The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-22
ARNORY OPENS TO-DAY. TROOP AS PROGRAMME
Prominent Men Will Make Occasion a Notable
 One.

Troop A is to open its new armory on Orange street to-day. Although the city battalion has decided not to take part in the exercises, the occasion promises to be one of the most brilliant in military circles here in many years. The program:
 The Parade. Squad of mounted police and platoon of twelve file front, under Sergeant
 Michael J. Hayes.
 Marshal for the day. Major Dennis A. Blakeslee and staff,
 mounted.
 Chief Aide, General Phelps Mont
 gomery
 Remembers of Troop A, mounted.
 Foot Guard band. Major Smith G. Weed and staff,
 mounted,
 Second Company, Governors Foot
 Guards.
 Guard of honor for the Governor, His Excellency, Governor Rollin 5. Woodruff, and staff mounted. Brigadier- General George M. Cole.
 Colonel Isaac M. Ullman.
 Colonel Norton R. Hotchkiss.
 Colonel J. Moss Ives. Lieutenant-C Commander Robert D.
 Chapin.
 Major William H. Lyon.
 Major Henry J. Steiner.
 Major William P. Futile. Colonel William F. F. Landers.
 Colonel Michael J. Wise Brigadier- General Russell Frost and
 staff, mounted.
 Colonel James Geddes and staff,
 mounted. His Honor, Mayor John P, studley, and the city officials, in carriages. Guests of Troop A and associate mem- bers Qadies and gentlemen) of
 Troop A, mounted. Commander George R. Reynolds and Admiral Foote Post, G. A. R. Commander Charles K. Hutchinson and United Spanish War Veterans.
 Second Regiment Band. Commander Frank S. Cornwell and
 Staff, mounted First Division Naval Battalion, march as artillery, Lieut., Clifford M.
 Peck, commanding. Other National Guard associations. First Separate Company, Capt. E. F.
 Ross. Capt. Luzerne Ludington and Troop A. Cavalry, mounted, and followed by Troop O's U. s. Army escort
 wagons.
 The line of march leaves the Green at 2 D. m.-March up Elm to York York to Chapel, Chapel to Church Church to Grove, Grove to Orange, Or ange to armory.
 The exercises at armory commence at 8 p. rn.--Arival of procession at ar mory. Salute to Gov Rollin s. Wood ruff. Raising of the flag. Star Span gled Banner" Salute to the flag. Ad- dress by His Excellency Gov. Rollin S Woodruff. Address by his Homer May or John P. studley Formal inspection of armory and riding hall to 5:S0 p. m.-General reception an6 collation. general entertainment. 5:30 to 6 p. m.-Rough riding by squad of Troop A, c. N. G., under command of Sergeant H. H. Lord.
 to 6:20 D. m.-Mounted broadswort contest, First Lieutenant William J Bradnack and Sergeant F. D. Cargill 6:20 to ' p. m.-Musical riding fanc! and trick riding, and jumping by Nev Haven horses under direction of G. B Bunton.
 to 7:2O p. m,-sabre drill by squad of Troop A, c. N. G., First Lieutenan William J. Bradnack commanding. 7:3O to S:3O p. m.-Troop A on tn march under command of Captain Lu zerne Ludington and Second Lieuten ant R. J. Woodruff arrival at camp ing site; unloading of wagon train putting up picket line; unsaddling pitching shelter tents; posting and re lieving guard; farriers at work; even ing around campfire; tatto; roll call taps; the camp sleeps; reveille; assem bly; roll call; striking camp. 8:S0 to 11:30 D. m.-Danclng.