Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23

that the amount of the donation for Dr Holman by his church in North Stoning- ton last week was about $40.
 The Norwich society declares per cent semi-annual dividend payable after January 16, 1S73-
 The H. T. Hodes which recently went ashore on Block Island, was hauled off Monday by the revenue cutter Moccasin, but leaked so badly that she had to be | beached again. Rev. S. J. Weaver, the Baptist pastor of Voluntown is rapidly recovering from an operation on his left leg when DOT l tions of diseased bone were removed by | Dr. Carlton. Thursday. Dec. 19, 1sT2-The following | letter from the chief engineer of the l Boston fire department has been receiv- l ed by. Chief Engineer Delaney. It reads as follows: "In behalf of the board of l engineers of the Boston Fire department l I beg to convey to the officers and mem 1 bers of your department; and especially | to you as its chief, our heartfelt thanks for the assistance rendered in subduing the fire in the city on the 9th and 10th | of November last. The promptness of yolI department in our great emerency ard the arduous and heroic service perform ed by them, will ever be gratefully re- nembered by this department and our citizen's-' (signed) John s. DamrelL
 The amount of deposits in the Dime SavIngs bank Wednesday was $51S ,S54. .4S a remarkable growth since its organiZa- ton on August 2Sth, 1869.
 E. NJ Copeland and Gen. H. Stearns. of Richard Occur de Lion Commandery, K. T. Montreal leave that city today at 4 9. IT,, for Norwich. to attend the ball given by the Knights Temoiar in Breed
 Hall tomorrow night.
 Most Of the cargo of the schooner Lucy c Hall of Westerly sank off New Lon don harhor has been raised and landed on Long Wharf. by the wrecking schoon' CT Young America. The standing and run nirg rigging. anchors and chains have
 been saved.
 Friday Dec %, tST2-sheriff Fillmore
 was in seach of a thief vest. .-day wh'
 trcf,e into the house of John B. T:.der at Norwich Town Wednesday morning and stoie an overcoat and other articles Of wearing apparel The thief was las
 seen at Bean Hill
 AS the morning train on the Provi
 dence road was passing Bolton Notci
 Thursday noon the engine at a crossing
 struck a double team driven by Col
 Wheeler of Holland. The colonel and on
 of the horses were killed and the wagon badly smashed.
 At meeting of the teachers of tn Second Congregational Sunday .schoo George Colt, for many years superinten dent of the school, was requested to With draw his resignation and George D. Coi
 was appointed assistant superintenda ant 1. wa magnificent coasting last even ing and Broadway and the West Sid hil were alive with boys.
 There has been lack of good eat ing house in the vicinity of the NeN London Northern depot. J. L. Johnson has supplied the need and people appre ciate his excellent culinary efforts.
 Saturday, Dec 27; 1S72-At- the ahnua
 meeting of the Norwich and New Tor
 Transportation Company. A. F. Shit
 and David Smith of Norwich were mad
 directors. At subsequent meeting of tn directors, A. S. Smith of Norwsch wa
 reelected presi5 ent. and Henry L. Park 1 CT, also of Norwich, was reelected gec tretary and treasurer. The company re