The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-10

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 The members of the several local conl- panies will assemble at the armory at 6 o'clock this morning and accompanied by the band march to the station in time for the G:50 train.
 ORDERS BY COLONEL SUCKER. Headquarters Second Regiment Infan-
 try, Connecticut National Guard.
 New Haven, Conn.,, Aug. 6, 1903. Special orders No. 27
 1. Upon recommendation of the conn., pany commander the following changes are made in Co. K: Quarter Master Ser geat Edmund c. Rusgrove, transferred to duty sergeant; Sergeant Arthur F. Smith, appointed quarter master ser- geant, both to date July 20, 1903.
 Private Nelson s. Hitchins, to be cor poral, to date August l, 1903.
 Private William B. Smith to be cor porai, to date August 1, 1903. ,..-
 II. Upon the nomination of company commanders, the following appoint n1ents of commissioned officers are made in Co. A:
 Corporal Levi Wilson, to be first ser- geant, to date July IT, 1903.
 Corporal William H. Mintie, to be ser- geant to date August l. 1903.
 Private William E. Hand, to be cor poral, to date June 6, 1903.
 Private Henry c. Hotchkiss, to be corporal, to date June 19, 1903. |, Private Frederick V. Brownell, to be corporal, to date July r, 1903.
 Private Frederick A. Spencer. to be corporal, to date August 1, 1903. s-e
 Company B.
 . Corporal Frederick W. Dahlmeyer, to be sergeant, to date July 15, 1903. ,... ,.
 Private Charles r. Kayser, to be corporal to date July 15, 1903. & . ... ...s,...
 Private . GhaTle. sj ,od5 T; Otto to be corporal '' Private Th s Fred R. Hall to be corporal to date July %, 1903
 Corporal George s. Manning to be ser geant, to date August l, 1905. %
 Private Walter J. Burke to be sergeant, to date July 1, 1903.
 Private George r. Hogan to be corporal, to date July 1, 1903. .c1a-. a-..
 Private Thomas F. MeMahon to be cor poral, to date July l, 1905.
 Private Charles II. stanton to be cor poral, to date July 1, 1903. .
 Private, Frank 5: . Griffin to be corporal, to date August i. 1903.
 Private Albert E. Krahl to be corporal, to date June l., 1903. Corporal Robert s. Lull to be sergeant. Private John H. Cook to be corporal. Private Harry Spatcher to be corporal, Private Frank E. Bement to be corporal. Private Clayton Lull to be corporal. $ All to date August 1. 1903.
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 Corporal Richard H. Tyner, to date July l 1, 1903.
 By order of
 Colonel Theodore H. Sucher. Thomas T. Welles.
 Captain and Adjutant.
 TROOP AS JOURNEY. The first detachment of Uncle sam s resident army of this, city, Troop A. Con- necticut National Guard. left this city Saturday morning at 9 o'clock under command of Captain Luzerne Ludlng- ton, on their way to Mantle by wagon road. The command assembled at the Meadow street ar1nory at o'clock as per orders, and two hours were consun- ed in giving the final commands and executing the final orders in preparation for the three days march to the now historic camp grounds.
 The men and horses were all in fine condition and anxious for the command to start to be given. At the proper time the troopers on their well groomed steeds swung into line and proceeded ua Church street to Elm, to State, to Middletown avenue, and to the state road out through East Haven and North Branford, thence on to Durham, where place for encampment over Sunday was picked out some time ago. a It was a fine looking body of men that rode up Church street and they were re- viewed by many citizens who remarked concerning their fine appearance. and their soldierly bearing. Captain Luding- ton rode ahead and there were among the invited guests General Phelps Mont gomery. Sixty men formed the com- mand. and there were ten others who left later in the day under command of Sergeant Bradnack.
 ! The troop arrived all safe and in good condition at Durham about 4:30 in the afternoon, and they were greeted by the members of Co. H of Middletown, many residents of Middletown and Durham and Of the surrounding aowns. E. : Camp routine was of course the first thing in order, and tents were erected for the stay over yesterday and last night. Yesterday the men all attended the, services in the Durham Congrega- tional church. ..,. . Yesterday was without incident with the exception that there were many wis., itors who called at the camp and in- spected the temporary headquarters of this detachment of the militia, who will be canped at Mantle for the remainder of the week.
 It is the order that there shall be an early start this morning and the men will put in a full day with the intention of being as near Niantic as possible be- fore ..nightfall. \ They will leave for Easthampton. going thence to Chester and on to Mantle. NFhTnI3 VT hDu nJIEr m