Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-13
new BOAT Line WAS PROPOSED
hi November 1865, Between Norwich and New York
Uneas Baseball Club Voted to Join the National Assoc
station General Rrse comunendsd By General Banks
For Conduct IN Red River Campaign

turned again overturning the buggy,
after which he right about faced and
came down town on the double quick.
The ladies'; were neither Of them hurt
although they had very narrow es-
cape.
General HarIand Baseball President.
Wednesday, Nov. s, 1S65.-The Uffcas
baseball club last evening elected Gen.
Edward Harland president, Mr. Whit
more the vice president, decingin&
promotion. The club voted to Join the
National Association of Baseball Play
ers and elected two delegates to the
next convention They also appointed
a committee of six to unite with
committee of the Chester club IN AN
endeavor to secure a gymnasium in
Norwich this winter.
Asa Fitch. Left No VIII.
we understand that diiigent search
and Inquiry of those who would have
been most likely to be consulted by the
late Asa Fitch in making a will. has
been made and no will has been found.
1t is considered as certain therefore
that he never made a will. and his
immense estate will accordingly go to
his legal representatives.
| A New York despatch of the seventh
says the steamer Chase from New
York arrived at. Savannah on the first.
, She had perilous passage, fires hav-
been extinguished and the ship on her
by Capt. w. d. Roath of this city.
Police Increased, Pay Raised,
THURSDAY. Nov. 9, 1S65.-At the last
meeting of the Board of Common Coun-
ell it was voted to increase the num-
Der of policemen from seven to nine
and TO increase the pay of the whole
force 800 per man. This change will
be veil received by the public who
have learned to appreciate the advan-
tages Of the present police system over
| tn old night watch plan.
The Greeneville Fire Department
nave elected the following officers for
the ensuing year:-President Daniel
w. Bliven; chief engineer. Paul B.
Greene: first assistant, G. w. Brooks;
second assistant, D. r. Holmes; fire
wardens r. w. Hill. Rufus Sibley,
Charles C. Fuller, Robert Souter, D. 4.
w. Jennings; treasurer. Benjamin
Durfee
Broadway School Principal Resigns.
| Friday. Nov. TO-. 1856, w. Allen.
principal of the Broadway tschool, has
i rendered his resignation of the posi-
| ton he SO long and so faithfully fill
| cd. The resignation takes effect at the
| close of the present term Miss Bar
stow and Miss Bard, teachers in the
same school have also rendered their
| designations to take effect at the close
1 of the present term. Both the ladies,
we believe, intend to give up teach
4 ing.
Saturday. Nov. II, 1884 meet
| ing to arrange a Union Protection So
/ ciety to establish union. store, was
held in Treadway's hall last evening
but owing to the small number in at
1 tendance, little business was tran
sacted. Another meeting will soon be
| held for the same object.
| Express Freight Wrecked.
The express freight train from Wor-
! eester on the Norwich and Worcester
| railroad which is due here about eight
p. m, ran off the track last evening
! engine and four cars were thrown of
| the track and much broken, twenty
four cars remaining on the track. The
| only person injured by the accident
J was one Of the firemer. who received a
few slight bruises.