New Britain herald., 1928-06-01

Mrs. Frances St. Gerrnaine Of Wor- cester. Mass: also by . brother and two sisters. who reside in Maine, and . sister in Seattle. Wash. 1 Cemetery AssoCiaiiou Mceting.
 The annual meeting of the West Cemetery Association will be held at o'clock this evening in the pub lie library. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and the annual reports Of the present officers will be submitted.
 Amateur Bouts.
 Vic Carlson of Terryville and Henry Bell, hard hitting colored heavyweight of Hartford, will fur nish the main attraction in the sec ond amateur boxing card to be stag ed this evening at Muzzy Field un- der the auspices of the Park Athlet- ic club. Gene Martin of Thomaston and Zeke Mazer, state welterweisht champion. have been matched for tonight and Tony Layiero of Bristol will meet Charlie Romano in the 13S pound class Pete Garber and Ray Taylor. both of Terryville. have also been matched.
 Six other bouts. featuring lighter boys, are now being arranged
 Engagement Announced.
 Mrs. V. r. Gormley Of Stearns street has announced the engage ment Of her daughter, Miss Kathryn A. Gormley to James A. Mckay or the Endee Inn.
 Elks Carnival.
 The annual carnival of the Bristol Lodge Of Elks will open tomorrow evening on the grounds adjoining the home on south street and will continue for one week. The pro- ceeds are used to furnish Christina. cheer to the needy children of the city.
 Past Exalted Rulers Meeting.
 The Past Exalted Rulers Aaeocia- ton. B. P. o. E., will hold its an nual summer meeting on Sunday, June Srd at Lake Compounce. A business session will he held at 1 D. m. and dinner will be served at ,. Approximately l5o exalted rul- CTS from the various lodges in the state are expected 10 attend. 148 Arrests
 l lls arrests were made by the pc 1 lice department during the month Of May. according to the report issued this morning by Chic: Ernest T. Belden, This is Il more than was made during the previous month. 1 The increase was due to a large ex- tent to the fact that S4 persons were | brought in for failure 10 pay their l personal tax. The arrests were classified as follows: Assault and 1 breach of the peace, {; breach Of the peace. ?: breach of the peace. common drunliard and yagrancy, l; 1 breach of the peace and contribut- ! ing to the delinquency of a minor i female, l; failure to obey signals of officer. l: intoxication. 4; intoxica- 1 ,ion and breach of the peace, 2; in- ioxication, breach of the peace and smoking on trolley car, l. failure to pay personal tax. s4: frequcntinS a place where intoxicating liquor is sold, 1: non-support. T.; operating motor vehicle with improper regis , traitor, l; operating motor vehicle without operators license, I: operat- ing motor vehicle while under the influence Of liquor and defective | brakes. ]; danger of falling into habits of vice. l; reckless driving. | l2; reckless driving, operating under | the influence of liquor and evasion of responsibility. 1; reckless driving and operating without headlights, l: reckless driving and operating with out registration, 1: reckless driving and operating while under the in- tluencc of liquor. ?: theft. 1: using minor female for purpose of pros titution, l: vagrancy, 5: violation of rules of the road, 5: violation Of li- quor law. 1; violation of parking or dinancc, 5; violation of motor vet hiclc laws. T.; uncared for child. ].
 The cases were disposed of as fol- lows: Continued. 1; bound over. l committed to Florence Crittendcn home. l: committed to Hartford county home. 1: committed to Jail. 2: Judgment suspended. T.: judg- ment suspended on payment of costs, $: nolled by prosecuting attorneys, cSl: nolled by prosecuting attorney on payment Of costs, S7; paid fines, IS: placed in charge of probation officer. ,: released by chief. 5: turn cd over to out of town officers. 2.
 Four boys and 2 girls under cl years of age were arrested during the month.
 Numerous Complaints
 During May. .S complaints Ncr" investigated by the police. resulting Ill 20 arrests. Five lost children were returned to parents and IS doors and windows were found unlocked. 1o7 notices were served by the police and 20 automobile accidents were in vestigatcl.
 Police Keats Change
 Police beats were changed this morning and the following assign ments made by Chief Beldcn: Cap tain Thomas F. Guckin. office. nights: Sergeant Daniel McGillicud- dy. investigation and detective work; Sergeant Henry Jeglinski, special work: officer Connolly. south side beat: Officer Keith. North Main street beat; Doolan, north side beat: Messier. west side and north bill beat: O'Connor, center beat; Thompson, south hill and office: Chabot, Forestville. nights. Me Carthy. shift beat, nights: Me Laughin, day beat: Brault, perma- nent traffic officer; Strup. parking: McSamee. permanent traffic officer. Torestville: Norton. traffic work, East Bristol: Burns, motorcycle work; Ciryes. shift beat. days.