Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-17
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The boys say Corporal Eddie Taylor ot the Grays is the most quiet soldier in camp. You visit his quarters any hour of the day or night and you find it still. The reason has leaked out-'Ed is of visiting.
 One interesting feature of the camp last week was the good will shown by the Fifth battalion to the Sarsfeld Guard, Captain Keefe. The former marched to the quarters of Captain Keefe, formed hollow square m the front of his tent and sang several songs, one of them original and dedicated to the Sarsfelds.
 The Second regiment was the last to leave Camp Waller They broke camp at 12:45. Upon arriving in New Haven the city compa- nies were to have dress parade on the Green. THIRD REGIMENT CAMP NOTES Officer of the day, Captain St. Clair, of Company D. Officers of the guard, heuten- ants Spencer of Company K and Jones or Company A.
 The regiment broke camp at 11:30 and were the first to leave Camp Waller. The boys say ssTim Johnson" the Third regiment dog" of Company D, New Lon ! don, lays way over the Second Regiment | band dog.
 FOURTH REGIMENT CAMP NOTES. Officer of the day, Captain Sheriden of Company E. Officers of the guard, Lieuten-
 ants Donnelly of Company and Wardwell ! of Company D. |
 battalion at 12 o'clock.
 After guard mount this morning the Vince
 Ter 6 Wilson band gave serenade in front of
 Major Welch's headquarters, of the Fifth bat
 tslion. It was quite compliment, as the
 battalion is without band. | Captain Cornell of Company B, slightly | sprain0d his ankle during the fight at 'FlRn- | ders" while advancing on the enemy. | The boys say Private Clnton's, of Con-
 pany K, nose would almost light a match. Catch on?
 Signal Officer Lieutenant Read has ap-
 pointed five members of his corps as first | class slgnalists and they are. now entitled to | wear the signal flags on both arms. They
 are Privates Williams of Company B, King I of Company B, Elsey of Company D. Fryer ! of Company K, and Judson of Company K.
 Last evening while the Fourth regiment ! was at supper word was sent to Colonel Gro. \ fut that riot was being made in the Spirit \ ualist camp, and ordered him to take five companies of his command at once and quell
 it. He ordered out at once Companies B, K, IE, D and I, and in five minutes
 after orders were given the men
 with Colonel Crofut and Major Grove in command. Upon arriving there the riot had | stopped they having got wind that the ! Fourth regiment was ordered out. This is
 the second time the Fourth regiment has
 been called out this week and General Smith | knows that he can always rely upon the | Fourth in time of action.
 ! The officers of Company K handsomely en- | tertained squad from the New Haven Grays
 under the command of Sergeant Bates and a
 squad from the Hartford City Guard under
 the command of Corporal Hubbard and the COURIER representative during the week at | their quarters. FIFTH BATTALION CAMP NOTES. 1 Officer of the guard, Lieutenant Jones' of l Company 0.
 ! Major Welch reports that there has not
 been one drunken man, not straggler in the ! fight at Flanders, not man put in the qua I'd
 house in the battalion during the enti re
 camp, and on the march to Flanders the bat
 talion had the honor of furnishing signalist
 at brigade headquarters. The tents of the | field, staff and line officers of the battalion ! .II