New Britain herald., 1930-08-15

post office department will be giver by q member of the civil service commission at the Sol tn Side school au iitorium Saturday morning at S:45 o'clock, it has been announced. Postmaster Frank s. Merrill stated
 oday that 36 candidates would applr
 or the tests.
 All applicants must bring pencil, pen and ink, and must have their admission cards with picture at- tached. Those obtaining high rat lngs in their examinations will be eligible for appointment as substi- tutes in the local post office at some future date. should the need arise. A number of ex-service men are among those applying for positions.
 Will Complete Course
 Miss Ora Craig, 100 Maple street teacher in French at the Bristol High school, will finish a sumn1or school course in French at Middle bury, Vt. college on Friday. Angus 22, it has been learned She is studying intermediate phonetics. a1- vanced composition and French stylistics, the art and civilization Of France.
 Miss Craig is q graduate of St Lawrence university, and has taugh. French, Latin and German in Mo rln. \. Y. French and German in Lebanon. N. H, French and Ger man in Claremont, N. H. and French in Torrington and Bristol At Middlebury, in accordance with the custom of the French depart ment of the institution. she pledged herself 10 speak no English for q six weeks session. She is doing all her work under native French pro- fecsors.
 Enrolls at N. !. L.
 J. Edward Benoit. 10 Dudley street, who has enacted the role Of publicity manager for the local cor tingents of the Connecticut National Guard at Camp Devens, Mass, for the past two weeks. will be sent by the Bristol Boys club, of which he has formerly been assistant director oi pIiE ESiNcl cuLIdtlUH, lO lHp NGN York university open air school for two weeks starting tomorrow morn. ins when he will embark for the metropolis While at the institution Benoit will major in games ana athletics
 IL will be the first time, officials of the club assert. that the local organization will have a representa-. tive at the New York school. The school, organized eight years ago, is located at Soatsburg. near New York city, It is the intention 'of the Boys club to benefit from the outdoor education gained by Benoit | at the school by acquiring his serv- . ices in the future after a camp has been established.
 Guardsmen to Return
 Company l and Headquarters company of the 169th Infantry, Con- ! necticut National Guard, will return from Camp Devens, Mass. by rail i tomorrow morning, 1t has been re- ported. The men. in charge Of Captain Edmund J. Caterty and . several assistants. has been located 1 al the soldier camp for the past tuo weeks.
 Bouts Postponed
 The boxing bouts scheduled for | Capitol park, Hartford last night | were postponed until tonight on ac- count Of rain. The main bout will ! feature a set-to between Tony La vicro, current pride of the Bell City 1 leather nunchers. and Frankia i (Butch) Nichols Of simsbury, each of whom has licked the other in | previous matches. A delegation of fight fans from this city is expect cd 10 attend the bouts.
 Marriage License
 City Clerk Thomas B. Steele is- sued marriage license to David T.. Nercone and Rose Daresta. both Of l92 Park street. Cercone has play 'd football for several seasons with he West Ends as lincman.
 Deed Filed
 Ambrose Cosano has remisod lot No. g in Prospect park. East Bris- ol. to Maria Cosano, according to a warranty deed filed at the office of he city clerk this morning.