New Britain herald., 1926-08-02

rests were made by the police de- partment, S6 of this number being automobile operators who had violated some motor vehicle law. The following shows the causes: As- sault, 1; assault and breach of the peace, 4; breach of the peace, 4; fornication, ?; intoxication,. g; in- toxication and breach of the peace, 6; non-support, 1; operating car under the influence of liquor. and reckelss driving. 1: operating a mo- tor vehicle with device on muffler, 1; operating motor vehicle without op- orators license. 2; alien possessing gun, 1; reckless driving. 10; reckless driving and passing a standing troll ley car, l; theft, f trespassing on private property. 1; resistance and breach of the peace. 3: unlawful discharge of fireworks, $; vagrancy, ?; violation of liquor law. 6: viola tion of parking ordinance. s; viola tion of rules of the road. g.
 Disposition was made as follows: Appealed. 1: committed 10 jail, 8: continued, 4 forfeited bond, l; judg- ment suspended, l; judgment sus- pended on payment of costs. 10: nolled by prosecuting attorney, 5; nolled by prosecuting attorney on payment of costs. 3S; paid fines, 25: probation officers charge, 2; released by chief, 2; turned over to Plainville officers. 1.
 Two boys under q years of age were among the nmuber arrested.
 Number of complaints investigated by officers, 94; number of arrests from complaints, 23; number of doors found unlocked and secured. 14; number of lost children found and returned to parents. 3; number of street lights reported not burn ing, fl; number of notices served for the city, S1; number of auto ac- cidents investigated by officers. 2S; value of property recovered and re- turned to owners, $50.
 Police Beats Change
 Police beats for the month Of August were changed yesterday and the following assinments made: Captain Thomas F. Guckin. office nights; Detective Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy. investigation and de- tective work; Officer Strup, parking; Officer Breault, permanent traffic of- ficer at corner of Main and North Main streets; Officers Burns, Jeg- linski and Norton. motorcycle work; McNamee. permanent traffic officer, Forestville; Officer O'Connor, shift beat. days; Officer Mccarthy, shift beat nights Officer Thompson. south side beat; Officer Cirves, North Main street; Officer Connolly. north side beat; Doolan, west side. and north hill beat; Mclaughlin. center beat: Messier, South Hill beat and office Chabot, Forestville. nights. Returns to Duty Officer Lawrence Doolan, who has been on leave of absence for the past sevaral weeks, resumed his duties on the police departmen last night.
 Wine Figures in Collision
 Francesca Mastrobone of 74 ! Barnes street, was arrested at 12:S0 a. m. Sunday on Park street, after small truck which he was driving had collided with a parked car owned by Morris siegal of s4 South street and swerved across the road and struck a car operated by An gelino Segretto, which was proceel- ing eastward on Park street. All cars were damaged and Mastrobone cut about the face by flying glass from the windshield. He was taken to the Bristol hospital where his cuts were attended to and where he received a visit of Chief Belden in structing him to appear in court to- day. A 10-gallon keg of wine, found i in his truck after the accident was confscated.
 | His case will be heard in the city court this afternoon. at which time he will be charged with reckless driving and transporting liquor.
 Largest in World With the completion of the new additions to their forge plant. the New Departure Mfg. Co. now be- comes the largest in the world pro- ducing high carbon electric furnace steel forgings. The new addition to the forge plant machine shop Is 25o feet in length and 75 feet wide, mak- ing the building now 525 feet in ] length. M
 With the operation Of the new additions, the production capacity is increased to 10000 ball bearings per day.