Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-06
NATIONAL. GUARD CHANGES.
Three Regiments Formed by Plan Has Been
 Made Known.

IA0 I11St, SGCOuQ, 1u1Iu ana HOILQ regiments of infantry, are hereby re- organized into three regiments of three battaHons each, and located as fol lows:
 Hartford, five companies; Captains
 Wolf, Horan, Farrell, Bailey and
 Goodman, respectively .......... New Britain, two companies; Cap
 tains Griswold and Bullen ....... ? Bristol, one company; Captain Mer-
 I'll ..-........ Winsted, one company; Captain
 OreSSman South Manchester, one company;
 Captain Madden, ................. 1 Rockville, one company; Lieutenant
 Lurton .-....-.- ......... Willimantic, one company; Captain
 benton .......... ...........
 Total, twelve companies ........ .12
 Designated as the First regiment of infantry, O. N. c.
 New Haven, five companies; Gap
 tains Donovan, Pauly, Gruener,
 Isbell and Hall, respectively ..... 5 Wallingford, one company; Captain
 Norton, Jr ............... l Meriden, one company; Captain
 Bradley l Waterbury, two companies; Cap
 tains Fitzpatrick and Garter ..-.. 2 Middletown, one company; Captain
 Russell l
 Total, ten companies ........-1 10
 Designated as the Second regiment of infantry, c. N. G.
 Bridgeport, three companies: Cap
 tains Cronan, Halligan and Leon
 ard, respectively .....-...... U. Norwalk, two companies; Captains < Comstock and Boomer ......... Stamford, one company, Captain
 Bucklee ,.,........ l Norwich, two companies; Captains
 Fox and Linton ........... Danielson, one company; {captain to
 be nominated .................5. 1 Putnam, one company; Captain Car
 yer l Danbury, one company, Captain
 h1ng ....-...-.-....... New London, one company; Lieu
 tenant Philbrick ................ 1 Total, twelve companies ...,..12 Designated as the Third regiment of infantry, O. N. e.
 IT. The petition of Harry E. Black and sixty-seven other residents of Dan ielson, to be organized as a military company in the Connecticut National Guard, is granted and they are hereby organized and attached to the Third infantry
 III. The commanding officer of the Second infantry, c. N. G., will forward to this department immediately, through brigade headquarters, his rec concentrations for organizing conpan- ies to fill vacancies in his command, occasioned by changes mentioned.
 " The commanding officer of First infantry will assemble the field and company officers of his command as soon as practicable, and when so as sembled lead them to nominate by bal lot major.
 V. The commanding officer, Second infantry, when organization is com plete, will assemble the field and com pany officers, and when so assembled lead them to nominate by ballot a major.
 VI The commanding officer of the Third infantry, when organization is complete. will assemble the field and company officers, and when so assem- bled lead them to nominate by ballot q colonel; one major to command the companies located in the eastern sec ton. and two majors to command the companies located in the western sec tion of the state.
 VII. Captain William M. Sark. I. s. A. F., Third infantry, is appointed commissary, with the rank of major, to date October 10, 1903
 VIII Battalion commanders will nominate on their. staff quartermas ter. who will also be commissary. with rank of second lieutenant and forward same to this department fhrough reg l1ar channels).
 By order of the coinmander-in-chief,
 GEORGE M. COLE
 Adjutant- General Official
 WILLIAM E. F. LANDERs.
 Assistant Adjutant- General
 The appointment of Major Stark simply gives him the rank and title of the position he has been filling under orders from headquarters.
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