Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-06

sons wishing to use hose for street, lawn or garden sprinkling must obtain written permit. See notice.-adv.
 In number of institutions for chil- dren, plans have been made for an i'm itation of the famous egg rolling in the White house grounds Easter Mon day.
 The April showers early Friday morning spoiled the plans for many holiday outings; when the sun shone about o'clock there was general re- ioicing.
 Rev Robert Graham, the new rector of Christ Episcopal church, held Good Friday services in the church at Wick tor until April 1.
 Mrs Frank O. Buzzell, mother of O. A. Buzzell of Flanders, died We'd nesday at her home in Bangor, Me. She Is also survived by a daughter, Mrs Joseph Brown of Bangor :.
 Y. M. c. A. Circus next Tuesday evening. Side show, 7.SO, adm. 1Oc. Main show S.30. adm. Soc. Reserved seats 10c extra, Don't mis sit.-adv.
 Lee Worden of Norwich. general line foreman of the s. N. E. Telephone company. has been at Lords Point, looking over the line preparatory to making changes for the electric lights.
 Although the city water is clear and pure and plenty, many families have acquired the habit of buying drinking water. Dealers in the health fIr1 1AAt 1y~ 1oa, r,F1 ions a day.
 During this month, the planet Jupi- ter may be seen before midnight. It is in the southeast, nearly P degrees south Of the equator. in the constella- ton Ophinchus The red star near it is Antares.
 Rev. Father c. T. McCann, William F. Cavanaugh, P. J. O'Reilly, John H. Suspicion and U. O. BelIerose were at St Joseph's cathedral, Hartford, on Thursday, to procure the holy oils for their respective parishes.
 At Vernon, there is regret that Rev. $. NJ Beale has been appointed pastor of the Methodist church at Sandwich, Mass, where his son. Dr. s. M. Beale resides. The departure of MT. and Mrs Beale is universally regretted.
 The senior class of the Rockville nigh school left Washington for home Thursday afternoon. They had been visiting the points of interest there since Saturday. They were tired but happy. Not an accident marred their trip.
 In the New London city on court on Friday morning, ten keepers of houses of ill fame were found guilty and fined $100 and costs each, amount ing in all to $950.78. The IS frequent CTS were ordered out of town in 36 hours.
 Fridays Hartford Couran t said Miss Muriel Bacheler, Hartford public high school, 1908, and Wellesley col lege, 1912. has been awarded an Ives fellowship in philosophy by the facul- ty of the Graduate school of Yale uni versity
 Very Low Rates Pacific Coast via Nickel Plate Road. Colouist fares to California, Washington, Oregon and far west, daily, March I'd to April 14th. F1nesi tourist sleepers daily. Write r. P. Burgess, N.E.P.A., 312 Old South Bldg., Boston. Mass,-adv.
 Congratulations are due the Stam- ford Daily Advocate for the splendid eoluon with illustrated supprement is- sued this week in honor of his goth an- niversary as daily. It shows that it Is progressing and making a pro- nounced success in its field.
 Norwich must have consumed many thousand dozen hot cross buns on Good Friday judging by the number sold by Louis H. Brunelle, who baked nearly eight hundred dozen. Each of the other twelve or thirteen bakers supplied many customers also.
 George L. Seamans, SO. who died in Mystic Wednesday, is father of Eugene B. Seamans, bass in the quartette at Park Congregational church. Norwich During MT. Seamans' absence. Choir Directer Eaben Learned has secured Charles D. Geer of Norwich to assist the choir.
 Among those in attendance at the twenty y-fourth annual meeting of the Connecticut Ice Dealers union. held Thursday at the fine new Hotel Taft New Haven, were J. B. Bates, Nor wich, F. B. Eaton, Willimantic. H. c. Keech, Danielson, and L. D. Richmond, Westerly.
 Connecticut recruiting agents are endeavoring to secure enlistments with the prospect of sending recruits to the Tenth cavalry regiment, station ed at Fort Ethan Allen, Vt This is the first time in several years that there have been so many openings in the army for men properly qualified.
 Political and college friends will be interested in the announcement in Thursdays Wconsocket Call that April { was the tenth anniversary of the marriage at Bridgeport of Gov. Abram J. Pothier and Miss Francoise de CharmiLguy. Governor Pothier met his wife in Paris, where he represent ed Rhode Island as a commissioner at the Paris exposition.
 Springfield papers note the good for tune which has come to Bishop T. F. Davies diocese in the shape of a be- quest of $35. 900 by the will of the widow of Bishop George Worthington of the Episcopal diocese of Nebraska The income on S20000 is to be used by Bishop Davies for to increase the salaries of missionaries and rectors, and on $l5,000 for the support of aged and needy ministers, at his discre- ton.
 The inheritance tax law passed by the last general assembly of Connecti- cut provides in effect that every de- wise. beQuest or inheritance exceeding $500 in amount of appraised value. passing to other kindred or strangers to the blood, or to a corporation, vol untary association. or a society, shall be subject to the succession tax on the whole amount. This interpreta- ton of the law is given in an opinion which has just been rendered by At