[Adopted 7-25-1932 by Ord. No. 43 (Ch. 68, Art. V, of the
1975 Code)]
Any person who, with intent to provoke the public peace and
good order of the Village, or whereby a breach of the peace and good
order may be occasioned, commits any of the following acts, shall
be deemed to have committed the offense of a disorderly conduct:
A.
Uses offensive, disorderly, threatening, abusive or insulting language,
conduct or behavior.
B.
Acts in such a manner as to annoy, disturb, interfere with, obstruct
or be offensive to others.
C.
Unnecessarily congregates with others upon the streets of the Village
or in doorways or stairways adjacent thereto, or loiters about such
places and refuses to move on when ordered by the police.
D.
By his actions causes a crowd to collect, except when lawfully addressing
such a crowd.
E.
Shouts or makes a noise either outside or inside a building during
the nighttime to the annoyance or disturbance of any considerable
number of persons.
F.
Interferes with any person in any place by jostling against the person
or unnecessarily crowding him or by placing a hand in the proximity
of such person's pocket, pocketbook or handbag.
G.
Stations himself on the public streets of the Village or follows
pedestrians for the purpose of soliciting alms, or who solicits alms
on the public streets unlawfully.
H.
Frequents or loiters upon the streets of the Village or in doorways
or stairways adjacent thereto or about any public place in the Village,
soliciting men for the purpose of committing a crime against nature
or other lewdness.
I.
Causes a disturbance in any streetcar, railroad car, omnibus or other
public conveyance within the confines of the Village, by running through,
or climbing through windows or upon the seats, or otherwise annoying
passengers or employees therein.
J.
Stands on sidewalks or street corners and makes insulting remarks
to or about passing pedestrians or annoys such pedestrians.
For the violation of any of the provisions of this article,
he shall be liable for and pay a fine not exceeding $250 or 15 days'
imprisonment, or both, for each and every offense, and such violation
shall constitute disorderly conduct and the person violating the same
shall be a disorderly person.
This article shall take effect August 20, 1932, or immediately
as to any person or firm served with a copy of this article.
