
Watts is to be assigned to the Bertil
Ion department to learn the business
with a rank of sergeant; Patrolman E
c. Wheeler of the detective bureau tt
be a detective sergeant.
The 80 new patrolmen that are tt
be appointed officially by the Police
Commissioners either at their regular
meeting Friday night or at specia
meeting this week will include:
Michael Collanary, PA Railroad
avenue, at present an inspector in the
health department; F. B. Prindle, 10;
Myrtle avenue; John J. Sullivan, 55t
Atlantic street; Louis Varga, 20!
Spruce street; Joseph P. Meaney, So.
Howard avenue; Roderick M. Ludwig
54S Norman street; John E. Thorn
ton, 4S0 Center street; Henry Sullivan
1875 Madison avenue; JOHN Mcdonald
, 100 Whitney avenue; James Coates
: 1864 Stratford avenue; Daniel McCar
f thy, 81 Norman street; Thomas c. Gill
!, 1S9 Capitol avenue; Frank G. Lee, Al
Newfield avenue; Frederick Beardsley
; 464 Catherine street; Edward F. Cor
coran, 1872 William street: Nicholas F
Keane, 25S Brooks street; James Fal
vey, 10 Milne street; Charles H
Clampett, 107 Fairview avenue
Chauncey I. Taylor, 1914 Nichols street
J. Francis Callahan, 207 Jones avenue
: Frank Ca1am, 1929 Kossuth street
Walter Augur, 164 William street
John J. Fitzpatrick, Hough avenue
Robert Dabbs, 1913 Willow street
Joseph McGarigle, ATS Harral avenue
: Thomas O'Brien, 576 Broad street
2 John Carroll, $50 Park avenue; Hug
= Herman, $50 Lafayette street; Charlie
Luciano, lat William street; Robe1
= Grandfeld, 172 Jewett street; job
Griffin, oil Ha1lett street; Bartholo
NEW Healey, 286 Berkshire avenue
\ flames Hennegan, 207 Newfie1d ave
nue.; John J. Doyle, Fairview avenu
. and Wayne street; A. L. Harding, 124
Pembroke street; Patrick Sheehy, q
= Coleman street.