New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-19

ley Smith, Thomas j. Smith, Stepher
Paul Solomon, Frank Tarditi, Johr
Joseph Tarditi, Joseph Telvini, Johr
Lenine Thomson, John M. Trehy
Everett Shaw Turner, William Henry
Turner, Harold d. Verntre, John N
Verntre, Orville s. Verntre, Karl r.
Verkander, Harry M. Vile, Merwin s
Vile, Frank H. Vincent, Oliver s.
Ward James NJ. Walsh, Erwin Wit
ham, George A. Whitney, Grant
Townsend Wickwire, John Wilson,
Joseph l.. Wilson. George Gabriel
Winslow, Earle J. Woods, Merlin
Irving Woods.
Nurses-Anna V. Pagan, Ethel G,
Goodrich, Freida F. Lund. Nancy
Molumphy.
Students Reserve-Alden Lincoln,
Chester B. Bunce, Lloyd Minor, Ralph
c. c. Nourse, George Pickett, Jr.
Berlin's Dead.
Army and Navy--Frank G. Ben
son, William R. Bolton. Stuart N.
Nelson. Benjamin Kasica.
Red Cross-Harry James Smith.
Civil Service Examination.
The United States civil service
commission will hold a competitive
examination at kensington on August
A. for the position, Of clerk and car
rier in the post office at Kensington.
Regular positions with full time
service are seldom filled by direct
appointment from eligible registers.
Eligibles are first appointed as sub
stitutes and are required to be avail
able to render service whenever
called on. Vacancies in the regular
force are filled by the promotion of
the senior substitutes. The salaries
for regular employees range from
s1,4oo to $500 per annum. These
positions are permanent during good
behavior, Retirement on an annuity
is provided for at So years of age or
in case of total disabi Compen-
sation during disability for injuries
received in the service is allowed and
are given to dependents In
case of death as a result of such in
jury.
Fifteen days vacation with full pay
is allowed with an addition of ten
days sick leave with pay. For fur
Their information address postmaster.
Retaliation of Land?
1t was learned this morning that
here Is considerable agitation In
and In both the Kensington and Ber-
in districts. 1t is also understood |
hat many people would like to see
his revaluation of the land conducted |
~ disinterested parties as they feel !
hat this manner of dong this sort of |
work would be absolutely fair to all |
Is then there could be no claims of |
avoritism as always crops up after
he assessing of the land has been |
ompleted by men in the town. II is
Understood that the motive behind
his agitation for the revaluation OF
he land is to increase the grand list.
possible. and thus make It easier to
orrow money for any project thai
hould come up. II is also limited In
ONE quarters that the increasing of
he grand list would be to the advau-
age OF those favoring the building of
new Junior High school as money
ould be obtained easier with a large
rand list than IL could with a small.
r grand list.
Alleged Drunken Driver Arrested
John Mclean of Jewett City was
rrested by Officer Brown last night,
harged with driving a car while un-
er the influence of liquor. He was
ngaged in an alteration with a store
eeper who called the officer,
Briefs
baby boy. Romano Valentino. was
orn Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. joseph
Iistieri of berlin.
Those wishing the use of the Conf ,
unity house kindly make arrange
ents with Mrs. r. Carter, telephone
i2-3.
Those having articles belonging to
lie Community house please leave
lem either at the home of Mrs .
alph Carter or Mrs. Gwatkin.
East Berlin Items.
There will be the regular weeklvl /
rayer meeting at the Methodist {
lurch this evening at the usual hour. 3
The library will be open Friday .
'ternoon from $3.50 to $3.50 and in
e. evening from 1880 to $3.50 o'clock
II the exchange of books. l