Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-04

April 1s-Warden Warren Declares 5t>2 Mill Tax Rate Too Lew-8ap- tist Roll Call and Annual Meeting.
 Willis Shippee. teacher at the Kill tngly Center school, was injured We'd nesday m0l ming, when his horse ran away and threw him out.
 Harry Sherwood of Hernell. N, r., has entered the employ of Louis VIens,
 Assigned to Stonington.
 Rev. Elliott F. Studley, who has been pastor of the Methodist church for the past year, is to become pastor al Stoughton, Mass.
 Archie Ennis of Whitinsville, Mass is spending few days at his home ir town.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Bitgo0d were Nis~ itors in Boston Wednesday.
 s5,0o0 Request to Minister
 Rev. Francis j. Marsh, who frequent ly visits here, Is made sole heir to an estate of 25.000 by an aged resident of the town in which he lives and where the person recently dted
 E H. Hall. C. K. Barber and E. H.. Corttis, county commissioners were at the Brooklyn jail for a regular board meeting Wednesday.
 Edward Mason and Henry Hall, the horse thieves who escaped from Brook lyn jail, had not been captured up to Wednesday night.
 Mrs. Simon Waldo, who has been in a criticaA condition for a week past, was reported Wednesday as improved.
 K. of c. Delegates.
 John Weaver and Edward A. Sulli- van have been elected delegates of Rose of Lima council to the state con- vention of the K of C., which meets in Waterbury in May.
 MT. and Mrs. George Fl. Call recent V returned from Hot Springs. Ark, found much interest in watching the training of the major league baseball clubs staying at that place.
 April Snow.
 A furry of snow soon after o'clock Wednesday morning followed the light ming and thunder that accompanied tue heavy rain of Tuesday night.
 The selectmen of the town of Kill ingly held regular monthly meeting at which routine business was trans acted Wednesday.
 The banks in town will be closed to- morrow, Good Friday. The factories in town will not suspend business.
 Funeral of 5ernoe A. Hopkins.
 Funeral services for Bernice Arlene Hopkins, the infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Stephen Hopkins. were held at their home on Riverview at i o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Burial was in the South Kilingly cemetery. The bearers were Lester Craig Elmer Gal lup, Tyler Andrews and Allie Rounds.
 Teachers Meeting.
 Supervisor Albert S Ames has ar ranged for a grade teachers meeting for Friday, afternoon, April 19. The subjects will be methods of teaching writing, reading, language, arithmetic, history and geography, methods of study, etc. MT. Ames plans to have two such meetings each year, one in the spring, and one in the fall The spe- cial object is to secure uniformity in the system and work in all of the schools of the town,
 Baptist Easter Concert.
 The following is the programme ar ranged for the Baptist Bible school concert for Easter Sunday evening at ' o'clock: Singing, school; scripture reading and prayer; singing, school; address of welcome, Oscar Cook: Eas- ter greeting, May Geer; singing, Lilies Fair primary; recitation, The Dawn of Easter, Florence Dawley; recitation, Easter Bells, Herman Austin; recita- ton, Winter Now is Ger, Nathan Cook; solo, Forget Mel NOts, Margaret Burton; exercise by little ones; exer- else representing embIems of Christi anity, boys class; solo, Marjorie Gaff- ney; recitation, Bernice Burdick; reel tatfon, That is Why Thelma Cogan; solo, Mabel Clark recitation, Marjorie Gaffney; singing, school; exercise, Easter trUmpets, boys; exercise, Eas- ter Message, girls; recitation, Mildred and Florence Leach; singing, school. recitation, Lndner Gallup; recitation, When Easter Comes, Homer Dixon recitation, Mattie King recitation, Beatrice Geer; recitation, Ruth Arnold: offertory, Florence Aldrich and Mil dred Davis, exercise, The Way of the Cross; singing, school; benediction