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Find“)? of the Invniipattnp' (isthmu-
s on on New Haven Police; "
If NEW,HAVENrOonn.. ems: 11—-
No evidence oi corr ' tion in the Doe
lice department ,0! t in city, is the
- enter finding: in the report at the in-
3 ‘ submitted to ‘hiayorbantdley this occur
ire-tinting commission in its report
“This commission was cemposed of
it
W
,liynde Harrison, Dean iv‘Henry Wade
3 Rogers, of the Yale-Law school and
“than two on.
George ‘P. Martin. and it was instruct-
ed“ to investigate thoroughly condi-
tions existing in the police depart-
ment.‘ to ascertain it charges that the
‘ Lithium,“ ,by certain poli-
M rests were .Weii founded, it
there wascorruptlon to the extent oi
proocting‘riaw“".hrealters,’; and ii the
citisens are adequately protected. The
, commission sends a long document. to
1 or the Republic and the
ganisations want into con:
”to transact the business
9 or the most imperative
in tharnational encampment
The meetings oi: the various
‘ eminent unusual inter»
reason, because oi! the en‘-
ted though friendly contests
literent oiiices. The accredited
o the G. A. A. convention.
between 1.800 and 1,400 as-
Symphony Hall, early in
a.“ Theéreports of the 0111—
expected in the early part
eedln‘gs. with the probe-
the election; would not come
"ihiin ‘touryhationai oonven~
called to” order today in
«Tempid building. Most
at these was the convention
tonal-“Women’s Relief Corps
held in Tremont Temple
The other meetings were
ladies of theG. A. R., the
lighters of Veterans and
Aid idoclety, Auxiliary to
eterans. Still another
“ he opened today was
atlonnl Order of the Sons
hid at‘anton University.
ant interest in the contest
V president Mrs.‘ Fan-
”ot- New ,Hampshire,
fire leading candidate,
. Sine, of lilinoiai
entioned as well as
Hartwell, ol-Galitornla.
_ rklin,~oi»Miesouri, and
Farr. or South Dakota
’or senior‘lvlco-presi-
no contests for the
, mess. ‘ ‘
ion‘oi’ the 22nd nation-
, ‘ ti Woman’s Relief
hailed" 0 order at 9:80 a.
it! i‘ president, Mrs.
' of Troy. in Tremont
' m‘was profusely doc.
tionai colors; The
opened with prtiyer thy
Whitpiain. ‘M a. Mary L.
illicit-if; . s M .
annual e‘addreug :deait
triotic . linsti‘finctiono
the dominant
3, Abetforein‘the:
[grid she declared, had.
noted ‘whileghumnna
sacs andg'arhitration' _ , ‘
‘ s; tile power to removeisal commiseio
in politics.
the mayor, there being ‘a majority re.
portaby Dean Rogers and Mr. Martin.
and a minority romi‘tby Mr. Harri-
son. In substance the commission
agrees that there has been no corrup-
tion, but that therehasbe‘en a great
disregard "for the rule .thich iorbids
department members from mingling
A, The departmental meth-
ods are sharply criticised. and consid-
erable blame ion the laxity of prose-
cution or gamblers, illegal liquor: seii'u
ing and otplaces or iii jl-eputeis place
ed on the city court,“the report stating
that too many times :the court has
imposed lines where .{jall sentenced
Were needed. The cummission reports
that the efficiency of the department
can be greatly improved,” the detective
bureau should be made moraenergetle,
more policemen should he used and
heats shortened. and thevclty's streets
in the residential districts should he
better lighted. .‘ V
:The majority report recommends the
«abolitit‘m oil the bl- artisancommis-
stony buthir. Harrison dissents on this
point, and so submits a minority re-
port. aayi thatthe matter otadmln-
ist‘iiatio‘“ “ use “not totichj‘upon this
matter; ’0 some other'po‘lnts agreed
to by theeommission as a whole, he
amplifies in his own. report. ,
The appointment of the investigatc‘
ing commission followed agitation oi
both a civic and; political character.
Three dastardly assaults on women
had been committed in the residential ‘
section and limits claimed that the
police did not take precautions to pro-
tect citizens from other assaults, and
Were lndiiierent to hunting down "the _
assailant in these assaults. There had
also heentrouble bemoan political face M
tions, and: raids on gamblere‘by‘tha
state police over the heads oi the lo-
cal police was ascribed to desire oi‘the '
defeated political factions. and, raids ‘
ongnmhlers, by the state police over i
the headset the that prides. was as;
cribed [to desires oi the deieuted poll
tlcai tactics to eyes matters; , t
‘TheBrower and
n . nuns. shouid‘ be-introd
~ a orally throughou
, greatly improving it
4 any manner corrupt or;
‘ hour's dclayin
mooted dor the Grand it "
and toe the one onfilid ‘
mith‘ .
t the” “
department .
