The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-17
MONUMENT DAY WAS
 SPLENDIDLY OBSERVED

SPLENDlDLY UBSERYED
 Continued from Ninth Page.) eagle and the globe upon which it rests are. of bronze. A place on each of the four sides of the pedestal is reserved for bronze tablets.
 INSCRIPTIONS ON MONUMENT.
 The inscriptions on the monument are as follows: South Side. Erected by the Joint Contributions of
 the State of Connecticut and the
 Veteran Associations of the First
 Connecticut Light Battery and the
 Sixth, Seventh and Tenth Regiments,
 Connecticut Volunteers, as a Sacred
 and Perpetual Memorial to the Men
 Who Suffered and Died that the Re-
 public Might Live.
 1S61-1S65.
 10th Conn. Volunteers, in Grateful
 Memory of the Services and Sacri-
 fees of Our Heroic Dead Who Offered
 Their Lives on the Altar of Consti-
 tutional Government and Human
 Liberty, This Tablet is Lovingly In-
 scribed by Their Surviving Comrades
 of the 10th Connecticut Volunteers. Total Number Enrolled. .........1 ,S7S Number of Engagements. 51 Term of Service, Sept. 3, 1861, to Sept.
 ?, 1865. .. Safe and Happy the Republic Whose
 Sons Gladly Die in Her Defense.
 Sixth Conn. Vols. Infantry. Organized Sept. 1861, Mustered Out Aug. 21. 1865. F.. = Total Number of Men Who Served in
 the Regiment, 1,608; Casualties, S77.s Engagements-Port Royal. S.. C.; Fort Pulaski, Ga; James Island, S. C.; Po- cotaligo, s. C.; Morris Island, s. C.;
 Chester Station, Va; Drewry's Bluff, Va; Siege of Petersburg, Va.; Deep Bottom, Va; Deep Run, Va.; Oaapin's
 Farms, Va; Fort Fisher, N. C.; Will
 mington, N. G.. and more than 20
 other minor engagements and affairs. Service-Army Corps 18th and 24th. . Departments = Department of the
  of North Carolina, Army Of the Pot tomac. " East Side. : Seventh Conn. Volunteers Hawley's Brigade, Terry's Division, 10th Corps. ! Took part in Capture of Fort Pulas- Xxi, Capture of Fort Wagner, Demoli- tion of Fort Sumter and 1S other en- agreements. Department of the South and Army of the James. .sys4 West Side. First Connecticut Light Battery, Known as Rockwell's Battery. Mus
 tered in Oct. 26, 1861. Mustered out June 1T, 1865. Participated in the Siege of Charleston and other battles in South carolina. Fort Finnegan, Florida, from January, 1862, to May.
 1884 Engagements of Richmond and Petersburg campaingns from May, 1864, to- Lees surrender in 1865. The 10th and 18th Army Corps.
 THE ORDER OF THE PARADE. x
 The parade marched in the following order:
 FIRST DIVISION. s:.
 Chief Marshal John Q. Tilson and staff; Second infantry, c. N. G., Col, Theodore H. Sucher commanding; Sec ond Regiment band; First battalion, Second infantry, c. N. G., Major Charles r. McCabe commanding; Com pany I, Capt. o. L. Bradley; Company D, apt. E. L. Isbell; Company H, Capt. T. M. Russell; Company F, Capt. c. E. Hall; Second battalion, Second in- fantry, c. N. G., Capt. H. B. Carter commanding; Company A, Lieut.. c. H. Bangs; ompany F, Capt. E. o. Grue- ner; Company c, Capt. W. B. Spencer; Company N, Capt. W. E. Besse; Third battalion, Second infantry, N. G., Ma jor Henry Norton, Jr., commanding; Company G. Capt. D. E. Fitzpatrick; Company B, Capt. Frank Pauly; Com pany l., apt. Joseph DeCantillon; Com nany K, apt George c. Abbott. Medical corps, c. N. G., Maj. J. H. Townsend commanding.
 First Separate company, c. N. G., Capt. John W. Ross, Jr, commanding. Signal corps, c. N. G., Capt. E. H. Hotchkiss commanding. . Machine Gun battery, c. N. G., Lieut.. Robert G. Morley commanding. Naval battalion, c. N. G. Commander F. s. Cornwall and staff. First Division Naval battalion, c. N G., Lieut.. Clifford M. Peck, command ing.
 T :oop A. c. N. G., Capt. Luzerne Lud- | ington.
 Second company, Governors Foot l Guard, Maj Smith c. Weed, command ing. His Excellency Governor Henry Rob- erts and staff, in carriages. -s Invited guests, in carriages. SECOND DIVISION. Marshal S. s. Thompson and staff. Drum corps.
 Department commander, G. A. R., AL bert A. May and staff.
 Admiral Foote post, No. 17, G. A. R., John M. Crow, commander. Henry c. Merwin Post, G. A. R., Phil ip Ryan, commander.
 General von Steinwehr post, G. A. R., Chris Rothhaar, commander. Gideon Welles Naval Veterans asso- citation, William s. Wells, captain. %s