The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-03
ALL BEATS ARE
 RE-ASSICNED
Changes In Police Depart ment Are Very Sweep
 ing

A general re-aSSignHnent of '+beats in the police department, to take ef- feet Tuesday, has been announced by Acting Superintendent Charles H. Suckley. The changes will affect 150 Meutenants, sergeans and patrolmen and constitute one of the most sweep ing changes that has ever been made in the department
 In accordance with the new orders, Sergeant A. c. GouIden is made an acting HeIftenant and assigned to the Third precinct to take the place of Lieutenant James E Barton, who was recently appointed head of the vice squad.'' Iieutenant Thomas H. Flood is transferred from the First to the Fourth precinct and Iieutenant James J. Walker is brought in iron, the Second to the First precinct. Lieutenant Joseph A Hazel of the Fourth precinct will take Lieutenant Walkers place in the Second. | Sergeant John J. Flynn goes from the First precinct to the Third; Ser geant B. V. Cassidy goes from the First to the Third; Sergeant Dennis | Kelnoe goes from the FTI-st to the Sec the Second to the First; Sergeant James Burns from the Second to the Fourth; Sergeant John Browne, IT,. from the Second to the First; Ser geant Charles Meyer from the Second to the Third; Sergeant Anton Herb from the Third to the Second; Ser geant A F. Watts from the Third to the Fourth; Sergeant J. P. Coughlin from the Fourth to the First; Ser geant John J. Cody from the Fourth | to the Third 1 Charles H. Sucf11ey continues as act ing superintendent of police pending i the disposition of the Fedgate case; 1 Captain Charles IA. Wheeler of the 1 traffic department is head of the de- ! tective bureau pending the dispositd on of Captain Cronan's case which comes to trial May 10; Sergeant Thomas N, Connery is placed in charge of the | traffic department 6lhIrinsI/ Csktain Wlheeler's absence.
 Captain John O'Conneil is in charge 1 of the First precinct; Captain PhiIlip | T. Blansfield in charge at the Second | Captain Peter H. Hall in charge at the Third; and Captain John H. Re gan in charge at the Fourth.
 The following changes go into eff feet tomorrow among the patrolmen
 Precinct 1 to precinct 2: Rogan | Kiernan, English, Gunzenhauser, Sher- idan, Groshans, Connors. Lansham, P. O'Reilly, Brennan, Cole, Collins l Curran, Renehan, Hennessey, Lyman Kasparelz, Rosenpenny, Morris, I4avin Hughes Simmons, s. Kelly, Collonari Gill; Gregory, Reed, J. O'B1-ien, Kraft D. Dunn, Da1lwig, P. O'Neill, J. Lynch Be1enski. Dev1ne, J. Griffin, Dwyer.
 From precinct 1 to precinct 3: C. Fitzgerald, Gilqnartin. Connors, Min ogue, Meehan, McCarthy, Ludwig Clampett, J. HI. O'Nein, E. Dailey, J Connery, Sullivan, Crowley, Hoffman | From precinct 1 to 4: T. Burns. From precinct 2 to precinct 1: J. H. Cassidy, R. E. Egan. Farrell Healey Nyquist, J. Sheehan, D. Ryan
 Henclel, Corcoran, Hickey, W. Wall ker, J. F. MdPadden, Quinn, Calem Weller, Lynch, Barnes, N. Keane Hanlon, Hockheiser, McCaaLidge, Su- ponslri, Simpson, w. H. Curry, De1np- sey, Payden, Fitzpatrick, J. J. O'Nein Cafferty, Barta, White, Taylor, Sas5k- sa. Gottschalk.
 From precinct to precinct 4: Mrazik, A. Cough1in.
 From precinct to precinct 2: Tate
 From precinct 3 to precinct 1: D.
 Miller, D. McPadden, P. Reilly, J. Carroll. Eichel, D. Sheehan, Prindle Meaney. Erickson, Smallwood Key holds, Howell, Tierney, Carney.
 From precinct to precinct 4: Rat
 zenberger, Callahan, Falvey, Bolger Bagley, M Kelly, P. Daley, Wargo
 R. Miller.
 From precinct to precinct 1: Jones.
 From precinct 4 to precinct ?: E
 Carroll.
 From precinct to precincdS: Stowe
 Lee, Rgegnery, Gustarson, J. Murphy Jaggers, T. Griffin, Foley, NIendelson 1 DeIaca, Luciano.
 Accompanying the shifts in ffbeats' is an order which requires every DO liceman to turn in a daily report O
 happenings on his beat. In this re
 port disorderly houses must be listed and the action Of suspicious person!
 must also be reported. Each man o1 | all three shifts is included under tn new ruling.