New Britain herald., 1930-08-11

guests of Mess Sergeant Joseph Bar rett yesterday. Mir. and Mrs. Walter ] Georgassian and daughter, Eliza beth of New Britain, visited Pri- vate First Glass Joseph Pavano yes terday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leo Kambogian of 1 Boston. Mass. visited Private Leo | Shahanian of First Battalion Head quarters Co,
 Fred Pinto, a former member of the New Britain National Guard companies, visited the camp. He was | with the guards when they camped at Devens in 1921.
 Other guests of Sergeant James Howe were his sister, Genevieve; brothers, Frank and George. and Mir. and Mrs. Thomas McCahill and Jack Connolly. Lieutenant Charles L. Wright of New Britain. a member of the 18th observation squadron of Hartford, was the guest of First Sergeant Ed | ward Restelli of First Battalion ! Headquarters company at noon mess Saturday Lieut.. Wright has been aiding the divisional troops in the field maneuyers during the past week
 Sergeant Joseph Hippo Of Company has recovered from slight infec- tons of his forefinger and will be 1 back on regular duty this week. l Fred Schmidt, former mechanic ! of Company H was visitor in camp 1 Saturday. With him were Mrs. H. 1 Coval, Miss Rose Kozan and Everett i Anderson, all of New Britain.
 Sam Loses Six Bets
 Big Sam" Sayad, first cook about 1 whom much has been written during the present encampment, again came into the limelight in the boxing bouts Saturday night when he made | six bets against Connie Lindelof, ! second cook, and George Unwin, first cook. and lost all six. Four important bets resulted in the following penalties: Cooking Of steaks for the group, lost 10 Connie; masking hash, lost 10 Connie and ! George: cooking of onions and French fries and biggest of all, walking from the ringside 10 the company mess shack in his stocking feet lost to Connie and George. This distance is about a half mile and Sam had sore feet when he arrived at the shack.
 sergeant Unwin Sees Old Barracks
 Sergeant George UnWin who was stationed at Camp Devens during the World war, visited the scenes of his var days during the weekend The old barracks at which he was quar- tered have not changed a great deal in the 13 years since he was there. He admitted he got a big kick out of his trip. He was with 301st Machine Gun Regiment as first cook.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. o. Wunsch and son, Frederick, of New Britain, MT. and Mrs. Otto -Wunsch of Plainville, AIr. and Mrs. Clifford Simmons of Gst Hartford. Nr ald Mrs. ". L. Elrrows of East Hartford were a'uest3 Of C8ptaiH William R. Litke, commanding officer ci Company H. Private Sam cassil" of Piainville lad as his glests Michael Tran chida, Louis Cassie and Joseph Cassle.
 Other guests of Private First Class William Ralph were Gordon and John Higgins
 Private Fernand Fournier had as guests his wife. Mrs. Fournier, MT. and Mrs. Casimer PeleWski and Mrs, Veronica Offshiss.
 Private Arthur Nyborg enter taned the following guests: Misses Mice Prick and Emma Dehm, Frank O'Noil and Edward Margelot. Visitors in Camp Yesterday
 Mrs. Sam Sayad of 120 Conner cial street, wife of one of New Brit aims first cooks spent Sunday tas the guest of her husband.
 Mir. and Mrs Harry T. Fancher of New Britain, Mrs. Brown and son. Leslie, of Hudson, Mass, were the