The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-28

others gre guperintondent Michael Carroll of Meriden, Superintendent Charles Anderson of MIddletown, Chief John 4. Adamsotl of Naugas tuck, Captgin William Babcock of New London, Chief William Me cholas of stratford and Chief Harry Futile.
 Proponents of the school declare that 1t would have added advans tages over the individual, city, maintained academies in that 3 universal training courSe would be instituted and the work would be centralized.
 Mayor Welcomes
 The business session, held earlier in the afternoon, was followed by Q dinner ct s o'clock. Present at the banquet were Mayor Prank Hayes, Mayor Prank T. Stack of NorWalk, Mayor Leo B. Stantangelo of Mid- dletown, Warden '. J. Hennessey of Wallingford, and James William FitzPatrick of this city, all of whom were called upon by Harry Minor, chairman of the police board, for addresses.
 It was voted at the meeting to draw Q bill for presentation to the General Assembly making it an of- fense to broadcast messages "mali- ciously or otherwise" which might interfere with police broadcasts.
 A committee appointed to ar- range for interdepartment revolver matches included Chief Hugh E.. Meade of Torrington, Chief George Abbott of Wallingford, Chief Jerry Dorney of Norwalk, Captain Frank Shea, Rockville, Superintendent Charles A. Wheeler, Bridgeport, and State Police Commissioner Anthony Sunderland.
 Power For Cities
 Chief 0rogan, who spoke at length on the problems of motor vehilce regulation confronting in- diyidual communities, said he thought more power in the matter of regulating speed should be given to city and town departments. He pointed out that he had no fault to ilnd with the motor vehicle dc. partment. however, and expressed the thanks of the association Tor cooperation from this quarter.
 It was also voted at the business meeting that all fire hydrants be painted the same color. This Is part of the growing movement to Btand- ardize traffic signs throughout Con. necticut. J. E. Hanson of the motor vehicle department, presented the chiefs with sets of blue plates, marked police" for use on muni- cipally owned cars.
 Nominating Committee
 A nominating committee was ap- pointed to bring in a slate of ot' ficers for the annual meeting which will be held at West Hartford June 24 and at which two Of J. Edgar Hoover's "0" men will speak. Mem- bcrs of the committee are Buperin- tendent Wheeler, Bridgeport, Chief Edward 0eary, Southington; Chief Nicholas, stratford: Chief George J. Echoen, Danbury, and Chief Tut tie, West Haven. At the dinner which followed the meeting Mayor Hayes and Superintendent Roach were hosts.
 Those present
 The complete list of those in at- tendance follows: Comsr. Harry Minor, of this city; First 5electman Charles r. Schall. West Haven; Comsr. J. 5. Smith, Milford; Deputy supt. Daniel J. Carson. Of this city; ComSr. Patrick J. Cronan, Michael Noonan and Patrick Per- riello, of this city; City Clerk John Fitzmaurice, of Waterbury; Chief Jerry Dorney, Of Norwalk; Mayor Frank T. Stack, of Norwal!: Mayor Leo B. 6tantangclo, Of Middletown; Supt. William J. Roach, of this city; Chief Joseph Orogan of West Hart ford, president of the association; First selectman Charles r. Schall, of West Haven: Capt. John A. Lyd- dy. of Bridgeport, assistant secre- tary of the group: Supt. Charles Anderson, of Middletown, secretary treasurer of the association; and Chief IT. II. Andrews, of Clinton.
 Chief John A. AdamBon. of Nauga- tuck: Capt. William Baback, of New London; Chief William Nichols of stratford: Chief Harry Tuttle, of West Haven; Chief Hugh Meade. of Torrington; Chief George Abbott, of Wallingford; Capt. Frank Shea of Rockville; Supt. Charles A. Wheeler, of Bridgeport; Chief Ed- ward deary, of Southington; Chief George J. Schoen, of Danbury; Chief John Mahoney. of Ansonia; Chief Thomas B. Vanetten, Of Der by; former 5upt. George M. Beach, of this city: Chief Edward Flana- gan of Fairfield; Chief Constable Alfred 9upernor, of Guilford; Supt. Mortimer Fowler, of Milford; Chief Edward Tinker. of Darien; Supt. John Slocum, of Winsted: Chief J. R. CroWcly, of the New Haven rail- road police: Comsr. Paul Conncry of Norwalk; Comsr. J. D. Smith. of Milford; Comsr. William Brennan, Comsr. Harold Morris and ComSr. Carl Westberg, all of Bridgeport; Chief Charles cPterson of Orange and Warden Y. J. Hennessey, of