New Britain herald., 1924-02-01
Only % Arrests Made in January,
 Chief Belden Reports
PATROLMEN ARE ASSIGNED
Blaze at John r. Wade School-Em- ployes' Health Protective League Has Over $500 Membeis-Parent- Teachers Association Meets Tues.

arrests were made. Of this number
 three were boys under majority
 Forty-seven complaints resulted ir
 nine arrests. There were 3S doors
 and windows found unlocked and six ! lost children were returned home i Twenty-nine street lights were re-
 ported as out and 162 stret notices
 were served for the city clerk s office. Property to the value of s25
 was found by the officers and turned 1 in.
 The assignments of patrolmen for
 the present month follows: Office, nights, Captain Thomas Gucken: in-
 Nestigation work. Detective Sergeant | Daniel McGilicuddy; special traffic work, Officer Joseph Strup: perma-
 nent traffic officer Aldie Breault:
 southside, John Blasi: North Main street, James Burns; northside. Henry Jaglinski; day beat, John Ciryes;
 westside and North hill, Cornelius Connolly; center. James Keith: South hill and office, Laurence Doolan:
 traffic, John c. Mclaughlin: Forest vile, James MacNamee; change beat, Officer Messior.
 MIalone's Boat Used
 Recovery of the bodies of George Bradley and Helen Baldega yesterday afternoon was aided materially by a
 boat from Pine lake. the preserve of Judge William ]. Malone, after a boat { leaned by Mrs. Evaletta Taplin Of stafford avenue had become leaky. The judges boat was carried a dis tance of over mile 10 the scene of the tragedy and Immediately gave the police and iiremen an opportunity 10 float over the spot where the victims had gone down. With lights from the National Marine Lamp company and graphing hooks the bodies were quickly located.
 school on Fire
 Squad \ was called out at o'cock this morning 10 the John r. Wade school off King street to eNtinguish q blazing chimney. Fine discipline was maintained by the teachers who had the children lined up, ready fo respond 10 the fire drill summons but the quick work Of the fremen made it unnecessary To turn tho youngsters ont into the chilly air. No excite. ment was apparent among inc per. sonnel Of tho school as assurances were given by tho teachers to the children that no danger existed and go panic ensued. Superintendent Of Schools Karl A. Reiche and School Attendance officers rushed to the school when the fire call came in, 10 assist in maintaining order. if ncces. sary.
 Health I.eapur Growing
 The fact that there are over 2 .5nn members ~f the Empioycs Health frotcctiyf league was made known last night by President Samuel I, Large at q meeting or the officers, the board Of managers. and the mrm. Lers or the shop committees. This meeting was held in inc rooms Of the Wallace Barnes Gpt-Togcther club [ last night. and was attended by a large number or men rcpresrntinr every industry in town.
 V Was a mc,ting of committeeman. { which meeting has become an ap- nual event following as ii does the annual mumbrrship drive and the sale or fhriStm9s scatS. very pleasing musical program had been provided for hy the committee in sharre. and numbers were very pIcas- ngly rendered by matc atiartqt consisting or Gaylord Took. galpl, ioerfs. William GEiham and Ar- hur I"pson. So enfoyable wprr .hcs" numbers that the singers were obliged to givn several encorcs and A fft fsF assf or their contribution towards fhe success of the evening.
 ln his remarks President Iarrp dated that the icagu" was able to are for aii inc casrs of tnbrrculosis ,f this rity 10 the sxteui fhat if 'orid assist as far as tho state is abfe !" care for patients in the stafr sgus- oria. President l.arga stated that hc treasury is in excellent condition s result nf thp spiruIid response mad" to the apprai Tor Hcmi,rrs. In lis cOnncctinn he rcTcrrcd to the rrE helpful support Eispu to th. up, cm"nt by tHc manufacturers Of bis .iiy. who. for every empfovr .ho if"conrs a member oH"rs Co pay ar Of tA' membership fee. TFe aGut has at tie command sufn Of ioncy that wiIl enable fl to sio yctr iffrtiFc work this coming year. and 'ith 'arsr membership g ,tr1 toH- ic light siIou'd ht posss.bfc against Ic great white piarrir.
 i'residFnt Large spoke or tho cn.r- V" work of th" shop ru'nmittaps. lese committees representing tts ag5ie in several industrial rtarfs ,4+ ristol
 toi. Of thanks was exfeu3eH is le Wallace Iisrnes ,-oupany for tbe 1erinz Of tlfa c1ub ru0fas far Inc eniug session. as well sa 10 fbs leinbers Of ths mare quartet.
 Following -hp business sessioii oae present enjoyed Lowing. pool. 1d card playing. and very fine 8fiet tunc5eou was served iu tbs isJ ueIt root1s.
 Mr. IsueiIts. Co SptaL . fhs Ft Fthrusry nTest fling Uf the F.J- al Hill Par,s.; Teachers assnt.iaiioo i1 lst htld a-.t Tuesday erenine st o'clock in tbr assembly room or tb. sderai Hil school < very fine pro- am l1as been worked out for this .etiHg. and af persons of tlfe dis i,1 Interested ir child welfare work .otid fnske it point to attend. The srs Gktr or The ssen. e yf1 bs
 w. i'rsbee. sur,arintenaeut Of tbc e-t HarforI =caoofs. whose subject .H i,e -S hBoI s1rtrys. He ri8 E 0f th" stsr,ey recently romristed
 Wet Hartford. and. of the issne- isi rcsnits Of it.