New Britain herald., 1924-03-27

for the experimental village delivery.
 Regular positions with full time service are seldom filled by direct ap- poin,mcnt from eligible registers. Those candidates accepted are first appointed as substitutes and are re- qIirod 10 be available whenever called upon. Vacancies in the regular force arc filled by the promotion of the senior substitutes.
 The salaries for regular employees range from Sl.ioO Co si,S0U a year and are permanent during good be- haNior.r Retirement on an annuity is provided for at 65 years of ago or in case of total disability. Compensation during disability for injuries received in the service Is allowed and annuties are given 10 dependents in case Of death as a result Of such injury.
 Fifteen days vacation with full pay Is allowed with an addition Of ton days sick leave with pay. Those scck- ing further information ure asked 10 with Miss Margaret Flynn at the kensngton post office. who ls the secretary of the kensing- ton examining board, or with the dis trict secretary. First L. $. Civil Serv- ice district, Custom House Tower, Boston.
 Committees To Meet.
 The social and by-laws committees Of Court Mattabcssctt, l'oresters Of America, will meet tonight at S o'clock at the home or William w. Pagan of kunsington. Practically the only business to be transacted by the iormcr committee is to wind up af- iairs of the recent dance held in the hall. Final reports will be made and final action taken on the affair.
 The bylaws committee will have on It's hands several changes which are necessary in those laws. IL was decided to change them around a bit md this committee was appointed 10 To the work. The committee is com posed Of Louis R. Goodrich, Prank 1 'ogiiatti, Harry Taylor, Daniel Ha- arney and Charles F. Wright.
 Miss Lord To stay.
 Members Of the Kensington Meth 1 ,dist church today repudiated the 1 statement in a morning paper which l made mention Of a change in pastors | lt the Methodist church. Miss Lord | cceived a unanimous call al the last | quarterly meeting and we would have 10 one but her. There is absolutely | 10 truth 10 the statement. IL must be | n error in the paper" was inc reply T one member Of inc church when skcd whether there would be hanse. Miss Lord is the present pas or.
 Miss Lord is in West Hartford. thcre she was called by the illness Of Ter mother. Mrs. Susan Lord. The cgular weekly service will be held [ the church tonight. however. 'homas Hanford will act as leader in he absence Of the pastor.
 Items of Interest.
 The ladies Of St. Paul's church held whist this afternoon at T. X. E. hall. at 2:30 o'clock. There as large sttendance and inc usual rizcs were awarded.
 Mrs. J. Ii. Bcldcn is entertaining CT sister. Mrs. Agnes DcForest Of ew Haven.
 The ladies Of the kensington Con- regational church will serve a supper | the church pariors at e:SO o'clock Jnight.
 The regular monthly meeting Of the -Ustess or the Kensington Congre- stionsl church will he held tonight o'clock at the home Of Frank D. lark.
 The town teams have been busy for l le past few days repairing the roads
 and about East Berlin. These roads ere badly in need Of fixing. The regular weekly prayer meeting 2 III be held at the Berlin Congrega- onal church tonight at 1880 o'clock. ev. Samuel A. Fiske will address Ie meeting.
 Last Berlin Items { The regular mid-week service will (
 held at the Methodist church this [ ening at the usual hour. Rev. A. C. Fuller has returned to [ 3 home on Main street after spend- l E the past week in Brooklyn. \. Y.. [ here he attended the annual confer ce.
 The Modern Woodmen will hold - cir next meeting at the Athletic ilding Thursday evening. April 5. The mid-wetk Lcnten service will i-