The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-06
36 RECULA AR STATE
 POLICE NAMED
Several Failed to Pass
 Trial Period Is Indica- ted by List Announced.

Thirty-six men were appointed 'sgUlar state policemen yesterday by the state police commission: Thirteen officers, who have been acting under temporary appointments, as speciaI state policemen. were continued as such, along with four others engaged in other work.
 The appointments announced yes terday were the first regular ones made by the state police commission since the reorganization of the de- the department, except the superin- tendent has been serving under spec ial appointment during a probation ary period. The regular policemen announced in the following list, nave met the requirements of the service during the trial period:
 Regular Members.
 Lieutenant Frank M. Nichols, act ing catain; Acting Sergeant Frank Virelli. Fairfield; Willard E. Bushy, New Haven; Thomas F. Egan, deputy in charge of weights and measures. John F. Marsh. Jr.. Danbury; Leo F. Carroll. Bethel; Frederick J. Hansen. New Britain; John B. Highrain, Wa terbury; Elmer M Young, Williman- tic; Merrill R. Keith, Putnam; Roland G. filling, Winsted; Walter A. Lyme han, Meriden; Thomas E. Reed. Hart ford; Philip T. Pilon, Waterbury; Lavin. willimantic: Wilbur I. Smith, New Haven; Sergeant Walter F. Stiles. Hartford; Howard S. Williams, New Haven; Frederick l.. Preston, Ca naan; Gene Lenzi. New Haven; Louis F. Baker, Danbury; John c. Kel1y, Ridgefeld; Frederick I. Hubbard, Bethel; Russell I. Harmon. Stafford; i; Anthony F. Manion, Danbury; Her bert W. Cleaveland. Plymouth; John r. Eagon. Hartford; Winfield F. Snea, North Haven; Merriss B. Sterling, Middletown; Anthony Tomanio. Nor wich; William V. Hurley, Waterbury, Arthur W. Williams. DanieIson; Ar thur Cone. Hartford; Albert S. Fields, Brooklyn.
 Special State Policemen. Bertram Prentiss of Hartford ana Arthur M. Rutherford of New Brit ain, inspectors of moving picture theatres; Howard A. Elliott, wno IS assigned to the domestic animals de- partment for enforcement of the dog law, and Robert L. Sengle of New Britain, legal aide in the departmen ent. were continued under the classinca- ton of special officers, which. In their cases, does not indicate failure to cannot be classed other than as l special officers. Some of the others who are continued as "specials' are left in that status for reasons other
 The policemen who remained as | special officers are: Edward J. Hickey, Hartford; Michael smith, South Windsor; Thomas F. Leany'
 
 ford; Donald c. Chapman, Stafford 1 Springs; Philip W. Flynn, Hartford Robert D. Mackesson. New Haven William H. Deane. Hampton; Cnas 1 w. Covert, Branford; Bernard R. l Scully, Stratford; Arthur s. Russell | New Haven; James D. Ballantyne, Bridgeport; Harold Miller. Bloom | field.
 Bushy Made Inspector. II Willard E. Buchy of New Haver was appointed inspector, in charge ol | barracks, under the direction o Superintendent Hurley. It will be hi: duty to make regular inspections o1 the different barracks and the mer assigned to them for the purpose o1 assisting the superintendent to ma1n
 tain uniformity of records and co ordination of efforts.
 Suspension Stands No action was taken in the case O Sergeant Arthur N. PineIl. now un der suspension as a result of an auto mobile accident in which he an, Special State Policeman Philip W Flynn recently figured. It is ,proba ! bly as a result of this accident tha Flynn was left on the "spec1a1'' 1is1 More appointments of regular police ! men will be made later.