New Britain herald., 1930-10-02
Bristol Mews
AIRPORT DONATES
 WOODLAND ID CITY
Gift Designed to Provide Winter
 Fuel for Needy Families
% SEPTEMBER ARRESTS

N SEPlEMBEK AkKESIS Automobiles Cause Chief Concern Police Beat Changes Announced -Lltherans to Present Play-G. o. P. Caucus Next Thursday. Realizing the great need for fuel | for the poor of this city this winter and considering the fact that only a small sum could be obtained for ! the timberland in the east section of the Bristol airport, Stephenson field, the officials of the corporation owning the flying field have donated the woodland to the city for distri- button of the wood among the i needy.
 A number of men will be employ ed by the city to operate a mill at the field while others fell the trees standing and prepare them for cut | ting. It was estimated this morning | that A men would be hired for the work, 12 to be used alternately | every other week. At present Ste phenson field is being graded, and it has been necessary to rid it of nu- merous trees.
 The city, it is understood, possess es sufficient saving apparatus to i complete the work. That the poor of Bristol will be relieved this win ter by the furnishing of fuel is the belief expressed by city authorities, who feel grateful to the Bristol Air port, Inc, of which J. Gordon War ner is president.
 Chauffeur to Marry
 Alexander Leonard Moore, a chauffeur, and Margaret Marie Le- blanc, both of 56 Park street were granted a license to marry by City Clerk Thomas B. Steele this morn ing.
 Priest Transferred
 Rev. Joseph o. Normand. assist ant at St. Ann's church, has been transferred to St. Marys church, Putnam, it was announced by Bishop John J. Milan of the Hartford dio- cese. His place here will be taken by Rev. Henry r. Chagnon, at pres ent assistant at All HaIlows' church, Moosup.
 F1fty-Four Arrests Recorded F1tty-four arrests were recorded by the Bristol police department for the month of September, according to monthly report issued by Police ! Clerk Francis Donnelly today. Auto mobilists caused the greatest part of the trouble, the report shows, as eight were arrested for violation of the rules of the road and seven for reckless driving. Five persons were arrested for breach of the peace anC intoxication and four each fol breach of the peace and violation o1 the liquor laws.
 Of the total number of cases, Il were nolled by the prosecutor upor payment of the costs of court, eigh were nolled without costs, like number paid fines and seven were
 
 mitted to jail, one was bound over to the superior court and two were placed in charge of the probation officer. There were four boys anG one girl under q years of age ar. rested.
 Seven arrests during the montf resulted from S7 investigations, 24 street lights were reported as moi burning. 6S notices were served fol the city, 19 automobile accident: were investigated, two children were found and returned to their parents and property aggregately valued a s250 was either found or recovered
 Police Beat Changes
 Recorded with the arrests were changes of police beats as follows:
 Office, nights, Captain Thomas Guckin; investigation and detective work, Sergeant Daniel McGillicud, dy; special work, Sergeant Henry Jeglinski; traffic supervision, Ser. geant Aldie Brault; North Side beat Officer John Cirves; North Main street beat, Officer Dewey Carpen- ter; North Side beat, Officer Thom- as Mccarthy; West Side beat, Off. cer Timothy LambeF; center beat Officer Arthur Messier; South Hill beat and office, Officer Victor Cha bot; Forestville beat, Officer John Bachman.
 North Hill beat. Officer James Keith; No. 16 beat, Officer Edward O'Connor; shift beat, nights, Officer Anthony Greisner; day beat, Officei Lawrence Doolan: parking, Officer Joseph Strup; East Bristol beat anG traffic, Officer Edgar Norton; No 17 beat. Officer John Mclaughlin shift beat, days, Officer William Thompson; motorcycle work, Offic. CT James Burns.
 "An Athletic Hero
 A one-act comedy playlet, "Ar Athletic Hero,' will be presented tomorrow evening at o'clock un. der the auspices of the Luther