New Britain herald., 1929-05-01

and is 80 less than for the correct
ponding month last year. The ar
| rests during the past month were
for the following causes: Assault
and breach If the peace, 1: breach
Of the peace. 3: breach of the peace
and intoxication. 6: delinquency, 4;
embezzlement. /; embezzlement by
hailee. l. intoxication. s: carnal
/ knowledge of minor female. 1; %
Grating motor vehicle without OPP
orators license, l: operating motor
Vehicle while under the influence of
! liquor and reckless driving, /; op-
Grating motor vehicle while under
the influence of liquor. reckless dry
ing. no operators license and evad-
ing responsibility /: operating motor
| vehicle while under the influence Of
! liquor and beach of the peace, L:
! evading responsibility, /: reckless
driving. 5: re kless driving and evad-
| ing responsibility. ]: vagrancy. =:
violation of the immigration law. l;
violation of pl obation. 1: violation Of
the liquor law. s; violation of traf-
| tic. L.
The cases were disposed of as fol-
| lows: Committed to the Connecticut
State hospital, l: committed to jail.
!; continued. 5: Judgment suspended
!; Judgment suspended on payment
of costs ], nolled by prosecuting at
| torney, 3: nolied by prosecuting at.
torney on payment OF costs, L. paid
| fines. 20; placed in charge of pro-
| baton officer. .: released by chief.
>; turned over to parents. 2; turned
over to out of town officers. 5.
Few Arrests From, Complaints
| Gu, of total of 20 complaints re-
ceived by the police department, hut
! eight arrests We're made. In many
instances the complaints We're found
| to be unJustitied and in others the
/ persons wanted made hasty disap-
| pear"nce.
Thirty-fou, doors and windows in
the business section were found un-
secured and locked by officers, five
lost childfen We're returned to par
cnts. 116 notices were served for the
city. 90 automobile accidents were
Investigated and property valued ct
! $40 was found and returned to its
proper owners.
I,rlis;, Fire
! Engine Company No. 5 was called
out Tuesday afternoon for brush
fire in the vicinity of Vanderbilt
road. The blaze was extinguished
with chemicals.
10. o. F. Meeting
The regular meeting of Pequabuch
lodge. o. o. f.. will be held at
O'Clock this evening in Arcanum
hall. The first degree will be con-
ferred on class of candidates and
refreshments will be served
Large Addition Completed
The first wing of the finish race
grinding depart mcnt of the New De
parture Mfg. Co, at the corner o.
Center and Valley streets, has beer
completed.
/ For the past several weeks work
men have been engaged in prepar'
ing the building for the installatio:
of the necessary equipment to enteI
production. According to a state
ment made by Production Manage
c. r. Simmons, some Of the opera
tons formerly located in Building
80 will be moved into this floor b!
the end of this week and will star
production Immediately. As soon al
the preliminary plans are complet
ed. as many of these operations Al
possible will be moved into the new
building until all have been trans
ferrcd II is expected that all of TIL
operators now employed in Build
ing 50 will be located in the new
building by May 90.
As soon as Building 80 is vacated
the process of demolishing this one
story building will be started. A new
five story building. similar in con
struction TO the building now stand
ing at the corner of Center and Val
ley streets will then be erected. 1t j
hoped to have the sccord win" read.
for occupancy early in the fall.
The equipment to be installed il
the new building will be of the mos
modern type. The building will b.
connected with the central traffi,
bridge and the administration build
ing.
Police Beats Change
Beats of the regular members o
the police department were changed
this morning and the following as
signments made by Chief Ernest I
Beldcn: Captain Thomas r. Guclln
office nights: Sergeant Daniel Nc
Gillicuddy. Investigation and detec
tive work; Sergeant Henry Jegin
ski. special work: Officer Edward
O'Connor, south side beat; William
Thompson, North Main street beat
Cirbes, north side beat: Keith. wes
side beat; Doolan, center beat: Nc
Laughlin. south hill beat AMI office
McNamee, Forestville: Mccarthy
shift beat, nights; Burns. motorcycle
work; Brault, permanent traffic Of
fcer: Norton. traffic work. Eas
bristol: Strip, parking: Connolly
day beat; Messier, shift beat, days
Chabot, north hill beat.
Accident Case NOIIc.l
A nolle was entered by Assista n
Prosecuting Attorney Robert J
Stack in the case of John j. Grisc'
of Garden street. Forestviilc. all,
Peter Mikulak of 81 Circle street
Forestville. both OF whom were he'll
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