Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-06
LAUREL HILL BRIDGE RESTORED
Dapdated Structure Patched Up in 63Blockade Runner Repaired at Norwich Shipyard-Surgeon Holbrook Got Home From Libby Prison-Great Union Victory Re ported at Chattanooga.

Monday evening, the citizens of Gro- ton Stonington, and North Stonlngton expressed their determination to raise the quota of the towns by the fifth of January.
 Five weeks remain before the draft. Forty men must be recruited in order to complete the quota of Norwich.
 Westerly spinners on Strike.
 Dec. 3. 1Ss9-The spinners employed by Babcock and Moss, in Westerly are on a strike for higher wages. They ask for an increase from SIPS to $1.50.
 Willit Rogers of Montville. a son of James Rogers, one of the officers of the gunboat Vicksburg, died in New York day or two since, while on a visit to his father. His remains were brought to Mo1tville. Tuesday. 200 Vessels Driven To Shelter.
 Nearly 200 vessels anchored in New London harbor Tuesday night, on ac- count of rough weather. The steamer City of Hartford was unable to cross the bar at the mouth of the Connecti- cut river and put into the barbor
 Dec. 1. 1863.-Hon. l.. F. s. Foster left this city last evening for Wash ington to take his seat in the U. $. Senate. Congress meets on Monday.
 There were p recruits passed at the provost marshaPS office in this city yesterday. Most of them were from Windham county.
 The Hartford Courant complains that the city is being cheated out of volunteers by some of the adjoining towns which have raised sums of money for extra bounties to men who will consent to count on their quota.
 About 40 first rate ment have been recruited in New Haven for the Con- neCticut Cavalry in the past two weeks.
 Blockade Runner Repaired Here.
  Annie which has been undergoing re- pairs at Trolans boiler shop, made her trial trip Friday afternoon under the command of Mir. Trojan. The vessel ran from Fort Trumbull to Trolan's wharf in one hour and eight minutes and made a fine appearance in the stream. The vessel is to enter the government service.
 A small squad of recruits was pass ed at the provost marshal's office yes terday Among the number was Prof. Love the magician, with radiant face and bran new uniform.
 Real Esate Values.
 The following are the sales of real ~estate in this town within few
 House and lot on Broadway near BrOad dway schOolhOuse to Leonard Chester by Charles Spaulding, for 5000.
 House and lot on Union street to w. H. Cardweu by Willard Bliss, Lisbon, for $2,500.
 House and farm on Wawecus hill to A. R. Bingham by John Luce for $3 200. House and five acres at Norwich Town by Stephen Fitch to Caroline L. Thomas for $4.000. A lot of land on the Thames River adjoining the Thames Iron Works, to Theodore Raymond by J. M. Hunting ton for S2,500.
 House and lot on Main street, ad- joining the Main street M. E. church to Mary 4. Fuller by Jonathan w. Hooker for S4.800,
 Two houses on East Main street, (No. 26 and 28) to John and Henry P. WhittaSey by George Pratt for $3,500.
 Lot of land on Church street ad- joining land of Fred Prentice, to Wm. H. Allen by Fannie P. Brown for 1,760.
 Lot of land containing 961a acres and comprising g portion of the Sunryside estate to Horace Whitaker by Ann E. Hasbrouck for $6,000. Estate of David Austin, Bean Hill, to Willis R. Austin of Philadelphia for $3,000.
 House and land at Norwich Town to Wm. M Conve1 SC by Junius E. Kings ley for $f0,000.
 Two buildings on Main street used as stores and dwelling houses and stock, to Willis R. Austin of Phila- deIphia for $1S 000.