New Britain herald., 1924-01-31
Arrested Soon After Being Freed
 From LitChiield Jail
HELD ON THEFT, CHARGE
Mayor Wade And Department Heads Discuss City Iiaances-Niss Irene Carroll DIes In Utica. \. Y.-ad- dress on Railroads.

0 when they were captured by Post Y ma st.r Michael Ollie, were arrested on 1 North Main street yesterday afternoon
 by Detective Sergeant Daniel McGilli-
 cIddy and booked on charges of theft I from local stores. The two men were : released early yesterday on probation from the Litchfield jail. where they had been taken after the Pequabuck
 episode and immediately upon their
 appearance here. the local police got busy, as trail of thefts have been at 1 iributed to the two men. The room-
 ing house keeper had been enlisted by the police to gife warning when
 the men arrived to secure their
 clothes from their room. notified the
 officers at once SD that the men were
 booked
 Both men have strenuously denied
 any knowledge Of the breaking Of the
 800 pound safe of ihe Bristol Sales X Service Co. which took place the
 same night as the post office entry, although the police believe that the
 job can be laid at the door Of Ross
 and Brown.
 Ross Is a former New Britain resi-
 dent, while Brown halls from points
 in Kansas and the far west. Both
 men had been employed by the New
 Departure Mfg. Co.,, a short time prior
 to the Pequal,uck affair.
 Continuance until Saturday was de-
 clded upon this morning at the police leourt session in the cases of Koss and Brown, with theft, as further invosti- gation or the time spent by the men
 in this city will be made by the po- lice. Evidence has been secured by
 the local officers that indicates strong ly that the two men were responsible
 for the attempted break at the Forest vile post office a month ago as well 1 as other attempts and entries. Bonds l of $500 have been fixed in each case. l i but as no bond was offered, both men , remained in the local jail today. Discuss fstimta,,
 l Estimates Of the eity's runp.ng tx- pensef of the year were discussed at 1 a special meeting of the city council i last night when tho city fathers went over the departmental reports with
 Mayor John F. Wade. In line with the mayors policy of cutting down as , far as possible without "scrimping" any department the very effort will be ! made to save so that the city may cniojy a pay as you go policy. The savings have been very gratifying to the mayor to date and he praises the cooperation Of his departm ntul heads in making tho reductions in th- p.nses. At last nights nicrting no definite action was taken as these matters wil come up at later grtn- ering for decision.
 Three new iircmen were asked for by Chief John II. Hayes, while ,llicf { of Police Ernest T. Belden asked inf an additional motorcycic policeman. IT, addition to the personnel requests, , the city onicials considered the buy- tng of new motor cars for s9Ncr..l de- partmcnts where tHe work has grown so rapidly that better transportation Is ncc, ssary.
 Irene Carroll
 Irene Carrot, 33 years old. died on Tuesday al her home in Utica, \. F., after short illness. She was born I Ill this city, and alter attendance at i the local schools, entered the employ 2 of the New Departure .dIg. Co. Ait t CT se' eral seais with that concern t sne iett for Lt.ca. Id
 She iea,es ner mother, Mrs. Jane ,'arfUIl. ana four sister. Misses r.in- ma. Jane and i,rancis CarroI, all O. I. { tea, ana Mrs. Thomas hart oi tnis n cdy, and two brothers. Harry Carron of UtIca and Jonn Carroll of Hartford.
 Tine funeral VIII be held Friuay 1n W this c1ty. I,dtiHi Wall be in st. Joseph st U Hteltry. st
 upposg., ,,aiiItss,d Consolidation et
 StrOHgiy opposing railroad consOli- iation so that the .stW fngianu lines would go to tne stronger trunk line Il systtm like tn. New | urk Central N and tHe unsgINan5a. GeOrge stuNtu- h svn, titasuict oI the .,ucIcts ot Saw al l S U. IIa4 tiUIH alIH ., astyiuDtr Ot the tt a,yIroW Iatrsau Ct.aiHItt,y, tod Ut nc c.lts Ot sucn a huse tu the IUcai itfes at Ths DtI-tOi cthnJ sast n4gnt. hc r atultd toe rehabilitation, C, t,,, New h, sa. ...ftu nn,.-. point.rts out the "fecd- O ..s IhetnUus Ut taur 1hc which ,s.atfs stautI tat. U,usr id the talt n trunk Iiu. gers, the auans of '' ife tfats4Vn Cv.Ht ssnl,s, bOw iauuf,I V ierc at HVInc wId be ilanaicd Ia uis- in ant e,ties Wnets the eiU..,r i.u,Tcsts I tne communities gI itHs scottUH NIi 0t t,g so rcaats ttCoL at..,d. | Itigut andnng b. was Oi t4t, .Scw Lngtanu ar Id FOois afa ttrUasa tstc i'aiid.na l'i adsi at pig fcasctIUns oter all rBn lir Nas s:aOWu bg tue speaker, Ja no also fiftistratCd tIsc sdtIHgs Oi lany shippers Uy scndins ih,ir pro tets to tanaua to the Jtand Trunk :. sStssm Tor ue-ttfu suGptitTt. lfc f ettared that tnc New isHg gtara rOads 2. ad pIcnty Ui capital in .>,w Engtand s' 3 draw from to establish a better position and tHat if the roaus are st,en thc opportunities to gct pon theiG feet. New England woLId = 2 lstnefitted t0 e material extend. ~ The speaker uas introduced by harIcs |. ircadway. president or the ristoI NatIOI4ai hauk. who tod of ie various eutei pf1iscs successfully by Air. stevenson and of his lccess as a member of the Storrow ,lnmitts,. Judge $. Russell Mink, ce-pfeslgent ot the club. introduced r. 1readway. After tne talk, ncheon was served.
 Piaying Hartford ! The local high school fNe will play :. le of tae most important games on . schedule on Friday night at the ' aftford hign school gymnasium with as e Hartford quintet as opponents - lc locals have taken tho measure Of