New Britain herald., 1926-03-15
Bristol Mews
GRADUATION AT
 EVENING SCHOOLS
Programs Arranged for Tonight
 and Tomorrow Night
NEW BRITAIN MAN FINED


 Samuel Applcbaum Con, lctcd of De- llycrinG IntoNicantS in Ills Bakery Wagon-Pricst Paints While Cclc. brating Mass.
 This week marks the close Of th" 20th season of the Bristol Public Evening school. with graduation exercises tonight and Tuesday eve ming The vocation classes will hold their exercises tonight in the audi torium Of the new South Side school building on Church street and an in teresting program has been arrang- cd
 While the exercises start al o'clock, the building will be open al 7:30 so that the general public may inspect the exhibit of the work Of tho dressmaking and mechanical drawing classes in the room directly under tho auditorium.
 The evenings exercises will be in charge Of Karl A. Reiche, superin- tendent f schools, while the speaker of the evening will be Arthur S. Barnes. chairman of the evening school committee.
 Certificates Of graduation will bc given to 6S pupils in cooking. dress making mechanical drawing and shop mathematics.
 The complete program for this evening is as follows: Vocal Selections ............... ......... Mrs. R. A. Richardson | Violin Solo ..... William Hanrahan Scottish Songs ..... Ole Robertson | Vocal Selections ...,....,..,,...
 .......... Miss Elizabeth Gleason i Address ,,...... Arthur $. Barnes Ukulcle Lays ......... Dan Nolan Award of Certificates ....
 ............... Arthur s. Barnes,
 On Tuesday evening the gradual ton for the Amcricanization classes | will be held in the same auditorium under the direction of Mir. Barnes 1 The principal speaker of the evening will be Mir Robert c. Deming, state director Of Americanization and I72 certificates will be awarded, 104 Of which will go 10 the Americanlzation pupils and 6S 10 the vocational classes.
 New Britain Man Fined
 Samuel Appelbaum, who was ar rested on Sixth avenue in East Bris- tol on Saturday night when he was delivering liquor, was fined $50 and costs by Judge William J. Malone in the city court this morning Appelbaum had been making fire. : qucnt trips to the East Bristol see tion for some time in his bakery truck and the suspicious Of the po- ilicc that he had been deliverina something besides cream puffs and lady fingers proved 10 be well founded. when the apprthended him in the act Of delivering grain alco- hol which had been colored.
 Joseph France. charged with in' ttoX.cation, was fined Sj and costs
 Funeral Of John Seaman
 Tho funeral of John Seaman o' Stafford avenue. Forestvllle was held from his late home yesterday after moon at 2:S0 o'clock.
 ! TNriFFiy, n Asbury Methodist church oficiatec and remains were placed in thr vault at West cemetery until spring
 \. 0. IT. Meeting
 The regular meeting of the Rev r. ]. Kcena branch. Ancient Ordn' of Htbernians. will be held tomor iIow evening at s o'clock in Eagles Ihall on Meadow street.
 Plans for the St. Fatrick's nigh . ccIobration will he made and otho matters Of importance discussed.
 Taken to Hospital Henry Casconc of George stree was removed to the Hartford hos rital Saturday for observation an . treatment.
 Birth Of Son
 X nine poYnd son was born 0 Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Charle . IHl Of West st,
 Paints on Altar . Rev. O. T. MagNell, pastor ot S Josephs Roman Catholic churcl had q faiting spell yesterday morn ing while saying the ' o'clock mas pr. F. x. Whipple, who was 1 the congregation. revived him an Ithn mass was concluded by Fathe INnch. the curatn. Father Magne insisted on saving the and 't o'clock masses, contrary 10 the sd . vice of his physician, ]. Teacher Meeting A meeting of the Farent-Teache ,i association will be held this ever i. ing in the Federal Hill school aud h Itorium.
 ,y Miss Eleanor Cook will appear :. series of folk songs and dances,