Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-13
MAJ. GEN. WOOD
Coming with His Staff from Govern
 or's Island to Review Treops.

The mimic war which has been talk ing place this week at the U S. camp at Hampton was ended Wednesday, when the Blue army won a decided victory over their opponents, the Red army The Blue army was composed of Troop B. Second cavalry U. s. A. Troop A. Connecticut National Guard, Troop A. Second cavalry, U. B. A., Troop B. Connecticut National Guard, and Troop D. Second cavalrgE U, S. A.. while Troops A, B, c, of the Rhode Island National Guard and Troops A, B. c and D of the Massachusetts vol unteer militia formed the Red army. With the army of the Red stationed at Parrish Hill in the town of Chap In between the Blue army and the tracks of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad the troopers of the Blue army. in order to win a vic- tory were required to reach the rail- road by some strategic manoeuvring.
 Stationed at Scotland. they made flank movement to Westuinister, around Pudding Hill then returning made a like movement around Parrish Hill. where the Red army was station ed. From here they had clear field to the railroad which was the object Wednesday the Red army was declared defeated.
 Great preparations are being made for tomorrow when Maj. Gen. Wood, commander of the. Department of the East. and his staff will arrive from official inspection of the camp. Maj. Gen Wood will arrive Friday morning in the city of Willimantic. whence he will be conducted by automobile to the encampment. arriving there short ly before noon. He and his staff win remain in Hampton until Saturday when, after a grand review of the troops by Maj. Gen. Wood, his staff, and Governors Pothier of Rhode Is- land, Walsh of Massachusetts ana Baldwin of Connecticut. camp will be broken, the various companies and troops returning to their respective homes.
 It was reported yesterday that all In camp are well. no accidents having taken place since last Tuesday when one of the troopers was injured on a motorcycle; He was removed to the camp hospital. where he was reported as having been only slightly injured
 Going to WiIlimantie Institute. Miss Myra Codding left Danielson Wednesday, to spend a week at the Wtllimantic camp grounds. where she will attend the session of the Epworth League Institute.
 John Horton is recovering from the and will leave soon for Old Kiilingiy pond to recuperate.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Kelly of Wor- cester, Mass, were in Daf1ieison yes- | terday, when returning to their home after a lengthy stay with friends in
 MT. and Mrs. Rowland James have returned from short visit with | friends in Providence,
 H. c. Chapin has been spending a few days at Newport R. T.. and Bes- ton Mass.
 ! will be held this evening in the Meth odist church. Rev, c. H, Barber of the local Congregational church will conduct the service
 | The Quinehaug Tee company has purchased a three ton truck to re- in the collision with a passenger train at Franklin street crossing,
 Mrs. Ernest Torrey of East Putnam was the guest of friends in Danielsor | yesterday, enroute to the Willimantis Camp Grounds for the Epworth League
 Mrs. Morin in England.
 Mrs. John Morir of Darielsoa sail. ed from Boston last May on the steam
 ship Arabic of the White Star lin, to pay a visit to her parents and rel
 atiyes In England. When last heart from she wrote from .yssez. in thl
 ing that everything was going vel
 and that she was enjoying her trfr
 Since that time. however, she has nd been heard from. all efforts to locat or to get in communication with he proving unayailipg. As yet no repl. has been received to a cabiegran which her husband sent g week az yesterday in the hopes of iearninI
 ef his wife's whereabouts end vel fare.
 Rene earen has been laid up with
 cold.
 Clerks to RIsy Ball. Il All leral fans will troop to the Dan
 islson Cotton corapany's grounds thi afternoon when the clerks of tn southern part of the town will pia; } those of the raorthern side of the tracI
 Last night great efforts were made t learn of today's lineups. but each man
 ager cautiously refused to diselos the names of the players. Heweyel if Jupiter Piuvius condsscends to with
 draw until some later date, sur enough ball game which will open tn ! eyes of the townsmen, will take placs
 Many local members Of the Quir
 ebaug Pomona grange. No. 2. are a
 the home of Stanton D. Wicks in Pom
 fret today attending the annual fiel A day and picnic of that organization. Mrs. William Tcuchette Of Eas a Brooklyn is visiting friends and rel