New Britain herald., 1930-09-02

from the method used in New Brit ain. Instead of each voter casting one ballot in favor of one nominee or the other, those interested will gather at the caucus and the dele gates will be nominated from the floor and elected by voice, or If necessary, by individual ballot. When four delegates are elected to this convention the probate caucus will have been finished.
 Both sides will make every effort to set as many of their supporters into the meeting hall as possible in order to insure the quick nomination of their delegates.
 It was impossible to learn the names of the men who are to seek the post of delegates to the probate convention because of the custom to withhold such information until the time of their nomination from the floor of the convention.
 Derito Funeral
 The funeral of Angelo Derito, long time resident of Kensington who died late Saturday night at his home on Percival avenue, was held at S:S0 o'clock this morning from his home and at o'clock at St. Pauls' church. where a solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by the pastor, Rev. John C. Brennan, assisted by Rev. John C. Donahuc as deacon and Rev. Walter A. McCrann as sub-deacon.
 As the casllet was being borne in to the church. Mrs. E. Brady and Mrs. Linke sang Abide With Me" They also sang Pie Jesu" at the of- fertory of the mass. Mrs. Brady sang Face to Face" at the conclu- sion of the mass and Nearer My God to Thee" as the body vas being taken from the edifce.
 The pail bearers were Angelo Pull cini, Dominick Prata, Raphael Pol lombo, Angelo Pollombo, Sam Gipa- delli and John Leoni.
 Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery, New Britain. Rev. John C. Eren- nan conducted the commttal service at the grave.
 Reports Auto Stolen
 Constable Frank Brown reported to the New Britain police department about 11:15 o'clock last night that an automobile owned by Cremo Ros- si of Kensington had been stolen.
 Up to a late hour today no in- formation had been receive as to whether the vehicle had been dis covered or not.
 Post Office Examinations
 Postmaster Sydney NJ. Cowles of the kensngton post office again call ed attention today to the fact that open competitive examinations for clerks and carriers at the local office would be held in kensington at some near future date to be announced later.
 All applications of those wishing to take these examinations must be in the hands of the district mana ger at Boston not later than Septem- Der 5.
 For further affirmation those in- terested may address the secretary of the board of United States civil service examiners at the post office named above. or the district secre- tary. First United States Civil serv- ice district, Customhouce Tower, Boston. Mass
 Two Slight Craslies
 DeSOlte the fact that fra fflr through Berlin was heavier yester- day than at any other time during the summer. only two accidents were reported from this section.
 The first of these occurred when a car driven by Fred Ferrarino of Percival avenue crashed into the rear of one driven by Stanley Zaw- rotny, also a resident of Kensington, on Pennington avenue. Slight dam- age was done to both of the cars. Constable George kanupka investi- gated but found no cause for police action.
 Early last evening two other cars, the names of whose drivers were not learned, figured in a slight collision in front of the homo of Emil O. Shjerden on Worthington ridge Prosecutor Lewis and Constable Frank Brown made the investiga- tion and neither driver was held.
 Engagement Announced
 A largely attended party vas held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. An-