New Britain herald., 1929-03-30
4 HOUR POLICE
 GUARD IN CENTER
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at police court; Officer John O'Bri, from ?. III, to midnight: Officer James Sullivan from II D. m. to q. m.
 The beat including Park street and vicinity will be patrolled by Officers John l.. Carlson, George Collins and Anthony Milewski on the shifts as stated in the other in- stances. and the South Man street and vicinity beat will be patroilcd by Officers Hanford / Dart Stanley Dombrauslas and William J. Ora beck on th" same plan. Arch street will be covered by Officers AXcl Carlson. Anthony koslauskas and David Doty; Broad street, from Beaver 10 Burrit, by Officers Del bort NelcN, Thomas Lee and Ernest r. BloOuquist, the latter 10 take the third shift on his return to police duty: Main street. north of the tracks, east side, will be covered by officers William O'Mara. Daniel j, 'osgrove and Clarence kumm; Main street, north Of the tracks. west side, will be covered by Officers Patrick Meehan. William PoIitis and Otis Hopkins: East Main. Conner clai and Elm streets will be covered by Officers John Kennedy. John Gritfcn and Peter Sklerkowski. and the Hartford avenue beat will be covered by Officers A. (. Walinczus, Alfred Tanguay and William Me Murray.
 It is the intention of Chief Hart 10 leave the older men on the a. III. 10 P. m. shifts. but the assign Inents on the other shifts will be changed every three months. Ser geant John J. King will be in charge of the street men from : a. m.. to 4 D. m: Sergeant NJ. J. Flynn from 8 D. m. 10 midnight. and Sergeant r. A, McAvay from D. m.. to s a. m. The sergeants assignments on the two last named shifts will also be changed every three months but Ser geant King will have his day shift continuously
 Because of the effectiveness of the traffic lights, the officers who are classed as the traffic squad are not needed on this work at all times, but they will attend to the lights when necessary. and Chief Hart also pointed out that the new arrange ment vii provide better protection for the school children. The traffic officers and Sergeant King. who have had two Sundays d month off .i,,t NF In.. on Saturday, will hereafter have only the regular two days a month off. and will not be obliged to work on Saturday night.
 Ten beats directly outside the business section will be patrolled from D. III. to a. m. and the so-called outlying beats will be GOV cred from 2 D. III. to a. m. The supernumcrary officers who were recently promoted to berths on the regular force nave been assigned 10 the following beats: William J. Sul- lvan. Myrtle street in the so-calle1 "Nigg,r Hill" section: Edward Muszynski. Cherry street: William Cronin. Ten Acre road: Giuseppe Gigliotti. East Main. SmalIey, Eas' street from Dwight street to City avenue: Lovines E. Johnson. BelvI dere: stephen Coffey, Sunnyledge. Joseph Gutowski. Osgood avenue: William Kelly, Lawlor street: John Aiudi Broad. Washington and Beaver streets.
 It is planned to have four motor cycles and three automobiles in service from a. m. to midnight Chief Hart said. Officers Hayes Strolls Tanguay. Kumm. O'Dav Harper and Doty, all experienced motorcyclists. will have these as- signments. The night patrolmen will have new beats effective April 1, but the Jumpers" who fJI in on day beats. and the sergeants and police men in the detective bureau will re main on their present shifts.