New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
CONNECTICUT GUARDSMEY IN CAMP.

New.London Conn.,, Aug. Is (SpeciaD.-Ihe Natonsi
Guard of this State went into camp to-day Ut NaI~c'
The camp been named in honor OF Brigadier-"ei-
eral Watson and will continue for eight days, 1t oene
deemed advisable by Governor Bulkeey order the men
out for this length in order that they may nave
an entire week for drilling Men from the ouar.'i-
masters Department been Mantle for some weeks
preparing grounds and this afternoon when the reg
ments arrived, everything in readiness Inc Oh
Regiment Colonel Haven. Of this city, command
ing occupies right OF the line. The men nave Dee
proyded with blankets, the band with ne" hstru
mcnts and the drum corps with new drums so thae the
regiment goes camp we'll equipped at least lof steep
and music On Sunday divine worship VIII be heid III
large erected especially for the purpose some OF
the services being led by Catholic ana some oy frosah
clegymen. The daily routine OF the camp VIII DC the
same as I'm former years most OF the time being devoted
to company, battalion regimeptal drills with res
mental and brigade dress parade each afternoon Gov
ernor Buckley will review the troops on Friday
The hot weather OF the has not only served t
drive city people to the seashore but has driven seashor'
ope To the sea and boats which out from here
have been crowded those anxious to spend day
the water. number Of sailing and fishing parties have
been given while beach Of course as popular a
ever for warm evenings. on Tuesday the thermometer
90 degrees the signal ob'ervers Office but
intnation that New.I such hot place Il
be had at the Fort Gr.wod Pequo Houses where thu
temperature much lower but where 1t was found agree
able TO dlspcn.o with wood fires and extra blankets 10
come days Among the prominent arrivals at hcse notch
!
AZ the Fort Crswold-Royal H. Wilson, Ncw-Haven
Henry Webb, r. H. Soddard and wife, j. II. Richardson
BrooAlyn; Louis Harding stamford Robert c. Morris
| Nrw.Iiaven; +. w. Wallace j. H. Wallace, An onia
| r, w Ford \. McAlecnIn, j. B. Read. l.. D. Jcnckes
! T. W. Bell James Doyle. samuel b. Clark, New-York
! J. c. English, IL. W. Rising New-lIayen; Mrs. l.. {
Walter Long Island city; W. Il. Allen, jr, II. w. Allen
Mrs L.. S. Woodward Pittsneld Mass; General Ilarand
William g. Ely Norwich Mrs. j. y. Noswith. Miss s. +
Neswh, Miss {. Nsswh, William o. Neswith Brooklyn
| Thomas \. Lake, Rockville, Conn; Miss A. Harfon
L. O. Criswod Windsor, Conn. Harold Wallace, Ansonia
| I Clark Smith Elizabeth. y. j.; l. E. Briggs, j. y
fartshornc Miss Genin Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. philips
! New.YOrk.
| At the Peauot-Miss II. d. Ross. Miss Edridee :"
| b. Eldrldge, d. l.. Halght Auburn n. Y H. G. SANFORD
| W. C.. Hackstan, New.York; Colonel Joseph e. story
| Brooklyn; Wilson Marshall, Miss r. Franidyn' Mrs }
D. Coin Alfred Norris New.York; George Strang AM
| wife S. A. Begler and wife. Miss Bicser, C. W. Lutte
! and Wife Mrs. Thomas Galaudet, Miss GaIaudeL Mr.
! and Mrs Butler f. e.. Grnith. NewNor DR.. Ma
orauder wife and children and maid, U. D. ~ f. A. Good
| rich Flushing; Miss Van Wyck, Frank Crom"ei, MIS-
| Jennie Dodd Miss w. b. Gardner f. b. Walker, Ccorg
| p BENJAMIN and party New-York; w. j. Gelston am
family BROOKLYN; L. L. Edwards and wife. George Whit
taker w. j. swan, New-Nork.
The National clay pigeon tournament which has bee
held here this week. under the auspices OF The sasar
keystone Target Company, bough; to this city som
seventy or eighty OF the best ap-shots in America TEE
events were arranged day and despite the no
| weather some remarkably fine scores were made