Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-21

H. Hyde. Norwich; second. William M Smith, New Lehdea; third. William II, Il. Cbmstock, East Lyhaj fourth, T, F. M'Curdy; fifth, John Brgwststj sixth, Jacob Mccall, Lebanon; d. reetors, William Peckham, Norwich, William L. Baceh, New London, Chas M. PeAdlet0h, B5zFah; HSfAeH Snaith. CUlehesttr; Welcome A: Bfewtiihs' Griswold; Albert Avert, Gfeton' William E. Standish, LeBaheh; Thos. A. Clark Lisbon; William E: Fos= dick, Lyme; Francis B. Way, East Lyme; Richard Moves, Old Lyme; William B, Hull. North Stonington; Benjamin F. Stanton, End, Stontngton; Andrew Avery. Preston; John N. Niles. Salem; Savilian Chapman, Waterford. Isaac Frink. Franklin, David Geer, LedSard; James Il. Man waring, Montville; Ethan Alien, Sprague.
 F. B. Trumbull declined a re-elee- ton and Amos c. Williams of Nor wich was elected recording secretary, H. l.. Read of Lisbon corresponding secretary. and Edwin Palmer treas ured, after Isaac Johnson of Norwich had declined.
 notified Of his election, mtbtlStbtmb
 Mir. Edwin Palmer having been notified of his election, also per- emptoHly declined. Thereupon Hen ry Bill of Norwich stated to the meeting that there seemed to be a desire on the part of some to break up the society and he therefore made motion that we do now adjourn sine die, break up the society and set fire to the buildings and end in a general confagration.
 Peace was brought to the meeting by the willingness of John Brewster to serve as treasurer and MT. Bill withdrew his motion.
 December l9, 1S62-The examina- tion at the Free Academy occurs this | morning between and Il and at the latter hour there will be a public dress parade of the Academy Greys upon the lawn.
 A private dispatch announces that Captain William H. Tubbs and Lieut.. Henry P. Goddard, both of this city, of the 14th regiment, were slightly wounded at the battle of F'redericks | burg but are now doinr well. At New London, it was thought according to the New York Times that 4OO0 men would be working by New Years day at the site of the new l Navy yard.
 Owing to the increase in price of | printing paper, one hundred and fifty ! per cent, the Bulletin announced that | it would have to raise it's price, as l long as compelled by the enormous
 price of printing material to s7.00 a ! year, after January 1, 1S63 December 20 1S62-Those who have any of the miserable postage stamps currency on hand will be glad to learn 1 that by taking it to Gallup and con- pany on Franklin square, they can
 exchange it for good solid or fluid
 groceries
 Lieutenant Morton F. Hale of this
 city who has been acting as ordinance
 master on General French's star has
 been appointed assistant commissaTy
 of subsistence, with the rank of
 captain, to the regular army. l Daniel Congdon, a colored man al
 Norwich Town, fell from the rear ot | D. M. Prentice and Co.'S store rup-
 tured a blood vessel. and died in lit tie over an hour.
 They've got a 'Lyceuh" down ir
 New London. Thomas Waller is pres.
 ident and R. P. Huntley secretary ana treasurer.
 Captain Tubbs of Company F, 14tf
 regiment, who was wounded in thu
 neck at the battle of Gettsburg
 has arrived home. His regiment
 went into the fight with 360 men ant
 105 answered roll-call that night l Stragglers have, however, been com.
 ing in ever since. Corporal Fredericl
 s. Ward. Company G, of this city
 was killed. He only said after beins
 shot, Tell my folks that I was no afraid"