Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-18
ORDERS FOR CAMP
Col Geddes Gives the Final Com
 mand For Camp Woodruff.

Colonel James Geddes of the Second regiment, c. N e., has issued gen. eral orders No relative to Camp Woodruff, portion of which is as fol- lows:
 Monday. July 9, 1907. Train No l, for horses and baggage, will leave New Haven at 500 a. m. Due 1t Man tic at 6.15 a. Ill. This train will take the troops, horses, guns and baggage of the Second and Third Machine Gun battery; all the baggage of the Second infantry, at New Haven, with the bag gage of the First Separate company, and Troop X, at New Haven; horses of the Second infantry with medical corps and pay corps at New Haven and horses for the governors staff aud brigade staff. The regimental and bat talion quartermasters, wrth the bag gage details, will accompany this train.
 Monday, July p, 1907. Train No ?, for troops, will leave New Haven al 6:30 a. m. Due at Mantle at TAO m. This train will take all the troops ot the Second infantry at New Haven, and the First Separate company.
 Monday. July P, 1907. Train No 5, for troops and baggage will leave: Torrington at 4:i5 q. m., Waterbury at 5:30 q. m., Meriden at 6:l2 .m., Wallingford at 622 a. m., and New Haven at TOO a. m., due at Mantle at S:15.
 This train will carry troops and bag gage and will be concentrated at New Haven. Waterbury baggage to be loaded into Torrington car. Wallng- ford baggage to be loaded into Meri- den car
 Company H will go on First infan- try train No ?, leaving Middletown at 7:15, due to arrive at Mantle at 9:30 Baggage to be loaded into Bristol car.
 All railroad tickets will be is- sued from the office of the acting quar- termaster general direct to command ing officers, upon approved acquisitions and will be distributed to the members of their commands, as conductors are under orders to collect ticket from each individual. Two hostlers will be allowed with each car load of horses.
 Non-commissioned officers will mess with the following companies: Regi- mental Sergeant Major Jackson, G. Co: Regimental Quartermaster Ser geant Bates, D Co; Regimental Com missary Sergeant Platt, F Co; Color Sergeant Rees and Bohn, l Go: Battal- ion Sergeant Major Southerton, r Go; Battalion Sergeant Major Shipke, K Co: Battalion Sergeant Major Deming, A. Co. The reglmental commlsslary will furnish the above named cOmpan- ies withe rations for each non-commis- stoned staff officer messing with them. The members of the band will form on mess, the hospital corps another.
 The troops will pitch their own tents immediately after arrival at camp, and 1t is suggested that com pany commanders provide plenty of light cord with the, distances marked upon 1t, to assist in establishing the position of the tents. as set forth in paragraph 5I6. D. R.. 1904.
 Tent floors and mattresses are to be replaced by the gold medal cot. Com pany commanders are directed 10 notify their commands that the cots are not to be used as seats; they ate to he used only for the purpose for which they were made. When not in use they are to be neatly folded and placed in the tent, where they will he safe.
 Whenever "The Star Spangled Ban ner" is played by the band on a for nal occasion at military station or at any place where persons belonging to the military service are present in their official capacity. all officers and enlisted men present will stand at at- tentlon and if not in ranks will render the prescribed salute. the position of l the salute being retained until the last | note of "Thc Star Spangled Banner"