Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-21
COLONEL DOHERTY,S ORDERS.
How the Second Regiment Will CT
Into Camp at Mantle.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND REGIMENT,
CONNECTICUT NATIONAL GUARD,
WATERWAY, Conn., July 1S, '92.

HEADQUARTERS SECOND REGIMENT,
CONNECTICUT NATIONAL GUARD.
WATERBURY, Conn., July 10, '92.
General Orders, No. 10.
I. Pursuant to general orders, No Z, A. g. O.,
G. g., and general orders Nos. 4 and 5, brigade
dress uniform, faIly armed snd eauiRped as The
overcoats folded (blue side out), and strapped
thereon, for eight, days tour Of duty. j.. 8. n;
pa C. anf an% S az same Time anu
II. This regiment is hereby divided into two
battalions, said division being made with special
| commanders for visiting the same. First
battalion will consist Of Companies g.
prising the second battalion. The first will be
| commanded by the lieutenant-colonel,t the second
issue such orders as be may find pecessary for
the convenience and welfare Of the command.
transmitting one copy Of said orders to these
8. Company and platoon commanders will see
that their men are provided with at least one
derclothing, brown ieggins and extra shoes.
Leggins must be carried in the knapsack, and
bs the
not BE- worn BY any member Of this regiment
Mo1ni5g will be made out at the
| each battalion reporting to its commander
through its adjutant, said reports to be at once
transmitted to the reg1mental adiutant, who will
|
tails Captains are charged with the Importance
OF keeping their commands well in hand, and
Which their rsseeeti9s eemnanies are chartered
to prevent the men from riding on the platforms
cations are timed The instant the csr
OF their train stop until the command Is reportsd
present for duty It is therefore absolutely
necessary that all subdivision commanders be
on.the alert.
| V. Passes will be issued from these hea dquar
tiers only in cases Of absolute necessity in
l aYtQ mol 0uO a of ha off lclI
such passes must be presented for Endorsement
by the officer drawing the same or by his first
vi. Special attention is hereby called to the
following extract from the militia law of the
roll calls will he deemed an absence for the entire
day and must be SO reported on the pay roll
any unsoldierly conduct or oisobedience of or
ders fine of go may be imposed. Company
and platoon commanders are directed to report
| the same to the colonel commanding and all such
fines will be collected. Commissioned officers
absent without leave must report the same il
writing through regular channels with all the
VII. Books are to be inspected during this en-
directed to see that ali BOOKS in their POSSESSION
subject to said inspection, shall be properly
written up and in camp; Attention is hereby
| in general orders, No. IL, A. g. O., and genera
orders, No. 4, brigade headquarters, c. g., re
lowed each officer, man and organization at th
| encsmpment.
:. VIII. Lieutenant Daniel X. Fitzpatrick, Com
| pany G; Lieutenant Charles F. McCabe, Compa
ny F; Sergeant John NJ. Kehoe, Company G, ant
Sergeant William R. Taylor, Company D, having
been detailed by battalion commanders as act
ing adjutants and sergeant majors of the FRS
and Second battalions, respectively, they will b.
, | obeyed and respected accordingly.
TX. Officers experimenting revele and tatto
, roll calls will instruct the men to fall in imme
diately upon the first note of the call. The rol
will be called as soon the last note Of the call
: | have been sounded The result of these call
l | will be Immediately reported to their battalion
, | adjutant who, ia turn, will report to his chief
3 | Battalion commanders will at once transmit sal
| report to the rgimental adjutant.
K Instruction as to the hour Of embarkin
3 | will be furnished in later orders.
By order of
COLONEL JOHN B. DoHERTY.
Official:
ARTHUR NJ DICKINSON,
Captain and Adiutant,