Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-12

later VIII meet all the OmcerS Tn the brigade. He will then return to New London.
 Around the Camp Fire.
 George Lynch of Waterbury is vis- iting in Go G street this week.
 Druel of the Republican is the guest of the members of Co G this week.
 Private Frank Reed received a box of cakes from home and the boys are having quite treat.
 The battery for Co G to-day in their game against Co F of South Norwalk, will be Phaelan and Slavin.
 Privates Spain and Kelly of Go G are detailed on the commisary squad under Captain c. P. Goss, Jr.
 The detail for Co G on guard duty to-day Is Privates Fitzgerald, Bossidy, Guilfoile, Claffey, Legge and Driscol
 Private William Spain is having the time of his life. When you take into consideration Bills good looks you can understand.
 During guard mount which occurred in the rain yesterday the second Regi- ment band played Wait Till the Sun Shines Nellie"
 The comedian of Co G is Private Bossidy. he keeps the whole crowd laughing at his jokes. Private Bagley says he ought to go on the stage.
 Private James Havican is the hard est working man in camp. No one thinks anything of sending him 10 Mantle for supplies and his willing ness is noted.
 Lieutenant Hollihan went on his an- nual fishing trip to New London yes terday. If all the stories the ,boysst tell are true he ls a better fisherman than Lieutenant Halpin.
 Friday of this week will be gover- nors' day, the camp will be filled with visitors, the boys are going to look their best and 1t would pay the Wa terbury folks to visit the camp.
 Captain Charles F. Thayer of the New London company, complimented Artificer Louis Cronin upon the effi- cient manner in which he cleans Co G's street, by means of his police de- tail.
 Second Lieutenant Thomas F. Lawlor knows the. drill regulations down to a fine point. One of the req sons Co G always makes such fine appearance is that Lieutenant Law Tor always knows just what to do.
 Heidelberg. little Boston bull is Co G's mascot this year. It is usually in Lieutenant Patrick Halpin or Pri- vate Jack Bowe's company, the whole camp Is trying to steal 1t. but Ky yoots," which name the q boys have given 1t. is jealously guarded.
 Private Charles R. Bauby has his quartet in fine voice this year. the German company in the next street say they would give up their style If they only had voices like Charlies' lieutenants. the quartet Is composed of the following: Sergeant G. Jackson, Corporal Edward F. Callahan, Private F. Mulyanney, and Private Bauby himself.
 Co c street is one of the busiest thoroughfares In Camp Cole this year. That is where the crowds go" says Private Patrick Kelly. At night there Is usually a throng of visitors from the other companies. the men sing or play cards and are interrupted by Private Patrick Charles John Bur gess and others. who never sleep and don't sec why others should.
 The meals for today are break fast-cggs on toast. bread and butter, tea or coffee: Dinner-roast beef or lamb. French fried potatoes. tomatoes, coffee or cocoa. fruit and cake: Sup- per-Peaches. scrambled eggs. pota- toes. bread and butter. jam and coffee. Colonel Dunphy and his detail are up at four in the morning. they have the hardest work in the company, ending up at midnight.
 Private Garfield MuivilIs tent was raided last evening. Corporal Mona- ghan. Privates NJ. Slavin. Garfield. himself. Sergeant E. Callahan, Cor poral Gagain and Private Kelly were caught. The raid was under the su- pervision of Camp Policeman Dunphy. His assistants wede Privates Burgess. Nconan and Clark. The prisoners are now locked up in the guard honse. They will be tried before Corporal William Shsnahan's court Thursday morning. Corporal Courtney jumped from the second story and made his escape.
 Not an accident has been reported at the hospital thus far.
 The regiments will be reviewed by the commander-in-chief on Friday.
 All report the camp fare provisei by the commissary unsusuaiiy good and in satisfying quantity.
 Regular camp routine commenced this morning The two days sham battling somewhat upset the usual plznA
 Baseball and swimming are the sports of the soIdiers- sev- erzl fast games of ball are expected before the week ends.
 The granting of two rounds of ar- nunition per man for q battle did not allow the men much e1ancs for eztrn FourfA q July cels1eaftng.
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