Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-25

The muster roll of Rifle Company 3,
Second regiment, Connecticut volun-
teers. who left here 50 pears ago Mon
day included:
Captain, Henry Pea1e: nrst 1teuten-
ant, George w. Rogers; second lieu-
John Lilley. Edwin s. Francis. Dutes
G. Chapman. Charles Young; corpo-
rails, George W. Swain, James D. 'Hig-
gins, Arthur F. Rider, Henry w. Les
ter; musicians. John Cutler, John Will
cox; privstes Lewis Beers. James G
lett Daniel e. Beebe, Charles H. Beck
with, Albert Benson, Jaseph III. Bid
well, George Brown, John Butler, Eu-
gene Branch, Amos B. Carkin. Eben
Carpenter, Patrick Carey. Charles +.
Cook. George A. Cook, George g
Tanning, Joseph e. Fletcher. John M
Fox. Augustus Gould. Henry Hemp
sted, BENJAMIN F. Jacques. Joseph H
Jewett, John johnson, Jr- Robert
Johnson, Robert Kerr, Elias Kingston
Jr.. Clark Lillfbrfdee. Charles Loom
is John T. Loomis. Peter McCune
Arthur Mc:Garry. James Mspless VIII.
Nash, Joseph M. Barker, James Pot
ter, John T. Reynolds, Edward p. Rog-
ers, Warrington D. Roath, William
M. Sherman. George Z. Smith. Thomas
A. Smith. William r. Smith, Esrs
Spencer, Robert r. Spencer. Frederick
Story Daniel sullivan, F. 3. somers
Francis Tint, George s. Town. W
Henry Walden. Alexander Warden
Walter p. Warren, II. w. Whittemore
Calvin D. Wilbur, Ransford b. Will
Jams, George e. Williams. Benjamin
s. Wetherifl.
The Jackson Quarts.
The Bulletin under the dates siver
below had the following items of in.
terest:
April &c, Captain Harland has
received notification from the adjutan
general of the acceptance of his COM
pany. 1t is designated as Rifle Co. {
and is hsld In readiness for further or
ders
The Jackson Guards, composed most.
" of citizens Of Irish birth-a stout
hardy set OF men az can be fount
anywhere, and who Will find out where
the fighting fs to be done, and be there
to do it-have organized by the choice
of the following Officers: Captain
Thomas Mcclure; lieutenants, Johl
w. Murphy, Michael e. Meledy; ser
gsants, Patrick Foy, George W: Lacey
Thomas Newman, Thomas Conway
corporals, jeremiah Desmond, Patricl
Mc1Gahon, Michael Rourlke, Matthew
Forsyth. About fifty names are nov
enrolled in this company
The Iadfes-God bless them-ar,
hard at work, day and night, on tn,
outfits to be furnished our soldiers
Breed hall and all the of73ces on tn,
floor below are given up to them, anS
from early morning till late at nigh
busy fingers are plying needle and
thread. or the 1909 shirts to be- made
500 have been finished, 500 more hav'
been given out and 500 remain to b
made. Many OF those given out to b,
made have been put into the hands o
patriotic ladies' in adjoining towns
Many of the ladies who have worlzet
on the soldiers clothing from the
start are beginning to get worn ou
with the labor and fatigue 1t il
necessary that their places be fillet
with fresh hands. Breed hall must b.
reinforced. The present army of DC
cupation" have done nobly, but the.
must have an opportunity to rest thei
Industrious fingers. More ladies ar
wanted to sew on shirts in Breed hall
April n, 1s61-The roll Of the Nor
witch City Rifles now contains tn
names Of over 100 men, The shirt
and uniforms are being rapidly hur
ried forward and the company will b.
ready to rendezvous wherever the ad
jutant general may order them, in tn
early part Of next week
The members of the German com
pany of flying artillery will meet II
Germania hall Saturday evening
Captain Peale's company are quar-
tered at Alumni hall of Yale COLLEGE
Henry F. CowIes. late clerk in Will
Hams & Grosvenor's. has been appoint
ed sergeant major in the Second regi
ment.