New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-31

Nice beats for the coming
siA/ - They were issued today
/ Ca{otain IT. w. Grace. a. N. to
n. Ia. \ Lieut. S. Bamforth, p. m. to l 2
%. mk Sergeant J. Kelly, II p. m to
8 a. M; Andrew ]. Richardson, de-
tective sergeant: William G. Hart and
Theodore Johnson, street sergeants
Traffic Posts.
Post, No. 1. Crowelrs corner, John
]. King; post No. 2, Main and Church
streets Charles MCCARTHY; post No. 3,
Main and Arch street, Charles john
Ason: post No. 4, Main and z. Main
street, Fred Wagner: post No. s, Z.
Main and Hartford avenue, A. e. At
water: post No. G, traffic supervisor,
Clarence I.amphere; Officer Frank
English charge of conveying prisoners
to iail and when not otherwise engaged
Railroad station and Church street
Officer Lyon, court officer and other
station duty officer Matthias Rival,
patrol driver. officer Michael Brophy
ianitor Officer Gustave HellberS,
doorman. officers Michael CosgroVe
and Dennis Nealon, continue as day
officers permanently.
Night Beats.
Beat No. 1, Main street. from rail-
road crossing to Chestnut street east
} side Officer NJ. Flynn.
Beat No. 2, Main street, railroad
crossing to Chestnut street, west side,
Officer Michael Meehan.
Beat No. 3, West Main street,
Cedar to Lincoln street. Officer Charles
Anderson.
Beat No. 4, Lincoln street and all
4 streets adjacent, Officer Patrick
Meehan.
Beat No. 5, Booth street and vicini-
ty, Officer Albert Sharpe.
. Beat No. 6, Myrtle, Washington and
adjacent streets, officer Liebler.
Beat No. Z, Myrtle street from
Grove to Booth street and adjacent
vicinity, officer James Sicily.
Beat No. s, Broad street and west
of High street, officer Walenczius.
Beat No. 9, Lafayette street and
vicinity, Officer William Souney.
Beat No. 10, Broad street (north
side) Beaver to High street and
vicinity, officer Michael Massey.
Beat No. II, Clark street, north
of North street and vicinity Officer
Hanford Dart.
Beat No. IL, North street east Of
Oak street, officer Hayes.
Beat No. is, Summer street and
vicinity, Officer John Kennedy.
Beat No. IA. Smalley street and
vicinity, officer George Moffitt.
Beat No. Is, Elm street railroad
crossing to SmalIey, Stanley and adj
jacent streets, officer James McCabe
Beat No. 16, Commercial street and
vicinity, officer John Stadler.
Beat No. IT, Main street north of
railroad crossing, east side, Officer
William McCue.
Beat No. IS, Main street north of
railroad crossing, west side. Officer
William O'Mara.
Beat No. 10, Railroad station and
vicinity, Officer William Murphy.
Beat No. 20. Church and Chestnut
streets and vicinity, vacant. through
death of officer Francis Moore. To
be filed by supernumerary officer.
Beat No. 21, Dwight street and
Dwight Court and vicinity, Officer
Patrick HoWley.
Beat No. %, Stanley street south of
Park street and vicinity, officer Frank
Hahn.
Beat No %, Park street from Elm
street to John street officer Patrick
Quirk.
Beat No. "a, Whiting street and
vicinity. Officer William Strolls
Beat No. Is, Franklin square and
vicinity, Officer Thomas Woods.
Beat No. 26, Arch street south Of
al t7throp street and vicinity, Officer
any ick McAvoy.
sent It No. 81, South High street and
: ment v, officer Axel Carlson.
ped No. %, Linwood street and
nope m section of that vicinity, Off
the 'phn L. Carlson.
passat No. %, Arch street south OF
me church to Winthrop street and
depos ty, Officer McAvay.
\ hur Ulcers William McCue, William
rphy and Michael Massey will be
I = officers during the month of JAN
sine and February. Officer McCue
bee1ling from a. m. to Z p. m. and
has ers Murphy and Massey from 4
been. to IL noon. Officers Patrick
besv1ey and Charles Anderson Will
- @nds during the month OF January
wour12 noon to p. m,
lucky GERS Patrick Meehan, Anthony
is thflc8ius and George Mofitt re-
are the night force tomorrow eve
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