Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-18
NORWICH MEN WIN IN BATTLE
Seventh Regiment First Plant Stars and Stripes South Carolina Sol-Horace Rogers Taken Prisoner People Elated Over the Success a Port Royal and Beaufort.

aground and was captured by the rebels.
 The Horton Cadets from Windham will visit Norwich on Monday or Tues day next. The Academy Cadets visit co Windham last summer ana were hospitaoly entertained by the Horton Cadets.
 Lieut.. Abbott has united his muster roll with that of Captain Lambs com pany of Mystic the only company ac- cepted for the 18th regiment from this country
 Captain James Totten, U. s. A.. of New London has been made an as- sistant inspector general with rank of major to Inspector General Van Penssalaer at St. Louis.
 Slavery Root of all Evil.
 November I6. 1ss1.Lecture by Henry Ward Beecher in Breed hal hall speaker did not hestitate to brand slavery as the root of all evil and re- jCiced that the war department and government seemed now to consider i1 such, and to be dealing with it in the right manner.
 General Burnside's division now sta ticned in and around Annapolis in cludes the sth Connecticut, under Col. Hariand and the 10th Connecticut, un- Ger Col Russell, with four other regi- ments These soldiers are expected to depart immediately on the arrival of portion of the vessels constituting
 
 We have received from the pub fishers a copy of the intensely in teresting and exciting story, East Lynne.
 A company for the 18th regiment to be called the Warner Rifles is be- ing recruited for the 18th regiment in Putnam. Thompson, Killingly and vicinity. It is named after Lieut. Col. Warner of that regiment.
 Rev. Frederick Denison. formerly of the Central Baptist church has been appointed chaplain of the first refi- ment of New England cavalry.
 Colonel 6irge at Home.
 November IS. 1s61-Colonel Henry regiment hurried home Saturday aft ernoon. The 18th Regiment, to the command of which he has been ap- pointed. is to rendezvous at New Ha- ven. Col. Birge was held in the high est esteem by the men and officers of the 4th.
 Everything is ready for the step- ping of the ltbertypole on Franklin square which it is understood will be
 News of the apture of Mason and Slidell who were going as representa- tives of the confederacy to England and France, was reported
 100 More From Norwich.
 November 19. 1S61-The eleventh regiment is under marching orders for 
 point on the southern coast. The stand of colors for the ninth has been and sent in- son it is the motto Erin Go Bragh." It is ex- pected to sail from Boston tomorrow for the southern coast
 The quota of Connecticut for the grand army of 5O0,000 is 12,00O men, We ought to have that number in the field today, but we have only half that The 4th, 9th. 9th. 7th, 9th. and 10th. r1 akfng some 5000 men are already in the field. The 9th with TOO to 500 IT. ore will leave tomorrow and the 11th. 12th and 18th are recruiting, having about 1900 men. With the squadron of cavalry and battery of artillery there are about 5000 in all. Of the of the quota for Nor wich would be 100 men Does any one doubt that with half the effort half the enthusiasm. we give to a town election, we could make that number more than good?