New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1922, Page 10

"0 e ¥ ¥ . exactly what he said in his resigna- FLORIDA Through Sleeping Cae Serylee To all polnts on Kast and Wel Conntitlyo Southern Plnes and Pinehurst, N, €, Cumden, S C, Savanuah and Brunswick, G, . ALL YEAR TRAINS Mid_Soutl ridn Cubn_ Special e s Seaboird Fant M | Famons Seaboard Flovida Limited All Pullman, Resumes Servieg | Unsurpa Dining Car Scr Know I shows the w ure _and eliminal penditure, Write or eall for anthenti mation, reservitions; “Wintering in the South. . B, Murdock Seaboard Air I D142 W. 42nd Street, New CAMERA TOTIGHTEN GRIP OF THE LAW Chief Willlam C. Hart was in- regular monthly meeting last evening at police headquarters, to investigate | the advisability of purchasing a ('mn-} era for the police department with| which finger prints may be photo- graphed for use as possible evidence in court cases, and for other pur- poses. The chief said that he already had a camera which had been secured ‘on approval from ,the Dickinson Drug Co. The camera was on displdy be- fore the members of ‘the board and pictures of fingerprints which ha.d| been spapped with the maching were also shown. The board members did not see fit to order the purchase of the camera the chief had unless there is none better to be found. It is not expected that the cost would be over $100 and Chief Hart said that he be- lieved it is something' the local police department needed, Chairman David L. Dunn presided at the meeting. Commissioners Thomas F. Jackson, Edwin A. Par- ker, William Lange, Clerk Joseph McGrail and Chief Hart were in at- tendance. ! Resigns For a Year. Clerk McGrail read the resignation of Supernumerary Michael Nezdrysa for a period of one year. The resig- nation stated .that the. officer —was)| starting’ in business and he wanted to have ‘a chance to save 'some of the money He invested but he may wantto come back after a year's timé ‘and for that rcason he wants his resignation effective but for one year. Chairman Dunn said that he did not believe ‘that the officer meant tion. He felt that he would ratner grant the man a year's leave of uh-} sénce. Commissioner Parker moved | that the resignation be referred back to the officer so that he may state more definitely what he wants. Police Suggest Charter Changes. Patrol Driver Herbert C. Lyon and Patrolmen Charles Johnson and Wil- liam O'Mara of. the- patrolmen’s com- mittee on .proposed charter changes appeared before the board to urge the | recommendation of charter changes| favored by the members of the police| department. Patrol Driver Lyon| acted as spokesman. | He read a ‘petition from the mem- | bers of the police department which | as's for two days off per month tol be taken as fixed by the chief of the| department in addition to the regular| vacation period which the men now enjoy. He believed that it ‘would| prove more beneficial tc the men and | to the department as a whole. | To prove that other cities grant their men a certain number of days| off cach month, Driver lLyon pre- sented figures from many Connecticut [Lyon if he lin favoro labsence wh the New I [under the |the | would like to also de hav Police Board Favors Buying One e to Reproduce Finger Prints |2 |ber of the force serve on the pension structed by the police board at ”"‘H::&M' | motion and were in favor of it. | the right of appeal clause. Officer | Lyon said that the men felt that| they siould havé 'some ' say and | should have an opportunity to make | jan ‘appeal from any decision of the | | board. believed the men had more right than they realized. missioners will probably. be called to discuss the charter changes. it was voted to purchase the lens which has been placed on the “blinking light” in ‘front of the South Congregational church, chairman of the ordinance committee leave to withdray his request for the use of the police department automo- bile for a trip to Bridgeport to in- vestigate and study the traffic regu- lations in that city. month and ieduy vieution perled; ‘H.ml ord gives two daye ot II‘:"::. For Infants and Children Wi with py; Norvden g o M Use For Over 30 Years days a month off and tw weeks' ' Always bears i Htamford gives | s olf the t the year and two vicn- @igusture of tion, Otheéw citi imilar days | g oft with vacation e