New Britain herald., 1924-07-01

iunioF MaTksEs and as the local leader Nill haze the assistance el about 26 well known yeuRs Nomea who are already volunteering their services
 Under the chaiFmanship of D, W, Page, the hospitality committee will endeayor ta extend the hand Of wel- come and spirit Of Bristol good fel- | lOwship to The visiting talent.
 la Juveniles Arrested in June There were eight hays and two girls under sl years of age arrested dur= ' ing the month, f0TlyrthFee complaints were investigated during the month. resulting in eight arrests Eighteen doors and windows were found nn- locked and made secure and three lost children were found and returned 10 their parents, 0nieers reported Ave street lights as not burning and prop- eriY to The value of sso,7a was found and recovered during The month by the department, In addition 10 its ather duties, The deparlemnt served sA notices for the city.
 Police Heats Change
 The regular monthly change of DO. lice beats went into effect this morn Ing, Tho following are ihe beats Of the regular officers for the month of July; Captain Gueken, office nights: Sergeant MeGillieuddy. investigation and detective work; officer Strup. parking and special work; Officer ltreaillt, permanent traffic officer; Of- feers Burns and Jaglinsk. motorcycle work officer ciryes southslde beat: officer Connolly, North Main street Leat, onfieer Keith, Northside beat; officer Do0lan, day beat: officer Mc- Laughlin, West Side and North Hill beat; Officer Alessier. South Hill and office beat; officer Rlasi. center heat; Officer MeAamee. Forestvilie: Officer o'connor, change beat.
 Police Report
 There were 70 arrests made in this city during the month of June. &C., cording to the monthly report of Chief of Police Ernest T. Beiden, is- sued this morning. The arrests were made for the following causes: As- sault and breach of the peace. q: conducting a gambling house. 2; con- dneting gambling house and gambling on pool table. G.. breach of the peace. 2; danger Of falling into the habits of vice, 2; embezzlement. l: gambling, .; harboring and keeping an un- licensed dog, 1; insane, 1: intoxica- ton. l; intoxlcation. assault and breach of the peace, 1: intoxication and breach of the peace, 3: lascivious conduct and fornication, 1; non-sup- port, l; obtaining money under false pretenses, l; obtaining money under false pretenses, false representation of stock and embezzlement, 4; operating motor vehicle under the influence of liquor, 2; operating motor vehicle un- der the influence of liquor and reck- less driving, 4: reckless driving of mo- tor vehicle, 5; riding bicycle on side- walk, l; vagrancy, 1; violation of food law, 5; violation of liquor law, 9: vio- lation of motor vehicle law. {; viola ton Of traffic rules, 1; theft, l.
 The cases were disposed of as fol- lows: Adjourned, 5; appealed, |; com. mitted to jail, G; discharged, ?; for feited bond, 1; judgment suspended, |: nolled by prosecuting attorney, |: nolled by prosecuting attorney upon payment of costs, IL; paid fines, 35; placed In charge of probation officer, 1.
 Funeral of Mir. Hinchcliffe
 The funeral of Charles Hinchcliffe of 96 Woodland street was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Ad- vent church where services were con- T-L. n Fox.' Burial was in the West ceme- tery Military honors were extended by Harold F. Emmett Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars.
 Will Build Addition
 Permission was granted this morn- Ing to the Bristol Grain and Supply Co, by Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson for the erec- ion of an extensive addition to the present. grain house on North Main street. The changes will include tho of five store fronts at cost of about s12,0OO.
 Bristol Briefs
 Officer Lawrence Doolan has re- tuned his police duties after a To-day acation.
 John Brennan of 1e6 Grove street will leave today for New York where ie will spend several days.
 MT. and Mrs: William DonnelIy of igourney street have left on a motor rip to Canada.
 J. Vincent Donovan of the law of- ces of Judge Joseph M. Donovan is pending a vacation at New London. Miss Jennie Mullins has returned 0 her home in Stafford Springs after pending several days at the home of lr. and Mrs. Francis D. Mullins of 'ratt street.
 All of the city offices will close on friday for the holiday.
 Lester Benoit of the Crane Valve o., of Bridgeport is spending several avs at his home on Cemetery avenue. Miss Azilda Hebert of Center street, ssistant supervisor of music in the peal schools will weave next week for
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