New Britain herald., 1926-03-16
COUPLE PAY HIGH
 FOR TRAIN RIDE Man and Wife Refused tO Give
 Conductor Tickets COURT COSTS TOTAL SSt.SO
SNty-cisht Certificates Presented at EycnNg School Graduation-Elks Ladies Night Tomorrow-Fifth school District Meeting Friday.

FNINpl t'istIlit
 Joseph Chaponis and hIs wife. of s Gaylor street. spent yesterday in Hartford and started for home on the train due to reach Bristol at S:6O p. m. After leaving Hartford they presented two tickets to Con- ductor John T. Kelly for their trans por,ation 10 New Britain. but on leaving the latter city they refused Co pay their fare Co Bristol, with the result that Officer Henry JeglinsM of the local police department met them at the station.
 They both pleaded not guilty be- foro Judge Joseph Donovan in the city court this morning. The testi- mony was 80 convincing that they were found guilty of evading their fare and the husband was fined sJ and costs, totaling sl7.a0. while the wife was fined &3 and costs, amount l Ing in all 70 $l3.90.
 Deputy Prosecuting Attorney 1 Robert J. Stack prosecuted the cases.
 Evening school Graduation.
 The graduation exercises Of the vocational classes Of the Bristol Evening schools were held last night in the auditorium Of the new school building on Church street, 6S re- ceiving graduation certificates ir cooking, dressmaking, mechanical drawing and shop mathematics. The program was under the direction 0, kar A. Reichc, superintendent 0, schools, and the speaker or the eve. ming was Arthur $. Barnes, who ]! chairman of the evening school com' mittce. Following is a list Of thost receiving certificates of graduation
 Cooking; Lillian Benford, Olivii Benforl, Mrs. Emily Greer. Lillian Little Angelina Martino, Ella Miller Olga Miller, Lydia Miller, Eiizabetl Basco, Stella Kerr. Pauline Nyerick Anna Pctro. Mary Petro, Mar! Rolka and Elizabeth Martahus. pressmaking; Eliza beth Blanco Maielyn Chase, Lillian Nelson Grace Donahue, Mary Farley. Mrs Gertrude LaNaSScau, Lena RoSA Gertrude Carey, Mary Holcum, Mrs Katherine Lourie, Mrs. Agnes Her cna, Dorothy Non Dole, Martha l. Smith. Pauline A. smith, Mrs. Flor cncc Andrews, Mrs. Myrtle Macon ! bsr. Mrs. Clarlco Brennan. Mar
 krauchans. Mary kocke, Mildrc
 klotke, Ruby Washington, Nelm
 Gaudrcau Dorothy Crowley. Sophi
 kamcnski. Jennie Hlmileski, MT:
 Caleb Wade. Mrs. Frank McGiNnel
 Mrs. Ethel MerroW, Mary McLauEh
 lin, Mrs. Emily Greer, Mrs. Jessl
 Nielsen, Ida Parent and Angelin
 Martino.
 Mechanical drawing: Philip Al
 wood. John Collins, James King
 Dao Narcotic, Harry Gurske, Vii fred Gaudrruu, Walter G. Michel
 Robert Dutcfcr Huber Gurske, Os car Wall. Rciuhold Wall and Norri w. Booth.
 
 John Collins, Dao Narcotic, Niltre Gaudrrau. John Nelson, Rober
 butcher, William Warner and Hen
 " Mitchelscn.
 Tonight in the same auditoriut the graduation exercises for th
 Americanization classes will be hcl
 under the direction of Of Arthur Barnes. The principal speaker Of tll cvrnlng will be Robert C. DemlnS state director Of AmcriCaniZation. . two reel motion picture, The Ian Of Opportunity" will also be shoWl One hundred anl tour members C the Americanization classes will rt ceivc certificates Of graduation. Comments Fire Department. A letter commenting the work .
 the fire department, together with
 check Of S25 for the tiremen'S pen
 sion fund. was received yesterday b Chic: Hayes from Carl Aymett 0; th Nash Motor Sales on School stree in appreciation for the work don
 at a recent fire. Mir. Almetts let,c read as follows:
 Enclosed herewith you will in check amounting to s25 for ada ton 10 the Firemen's Pension Funl Due to inc absence Of the write from Bristol. there has been som delay in my acknowledging The goo work done by your men at our II cent fire.
 | No uommcndation can oft | will suffice to express my appTec alton of the prompt response an | quick action which prevented wh, | might have been disastrous fire. 1 Elks Ladies' Night. | Ladies Night will be observed ! l The Bristol Lodge of Elks on St. Pa