Cost of Extea Time, In a discussion of the budget for the I i estimatod that the cost of |C0ming year it was mentioned that the granting $he men two days off each | “XPenses for scveral changes willi 1 would be abont $5.500 o vear, | Probably he included, Chairman Dunn i s Ty s “erim. ntioned that he would like to see a e spontaleN II'.1lhrt-1-—;|llllm\n police department with olght_hour shifts fn New Britain but wating the sick loave 0ok at present granted |10 N0t think this was advisable at taln men I the new al- granted . stated” that he did not |their power to heip the city in keep: ing the taxes down, nee wer teor The care to speak for all of the men in Saraiaroh 6] That Vabtnda I-ul” iy .-‘,} It was recommended that a par- Somally b wis i faver of dolng wway | MANeNt traftic policeman be stationed with the ek leave absence :l‘nd' ‘ll! l.' Vrahhiin S(l"fl"f‘ fl‘" Patk street. men are sick the time to be mlwnV::"I"f,,.“:fll:“.l'.‘{ that. 10 new map are from the 24 days they would receive ||'01¢d on the forée and of this‘num. Ler only two will be more than the ney ruling, if granted, men in use at the present time as OfMleer O'Mars il I p Aléved joctior Mara Sald that he bEIESCd | inore are cortain beats to ba covered nys off In cach month, He sl thap| ! the city which are’at present in [in” otner citica ohadges have - been | 1S, RAnds of supernumerariss The beats are made and jmust b made which have benefited the po- ov o {licemen and even'the working man 'rh,\::w,’“-s:“h'e::“';:":Al,i'urH:";; ’!::: ot In N ivitain conditions are the samo now s they were some 40 years | "0ucd in the department. « Chalrman Dunn said that the police commis- sioners are also considering asking for a4 new patral wagon within the next year. A new motorcycle is also need- ed as the one Patrolman Strolla uses is in & poor gondition. \ 't| Chief Hart also took time to ex- shall” | plain to the commissioners) that he that he was when he Oflicer Joh sald d to havin s serving a Members of artment used in n the reading | had appointed two policemen. to look SHR ference to their [ aeter the liquor investigating work in e and 10| thig city because of a large number of may" in bout their z served 30 1so want the 30 changed complaints which have been ireceived. Client For Life The men also request that a mem- The police commissioners, er, had previously acted on this The police, also wanted a change in | Chairman Dunn said that he|_ A special meeting of the police com- On motion of Commissioner Parker new No Joy Ride in Police Auto. It The commissioner granted the enough Raine Elwell of New York to win a wasn't damage suit . for his. client, May Stamp.. “There's a little love suit T'd like to take up with you,” he said.. “I expect an immediate de- cision and ‘if necessary I shall ap- peal.” So they marched back into the courtroom. and were married. SAY “BAYER!’ when you buy. Unless you sce the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over 23 years and proved safe by millions for McGrail was ordered to pay Clerk ills ing to $706.71. Insist! Colds Headache Toothache Rheumatism Neuritis Lumbago Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions. Tlandy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Aspirin s the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid THEY LEAPED LIKE GRAY DEMONS— Brent went down as a young tree breaks and falls in a gale. FENRIS, THIS POWER- FUL TIMBER WOLF, HAD COME WITH HIS SAVAGE COMRADES TO SAVE HIS MASTER. tead this fascinating, re- markable story of romance and adventure in the wilds of the Caribou Range in British Columbia. “The SKY LINE OF SPRUCE” starts Thursday, Dec. 14, in the Herald. \ the presemt time as the police com- | missioners are doing everything in for Attorney ' NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 192 i | LOUIS HERRUP | ' CASTORIA | WE SOLICIT YOUR CHARGE 'ACCOUNT only Whai to give?! FURDITURE | Yearly, the Christmas. Gift shopping list offers an endless chain of scurrying, endless wandering about and finally, last minute purchases.. In order that this method be done away with, we offer a sug- gestion that you begin NOW to make your Christ- mas Gift list. Above all things, consider the im- ; portance of gifts. suitable for the home. . 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