New Britain herald., 1926-06-02

 1; assault. breach of the peace and intoxication. l; breach Of the peace, S; carnal knowledge of minor female, l; defrauding boarding Houes keeper, 2; deliquency for | nication, 1; conducting gambling house, gambling and no poolroom license, 1; intoXication, F; intoxica- . ton and breach of the peace, 1; in- toxicaticn and interfering with off cer, 1; obtaining goods under false |pretences, 2; operating motor ve- | hlcle without license, ?; operating motor vehicle without license and with improper markers, ?: operat- ing motor vehicle while under the influence ot liquor, ?; operating motor vehicle while under the in fiuence of liquor and no operators license, 1: operating motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor, reckless driving. evading responsibil. ity and no operators license, |: reckless driving. 1; reckless driving and violation of the rules of the road, l; taking automobile without permission Of owner, 1; theft 8: theft and vagrancy, 1: using mails 10 defraud, 1; yagrancy. 8; viola ton of parking ordinance, l viola ton of parole. 1; violation of liquor law, Is; violation of rules of the road, 1.
 Seventy-fve complaints were in- testigated during the month and property 10 the amount Of S215 was recovered or found.
 Fifteen boys under T years of age were arrested and no girls.
 K. of r. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Ethan lodge, Knights Of Pythias, will be held tomorrow evening at o'clock in Arcanum hall.
 Lions Club Outing
 Plans are being made for an out ing of the Lions clubs of New Brit ain, Meriden and Bristol at Lake Compounce Tuesday, June 15. The committee in charge Of the Bristol end consists Of Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan, chairnan; W. k. Bowes land Frank Kennedy.
 Supcrnumcrary officer Resigns
 The resignation of Supcrnumerary Policeman Harrison D. Mills of Academy street, Forcstyille, was ac- ccpted last night by the members of the city council.
 Mr. Mills has accepted a position in the Hcald Machine G.. Worces- fer, and is moving his family to that city today.
 sewer for Newell Road
 The city council voted last eve ming 10 lay d sewer in Newell road and the city clerk was authorized to ask for bids, which will be opened at a special meeting to be held on the evening of June b.
 Sailing for Ireland
 John Donneily of Stears street, former city council member and candidate for mayor at the pri- maries last fall, and Mrs. Donnelly left today for New York, from which point they will sail for a three months visit to lIr. Donnelly's former home in Ireland
 To Lecture on India
 A lecture on India will be given at s o'clock Friday evening, June 4, in the Baptist church by Miss Mary Louis Pardee. A special musical program will also be rendered un- der the direction of Mrs. l.. l.. Beach. Elected President of Local Workers
 Al a session Of the Western Mas sachusetts and Connecticut Confer cncc of Advent churches held in Wallingford yesterday, Rev. John Roy Fox of this city was elected president of the local workers.
 The quarterly meeting will be held in August at the Plainvllle camp grounds,
 Requiem High Mass
 A high mass of requiem was cele- hrated at St. Joseph's Roman Catho- lie church this morning at s o'clock in memory of the late Miss Minnie Hynds,
 Graduate as Ndrscs
 Misses Ella Ardella Allaire. Alice Gertrude Maloney, Ann Ellen Gren- nan and Lucy Anna Jackman of this city and Miss Mary Benedicta Lambert Of FOrcstvilIe were among those receiving their diplomas as graduates of the St Francis school of nursing at exercises held in the chapel of the hospital yesterday 
 Police Beats Change
 Tho following police assignments for the month of June were made yesterday afternoon by Chief Ernest T. Belden:
 Captain T. F. Guckin office nights: Sergeant Daniel McGiuicuddy. de- tectiye work; Officer Joseph Strupp. parking; Officer Jeglinski, motor- cycle work; Officer Norton, motor- cycle work in East Bristol: Officer John Ciryes, day shift beat: Officer James McNamee. permanent traffic officer in Forestvillc; Officer John Mclaughlin. day beat; Officer Audie Breault, permanent traffic; Officer Cornelius Connolly, southside beat: Officer Lawrence Dooan, northside heat; Officer James Keith, North Main street beat: Officer Mcssier, west side and North Hill; Officer Ed ward OConnor, center beat: Officer William Thompson, south Hill and office; Officer Victor Chabot Forest vile beat nights; Officer Thomas Mccarthy. shift night beat
 Community Players Annual George S. Beach was elected presi- dent Of the Bristol Community Play CTS association. at the annual meet ing held last evening in the public library. Other officers elected were Frederick B. Scudder. vice. president
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