Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-29
CAMP WILL BE NAMED
 IN HONOR OF GOVERNOR
Infantry Wits Assemble at Mantle This Summer-Must Inspect Rifle Ranoes


 In orders issued by Addutant Gen. eral Cole. the camp this year at Mi ant1c is named Camp Weeks in honor of his excellency the governor. The assistant quartermaster gener- al will lay out the camp. Tents will be pitched by the troops on their ar- rival.
 The commanding officers. Troop A. cavalry, Battery A tF. Al. First Sep arate company and First company signal corps, win each detail an offi- cer for duty quartermaster and commissary during their tour of duty at Camp Weeks.
 Col Edward Schulxe, inspector gen. eral is, in addition to his other duties detailed as post commissary. Regi- mental commissaries and officers de- tailed as commissaries will forward to him. at least five days prior to the commencement of their tour of duty, consolidated ration returns. properly made out for three days rations. and will report to him, in person. at the state military reservation. Mantle. one day previous to tour of duty or dered. Commanding officers will see that correct report of the enliste strength of their commands, present for duty, is delivered to Colonel Schulze immediately after their ar rival.
 The course of instructions for this camp will be based on the programme arranged for the officers at the camp
 
 there will be issued from this office in later orders, a programme for this tour of duty.
 On request of the commanding ofi- cer. naval militia, Connecticut nation- al guard it is directed that all ofi- cial correspondence including redui- sitions requests for transportation, etc. be forwarded through him fer transmission to this ofice
 Commanding officers are directed to h. .ek.1 i've hA rtA Q their stations before they are to be used at any time, to see that every thing is perfectly safe. The necessity for doing this is evident in more than company commander to care for the lives and bodies of his men at all times and under all conditions.
 Capt. Harold L. Jackson. U. & A., eral orders. No. 27 A. c. O., C. s.. in charge of courses of instruction. as published in General Orders No. IS. A. G. O., c. B., oficers are authorized to forward to him, direct all ,renlies to problems sent out by him, and to correspond with him direct on mat ters pertaining purely. to this work
 In special orders No. 105. issued Monday, it is stated that his excellen- cy, the governor. will inspect the troops in camp at Mantle on the fol-
 Second infantry, Troop A. cavalry, First Separate company. July 13-f4.
 First infantry. Battery A. (F. Al, First company, signal corps. July 20- 21
 Coast artillery corps. Fort H. c. Wright, N. Y, July 22.
 Tbe staff will report for duty. in dress uniform (dismounted) in attend ance upon the governor. on dates mentioned.
 In his general orders for camp is- sued to the Second regiment Colonel Geddes warn the militiamen about equipping themselves with proper foot gear One of the chief causes of the hardships suffered by many of the mil itiameR last summer on the hike through Massachusetts was traced to light shoes. Colonel Geddes tells the men to wear heavy shoes to Mantle The Second regiment leaves for camp at Mantle on Monday morning. July II and remains there until July Is. Troop A. cavalry will be In camp at the same time