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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1916

Page

14

French Army Front Tour Shows Few Surprises in War Line

At Verdun area headquarters General Antoine leads M. Painleve and staff through corps stations showing precise organization, vast transport of supplies, and civil-military camaraderie. Soldiers greet by name, food is questioned, barracks kept spotless, and aviated maps form a grand battlefield panorama.

Tenth Army Corps France Antoine M. Painleve de Castelnau Western Front Verdun Associated Press Camut Laguloni Chamber of Deputies Fifth Army Corps Painleve Chevaux-De-Frise Jerusalem Algiers Tunis Morocco Fez Poilus Hazard Joffre Castelnau

Depot d eclopes shown as morale boosting army scheme

General Antoine explains a vast depot network behind the front line run by wounded soldiers. It includes a 10,000 piece laundry, gardens, forges, armories, a candle factory, and more, with meals and staff drawn from injured volunteers. Cavalry remains essential for fast, decisive action, the Russians in Mesopotamia and Americans in Mexico demonstrate.

D’eclopes Antoine Mexico Elan Mesopotamia

Plans for Infantry Camps Move to Amston and Andover

General orders from the Connecticut National Guard outline state encampments for July 10 to August 21. The First Infantry will mobilize at Andover. the Second at Amston. the First Separate Company at Hebron. the First Field Hospital at Niantic. and the First Ambulance Company to Hartford for 15 days of practice. Instruction covers entrenchments, field problems, medical stations, signaling, and camp discipline across multiple battalions with specific muster and detachment details.

Adj Cole Connecticut National Guard Andover Amston Turnerville Hebron Niantic Hartford Connecticut Infantry Andover R. R Amston R. R First Connecticut Conn Edward A. Shuttleworth Pecarrantiere

Military drill schedule for battalions and support units

The document outlines combat direction drills under battalion commanders with accompanying lances and sanitary detachments. First, second, and third battalions perform outpost duties, combat instruction, entrenchment work, and field hospital setup. Field musicians and bands report for signaling and wagon handling. regimental commands place troops under simulated war conditions from July 11 to July 15 with final troop payment on July 15.

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Episcopalians Pick Delegates to Convention

New Haven reports the Episcopal diocesan convention elected delegates to the general convention and synod of the first province. Clerical delegates include Rev. James Goodwin and others, with lay delegates led by H. H. Hemingway and C. A. Pease. The standing committee lists Rev. Dr. Samuel Hart and others. A plan to raise 300000 for clergymen pensions was outlined as part of a 5000000 national fund, with October target.

New Haven Episcopal Diocesan James Goodwin Hartford J. N. Lewis Waterbury J. €. Linsley Torrington B. de F. Miel Lay Gardiner Greene Norwich H. H. Hemingway Watertown Burton Mansfield Charles A. Pease Synod of the First Province J. E. Brown G.L. Payne J. F. Plumb New Milforlay C. A. Pease C. H. Tibbitts Wallingford Samuel Hart Middletown G. T. Linsley J. C. Linsley S.C. Seymour Linchfield M. George Thompson Greenwich W. W. Skiddy Central Committee Connecticut Episcopal Residence 5. G. Seymour

Lumbering Camp Pastor Returns to Bridgeport

Reverend James McInnes, Maine’s sole minister to 10,000 lumbermen, has come back to Bridgeport. He will share his winter experiences at First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning after being appointed by the presbytery last year to itinerant work.

James McInnes Maine Bridgeport First Presbyterian Church McInnes

Seek Site for New Generating Plant in Valley

Stratford or Milford may soon host a large electric generating plant. United Electric Light and Water Co is reported to be seeking a site to operate power for the Naugatuck valley. They may purchase energy from the New Haven railroad.

Stratford Milford United Electric Light & Water Co Naugatuck Rew New Haven

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