Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-17
WIILIMANTI

program follows: Anthem, Ring Gut Glad Bells of Easter-tide Bartlett; organ pre- lue. Easterday, Johnson; offertory. so- prano solo, The King of Glory, 'Coorifbs carol aslthem, List, the .Glfst 1i4lg Angel, Matthews; organ postlade, Hosanna, Waehs. The quartet comprises Mrs. Walter M. Buckingham, soprano Miss Lois Caswell, alto; Arthur L. Clark, ten or: c. H. Caswell, baritone and director Mrs. C. H. Caswell oFganist.
 The Easter music of St, PauI,s Episcopal church, Rev. Walter F. Borcfert rector. was under the direction of Miss Jessie T. Jones, organist, assisted by R. c. Fletcher. 1 yiolinist The program follows: Violin and organ prelude, Rondin. arranged from the theme of Beethoven; processionaL Jesus Christ is Risen Today 2 Kyrie Elei- son, A. J. Eyre Gloria Tibi, Garret 1 hymn. The Strife is Der, choir offertory, This is the Day, Johnson; violin and or gan, Sereuade, Gounod; Sursum Corda and Sanctus Garrett; hymn, At the 1 Lords High Feast We Sing; violin and organ during communion service Largo, Handel, Traumerei, SeAunlanh; Gloria in ] Excelais. Old Chant Nunc Dimitti, Gre | Eorian recessioFal, Jesus Lives; postlude
 Jugbilate Dec, Cfilner.
 At the First Baptist church. Rev. 4 ID.
 Carpenter, pastor. the Easter message was delivered by Rev IT. E. Sloat. At St. Joseph's church Easter Sunday, masses were celebrated at the usual hours l '. g. 9.15 and 1O.3o o'clock, with Rene dootion after the last mass. Under the di- rectioh of Mrs Edmund E. Portelance, or l ganist, the choir sang Turner's Mass at tlae last three masses.
 At St. Msry's K. c. church services ] were held at ', SIS, 9.15 and 10.50 o'clock
 the last being a. solemn high mass The sanctuary bows choir sanf Vida. Aquarn and l the responses of the 10S0 mass. The mus i ical humber were under the direction of 1 Joseph F Gaudreau director of the boys choir. and Mrs Joseph E. Gaudreau, Or l ganist.
 Garde Sacred Heart. of St. Mary's par ] isll, is to hold public drill Saturday even- | ing May 20th in the town hall when the best carde teams of Massachusetts, Rhode Island. and Connecticut are 10 come here and compete for prizes, silver loving cups and q gold medal The drills are open to teams of both sexes. It will be the first biz affair of this kind Garde Sacred ] Heart has attempted. The prizes to be awarded are: CSrls' garde, first and sec. oAd prizes for bEst drills; one popularity I contest priEe; mems. first and second for l best drills and one popularity contest prize. The gold medal will be awarde1 1 the ga-de coming the greatest distance The committee ir charge of the drills is composed of Loui5 C. egiard. chairman 1 Armand PerrauIt. Edmond Dupont, Ed l n1ond SylVestre, Florinaond Bergeron. Ar thur vertefeuille, Arthur Bernier, Josaph Vegiard and Harry Dumas,
 ! jury af Anthony TaHnosaists of EdgeWooS l street and Michael Wedesek of ManI3
 street, Manchester, Friday when struck by an automobile driven by H. s. Tay= 1 Tor. Of Willln1antic. Both were taken tc 1 the Memorial hosrital where 1t was foune l that their injuries were net serious. l The board of ssleetnaen cR the town oi
 Windham has received notice from How ard H. Elliott. chief special deputy of fhi
 state commission of domestic animals t5 l the effect that Commissioner J. W Whit l tlesey had appointed Roderick Lussier Q this city dog warden for the town of yViaG ham for the year ending March 31, 1923 The appointment was to take effect q once.
 Mrs. Alice skinner who was arrested b: County Detective W r Jackson, at West ford. Friday morning was given a hear
 ing before Justice Of the Peace Chester \ JeWett at Westford later in the day ant waived examination. She was bound owe l 10 the next criminal term Of the Windhan l county superior court under bonds Of S20 l which she was unable to furnish. so va
 taken 10 the county jail at Brooklyn. 0Irs skinner is charged with several counts b. merchants of this city and by a loca jitney operator.
 George Mccormick. giving Ais residenc las Boston, but employed as a dyer by til 1 American Thread company for the pas four months, pleaded guilty to a charge C
 intoxication in the police court Saturda
 morning. He was fined S5 and cost
 amounting to S12.15, The case of Ovi1l
 Martin charged with reckless driving of hs
 aYtomeble was again continued for tw
 week Tn the absence of Prosecuting At
 toruey Samuel E. Harvey the state va
 represented at cour. by Assistant Prose 1 cutting Attorney Frank r. Fenton.
 There was a large audience at the syn agogue On Temple street Sunday evening
 when Isaac Carmel and Abraham Colds tein gave addresses on the work aeeonl1
 lished iR Palestine MT. Carmel is direc l tor Of the Zionist state orgal4iza tion all
 MT. Goldstein is q, member of the Nation 1 al executive board of the Zionist organigs ton of America. The purpese of tn
 meeting was to make an appeal to the lc 1 cal community to organiz and aid in tn | greatest effort in Jewish history for rc claiming the home of their ance5tors i l Palestine.
 Frsneis s. Long Post, No. 30, G. \. R held it's seEli-rnohthly meeting Saturda
 afternoon at c. 4. R. hall in the tow
 building, eight of the fourteen member l being present. Matters concerning th state encanpnents to be held in Sout