New Britain herald., 1928-02-20
RAILROAD POLICE ARREST CAS|0LA Charged With Breach Of Peace,
 Profanity and Drunkenness PAST COMMANDERS NIGHT
Former Resident Dies in California Inter DenominationAl Day of Frayer-Dies Suddenly in HoS- pital-Ash Wednesday Services.

| Jo14H SdSiold WHO lives near tHe Southington town line. was arrested last evening by Night Patrolman George Schubert on complaint of members of the New York, New Ha- ven & Hartford railroad company police force who charge him with breach of the peace use of profane language and drunkenness.
 | Policeman Schubert received a telephone call from the station mas ter at New Britain requesting that an officer from Plainville meet the train as it arrived in Plainville. The local officer was at the station as the train pulled in and he took Casiola 10 headquarters. The rail road police stated that Casjola was raising a disturbance on the train, was using profanity and resisted all attempts to quiet him.
 | He will be tried in the town court today before Justice Merritt O. Ryder. Attorney Charles F. Con- Ion will prosecute for the state.
 Past Commanders Night l Brock Barnes post, No. B, Amer ican Legion, will observe Past Com manders' Night at the regular post meeting in Legion hall tonight. The chairs during the meeting will all be filled by men who have acted as head of the local post in past years
 Besides these. several of the past commanders of the state depart. ment will be present.
 Following the regular business meeting, a social will he held al which number of speakers will ad dress the gatherings. Commandel Fanion urges all members to at. tend. Refreshments will be served
 Dies in California
 Frank NJ. Mitchell, for many yea1s a resident of Plainville. died at his home in Lynnwood. California. or February 16. His funeral was held there yesterday.
 During the years that the famil, lived in Plainville, they owned and occupied the Eliza Eaton house or North Washington street. They mov- cd to California about 10 years ago
 Mir. Mitchell is survived by his wife, at ono time all active worker in the Plainvillc Congregational church: three daughters. Mrs. Har- old Reed of Torestville, Mrs. Thom- as Wheeler of Montana, California, and Miss Helen Mitchell of Lynn wood, California;: u brother, Henry w. Mitchell of Newark. N. J.. and three grandchildren. Harold. Ken meth and Joyce Reed of Forestvillc'
 lntcr-D Day
 Rev. Charles $. Wyckoff, pastor Of the Plainvillc Congregational church, has again been chosen master-of- ceremonies for the annual inter- denominational day of work and prayer to be observed in the parish house of the Congregational church all day Friday, February A.
 The committee in charge consists of Mrs. T.. o. Melville. chairman; Mrs. C. W. Moody. Mrs. A. w. Thom- ascn, Mrs. Fred Smith and Miss Car oNn Stewart A program in keeping with the day and it's purpose has been drawn up. It will be opened with prayer at 10 o'clock i'll the morning by Rev. P. J. Cleveland pastor of the Advent Christian church.
 From 10 a. In.. to D. m., the wo- men will sew articles to be used in the New Britain General hospital. At 1 o'clock lunch will be served. Ii will be box lunch with every wo- man bringing her own edibles. Tea and coffee will be served.
 An hour of lrayer will be held starting at o'clock. During this time there will be music and five minute talks by the following: Rev.