New Britain herald., 1926-11-01

late home at 2 o'clock tomorrow
 afternoon Rev. E. L. Wismer, pas
 tor of the First Congregational
 church, will conduct the services and
 burial will be In West cemetery. SS Arrests In October.
 During the month of October, sS arrests were made by the local po- lice department. the total being three less than during the previous
 month. Of this number, r were for violation of mator vehicle laws The charges prefesser against those taken into custody were as follows:
 Assault and breach of the peace. 6; bastardy. 1: breach Of the peace, 5: carnal knowledge of a female, 1;
 evading responsibility, 1; gambling. 2; intoxication. 10; intoxication and breach of the peace, 8: keeping a disorderly house. l. keeping slot ma chimes for purpose of gambling, 2; non-support, 1; operating motor ve- hicle without muffler, l. operating
 motor vehicle without operators l- ceuse, 3, operating motor vehicle without operators license or regis
 tration. 1; operating motor vehicle ! with improper registration, 2; oper-
 ating motor vehicle with Illegal mar kers, 1; operating motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor
 and reckless driving. 5; reckless | driving, 2: speeding. 2: theft. l; l trespassing on railroad property, G; 1 turned over to ut-of-town officers, | 1: vagrancy. [; violation of the l liquor law, [; violation of parking
 ordinance. 2: violation of the rules
 of the road, s; violation of the rules
 of the road and no operators H. cense, 1.
 The above cases were disposed of as follows: Bound over to higher 1 court, ?: committed to jail, 2; con-
 mitted to House of Good Shepherd,
 l: continued. '; judgment suspend | ed on payment of costs. g.: judgment suspended without costs. 6; nolled | by prosecuting attorney. 6: nolled by prosecuting attorney on payment Of costs, II; placed in charge Of the probation officer 3; paid fines, S2; released by chief. [; turned over to { town officers, ?.
 During the month, Il boys and ! two girls under ? were taken into
 custody. 65 complaints were investi- gated by officers, resulting in ar
 rests. 24 windows and doors were
 found unlocked and secured. three | lost children found and returned to parents, and 26 automobile accidents
 investigated. The value of property found or recovered amounted to $15. Police Beats Change
 The beats of the regular patrol men changed this morning and the following assignments made; Cap tain Thomas |. Guckin, office,
 nights; Detective Sergeant Daniel
 McGillicuddy, investigation and de-
 tcctive work: Officer Brauit. perma- ncnt traffic officer: Officer Strup. parking; Officers Burns and Jeglin- ski, motorcycle work; Officer Norton, traffic and motorcycle work, East Bristol: Officer Mclaughlin. south side beat; Messier, North Main street: O'Connor. northside; Thomp- son. day beat; Cirves. west side and North Hill beat; Connolly, center beat: Keith. South Hill and office; McNamee, Forestville nights; Cha bot. traffic officer. Forestville; Me Carthy, shift beat, nights: Doolan. shift beat, nights.
 Drove Without License
 Ralph Mitchell of 1 Barlow street, was fined s15 and costs. totaling s24S0, in the city court this morn ing by Judge William J. Malone for