Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 VARIOUS MATTERS Light motor vihicle lamps at 5:s1 today.
 The best. moonlight nights in Feb ruary will be from the 17th to the Fist.
 February 1st in the church calendar l is devoted to St. Ignatius and St. The fourth concert in Y. M. c. A. Feb. 2.-adv.
 because of illness were able to resume their studies Monday.
 Visitors to Ocean Beach Monday found the strand covered with sea moss, brought in by the tides. Even Rorace Johnson's young bliz- gard would be a relief from so much rainy and foggy weather. Tn the list of New Britain's big tax payers, George M. Landers, of Ocean , Avenue, is down for $66,900. A Waterford minister, Rev Walter V. Gray, will be acting pastor at the Baptist church at Branford until March 1.
 Third Co. social at Armory, Tuesday Feb. 1. Concert and dancing. Tubbs full military band.-adv. Storrs Agricultural College are to speak at the Gilbert school, Winsted, Thursday, February r.
  headquarters is to call the attention of local Italians to the needs of their suffering countrymen at the front.
 Those in charge of the Red Cross room Saturday were Mrs. Charming M. Huntington and Mrs C. B. Chapman, Mrs 2. R. Robbins and Miss Phelps.
 AIthough the shortest month of the twelve, the February of this year promises to be one of the richest in what it has to offer astronomically.
 At the sale of paintings in New York last week, the canvas Looking Toward Noank from Mason's Island, by Hendy W. Ranger, brought s1.650.
 Work is being collected by Mrs. Robert W. Perkins, secretary and that another box can be forwarded | this week.
 Don't fail to hear Madame Rihel- daffer and her company in Y. M. c. A. | course. Wednesday, Feb 2.-adv. Monday evening, the Vineyard Workers of the Central Baptist church A. Ashbey's, Il Broad street, sewing for the Red Cross. The srd of February will bring &1%, -1.- partial eclipse, in the morning hours, 1 all over the United States, Canada and the northern part of South Amer ica.
 The rush of freight continues on the Central Vermont railway. especial ly by the company's freight boats. The steamer New York brought a cargo of 1,Too tons from New York city Sunday.
 The submarine G-3 is due at the navy yard today. February to take up permanent station and man euVers- The monitor Tonopah and supply ship Fulton are at the yard for an indefinite stay.
 Ill his annual report read Sunday. Rev. John T. Winters. rector of St. Mary's church New Britain, formerly of St. Patrick's. Norwich, reported 1,200 pupils in the parish school and annual parish receipts of $25.oe0. Fourth concert in Y. NJ. c. A. course, Wednesday, Feb. 2d, 8 p. m. Madame Riheldaffer and her company.-adv. Much work was done at the Red Cross headquarters Monday, Miss Ella M. Norton and Mrs. Charles W. Prem tice having charge during the morn ing, and Mrs. Amos A. Browning and Miss Sarah L. Tyler in the afternoon. The county board of pension exam iners, Dr. N. P. Smith, of Norwich. Dr. c. F. Congdon, of Mystic, and Dr. Lester B. Walker, of Norwich, has not had an application of a veteran soldier for a pension examination for nearly l a year.
 Out of respect to Mrs. John H. Stedman, member of North Stoning- ton grange. who lay dead in her grange postponed its regular meeting last Friday evening, to this Tuesday, evening.
 tified from Washington headquarters that the first week in March wlly be Baby Week throughout the coun- try, when the care, needs, etc, of babies will be studied, emphasized and exploited.
 Corporal Joseph M. Lorer, c. A. C., has been found guilty of the major charges of failure to obey orders brought against him by Lieut.. Silkman of Fort Terry in Lorers court martial at Fort Wright and has been reduced to the ranks.
 For the Southern New England con- ference to be held at Trinity Metho- dist church. Norwich, the program services and anniversaries has been arranged already. Bishop Quayle has promised to lecture on Friday evening of the conference.
 The United States submarine E-1 Lieut.. Eric Barr, commander, left the submarine base at the Navy yard Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock for New York, where she vii undergo general repairs including the installation of a new Gould battery, and new engines.