Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-07
REELECTED MAYOR GREENE IN 1863
Union Party Gave Him Majority of 175 in Vote of s55 Norwich Savings Society Took Town Bond Issue of $6o oOO0-Whaer Isabella Starts For Hudson Bay From New London.

Tn the Norwich city election this week fifty years ago, the union party scored a clean-cut victory by electing it's entire ticket. giving mayor James Lloyd Greene a reelection and a majority for the ticket of ITS on vote of 855. This, it is stated. was a heavy vote for local election.
 The following are items from the Bulletin of June 1863:
 The Soldiers Dead
 June l. 1s63-The following is a list of the deaths in the 18th regiment from April 1st to May 10. 1863 Apr ] ?, Henry Robins. Co. C.. Old Lyme, of Maine, Co. D.. Preston. of fever: James Tinker. Co. l.. of New London, of fever aged 35; April 2S. Andrew M. Chapman, Co. G., Westford, of fever, aged 20; May 3. Lucius G. Snow. Co. G., of Sterling, of fever; May 5, George May 6. Albert J. Burlingame. Co. G.. Plainheld and Thos. Taborit Co., E., of Waterford. both of fever
 The voters of this city will have to decide today whether they will pla 2 the city government for the ensuing year in the hands of reliable board of Union officers or whether they will give it over to the control of the Democratic Association" which mani fest itself in presenting discouraging views of the war and shaking public confidence in the power of our gov ernment to defend itself against re- bellion.
 Firemen's Parade and Test.
 The annual parade of the firemen and trial of engines took place on Broadway on Saturday afternoon. At the first trial the line was formed in the following order: No. 3, drawing water from the Hume near Gilbert's cabinet shop on Willow street; No 2, second and No. playing. The streams were thrown upon the steeple of Broadway church and wet the sec ond windows. In another trial, with No. 2 playing, the stream topped the third row of windows. With No. 5 playing the stream was thrown rather over the second row of windows. No. 2 did remarkably well. it being a com mon statement on the street that no such playing had ever been seen in the city. The steamer player two streams through 45O and 800 feet of hose, throwing them up to the belfry of tn , church, and sending up each stream singly about to the second window of the steeple.
 Mayor Greene Re- elected.
 June 2. 1863.-At the city election on Monday, James Lloyd Greene was re elected mayor by the handsome ma- jority of ITS in vote of S55. The vote polled was heavy for local eIec- tion. Annexed is a statement of the vote:
 For mayor-James Llyod Greene, T., 515; James $. Carew, d. $40.
 For ldermen-Lorenzo Blacksto1 1a, r, 516. Isaac Johnson. r. sos. Zadoc c. Crowell, r. 500. Wm. c. Osgood. r. 517, John w Stedman, 336. Wm. H. Tingley. d, 334. Theodore Raymond, d.. S36, Horace Walker. d, 3S6.
 For councilmen-Joseph A. Smith, [, 509: Jed. Huntington, 3rd, r, 5O9; Chas. J. Winters. r. 494; Griswold W. Loom- is,. r. 516; Enoch F. Chapman, r, BIS; Daniel J. Woodward. r. SIS; Robert G Colt, r, 515: Enoch c. Bidwell, r. 800, H. H. Roath. d, 334; Thomas P Wood worth, q, 334: Andrew R. Bingham, d. 332; Sidney Risley, d. 339; Joseph Connor, d. 321: H. L. Parker, d, 339.