Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-16
ON TO MANASSAS.
General Frost Gives Orders fer the
 Trip.


 Brigadier General Russell Frost has issued the following orders governing the trip to Manassas of the Connecrl- cut National Guard:
 | Headquarters Brigade, c. N. G., South Norwalk, Conn, dated this 16th day
 of August, 1904.
 | General Orders No 5.
 | In pursuance of General Orders No 34, A. G. o. c. F., commanding off, cers of organizations with their re- spective commands fully clothed in service uniforms, armed and equipped | for the field, will report on September as follows: First, Second and Third Infantry, First Separate Company, to undersigned, in command of Fourth Brigade, First Division, Manuever Camp No 1, near Manassas, Va; Field Battery A, Machine Gun Battery, Chief of Staff, Second Division, Ma neuver Camp No 2, near Thorough, fare; Signal Corps, Troop A, officers of the medical corps not attached to the regiment, chief of staff, First Di- i vision, Maneuver Camp No 1; brigade staff as designated by special orders No 2. All troops will remove from home station on September 3. First and Third Infantry, First and Fourth section of Machine Gun Battery, by rail and transfer steamer from Har- lem River to Jersey City, hence by way of Pennsylvania railroad; Second Infantry, First Separate Company, Battery A, second and third sections Machine Gun Battery, Signal Corps, Troop. A, by steamer to Jersey City, hence via Pennsylvania railroad
 Particulars about transportation will be given by Major W. H. Mari gold, quartermaster brigade, Bridge port. Official circulsr of chief quar- termaster, army maneuvers, dated Governors Island, N. Y., August l, will be carefully studied by all com manding officers and it's instructions followed. Information as to travel ing rations supply will be given by Major James Crofut, commissaIy or brigade, Simsbury. Tentage and bag gage. as allowed by United States army regulations, will be taken and not exceeded. The dress uniforms of enlisted men will be left at home stations, but all enlisted men will take blue flannel shirts. Officers will take dress and service uniforms. No ammunition of any kind will be taken No officer or enlisted man shall have ill his possession during the entire tour of travel and field duty any ammunition except that issued by commanding general.
 Chivalrous bearing of soldier is expected to restrain all men of this brigade from depreciation ,or wantol or reckless injury to property of peo pie, among whom we are to be, in some respects, as guests. Officers ot the United States army are detailed I as observers of troops with authority l to arrest and bring to summary pun I ishment by fine or imprisonment any soldier guilty of offense against prop, I erty or person.
 | Special attention is directed to gen. | eral orders No and No 10, headquar- l ters of the Atlantic Division, to mem, orandum from chief quartermaster Department of the East, for informa. l tion of officers and to provisional in I structiOns for naneuverS, prepared by general staff under the direction of chief of staff of army; the directions I therein will be carefully examined and pursued. 1 The field postoffice address of all members of organizations except bat I teries will De Maneuver Camp No 1 near Manassas, Prince William Ooun' ty, Va.
 That of members of Battery A, Ma, chine Gun Battery, Vancouver CamI No ?, near Thoroughfare, Prince Will liam County, Va.