The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-02

A oediucH rom WdTSnlpS, 4oV StroLS' \ SECOND SECTION. Third Regiment Band. N Third Section Signal Corps. X Lieut.. Wm. F. M. Rogers. 4 Third Regiment, c. N. G., dLieutenant Colonel Cole commanding. II Machine Gun section. @ Lieut.. Joseph L. Boss. M THIRD SECTION. VI Band Putnam Phalanx, Major Henry Bick- H ford. M Band. &First Company Governors Foot Guard, a Major E. Henry Hyde. d Governor O. Vincent Coffin and Staff. Band. HSecond Company Governors Foot Fl Guard, Il Major Benjamin E. Brown. FOURTH SECTION. #Colonel William H. Bentley, Marshal. Staff. Commander Department Connecticut, G. A. R. and Staff. d Band. Nv. w. Perkins Post No. AT, G. A. R., d Edward N. Crocker commanding. aG. A. R. POSTS ARRANGED NU- \ VERTICALLY H Sedgwick, No. 1, Norwich, 100 men. Nathaniel Lyon, No. ?, Hartford 40. H Elias Howe, No. g. Bridgeport, 50 Drake, No. 4, South Manchester, 15. gE. A. Doolittle, No. 5, Cheshire, repre- scented. Mason Rogers, No. 7 Branford, number later. N Stanley, No. Il, New Britain, 20 HUpton, No. 14,New Milford, represented. 9Trumbull, No. IS, Stonington, repre- @ sented. e. EAdmiral Foote, No F, New Haven, 200. @ Hobbie, No. 23, Stamford, 40 H Mather, No. 20, Deep River, 10. | Kellogg, No. 26, Derby, represented. |11A. H. Dutton, No. 36 Wallingford, 15. 1eo, Van Horn, No. 36, Milford, 15, EDouglass Fowler, No. 4S, South Nor E walk. EfWadhams, No. 49, Waterbury, repre- E sented. #Robert o. Tyler, No. 50, Hartford, 100. H Marvin Waite, No. 51, Lillingly, 6. IH. c. Merwin, No. 52, New Haven,
 represented. No. 53, Middletown, number later. EA. G. Warner, No 55 Putnam, repre- scented. Williams, No. 55, Mystic, 40. IN. S. Manross, No. 57, Forestville, represented John McGregory, No. 59, Sharon, 15 N $. F. Paris, No. 61, New Caanan, 6. EDaniel c. Rodman, No 65, East Hart
 ford, 30. \ Burpee, No. 71, Holland, 15. Chapman, No. 72, Westbrook, 25. T. G. Brown, No. 79, Chaplin, 20. Hancock, No. Il, Pawcatuck, repre-
 sented @T F. Trumbull. No. 82, Stonington, 20. |W. T. Minor, No. 85, Stamford, number later.
 SECOND DIVISION. Major Frederick Farnsworth, Marshal.
 Aids.
 New London Fire Police. William Sistare, captain; George Rog- CTS, lieutenant: G. A. Manice, ser geant; w. c. Welden, secretary;
 0. H. Daniels, treasurer.
 Stonington Fire Police. Charles l.. Ockford, chief engineer. rohn Stanner first assistant engineer. Charles H. Rose, second assistant engi-
 neer. Ansel Williams, superintendent fire
 alarm.
 Westerly Band. F. l.. Allen Hook and Ladder Co. [. L. McCabe, foreman; P. Donahue, first assistant foreman; c. Sauter, second assistant foreman; J.
 Lyon, secretary; J. Mcbride,
 treasurer.
 HedIey Band of Providence. Niagara Steam Fire Co.,, No. 1-Joseph H. Goldie, foreman; Samuel c. liar ris, first assistant foreman;
 Robert l.. Wood, second as-
 sistant foreman; Sam. M.
 Davidson, secretary;
 George H. Pow
 CTS, treasurer
 American Band of Providence. Jameaug Steam Fire Engine Go. No. 2. John H. Brown, foreman; Wal lace A. Beckwith, first assist
 ant foreman; Theo. R.Mc-
 Crary, second assistant
 foreman; Frank w
 Dow, secretary;
 Eldridge P.
 Prentis,
 treasurer.
 Brainerd & Armstrong Band. Thomas Hose Co. No. 3.--A. J. Row ley, foreman; F. Maynard, first as- sistant foreman; R. Enos, sec
 ond assistant foreman; E.
 Wentworth, secretary;
 H. Dawson, treasurer.
 Pope's Band of Hartford.
 Nonomoc Hose Co., No. i. richard Howard, foreman; Leonard Crocker, first assistant foreman; Charles Niles, second assistant
 foreman; David J. Kenney,
 secretary; Ronald Mus
 sel, treasurer.
 Johnson's Montville Band.
 c. L. Ockford Hose Co.,, No. 5. T. Sherwin, foreman; J. J. Crowell, first assistant foreman; J. B. Corey, second assistant foreman; P.
 Lusk, secretary; F. R.
 Payne, treasurer.
 Tubbs Band of Norwich.
 New London Veteran Bremen. W. Sholes, foreman; Frederick Free man. first assistant foremani Geo.