New Britain herald., 1925-01-02


 NlcGillicuddy, investigation and de- tectiye work; Qlficcr Breault, traf- hc; Officer slrup, parking and sps- cial work; Officers Jaglinski and O'Connor, assisting health depart ment; Officer Burns. special work; Officer Keith. southslde beat; officer poolnn, North Main street heat: Of fcer Mclaughlin. Northside beat; Officer Blasi. day beat: Officer Hes slor,, Westslde and North Hill beat Officer o'Connor. conter beat; Offi cer Cirves. South Hill beat and of fee; Officer Conn y, traffic; offi cer Nils Forestville beat: super numerarv officers for the shift beat
 Situation Unchanged
 As far as n W cases go, the local scarlet fever situation remains un changed, according to an announce ment of Health Officer Joseph l Woisard this morning Several of the afflicted persons who have been included on the roster of suspected cases, while cultures were being ana lyzed, have been assigned 10 the positive lists and a complete quar- antine enforced. These cases have developed mainly through infection from other members Of family so that no snread of the malady is shown. The vigiant efforts of the health board are beng maintained. however. Several people assigned to isolation hospitals out of town. have been discharged ard will re turn to their homes this week, ac- cording to advices from relatives. Only a few Of the eases were of the harsher type but even these are re- spending to treatment In a satisfac. tory manner, according to the physl- clans.
 CeItics Win
 Playing a peer'es game, the Orig inal Celtics of New York, scalped the West End quintet last night at the new high school gymnasium by score Of S6 to 26. The visitors played rings around the locals, as expected, the first half ending with a score of 22 to 2. In order to make matters more interesting, shifts in the lineups were made and the ad- dition of Tarlm to the locals made a big difference. At various inter- vals the Celtics would keep the ball in pretty pass work all around the floor, showing the complete mastery of the five.
 Pittsfield Loses The local high school quintet on Wednesday night defeated the strong quintet from Pittsneld, Mass. by a score of Is to 7. Roth teams played strong guarding game but long shots by the locals decided the con- test. The visitors are considered one of the leading contenders for the championship of the Bay State and last year defeated the locals when the Bristol five made a barn. storrning trip through Massa chu. sets.
 To Hold Police Fall Plans for the second annual police ball, which will be held in this city in the near future, will be formulat. cd at meeting of the police com rnissioners and Chamber of Com. merce officials in the city building this evening at 7:30. It is planned to make this years ball as elaborate as laT years affair.
 The police ball was the most sue, cessful event Of Its kind ever held ir this city. Proceeds will go to ths policemens pension fund.
 Property Transfers
 Joseph W. Fries, William J. Friel and George W. Hull have sold tc Charles C. Crocker, a lot on Farm. ington avenue.
 James Mcdonald has sold tc Douglas k. Warner property on Mid, dle street,
 William J. Fries Joseph ". Erie, and George W. Hull have sold tt Edward Reimer lot on Farming ton avenue.
 Property Attached
 Property of Adolph and Francis Eeindi1eisch on Locust street has been attached by Constable Joseph w. Harding in suit brought against them by the Bristol Lumber Co, for $l7ooe, The plaintiff is represented by Judge S. Russell.
 Exit 1924 Markers.
 The use of 1924 markers in this city are absolutely "verboten.O 4 few automobile drivers discovered this today when they appeared or the streets patroled by policemen with the old markers. They were immediately sent to the police sta ton where they were told to appear before the prosecuting attorney to. morrow morning.
 The law in regard to markers was not enforced yesterday in order tc give an opportunity to all drivers 10 change numbers but today al, officers are enforcing the law.
 New Years Celehrators Fined.
 Too much New Years eve cele. bration caused Fred Beach and Ed ward Olson to land in the tolls ot the police early yesterday morning following an all night celebration in a restaurant on School street They were arraigned before Judgc Joseph M. Donovan in the city court this morning and he fined Olson S2; and costs and Beach s5 and costs
 Four others were arrested at the same restaura1t Iater yesterday morning and they will be tried ir the city court tomorrow.
 Beard of T"alth N0ctinG. 7 Detailed rep ITS of the work dur ing the recent scarlet fever epidemic and plans for th- proposed isolaNor hosp tai will be d'scu-sed at tht regular monthly meeting of the L-ard of hr"'th in in caunci cha-1hcr Of the city hall ths eve n.ns at o'clock. Slvc.a d otrer i'm