New Britain herald., 1925-05-01

 room, Committee reports and elee- 1 tions to i'll vacancies, caused by resignations, will be among the matters taken up.
 Funeral of Miss Brown
 The funeral of Miss Anna Brown was held this morning at S:S0 o'clock from her home al 2lS West street A solemn high mass Of re- quiem was celebrated at o'clock by Rev. Oliver T. Magnell at St. Josephs church, Burial took place in St, Bernards cemetery in Rock vile,
 Many Dogs Licensed By far the largest number of dogs ever licensed in any one day were licensed at the office of the city clerk yesterday when l77 dog ! licenses and two kennel licenses were issued, making the total number of dogs licensed so far this month 9l9. f Today is the last day on which dogs can be licensed without having q penalty added and in order 10 ac- commodate those who have not licensed thGi< dogs Inc office Of the city clerk W1g be open continuously until o'cITsE tonight
 Board H Health Meeting
 The regular meeting of the board of health will be held in the council ba ,C ,t IaI ming at o'clock when several im- portant matters will be acted upon. It is expected that q successor to Dr. A. w. Sutherland who resigned us 8 member of the board of health. will be considered in an informal way and that an appointment will be made al the meeting of the city council next Tuesday night,
 Sl Arrests in May
 There were S4 arrests made in this city during the month Of May, &C., coring 10 the monthly report of Chief of Police Ernest T. Belden is- sued this morning. or this number @9 were arrested for failure to pay their personal tax. The arrests were made for the following causes: Breach of the peace, |; escaping from officer, failure to pay per- sonal tax, 39; for out of town offi- cors, l. intoXication, g. intoxication and breach of the peace, 2; lascivi- ous conduct, }; operating motor ve- hicle under the influence of liquor, 1; permitting animal 10 go at large, l; reckless driving of motor vehicle, l2; vagrancy. 6; violation of liquor law, .; violation of motor vehicle law. ,.
 The cas"s were disposed of as fol- lows; Adjourned, 2; committed to jatl 3; discharged l; judgment sus- pended, l judgment suspended upon payment of costs, II; nolled by prosecuting attorney, IS; noled by prosecuting attorney upon pay ment of costs, S3l; paid fines. II: placed in charge of probation off cor |; released by chief, 6; turned over 10 out of town officer, ]; turned over to relatives. l. Ther" were four boys under 21 years of age arrested during the month. Forty-eight complaints were investigated during the month re- suting in 10 arrests. There were 50 doors and windows found un- locked and made secure by the off, cers and two lost children were found and returned 10 their parents. Fourteen automobile accidents were investigated and @ street lights were reported by officers as not burning. In addition to the other work, inc police department served @1 notes for the city and found and recovered property 10 the value of $50.
 Police Beats Change The regular change of police beats went into effect this morning. The following are the beats of the reg ular officers; Captain Gucken. office nights; Sergeant McGiuicuddy, in- Ves.igation and detective work; Offi- ccr Broault, permanent traffic off, ceT officer Strup, parking and spe- cial work; Officer Burns, motorcycle work; Officer Jaglenski, motorcycle work; Officer Messier Southside beat; officer O'Connor. North Main street beat; Officer Clrvcs North Side beat; Officer Connolly, day heat; officer Keith West Side and North HiI beat: Officer Doolan, cen fer heat; Officer Mclaughlin, South Hill beat and office; Officer Blesi, traffic, officer NcNamee, shift beat, Church to Hold May Day Frolic
 The church school of the Prospect Methodist church will hold a birth day supper and May Day frolic in the church this evening. The supper will he served at 6:&O and will be followed by an ,u;"rujnment at 7:45 in tho chapel Several unique fea- lures hRvo been arranged for the en- t.rtajUmon'
 Building Permits Issued
 Superintendent of Public Works ''srar Anderson has issued build l0g permit 10 pomouick Serafna for lhe erection of a lg-car garage on T.rry}i'r avenue 10 cost S2,nU0.
 A building permit has been issued 10 Edwin $. Nmond for the erection Of q ono ear garage on Walnut Road to cost $g5o.
 Permission has been granted to lacub F. Kurand for the erection of an a13nion 10 a house on Gridley str,.t 10 eos, $i5oQ.
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