New Britain herald., 1923-12-01
Kramer sfcCabe


 ing Of the marriage on October 20 fir rlainville Of Willard Kramer of Bank street, Plainville and Miss Helen Me Cabe Of Second avenue. this city.
 Girls Club Dance
 About 100 couples attended the an- nual dance of the Wallace Barnes Girls club last night at the high school gymnasium. Music was played by the New Departure orchestra. Despite the rainy weather, Elks hall drew a capacity crowd last night 10 the weekly whist party for the build ing fund of St. Joseph's church. After the whist program, Sandstrom's or chestra played for the dancing.
 IIks Memorial | Memorial services will be conducted on Sunday night at Elks hall by Bris- tol lodge Of Elks. Forms Mayor Joseph r. Dutton will deliver the ora ton, while the ritual will be given by ENs ted Ruler Albert Lefebtre and officers.
 1 Police Reports ! There were 57 arrests made in this city during the month of November. ! lChief of Police Ernest T. Belden is sued this morning. Liquor was the cause of large number of the ar rests. The arrests made Were for the following causes: Assault and breach of the peace. l: breach Of the peace, S; danger of falling into habits or vice, l: fornication. l. for out of town officers, ?: fugitive from justice. l: intoNication, 10: intoXication and breach of the peace. S; intoxication, breach Of the peace and resistance, 1: keeping a vicious dog, |; kindling fire in woodland, 1; non support. l: operating motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor. 1: receiving stolen goods, 1: reckless driving of motor vehicle, ?; reckless driving of motor vehicle and evasion of respon- sihility. 1; reckless driving of motor vehicle and operating vehicle while under the influence of liquor, 1, theft, :; vagrancy, 3: violation Of liquor law, s; violation Of motor vehicle law. ?.
 The cases were disposed of as fol- lows; Adjourned. g; committed 10 Connecticut Reformatory, 1; commit ted to Connecticut School for Boys. ?: committed to Connecticut School for Girls, I; committed to jail. 8; judg- mcnt suspended, ,: judgment sus- pended upon payment Of costs, .; nolled hy prosecuting attorney, $: nolled by prosecuting attorney upon payment Of costs, 1; paid fines. i7; placed in charge Of probation office, &: released by chief, 2: turned over 10 officer from another state. 1.
 There were eleven boys and one girl under 2l years Of age arrested during the month. The police de- partment investigated il complaints. resulting in ii arrests. Thirty doors and windows were found unlocked and made secure during the month and property to the value of s99S.50 was found and recovered during the month, Twenty street lights were rec ported by officers as not burning snd r. notices were served for tho city.
 Police Brats Change
 The regular monthly change of poe lice beats went into effect this morn ing. The beats of tho regular offi- cers for the month of December are as follows: Captain Guckon. office nights; Sergeant McGillieudy. invcsti- gation and detective work; officer Breault, permanent traffic officer; Ot- feer Strup, parking and special work; Officer Burns, motorcycle work: of- ficer Jeglinski, Sonthsidc beat, Ofh- ccr Ciryes. North Main street beat; Officer Connolly. Northsidc beat: Of- trcr Keith. day beat: Officer Dolan, Westsido beat and office: officer Mc- Laughlin. center beat: Officer Blasi. south Hil beat and office; officer 0 Connor, traffic; Officer McNamee, ForestNille; officer Hessier, change beat.
 Golden Rule Proclamation
 Golden Rule Sunday dinners to save money for the Near East relief are asked by Mayor John r. Wade in a proclamation. issued today. Simple rare, for the Sabbath dinner. follow- ing the feasting Of Thanksgiving Day. is endorsed by the city's executive. Checks for other payments for the relief of the Near East peoples may he made payable to the Bristol Trust company
 City Hall Outing
 Tho annual fall outing of the City hall departments was held this after noon at Pine Lakc. the country es- tate Of Judge William J. Malone. \ here a program of sports and other was enjoyed. X buffet luncheon was served and a program Of dancing completed the days events.
 Chamber Plans Dinner
 Another big dinner event for men is being planned for January as a re- suit of meeting of the Luncheon of the Chamber Of Com merce. So successful was the event Of November goth that demand has been made for another get-togcther Of men.
 The committee havc tn mind speaker whom they are very anxious To bring to this city. man of na- .ional reputation Who is or, Of the pest Of platform orators. having real message for community up-build- ars. The event Hiil undoubtedly be held in the rooms of the Endcc club, and this means that at feast goo can 1c accommodated. although this fiG- gre was not sufficient to take Carc of he reservations desired last month. Tho January gct-together will come during the middle of the month and win bs complete with so- ial features of most interesting s program of entertainmeut hat will he unique and novel. a fine UucheoH menu. musical numbers of