Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-20
!. chaplain Of the First regiment, makes a

chaplain Of the First regiment, makes
cry soldierly appearance. 4
eeper Herman Of the senate chamber,
Deputy Sheriff Manning and Registrar John
,. Carney. z
NOTES HERE AND THERE.
The cannoneer of Company g, Jonn j.
was quiet to-day. He has VS.
tors. He is engaged in entertaining sew ,
srsl prominent New Haven ladies and gen.
tlemeu, and a. consequence Sergeant
Henry Wells IL without his partner. The
owner of the siege guns, however, is enter
tanning them ~ royalty as ne woulo me
governor and staff. His visitors are tne
former steward Of the Connecticut mousse
James T., Hinsy, Mr.. Thomas Lawrence,
Niss Mamie Callahan Miss Mary E. WEIGH,
Miss Annie G. Callahan, Miss Maggie A. |
Dovd and Miss Maggie Kennedy. II
The Connecticut house has been open all
day and a constant stream of visitors has
been supplied with 'sall the comforts of
home" ~ Steward Einey at the order OF
Prop1ietors Richardson, Callahan, Gal
lagher and WEIGH. Mr.. Richardson later
received a call from Miss Lizzie Sullivan.
Mr.. Richardson is the life Of the Sarsteld
street. His merry work will be missed.
Tonight the Grays made their annual
famous ambrosial compound from their
medical supply. The company has been
the iolliest and most orderly in camp. To-
night dull care was given to the winds.
Tonight Sergeant Mulvey can say that
he has made good showing as quarter
master sergeant. Up to to-day he had
perfect record and would have To-Day naa
not one of the corporals, who ought to have
known better, hung mis- blouse carelessly
on the rack and in the hurry for guard
duty forgot to put it away. The sergeant
was mad aud the corporal felt decidedly
like Kicking himself. But it could not be
helped and so Sergeant Mulvey can only
| be sorry and pour forth regrets:
| Sergeant FOUGHT is suffering from an alb
normal swelling upon which he will nave
surgical operation performed. .-,:-.
Misses Fannie and Lizzie Sullivan and
Miss Annie Burd of Branford were enter
tanned by Corporal Regain of Company @
to-day. He lie not envied by any In the
company, for nearly all were the recipients
| of visits from the fair sex.
Private John Murphy of Company G,
while on guard Wednesday, was poisoned
by some ivy.on the road near the guard
eerous. is very annoying, and Mr.. Murphy
Is prevented from going around much on
account Of his soreness. John is one OF
the best fellows in camp.
Captain Suoher of the Light Guard is
receiving visitors in his usual cordial man
ner. The captain is the type of the model
military man. Tall, broad shouldered,
handsome and witty, he is always ready
with an answer or a smile, slow to promise
but quick to perform, 9 good disciplinarian:
=. but withal a good fellow. The men of
| Company G are the sturdiest men in the
} brigade and in fact have been so right
along. Captain Greed said to-day that
never in his eighteen years of service has
!, he seen Sarsfeld man overcome on the
parade ground or in sham battles. This If
Something that no other company in the
brigade can say. The captain OF thu
Sarsfelds is one of the finest men WIZ
ever set foot on the Mantle camp ground
Sergeant "Claran Wells is drilling Can
: noneer Richardson in the new tactics Of
| catching crabs. Yesterday the serg can
, caught . crab which he used as q mode
for the salute. The crab gives back ham
kick which is very nicely initiated by tn
comical " ellis.
y of those good natured, Whole-souled mel
whom everyone likes to meet. His com
, | mand, the soldiers Of the City Guard
: would 90 through fire or water for thei
, commander.
Corporal Griffin is always ready to he'll
= recruits. He is not like the most OF tn
y boys who come to camp to raise the 'ol
| boy" for q week. he restralns the boy
9 from anything rash by his quiet sugges
tons and good advice.
Private Harry Smith is one of the abov
< mentioned fellows who 'raise, ETC." b
= is always playing some joke upon his ten
2 mates and is always on the jump.
The serenades which were given las
% evening were something fine Nearl
every caytain was serenaded by mos
} ludiorous band The solo of Joseph Slime
3 of the Sarsfelds on the water pail at th
q funeral of the late lamented John Bum
e was something which. while very laugh
- able, required some skill on the part c
:. | the performer.
~ Corporal Joseph Hughes of Company
of Middletown was the guest of Private
Tansy and McDermott of Company
N The visitor was royalty entertained.
10 Sergeant McKiernan is etill charging
a the size of his waist band.
g. Max Thalheimer has won praise on q
III sides for his catering. He has had We,
ell busy times with his numerous host
. feed, but has won 1aurels.
The Second regiment band gave CO
cert at the brigade headquarters la
's- evening, the program (which was print'
10 in the JOURNAL AND COURIER.
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