New Britain herald., 1929-07-17


 home made doughnuts, bread and butter and coffee; dinner. beef a la mode, boiled potatoes, string beans, bread and butter and lemonade; supper; beef stew bread pudding. ice tea and bread and jam.
 Because of the fact the men are away from camp, they are obliged to return to their metal mess kits,
 SIS a Meal
 According to figures obtained from Mess Sergeant Joseph Barrett of Company l. it costs approximately SIS a meal to feed his company of 5S men. This is an overdraft of ap- proNimately SIP from that allowed by the government. Each company has a fund which is made up Of money taken from the wages of the guardsmen during the winter months. When the annual encamp- ment is held. the money is drawn from the fund in order that suitable meals will be served,
 New Departure system
 The New Departure Mfg, Co. of Bristol has a system which is very satisfactory to both the military au- thority and the men. Every year it allows the employees who are mem- bers of the guard to stay away from work and besides collecting pay from the government while in camp. t1p Dl weeks wages. The greater part of the two Bristol companies are en- ployes Of the company
 Attractive Display
 During the absence of their com pany Nhich is now in camp at the Stone ranch. Supply Sergeant stan ley Harbolowski. Private First Class Fred schmidt, and Private First Glass Edward Gon2eka of Company II have arranged an attractive dis play at the head of the row of tents. White stones on q background of sand arranged to spell Company H." and '1G9 Infantry is enclosed in an oblong border of white stones.
 
 bers, "1929." and at the lower cor ners are Co. H, 169th Inf" In Championship Fight sam Clssile of Company II of New Britain will battle for the well terweight championship against | Sergeant Rothblat of Company B. | Middletown. on Friday night. Sam enterd the finals when Melville by son of Co. NJ. failed to make an ap- pcarance in the bouts Monday night
 The only other New Britain man entered in at this weight was Ser geant Rackliffe of Headquarters company. He lost to Sergeant Roth- hlat on Monday, and it will be up 10 avense the defeat.
 | FGur Sons .- Company Ii has a distinction. which probably is not equallcd b. any company in the regiment, in that it has four brothers, all priv ates. They are Jerome Stanley, Joseph and Walter SroSi, sons ol MT. and Mrs Peter Srogi of 9S NJiI- low street, New Britain. All haze fine records and have been eiveu high praise by Captain William E Litke. The oldest. Jerome, was the last to join the company. Joseph qualified as d sharpshooter.
 Fast Shooting
 To Corporal Tony DeAndrea goes the honor Of making the fastest sharpshooting record in the conl- pany in the recent contest. He made the three minute qualification rec ord in one minute and 30 seconds.
 Company B Champions
 In one of those exciting games 7durins which at times it looked as if the fans were going 10 clash Company B ot Middletown carried away the soft ball championship from Company E of Hartford by 13 to score yesterday. At the end several alterations were narrowly avoided, Company I of New Britain won the third battalion champion ship.
 "Int;ian Club" Formed
 First Sergeant Thomas kilduff Of Company Fl. with the assistance of SerGeants Kenneth l.. Schoell and Al Schneider, have organized the h. dian club. Membership requirements are that each have the head of an Indian woman tattooed on the fore al ,. missoned officers and privates of special rank. Those listed in the last named class are Big Sam" Sayad, the first cook. and Pats, Borselle, the commissioned officers orderly. Sergednts Kild,lff. Schoer. ard Schneider and Private Borscll. have already been tattooed
 Mascot Says Good Bye
 A desire 10 be back with his mother, Mrs. Louis Caddick of 79 Beach street Bristol, has prompted eight-year- Roy CaddCk to have his father, First Sergeant Caddick of Third Battalion Headquarters Co., take the boy to his home Royswas very popular with the boys. and they gave him a fine send-otf. He was presented with a small sailboat dur ing his stay in camp. This was his first time away from home.
 Cos. II and Second |" The service company of H2rtford won the prize for cleanliness of kitchens. and among the group which finished one point behind in tie for second place were Companies H and l of New Britain. This an- nouncement was made by Captain Irving F. Partridge, Jr,, of Middle town, a former interne al the New Britain General hospital. The litch- on inspection is made under his di- rection every day.
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