The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-09-18
FOURTEENTH c. r. REUNION.
An Interesting and Enthusiastic Meeting
 of Veterans Yesterday.

est of the fight at Antietam, thirty three years ago to-day, three weeks after they left their homes in Con- neoticut, and regiment which lost about as heavily in Its service as any which went out from the Nutmeg state.
 There were one hundred of the vet erans present and many of them were accompanied by their wives, sons and daughters, President Knowlton pre- sided at the business meeting and Chaplain Stevens of Washington, D. O.. offered prayer.
 Chaplain Stevens of the neurological committee reported deaths during the year as follows:
 Corporal w. Robinson, Company B, September 21, 1894
 Colonel Dwight Morris, September 27, 1894
 Major Joseph B. Colt, December ', 1894.
 J. B. Pryor, Company B, January 12, 1895,
 Andrew Murphy, Company I, July 25, 1895, Elisha P. Beebe, Company B, Aug ust 15, 1895.
 J. M. Hall, Company G, January. | 1895.
 Captain M. F. Hale, Company E, Jan | uary, 1894.
 The report included a touching eulo- gy of Colonel Colt, who died nine days after the last reunion. l After a number of patriotic speeches, covering a number of topics, a. list of sons of members of the society were admitted to honorary and auxiliary 1 membership.
 l The committee on nomination report ed the following list of officers, who were elected:
 | President-E. H. Williams of Hart ford.
 Vice president-I. A. Spencer of Wa terbury.
 secretary-J. w. Knowlton of Bridge port.
 Treasurer-George N. Bingham of Rockville.
 | Chaplain-H. s. Stevens of Washing l ton, D. c.
 It was voted, on recommendation of l the same committee, that the next re- | union be held in Hartford on this same day of next year. 1 After the business meeting, which ended shortly after 1 p. m., the vet erans formed in line and, headed by l the American band of Waterbury, had a very short parade, after which the men were photographed by Fred A. Stone a son of a veteran of the regi- ment.
 The line was resumed to the ar mory, where banquet was served by the Waterbury veterans. Three long tables ran the length of the armory and most of the seats were filled, A few speeches were made Mayor Kilduff, in a hearty way, welcomed the Fourteenth regiment to Waterbury and, after complimenting the heroes ot the Army of the Potomac, he extend ed to them the freedom of the city.
 President J. w. Knowlton responded in behalf of the regiment. He read teIegrams of congratulations from the Sixteenth, in reunion at Unionville, an6 from the Eighth at Hartford.
 Chaplain Stevens and others spoke.
 The membership of the society of the Fourteenth Connecticut Volunteers in cludes men now living in Andover Carnarsie, N. Y, Danbury, East Glas tonbury, Fishers Island, Galveston Tex, Hadlyme, Jersey City, N. J., Ken. sington, Letscher, South Dakota, Madi son, Naugatuck, Northampton, Mass. Oakville, Philadelphia, Railway, N. J, Rocky Hill New Haven, Marietta, O. Meriden, Middletown> Milford, SAt. Yer non, N. Y, New Bedforu, Mass, New York, North Guilford, Hampton, Va. Hartford, Higganum, Highland Park Providence, R. l., Hillsdale, Mich, Sal Francisco, Cal, Seymour, Somersville Manchester, Talcottville, Walpole Mass. Washington, 1a C., Waterbury Waterville, Waterford, Westbrook West Hartford, Wethersfleld, Willlman tic, Wolcott, Woodmont, Venezuela and YaIesville.
 Those living in New Haven are E. T Beach, Joseph Bishop, G. w. Darrow J. J. Fitzpatrick, H. H. Fox, w. H Johnson, E. A. Howell, John Mccarthy l.. F. Norton. B. B. Parkhurst, C. E Pollard, Jonathan Rogers, jr., Danie Steele c. N. Vensel.
 In Madison-C. M Appleby, Wash ington Bristol, John M. Hail. J. A Hurd, John H. Meigs, w. H. Morgan o. D. Redfield, J. s. Scranton, P. w Tucker.
 Manchester-Henry Lydell
 Mansfield Depot-W H. Corbitt.
 Marietta, O.-J. E. Vandervoort. Meriden-C. M. Austin, J. B. Durand A. F, Hall, Thomas Malone, L. G. La tour, Joseph Pierce, B. c. Wilcox, E. E Tyler, William Greeneley.
 Middletown-J. c. Broatch, H, z Broows, A. R. Crittenden, C. S. Crowal Augustus Guild, w H. Hall. J. H Hilliker, H. Tospodsky, G. A. Hubbard M. s. Ingham, James Inglis, A. | Knowles, T. Loun, David Maitland :. G. Pelton, J. H. Sage, L. Sanglaub, |. Schleiter, Edmund Smith, W. D. Smitf Edwin Stroub, G. E. Wood
 Milford-James Mccarthy.
 Mt. Vernon, N. Y.-A. H. Chamber n lain.
 Naugatuck-J. B. Fuller, D. D. Gil bud, O. H. Waite.
 Norwalk-Albert De Forest. Newington-W. D. Dorman
 New Bedford, Mass.-T. w. ComstocI
 New Britain-W. H. Clarke, H. {
 Beach, Ralph Kent, G. A. Hum, Hug
 McBrayne, Michael McMahon, R. l
 Moore, S. A. Moore, c. w Norton. M
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