The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-28
SECOND REGIMENT ORDERS
FOR THE BIG DEMONSTR1TIOy Oy
 DEWEY DAT,

In the Grent Metropolis Instruction
 to Commander by Lieutenant-C Colo.
 mel Callahan-The Connecticut Rcp.
 rescntation in the Line. | The orders for the Second regiment sent out by Captain T. T. Welles by or der of Lieutenant- Colonel T. F. Calla- han, follow below. The men will leave the city at a. m. Saturday and will not disembark at Belle Dock before o'clock Sunday morning: | Headquarters Second Regiment, x Connecticut National Guard, New Haven, Conn, Sept. 26, 1899. l. This regiment having been select- ed to represent this state in the parade in honor of Admiral George Dewey, U. s. N., in New York city, September 30 as announced in s. O. No 241, o. G. O., c. S., the commanding officers twill as- semble Companies B. c. D, E and F. in the New Haven Armory at 12:30 a. rn.. that day. and report to their battalion commanders. The non-commissioned staff, hospital corps and band will re- port to the regimental adjutant at the same time and place.
 The commanding officers will assem- ble companies A, G, H, and K in their respective armortes in season to take trains as follows:
 A and G from Waterbury at il p. rn, September 29.
 H from Middletown at 9:55 p. m. Sep tember 29.
 I from Meriden at 10:40 p. m. Septem- Der 2s.
 K from Wallingford at 1051 D. m. September 29.
 Upon arrivel in New Haven they will conduct these companies at once to the armory and report to their battalion commanders.
 II. Campaign hats and leggins will be worn, and haversacks, canteens and blankets with overcoats rolled therein and slung over the left shoulder. Eve ry officer will wear a white collar; eve- ry man will wear white handkerchief around his neck, and provide himself with white collar and white gloves. Only black shoes may be worn. Each quartermaster sergeant will carry mate- rial for polishing the brasses of equip ments. No one will wear at any time any decorations not authorized by reg ulations.
 III. After the parade in New York the regiment will return to the boat. and thereupon leave will be given to the men until midnight. At that hour the roll of each company will be called, pI ho will coi1 to +o Haven.
 ". Lunch will be provided before eaving armory i'll New Haven, and Y breakfast, lunch and supper on tbe. boat Companies A, G, H, I and K nay also get breakfast on the boat Sunday morning. The generosity of friends of the regiment has made it possible to make these arrangements without expense to the men.
 V. Details from 11:3O, September 29, lntil the regiment leaves the boat to ake place in line:
 Officer of the day, Captain James ieddes, Company A.
 Officer of the guard, First Lieutenant Patrick Halpin, Company G. Supernumerary officer of the guard econd Lieutenant Alfred Husted Company E.
 Details from return to the boat after he parade until the arrival in New Taven Sunday morning: Officer of the day. Captain Charles F. IcCabe Company F. Officer of the guard, First Lieutenant [enry B. Carter, Company A. Supernumerary officer of the guard, econd Lieutenant Frederick Druehl, ompany B.
 VI. Let every man remember that pon him rests the responsibility of the high reputation of the ,giment and the honor of the state we .present on this occasion. The mis- ,nduct of one may bring disgrace upon l. Therefore let every man see to 1t lat everything be done in a gentle anly and soldierly manner so that is command may justify the trust aced upon it, and win new credit for self.
 By order of Lieutenant-Co Timo- y F. Callahan, Commanding Reg't.
 THOMAS T. WELLES,
 Captain and Adjutant. Of the fourteen states to be represent
 in the parade Connecticut comes urth in seniority of admission to the nited States and will be preceded in le only by Pennsylvania, New Jersey d Georgia, in the order named. The ake-up of the Connecticut representa- ,n in the parade will be as follows:
 Gov. Lounsbury and Staff. Colts Band of Hartford, 70 pieces. rst Company Governors Foot Guard,
 Hartford, Major Cheney. ,eves Band of New York of 60 pieces. cond Company Governors Foot Guard
 New Haven, Major Clark. cond Regiment Band, New Haven,
 80 pieces.
 Colonel l.. F. Burpee and Staff.
 Second Regiment.
 Brigade Signal Corps.