Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-07
SOLDIERS HOME ON FURLOuGH
Were Here to Vote This Week Fifty Years AsoNOrwich Fire Department Held Its FalI Parade--Two Norwich Men Appointed Paymasters in the Navy.

Cant. Thomas Scott of the same regi ment, another Norwich boy, who had been a cornrade at ArIns of Capt. Berry ever since the war broke. out.
 Eighteenth Regiment Returned.
 Tie 18th readmerit Connecticut Vol lluteers 200 strong. Lieut.. Col. Henry Peale commanding. arrived in New Haven Monday, direct from Martins burg, Va, which place they left on Saturday. the 2sth. About 150 men were furloughed and came to this accompanied the detachment which came to this city: Mat. Joseph Matt thewson, Capt. IN. l.. Johnson, Lleuts. F. B. Bixby and William Caruthers.
 Thursday Nov. 3, 1s64.--Not content with voting on deed mems names us dragged out Isaac Toucey to make them a speech If Aaron Burr and Benedict Arnold don't vote for Me- Clellan at this election 1t will be be- cause the Copperheads can't find the'r remains.
 250 New Voters.
 Seventy voters were ma6e at the town clerks office on Wednesday, and % admitted on certificate, making 8 total Of 103 names added to the reg istry list, which added to the 147 names registered on Monday, gives Norwich 26o new votes for the presi- dential election
 which came here to be made voters have dispersed to their various resi- dences. The balance of the regiment about 300 have gone into barracks at i, the draft rendeSE ols at New Haven. Friday, November 4, 1S64.--Quartef. master General Aiken returned in the Persia arriving at his home in this city Wednesday, night, after a three months absence in Europe. First Dividend of First Bank. The First National Bank Qate the Quinebang) has declared it's first div tdend-four per eent.--being from the earnings of the last five months. The First National is doing very success full business
 Co. H., 18th, c. V, have been brought te his home for re-interment, and the funeral will take place from Grace l chapel, Yantic, Sunday. Ie was wounded in the head by piece oi shell at the Battle of Snickers Gap or the 23th of July, and died at the Sandy Hook (FieId1 hospital.
 Big Union Meeting. Saturday. November 5, 1S64.-Ths Union meeting in Breed Hall lasi | night drew an overf1owing house an6 we were pleased to see that it wal
 mainly composed of voters. Many oi 1 the 18th regiment, were present, ant 1 by their frequent applause of ths sentiments uttered we judge that they l do not intend to throw their ballot. i against cause their bullets have sC brayely defended. The. speakers wer, escorted to the hall by the band anC red white and blue clubs.
 In Greensville on Thursday night boy named Nicholas Evan about r 1 years old son of James Ryan Esu 1 While at work in the Chelsea papel
 mill feeding the rollers, slipped ant his left arm was carried by the beltinl between the rollers badly crushing tn, I fingers, Dr. Carleton, who was caIle1 found it necessary to anputate thre, fingers.
 New High Tide Record The tide in the haFbor rose foui l inches higher than it has been before since the building of the New Havel railroad It partially washed away tn, short bridge in the rear of the GUS toms house in New London.