The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-14
DEDICATION OF
 TROOP A AR IVORY Governor Rollin s. Wood ruff Designates June
 Twenty-second.
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
Many Military and Civilian Participants Will
 Aid Cavalry.

| HIS SACell6nCy GONeTnOT INOillO D, Woodruff has designated Saturday, June p, 1907, as the date for the dedi- cation of the magnificent new armory, on Orange street, of Troop A, cavalry, c. N. G.
 Lately the cavalrymen have been drilling themselves and their saddle horses several times a week in the great tan-bark riding hall of their arm ory preparatory to it's dedication. Many military organizations have al- ready voted to take part in the dedi- Icatory exercises, and the military pa- Trade in the afternoon, which will start from the central green at o'clock and Imove through the business and residen- tial sections of the city, will be the largest and most impressive since the dedication of the Soldiers monument on East Rock a quarter of a century ago.
 This will be the most epoch-making levent in the history of this unique or ganization since its incorporation by the general assembly of the state of Connecticut as the Second Company of the Governors Horse Guards, one hundred years ago, the memoriallsts land charter members being Elihu Mon son, William A. Babcock, Joel Walter, Josiah B. Morse, Leonard A. Daggett, Charles K, shipman. William H. Judd. Henry c. Rossiter, William B. Town send, David l. Daggett, George F. Shipman, Ralph I. Ingersoll, George Monson, Thomas Goodsell, Caleb Ba- con, Charles Austin, Jesse Hunt, Reu- ben Rice, Charles Hunt, George Miles land Hazard Button.
 After much planning and many com mittee meetings by Major Luzerne engagements, with the exception of a few minor details, have been practical ly completed.
 During the morning of Saturday, June p, until F o'clock the entire armory will be thrown open for inspec- ton by the public. It is at the end of Orange street on the edge of East Rock Ipark. It will amply repay those of our patriotic citizens who take pride in the beautifying of our city. to spend an hour in looking over this very substan- tial and handsome addition to the list of our public buildings.
 The procession will assemble at the central green at o'clock in the fol lowing formation.
 Squad of mounted police and platoon of twelve file front under Sergeant M Michael J. Hayes. Marshal for the day Major Dennis A
 Blakeslee and staff, mounted Ex-Memhers of Troop A, mounted, Commander Thomas E. Benedict and
 Admira Foote Post, c. A. R. Commander Charles K Hutchinson
 and United states-Spanish War
 Veterans
 Brigadier General Russell Frost ant
 Staff, mounted.
 Second Regiment Band. Col. James Geddes and staff, mounted Second Regiment, C.; N. c.
 Medical Corps. Captain Earl H. Hotchkss and Staff
 Mounted, and the Signal Corps. Captain John w, Ross, 1r., and the i First Separate Company.
 Foot Guard Band Major Smith G. Weed and Stan
 Mounted
 Second Company, Governors Foot
 Guards
 Guard of Honor for the Governor His Excellency, Governor Rollin S Woodruff and staff, mounted; Brig Gen. George M Cole, Colonel Isaac Nj. Ullman, Col Norton R. Hotchkss, Col. J. Moss Ives, Lieut. Commander Robert D. Chapin, Major William H Lyon, Major Henry J. Steiner, Major William P, Futile, Col. William F.. F Landers and Col Michael J. Wise His Honor, Mayor John P. studley and
 the City Officials, Mounted. Guests of Troop A and Associate. Members Qadies and gentlemem of
 Troop A, Mounted Commander Frank g. Cornwell and
 Staff, Mounted. Naval Battalion, Marching as Artillery Captain William H. Sears and the Ma
 chine Gun Battery Major Luzerne Ludlngton and Troop A, Cavalry. c. N. G., mounted, fol- lowed by Troop As U. S, Army es- cort wagons.
 The roster of Troop A, cavalry, c. N G., Is as follows;
 Captain Luzerne Ludington.
 Lieutenant William J. Bradnack. Lieutenant Robert J. Woodruff. First Sergeant John Hugo.
 Quartermaster-Ser Herbert c. Purmort.
 Sergeant Henry Lord,
 Sergeant Samuel William Smith. Sergeant Dwight B, Snow.
 Sergeant Frank D. Cargill. Sergeant Frank E. Wolf
 Sergeant John C. Taylor.
 Corporal Charles E. Florence. Corporal Otto Metz.
 Corporal Charles S, Yeomans. Corporal Francis T. Maroney Corporal Whttlesey s. Benton. Corporal William B. McDiarmid. Lance Corporal William H, Welch. Trumpeter John B. Perry.
 Trumpeter Donald G. Blakeslee. Farrier Arthur T. Gilyard
 Farrier James P. MeDermott. Saddler Frederick L. Palmatier. Arti1cer Clarence s. Snow. 1 Waggoner Clifford D. Cook
 Waggoner Walter H. Volkmar. Cook Milo N. Wooding. 1 Cook Ernest T. Gadd.
 Private Sprague W. Ashley. Private Leslie B. Bailey. | l,.frr to ,1h