New Britain herald., 1930-02-13

ten days sick leave with pay.
 For further information address Secretary Margaret Flynn of the board Of United States civil service examiners at the post office named above. or the district secretary, frs, united States civil service district custom House tower, Boston, Mas. sachusctts.
 Applications must be filed with the district secretary at Boston not later than February 2S. l93O."
 Funeral Of Adolfo Maricni
 Funeral services for Adolfo ,lari- chi of kcnsnston, who died sudden l " at his home on Burnham street on Tuesday evening. will be held from St, Paurs church in Konsinp ton tomorrow morning. Rev. John C. Brcnnan will officiatc. Burial will be i made Tn St. Mary's cemetery in Now | Britain.
 Mr. Maricni, who was ono of the l best known Italian residents in Der. | lin, having settled here in 1899. was l | well as in other parts of the state. i He was one of the charter members i Of the Italian Fraztcllcnza society, i well known throughout this part Of 1 the country for it's activities He re- tained the post of treasurer in this organization up to the time of his 1 death.
 Birthday Party A suprise birthday party given by | Mrs. C. A. Carlson in honor of her daughter, Miss Dorothy Carlson, was held last evening at her home on Pennington road, Berlin.
 Refreshments were served and games were played. Miss Carlson was the recipient of many gifts.
 Wintcring in Florida Miss Marjorie Moore of Kensing- ton is in Florida where she is spending the winter months. She plans to remain there until April . when she will return to kcnsington
 Pay for Fire Protection The New Britain fire board has received payment for the services rendered 10 the town of Berlin sever al weeks ago when it was called 10 the scene of q chimney fire at the home of John Julian on Christian Lane, Kcnsington. Tho new rates have become effective, and the amount of the bill paid was $l00-- the minimum charge.
 These new rates went into effect carly last fall following a decision by the New Britain fire board regarding tho use of New Britain apparatus in Berlin. At that time it was claimed that New Britain was being left un- guarded while the apparatus vas in Berlin and an increase in rates was asked for with a diScontinuancc in fire protection as an alternative. The board finally suggested an increase in the old rate of $50 to Sl00 an hour or for any part of an hour spent in the town limits of Berlin. The Berlin board of selcctmcn agreed to the scale Of prices and service has been maintained
 Wedding Feast
 h NtuIlIlS ith7N N"'' i'N' '''''N night in Fratcrnal hall in kenSing- ton following the marriage of Miss Lena Eside Bonolo and John Philip Magetteri, both of kensington. Many friends of the couple attended.
 Basketball Friday Night
 The younger element of the Ken sington Boys club will have a night of bask etball carnival at Fraternai hall tomorrow night. Due to the fact that the seniors play in Plain vile they will be out of town and the full time will be devoted to the younger teams. Eight teams of the younger clement have been or ganized into two leagues in town and all will have opportunity 10 play this week. During the past weeks several games have been played between teams in the league of boys between l4 and l6 years of age. The teams and present stand ing:
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