The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-15
FIVE HUNDRED PUPILS
MILL PARTICIPATE IN EXHI BITIOS OF GRADE WORK

Rsfore Connecticut State Teachers Asso- stat,on-Attsntion of Public Called to the Hour at Which Exhibition Begins An Excellent Programme-super- visor Jepson in Charge. The following exhibition of grade l work will be given before the Connecti- cut State Teachers association Fdiday, at Il a. m.. October II, 1902. at the Cal vary Baptist church by five hundred pupils from the New Haven public schools, under the direction of SuperVl- sor B. Jepson. The exercises will con- sist of sight reading and dictation, in terspersed with national songs accom- panied by MT. c. Franklin Pierce, or ganist. The attention of the public is called to the hours at which the pro gramme will begin, the printed pro grammes stating, by mistake, ten o'clock, when the correct time is Il a. m.
 ORDER OF EXERCISES. Full Chorus-"Song of Delcome'-Air "Blory, Hallelujam!" We children of New Haven have assem- bIed here to-day, We'll try to please you with our songs, and all we do and say, And show you that in music as in all else on the way, We're ever marching on. We most happy are to meet you, We most happy are to meet you, Welcome, parents, friends and teachers. Yes, welcome ane and all. Our parents come from every cline that can be found on earth, Bua we are true and constant to the land that gave us birth, We love the flag with all our hearts, and really think it worth All other flags combined. We most happy. etc. First Grade-Slght Singing from Black board.
 Song-"Phebe''-By the Class Soloists. Enid Edgar, Margaret McCarry, Ray
 mond Spillane.
 Dictation Writers. Elliott Robinson, Charles Jefferson, Floyd Harrison, Russell Mac Arthur, May Parmelee, Enid Edgar, Doris Huntington, Edna Rose. Full Chorus-Dear Native Land'
 Air Watch on the Rhine Second Grade-Sight Singing from Printed Exercises. song-"The Old White Hen''--By the Class.
 Soloists, Lena Kiernan, Frank Phillips, Ada Dowd.
 Dictation Writers, Margaret McFadden, Alice Weisheit Edward Mckee, Constance Conner Herbert Donahue, Earl Couch, Gladys Lowe, Fred Weisheit. Full Chorus-''My Country, 'tis of Thee Third Grade-Sight Singing from Print ed Exercises. Song-'.I Cannot Play Alone"-By thu Class.
 Soloists,
 Agnes Hogan, Raymond Whitaker.
 Dictation Writers, Ruby Camerlin, Louise Knapp, Tessi Fireman, Irene Belcher, Florence San derson, Leila Grindle, Raymon' Whitaker John Beattie. F'uU Chorus-"God Ever Glorious
 Russian National Hym Fourth Grade-Sight Singing fror
 Printed Exercises. Song-"Corn Popping'-By the Class.
 Soloists, Mamie Hugo, Ralph Jansiwick, Louis Srannatd
 Dictation Writers, Louise Chitty, Julia Pruning, August Richter Irene Donnelly, Otto Meyer Rira Carelli, Julia Carroll, Sophie Nc colillo.
 Full Chorus-"Hail Columbia" Fifth Grade-sight Singing, Two Par
 from Printed Exercises. song-"Happy and Gay"-By the Cla:
 Soloists, Mabel Morley, Katherine Witz, Ett Rowley, Marion Waite.
 Dictation Writers, Katherine Witz, Margaret Bako flax Day, Marion Waite, Annie Cullor Ethel Underwood, Beatrice Norto Eddie Levy.
 Full Chorus White and Blue" Sixth Grade-sight Singing, Thr Parts from Printed Exercises. song-"Farewell to the Summer"-E
 the Class.
 Soloists, Clarence sibley, Helen Schadee, Frar McGrail.
 Dictation Writers, Clarence SibIey, John Reilly, R. M Be gis. Claude Dibble, Hattie Terry, Fla