New Britain herald., 1929-07-13
SOLDIERS PREPARE
 ID RECEIVE GUESTS
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Continued From First Pagc) toes, bread and butter and coffee. Dinner, roast beef, mashed potatoes, bread and butter, green peas, lem onade and ice cream. Supper, cold beef, potato salad, bread and butter, and hot cocoa.
 Headquarters Company Headquarters company menu is as follows: Breakfast, Omelct, fried | potatoes corn flakes, bread and but ter and coffee Dinner, roast beec, mashed potatoes, brown gravy, Creamed onions, cottage pudding, lemonade, Supper, cold meat, po- tato salad, doughnuts, bread and l butter and ice cold cocoa.
 Company l
 Sergeant Barrett announced the menu for company l as follows: Breakfast. oatmeal and fresh milk. bacon and eggs, pruncs and coffee. . Dinner, roast beef, bread and butter, mashed potatoes. brown gravy, can taloupe, ice cream, lemonade. Sup per, creamy spuds, bread and butter, pie and iced cocoa.
 Bristol Visitors Expected
 A large delegation of Bristol guests is expected in camp tomor- row They will be accommodated at the two Bristol mess houses Company L and Third Battalion Headquarters company. seventy guests are expected at Company ]. house and 150 are expected at the headquarter house which also ac- commo odates the Howitzcr company of South Manchester.
 The menu was announced today for Company l. as follows: Break fast. cantaloupe, corn flakes, scram- bled eggs, bread and butter and cof- fee. Dinner, roast loin of pork mashed potatoes, apple sauce, bre9G and butter, succotash. pie, ic, cream and lemonade. Supper, COG roast pork, potato salad, bread ant butter, fruit salad and cocoa.
 Bristol Headquarters Menu
 The menu for the Third Battalion Headquarters company of Bristo will be as follows; Breakfast, ega omclet, bacon, bread and butter sliced peaches and coffee; dinner roast leg of lamb mashed potatoes green peas, corn. apple pie and cof fee; supper, crackers and cheese cake and tea
 March Well
 The three New Britain companic marched well in the regimenta parade yesterday afternoon. One O the great moments for the Nev Britain people-who were present ol the sidelines came when Co. l wa applauded by the entire gallery fo it's straight lines.
 Col D. Gordon Hunter and hi f entire staff were mounted and tn = West Point Wedge" which wa Y, tried first with battalion officer am l guidon bearers and later with off I cers and guidon bearers of the pro . Hlslonal regiment was tried with tn Q officers and guidon bearers of th {, regiment yesterday and it was yer t impressive. The group formed Q large triangle and as the sabrcs c .. the officers were drawn in salute i touch of color was added 10 tn Q parade. The guidon bearers als : did their part well.
 l. This was the first regiments ,, parade of the encampment The sec $ ond will be held next Friday whe ,, the regiment will march as q tin4 Il tribute 10 Brig, Gen. Cole who wi $ retire as adjutant general and chic of the governors staff in the fall
 Praised by Col. Hunter
 The model pup tent and bun which was exhibited by Company was lauded by Col. D. Gordon Hunt j CT, who said 10 Captain William W Y. Squire. Tell your boys they di an excellent piece of work" A trib = ute such as that given by the coone had an encoura ging effect on tn hoys and they are happy group to day.
 Big sam Smokes Again Big Sam" Sayad. head cook C 1 Company l, and owner of lunc r cart in New Britain, is smokin r again today. but as it was yesterda r someone else is paying for if. H = won d bet from Mess Sergeant JC seph Barrett of Company I whic = would cost the loser the price of Q box of cigars. The bet was on in Q highest mark for sanitation in tn Il kitchen. Both kitchens received
 very high rating, but H finished i . back of Companies E and I. who tie |. for first and received exactly on Il more point than I yesterday, y Previously he won a bet froI 0 Captain William Iitke when sam llitnhnn Mnn the first nriza fnr clna n