The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-30
HO FOR MANASSAS
ORDERS ISSUED BY COL. SUCH
 FER FOR SEPT 8

of Baggage Cars-Tags Nili De NuF-
 nished to Avoid .ConfusiOu-First
 Sergeants ito Take Along Morning
 Report Book-Commandants VIII be
 Held Responsible for Errors.
 Headquarters Second Infantry,
 Connecticut National Guard,
 New Haven, Conn, August 20, 1904. General Orders No. S.
 l. The schedule of trains issued py the quartermaster, Brigade, Q. N. G.' for September 3, 19O4,is as follows:
 Co. M, leave Torrington 7:15 a. m'r ar rive at New Haven at 9:O5 a. m.
 Co. A, leave Waterbury at 7:55 a. m, arrive at New Haven at 9:05 a. m.
 Go. G, leave Waterbury at f:55 a. m, arrive at New Haven at 9:05 a. m.
 Go. HH, leave Middletown, via Ser lin, S:05 a. m, arrive at Cedar Hill at s:15 a. m.
 Co. I, leave Meriden at s:41 a. m, ar rive at Cedar Hill at 9:15 a. m.
 Co. l.. leave Meriden at S:n a. nl., ar rive at Cedar Hill at S:41 a. 9:15 a. m. Co. K, leave Wallingford at S:54 a. m., arrive at Cedar Hill at 9:15 q. m.
 All of the out-of-town companies to be taken on trains to Cedar Hill, and from there hauled to Belle Dock, arriv- ing there about 9:30 a. m, to be errl- parked on steamer leaving at 10 a. m.
 Baggage for companies outside of New Haven will be loaded in special baggage cars provided on regular trains taken at home stations, and unload at the dock and placed aboard the boat by baggage detail Assignment of bag gage cars will be as follows: One car for Company M of Torrington; one car for Companies A and c of Waterbury; one car for Companies and l. of Meri- den; and one car from Middletown, lone-half of which will be used for Com pany H, and the other half reserved for baggage of Company K Wallingford. On arrival at Jersey City. the detail will unload baggage from boat and load | in baggage cars of the Pennsylvania railroad. On arrival at Manassas, bag gage cars will be at once cut off from the train and taken to a siding, and baggage detail should accompany bag gage cars for prompt unloading In or der that there may be no confusion, special printed tage will be furnished each organization, which must be fast ened upon each box, package or article. Blanks will be furnished each organi- zation, upon which must be written the number of pieces of baggage and inn pedimenta taken with the troops with the weights of each, these blanks to be delivered to the regimental quartermas- ter immediately upon the arrival of the Organization at Belle Dock. The New Haven companies will furnish him with their copies prior to the arrival of the out of town companies, All blanks to be made out in duplicate.
 Arrangements have been made for the transportation of twenty -one horses | by train from New Haven for the Sec and Infantry Field and Staff. This train will leave New Haven atah early hour September 3, full information of which will be furnished later. The tentage and other impedimenta of the Second Infantry will be sent to the reg l limental quartermaster at once by the acting Quartermaster-gene c. N. G., l to New Haven. Information as to the leoding and shipment will be sent him as soon as arrangements are perfected Further information will be furnished him by the brigade quartermaster upon | request.
 IT. In pursuance of the above sched- lule, Companies B, c, D. and F, and the band, will assemble at the armory in New Haven at 8:30 o'cTock. Compa- | nies A, e, I, K, l. and M will assemble l at the armories in their respective towns in time to be at the railroad sta ltions at least ten minutes before leav- ling time of trains which are to bring them to New Haven.
 III. The following additional instruc- tions will be complied with: Wash-basins, pails, mallets, etc, will be issued to the regimental quartermas ter for each company The axes, picks, shovels, buzzacoti cooking outfits Cor field rangesl, will be shipped as compa- ny baggage. l First sergeants will take along the Morning Report Book.
 l Field Officers will wear the nickel spurs, with the russet or black strap, according to the uniform worn. l All commissioned officers should wear the regulation drab-colored leather gloves.
 ". The regimental paymaster, while l at Manassas, will report to the division lpaymaster for instructions regarding the correct method of filling out pay Trolls. Indebtedness to the company by Individual members must not be dedue- Ifad FpnY1a fha pnUnrnrY1n1fs nav erbn paymaster will convey his instructions at once to the company commandants. Commandants are cautioned to sign the transportation request only for the ex- act number of men that report for duty. They will be held responsible for any error that may occur. 1 By order of
 COLONEL THEODORE H. SUCKER. lTThomas T. Welles, | Captain and Adjutant.