Morning journal and courier., 1886-10-16
The Award of Rrlzea.

Individual prizes at short range were given
out last night as follows: w. Holm, 80 points,
the S. R. Smith medal for year and gold
pin; J. B. Savage, Company F, 80 points,
and gold pin: G. E. Trask, Company K, 80
points, set polishing irons; Captain T. T.
Wells, 30 points, one-half dozen handker-
chiefs; J. G. Phelan, Company K, 90 points,
tidy; Sergeant A. P. Allen, Company E, 80
points, silver paper weight; Corporal S. j.
Stowe, Company K, 30 points, paper holder;
First Sergeant N. A. Warner, Company A,
% points, vest pattern; Lieutenant R.
NJ Walker, Company E, % points, silver
dollar; Lieutenant q. G. La Barnes,
% points, took special; Sergeant NJ. O'Con-
nor, Company G, % points, silver dollar;
Sergeant J. Q. Devine, Company A. %
points, silver dollar; E. L. Goldsmith, Com
pany A, 90 points, silver dollar; J. A. Ian
don, Company A, % points, silver dollar;
si Ipsrd dollar HHG Lieutenant D. E. Putnam
Company H, % points, silver dollar; Lieu
tenant 7. F. Callahan, Company c,
81 points, silver dollar: Sergeant B.
bucks; gloves; John schuenek, Company
1, 26 points. box stationery; Corporal E. E.
Dutton, Company F, 26 points, silver dollar;
Corporal q. A. Holbrook, Company D, 26
points, silver puff box; H. B. Carter, Com
pany A, 26 points, pair pants; Lieutenant
stationery; Private Charles Hofacker, Com
pany D, 20 points, oil stove.
Officers individual match prizes: Captain
T. 7. Wells, 30 points, Bario badge for one
year and gold pin; Captain Andrew Allen,
| % points, silver tea pot; Lieutenant R. M
Walker, Company E, a5 points, china cup
and saucer; Lieutenant c. L. Parsons, Com
| pany D, 25 points, sealing wax cabinet
| The prizes for the company teams: Com
pany A of Waterbury takes the first prize,
L o. I'M O.
| be won three times before it becomes their
property and silver medal suitably engraved
to each member of the team. The second
| prize was taken by Company E, an
Oil painting by W. H. Blakeslee and
L. B. Clark. Company K took
third prize,..a brass easel Company took
| fourth prize, handsome silver-msunted
vase from the Middletown Plate company
| Company took fifth prize, card table
| from Bowditch & Prudden company.
| A reioading tool offered for the best indi-
| vidual score in the city companies goes to
Company E on the score of J. II. Parker. A
similar tool for the best score in the out of
| town companies goes to Company 81 on the
| score of B. D. Putnam. Both were contrib
uted by the Ideal Manufacturing company of
this city.
The prizes for the highest indi-
pany team: First was awarded
to B. D. Putnam, Company II, on score of
Sc points, Hotchkiss magazine rife from
Winchester Arms company; Second to ]. H.
Parker, Company E, "a points, 6. bric-a-brac
cabinet from Chamberlain & Co.; third to
| w. A. Goldsmith, Company A, "a points,
large album from I. R. Hazel, Middletown;
fourth, Sergeant N. O'Connor, Company G,
| So points, silver drinking cup from A. A.
Kellogg; fifth, Lieutenant F. J. Duffy, field
and staff team, 81 points, plush travelling
| clock from Captain Andrew Allen; sixth,
! J. B. Savage, Company F, 81 points, wall
pocket; seventh, James Willard, Company K,
30 points, box cigars; eighth, Lieutenant G.
B. Bohen, Company I, 46 points, pair slip
pers; ninth, Corporal g. A. Holbrook, Com
pany D. AZ points, picture; tenth, August
Nolan, Company B, % points, scarf pin.
| Special prize given by Col Leavenworth of
a silver shaving set for non co mmissioned
| officer making best score in company team
match was taken by Sergeant M. O'Connor,
Company G, by a score of 50. A silver pen
| offered for the best score made by man who
had never taken prize in an army rifle
match was taken by Sergeant Devine, Com
pany A, by a score of 80. A similar prize
offered at 500 yards under the same condi-
tions was taken by Private Hiney of Compa-
| ny G by score of %.
The telephone to the 500 yard butt, which
was very great convenience, was furnished
by the telephone COMPANY free of charge