The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-13
ICHEBRATORS ARE ARRESTED Complaint Entered Against Two Police Of
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Stratford, May 13-A party of jazz ceIebrators consisting of two women and two men was broken up by Ser geant Smith and Officers Bigelow and Holmes last evening about S:30, fol- lowing complaints from the residents of Pee41,s Mill, where the party was being held. The women, Margaret Moran, 1854 State street, New Ha- ven and Adelir1e Burke, 134 Frank lin Street, New Haven, were charged with drunkenness and. breach of the peace, and John Cerato, 103 WaHack street, New Haven, charged with op erafing a motor vehicle while, under the influence of HqsBor and William J. Dalton, 599 Pacific street, Brooklyn, N. Y., charged with breach of the peace, dzuE4zeHEFess and abusive Ian gRage, were locked up and were given a trial in the town court this morn ing. The party was at it's height when the officers arrived on the scene and special Inducements were offered Nor theSr release. A bottle of wh4sE1ey and a quantity of Aamp- ton beer were secured as evidence.
 Homer w. Porter, 88 White street, appeared before the meeting of the :. BoaTd of Pubfic Safety last evening and entered a complaint against Chief iWilhatn B. Nichols and Ser geant Ben5aRladrl 4Ssna6th Of tine police Department alleging that both of the above offcfhfafs had treated him in d4scoUTHeous manner when he enter ed a conlp4afnt regarding a family row on White street some time ago. ME. Porter, who had no written Charges to present, claimed that he had been threatened with arrest if he did not stop botherang the police off, ficfa4s wafo, he claimed, wogld not make an arrest at his suggestion. MT. Porter was advised to make his charges in writing and same would be given 'dSre consideration.
 DaTid Bfnan was appointed a regu- lar patro11T1an at the special meeting of the Board of Public Safety last evening to fill the vacancy of John Pederson, whose resignation was ac- cepted at the meeting. MT. DlT1an is 9 esident of HoIlister Heights section and has resided in Strafford for theEpast 21 years. Other applicants who applied for the job were Victor Marcus, Edward Man chester and Ernsst Arnold wlro were all caIIsd before tine board- and gave t9refr reasons for beang desirous of being appointed a@po1icernan. a
 
 A loaded -1EfUtor @trTrck owned by a Mir. Snfffhwick of Bridgeport and driven by R. A.. WilfiaEns of 274 East Broadway, Miford, ftguFed in { mix up on BarnUq1 avenue near Randolph street, yesterday afternoon, when the truck was driven =oweF the tennbanl1- nent resulting tn slight sfsUruages. A trolley car ,aaRd san au9oEnDd5I7e were
 
 do1ph street the traIEeynzstpFped ratn- CT short when the driver of the truck rather than smash into the trolley or automobile, took his chancss by dndvinsg2 aris machine over the esIBbankrnent. No~= one was ir~ jured in the,<accidEnt.
 The members of the Ding Bat cIrb were lbnsf1y engaged 1ast, evening in moving drleifr fH1zi1tuHe from the Js4wel bufldinss z5t tine +center- 3intG their nsw cruarttsrssz1n line aCzdristen- son bIrfKEfing sEwer Theaspost office, where 5fhe sakIfb zvIn 5have its heads cFuartxrEss lksafMture.
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 A 1frrn1heTg s=tlf cTtne 1oca1 Fed MeR v.Sm thral1 ito WHaTFfrgfcrd dNOn Sssattur,tHay evening <uf d=IdisgAHeelk TWz1en they 7vvTl bs Ehe 2guHsts of Hhe F@-a1fingBori tribe .as1t a celebration in hon0r of Her'hert l. Lee, NNiho4waS recently eaartad great +aacffetn sof the a0rFler in CunnactinEEt. MT Lee is d member of fhs WEaIffnsefoa.d tribe Samd is we'll known -tGrthezSstr tratford. .Red NIen. F,ARMasFOEsE rFE iu; ssStrFt8ord. In
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