New Britain herald., 1927-10-03

Conu uCteQ Dy the Rev. fT1dCl0 I. Cooke, pastor Of the First Congregs- tional church and burial was in Hillside cemetery in Terryville.
 Arrests Slightly DecreAse
 Of the eighty-five arrests made by the Bristol police department in September, 30 were on the charge of reckless driving. according to the monthly report Of Chic, of Police Ernest T. Belden. The other arrests were classified as follows: assault and breach Of the peace. 6; assault. breach Of the peace and intoxication, l. assault with dangerous weapon. 1; breach Of the peace and intoxica- ton. 5; forgery, 1; delinquency. 1: intoxication. ,: operating motor ve- hicle without operators license, l; operating motor vehicle without operators license and reckless driv- ing. .; operating motor vehicle with out license in possession. l: operat- inE motor vehicle while under the i influence Of liquor, 1; operating motor vehicle while under the in fluence Of liquor. reckless driving and evadins sponsibility. 1: oper- atlng motor vehicle while under tte influence of liquor and reckless ' driving. .: operating motor vehicle with defective brakes. l. operating motor vehicle with defective brakes. , reckless driving and violation Of rules, Of the road, 1; operating motor vehicle without registration certiN- cate, wind shield wiper and marking l of it's weight on vehicle, 1; non support. 5: receiving stolen goods, 1: reckless driving and no operators license, 1: theft, II; theft of chick ems, .; yagrancy, 8; violation of city ordinance. .; violation Of emmigra- 1 ton law, l: violation of liquor law. !; violation of parking ordinance, 1. Disposition of Gases
 | The cases were disposed ot as fol- lows committed to jail. s: continued. I; judgment suspended, 3; judgment ] suspended on payment of costs, $; nolled by prosecutor. -s: nolled by prosecutor on payment of costs II: paid fines, l5: placed In charge Of | probation officer, $; released by 1 chief, 3; turned over 10 parents, l: turned over to out Of town officers, 3; turned over to federal ofilcers. 1.
 Number of complaints inveetigat- cd by officers, 65: number of ar rests from complaints. Il: number of doors and windows found unlock cd, and secured. 2S number of lost children found and returned to par. ents, 3: number Of street lights re- ported by officers as not burning. 10: number of notices served by the city, 165: number Of automobile ac- cidents investigated by officers, :e: value of property found or recov. cred S340.
 Boys under 21 arrested, II.
 Police Beats Change
 The monthly change in the beats of the police went into effect Satur- day morning. The assignments for October are as follows: Captain Thomas r. Guckin, office. nights: Detectiye-Seargeant Daniel McCil- licudy, investigation and detective work: Sergeant Henry Jeglinsky, in- vestigation and special work: Con. molly, No. i or South Side beat Keith, No. or North Main street Doolin. No. 3 or North Side: Mes- sier, No, 5 or West Side: O'Connor
 No. 6 or Center: Thompson. No.
 or south Hill and office: Chahot. No
 or restville-nights: Lambert shift beat-nights; Mclaughlin, No. {
 or day beat; Rrault, No. 8 or tra1Y'c , Strupp. No. 12 or parking: Nc.
 Nance, No. 12 or traffic beat al
 I'orestville: Norton, No. 14 or Eas'
 Bristol; Mccarthy, shift beat-days
 Burns, motorcycle work.
 Police Court Cases
 Fred Bussee of Ill Burlington avenue whose home was raided Sat
 urday night by the liquor squad con- sisting of Sergeant Henry Jeglineky
 and Policeman Chabot, Thompson and Paderewski, was fined $loo and
 costs by Judge William J. Malone ir
 the city court this morning for keep. ing liquor with intent to sell. Russee
 filed an appeal and his bond wal
 set at $500 for appearance in thu
 superior court in December.
 Chester Torbecki of 6z Beect
 street was fined SIC and cost,
 amounting to s224o. for breach 0,
 the peace and assault.
 Daniel McPherson. proprietor O
 smoke shop on lower Main stree
 on the charge Of keeping Raminl devices, had judgment suspended or , payment of costs. He was arrested i Saturday night.
 . Harry Mastruoboni Of Centel
 street, whose place of business wa raided Saturday night. was sentenc , ed to six months in jail and ftnet 'So00 and costs on the charge 0 , keeping liquor with intent to sell The jail sentence was later suspend : ed.
 James Lynch. who was arreste,
 charged with drunkenness ant ! breach Of the peace was given q
 days in jail.
 Dangerous Drunk Arrested Peter Janek of Stevens street be ! came drunk this morning and wen ; on q rampage which for time seri
 ously menaced his family and men
 aced the neishhors. He became pos l. sessed of 22 calibre revolver, an 2 was threatening everybody pron,is l. Cuously until he was taken int y custody. He will appear before tn q court tomorrow morning.
 W Election Day
 Election day dawned cleav an
 warm, which is a forecast of some ( q the hot contests which are e1pecte Il to take place at the polls. All of th L. candidates who are in contests hay " worked unceasinsly up to the minut IS (Continued on Page lS)