New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-12-31
POLICEMEN SHIFT
!. TO new TERRITORY
Changes in Beats Announced by
Chief Hart Today

the ensuing three months, the
changes being effective tomorrow.
Among the shifts is the assignment
OF Sergeant P. j. .O'Mara to duty in
the derctiye bureau from 2 p. m.
to midnight, replacing Detective
Sergeant George C. Ellinger, who
returns to the 8 q. m. to p. N.
shift. Chief Detective Sergeant w.
p. McCue remains on the S a. m. to
p. IN. shift and Officer Thomas j.
Feeney will continue on duty from
7 a. m. to s p. m. The desk de-
tails are unchanged. Officers Mi
chael Massey and Thomas Woods
continue on utility duty, with Off
GERS George Moffitt and Fred Wag-
ner on the automobile detail. Off
GERS John G.. Stadler and Daniel
Cosgrove rencin on the liquor en-
forcement detail, Officer w. S.
Strols will have day beat until
til weather permits the use of mo-
torcycles. Officer w. p. Hayes of
TIE motorcycle detail remains on
day duty and Officer Alfred Tan
quay returns 10 a night beat for the
winter.
The day beat assignments are the
following: No. /, Main street. north
of the railroad, a. m. to 4 p. m,
Officer Thomas C. Dolan; No 2,
Main street. south of the railroad.
6 a. m. TO 4 p. NJ. Officer Michael
Meehan No. Ia, Main street. north
of the railroad, 9 a. m. to I p. M,
Officer Charles Anderson; No. "a,
Main street, south of the railroad,
a. m. to 7 p. m. Officer A. c. Wa
lencius: No. 8. Main street. west
side, south OF the railroad, a. m.
to D. M, Officer Walter Malona;
No 4, Railroad Arcade and Church
street. 1880 a. m. to $50 p. m. Of
ficer Clarence Lanpher; No 5. East
Main street, Hartford avenue,
Spring, Union, North and vicinity.
1880 a. n, to $50 p. m, Officer w.
S. Strolls; No. 6, South Main, Park
and Maple, 1880 a. m. to $50 p. m.,
Officer Axel Carlson; No. I. Myrtle,
Grove Broad and vicinity, 1880 a.
m. to $50 p. m, Officer William
O'NIara; No. 9, West Main street
from Cedar street to Black Rock
bridge, 1880 a. m. to $50 p. M, Of
fcer Patrick Meehan: No. 10,
Dwight, East, Chestnut, etc, 1880 a.
m. to $50 p. m, Officer John L.
Carlson. The theater assignments
remain unchanged.
Traffic posts 1 and are COM
bined. Their were formerly City Hall
and National bank corner. Officer f.
B. Kelly will do traffic duty on the
combined posts; Officer Joseph Ken
needy at the South church post; Off
Ger Delbert Veley at Main, Park and
Franklin Square; Officer Hanford
Dart at Main and East Main streets.
On the night shift, the details are
as follows: Beat No. 1. Main street.
east side, from railroad crossing to
Chestnut street. p. m. to a. m,
Officer John Liebler.
No. 2, Main street, west side, from
railroad crossing to Savings Bank of
New Britain; West Main street from
Main to Washington; rear of City
Hall; Court street, 8 p. m. to 6 a. m,
Officer NJ. ]. Moore.
No. g., West Main street from
Cedar to Lincoln; Vine, etc, p. m.
to a. M. Officer Peter McEvoy.
No. 4, West Main street, west of
Lincoln street as far as Black Rock
Bridge, p. m. to a. m, Officer
John Smigel.
No. 5. Myrtle street from Booth
| to Burritt and vicinity, p. M. to
g. M, Officer James Sullivan.
No. 6, Myrtle street from Wash
ington to Grove and vicinity, p. m.
to a. m, Officer Maurice Flynn.
| No. Z, Myrtle street from Grove
to Booth and vicinity, 7 p. m. to 4
a. m, Officer Thomas Blanchette.
! No. s, Broad street, west of High,
and all streets north of Broad, p.
M, to a. m. Officer John Griffin.
No. 8, Lafayette street from Beav-
er to Grove and vicinity. 7 p. N. TO
4 a. m. Officer William ]. Mccarthy.
No. 10, Broad street from Beaver
to High. and vicinity, 7 p. m. to
a, m. Officer William Grabeck.
No. II, Clark street. north of
North street, and vicinity, p. m. to
a. m. Officer Erncst Bloomquist.
No. IL, North street. east of Oak,
and vicinity, p. m. to 4 a. m. Off
Ger Alfred Tanguay.
No. Is. Summer, Spring. Lee.
! Union and vicinity . p. m. to 6 a.
m. Officer Eincenzo Santucci.
No. IA. Smalley street from Stan
ley to East, and vicinity. 7 p. M. to
8. m. Officer Dombrauskas.
No. Is, Elm street. from railroad
to Smalley. p. m. to a. m. Off
Ger John O'Bricn.
No. 16, East Main street from
Main to Elm street, Center Com
rlercial streets, p. m. to a. NJ,
Officer David Doty.
No. II, Main street, north Of rail-
road. p. m. to 6 a. m, Officer
Peter Cabelus.
No. IS, Main street, west side,
north of railroad 9 p. NJ. to a m,
Officer Kozlausllas.
No. 10. Railroad Arcade and
| Church street, p. m. to 4 a. m, Of
f1cer William Poitis.
No. 81. Dwight street. Dwight
| Court, Chestnut, Church and vicin-
| ity. I p. IN. to 4 a. m. Officer John
/ Kennedy.
No %. Stanley street, south of
Park. and vicinity, p. m. to a.
m. Officer George Collins.
No. 2S, Park street from Elm to
Stanley, and vicinity, Q p. m. to a.
m, Officer Anthony Milewski.
No. "a. Whiting street west Of
John, and vicinity, Z p. m. to 4 a..
/ M, Officer Thomas Lee.
No. 25, Franklin Square. South
Main, Locust. and vicinity, p. m.
to a. M, Officer Clarence kumm.