New Britain herald., 1929-07-11

had the shield in it's possession moTe l than any other company last year, 1 Company L had a low percentage during it's first few days and it lost out at the end
 Because of its success Company l. has been selected as the unit which will exhibit a model kitchen Saturday morning at II o'clock. Considerable money has been spent and when the entire staff of officers visit the Bristol company's mess house they will see a home-like kitchen and dining room with table cloths and table equipment. Captain Moore has requested his men to make every effort to hold the shield for a second day today. Company F of Hartford which won the kitchen honors Tuesday captur- ed the shield for the cleanest street yesterday. Third honors went 10 Company l.. Company l of New Britain finished in a tie for second place in sanitation Of the mess house. Companies F. and F of Hart ford shared second plaee honors unit.
 A full war strength company un- der the supervision of Major Nolan gave demonstration on the parade grounds yesterday afternoon and ! non- commissioned officers were on the Sldelnes as observers.
 Guard Against Trench Mouth
 Captain H. F.. F. Tilsing, D. R. C.. made an announcement at the noon mess in regard to the care of the teeth while in camp. He has com pletcd his first inspection Of the cooks in camp and was given the permission of Col Hunter 10 make his next inspection at will and un- announced"
 1 Beginning today the officers tents will be inspected every day at the same time the other tents are in ! spected This is a new regulation which was brought about when in the inspection yesterday Captain Whitton and Captain Partridge sa W several officers tents which were not arranged satisfactorily.
 Settled Down
 At the noon officers mess yester- day Col. Hunter expressed pleasure with the progress of the camp which | he said was organized more quickly than at any other time. He issued many detailed instructions to the of noon mess. Other officers including | Captain Strong in charge of athl D. ties, gave their reports.
 The first platoon of Company H which for the first three days this week has been using the machine gun for target practice and yester- day completed it's work by shooting for records today moved over to the pistol range and was replaced at ,hc machine guns by the second platoon which has completed it's pistol target work.
 Captain William Litke who has the general supervision of the entire work said that announcement will be made of the winners on Saturday when the company finishes it's work. Captain Litke who has been assisted by First Lieut.. John l. DeLorenzr and by Second Lieut. Harold Dyer is satisfied with the work of the two platoons especially the recruits who never had previous experience. Corporal James w. Howe of Com pany H is training a group of re- truits from Companies H, D. NJ, and 1 Bowitzer- company He drills and o'clock mornings.
 On Friday the entire squadron of rockies, numbering about 175 vlll parade. The work among the rockies is under the supervision of First Lieut.. George A. Wardinski Of the Service company Hartford. Con- nany I recruits are under the guld- ancc ot Sergeant Henry J. Jenak.
 Boxing Bouts
 Private Joseph Avalaoci of New Britain refused to go on in the third round Of a three round bout staged among members Of Company I last night and the decision was given C his opponet, Patsy Fables of Plain- vile. Giberatire Pcrreta scored a technical knockout over Priva+e } Robert Callahan of plainville in 30