New Britain herald., 1924-05-01
VETERAN RESIDENT
 OF BRISTOL DEAD John August Anderson Lived in
 This City S7 Years POLICE RECORD FOR APRIL i6 Arrests During Past Month-Pub- lie DispIcased With New Railroad sche,lulc-Arrangcmcnts for Amer icani1aiion Day 10 be Made.
POLICE RECORD FOR APRIL

icani1aiion Day 10 be Made. l John August Anderson for S7 years a resident of Bristol died at the home 1 of his daughter Mrs. s. Green of S45 ! High street, New Britain this morn l ing after a weeks illness of pneu- monia. at the age of = years. He is survived by one daughter Mrs. Samuel 1 Green of New Britain, two sons, Albin ] s. and Charles w. of Bristol and three grandchildren, Harry S.. Helen c. and l Emily Nj. Green, two sisters and one brother in Sweden and a sister in Bos- ton.
 l The funeral will be held at his home 1 Burlington avenue. Bristol, Saturday afternoon. Burial will be in West cemetery.
 Dislike Train Arrangement 1 Local people are not too we'll l pleased with the recent changes in the railroad time table, depriying this city | of the two Boston and Waterbury ex- i press trains as the suburban trains, { which replaced the Highland ex- . presses have not had the best of equip l liltlil sb It6ulaT pdt1oio Of the two trains said yesterday that the railroad scrap heap" had been searched to secure the type of coaches i for the replacement trains. The cars are of the style used at least 20 years l ago, according 10 the commuters and 1 fail 10 maintain the high standard of the trains taken of. The trains run 1 10 New Haven instead Of Waterbury and according to a eheckup by local people this week, the patronage from Hartford 10 New Haven has not been anywhere near as great as through this city. An effort will be made by local people 10 secure better service as the patronage between this city. Waterbury and Hartford warrants more trains and better equipment, ac- cording 10 opinions expressed by the commuters.
 s6 Arrests Made
 There were 46 arrests made in this city during the month of April, ac- 'eording to the monthly report of Chief Of Police Ernest T. Belden which was issued this morning. The number Of arrests for intoxication and allied causes was much below that of previous months, which is believed 10 bs due to the effective work of the local police in cleaning up many places where liquor has been sold in the past
 Tho arrests were made for the fol- lowing causes: Adultery l, adultery. abandoning husband and cohabitating with another 1, assault and breach of the peace g, breach of the peace 2, embezzicment by bailee i, employment of minor children under Is 1, fornica- ton i, for Connecticut State hospital at Norwich i. intoxication [, intoxi- cation and breach of the peace 5, keeping vicious dog 1, non-support 1, reckless driving of motor vehicle 2, violation of liquor law { violation of liquor law. assault and breach Of the peace s, violation of motor vehicle law 5, violation Of traffic and disobey- ing signals Of traffic officer |.
 The cases were disposed Of as fol- lows: Continued, 1; committed to jail. 2; forfeited bond. I: judgment suspended, .; judgment suspended upon payment of costs. 2; nolled by prosecuting attorney, 6: nolied by prosecuting attorney upon payment of cost, S; paid fnes, 2s; turned over 10 officer from Connecticut Hospital for Insane at Norwich. i.
 There were two boys under twenty one years Of age arrested during the month. Fifty complaints were inves- tigsted by the department which re- suited in eleven arrests. The police found 29 doors and windows unlocked and made them secure and they found four children and returned them to their parents. Thirteen street lights were reported by officers as not burn ing, 2s2 notices were served for the city and property 10 the value of s75 was found and recovered in addition to the other duties of the department.
 Police Beats Change
 The regular monthly change of police beats went into effect this morning. The beats of tine regular officers for the month Of May are as follows: Captain Gucken. office nights; Sergeant McGillicuddy, investi- gation and detective work: Officer Strup. special work and parking; or ficer Brcault. permanent traffic off, cer: Officer Burns, motorcycle officer: Officer Keith. south side beat: OHi- cer Doolan. North Main street beat; oficsr Mclaughlin, north side beat; Officer Blasi day beat: ohicer Mes sier. west side and North Hill beat: Officer Cirves, South Hill beat and