New Britain herald., 1929-07-09
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Britain, are scheduled to stage a bat talion parade this afternoon before the members of the regimental staff
 The local company was tied for second hCnors for cleanliness and sanitation in the kitchen in an in spection made this morning, Com- pany F of Hartford was awarded first place. Company B of Middle town-was awarded first honors for cleanliness in company street and quarters.
 New Britain Companies Praised
 Two New Britain companies Were mplimented by the commanding officers because of their skill ana precision in marches yesterday The first battalion, which included Heal- quarters company of New Britain presented the first parade mar1A and it's leaders, Major Joseph Nor ,ison and First Lieutenant William H. Jackson received personal conl- pliments from the staff The other New Britain company receiving recognition was Company ], which marched in guard mount. Lieut.. Jackson also led this march Wlth Sergeant Major William Allen, also ] New Britain officer.
 Bristol Company Model Kitchen
 New Britain and Bristol com panies are making excellent marks in camp Company L which came to camp with 100 per cent of its members is making preparation for a model kitchen which will be in- spected by the entire regimental of- f1ccrs Captain Burke expressed satisfaction with the work of his company and is confident that his kitchen staff will come through with flying colors. The kitchen will be open for special inspection Satur day morning. The mess sergeant is James King, the first cook is George Barnett, a private, and the seconi cook is Norman Blair.
 Guard Mount Personnel
 Announcement was made of the names of the members of Company I who took part in the forma1 guard mount and guard duty which began yesterday afternoon and will come to an end at 4:30 o'clock this aft ernoon. The men work in shifts of two hours on and four hours of. They are not allowed to take off clothes during this time.
 First Sergeant Myron Y. Rancor of Company I announced the follow ing list of men taking part in the guard duty activities yesterday ari today Sergeant of the guard, Arth- UT H. Jobert; Corporals Clinton J. Lawson Francis F. Simpkins and John Soyka; Privates Stanley Bied- ka, Ralph Bordonaro. Joseph Bur rell, Fred A. Campano, Joseph Gl- condo, Liberatre Peratta, Victor A.. Scaringe. Stanley J. Wolinslli, Jos eph Avalardy, James Boney, Robert J. Callahan, Michael Capaslors, Vic tor g. Cocina, Joseph Conforto. Frank D. Costanza, Joseph Dom mice, Patsy Fables, John Gnazzo, Kenneth w. Gray Alexander Jan ick, Felix J. kaniecky, Peter Len- tini. Salvatore Lopez, Charles J. Maffer Terigio Marinelli, James w, IdSOil, LNltliOIS -A. i NllN . il'if ' S'' eph Reola. Humberto A. Sarrceno, Salvatore J. Neneziano, Sam P. Ven eziano and Howard F. Wright.
 The provost guard is in charge of four sergeants, Joseph w. Burkarth, R. Harmon Halleran, Walter II. Norton and Henry J. Jenak. and four corporals, John Andrews, John o1 1nb and Joseph Zippo. Seven men will he picked from the main guard and will work under Sergeant Burkarta and Corporal Zippo.
 Local Officers Pleased
 Complete satisfaction with the work of their companies and the progress made so far was expressed yesterday by Captain w. w. T.. Squire. Captain William E. Litke and First Lieutenant William H. Jack son.
 Yesterday and today the first platoon of Co. H took part in ma chine gun target practice while the second platoon was practicing in the pistol range. Today the two units will shoot for record and on Thursday they will begin work on the guns which the other platoon had been using. Lieutenant John l.. DeLorenZe is in charge of the ma chine gun shooting and Lieutenant Harold Dyer is supervising and in structing in the pistol range.
 Headquarters company began in the most important work of it's en- campment today when the com- pany headed hy Second Lieutenant William Mccormack will go out in the woods and lay wires which es- tablish communication between all branches of the regiment while they are out in field work. Arrangement will also be made for communica- ton with airplaineS so that all the units on offcnse will be organized and will work in harmony against the "enemy"
 Central Telephone system
 Plans are being made by the Rcgi- mental Headquarters company to establish central telephone system which would bc operated from one Of the tents of that company. A man will be placed in full time scrv- ice and the commanding officers will be given telephones which may be used to communicate with the com mandlnS officers of the cavalry, Captain William J, Maxwell of Hart ford is supervising this new opera ton.