New Britain herald., 1926-12-24
prosecuted. Schulman was fo guilty and fined S3 and costs Perfect in Attendance

prosecuted. Schulman was found guilty and fined S3 and costs
 Perfect in Attendance
 The following pupils in the Linden street graded school had perfect at tendance records for the term end- ing Wednesday afternoon:
 Grade 1A-Allce Burgess. Royal Hadfeld Agnes Lundquist, Julia Oddi, Florence Pellucchia, Arnold Peltzer. Drono Schultz, Anna Yawin.
 Grade 1B-Shirley Baehr. Phoebe Bartlett. Anna Ciesulsky. Pauline Darvcysk. Ruth Kyle. Jeanette La mothe. Eleanor Livingston.
 Grade 2-Olga Livene. Helen Nor ton, Mary Oddi, Elizabeth Orfe, Jo- seph Krazewski, Julia DiGiacomo. James Longa, Frank Natalie. Bur ton Norton. Francis Robideaux. An ton Rusczyk.
 Grade 3-Alma Bartlett. Florence Helm, Marion Klatt, Allen Bartlett, Anthony Certani. Kasmtr Czervinski, Charles Hadfeld. Stanley Kowalski, Alfred Shultz, Harry Wicke.
 Grade 4-James Burgess. Edgar Cadrain. Mike Cassile, Helen Foran. Anna Girolome, Lillian Helm, Julia Lefemine. Elizabeth Marcham. Al dona Mills, Barbara Morse, Rose Susco. Helen Yawin.
 Grade 5 Alice Alum, Eleanor Bartlett, Muriel Gwillem. Anna Lon go, Isabelle Pattison. Ruth Peltzer, Lucille Smyth. Helen Williams. George Denby, Tony Generesi, Ed ward Scranton, John Siry.
 Grade 6-Christina Durant, Gena Fortuna, Rose Fortuna, Herman Haskell. Vivian Johnson, Anna Ka- walski, Wladga Kawalski, Olga Kushmider. Albert Miller. Joseph Nasiatko, Mildred Peck, Stanley Rusczyk, Mary Smagacz, Harriet Smith.
 Bergen Elected Captain
 Martin Bergen was elected captain of the Plainville Y. M. c. A. team just before the game with the New Britain South church last evening, secret ballot returning a large ma iority in his favor. Bergen has play ed with the team for several years; last season he switched back from His playing featured the game; he jumped center and did good job. His pleaying featured the game; he led his men capably and scored four baskets, but his team showed the ef- fleets of its lack of practice and lost by 25-23 after forcing the South church to two overtime periods. A full account of the thrilling game will be found on the sport page.
 The raggedness of last nights playing will be overcome as the sea- son progresses and the boys get their teamwork going. Several players showed they had not yet acquired their wind" and tired after couple of periods of hard play. Loyal Smith. last years captain, returned from into the game in the second half. Plainville meets the New Britain State Trade school Monday night in New Britain.
 Exam. for P. O. Clerk
 The United States Civil Service commission will hold an open com- petitive examination at Plainville, Conn.,, for the positions of clerk and foot carrier in that post office. Regular positions with full time service are seldom filled by direct appointment from eligible registers, Eligblcs are first appointed as sub stitutes and are required to be avail able to render service whenever needed. Vacancies in the regular force are filled by the promotion of the senior substitutes. The salaries for regular employees range from s17OO to s2100 per annum. These positions are permanent during good behavior. Retirement on an annuity is provided for at 65 years of age or in the case of total disability. Compensation during disability for injuries received in the service is allowed and annuities are given 10 dependents in case of death as a re- suit of such injury.
 Fifteen days vacation with full pay is allowed with an addition of ten days sick leave with pay.
 For further information addres. the Secretary of the Board of United States Civil Service Examiners at the post cfficc named above. or the