Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-16
TOT ILLUSION FEVER FINGERED
Number of the Homecomers of the TwentySixh Regiment Passed on During the Week 50 Years Ago-Hosptal Steward Ripley and Sergeant Caruthers Back from Win chester-The Predicament of a Norwich Young Man

at the depot and escorted home by a delegation of friends,
 The New London Star says, that Capt, William Bentley of the Twenty sixth is very low at his residence. w. H. Church, 9 returned soldier of the Twenty sixth was found dead in his bed at Waterford Monday morning.
 s4 Year Old Pedestrian.
 Aug. 13.-The Westerly weekly says: John Brown of North Stonington, aged ninety -four yearss walked from his re- sidence to this village, 8 distance of 5 business at the banks here and started off on foot. saying he had business to look after at Stonington-
 Death Of Albert F. Young.
 Albert F. Young, of Company G, TWenty-sixt regiment died at about 10 o'clock Wednesday evening of fever contracted at Post Hudson He is the first of seven brothers who entered the service of their country, to receive his discharge at the bands of a power greater than the War Officer. Two of the brothers are in the Sixth regiment at Charleston, two are members of the Invalid Corps. one is a prisoner in rebei hands. and one is at home dis abied by a wound received at Anti etaTn- The rernans will be taken to Union, where the mother of the de- ceased resides.
 Scholars Were Ali Successful.
 Aug. 14@The Scholars from the various secondary schools ia the Cent rad School district, applying for ad- mission to the junior department, will be relieved to know that they are all admitted.
 Among the conscrip4 who left New Haven on Wednesday for Washington was Harvey Boardman of Jewett City. He is the man who refused to obey the notice to appear at the Provost Mars hal of this district and was finally car ried to the conscript rendezvous like 8 piece of dead wood, he refusing to take a single step voluntarily
 Draft To Be Resumed.
 The draft will be resumed at the town haH In this city on Saturday.
 The New London Chronicle says Lieut. F. L. Palmer of the Fifty seventh New ork volunteers, son of E. w. Palmer, esq., of Montviile, dis appeared very mysteriously on the night of Aug. End. while on picket duty. The last seen of him was by Lieut.. posed that he was surprised and capt. ured by gueril1as-
 Railroad Earrings Increase
 Aug, i51-The earnings of the Ncr- wfch and Worcester railroad for July were passengers $20 e26.S9 freight $20,- sS5:57. The total. $41.G124s is an ex- cess of $Ss516.92 over the receipts dur ing the same month last year.
 Marcus H. Russell of Preston a member of Company B. Twenty sixth regiment died in this city on Friday evening of the Post Hudson Fever.
 Mfe M@yes is making some valuable improvements in the passage way call ed. Love Lane runnine from Church to Main streets by Dr. Bonds church. We nearly broke a neck particularly valuable to us. by the giving way of one of those steps a few days ago.
 We acknowledge the receipt of a new paper entitled the Typogra pilic Art and devoted to the Printing business. It Is published by r. G. Cooley of New ' York. formerly of this city.
 ATneOfy Guards Glass Officers.
 At s meeting Of tne Norwich Armory Guards battali0K the following officers were elected: MajeF Samuel G. HaH adjHtant E. M. Provost, aHaFJermasrer Nj. B. HHH, SeFgeaHt-fRa joF A. WiH- iaEas; Company A-CaptaiB c. H. Williams, first lieutenant M Williams second ieHtenant H. H. GugeF, Cem- panW B-CaptaiR G. Il. BarnhaIa first lieutenant G. w. BHgDee. second lieut. enant H. B. Tyler.
 Returned Frexa WiaciaesteF.
 Eospital Steward F. E. Ripley aad GTdarly sergeant William Earuthers Gf this city, both of the Eighteenth Fegi- naent arrived home OR Friday morning. The former was shot in the leg, and the latter in the body. at the battle of Winchester. Both are improving.