The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-26


/ pallor spread over the faces of Grove
! Street, Vanderbilt and Williams when
a whirlwind smote them cheek and
jowl. Their only mournful pleasure
was to see J. Smith, Sergeant Berch-
bugler and S. Prince freely doobed
with the same paint brush. And by
the way, if the awful truth must be
known, new ambulance which has
/ been four years in reaching camp, is
/ expected soon, and the old one was
4 treated to cold applications .of water
to make it presentable
The bravest deed of the week calling
forth the praise of COMMUNICATIVE Chief
Woodruff was credited to Sergeant
| Goldman of the First Separate COM
pany, whose daring leap to the bride
of a runaway horse en- a machine gun
of the New Haven section. prevented
disaster. With ECO yards Roadway the
two horses came down the line with
deadly clatter of hoofs. The sergeant
stood in their way, hung on, and
brought the team TO a dead stop after
a drag of fifteen yards.
A broken down New London auto
coughing and grunting like fog horn
frightened the horses on the way back
ION yesterdays march
Sergeant II. H. Lord of troop A with
eleven trusty men will give a like show
Of heroic daring and splendid courage,
Friday afternoon Adjutant General
Cole had requested if possible, that the
| now fna tl,rN nf r0lit oh s,-idin0 hn oiynp
on Governors day, so that the gaping
crowds may see Buffalo Bill outdone.
! Mounting their flying steads on the gal
! lop, vaulting, flying, picking four leaf
clovers off the field while on the dead
run are some of the requirements. The
men picked are Ser5oants Lord, Haylor,
Wolf and Frivates WEIGH, Krahl, Fitz-
gerald, Williams. Permount, Dill, Hum
phrey, Bailey and Pierce. The man
who succeeds in breaking his neck will
receive a Carnegie medal. The chief
difficulty is that the horses are hard
to manage on the open grass-grown
field, compared with the armory, but
the risk Of the horses betting away will
probably be taken, to afford the I'M
selfish heroes their opportunity.
Another thing visitors will enjoy,
something quite as nerve racking is
the morning practice Of the regimental
Ibards in the eating stalls. The tooters
with their loved instruments sit ON the
crtswhile grub tables visitors do like
wise ana then while the savory odors
oq the omen air kitchen in the rear watt
in the tusic nermeates fine mir. The
concert win he fonnd a delightful af-
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