New Britain herald., 1926-10-01

Officer James Sullivan.
 Beat No. 4. Black Rock avenue and vicinity, Officer John Liebler.
 Beat No. 5. Myrtle, Booth, Cleve- land. Burritt and vicinity. Officer William Grabeck.
 Beat No. 6, High street, Washing ton street, Post Office and vicinity, Officer Patrick Meehan.
 Beat No. ', Orange. Grove and vicinity, Officer M. J. Moore,
 Beat No. s, High. Broad and vi- cinity, Officer John OKeefe, g p. m. 10 a. m.
 Beat No. g, Lafayette, Beaver, Washington and vicinity, Officer William McMurray
 Beat No. 10, Beaver, Sexton, La Sale and vicinity. Officer David Doty.
 Beat No. II. North street and all streets north of North street be- tween Sexton and Oak, Officer An thony Kazlauskas.
 Beat No. 12. Hartford avenue, north of North street, Officer John O'Brien.
 Beat No. 13, Hartford avenue, south of North; Spring, Union, etc. Officer Peter Skierkowski
 Beat No. 14, Smal!ey East and vicinity. Officer Peter McEvoy.
 Beat No. IS, Elm street, Sey-
 --irini.tr nai- cer George Collins.
 Beat No. Is, East Main street from Main to Elm; Center, Con- mercial, Officer William J. Me Carthy.
 Beat No. r. Main street, east side, north of railroad, Officer Thomas Lee, p. m, to 6 a. m.
 Beat No. IS. Main street, west side. north of railroad, Officer Thomas Blanchette, p. m. to 6 a. m,
 Beat No. 1s. Railroad Arcade, passenger station, Church street, from Main to Elm, etc, Officer John Kennedy.
 Beat No. 20 (combined with No 2S).
 Beat No. 21, Dwight, Fairview, East, etc, Officer Santucci.
 Beat No. 22, Stanley street south of Park, to be filled by su- 1 pernumerary.
 Beat No. 23, Park, Elm. Chest nut, and vicinity. Officer Ustach, { 1 p. m. to a. m.
 Beat No. A, Cherry, Whiting | etc. Officer John Griffen. Beat No. 25, South Main. Glen Locust, etc., Officer Otis Hopkins.
 Beat No. 26, Arch street, south of Winthrop. and vicinity. Officer Peter Cabelus.
 Beat No. 27, South High, Pros 1 pect, etc, Officer Dombroski. Beat No. 2S, Sunnyledge, Lin wood street to Corbin avenue or Hart street, Officer Thomas Tier ney.
 Beat No. 2s, Arch street, from 1 Main to Winthrop, Glen street and vicinity, Officer William Politis.
 Beat No. 30, Belvidere section, from Allen to Francis and vicinity, Officer Anthony Milewski.
 Beat No. 31, Main street, west side, from Savings Bank Of New Britain to Franklin Square, 9 p. m, to a. m, Officer John Smigel.
 Beat No. 32, North Burritt, Clin- ton and vicinity, Officer Clarence Kumm.
 Beat No. 33, Shuttle Meadow Cor I bin avenue. etc, to be filled by a supernumerary officer,
 Beats not designated "9 p. n. to 5 a. m." are patrolled from 7 p. m. to a. m. No change is made in the headquarters detail, Chief Hart and Captain Kelly being on duty in the morning and afternoon, with | Lieutenant Bamforth in charge from i 1 p. m. to midnight and Sergeant Rival from midnight to 8 a. m.
 The parking regulations about the city will be more strictly enforced than heretofore, Chief Hart said, and violators of the ordinances in this respect must pay s2 at the desk ol go to court, Tn cases of extreme necessity. however, such as wher cars break down and cannot bt moved, or some similarly excusabl' reason for leaving cars in restricted districts is given, exception can b' made, the chief said. He has or dered the patrolmen to keep as clc.c a watch as possible on parked car' and also to try and prevent viola tions wherever they can, by inform ing drivers leaving cars in limited parking places that the ordinances will be strictly enforced. The chic