Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-23

Second Lieut.. George E. Church, Third company, coast artillery corps, by the examining board as having failed to pass satisfactory examina- tion. will be given an opportunity for second examination. in accordance with recommendation of the board.
 Second Lieut. John T. Daly. having failed to pass satisfactory. examina- ton as first lieutenant, Ninth com pany. coast artillery corps, Connecticut National guard on his second appear ance before the board. is honorably discharged from the military service of the state to date April 21, 1910. being in accordance with law.
 Second Lieut. Anson A. Brownell, Second company. coast artillery corps, New London. having passed satis- factory examination at a prior date for first lieutenant. is appointed and 1909.
 Where vacancies occur above the grade of second lieutenant. by reason of this order, the attention of com eral orders No. 34 A. G. O.. series 1906.
 Where vacancies occur in the office of second lieutenant. when an eligible list is established, as required by sec ton. 3010. general Statutes, the com manding officers are directed to notify the members of their command to ap- pear at their armory to nominate by DdliOt d second neutendnI- uldklIS Ie- turn of the nominations to this office.
 The changes go into effect at once and the mmissions date from Feb. 26, at which time Captain Hagberg was approved for the office of major. He succeeds Ma jor H. "A. Hull.
 Sworn Into Office.
 Captain Coleman was sworn into of flee on Friday but the company prop erty has not been transferred as yet. This will be done as soon as Inspector General Schutze can come here. the property being first transferred to him by Majojr Hagberg and he turns it over to Captain Coleman The ap- pOintment of Captain Coleman had been fully expected and he will make the company an excellent commander, being an Exceptionally good leader to follow in the footsteps of Major flag berg, whose service with the company has been long and faithful.
 Captain Coleman enlisted in Com pany A, Third infantry. March 4. 1904. was made corporal Dec. 31, 1904. and battalion adjutant on Major Bucklee's staff on March IL, 1905. This carried the rank of first lieutenant but took him away from the company. his du- ties being small except at camp. On Dec. G. 1905. he decided to return to Company A and was made first lieu tenant Since 1907 the company has been in the coast artillery corps. Cap tain Coleman has a wide acquaintance among the military officers of this state and Rhode Island has taken a prominent part in military affairs and is crack rifle shot, having been named as member of the Connecticut rifle team last summer with Captain flag berg, but was unable to attend the shoot at Camp Perry. His appoint ment is a popular one and will be learned with much satisfaction by the company members and his many friends.
 Captain Coleman was born in Nor wich April 25, 1880. the only son of Emerson N. and Belle NJ. Coleman. He was been connected with the hotel business ever since graduating from the Broadway school in 1894. when he became a belrboy at the Wauregan. He later became clerk and from here went to Boston, where he was cashier at the Adams house and later clerk in the Berkeley. New Reynolds and New Lex ington hotels there. Returning to this city, he was made clerk at the Waure- gan and now has charge of the cafes and dining rooms. He was married Oct 10, 1905, to Grace A. Phillips, daughter of the late Capt and Mrs. Henry T. Phillips.