, 0113030 MA ‘
Under this outfit". dis]
(minority report); that th ‘
evidence reported to fill“ at any
members at the department More in
that any more!
had beeagused directlyor indirectly to
secure appointments do 1‘19 force.
Passing along to‘the'iiciioc pool
case and the assaults ibr whim Wil-
liam Mohane is now serving {LSHI'
we conclusion than there ’are .not
property in thegoutiying districts be-
ttvecniiie hours his 12 0'01 t ' idnight
and ii a. m., andprovision sfihuld be
made by which at least two competent
detectiVes should, be on duty at head-
quarters 4 precincts during those
hours. , ,, v -
Citizens should .be instructed to
promptly usetheir telephones at their
hood whenever robberies. assaults or
other crimes have been committed. An
‘ ‘ notifying the headquarc
ters mightuwork seriously against the
detection otthe criminals.
Under thereon-heed ,f‘enlcieacy ot the
force." theopehi sentence declares
:hethtiiere was is
o s ow that any gem lienot thetorce
had at any time ring _ last three
or tourvyears ‘fgrossiy " lectedi".his
duty. (hat the police havehotiprevent-w‘
ted the vial tion 01' the lavi‘lo the one
tent desire ie in this city: , ‘ 3
More absolute powor should lie girl-3
on to the chief in the management of
the force. and it might'vhe wise to
have the charter amended so that the
mayor would have power" to cause the
removal or the chief at any time with-
out glving any right ot-hppeal.
hotter accommodations should he
provided at station houses and more
red lights should be provided through-
out tlie city, ' i y, .
As to politics it is.i9iind-'.that the
members of the force haveflhotgjinter-
feted; or taken any uu'd eipartin Dolls
ticsW 4 _, , «-
OBJEQTS TO SUNDAY Tit VELING.
DGhaplain R. T. flaunt)! the First in-.
(entry, C. N. G ’-
Britain. decline '
assas trip on.
tor m writhing! Janus:
“31.60 one new pair
“ 3.50 extortion use.
terms in prison, Mt, Harrison reaches -
enough patrolman detailed to pgun’rd ‘
«on caterer. ates.
homes or the nearest in the neighbor- '
videnee presented
(lorry ”£11150. Home“
hecticut Shore: equipped with every
modern improvement and all conven-
iences.» Accommodations by the day
ortr‘car‘eek; ' SPECIAL ATTENTION
Given ro oswme AND surouo.
alternating. ,, ,4 'r or
LUN A ii I are even
an $55? ugrih 3‘ '33 '5 ‘
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Sam
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taco Oxfords at m.
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taco Oxford‘s. ”.39.
Special Prlhu, ”o and Oils.
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BEACH INN?
THE ‘ 823
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democrat“?
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. f: 901mm , ,
:5 Bflnk‘ ‘1 H 3;
3‘ 5i Wail sneer, ‘
g Conn. ‘
leaders for thothl {actions ‘heing oifl ' "
holders. Mayor Studiey therefore no
ed a- commission to consider the
tire situation,» and for a month hear:
The recommj datidhs' oi the‘cd
mission follow: I
1.~,—'rne abolitionist the team a a
police 'eommlssloaers,‘the newersuhithr . t » .
erto pomseed by them to he
aisingle policeuo .
pointed by the in ,.
five years, at a salary of a ‘
per spasm. ‘s‘xThd‘ mayo "ahoshi have
t l
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A lice int
assistance ‘
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. "dud’iioihiiiu io‘gain bu iougerdelauino ihe‘pun
chase of‘iiotu' wash shirt 'waists'ulis, We have
re-ifierkedqouj‘rremainihggfsfiticm these goods '
at prices that ishouldlfinSuio‘h amok Sale. lOut .
Sixes aieii‘mited'oniaiiIioisbut .iheieflbelnara .
‘ ,‘uumbenoif diiéierent lotggyvéfaie profitil filil'eéfi033
- w, 4. showuo somehow touour hkma Timmy '-‘ a .
i remarksalsoappiuioih Shiriwmsts inwiuie
»" ‘ llawngapdi‘colrorod washable materials; also in E} ”
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Thiswealt; nextwcek, next
I ' month cation Fall,‘ we hope
to get “next”, to your order‘.
' 3 Our bina'are‘3filled. to over-
flowing on good things in
l’COAL‘, which V we: have: Vac.-
iected for your‘u‘aefif ‘2“ ‘ ‘
'f ~
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