Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-24

Julia Ogden were among those from the state hospital who attended field day at the subbase on Thursday.
 ISSUES ORDERS FOR
 CAMP EUsTIs TRAINING
 Col Morris B. Payne of ew London. commanding the 192d field artillery, has issued orders for the 15 days annual training which is to be held at Camp orders follow
 General Orders No S.:
 1. Pursuant to general orders. No. ', A. G. O.. Hartford May 12 1922, and subject to the necessary appropriations being made by congress, this regiment will proceed to Camp Eustis, Va, July 1, 1922 for IS days field training.
 2. The method of transportation (rail or water) and the time of departure of the several units from home station will be published in subseuent order.
 3. The attention of all concerned is directed to paragraph and 5, G. o, No. [, A. c. O., Hartford. May 12. 1922. 4. An advance detachment consisting of Lieut.. Otto H. Schfoeter and two ser geants. two cooks. 16 privates, first class, and Is privates from the service battery will leave home station June 2S, 1922. and proceed to Camp Eustis for the purpose of taking care of preliminary details. 5. The following organization property will be taken to, Camp Eustis: a, Fire control equipment b. Machine guns and automatic rifles c. Typographical equipment. d. Signal corps equipment with sufi- l cient wire for drill.
 G. Communication equipment. l f. Cleaning and preserving articles. 1 (Note 3, Cir. 69, W. D.. '21.) | g. Axes, G. L buckets, G. I. cans, field | desks, guidons, lanterns, marking outfits, | pickaxes, shovels, rakes, personal equip ment, tags. typewriters, first aid packets, 1 and pouches, foot powder. adhesive plas- l ter, filters with sling.
 | h. Regulations, text books, company l files, pay rolls, muster rolls, service rec ords, morning reports, stationery and all l required blank forms.
 l. Motorcycles in possession of units | will be taken.
 6. Guns, tractors and trucks will not be taken into camp.
 1 T. Commissioned officers will take full field equipment. Cotton or woolen uni forms may be worn. Sabers will not be taken. Mattresses and cots will be issued
 on memorandum receipt. Each off1eel
 will furnish necessary blankets, etc.
 8. A regimental mess for all officer;
 of the regiment will be established.
 g. Enlisted men will be uniformed ant
 equipped as follows: Waist belt complete
 service brooches cotton; servicc coat, cot , ton; chevrons and insignia; service ha , with hat cord (sewed on) denim coat { and trousers spiral leggings. collar orna
 ments, raincoats, flannel shirts, shoes
 barrack bags with patch sewed on wit
 name of man clearly shown. rifles an
 pistols or revolvers, blankets, canteen an
 eanteen cover, meat cans. cups, knives
 forks and spoons, shelter tent half, pole
 and pins haversacks, identification tag with tape, special equipment such a bugles, wire cutter carriers. music stands music pouches, whistles, clip pockets, etc s personal property such as socks, under s wear. toilet articles, etc., athletic equiI :. rnent and uniforms to be taken in con f pany baggage.
 = 10.-The annual field inspection of tn IT regiment will be held July 8. Specis T effort will be made by the organizatio l. commanders to have every man in DO:
 session of all necessary articles requiret .e Reference to results of field inspectio ,- of 1921 should be made by all coneerne " Il. The annual field meet of the reg n ment will be held this year in conjun = tion with the regular troops staiione at Camp Eustis on the afternoon Of Jul
 8. Entries for the several events shou ne be in the hands of Lieut. R. w Toang 'n the earliest possible date. A supply at entry blanks will be sent to each orgal r. ization. All troops will be required re either participate in the events or alter
 as spectators. Appropriate prizes will ,A awarded to winning organizations.
 12. Dress suit cases, travelling bag :, etc., are not a part of military eaui li. nent and will not be taken into can iS Privately-owned musical instruments a. at at Ho fvao1 o1t5G.,
 organization baggage.
 ny IS. The IS days of field training ,re ordered by law and every member of t at. regiment must attend. Absence On { 1v. count of sickness must be accounted 1 me by certificate signed by rgeputal ad physician. Other men absent will be ,ss cused if on furlough properly authoriz ,t Other absentees will be required to D - the penalty for absence without lea "A from ordered military duty. Organii
 tion commanders are charge with m- duty of Investigating every case of ng sence without leave and they are direci Re- to take the necessary steps to punish {. m and all offenders If necessary orga on zation commanders will arrange int
 views with employers for the purpose a impressing on them the necessity of tn If employees attending the encampmant IT A. The travel directed Is neeasss tbn in military service.
 tL By order of Colonel Payne;
 David Conner,
 Capt. F. A, N G., Adjutant,