The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-08
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NAMES OF THE c. 4. R. MEN FROM
 HERE 'WHO HERE PRESENT..
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EIRecord for Generous HospitaIity-I
 wnsa Great Occa asion-The arch yn,
 Little Lengthy.
 Not a few of the New Haven Crane
 Army men who went to Philadelpbia and participated in the parade and other exercises attending the National En. campment, G. A. R., returned yesterday All said it was a grand affair, and that | Philadelphia maintained it's old time record for generous hospitality. The only flaw they found was that the march was rather too long for most of the Vets of 61'65. Following is the list of the c. A. R. who went from here to the encampment copied by Historian s. B. Thorpe of North Haven veteran of | the old 18th c. V., from the registry lists of the bureau of information at the Ma tional encampment at the City of Brotherly Love The list is complete as far as shown by the official record men, 1 toned.
 First Connecticut-W. B. Johnson. George B. Allen, James H. Cables, Charels L. Sherman, Samuel s. Yield Alonzo Derrick.
 Second Connecticut-E. F. Chapman Thomas Morris, John R. Morris, George Rich, George c. Stewart.
 Third Connecticut-He R. Curtis, James F. Dusenbury, A. P. Green, Alonzo Young, Edwin c. Grow. Fifth Connecticut-F'. H. Caddin, H. B. Curtis F. L. Cordner, George w. Taylor, James Mcconnell, H, E. Gar win, General Von Steinischer, John lilly, Charles Weidig, D. F. Godfrey.
 Sixth Connecticut-W. F. Smith, A, E, Beers, Stephen Roper, John Davis, William Murphy, c. F. Moore H. P. Fox, Matthias Reinhart, c. K Caldwell.
 Seventh Cohnecticut-C. B. Lewis, C. F. Frost, J. l.. Bond
 Eighth Connecticut-W. H Lamphere, Richard Ambrows, James Copeland, A. F. Even, David Clark Peter Gormlay, W. H. Havely, George II. Young, Hen ry c. Smith
 Ninth Connecticut Captain L. O'Brien.
 Tenth Connecticut-W. B. Holt, c. H. Case, Eugene Carrete, w. A. Clark, D. P, Morrell, H. T. Peck, George Schildz, II. Clay Trumbull, w. E. Whittlesey, Caleb Wood
 Eleventh Connectcut-Phineas T. Barnum, M K. Gale S. B. Horne, Christian Queen, Gilbert Wilson, c. H. Rodgers.
 Twelfth Connecticut-G R. Bodge N. c. Diworth, G. P. Braley, James Duffy, George Glover, c. V. R. Pond.
 Thirteenth Connecticut-W. T. Glider, ~ I Sutterworth
 Fourteenth Connecticut-E. H. Fresh CT, Thomas W, Comstock, c. H. Case, John c. Broatch, F. D. Maine.
 Fifteenth Connecticut-Jose Dilen- schneider, F. F. Baines, George Nor gan. John T. Dinnan, Guernsey John son, Jesse T, Doolittle, Sheldon B. Thorpe N. c. Fennell, Charles Gris- wold, S F. Linsley.
 Sixteenth Connecticut--B. H. King. $. M Fem. F. B. Davis, Leopold Hunde- lang, j. B. Whaler
 Seventeenth Counecticut-W. H. War ren, John M Grove, S. w Fox, F. w. Day, Daniel Booth, Henry North, Isaac B. Hyatt Patrick Wade, s. R. Wilcox.
 Eighteenth Connecticut - Lawrence Card, w. c. Harbson John Donahue, H. w. Fox, c. McEwen, w. J. Robert son. George Parkinson, George Torry, George Hevieson.
 Ninteenth Connecticut-Edward Cal Ions, J. E, Wheeler.
 Twentieth ennecticut-Thomas Har- ming. John H. Thatcher, H J. Tibbals. Twenty -frst-H, c. Loomis, C. G. stanton, H. B, Mayo, V. R, Franklin, 5. E. Smith, W. H. Latcnan, William Spittlc.
 Twenty second Connecticut - Isaac | Schwab, John Mann, w. G. Parks, Clay ton Potter, George w. Sparks. Twenty-third Connecticut M $. Baldwin, J. Ii. Jenkins.
 Twenty-fourth Connecticut-Pa | Maher Twenty-flfth Connecticut II. P. l.. R. Lord, F A. Evaham, | c. w. Loveland Twenty-sixth Connecticut-Jo Kim | ball, John T. Crary, Charles Burnett, T. W. Gardiner, s. o. Smith
 Twenty seventh Connecticut-A. E. | Clark, Adam Ferris, s. R. Bristol, Con- rad Hofacker, J. R. Clark, Trad Fuller Dennis w. Tucker, Hector Storrs
 First Connecticut heavy artillery-D. z. Hecker, Robert Langdale, U. T. Morse, G. L. Comstock, l., F. Dickinson, w. H. Teefts, H. Fl, Hurd, Fred Hard- ng, James Muldoone, Alanson Pratt, Elisha Rathburn, o, ". Sharpe, Henry rrainor, Paul Woement, C. M. Scranton, !. H. Couch A. B. Smith, A. c. Leon ard, D. M. Sheldon, John s. Taft, R. w, Wilcox, F. w. Hopper.
 Second Connecticut heavy artillery Benjamin Wellman, w. H. Cole, M. H. Irube, Tim Meehan James Oswald w, | T. Stevens, G. D. Stone, Frank Sebas- ian.
 First Connecticut cavalry-H. D. Per ", F. H. Windle, H. c. Heyden.
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