New Britain herald., 1929-03-02
MERCHANTS OPPOSE O'FICER'S REMOVAL Sore Want Brault to Remain at
 Main Street Post
 FROM HIS LAP TO FLOOR
Bristol Woman Tc>tific> in Divorce Court-Church Engages Religious Education Director-IlaiI Chair man of New Hank-H. <. Wins.

man Of New Iiaiik-H. S. NinS.
 The proposed transfer of Officer Aide Branlt, al present traffic off ger at Main and North Main streets. to the northern section Of the city may not ho accomplished without some objection on the part of busi- ness men, Il was intinla1'd y"st,r- day anl il is posslbl. that q protest will be submitted cit her 10 the city council or the board of police com miSSIonurs-
 When is was decided to install cl"ctro-matjc signals at Main and North Main street several weeks ago, the police board al the same time agreed that it would be good plan 10 transfer the traffic officer to the vicinity of North Main and North streets, where the new home Of the North Side Bank and Trust company is no" nearing completion. Mayor w, Raymond Cfumb at that time expressed he belief that the services of day officer would be nccrss.l ry al that point to furnish adruuate police protection to the new bank. and in this opinion other members ot the police board concurred.
 However, since that time. inc proposed transfer has been qu"s- tion"d in view of the fact that. as is pointed out. it is decreasing the police prot nction 9t one point simp- ly to strenet hen it in another II is also argued that the officer at Main and North Main streets is available at all times during the day in the event Of any trouble on Main or North Main streets.
 ThoS" tavorins his retention at his present post point out that there are three banks and large number Of stores within d block of his pres onl post whereas at the north side there will be but one bank and a considerably lesser numbrr of stores
 The availability of Officer Brault only about two weeks ago resulted in the arrest and conviction Of two shopiifters from New York city who had worked the city on previous occasion and WYe apprehended aft CT they had made q second attempt,
 Those who believe that the pres ent force available in the center Of the city during the day time should not be decreased agree that added protection will be needed at the north side but insist that an addi- 'ional officer should be assigned to that particular beat.
 Just what action will he taken. in the event the protest is made. is probiFmatical. although it is felt that inc police board will probably adhere to it's original plans provid- Ing for the transfer of the officers service. Such action is necessary ,n- less an increase in the police ,appro- priation is granted and for the mast month the city council has been busy cutting down the estimatcs Of scy. eral departments so that it will not he necessary 10 increase the rate Of taxation.
 Judgment For Local Firm
 A Judgment was filed in the court o' common pleas al Hartford yest.r- day for the Rex Roofing company Of this city against $. Monello of New Britain for s166..5. The action Was brought by the local concern for work performed For the defcnd ant.
 Spare Tire Lost and Found
 Hugh Ludwig of.439 Hillside ave- hhe, Hartford, reported 10 the po- lice yesterday afternoon that a large pneumatic truck tire and rim had either dropped or been stolen from his truck. < short time later it was found on Broad street. East Bristol. by Officer Edgar Norton.
 Bristol Woman Gets Divorce
 Mrs. Lillian c. Piworski, l9. of this city. was granted divorce from John |. Piworski on q complaint Of intolerabie cruelty by Judge Edwin C. Dickenson in the superior court at Hartford yesterday.
 One minute as in his lap and the next minute l was on the floor. On one occasion he threw clock. a table and q chandelier at me" Mrs. Iiworski testified. sue also told the court Of being scolded because she caught her husband cheating al ca ards
 The Coupi" wer" married July !, ! 1926. James T. Mathcr oe this city presented the case.
 Decision in the petition Of George Gilbert Worden Of this city for dIvorc" from Edna (. Major Wor- den of knowlton. Quebec. was re- scr> cd by the court. The petitioner claims that Mrs Worlcn is now liv- ing with a Frank Mooney. Noble r..