New Britain herald., 1925-12-02

der consideration toward the issu. Qnce Of q roster Of the 1926 mem- hcrship. The enrolment Of several more members is expected within short time, and the prospects are bright for 1926 membership of at least 400 This will constitute the chambers high water mark since It's four years ago,
 Tho roster will contain the names of practically all Of the leading mer- cantilc firms, the industries and many of the civic leaders of the city.
 Chamber members who have places of business a'c being offered for prominent display the brass emblem of tho Chamber. carrying the warning against solicitations that are not endorsed by the Chamber Of Commerce,
 pOii"e Activities For November
 There were exactly loo arrests made in this city during the month Of November, according to the monthly report of Chief of Police Ernest T. Bcldeu. Tho greatest number oi arrests were for viola ton ot the rules of tho road and violation Of the parking ordinances while only four arrests were mad" directly as q result Of intoNication. Tho arrests were made for the fol- 1 lowing causes;
 Assault. r. assault aul breach Of the peace 2; assault with q danger ous weapon and breach of tho peace, 1; breach of the peace. IT,; breach of the peace and keeping a l lisordcrly house, |; e1adinG re sponsihility, 1; gambling, z; intoAi- cation, 3; intoXicaton and breach Of the peace. 1; interfering with an officer. r. larceny i; non support 2; operating a motor vehicle while un- der the influence Of liquor, 1. op- rratiuG a motor vehicle under the Influence of liquor and with dciNc-
 tive brakes, l. operating with de-
 fcCtivo brakes, 1: operating without
 a license or registration, i; operat-
 ing without license. l: reckless thriving, {; reckless driving and ai- tempting 10 cNade responsibility, ];
 rape, r. trcspassins on railroad
 property, :; yagrancy 1; violation oi
 the liquor laws. 14; violation of the liquor laws and resistance, 1: viola ton of the liquor laws and running
 q gambling house. 1; violation o' the parking ordinance, IS: violation
 of tho rules of the road, 13.
 Tho eases were disposed Of as fol- lows: Adjourned, B. appealed, l.
 bound ovor to higher courts, i committed 10 jail, 3; judgment sus' pended 1 judgment suspended upor
 raymcnt of costs, 4 nolled upor
 payment of costs. g.; nollcd with
 out costs. 1G; placed in charge O
 probation officer, {; paid fines, c4 released by clinf 4; turned over tc out Of town officers. 9.
 , Five boys under 21 years of az
 were arrested during the month
 There were 51 complaints investigat
 cd hy the department which result
 ed in II arrests. Twenty doors an' windows were found unlocked am
 the officers found two lost children There were i street lights reporte' Ivy tho officers as not burning am the police department were calle | upon to invcstiEat" 70 automohiI , accidents during the month. Prop , crty to tEn value Of si,5o0 was als
 found and recovered by the depart f mont and 110 notices were serve for the city.
 Police Beats Change
 Thc regular change of police beat f. went into effect yesterday. Tn
 beats of the regular officers are no' , as follows: Captain Gucken, offic 1 nights; Sergeant McGillicudy, inves ' tigation and detective work; Office . Strupp, parking; Officer Breaul . permanent traffic officer; Office r Burns. traffic and motorcycle work s Officer Joginski. motorcycle work c Officer Mclaughlin, parking an | traffic; Officer Doolau. southsid - beat; Officer Cirves. North Mai
 street beat Officer Connolly, nortf f side beat: Officer Mcsscr, day hea' To Officer O'Connor, wcstsidc an s North Hill beat; Officer Thompson T center beat; Officer Mccarthy, Sout II Hill beat and office; Officer KcitI [. traffic; Officer Chahot. ForestVil
 beat; Officer McNamcc, Forestvil O traffic; Officer Parry, shift beat; O Il ticer Norton. motorcycle and traft II work in East Bristol.
 Il To Investigate Health Bill O At the city council meeting la If night. a final bill from formt '- Health Officer J. l. Woisard WI n presented amounting 10 s75o,o7. IT n bill includes items for trausportatio
 clerk hire, telephone charges, tell 'S grams and incidontals. It was [" y that this bill was somewhat larg' r than was justitiabe, and 1t was r d ferrcd 10 the caims committee ft ~ investigation.
 v SciChCprCy Post EntCrtains u The members of Rau-LockC pos y American Legion, were cntcrtain' 'H by the local unit of the Legion Ia
 night in Legion hall. Several Coun
 and state officers were present In n, ,,, dition to the Hartford guests. Aft " tho business meeting a social pr c gram was presented and lunch W served.
 County Secretary tn Speak = Miss Elizabeth Rogers, seCreta