The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-06-26
THE ANNUAL FIELD DAY
THIRD REGIMENT, BOYS' ERICA DE,
 COMING OUTING.
Details of the Trip as Arranged Foi- Several Athletic Events Will Occupy the Boys During Part of the Day.

the Boys During Fart or the D"y'
 The annual field day of the Third Connecticut regiment of the Boys brl- gade will be held next Friday at Paw son park and the indications at present point toward 1t being one of the most successful ever held. The committee Tn charge has been somewhat handicapped by lack of conveyance but finally se- cured the steamer Isabel which Will come up from New York for the trip.
 It will be remembered that the Isabel is the steamer that at one time ran pe- tween this city and Pico park and Paw son park She is large, fine and sate boat, licensed to carry eight hundred people, which assures proper accommo- dations for all who care or are fortu- nate enough to secure tickets.
 At 3 o'clock sharp on Friday morn- ing the steamer will leave. the new steamboat dock on Water street, pro- ceeding immediately to the park.
 The boys are under pretty heavy ex- pense in having the steamer brought from New York and for this reason would urge all their friends who pos sibly can to purchase tickets and ae- company them on the trip. For those who feel that they cannot spend the en- tire day at the park, special steamer will leave the city at 1 p. m., arriving after an hours sail at the park in time for the band concert by the full Second Regiment band and the dress parade which takes place after the concert
 The dress parade is always a feature 4Ll nSrfr,, ,ar1f will be reviewed by Captain Thomas T. Wells of Colonel Callahan's staff.
 The management have provided ev- erything within their power for the comfort of all who wish to attend and delightful day is assured to all who go.
 The programme fol" the day follows:
 7:45-Companies assemble at the Green and march to the steamboat.
 O:3o-Competitive drill for the regi- mental trophy,
 12:15-Mess call.
 ID. m.-Praise service led by the Rev. w. w. Leete of Dwight Place church, with music for singing by the band.
 ID. m.-Athletic events.
 First class-Boys over fifteen.
 100 yards dash.
 Running broad jump.
 Company relay race.
 Second class-Boys under fifteen.
 100 yards dash.
 Running broad jump.
 Three-legged race.
 Potato race.
 Throwing baseball.
 Throwing dart.
 The athletic events are open to all members of the brigade and prizes are offered for each event and are now on exhibition In the window of Augur's art store on Church street.
 The following orders were issued to the companies by Colonel Charles F. Walker:
 Headquarters Third Connecticut Regi-
 ment, Boys Brigade,
 New Haven. Conn, June 19, 1900. General Orders No. 3.
 1.-The companies of this regiment are hereby ordered to report on the Green, Friday, June 29th, 1900, at 7:45 sharp, for field oay at Pawson park.
 2-Regulatio uniform will be worn. White gloves will be taken for dress parade in the afternoon.
 S-Each captain will order his quar- termaster sergeant to report to Lieuten- ant H. W. Oviatt at the new steamboat dock on Bridge street, with all company baggage. food, etc., not later than o'clock. All baggage should be plainly marked with the company letter.
 4-Trophy squads will report prompt ly at 10:30 to Major Walker in the pa- vilion.
 5-Commandants of companies will make returns of tickets to Lieutenant Dyer in the purser's office immediately after the steamer leaves the pier. 6-Private H. w. Lincoln, company 'A," is hereby detailed as acting ser