The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-19

VIII Escort New Haven G. 4. R. Vete- rams Thursday-Order of Parade The Order to the Second Regiment Admiral Foote Post-The Route of the Parade.
 Next Thursday will be Grand Army day" in Hartford. which will be ob- served by a big parade of Grand Army veterans with the entire brigade of the Connecticut National Guard participa- ting, together with the two companies of the Foot Guard. The Second regi- ment will leave New Haven for Hart ford at eight o'clock Thursday morning. Major A. M. Johnson, of the Second company, has issued the following or ders for the Foot Guard:
 Pursuant to general orders No. fl, dated adjutant- generals office, Hart ford, Conn, April F, 1904, you are here by ordered to report at your armory on Thursday morning, May 1s, 1904, at eight o'clock, in full dress uniform, for the annual spring field day of the com pany.
 Commissioned and non-commis- stoned staff officers will report for duty at the same hour and place.
 Band and musicians will report for duty at the same hour and place. Assembly sounded at S:SO. Adju- tant's call. S:45.
 Having rendered the Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Connecti- cut, escort duty on the occasion of it's annual encampment in Hartford, May 19, 1904, the state of Connecticut has all lowed us to parade in that city on that date for our annual sprinjg field day, and every member of the company is ordered for duty and to sign the pay roll in triplicate before leaving the ar mory.
 "A. M. JOHNSON.
 Major Commandant. official:
 Russell Thompson, Adjutant. "Itinerary-The command will leave the armory at nine o'clock, and escort the Grand Army of the Republic from their headquarters in Court street to the train. Train leaves at half-past nine o'clock. Due in Hartford at elev- en o'clock, where we will be received by representatives of the First company, who will escort us to their armory for lunch. Assembly sounded at 12:3C o'clock Parade starts at one o'clock. After parade, dinner at Hotel Hartford. Orders for return home will be issued by the adjutant at the dinner.
 The First company Governors Foot Guard of Hartford has extended an in- vitation to the Second company to lunch with them previous to the pa rade. which starts at one o'clock, and the invitation has been accepted" The following is the order of the pa- rade as arranged by Colonel Jacob. L. Greene, chief marshal:
 Police Bicycle Squad. Platoon Of Police.
 The Chief Marshal and His Staff. His Excellency, the Governor, and His
 Staff.
 Second Company Governors Foot
 Guard. Major Albert M.
 Johnson, commanding. First Company, Governors Foot Guard Major Gilbert P. Hurd, commanding. Brigade Commander Connecticut Ma tional Guard, Brigadier-General
 Russell Frost, and his staff Signal Corps, Captain William F. M
 Rogers, commanding. First Regiment Infantry, Connecticut National Guard, Colonel Theodore H ] Sucher, commanding. Third Regiment Infantry, Connecticut National Guard, Colonel Gilbert L.
 Fitch, commanding. Coast Artillery, Major Hadlai A. Hull
 Commanding. First Separate Company Infantry Captain John W. Ross, Jr., com
 manding.
 Battery A, Light Artillery, Captain William J. O'Brjen, commanding. Machine Gun Battery, Captain William
 H. Sears, commanding. Troop A. Cavalry, Captain Luzernt
 Ludington, commanding. l Naval Battalion, Connecticut Nationa Guard, Commander Frederick l..
 Averill, commanding. Putnam Phalanx, Major Charles B. An
 drus, commanding. Grand Army of the Republic, Depart. ment of Connecticut, Department
 Commander Morgan c. Bulkeley,
 commanding. Society of the Army of the Potomac Major-G General John R. Brooke, U.
 s. A., commanding and his staff; General Horatio c. King, chief of i staff. Veterans from the Soldiers Home, Col onel James N. Coe. commanding. Union Veteran Battalion, Captain H. c
 Dwight, commanding. Sons of Veterans, Division of Connect icut, Commander Malcom D. Rudd,
 commanding. Spanish War Veterans, Captain Lymar | Root commanding.
 Invited guests in carriages. ORDER TO ADMIRAL FOOTE POST Headquarters Admiral Foote Post,
 No. IF, Department of Connecticut
 Grand Army of the Republic. General Orders No. 1.
 New Haven, May Il, 1904. This post having voted to participat in the department parade at Hartfort on May 19, the comrades will assembl, at the post rooms at S:30 a. m. sharp or that day in time to take the 9:30 a. m special train to Hartford. Upon arriva ! at Hartford the post will march t