New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

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 During he past year 9,7lo arrests were made in tho police depart. ment. Some of the chief items ol arrest as contained in the report are us follows; Assault, 40; breach of the peace, 94; breach Of the peace and assault, 159; drunkenness @oS; drunkenness and breach Of tho peace, I2l. gambling, lu9; highway robbery, q; keeping gambling ma chimes, .5; misconduct A; nom support -S; theft, go@; trcspassing on railroad proportN 19, throwing ~rou"s W ralJorad trans, 9; )ruancy II; Violating the city ordinances, G42; violation Of thr liquor iaws, 157; violation of motor ohicle laws All; violation of probation, l4; v>o- Iatiou Of parole, Q; violation of state lnsuroure .aws, 1; and violation of narcotic laws. 8.
 During tho year 72 persons were discharged without arYulSnm"ni in police court; 1@@ were discharged ny ,hc court; No were discharged Ky uoUe; l&4S were fined and set- t.I; 91 w,ra commt,rl to nIl; @ll "on. placed on probation" ou were umml o>'" tO thn superior court; 46 N"r. turned oyer 10 ont of town oa.e.rs; were turned over 10 The federal officers anl jui had 1uIg- rn.nt suspcn-rd in 'N.ir eases. Tor Jh. alleged violation Of thr rty ordinances @57 were arrested for parking their automobiles in inc rc- strint"l district. 1"1 for failure to remove snow and lco from sidewalk; i2I for parking al.rmohIIrs on inc s'root all mgh': 10 for parking au- tomoblas ro9 far from the curh and -t 'or disrhargirC fire arms,
 During tho past year All arrests were made for alleged violation of 'hr motor vehicle laws. and of this m0.hor the following led: Reckless i'NnG, 24, operating win license, @7: up operators license or regis rraflon. 2t; operating while under 'HH influence ot liquor, 57; Qpcrat- #u@ car with improper brakes, &4; no capacity markers OH commercial motor vehicle, l; operating without 1 rocis'ration, 1&: operating car without permission of owner II; d4Sooeying traffic officer 15; and passing standing trolley car, l..
 Of the total number Of arrests made during the past year, 1,4S8 were Americans and 1,@29 were for 3Gu"rs, The number Of adults to- tailed 9322 and minors, &HS. The amount of bonds taken totallcd $79.- 41G. of which $GI@26 was in cash and remainder in real estate During thc ycar the patrol wagon was call rd GA times Of which arrests were m1Io in 1T instances, and calls for investigations totalcd 17& times, The patrol conveyed patients 10 the hos pi'al on t,fty-one occasions.
 The miscellaneous report Of Chief Hart showed that meals served to- tailed 2.%07: accidents reported, 400; lost children found and returned, lS>; store windows found open, 346; catch basins reported out of order 3o; dead animals reported and re- moved, Ill; complaints received and . investigated, 3,2@5; complaints ro- sultlng in arrests, 51G. The report Of thn dog warden showrI l9o dogs captured durIng the year Uf this number, 167 We're d'stroy"I; 1G were redeemed uy 'h owner, olo was sold from tine 1o- pound; two were stolen from the Jog pound and three were returned 10 oth,r cities,
 The amount Of money collected from licenses and Hance halls amounted to $4,517. and :r3n thea- ters, $6,4G&.
 The report of t.s work in ''.7 h. tective bureau is as c."a0>: %em- bcr of rompIaiG's r,r.,L I.%@@: involving juycnilra .".. arrs', made. 1.o1l: }aIn- o' a.'umu4.,> recovered, $22.-So; aa'7moal.5 ro-