The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-10
STIRRING OLD TUNE CHEERS MILITIA ON
 ENCAMPMENT TRIP
BridgepOrters Gather At Rail- road Station to See Ma
 tiOnaI GuardSlnen.

march tune that has not been played at the departure of any troops since the Civil war, "The Girl I Left Be- hind Me-" S6O members of the Coast Artillery Corps, the three companies band and medical corps left the State ArTnory this morning for Fort H. G. Wright where they will put in a ten days tour of duty.
 The departure of the troop train was delayed about an hour and the streets were lined with spectators when the boys in olive drab uni forms and carrying blanket rolls passed along. The special train which carried the companies to New London left Bridgeport at 8:58. Those who went were:
 Lieut-CoI. Vincent M. King. Major Louis J. Hermann. Battalion staff, 1st Lieut.. Wil1ia1n M Potter, adjutant 1st Lieut.. Louis | O'Neil, 2nd Lieut.. H. A. Woodruff 1 End Lieut.. Miles G. Thompson. 1 Nonscommissioned staff. Sergt. A | c. Ault, U. S. A.; Electrician Sergt. Homer s. Clark; Sergt. Major, Ed ward Joy.
 The organizations and their com manders are:
 1 Medical Corps - Major Frederick J. Adams, comnandingt Capt. Frank w. Stevens, Hospital Steward Thomas F. Cox, Sergts. Frank c. Barrows, Frank Fl Christie. Edward J. Kim | gerford: Privates, 1st class. Gerald c. HaI Otis Hungerford, William Isesko, William Romotsch, Privates Edwin c. Adams, Lewis H. Clarke, Alfred J. Faulkner, Vincent v. Fol kcym, Matthias Hettinger, Fred L. Mohr. Garo ". Rowe, Noble P. Vinf-S cent Alfred Herzog, John VerflIaL. Coast Artillery Corps Band: :- Drum major, George L. Raymond; ;. Chief Musician, Paul c. Gou1ding; l Principal Musician, Frederick G. 1 Bayers; Sergeants, William Dixon, and James H. Phoenix; Cerporals Peter BiroschaIz, Emil Biroschaix, Richard Appleton and Frederick N. Bonner; Cook, Harry Hampson; Pri- yates, Henry H. Banks, Charles G. Biroschak, August c. Biroschak, John Grim. Thomas E. Gregory. 1 Stephen M- Inrischak, Norman M. Johnson, John w. Phoenix, Frank J. Schmidt, Josef Spaoek, Charles F. 1 Weidenhanmer. Thomas Patterson and Joseph Ratzenberger.
 4th Company:-Capt- A. c. Ben nett; 1st Lieut.. A. C. Barrows; 2nd Lieut., Fl. H. Griswold; 1st Sergt. Palmer; e. M. Sergt. Johnson; Sergts FDoan, Soledi. Sutherland. Held; Cor porals Westerbergs LingFam. Field, Dart, Mezeau; Musicians Bell and
 
 Sharon; Cooks, Rieling and O'Con-. ne11;, Privates, OppeI. Chase, Deviack, Deschamps, Da1y, Pack Johnson, Fyearnley, Copans Anderson, Sotaski, BaIoass NTahoney,s Edwards NIcCIus- key, Haug, Voge1, Taylor, sButtery, 1 Weisbred, Adelman, Mccarthy. Chire. TeIisko, Simmens, Elmer Taylor, Chester Taylor, Perry, Morganrod. Lockwood, Lyden, Roscoe. soledi, Bobko, Havigar, Riox, sthoer, and IToupin.
 11th Company:-Cap Elias S, Hall, commanding; 1st Lieut., Joseph M. Harrison; 2nd Lieut.. Edmond c. Booth; 1st Sergt. Louis J. GaIpin; Quartermaster Sergt., Frederick L. Munson. Sergts., Albert c. Hermann, lJohn F. Jaggers, Jerome W. Palmer, Curtis M. Cummings; CorporaIs, Har- old Soule, Percy w. Burgess, Charles I Herman, Dominick Pagne, Joseph G. 1 Keiner, Anthony Casoria; Cooks, Will I l1iam H. Taylor, Theodore Hoyt; Me chanics, Ralph Smith and Timothy Doasey; Musicians. Ralph Schwartz and Paul F,ournier.
 Privates Nicholas Bartnick, John Barath, Joseph Ba1ogach, Ralph T. I Beers, Burton Bradford, ess James l Brown, Francis A. Garfield, Michael F. Donovan. Stephen Ouch, Andrew V. Dugas. Steven Erde, John Cling sey, Charles w. AGoerig, Louis Gold smith, Leonard Grasso, George L.. 1 Gomperts, John W. Gunger, Cornell l Gusch, William Hayes. John Hras- com, Stephen F. Hudak, Peter Kas- per, John Kowats, George Krider, Andrew Krivda, Steve Kundrath, Mike Kundrath, Ralph Luciano, Stephen Nick, Martin Olsen. Angelo lPearcy. John and stephen Popadicth Raymond Sher Shiremidt, Steve SiI- bert, Frank Sileo. Henry Taylor, Charles o. Ware and William Vel Iington.
 | 14th Company-Capt Louis J. End Lieut.. A. L. LaRoque; 1st Sergt c. s. MelIor; e. M. Sergt., Walter T. I Oddyp Sergts. Henry N. Latham, c. H. Baldwin, R. c. Lewis B. B. Pal .l rner; Corporals, w c. Palmer, R. T. Grant, Charles Mcleod, Fred S. Fred Eerickson; Cooks, George Warner, and
 James B. Capron; Mechanics; Chas l Be1inskf and George w. Hawksley
 Musicians, Harold M. OImstead and I G. B. Morse; Privates, George BeIins-
 lxie, Emerson E. Brague, Wm. Ben Imam, |. P. Caldwell, Graham Casser- lIy, George w. Clark, w. A. Davis,
 Murdock Eckhart, William Frede- T rick. John Gombos. W. P. Hagar, Ed
 ward Houston. N. O.. Huneven, H D.
 Marshal, Frank Marshal, Paul Mesen- ii, B. J. Martin; Johns Marty, George
 w. Mills, c. G. Morse, R. A. Morse, P.
 x. Noel, F. J. Peterson, Gas. SaIge, c. I G. Shepard, c. B. Sherwood, E. w I Edward Walters. w. J. Wilson, Geo.
 E. Milford, J. E. Worthen. Wilson I Wooden.