The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-17
ORDERS FOR THE SECOND
THE NEW COMMANDER ISSUES ms
CAMP COFFIN ORDER.

CAMP COFFIN ORDER.
The Regiments Instructions MS to Starting
for Mantle and as to Quarters, Lights, In-
speotion, Passes, Etc at Camp.
Waterbury, July 16,-Colonel Burpee
of the Second regiment Issued his or
ders to the Second regiment to-day with
relation TO the regiment going into
camp. They are as follows;
Headquarters, Second Regiment,
Connecticut National Guard,
Waterbury, July 49, 1896
General Orders No, /.
l. In pursuance of G.. O. No. 2, Bril-
gade Headquarters, New London, June
q. 1895, this regiment Is hereby ordered
TO assemble on Monday, August ~,
1895, armed and equipped according TO
regulations, for six days tour of duty
and instruction at the State Military
rendezvous at Mantle, Fatigue uni
form will be worn, with brown leggins,
and knapsacx with folded overcoat and
rolled blanket strapped thereon,
III. The companies, the band, and the
hospital corps will assemble in their re-
spective armories at such hour on said
day as shall be hereafter directed, and
Except Co. HI will Immediately pro-
coed by such route and means as shall
be designated hereafter, to the Union
depot In New Haven. There all COM
manding officers will forthwith report
to the regimental commandant, and
present their morning reports. Field,
staff and non-commissioned staff OIL
GERS, and the regimental orderly will
le@l 4 u. 49, yN1n
Ill The commanding officer of Co, Fl.
on that day, will conduct that company
to the military rendezvous by such route
and means as shall b. indicated hereaf-
ter and will there report TO the regi-
mental commandant.
". Every member of the regiment
win provide himself with white gloves
and white trousers. White standing
collars, showing quarter of an inch
above the collar Of the coat, will be
worn at guard mount and at all parades
Boots or shoes must be of black leather
neatly cleaned and polished; all others
are prohibited
V. Each company commander will
station a guard at each door of the car
to and returning from Mantle, and no
enlisted man will be allowed to pass
from car to car en- route except ON
presentation of pass signedbythe COM
rnandant of the organization to which
he belongs.
vi Commanding officers will at once
make requisition through these head
quarters for transportation. Special at
tention Is called TO the amount OF bag
gage limited in orders from the adju-
tant generals office, and In paragraph
Xxx. G. O. No. 2, brigade headquarters.
That amount must not be exceeded.
VII Commanding officers are directed
strictly to conform to the provisions ana
requirements of section 6S of the
militia law and to give legal notice Of
fines incurred and to collect the same.
WIN. Commanding officers will bring
with them all books In their possession,
properly written up and ready for IN
spection August IL. Muster payrolls
will be made out according to instruc-
tions thereon, and signed and complet-
ed according to law, and must be deliv-
cred at the ad1utant generals office in
the field by 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing, August II.
TX. No light win be allowed after
taps without special permission from
brigade Headquarters, except in the
quarters Of the regimental command
ant, regimental adjutant in guard
quarters, and in the hospital. The reg
mental officer Of the day will strictly
enforce this order.
X Quarters will be dressed In the
manner prescribed at last encampment,
and Will be inspected daily, except Sat
urday, August II, at O'clock in the
morning Company quarter master ser
geants will be held responsible for strict
conformity to this bill of dress The
regimental quartermaster will superin-
tend the performance Of this duty,
and will accompany the brigade inspec-
tor each day through the quarters of
this regiment.
XII All passes must be countersigned
at both regimental and brigade head
quarters They will be issued only in
cases Of necessity. They must be
presented by non-commissioned officers
at the regimental adjutant's quarters
only between I and 9 o'clock in the
morning and 4.30 and $50 In the after
noon.
XII. First Lieutenant Henry B. Car
ter, Company A, will report to Major
Walter Fitzmaurice, brigade commits
sary, at 4 o'clock p. M, August -, for
duty with the provost guard
XIII Further instructions as tc
transportation and other matters will
be given hereafter. BY order of
Lieut.. Colonel Lucien F. Burpee,
Thomas T. Welles captain and adju-
tant.
official:
Edward L. Carter, sergeant-Major
Notice. o. No. 6, November 9, 1894
was the last of the series of 1894.