New Britain herald., 1923-11-23

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 cast Miss Dorothy Rich, Mrs. Walter
 Werdelin, Mrs. Arthur Bowers and
 Miss Dorothy Sugenhime. Mrs. I George DeMore, Mrs. Charles Nelson and Miss Minnie kalms will take
 part in the second sketch, "A Lady to Call"
 Dancing will be enjoyed until 12 o'clock. following the entertainment.
 Dance in Fast Berlin.
 The residents of East Berlin, in order to organize a community spirit in the district. are planning dance to bc held next Wednesday evening. NosenibeI2s, al Athletic hall. Al committee to take charge of arrange ments has been appointed and St, PanPs orchestra Of kensington has been engaged to play for dancing, Something of an "Old Home Night Will be tried out and people from kensington and Berlin have been in- vited.
 Marriage Is Announced.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Orsie of Kens. ington announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Josephine Orsie, 10 John Clement Tormay, son Of Plumb ing Inspector and Mrs. Philip ]. Tor may of Curtis street, New Britain, MT. and Mrs. Tormay are now resid- ing on cranston Terrace, Belvidere. MT. I'ormay and his bride are both Well known among the younger resi- dents of kensington and New Britain.
 Judgment Lien Tiled.
 A Judgment lien has been filed at the office Of the town clerk in favor , of Barnett Sharfman Of Hartford 1, against Joe Scoilnick, Of Berlin. in the , sum of sSs1. The lien in favor of , sharfman has been placed on nrop- I i, erty which Scoilnick owns in kensing- z -on. He owns the former Nutmeg I house and the three tenement house : teNt to the kensington barber shop.
 Condition Is Critical.
 IL was reported this morning that i, he condition of William Whitman of I, his town, who recently underwent an i, operation at the Hartford hospital, !. ' as critical yesterday.
 kensington P. c. Examination The civil service commission today u ct Friday. December q, as the date v or the examination of candidates for he postmasterships at kensington. z, Candidates for the office will not c required to report at any place for Namlnation, but will submit applica- ons on forms prescribed by the com ., llsslon, stating their qualifications ., nd references. Applicants will be tted on their education and training, A. hich will count twenty per cent. and a lsiness experience and fitness, which "' i'll be graded eighty per cent. The ., ite set is the last day on which ap- I. ications may be filed. ud The salary at kensington is sg,s00 ~ sr year. ID As result Of the examinations. the s,i, sn rec candidates making the highest D" ades in each. provided they are all -x 'ove the qualifying mark Of seventy oo- T cent. will be certified to the post . lice department as eligible for ap- 'intment to the vacancy. The de- ,. rtnlent will refer the eligible lists - the congressman or republican % ". sders Of the districts in which the f'r ice is located. and invite his recom- sndation. II is hoped that the grad l ~ ho 5 Of the papers will be completed aii time to allow new appointments 10 =, - made as soon as the vacancy oc- 'i' rs.
 Items Of Interest. I Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Barrett. we'll be own residents of Berlin. have Fri wed 10 New Britain and are resid- ] , on Grove Hill. the The Boy Scouts will meet this even- bel l with Rev. Samuel \. Eiske. Re- mig -ts on the Rsi Cross roll call will cha ,babiy be submitted.
 The Woman's Aid society will pre- pr { The Old Peabody Pew at lock this evening.
 Last Berlin Notes \ frs. E. V Read will entertain the f mbers of the '11afanso" club at ' 'o9' home on Wilcox avenue this eve s. aga ?. tht 'he library will O. open Saturday t.,,,; ,rnoon from 3.8h to 5:8e o'clock. ts,,,,. in the evening fffsm 1880 to s.s5 Jsai ock for tHe exchange of books sc,. hc local members of The Boy trim 1ts will attend a meeting of their sth ht ip at Berlin this evening. lfort