Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-15

is Risen Again, H. Blair Sanctus, Staini er; ; hymn, Bread of the World, Hodges 1; Gloria in Excelsis, Stainer; Sevenfeld
 Amen Stainer; recessiona1. Jesus Christ is Risen Today. Lyra Davidiea. Sopranoi
 Mrs Jessie c. Davison; contralto, Mrs.
 Edward Welch tenor, Harry H. Coleman. Organist and choir director, Mrs. Florence Is. Larl1in.
 | Pawcatuck Congregational Church, | 10.30 o'clock Organ prelude, Pastorale, 1 Guilmant; processional, 25, Jesus Christ is l Risen Today call to worship, by Dav1- dica doxology invocation selection 47, Easter; Gloria Patri; scripture lesson, l Corinthians, 5:1-3S; anthem, Now is
 Christ Risen, John E. West; prayer; re-
 sponse, Hear Our Prayer, Wl1eipten; Of
 fertory; anthem Hallelujah Chorus, Han 1 del; sermon, Gates Apar. The Resurrec-
 ton prayer. recessional 130, The Day of | Resurrection, Smart; benediction, Organ postlude. A1leluia, Faulkes; evening wor- ship, 7.30 o'clock, organ prelude, Lafgfet- ] to, Lynes processional 133. Christ the Lord is Risen, Kneeht; invocation; hymn l26, The Strife is Ger, Palestrina scrip 1 ture Lesson, John 20:1-19; anthem, l Christ Arose. Lowry response, Hear Us
 offertory hymn 154, Know My Redeerner Lives, Handel; address, The Light Diffus- ed illustrated by stereopticon; hymns, 1 Hail Ten Thousand Harps and Voices, Ma 1 son; All Hail the Power of Jesus Name, l Perronet; Jesus Shall Reign Where'er The Sun. Harrison; prayer, recessional 136, Our Lord is Risen J. Hatton; benediction organ postlude, Toccata, Bach.
 The jurors from Westerly who have been summoned to Serve at the April Ses- l sion of the superior court for Washington 1 county which opens at the court house tn l West Kingston April IT, are: Herbert 1 ILeRoy Pellet, William J. Hut. William P. Pellet, Joseph D. Wilcox, Stephen R peckham, grand: Willis R. Barber, Carl V. Brucker, John Gomena, Harry c Clancy, James Benzie. Charles J. Row ling, Charles H. Lamphere, Fred s. opie 1 Alexander c. Sawyer. petit. The grand jurors are summoned to appear Monday April 1T and the petit jurors Wednesday April 18th.
 The body Of William John Brown, so1 of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown Of B New. ton avenue arrived here Friday from ths hospital at Ottawa, Canada. Services wgrt held in Ottawa Wednesday,. The body will liz in stateS from 12 until 3 e'clocR Sunday before the funeral at the Pawca- 1 tuck Congregational chufch.
 The serial bonds which were voted at rE1 January meeting by the Westerly towI council when they met to issue s550.0oO d 4 per cent. bonds were sold to Harris Forbes & Co of New York and Boston or Ia 435 basis The authority for amend 1 ing the drainage district law was secured l from the general assembly. There were two votes passed at the council meeting | which was held Wednesday evening, ont covering the general debt of the teW1
 amounting to s250000 which has aecum ] 7ct the financial town meetings have contInI ally appropriated more than the town re 1 ceived in taxes Serial bonds to coTei this amount of S250,00 will be issued, th' first to come due May 1, 1923 and s16s GOO annually thereafter The first yea the interest will amount to S10,080 will Bi reduced by $400 a year as payments arr I made. A second vote was passed, to eove S300.O00 of water bonds, to cover the cos of the sewerage. These bonds are alsi serial The first payment will be mad in 1927 and the debt will then he all 0u of the way in 30 years. The interest ol
 these bonds the first five years will D s12,000 which will be reduced s400 an nuaHy and the debt reduced s10,000 | year. AFlpropriations necessary to cove the amount of the town debt under thes serial bonds will be $2O, ,000 as cornparet
 to S25, O00 as estimated and tie annual re 1 duction in the interest rate will be $500
 The bonds to be issued will be tthe rat | of four per cent.
 The school committee recommended tn payment of money for land secured a Bradford for the new school and the fol
 lowing bills in connection with the lant were ordered paid: Seventh Day Baptis church S1,5O0; Anton E. Faverio, s1,000
 aletine Campo, $500; George W. Wood
 ward s47.
 The next meeting of Merrill Post Amer
 ican Legion, May will be a smoker an social The entertainment committee i
 arranging for short program and it possible that some of the state officer
 will be present an1 speak. Commando Laiken and a comlittee will take charg of the rooms and on Memorial day tn
 committees will work in conjunction wit
 other local patriotic organizations.