New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
PLainuiMe Nelvs
.SOUTH|NG7ON MAN FINED IN COURT
Frank Milo Assessed S1O and Costs for Injury to Property
SERENADES NEIGHBORH0OD


 Alumni Association to Meet Tc- night-Health Condition of Town
 is ExccIlcnt-Tayes Due.
 Frank Milo, age 19 years, Of Southington. was fined sl0 and costs in the Plainville police court by Judge Merritt o. Ryder on charge of maliciously causing damage to private property.
 He was arrested yesterday after noon at the plant of the Standard Steel S Bearings Go. by Constab!r Gleason Sanders after several com- paints had been made to Prosecut- ing Attorney Charles F. Conlon that windows were being broken at the plant
 According to the authorities. morc than 200 panes of glass have been broken in skylight in the roo5 within the past five weeks and last week, the number totalled about 50.
 According to the testimony brought out in court this morning, employees at the plant were stealing a smoke during working hours and they were wont to get up under tn" skylight and there either break or remove panes of glass so that the 1 smoke would go out.
 The glass is set in steel frames and is of double thickness. Each l pane. according to an estimate, costs about s cents and when any quar- tity of them was used, the expense was high.
 Milo had previously been warned against removing the panes from thc sky light and yesterday he was caught in the act of scraping the putty away from the frames. H. had been employed at the concerr for about four weeks.
 Sereaades Ncighborhood Lacking bond, Milo last night was a guest of the town at the loca hoosegow in the town hall He was led from the office of the prosecut ing attorney in tears but when his surroundings were found to bs i comfortable and his condition not SC bad, his spirits became blithe.
 During the wee small hours 0, the morning, residents in the neigh borhood of the town hall were awakened by a vocal serenade eman. ating from the cell house. Milo va: indulging in an orgy of vocal re- frain. Had they never heard the numbers before, the neighbor should at this time know by hear at least The Prisoners Song an. "Carolina Moon."
 Following the court session thi morning, Milo was not feeling St gay and he failed to offer any O 1 his well-wora refrains for the edi fication of the assembly.
 Pythians to Install
 Pythian lodge. No. 47. K. of ?. will hold it's regular meeting to- night at o'clock in Odd Fellows hall on West Main street.
 The newly elected staff of off. cers will be installed in office b, District Deputy Arthur Hayes anC his staff Of New Britain. The off. Cers are as follows: Chancellor commander Rev. J. Roy Wlkerson vice commander. Floyd Stillman prelate. William Downham; master of work, Roy Smith; master O arms. Joseph Livingston; inner guard, Samuel McGibbon. and oute, guard, Edward Lackey.
 Refreshments will be served after the meeting and all members are asked to attend.
 Alumni Association meets
 The Plainville Graded Schools Alumni association will meet to- night at 7:SO o'clock instead of al S as has been previously announced at the home of Mrs. Howard Usher on Hough street. Plans for the an. nual reunion will he made at this time.
 Health Report
 pr. George F. Cook. health off. cor for Plainville stated today tha the general health of Plainvlle i. excellent He reports that there i. one case Of scarlet fever here. tv--