The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
||GGRRDERS FOR BIC F FOURTH OF JULY MILITARY REVIEW Three Regiments of State Guards to Hold Parade and Field Day at
 Seaside
 GOVERNOR HOLCOMB
 REVIEWING. OFFICER Entire County Represented In Units Which Will As semble in City.

Orders for the parade and review of the Connecticut State Guard of the Fourth Military District (Fairfield County have been issued by Col. c. B. Wilson, commander of the district calling for a parade and review July 4, at Seaside Park where Governor M. H. Holcomb will review the organ iZations.
 Bridgeport will be represented by the Fourth Regiment, and other DOT tions of the county by a provisional regiment known as the Third Pro- visional Regiment, in command of Major c. F. Ryder of Norwalk as temporary colonel. The Second Pro- visional regiment, snd a number of detached units will also participate. l Arrangements for transportation are being made, and it is expected the tacle ever seen in the city. Follow 1 parade will be the finest military spec ing are the orders
 1. There will be a parade and re- view and field day of the troops of the Fourth Military district of the 1 Connecticut State Guard at Bridge port on Independence Day, July 4, l191S.
 2. Atthe State Guard drill and pa rade field at Seaside Park the troops will be reviewed .by his exceIlency the governor tthe commander in chief) and by the major general, command ing the c. s. G., and by the Military Emergency board. The governor and general will be accompanied by their staffs.
 5. The exercises will be completed in the forenoon so that the units may return to thei1 home stations by noon if they so desire
 4. Bill of dress: Service uniform with blouses, but without haversacks 5. The units of the Fourth MD. (exclusive of the Fourth infantry are hereby directed to report at Bridge port, on North avenue, west of Main street, on July 4, 1918, subject to fol- low ing calls: First call, S:35 a. m. i; assembly, $40 a. m., adjutant's call 8: t3 a. m.
 Tho Fourth infantry will report at the armory. subject to the following calls: First call, 8 a. m.; assembly, 8:O5; adjutant's call, S:t5 a. m. l 6. The units of the Fifth and Sixth Separate battalions will be formed in | to Provisional regiment to be known as the Second infantry, provisional" 1 to which command Major Samuel K. Thomas is assigned. Captain Fred G. c. Smith is assigned to command the Fifth Separate battalion. The Sec In fa ,1fT- will on the south side of North avenue, with right resting on Main street. [. TiIa units of the Seventh and i Eighth battalions will be formed into a provisional regiment, to be known as the Third infantry provisional, ,, to which command Major Cyrus F. Ryder is assigned. Captain Clarence W. Judson is assigned to command the Eighth Separate battalion. The Third infantry, provisional, vii form on the north side of North avenue, with right resting on Main street
 8. Units will have to arrange for their own transportation, but the sub sistence will be provided at Bridge port. Majors of battaEons are direct ed to check up with their unit com marders and Enake certain that the transportation is fully covered and provided for.
 g. Battalion commanders must take care that their battalions are thoroughly drilled in the principles of the ceremonies of reviews and pa rades.
 10 Bands will be assigned to the two provisional regiments at Bridge port.
 II. Unit commanders should ar range their schedules so that their en- tire outfit will surely arrive on North avenue in Bridgeport about o'clock.
 12. Captain Robinson, 0. M, will distribute Identification tags to the