Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-22
NElN NO0LEN MILL 90 YEARS AGO|
Eiting Woolsn Company Was Building at Bean Hill New London Northern Railroad to Move Depot at Yansic Preston Ton Bridge a Dark Spot Golden Wedding Anniversary of MT and Mrs Humphrey Almy.

which arrived in New York last Sat- urday. He has been absent about three months. most of which time has been spent in England and Scotland.
 Firat sIeighina Of Season.
 It commenced showing nit 2:S0 a. inn. Tuesday and continued tho greater part of the forenoon. afE0rding very fair sleiEhing yesterday. Last night lots of people were out ayailing them selves of the first and perhaps the last opportunity to enjoy an oid-fashioned sleighrfde.
 Thursday, Jan. IS. 1sss.To re- turned soldiers: get your discharges recorded in the office of the Recorder of Deeds, and then, in case you lose II you can at any time get a certified copy The war department never duplicates or gives a copy of lost or missing discharges, that being for bidden by the army regulations.
 New WooIep Mill.
 The Biting Woolen Company has commenced the construction Of a large and handsome mill on their premises at Bean Hill. The new mill is to be much larger than the present one, Sand is to be built around 1t, and when the walls of the new are up those of the old will be taken down.
 At the car shop of the Norwich & Worcester Railroad. has just been completed another handsome car for the road. It is similar in construc- completed at the shop a month or SC since, which was described in the Bulletin at the time.
 Dark on Preston Bridge.
 Friday, Jan. 19. 1866.--A correspond ent complains of the neglect of those whose duty it is to light the Toll Bridge at night. The Preston end oi the bridge is not lighted at all. ths Kerosene lamp placed there having ex- been no light on the Norwich end The correspondent says he has beer knocked down by team in gropine through the bridge. He thinks some thing ought to do done by way of re form.
 The New London Northern Railroad Company proposes immediately tc their depot from its present. location at Yantic. to the crossing of tie Fitch vile and Baltic road, about a milk further north. The cause of this re- moval is the trouble that has ariseT from the trains blocking up Ire high. way near the present depot. Here's ( chance for Hough to extend his stag line to Yantic.
 MT. G. A. Jones, Jr., has sold hil house on Union street to Joseph H Converse, Esq., who contemplate! = l the present season.
 Saturday, Jan 20, 1s66.-Letter, have been received from George W Smith. who went South. to Anderson l vile, to recover the bodies of our Un ion soldiers, who died there, statinI that his Journey has been successful and that he has succeeded in identify Ing and obtaining the remains. s. B. Stodard has sold his house oi Union street to Albert T. Convers' for $S,000. The real estate connected with the Eagle Armory will soon b' offered for public sale.
 Preston Republicans. The following delegates. have beer chosen by the republicans of Presto1 to the various conventions: State Irul Witter, William N. Andrews, Austil l Phillips, Gustave D. Andrews; county William Bedent, David ToOmy, VIII ! fam E. Hiscox, George Harris; sentor ] ia1. John c. Perkins, William B. Pal mer. Jonathan B. Gray, Isaac Gallul probate, Samuel A. Davis, Adin Cook Russell Fitch. Otis M. Dorrance.