Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-17

 Hartford county-Number of sol diers 1862, amount paid S13,S14.
 New Haven county-Number of sol ders 2003. amount paid $17098.
 New London county Number of sol diers 985. amount paid $8,302.
 Fairfield nty-Num Der of soldiers 1404, amount paid $12,002
 Windham county-Number of sol- diers 670, amount paid $5656.
 Litchfeld cOunty-Number of sol diers 750. amount paid $6,390.
 AIiddIeseX coUnty-Number of sol diers 467. amount paid $4076
 Holland county-Number of soldiers 390 amount paid $9,298
 May 13. 1S63.-The Mystic Pioneer says that Pistol Point, owned by Hill GrinneH. has been purchased by CottreH & Mallory for $6.000 for the extension of the Mystic Iron Works
 The Censorship.
 From our teIegraphic dispatches it appears that the previous de- crossing the Rappdhannock were all fiction, and that he had not moved over LID to Monday room. We have only word to say about it. If the duty of the government censor eX- tends no further than to suppress true reports, which may possibly give in formation to the enemy by all means let US have another censor to take care of the lies. It's miserable busi- ness. this exciting the hopes and fears of the people by the transmission Of news that is fabricated for the sole benefit of stock iObbers. At least let us have only harmless and amusing lies
 Six companies of the Massachusetts Second calvary, recently encamped near Boston, went to New York on the boats of the Groton line on Tuesday evening The total number of men was 443.
 Wounded In Battle.
 First Lieut. H. P Goddard Nor wich, Go. E. SeTgt Samuel Webster, Sprague, and John NJ Donald, Nor wien, Co. F.. John Smith. Griswold, all of the fourteenth regiment are among those reported wounded at Fredericksburg.
 New Bank Vaults.
 May A. 1SG3-Two large iron vaults to be placed in the new bank building came up on the City of Norwich on Tuesday. They belong to the Thames bank and Norwich Savings society.
 \ beautiful monument to the late lieutenant Marvin Wait has just been completed. Ii is of Italian marble, restin~ upon a block of granite some three feet square. the total height be- ing seven feet. Lieut. Wait was killed al 3OIleJdll.
 May E, 18G3-A contribution is to be taken next Sunday morning in St, Marys church for the suffering poor of Ireland.
 The Moosup post office was robbed few days ago. Attempts at robbery have also been made at Wauregan and Central Village.
 Provost Marshall Here.
 Capt Isaac H. Bromley. provost marshall for the Third Congressional district, has rented as his headquar- ters the rooms in the old Merchants Hotels building on Main street, form erly occupied by the post office.
 Refugees Come to Westerly.
 May 16. 1S63-A family of refugees from Fredericksburg have recently found their way to Westerly (Ston- ngton) whose case has excited in terest and sympathy in that commun- ity They were Union synpathizers who left their home in Fredericksburg after our army had been defeated and driven out. Owing to their strong Union sentiments they were subjected to many prosecutions by their neigh bors in Fredericksburg. The family consists of Mrs. Harrison, two daugh- ters and her mother Mrs. Helmstedor, a lady @ years of age.