New Britain herald., 1930-11-03
BRISTOL NEWS
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t(DHllHutu T run l CiSt toCNt1lJ number, 12 were for reckless driV- ing, seven for vagrancy, six for as sault and breach of the peace and four for breach of the peace.
 Twenty-three of those arrested Police Chief Ernest T. Belden, seven cases were continued, six were nolled upon payment of costs by the prose- cutor and three were bound over to the superior court. Eight boys un- der 21 years of age ere arrested during the month Of . complaints investigated by officers, % resultant arrests were made, An aggregate of $2,54Q.5o value in property was re- covered by police during the month.
 Police Beats Change
 Police beat changes for the month of November are as follows: Captain Thomas F. Guckin. office nights: Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy, inves- tigation and detective work. Ser geant Henry Jegiinski, special work. Sergeant Aldie Brault. traffic super vision; Officer William Thompson, north side beat; Officer John Cirves, North Main street beat; Officer Dew cy Carpenter, north side beat; off ccr Thomas Mccarthy west side beat; Officer James Burns, motor cycle work; Officer Timothy I.am- bert, center beat: Officer Arthur Messier, south hill beat and office; Officer John Bachman. Torestvillt beat; Officer Lawrence Doolan, of- flee: Officer Anthony Grcisner, change beat; O .cer Warren Pur- rington. north hill beat; Officer Vic tor Chabot, hill beat No. 1G; Officer James Keith, day beat; Officer John Mclaughlin. north side day beat; Officer Joseph Strup, parking beat; Officer Edgar Norton East Bristol beat; Officer Edward O'Connor, change beat days
 Man struck By Car
 Joseph Ronalter of go Williams street was badly injured when he was struck by an automobile driven by Dennis Rich of 25 Gridley street at Laurel and North Main streets Saturday afternoon. Four stitches were taken in cut on the left side of the mans forehead at the Bristol hospital, where he was taken inme diately after the accident.
 Rich, in report to police, said that Ronalter had alighted from a trolley car and was about to go to an automobile parked on the side Of the street when he struck him.
 Henderson Fined S10
 Alonzo Henderson of 1G4 South street, whose automobile allegedly forced a second car driven by Emile Grebe of 133 Greene street into a deep gutter at Jacob and Tulip streets Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, was fined $1O and costs in police court this morning by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan on a charge of violation of the rules of the road The Grebc machine was badly dam aged when it crashed into a stone wall after its steering mechanism had been severed by striking the gutter.
 Judge Donovan told the court that he thought it a difficult matter 10 decide, inasmuch as the accident happened at an intersection. He said that the fine assessed upon Hender- son was for the mans apparent fall ure to approach the junction with caution. The rules of the road gave Grebe's car the right-of-way because of it's being on the right of the Henderson car. Officer James Burns investigated tho accident.
 Italian Republicans Rally
 The Italian American Republican club of this city staged a rally at the Elks' club on South street at , o'clock yesterday afternoon. More than 800 persons were in attendance 10 listen to the various speakers, among whom were Colonel Clarence W. Seymour of West Hartford, nominee for congress; Senator Full Ter F. Barnes, senatorial candidate from this district; Judge Epaphro- ditus Peck and Attorney Anthony J. Rich, local nominees for the gen. oral assembly, and two Italian speakers assigned by the republican state committee.
 Polish Democrats Rally
 The Polish American Democratic club held rally at St. Stanislaus school gymnasium, West street, at 3 o'clock last night, Several speakers, prominent Polish men and demo-