New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1923, Page 2

| Saturday Is the 17th| and White Crepe Paper Shamrocks—Gold Harps Irish Lads and Lassics Nut Cups — Tally Cavds Green Candles and Shades In fact we have everything to You make a success of your St. Patrick’s Day Party The Dickinson Drug Co. Stationery Department 169-171 MAIN STREET G Men’s Shirts The New Manhattans are like the spirit of Spring itself— attractive in pattern, exclusive in fabric, now here in profusion, $3 upwards “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” CHANGES AT YALE Prof. Breckenridge Will Retire From Active Teaching in June—MacCurdy Elevated to Full Rank as Professor. New Hav March 14.—Announce- ment was made today that Prof., Les- ter P. Breckenridge, chairman of the department of mechanical engineer- ing of Yale university, will retire from active teaching in June. Prof. Breck- enridge came to Yale from the Uni- versity of Illinois 14 years ago, and during this period there have been noteworthy developments in the de-| partment of mechanical engineering. Prof. Breckenridge was graduated from the Sheffield scientific school in | 1881, George Grant MacCurdy, assistant professod of prehistoric archaeology, has been promoted to professorial! rank with the title of research asso- ciate. R Lewis H. English of New Haven has been appointed a trustee of Peabody museum, succeeding William W.| Farnam. For Colds, Influenza and as a Preventive Take | The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet The box bears this signature | AGE-ALLEN, Hartford Now Have a Leased TELEPHONE WIRE [ning Commissioner | additional money. RO Aot 2 e A e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1928, POLIGE DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE NAWED Herings Dispnsel Wi Fo Mingr Infractions of Rules At the regular mecting of the board of police commissioners held last eve. E. A, Parker and Thomas I, Jackson were appointed to serve on a discipline committee which will, in the future, hear all charges of a minor nature brought against any policeman d will then recory. mend to the bhoard what the punish. ment shofild he, It will be the duty of the commit. tee to hear all minor complaints, make investigations and report to the hoard, If the cases warrant it the policemen in question will be brought before the board for hearings as in the past, but if the cases are of minor nature the board will aet on the recommendation of the discipline committees At several previous meetings there has been a discussion in regard to organizing a diseipline committee, It was the belief of the commissioners last night that it is not essential that all officers charged with a minor of- fence be brought before the entire board and for this reason the disci- pline committee was organized. Policeman Fined Two Days Pay Supernumerary Policeman Edward Peterson was fined two days pay on the charge of falling asleep while on duty. Chief Hart reported to the board that Peterson had fallen asleep on the night of February 17 on Beat 21, He rang in his last alarm 20 minutes late, Officer Peterson told the commis- sioners that he was sorry it had hap- pened but he was guilty, He said that he went into the Fast street school to get his lunch and while in the building fell asleep. The police- man said that he was not feeling well at the time and for 11 days following was ill with the grip. * Commissioner Parker moved that the accused be suspended, for a period of 60 days but Commissioner Lange and Jackson believed that penalty would be too severex Mr, Parker ex- plained that the 60 days suspension could begin from the time Chief Hart suspended the officer, The chief re- plied that Yhe man Wwas not placed under suspension by him. Mr. Par- ker then thought that 10 days would be sufficient. Commissioners Jackson and Lange still believed that the sentence was too severe and upon recommendation of Mr. Jackson, Mr. Parker changed his motion to read “that he be fined two days pay.” Commissioner Parker stated that he thought too many men were fall- ing asleep while on duty and upon questioning Chief Hart learned that four men had been guilty of this of- fense within the past year. Dolan Wants to Get Back The application of Thomas Dolan for reinstatement in the department was next read. Dolan was a super- numerary for a period of two years and a patrolman for four years. He resigned hecause of ill health. A certificate signed by Dr. George H. Dalton accompanied the appli tion stating that the man was now in the best of health. It was moved that the application he accepted but no further action was taken as there wa's considerable discussion as to whether or not Dolan can be " rein- stated without taking the civil serv- ice examinations. The opinion of the corporation counsel will be asked. No action was faken on the verbal application of Gustave Litke to be re- instated. Chief Wants Adding Machine Chief Hart brought up the purchas- ing of an adding machine for the po. lice department. He stated that it will aid greatly in the