Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-16

arrived home last evening. He returns
this morning
The Sixth ana Seventh regiments
are now both full, and lack only arms
aud uniforms to be ready for ser ice.
They will leave in 4 few days. Gov
efnor buckingham is busily engaged
at the quatermaster's department. in
New Haven fitting out the gallant
soldiers They are to have the Eriield
rife
It was proposed 10 have a union
maas meeting in this city and 500
was raised to defray . expenses. It
was tElLossible to get lion. D. S. Dick
ins or who speaks in New London TIC
it is expected, Senator Foster, will be
present.
Propeller "Norwich" Ready.
Sept. IA, 1S61-The government pro-
peller built by Thomas Wetmore at
the Cold Spring yard is nearly ready
for service and will probably leave
the Thames next week. She is of $50
the Norwich.
The company being raised by Cap
tain Stanton has been consolidated
with the one started by Captain Ber-
ry, and as soon as the ranks are full,
which will probably be in a few days,
will leave to join the Eighth regiment,
Colonel Harland, at Hartford.
The Union Machine company's shop
on Franklin street is nearing compile
ton. The company will occupy the
ground floor of the three story struc-
ture, which will be finished this fall.
Norwich can furnish six companies
for the new regiments and she GER
tainly ought. One full company Gap
tain Dennis) is with the Seventh and
, two more are nearly full
Discharged at Washington.
Sept. Is. 1S61.-A fine appearing
\
Captain Hiram Appleton. and number
ing some so men. passed through this
city Saturday on the way to join the
Eighth regiment at Hartford. They
stopped, marched through the street
and took dinner at the Wauregan.
A correspondent informs us that
Mr.. Henry L. Reynolds of Mobile, who
was arrested and sent to Fort Lafay-
cite on charge of constructive treas
on, has been honorably discharged by
thu authorities at Washington. Our
corr espondent adds that it Is untrue
that his connection with Mr.. Corcoran,
the tanker, implicated him in any
treasonablA conduct, but his arrest
was the result of an arrest which
was perhaps natural under the CT
Gums aEceSs
Charles M Colt Adiutsnt.
September u, 1S61-The earnings
| me Norwich e Worcester railroad fer
August were 9AJ,0oI.o0. d failing OIL
of $7,726.97 from the same month last
year. The whole of this deficiency is
in the freight, the passengers paying
$1,000 more than last year.
Lewis G. Cook has been appointed
acting master and ordered to New
York for duty on board the gunboat
| Unadilla.
| Colonel Harlafld was in town yes
terday, having come from Hartford to
| spend the Sabbath a home
From present appearances the sew
enth exhibition of the New London
| County Agricultural society will put
past efforts in this line in the shade.
Charles NJ. Colt has received and
4 accepted the appointment of adjutant
| in the Eighth regiment. He has ten
| dered his resignation as treasurer of
the Chelsea Savings bank and as soon
| as he can close up his business he will
assume the duties of his appointment
| There was a big citizens meeting in
| Apollo hall yesterday morning to con-
| slider by what means the companies
now being recruited can be filled or
| consolidated. j. F. Slater was chair
man and H. H. Osgood clerk. 1t was
voted to use half of the patriotic fund
for the purpose.