New Britain herald., 1926-04-07
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OFFICER ON DUTY
 ONE HOUR EARLIER
Extra Protection to Be Given on
 Saturday Nights

patuluuJ lnouto PAY IF NO ARREST MADE Changes in Police Regulations Made
 Last Night-Anothcr Truck Driver
 Fincd-Daptist Church Concert
 Program-Brlcfs.
 The extra Saturday night consta- ble during the summer months will go on duty one hour earlier this year than in the past, according to the police regulations given the local constablcs by First Selectman Will liam J. Johnson at their meeting last night During tho winter months Constable F, w. Furrey is the only officer on night duty, but between April 1 and Oct. l an eX- tra man works on Saturday night to l take care of accidents and similar ! week end occurrences, the other Six constables taking turns at this duty.
 In the past this special man has gone on duty at o'clock and been relieved at o'clock Sunday morn- | ing. He will in the future begin his rounds at o'clock, as 1t has been found that plenty is liable to hap pen during the hour from 7 to s o'clock, especially when weekend tourists and drinkers begin to cut up The double officer system all lows the extra constable to leave the center and attend 10 accidents, fights or other disturbances, while the regular man remains 10 watch the business section.
 Another change made in the reg ulations this year gives the officers pay in cases where they are called out but find no cause for arrest. Hitherto they have been reimbursed only if an arrest was made. but now they will receive sl each time they answer q call, regardless of whether or not an arrest follows,
 Truck Driver Fined
 Another truck driver, the son Of Hyman Dunn of Bristol. was fined in the local court last night. being assessed $l5 and costs It was his second offensc, the state police hav- ing arrested him for overlooking twice within the past month. He was defended by Attorney Charles r. Conlon, while Grand Juror Will liam J. Foran presented the case against him.
 Accepts Position As Soloist
 Mrs. Frank Usher has accepted q Congregational church in Hartford , Last summer she resigned a similar , position at the Prospect Methods
 church of Bristol and has been rest
 ing since that time. Mir. Usher 1
 one of the best known soprano solo , ists in this part of the state, , Baptist Church Concert , A concert of high merit will b.
 rendered by the Everyman's Bibl
 class orchestra of New Britain, witl
 assisting artists, at the Plainvill
 Baptist church on Friday evening q
 o'clock. The principal feature 0 , the evening will be the cornet solo by Miss Anna Howarth, lady cor nctist, said to he the only one in tn, a,ate, Miss Howarth is a capabl ' 4- 3,, y,t ,f
 for musical programs.
 Readings will be rendered by Nils U Fife Carlton, who is popular in To | cal circles as well as in neighborin
 cities for her pleasing renditions Il Miss Emma KalWat of New Britai, | will sing several songs, and Charle n Gladden., also of New Britain. vii 0 give an exhibition of club swinging. The orchestra, which is compose | of IS 10 20 pieces, has been tn
 boast and pride of the Everyman' t Rible class of New Britain eve '" since it's organization and is now on ]. of the leading musical organization d in this part of the state. It ha $ given many programs and concert s. for welfare and charitable purpose '' from time 10 time.
 l, The leader of the orchestra l, Charles H. Clarkson, an old-tim
 handmastcr. MT. Clarkson has bee
 leading bands and orchcstras ft
 more than 25 years and was the ol
 ganizer of the New Britain Boy V club band, which consisted of 2 pieces. The musicale will he give n under the auspices of tho Men % Bible class of the local Bapti
 church. The program will be as 10 10 lows:
 " Part 1
 1e Hymn, "AmeriCa"
 l- F. R. C. Orchestra and Audience nNyI