New Britain herald., 1929-07-02

pital yesterday afternoon for the i treatment of burns on the fingers of | his left hand, caused by the expio- sion of blank cartridge. The boy, who had been playing with some other children on the Federal Hill green. placed his hand over the muzzle of a blank cartridge pistol. unaware of the fact that 1t was load 1 ed. His injuries. while painful, are not serious.
 Automatic Clock Stolen Carl E. Carlson. secretary of the Bristol Lumber Co. complained to the police yesterday afternoon that the clock had been stolen from his automobile, which he had parked on Memorial boulevard.
 Arrests Increase
 The arrests made by the police de-
 partment during the month of June showed an appreciabie increase over the previous month. according 10 the
 report of Chief Ernest T. Belden re-
 leased yesterday afternoon. During June 1lO persons were taken into custody, in comparison 10 6S in May. The arrests during the 80 day period just ended were made for the fol- lowing causes:
 Assault and breach of the peace,
 3; breach of the peace, $; breach of
 the peace and intoxication. g;
 breach Of the peace and carrying
 concealed weapon. l; breaking and
 entering and theft l; danger of fall
 ing into habits of vice, i {; defrauding
 hotel keeper, l; delinquency, };
 fornication, 8; frequenting disorder ly house, g. frequenting disorderly
 house and intoXication, l; fraudulent
 issue of check. ?; intoxcation. 4;
 intent 10 procure an abortion and
 preventing conception, ?; junk deal
 CT without junk dealers license, l.
 keeping disorderly house and viola ton of the liquor law. l; larceny of
 auto, l; non-support. ?: operating
 motor vehicle with defective brakes,
 l; operating motor vehicle with de- feCtive brakes and no operators li-
 cense on person; operating motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor, 1 operating motor vehicle | , and reckless driving, l; reckless driving. IS; reckless driving and vio- . lation of the rules of the road, i :. reckless drying. operating while un- der the influence of liquor and no 7 operators license. l: reckless driving
 and operating motor vehicle without operators license on person. ?; |, T ri nd sibility l; reckless driving and man. : slaughter, l; parking over one foot from curb, ] uncared for child, 8; NagranCy, 10; unlawful discharge of fireworks [: violation Of rules of the
 road, 9; violation of parking ord-
 nance. |: violation of rules of the road and defective brakes, ]: viola
 ton of the liquor law, operating
 motor vehicle without operators li-
 cense or registration certificate in car and defective brakes. 1. . The cases were disposed of as
 follows: Committed 10 jail 6; com-
 mtted to Hartford county home, S. 6 continued. 13; judgment suspended, f ,; judgment suspended on payment
 of costs. 14; nolled by prosecuting , attorney, payment of costs, 30; paid l fines, 13; placed in charge of pro- p bation officer $; released by chief.
 3; turned over to out of town off, = Cers, 1.
 |. Many Complaints - The number Of complaints investi- n gated by the police during the r month of June also showed a mark n ed increase, 102 being received re- : sulting in q arrests. Thirty-one Q doors were found unlocked and se- y cured by officers. three lost children Q were returned to parents. IS city e notices were served. 20 automobile t accidents were investigated and pro- = party valued at s350 was found and s returned to owners.
 ;. Police Beats Change | Police beats changed yesterday n and the following assignments made
 by Chief Ernest T. Belden: Captain Ihomas F. Guckin, office, nights; Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy, inves e tigation and detective work; Ser n geant Henry Jeglinslii. special work: > Policeman Mclaughlin, southside . beat; Messier, North Main street: r O'Connor, Northside beat; Cirves, t west side; Connolly center beat; u Keith, south hill and office; Me
 Nance. Forestyille; McCarthv shift II beat, nights; Chabot, North Hill: Thompson, day beat; Brault, per-
 manent traffic officer; Strup. park
 ing; Norton, traffic, East Bristol:
 Doolan, shift beat, days; Burns.
 motorcycle work
 . Fined For IntoNication
 Frank Gladowski of James street :, vas fined $1o and costs in the city ~ court this morning by Judge Joseph
 M. Donovan on charges of intoyica n ton and breach of the peace. He |, was arrested Monday at his home , after telephone complaint had been
 received at police headquarters from
 neiehbors
 Gladowski informed the court '' that he had attended a christening '1 in Terryrile earlier in the day but " that he had created no disturbance V. upon his arrival home.
 " Girl Struck By Auto l. famine Ladeau. the small daugh- K ter of s. Ladeau of 54 Chestnut e street was slightly bruised about the 70 face yesterday afternoon when she |" was struck on Divinity street by all
 automobile operated by Clarence n Perkins of 69 sherman street Tha \ little girl was taken to the Bristol 'f hospital for treatment by Mir. Per
 hins, who reported the accident to n Continued on Page 13)
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