New Britain herald., 1924-06-02
AUTO INJURIES MAY
 HAVE CAUSED DEATH
Caslno Lesia, Struck Month Ago,
 Dies at Age Of D
DRIVE IS ID BE CONTINUED
6i Arrests Made During Month of May-Joscph kiah Tined ss00 aud sentenced 10 5ail-Eeichc-perley Encagymcnt Announced.

Encagvmcnt Announced.
 Cosmo I.egia. 5U years old, an cm- ploye of the public works department for he last 10 years died al his home on Highland court last night after short illness. He wss injured a month aso by rn.tor car while en- gagged in his dulie. Of street sweeping and il is thought that that shock and accompanying injurles proved too sc- were a strain, He WAS a native Of Italy hut had lived many years in this city. He leaves wife and son in Italy and a nice. in Windsor Locks. Tn. funeral arrangements are in charge of Undertaker Thomas r. O'Bricn, who is awaiting word from relatives. Mir. I.eria vas well known through his connection with the public works department and was familiarity called "Ruebird.
 Will Discus. Drive.
 An important meeting of team captains .nd workers in ih. commu- nity Chest campaign Ntll he held to- afternoon st o'clock in Elks hall. This will take the form of an afternoon tea, The object Of this meeting is 10 discuss frankly the situation confronting these engaged in raising in. funds for tho Commit rity ehest.
 6i Arrests During May.
 There were sl arrests m this city during the month ef May, according 10 the monthly report of Police Chief Ernest T Eelden issued this morning, The largest number of arrests were mad. as the result of breach Of the peace. The arrests were made for the following causes: Asault and breach et the peace, 1T; hreach of the peace, 10: danger o' falling into habits of vice. q incarriEihle, 1; intoyication. 5: obtaining money under false preten- se. |. obtaining money under false pr,tenses and emhe"siement hg hailse 2; reckless driving of motor vehicle 5; rrckle.. driving of motor vehicle and no operators license. .; theft. ! riding mrycie on sidewalk. I; violation of liauor law. (; violation Of motor se- hlcl. laa. &: traffic violation, (; vile 'ul injury 10 private property 1.
 Inc rases were disposed of AZ fol- lowsg Appealed i; adjourned, 5; con. tinued, |; committed to Florence Crit tendon Home. i: iailed, s; judgement suspended + judgement suspended ID on payment of costs, :; nollcd by prosecuting attorney. (: nolled by prosecuting attorney upon payment of costs. .o: paid fines. 90; in charge Of probation officer. i bonds 10 support fainily,I.
 There were boys and girls under pcnty orc years of age arrested dur ng the month. Fifty two complaints were received by inc police depart nent resulting in i6 arrests. Thre. est children were also found and re- turned 10 parents.
 Police Beats Change.
 The rtEulsr monthly chanFe of DO. ice beats went into effect this morn nc. The folloring are the beats or he regular officers for the month of lune: Captain Gucken. office nights. Sergeant McGillicuddy. investigation md detective work. Officer Sirup, special work and parking; Officer 8reaul. permanent traffic: Officers Burns and JaFiinski. motorcycle torls Officer connolly southside 4sat. Officer kaith. North Main grnst hest. Officer Dooian. Northsids peat, Officer Mclaughlin. day heat. officer filssi. westside and North tHn beat. Officer Ja5iinsii. center ,est: Officer Hrssier. South Hirl beat md ofics. prir.r McSsmes. rors-t. lille. Officer 'irves. traffic
 Fond Jumper Returned.
 Joseph kish sho fad from ila .ty following his arress on February ,1 in connection Eifh liquor iaH sio- atiors at cs Meadow street. where ,s was employed by Paul Spoonef nd others was fined ssOG and sen- encsd to Jaii for so days by Judge x. J Malone af the police court ses- ion this rnorninr. Thief Ernest q. seiden learned that kiat was in Bangor. Maine. las' -eeK and nefi- lsd frank wisbne.ki. who had gwen 7ands 10 inc csfent cf si .gnh of hi. vh -rra bouts. Nishueski and sup r. 7un1.rary pI.car John Freshman ipft or si,ine ou Thursdsv and returned f~re y-.i -riar ritb fh~ir man.
 Judgment ~7= suspended in The zss of Prank Eraptou. t1srrrd TliN -acl.lrss driving and motor vehicle Indrr fhe iurusucs of iiquor. He .as involved ia zr sreidsut on Tark st-s-t on eifnds- afternoon.
 Harold F. White failed to srr-ar sh,n his r4s7 ~a. raIied in conner ton eF'h 2 motor car seriarn' ou snnssv snI his bend cf tien -as for feitsd.
 Tr=7r-frrrf snunpnreI
 Amour --r1isnt as n. engagement of Miss Ia T-rtra rsrlsy. instructor ef T3uriish st th- sirh school and Super i7tsndsrt of Schools Earl s. Hs;crs. The w.dsinr 1t1i take place inc latter rzrt cf trfs n1snth
 VII seTse scntencrs
 JesrrH Z-rmar ard Msz Phillips. both charged wfth liquor 1sw tiela- ,iors Haesfsd thssr appeals ibis morn inr Hud wSra taken to tte county tail by Detective -se rzesat Daniel Nc to serve their 90 day terms l4anan couducied a smoksshop on Laurel street while Phillips has s tailor shop on Prospnrt street
 IIE< Gafi1er
 Tasf Ex4Itad Eriiefs oY Brisfol 4adeA of F.1ks. beaded by Bsirict lbe- putty Grand Exalted ,I:uier Thomas {. Tracy attended the gathering of the Psst Exsited Rulers association on Sunday st ocean Teach. Sez Iondon. Among those -fo attended were I'as IsxaItsH Eufers James Is Murray.