Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-15
CAPTURE OF WAGON TRAIN.
Feature Of Fridays Manoeuvering at HamPton-6lue Army Again Vie torious.

With the return of fair weather and clear skies Friday, life at the U. $, Camp at Hampton assumed 8. different aspect Friday morning. The feature or Fridays activities was the attack and defense of a wagon train. The wagon train started ons its journey from camp to North Windham, pro tected by the Blue army, arriving there safely although the Red army attacked 1t in the. vicinity of Scotland. This for the Blues since their object was to set the train through to North Windham. Captain Howard led the victorious army while Captain Smith commanded the Reds
 Thursday the Second squadron of Jority of the company heading at once TOT Willlmantic where they sought to forget the cares and inconviences of camp life in the big city. Others of the encampnent. upon hearing through one Of the brothers that a dance was scheduled for the town of Hampton, hastened to doll up and start for the front. Judging from the various reports of the soiree, there was not a dull moment for anyone, especially as the female of the species, just love to dance with the soldier boys"
 Major General Leonard Wood, com mander of the Department of the East, Brigadier General A. L. Mills, general staff chief of the militia di- vision of the war department, and Ad- 1utant General George M. Cole, Con- necticut National guard arrived at the camp Thursday on a tour of in speetion. They will remain at the en- component until today when the gov ernors of Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island, will arrive for the grand review, which will take place at 9.So this morning on the grounds near the encampment.
 Sacrifice Day.
 Yesterday was known to all suf- fragists as Sacrifice Day" a day when each and every loyal follower of the cause sacrifices something or other to forward the time. when women win gain the franchise. Local members of the Women's Suffrage association united in sacrificing so that some time next week band concert may be given at the local park.
 Handsome New Bungalow.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Potter's new G. room bungalow which is being erected on the line of the Shore~Line Electric railway on North Main street is rapid iy nearing completion. In week or so the carpenters will have finished their work. and in a fortnight, the painters will have departed. MT and Mrs. Potter expect to be comfortably
 
 Of September.
 Heard and Seen.
 F. A. Jacobs of Broad street motored to Providence yesterday.
 Miss Almena Dawley of Silver Creek N: Y-, is the guest of Miss Ruth Dan ielsop of Maple street.
 Morton F Plant and several officials of the Shorc Line Electric railway were at Wildwood park Thursday evenins making a short tour of inSpection
 Miss Helena Brooks of Killingiy left last night for Beach pond. near Vol untown where she will be the guest ot Miss Elizabeth for a few weeks:
 Ray Pelett and Lester Shippee have returned from WetheFsfield, Mass. where they made visit to the man ufactuEing establishment of the Pope Motorcycle company.
 Misses Corinne and Louise MaSsieit- te who have been spending the sum mer on orien Heichts. left Danieisol, for Providence Friday afternoon.