Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-09
PRESENTED 100 Gilt EDGED BIBLES
Gift of General Williams to Captain Daniels Company
Eleventh Regiment Fifty Years Ago-Fiine Up the Reg
iments-Message of President Lincoln

, 18th at Colchester Lieut. McCord re-
mains in charge of the Office in this
city
from Mystic. Ledyard and Norwich Is
now encamped at Hartford Some hf-
ty men are required to NIL the ranks
A letter from Port Royal the capture
of which was participated in by local
men, states that one of the quarter
n asters has set to work forty cotton
gins on his own responsibility. The
for marketable cotton and have gone
il to the business with enthusiasm.
Hubbard Rhetorical Society.
December Z, 1s61-The semi annual
election of officers of these officers:
President Jonathan Trumbull, vice.
Mathewson; secretary, George ID.
Ccft; treasurer Francis j. Leavens-
Captain Albert E. Daniels company
nth regiment were on Wednesday the
General Williams of Norwich in the
In the shape of 100 gilt edge testa-
ments. The company appreciate this
favor and desire to exTress their
an acceptable gift. which indicates as
1t does a sympathy for the soldiers
cause as we'll as a regard for their
regiligious welfare
One of the federal prisoners re-
Gently released from Richmond has
arrived IN Boston. In q statement
published by him In the journal he
says that Lieut. williams Dickinson
don who has been reported dead, was
badly wounded but Is now well and in
good spirits.
Colonel Hariand Commands.
December 9. 1ss1-Colonel Ned Har-
land of this town, commanding the
sth regiment e, v. is for the present
Gen. Burnsddes' division, now at An
napolis.
w. NJ. Converse wrote the Bulletin:
Some lineal descendant Of James Is
cariet on Saturday night raised a rebel
flag on the democratic hickory pole in
front of my residence. ct did not stay
long after 1 saw it, The same night
yard and 1 save no doubt that the
thief who put up the rebel flag took
my property. There can be no diff
ference between the thief and the
the more honest of the two. I viii
give $25 to the scoundrel who will
answer to this notice, and $25 more
IL he will take his rebel nag and stand
two hours in front Of Jail on the
~ hippfng post. Either sum of mon
ey is more than he has honestly earned
through a long life of vi1Iany-
Married-In New York, December 4,
by Rev William Adams, d. D., Daniel
G. Gilman of New Haven and Mary
daughter of T. Ketcham, Esq. of New
York
The new gurboat Owasco built at
Mystic arrived at the Brooklyn navy
yard Friday.
Supplying ResimsntaI Hospitals.
December TO- Is61-In the common
a motion to have that portion |
z Chestnut street between Bath and |
Willow accepted as public street
was discussed but withdrawn
In accordance with the wishes of |
Governor Buckingham an arrange
nent has been made by which the |
-egfmenta' hospitals are to be as
sisted by the ladies of the state. The |
a dies of Wfndham and New London |
&C untfes are asked to send their sup
plies here for dzle 9Th. 9Th. 18th and |
18th regiments.
The marriage of George A Harris |
md Miss Catherine Dewey took place |
n Preston yesterday the Rev. B. |
Whittemore officiating.
The thanks of the sick in the hospi- |
al of the 4th regiment are extended |
% the ladies' Of the different towns in |
Connecticut who have sent them sup |
Mes