New Britain herald., 1930-08-05
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 The lf2'a regiment has the larg- est surolm.at Ia the camp. Accord ing 10 official reports from the press officers, tho regiment mum bers 1o46 man and 13 officers. Maine is sec or5 Vermont third, tho 1o2d is next iH l.15 and th- lasr groups are the two 4iFislOns from Rhode Island.
 Reception Postponed Day
 \ reception in honor Of Col Will ham q. Evarson chief Of the militia bureau was held yesterday. He ar rivad n Boston at 7:55 o'clock and was escorted from Boston 70 the camp by General Jesse w. Stevens Of Boston He arrived in camp al 2 o'clock and was met at the gate by T special honor guard made ID Of Maine troops. This is the first Of a series Of a program Of receptions and other ceremonies. Before, the en- caI1 plncnt has hecn brought 10 a close there will he a Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island and Connecticut day and on these occasions the guest of honor will he the governor Of each state |
 Col R E. Btspham ofqhe medical s+a.r Of the militia nuroau was q wis l,or in camp yesterday
 Bristol Headquarters Mascot
 Determined that he will ror get homesiek this year as hc did last year when he had 10 leave for home in the middle Of rho oncampment, Roy Caddick. son Of First Sergeant Louis CaIdlch of Th.rl Battalion Headquarters Co., is enjoying the camp lfa and will stay, hc said.
 Another Run Away Horse
 Contrary 70 what was first boliev- Il hy .ha New Britain troops quar- tered OF tho -&th street they are be- 10 believe Y IS unluchT
 A 1orsa attached 70 q machine gun carriage for Company H, 1f-d Wez- Haven. was fright =nad and h. headed in the direction Of 18th street while -he troops were Monday Despite efforts on tho part Of several ~uardsmen the horse could nor no restrained until he arrived al the company stables.
 At the time h. was heinz fright ened h. was being held by Private Albert 4. EacEelier of West Haven who was thrown 10 the ground and run over hy tho carriage He was carried unconscious 10 rha base hos pitaL where it was found that no bones were broken H. had several scratches abou, the hodr but will be able 10 return 10 duty within day or two. The horse t~ayalad about q half a mile.
 Private Domlrtck Fushlll of Com Dany H. New Britain. has recovered from the injuries ha received when he tried 10 stop a TGnawa" horse Sunday. This horse also used the oompauy's 18th street as a speed way.
 On Kitchen Duty
 First Sergeant Thomas KI.duf Of Company II announced that TWO of Inc Compauy's praseitatIyes on the kitchen pouce staff will he shifted daily Tho third. Julius Margelot, will hc on for the rest ot the camp, representatives, were Pri- yatos Andrew Belcrant. Walter r. -agol and Rosiaro IiDato.
 soldier Killed in Auto spill
 TH--.s Maine. driver Of the automobile in h.oh Private T~aI"rfck Nay was .iding when if sidId,d on a slippery curve and caused hm fatal injuries vas fined s2n without costs for dangerous driving in 6 court session .lald in Ayr thi- morning.
 Nay was thrown through -ns r0oC -t the car and his skull vas frac- .urod h. died an hour later at Aver
 0spitaI Nay was the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Nay Of Machanics Falls. 3I~. Ho Was accompanied by Jerome Ayers, q, Corporal Joseph . 'loucnctt.. 2- .Barrill. John Tvner . 5, Everly Richards, q. and Ser 1asnt Wesley Gilman. 35. all Of Mechanics Falls and all members CT . he same company. According 10 in- . .oruariCu received in division head . marers the car, owned by Berrll a as driven into camp ahead Of the . 'IaiLe division for the purpose or . ransportIng cooks, II is contrary to . se rules O. the camp for any other . han staff officers 10 have aUt0mo- 1. 'iles in camp but Barrill received . DeoiaI permission 10 have ma hlne. The rest Of the group left . amp with the permission ot their . .9mmanding officer.
 They left about o'clock last . 3-eht and after having spent few . ours enjoying the amusements Of . Park in Shirley they started . " return within an hour Of taps, he park is Il miles from the camp . md they were within four miles of . Deyen5 when the accident occurred. l Major Daniel Dexter of Lewiston, . ie., battalion commander. was sum- noned from the camp and went di- .e ely to the Aver hospital
 The news reached division head quarters and word was sent 10 the military police to find Major Dexter nd rumors Of stolen cars began 10 | pread about camp by guardsmen tho had half the information.
 Three Inquires Started
 \ regimental. divisional. and state 'olice investigation began at once. he rogimental inquiry consolidated ,ith the divisional probe and the in- estlgation continued until this lorning when tne authorities an- ounced themselves as satisfied that o one was 10 blame and that the tath was accidental.
 Last night Col Harry B. Bissell nd Col Clarence W. Seymour went : Aver and after d conference with