The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-17
CONNECTICUT AT BUFFALO

NNlSA4VO IA DOA hAV
 THE STATE WILL BE WELL REPRE-
 SENTED THERE THIS WEEK.
 The Foot Guard Leaves by Special Train
 This sMorning-Governor Mclean and
 Party WuI Leave Hartford This Even-
 ing-Company G of Waterbury will
 be the Only c. N. G. Company Present.
 This week will be Connecticut week at the Buffalo exposition, and Friday will be Connecticut day. On that day there will be appropriate exercises in the Connecticut room in the New Eng land building The state will be repre- scented, in addition to the large number of citizens of the state who will be pres ent, by Governor George P. Mclean and staff, delegation of representative cit izens of the state appointed by Gover- nor Mclean to represent the state, the First and Second companies of the Gov ernor's Foot Guard, and Company G, of Waterbury, a Second regiment com pany and the only company of the Con- necticut National Guard which will vis it Buffalo as an organization.
 The Second company, Governors Foot Guard, will leave Union depot at 745 this morning by special train of Pull man cars. They will go on the Berk- shire division to Albany and then over +o p,1ff Ia two Foot Guard companies and the gov ernor and his staff will be at the Hotel Iroquois, the headquarters in Buffalo for the Connecticut delegation.
 Governor Mclean and his party will leave Hartford this evening at o'clock in special cars. They will go over the Boston and Albany to Albany and then over the New York Central to Buffalo.
 The following men have been appoint ed by the governor to represent the state at the exposition on Connecticut day: Brigadier- General Russell Frost, of South Norwalk, Captain Charles w. Newton, of Hartford, ex-Governor Mor- gan c. Bulkeley, of Hartford, eX-GoV- ernor Thomas M. Waller, of New Lon don, Charles Hopkins Clerk, editor Of the Hartford Courant; c. F. Chapln, editor of the Waterbury American; Col onel Norris G. Osborn, editor of the New Haven Register; ex-State Control Ter Thompson s. Grant, of Enfield, ex- Speaker of the House Joseph l.. Bar bour of Hartford, Senator William B. Seeley, of Bridgeport, Speaker of the House John H. Light, of Norwalk, Chairman of the Republican State Committee Orasmus R. Fyler, of Tor rington Representative George l.. Lil- ley, of Waterbury, Hon. Charles F. Brooker, of Ansonia, ex-Senator Linus B. Plimpton of Hartford, Hon. William l E. Atwood, of Killingly, Senator Stur- ges Whitlock, of Huntington, and eX- Speaker of the House Allan w. Paige, of Bridgeport.
 The Second regiment band will ac- company the Second company of the Foot Guard, but will return next Sat urday morning in order to play at the Sheffield Scientific school class day ex- ercises on the same day. The company will return from Buffalo next Saturday evening.
 Major Clark, of the Second company, Governors Foot Guard, has issued the following official orders to the Second company:
 General Orders Mo- TO-
 1. You are hereby ordered to report at your armory, 39 Whiting street. on Monday morning, June IT, at 6:30, for tour of escort duty to His Excellency, Governor George F. Mclean, at Buffa- To- New York, from June 17 to June 21, inclusive.
 2. You will report in fatigue uniform, tyo1 leg ] gins.
 B. You will neatly pack in your uni form boxes your red coat, white waist coat, white trousers, velvet leggns, red fatigue cap, two pairs of white gloves and your full dress equipments
 4. All baggage must be limited to one valise or handbag, and changes of un- may be packed in these or with the uniforms, as you prefer. Bag gage must be plainly tagged with own CTS name and with your uniform boxes and your bearskin hats in their boxes, to the quartermaster's depart { ment in the armory not later than Sun t day noon, June 16. 5. Lunch will be provided en route. i On arrival at Buffalo the company will ' be quartered at the Iroquois hotel cor t ner of Main and Eagle streets. From S four to six members will be assigned to l each room. Members wishing to quar- ter together may make lists, which f must be handed to the quartermaster c )r the assistant quartermaster not lat r sr than Saturday, June 15, at noon. l. 6. Bill of dress-On all occasions blouse or coat will remain buttoned and \
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