The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-07
COLONEL SUCKERS ORDERS.

How the Second Regiment Will be
 Commanded During Camp Week-Or-
 ders Concerning Baggage, the Line of
 March, Rations, Pontoon Tents, For
 aging, Etc.
 Colonel Sucher, of the Second regi- ment, has issued orders appointing i staff and on-commissioned officers and for camp work Corporal J. Richard | North of the Grays is made an orderly. He is son of John c. North, and one of | the most prominent members of the Boys Brigade. He Is a talented mu- sician, bright young business man, l and one of the best military men in the | Grays, among whom he is very popu- | lar.
 The order Is as follows: l Headquarters Second Regiment, Con- necticut National Guard. New Haven, Con-, Aug. 5, 1901. ! General Orders Mo- 5. | I.-Appointments of staff officers In this regiment are as follows. | Corporal Chauncey P Goss, Jr., regi- mental orderly, of Waterbury appoint ed commissary, with rank of first lieu tenant from July 16, 1901.
 Acting Hospital Steward Alexander c. Prinz, Hospital Corps, of New Haven appointed hospital steward, to date June 15, 1901.
 Corporal John Richard North, Com pany F. appointed regimental orderly, to date July IS, 1901.
 1.-The time for assembly of Com panies B, c, D, E and F, and Band and Hospital Corps, as specified in Par. IT, G. o. No. 4, c. S., Headquarters Second regiment, Is hereby changed to 500 a. | m
 III.-So much of Par III, G. O. No. A. c. S., Headquarters Second Regiment as directs that blue uniforms will be taken direct to Mantle, is revoked Blue coats and trousers will be carried in the blanket bags, caps will be packed and sent to camp with compa- ny baggage.
 IV.-The march will be taken up as soon as the wagons are loaded after disembarking at Lyme on August 12th and no stop will be made for dinner until the place of bivouac for the night is reached; and it is recommended that each man provide himself with a ra- tion to be carried in the haversack and | have his canteen filled with coffee with out sugar or milk before leaving the home station.
 Officers will provide themselves with ponchos and blankets for use on the macc..,
 Company commanders will instruct l +bair ppn1xc tn caa that fin hni1or tn cook coffee and one sheet iron pan from each company are delivered to the quartermaster- general for transporta- tion to Lyme.
 Captain James F. Kain, quartermas- ter is charged with the receipt of all property issued to this regiment for field service and the issuing thereof to company commanders, from whom he will take receipts. V.-Immediately after arrival at the place of bivouac, each company com mander will detail two privates to re- port to the officer of the day with picks and shovels. The officer of the day will at cnce cause four sinks to he | dug for the regiment, and all refuse to be deposited threin. Before breaking camp in the morning, the officer of the day will see that the sinks are filled in 1 and leveled off.
 VI-The strictest discipline will be maintained on the march and while in bivouac; na foraging or damaging to the property of the inhabitants of the country will .e allowed, and company commanders will be held personally re- sponsible for the strict observance of this order in their commands. | VII.-Company commanders will pay special attention to the care of the | rifles of their commands during this l tour of duty, and will see that such supplies are as necessary for keeping them in perfect order are at hand at all times, and used when occasion re- cuires
 VIII.-At seven o'clock in the morning of each day while in camp, the l battalion adjutants and every first ser geant will report to the regimental ad- l iutant at his quarters. Each first ser geant will then deliver the morning re- port of his company to the battalion adiutant.
 IX.-Quarters will be dressed in the usual manner, and will be inspected at 7.3O in the morning of veach day when 1 in camp. Company quartermaster ser geants will he held responsible for the ! performance of this duty. Captain James r. Kain, quartermaster, will ac- company the brigade inspecting officer each day through the quarters of this l regiment, and will take charge of the | policing and dressing of all quarters. | X-Each company commander will detail two privates each day in camp for regmental police. They will re- port for duty to the officer of the day at police call in the afternoon, and at such time the following morning as he may designate.
 sue passes only in cases of urgent ne- cessity They must be countersigned at regimental headquarters and will be presented to the regimental adjutant at his quarters by a non- commissioned officer representing the officer by whom they are signed. No officer will leave the grounds without permission from the commanding officer.
 By order of Colonel Theodore H. Sucher
 | II. THOMAS T. WELLS, Captain and Adjutant. THE JOHN STONE ASSOCIATION.