New Britain herald., 1926-02-02
Police Beats Change

H'+N hNAaNNANp NblN NlhN'A hNiAli parkingi Oaieer Breault, perms- ncnt traflic officer: officers Burns and Jcglinski. traffic and special work, Oflicer Mccarthy, South Side beat; Oflccr MeSsier. North Main street beat; Officer O'Connor, Northside beat; officer Connolly. tWes Side and North Hin beat; Or hcer Keith center beat Ofleer , Doolan. South Hill beat and office; Officer Chabot, Forost\ille night beat, ofiicer Cirvas, day beat. Of- | ticer Thompson, traffic; Officer Me" LauGhln, shift beat days; Officer Norton, traffic work and Eas, Bristol beat; Oficcr McNamco, | Forestville traffic.
 Property Exempt
 According 10 a statement by the assessors today. the tax exempt property in the city this year amounts to s6,62S,467 which jn- cludes public buildings, ceme- tarics, church property, parks and similar property.
 There are t04 persons in the city who are exempt by statute for q certain amount in the grand list. 1 This list of persons is entitled to an exemption on s9S9,752 which ,s divided as follows; Civil war vet | erans and their widows, s3e.79T: World war veterans, S22O,37S; blind persons, s92,50o; Spanish war veterans and their widows, l s14077.
 Important Property Transfers
 Several important property trans fers were completed in this city yesterday.
 Pasqualo Sergi sold the Prospect hotel property on Prospect street to Martin Tanwaszatis of Spring field, Mass. About s35,o00 was in. volved in the transfer.
 John F. Copdon sold the prop erty at the corner Of Laurel and Church streets to John E. Trudon About $24,000 was involved in the transfers.
 Other property transfers were a, foIlws:
 Helen L. Kilduff 10 William NJ
 Shccran. q house and lot on Wood. land street.
 Merton Stedman Lefebrye 10 An,
 ton and Martha Wiegart, a house and lot on Maple street.
 John A. Brundt to Harry J. Shy,
 der, property on Judd street.
 Maria P. Quinlan 10 Nazurt
 CagnoVi. property on Crown etreet
 Chicf Bcldcn's Report
 According to the report of Chie
 Of Police Ernest T. Belden for th'
 month of January, crime is on tn,
 Wano in this city as there wer.
 only 65 arrests during the month
 quito q few less than the average
 for inc last few months.
 The arrests were made for th' following causes;
 Assault and breach Of the peace 1; assault. breach of the peace am . intoXication, 1; allowing dog
 roam at large, 2; allowing dog { road at large and keeping shot : gun. 1 causing delinquency of chi . dren, .; destruction Of park pror
 crty, |; destruction of park pror
 crty and intoNication, 1; disorderi Q house and breach of the pc.cc. f torriCation, 1 gambling. 1: intoxi r cation. 7: intoXication and hreac , of the peace, ?; keeping unlicenso |. dog and dog not properly collare . and tagged, 2; keeping au un licensed and vicious dog and al - lowing dog 10 roam at large, 1 [ keeping gambliuc house, 1; lasciN l iouS conduct and behavior. 1; non
 support, l; non-support and breac ; of the peace, 1; operating 4 moto r vehicle without mufGler. 1; opera' - ing a motor vehicle without opera , tors license, ,; operating n moto l vehicle without having an opera ? ing 9 motor vehicle while licens . was suspended. 1; operating q mo D tor vehicle with improper marker
 and no registration. 1; operating { motor vehicle while under the ir . fluence Of liquor, 1; operating
 motor vehicle while uudrr the ir r tlucnce of liquor and reckless driN i. ing. 1; taking automobile sold c :. conditional bill of sale. 1; theft. | rarrancy, 2; violation Of liquc s law. (; violation Of parking ord
 nance, 4: violation ct rules Of roa, ..
 Q Tho cases were disposed of [ b follows: s:--Adiourned. 2; appealed. r committed 10 iail, 1: forfeited bond ] .l; judgment suspended upon pa. y mcnt Of costs, '; judgment suspcnC '- cd. 9: noled by prosecuting alto I ney upon payment Of costs, l9; pa Il fines. l&; placed on charge of pr' e hation officer, 2; released by chic ;- 2; nolied by prosecuting attorne & 1,
 |; There were two boys and one gi '- NnuGr lW"ntN-OpH years ol dEe a y rostnd during the month. Thcl T ware B complaints investigated. r ,, aulting In twcnty-one arrests, TT ,, police officers found twenty-s l. doors unlocked and made them S - cure, four lost children were four :; and returned to their parents, cigl ]. teen street light were reported 1. not burning. twenty notices we y served for the city; twelve aut [. mobile accidents were investigate A and property to the value of S4 I; was recovered and returned 10 ow l. CTS.
 a, Church Officers Elected
 Officers for the ensuing year