New Britain herald., 1928-05-01

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 The funeral will be held al St. Anne's church on Thursday morning. Burial will take place in the new St. Jos' ph's cemetery,
 Police Report
 Poioe department business in- Creased during Inc month of April '' arrests being mad" in comparison with A. for the month of March. 3l oi those taken into custody during Aprtl, however. were charged with failure f1 pay their personal taxes counts in all eases being noIled on payment of the tax plus the court costs, Six boys under 2l and : girls under tl.e same age were ar. rested. The arrests were sub. divided as follows: Assault and breach Of inc peace. 3; assault with dangerous weapon and breach Of the f"ac', r. breach of the peace, {. falIur" 10 pay personal tax, S1: fail UT" to endorse operators license ahd o, rating without markers. 1; arrested fog out of town officers. 6: In'oNloation, ;, intoxicaiion and breach of the peace, 8: injury to tHhiir library property. ]: non sup poi', :, obtaining money under false prrt"ns"s and forging a check. 1: operating motor vehicle without operator 's license and without ark CTS, l; operating motor vehicle while under the influence Of liquor. 1, opc, ting motor vehicle while under the influence Of liquor. evading re- sponsiblllty and no license. l; reck- less driving. l: reckless driving and "v"d'u r"sp possibility. i; reckless driving and driving under the in- iiuenco oi liquor, l, theft. 1 theft ot automobile, 1; vagrancy. 4: yio- Iauon Of liqnor law and keeping dis orderly house. l; violation of park ing ordinance, ]; violation ot park ing ordi,.2ncc and failure to endorse operators license. l.
 TIr' above cases were disposed Of as follows: Bound over 10 higher court, l: committed 10 Jail, ,; con unu"d, :, Judgment sus.cudeI or. payment of costs. l nolled by prosecr # attorney, (; uolled by prosecuting attorney. payment Of costs, 3S, paid fines. 2: placed in charge of probation officer. ?. re leased " chief, 4; turned over 10 out ot town officers, 6.
 t& complaints were invest. sa,ed during the month. resulting in IS nrreSts. 22 windows and doors of stores were found unlocked and three lost children were returned 10 parents. 19 automobile accidents were investigated by officers.
 Police Beats Change.
 The monthly change i'll police beats was made this morning and the following assignments mad. by Chief Ern.sct T. Beldcn: Captain Thomas F. Guckin. office, nights; Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy, inves- ligatlon and detective work; Ser geant Joglinski. special work: Officer James Keith, south sid" beat: Dool- an, North Main street beat: Nc l-aughlin, Mort hsl1o beat. O'connor, West Side and North Hill beat; Thompson. center beat: Cirves, South Hui and office: Chabot For cstNIllr, nights: Lambert. shift beat nights; Burns, motorcycle work; Hraul', permanent traffic officer: A1r ,, ri Forestriile: Norton, traffic, East Bristol; Strup, parking; Messier, day beat; Mccarthy. shift beat. days.
 Interrlas> Track Meet.
 Tho annual interclass track meet of tho Bristol High school will be held on the athletic field, Wednes- day. May 9th. The meet was ori- ginally scheduled for April osth but was postponed on account of incle- m"nt weather.
 o'connor will lead the seniors, Miller the juniors, GroenIcaf the sophomores and Eurrill the frcsh- mon.
 Plans Are Completed
 All plans have been completed for 'TomnlN' Nonahan night Mcdnce- Gay Wh"n the coach of tho Bristol llleh s' hUol football. bask "tbail and baseball teams will be tendnred a testimonial banquet at Elks' hall on South street.
 Monahan. familiarly known as
 Tommy 10 a host oi friends in this city and throughout the state, has been coach al tho local institution Tor tn" past fen years. His greatest i"at lS the winning of two sucros ssivc state chanpionships in basketball. In the national tournament at Chi cago in April his team made a re- showing, being eliminated in tho third game by the Carr Creek, Ky. quintet.
 Tommy" is 2 native of Turner's talls. Mass. here he went 10 school "th Chick" Mechan, football coach at New York university. H. came 10 this city ten years ago and since has been employed at the New De parturc NiE. Co. Superintendent Of schools Karl 4. Roiche. in speaking of Monahan with tho writer ycstcr- day. remarked that hc did moi think there was a coach in the east who could get as much out of his boys Hs Tommy could. He pointed out the fact that Nonahan nursed the weaknesses Of his squads and foster ed the strong points.
 Tho complete program for tomor- TOW evening is as follows: Intro Iuctory remarks, William J. Ehelan. chairman Of the executive commit tee: toas'mastcr. Judge Newell Jcn- nings. remarks, Emmons J. Chick" Bowcn, athletic director, New Haven High school. remarks. John ]. Me Grath. athletic director. East Hart ford High school, remarks. Henry E.