The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-03
ACTIVITIES OF ,; 7; POLICE DURING PAST 30 DAYS

Some interesting figures are con fained in the monthly report for Mo- Vember of the activities of the Police Department made public today by Flanagan,
 During the month there were 435 arrests made, Of this number 473 weer males and 22 females. There were 169 Americans arrested and 926 foreigners; 442 of those arrested were residents of this city and the balance of 53, non-resiients.
 Persons charged with drunkenness were the greatest offenders, there hay ing been a total of 31 taken into cus- tody on a. charge of what the police term just plain drunk" and 21 oth- CTS tcharged with drunkenness in con Hecfton with other charges, mostly breach of the peace. In comparison with the month of october the rec ords for the past month are decreased on this charge, there having been AZ drunks arrested in that month and 5 others with connecting charges lodged against them. The total num- bcr of arrests made in October was 300.
 tSother charges preferred against those arrested in November were; Assault, 25; assault and breach of the peace. II; assault with intent to kill, l; breach of the peace, 27; burglary. s; carrying concealed weapons. 5; keeping gambling house, "A; ire quenters of same. 6s; and keeping disorderly house, 5, with 5 others ar rested as frequenters.
 The campaign which is still being waged by the police in the roundup of alleged violators of the liquor law ia meeting with a decided success ac- cordtnS to the figures in the report which show there were saloon keep CTS arrested in the past month charg cd with having liquor in their pos session with the intent to sell, recent canvass of the city by the po- lice show that there are a number of riloon owners who are finding the business unproftabie since the local police began their crusade and many evidences have been found where. following heavy fine in the City Court, the preprieter has been forced out of business,
 Nine arrests were made for vag- FaHey, the number being exceptional due to the fact, the police say, be- cause of th6 arrival of the circus in town and the mp1oyment situation also tending to increase Vagrancy.
 Thirty-eight jitneurs were arrested for overlooking and ten were arraign- ed before the City court charged with reckless driving, Other arrests made by the traffic department show Cap tain James Walker and his squad were especially active,
 In looking over the records for the past three months strange ceinc+- deHee was discovered in regard to the rest of females, The figures show th4E there have been e1 arrests of weHasa for each of the past three months
 The Bureau of Missing Persons and Investigation which was formerly the old "Vice Squad" shows there were 77 arrests made by the department during the past month, There were 59 males and IS females, Sixty-three Were convicted of the charges brought against them, one was bound over to the higher courts, nine were nelled and one was discharged,
 Sixty-seVen persons were reported as missing, 45 of whom were located There are still 2a missing which are being investigated, Chief aaaaRg the latter is Kenneth Moore, the IS year and Mrs, George Moore of Stratferd Of whom tine police have been unable to secure a trace since November IT
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