The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-23

ticipate in the ceremonies of the day. The military guests will parade in their respective dress uniforms:
 Hon. Henry Roberts. governor of Connecticut, Hon. Rollin S. Woodruff, lieutenant governor of Connecticut; Hon. Theodore Bodenwein, state sec- retary; Hon. Ashabel W. Mitchell, state comptroller; Hon, Abiram Cham berlain, ex-governor of Connecticut Hon. Homer s. Cummings, mayor of Stamford; Prof Henry Wade Rogers, dean of Law school, Yale university; Col Norris c. Osborn, editor New Ha- ven Register; Hon. John P. Studley, E. Julin, esq, mayors secretary; Brig. Gen. John B. Harbson, Hartford; Brig. Gen. Ewdard E. Bradley, New Haven; Hon. Max Adler, New Haven.
 Gvernor's staff-Brig. Gen. George M, Cole, Hartford, adjutant general; Col. William E. F. Landers, Hartford, as- sistant adjutant general; Col, Michael J. Wise, Hartford, assistant quarter master general; Col. M, Moody Downer, Bridgeport, commissary general Col. Oliver c. Smith, Hartford, surgeon general; Col. William H. Hall South Wellington, paymaster general Lieut.. Commander John l.. Bunee, Hartford, naval aide; Major Walter L. Goodwin, Hartford, aide-de-camp Major Warren L. Hall, Waterbury, aide-de-camp; Ma jor Samuel T. Beardsley, Bridgeport, aide-de-camp; Capt. George A. Cornell, Hartford, attached.
 Military guests-Col. James Geddes Waterbury, commanding Second regi ment infantry, c. N. G.; Capt. Luzerne Ludington, New Haven, commanding Troop A, c. N. G.; Lieut. Clifford VI. Peck, New Haven, commanding First division, Naval baattalion, c. N. G.; Lieut. Frederic J. Adams, Bridgeport, assistant surgeon, Third regiment, il- fantry C. N. G.; Lieut.. George E. Hawes, Bridgeport, commanding Third Machine Gun platoon, c. N. G.; Gen. Albert A. May, Meriden, commanding Department of Connecticut, G. A. R.; Major Fred R. Bill Hartford, com- manding First company, Governor S Foot guard; Lieut.. Arthur II. Bronson, Hartford, adjutant, First company Governors Foot guard; Lieut.. Col George H. Harlow, Worceq'er, Mass, commanding Worcester Continca,als; Major P. L. Ryder, Worcester, Mass, adjutant Worcester Continentals; Lieut.. Charles A. Longley, Worseesterr Mass. treasurer Worcester Continent tals; Captain c. Dudley Smith, Old guard, New York; Cok M, A. Winter, Washington, D. C., commanding First regiment, Minute Men.
 Major E. T. Paul, New York, com manding First battalion Minute Men; Captain l.. H. Cornish, New York, od- utant. First battalion Minute Meni Col onel James M. Jarvis, New York, com manding Eighth regiment, N. G., New York: Captain Rowland Pell, NewYork, adiutant Veteran Corps of Artillery, S. N. Y.: Captain Clarence Henry Eagle, New York. commissary, Veteran Corps of Artillery, S. N. Y; Major William E. Martin. Boston, commanding Independ- ent Boston Fusiliers' Veteran associa- ton. Captain A. c. Sawyer, Boston, ad- iutant Independent Boston Fusiliers' Veteran association; Captain Frederick F. Tales, Boston, clerk, Independent Boston Fusiliers' Veteran association; Colonel s. Wentworth Bourn, Bristol, R. l. commanding Bristol Train of Ar tillerv: Captain Walter B. Tufts, New York, chief of staff, Washington Con- tinental Guard; Captain Wilmington, Continental Guard; Lieutenant Grant wayne, Washington Continental Guard; Lieutenant Clarkson Potter Rytten- berg, Washington Continental Guard; Lieutenant H. H. Hartung, Ancient and Honorable artillery of Massachusetts.
 The line of march from the armory to the Church of the Redeemer (corner of | Orange and Wall streets) will be through Meadow to Church, to Chapel to State, to Elm, to Orange, to Wall. Reaching the church the guns will be stacked outside. The pews on the cen ter aisle of the church will be reserved