general office work, particularly in making out the payroll. In justice to business con- cerns in town a few machines will be tried out in the police headquarters and the matter of purchasing an add- ing machine was left in the hands of Commissioner David I. Dunn and Chiet Hart with power, Time Off For Policemen The matter of granting days off during the month to policemen was the next question to occupy the at- tention of the comm oners, Chief Hart's opinion was asked and he said that he would recommend that one day at a time be granted to the po- licemen with an equal number of days between times so that they would all be given days off a month. Com- missioner Jackson was in favor of the plan suggested by Chief Hart as he did not believe the days should be al- lowed to accumulate and then be tak- en at one time. No action was taken in the matter but it was the general opinion of the commissioners that Chief Hart should follow out the plan he suggested. It wag also recommendéd that men who were off on a sick leave could work on their regular days off if they so desired. Will Try to Keep Expenses Down A communication from Mayor An- gelo M. Paonessa was read with a resolution asking the board of police commissioners to keep within their appropriation in the budget for the year 1923-1924. It was voted that the board do its best to keep within the budget unless some emergency arises when it might be necessary to spend In this case it will to get the approval of or and the finance committee, Bills amounting to $1,110.560 were approved as was Chief Hart's monthly report be JAPS REJECT PROP@SAL. Tokio, March* 14 (By Associated Japan today rejected China's al to abrogate the Sino-Japan- ese treaty of 1915 which contained the noted “21 demands” and extended for 60 years the Japanese lease on Kia- chang peninsula including Dalny and I{orl Arthur, THURS. FRI. SAT. al pday’s pay. To know how good a cigarette really can be mad you must try a 4, RUNNER OF ALGOHOL 1 ASSESSED $200 Driver of Track, Only Hired Em- ploge, Let O With $25 Through Lawyer M. D, Saxe, Car- mine Amento pleaded guilty to trans- porting liquor and Edwin Lewis to accompanying Amento in its trans- portation, today in police court. Judge G. W. Klett fined Amento $200 and costs and Lewis $25 and costs. Both men live in New Haven, \ Chief W. C. Hart was informed last Saturday night that two men had de- livered a quantity of alcohol to the home of John Barufe of 75 Willow street. He detailed Sergeants Michael Flynn and Patrick McAvay and Pa- trolman Edward Kiley to the address. They found 60 gallons of grain alco- hol which had been brought to the city from New Haven by Amento and Tewis, and the duo was placed under arrest charged with transporting. Attorney Saxe explained that Lewis is a truck driver and had been in Amento’s employ only one week. He was to profit only to the extend of a The attorney asked that he be regarded as not a principal and the penalty be regulated accordingly. | ' Lost Trouser@in Scuffle After evidence had been presented | to sustain charges of drunkenness, breach of the peace and resistance in the case of Salvatore Penta, Prose- cutor Woods asked Salvatore if he had anything to say to the court and when the refly was in the affirmative, the prosecutor motioned toward the witness stand and said to Penth, who was in the prisoners pen: “All right, come op but here” Penta's reply, causing a laugh in the courtroom, was: “T can’t. I haven't any pants on."{ Penta was allowed to answer the charges from the prisoner’'s pen. ‘When the accused young man was brought to headquarters about 1:30 o'clock this morning by Patrolman A. C. Walinszus, he wore nothing but shoes, socks and his B. V. D.'s, the remainder of his apparel having been torn off in a scuffle with Patrolman Walinszus that preceded his arrest. The policeman stopped Salvatore on Lafayette street and cautioned him about singing loudly at that hour of | the morning. Salvatore informed the | bluecoat that he was a citizen and | taxpayer and could do as he saw fit, the policeman testified this morning. | He was told to go home, but refused. | When threatened with arrest, Salva- tore told the policeman that he could not be arrested—then the fight began. | He was fined $20 and costs. | Overloading Case Continued Charges of operating a motor truck | with out registration papers and with overloading preferred against Peter | Dionne 'in volice court today were| continued to Saturday morning at the | request of Attorney M. A, Sexton. Had Registration Papers in Car Vincenzo Pavano told the court that registration papers for his auto- | mobile could be found in the car over | the windshield, [ The car was in the police garage and a patrolman was sent out to svc! i the papers were there. When he | reported finding the registration, Pa- | vano was discharged om charges of | driving without having the registra- | tion in the auto. i Forgery Case Continued Charges of forgery against William | ASPRIN Say “Bayer” and Insist! Unless you see the name “Bayer" | on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer product| prescribed by physicians over twen- ty-two years and proved safe by mil- | lions for Colds Toothache Earache Rheumatism Neuraigia Pain, Pain Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” only. KEach unbroken package con- tains proper directions. Hardy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents, Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetica- Headache Lumbago Grabowskl were continued to Satur- day morning, So that he might secure -counsel, Domonick Wallek's case, one of over- crowding a jitney, was continued to tomorrow morning, Couple Sent to Jail Peter Jullan was sentenced to two months in jall and Mary Acusti to three months In - jail for improper conduet, They were urrested by Ser- geant G, C, BEllinger and Patrolman W, 8, Btrolls Sunday nlght on com- plaint of Mary's husband, The case was tried Monday morning, but was continued to today so that an inves- tigation might be made, Judge Klett found the husband to be a man of good reputation and the wife to be a womun with an unfavorgble record. Among her accusers was' ner own mother, Judge Klett sald in passing sentence, LIGHTING GO, WILL REPLACE CUT TREES Board of Public Works Gets Re- sults From Letter of Pmtest’ After a hearing regarding building a sewer in Booth street, running 360 feet north of Broad street, the board of public works voted to grant the petition at a meeting last evening. A hearing was also given regarding rais- ing the grade on Carlton street be- tween Commonwealth avenue and the the one Victrola boulevard, It was declded to rec- ommend to the common council that the grade be lald out according to plans drawn _up by the city engineer, Lighting Co, Will Replace Trées, In response to a letter sent to the Connecticut Light and Power Co, re- garding the trimming of trees on Hart street, the company agreed to submit sketches of all changes in the future, City Engincer Williams und Chairman Thomas W, Crowe recelved word that the trimming was not being done property on that street and that two trees had been removed on Hawkins street, They investigated and then sent a letter to the company.. The company also agreed to replace the trees on Hawkins street, ‘Want Grooved Rails in Streets, Following a discussion regarding the kinds of rails used by the Connec- ticut company, the city engineer was instructed to take the matter up with the corporation counsel to find out how the law stands on the use of ralls. The members of the board are in fa- var of having grooved rails installed on streets where new pavement is to be lald. Inventory of Tools, Upon recommendation of Commis- sioner DiNonno it was declded to take an inventory of ‘tools and machinery in the storehouse. The matter of placing a mas¥ in charge of the place was also taken up, as it was pointed out by Mr. DiNonno that there is no one in charge there now and tools can be easily taken. An inventory of all materials at the yard and an inspec- tion by board members is to be made. Regarding the renting of the stare- house for another year, the own;r sent a communication to the board In which he stated that many improve- ments are to be mad The ‘chair: man and the colty engineer will take the matter up with the owner and ar- rango a rental price, A letter from Mayor Paonessa to- gether with a copy of the resolution passed by the city meeting board rela- tive to keeping within appropriations ! was read, 'The budget as recommend- ed by the board of finance and tax- ation was discussed, 000, U Now Walk Wanted, A petition was recelved from the asking for a concrete walk on the' east side of Main street from the rallroad crossing to the concrete walk in front of the Central Block compan; Booth block. A hearing will be glven property owners on the question, The Rogers' Recreation Co, asked for permission to erect an electric sign In front of the property on Church street, As the slgn has al- ready been erected to the satisfaction of the engineer it was decided to ap- prove his wark. [ The Connecticut Light and Pawer Co, submitted drawings showing pole locations on Market street, Road, Daly avenue and Ledgecrest avenue, enue and Ledgecrest avenue maps were approved, but it was decided to have the engineer, the chairman and the superintendent of wires inspect the Hunter Road positions before passing on them. Y A petition for the extension of the water main on Carlton street was ap- proved. It had previously been np- proved by the water board. The ex- tension of a water main on - Booth street north of Broad street was ulse asked and approved, Regarding the placin of a catch Victrola No. 210 $100 Mahogany or walnys Other styles $25 to $1500 instrument to rep value their reputations an justice to their interpretations. does The board of publle works asked for $202,402 and was granted $138,402, a cut of $69,- Hunter t Help dléest. : " 4 are The Market street, Daly av- ' | hasin at the cornér of Union and Spring streets, the city engineer will investigate. 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