Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-19
LOCAL STATE. GUARD
 LEAVES FOR CAMP TODAY

Colnpa nies E, Captain Edward G. Mckay and F, Captain William R. DenIson. Connecticut State guard, will leave Norwlch this (Monday) morning fuf Camp Major Rau, Mantle, where they will be in camp for the week. The two local companies are part of the Third Infantry, c. S. G., Colonel E. T. Kirkland, New London, command ing. There are seven companies in the regiment, the other five being lo- cated in New London (two companies). Mystic, Willimantic and Danielson. The regiment will take about 800 men to cam.
 The local companies will report at the armory at eight oclck this (Mon- day) and will be taken to New Lon don by a special passenger car from the New Haven station. There they will rect the other companies and will go to Mantle fror. New London by slrcial t:air iaavlne ;t l: A o'clock The mess. sergeant and cooks of ths local companies ieft for camp Sunday morning
 Branford battery of Branford will be attached to the regiment as an infantry company for the camp and a Middle town company will also go into camp with the regiment.
 The first battalion consits of the two
  pany and the Danielson company and will be in command of Ma ior Harry H. Walker of New London. The second bat talien consisting of the two Norwich companies and the WilliTnantic company will be in command of Major Charles A. Hagberg of Norwich.
 The regiment will 20 to Mantle by special train, leaving New London at 1.45. The companies from Mystic Nor wich. Willimantic and Danielson will go to New London in special cars attached to regular trains and in New London the special train for camp willibe made up
 Company c will leave Danielson al I 9.15 standard time; Company D will leave Mystic at 9.03; Companies E and F vii | leave Norwich at 1908 and Company 1 will leave Willimantic at $40 | On it's arrival in New London Company l D of Mystic will march to the stat, armory in Washington street and repor i to Lieut.. c. c. Peck. battalion adiutant The two New London companies and tn, Mystic company will form as battalion at the state armory and headed by tn, | Third Regiment band. march to the sta tion in command of Major Walker. m companies will leave the armory abou 1915.
 On arrival in Mantle the regiment vii form in Main street, opposite the station and will march to the camp ground, I where the companies will be assigned t, barracks
 The regimetal and battalion commits stoned and. commissioned staffs are
 Col F. T. Kirkland, New London. Lieut.. Col. Percy H. Moran, Mystic
 Adjutant-Capt Maurice E. Sherman New London.
 ouartermaster-cap J. D copp, Nev London.
 Intelligence oficer-capt. Carey Cong don.
 1 Inspector Small Arms Practice-A. P l Woodward, Danielson. Chaplain-Capt. Benjamin T. Marshall i New London.
 District Inspector-Capt. John B. Pen dleton, New London
 Surgeon-Major c. c. Gildersleeve, o1 Norwich.
 Field Oficers-Major Harry II. Walk. CT, New London: Major Charles A flag berg, Norwich; Major H. P. Leland, oi Middletown.
 Adjutant First Battalion-First Lieut. c. c. Perk, New London; adiutant Sec ond Battalion-First Lieut.. Earle C. Herrick, Norwich. Assistant Surgeon-First Lieut. ! M Klein, Norwich; First Lieut. A c. Free man, Norwich Regimental Sergeant-Major L. B. Mc- Ewen, New. London.
 Regimental Sergeant Bugler-w. C. Greenhalgh, Mystic. Color Sergeant-Stephen J. G. Cullen New London; John McNeiIl, New Lon don