New Britain herald., 1930-08-15

-Gqth regiment which comprises all the national guard units m Bristol and New Britain featured in the pa rade In the Sunday review it was the 102nd regiment of southern Con necticut that received the applause on the sideunes The lines Of the en- tire 169th were straight and the sol diers marched m unison that was admirable.
 Governor TrumbUl arrived in Fttchburg. Mass. at 10.-1 o'clock. stepped into waiting automobile and arrived in camp about Ii o'clock. Governor Case arrived short time later,
 While the Rhode Island honor guard was waiting for its governor Governor TrumbuIl passed into the gate and they gave him inc salute, thinking ir was Governor Case,
 Poisoned by Food
 Several members Of tho Service company, the 169th regimontal band and the medical detachment Of the I69th regiment are confined 10 quar- ters today by an illness brought on hv food they aIe on "Wednesday night. According 10 some ot the en- listed men they had veal for sup per and it made them ilL
 Private Sebasriano MoniEiado Of the Hartford Service Go. has been sent to Fort Banks hospital for ptomaine poisoning.
 Honors for Major Gen. FoO;e
 The t72d Infantry Of Vermont fur nished the guard Of honor and fhe band to receive Major General Foote of the o6th division. The 152d field artillery furnished the firing salute detail yesterday
 Shell Causes Fire
 The first fire in Camp Deyons dur Ing the present encampment oc- cured yesterday afternoon in the artillery range when a shell hit bushes and set them aare. The fire department which is or year round duty was summoned and arrived in time to prevent tho fire from spread ing.
 According to freman the fires which occurred in Camp Devens about a month ago were not as bad as they were pictured. Only two bar racks were destroyed on that occa- sion.
 Cooks as Well as soldiers
 Corporal Charlton l.. Torelio and Private Joseph Genevese are still re ceiving congratulations on the excel lent spaghetti dinner they cooked for the Company H enlisted men and officers Wednesday night. They were under the supervision Of First Cook Sam Sayad.
 Waters or that occasion were Privates James Keough. William c. Wabb. John o. Daring Lionel Ar bour, Afford Bengs'o1. Jeremiah Cashnan and Joseph M Hisht.
 Crosby About Again
 Second Cook Leo Crosby O the New Britain ki.r9on staff .s able 10 be about again after two days ill., ness brought on by in5urlcs he re- ceived when he was lifting q kettle from the stove. Although he has not completely recovered he is able to attend 10 his duties
 First Sergeant Myron Y Eancor of Company I IS able 70 ne about again after a slight attark Of grip. He suffered an attack during tho first night Of -ha cold spell and al though ne continued 10 do tho rlar- ical work Of the company ho was forced to receive medical treatment.
 Technical Sergeant Rudolph ko1s Of First Battalion Headquarters Co, went back on duty yesterday and su- pervised the telephone and com .munication work or his company in the field
 Must Answer Taps
 The 169th regiment is probably the strictest regiment in camp on the matter Of retirement at taps, Under tha rules no member oftha regiment IS allowed to be out Of his barracks after 1O:30 o'clock ac night Tn other regiments men are allowed late passes and others have the privilege to staying out until revelie.
 The ruling has had a favorable effect on the enlisted men. They arise in the morning after a sleep which prepares them for hard work. The boys have shown considerably more ambition than they have ever shown before. according to the offi- cers who have been studying the men from a physical angle. Visiting In Camp Corporal Harry P, Fancher Of First Battalion Headquarters com ,pany had as guests his parents, MT. and Mrs. Harry T, Fancher his sis ter, Miss Elvia Fancher of New Britain, Mrs. Mary England and daughter. Mae. of Southington, on Connecticut Day.
 Rockies Win Again
 The proud non-coms in the ranks of Company H went down to an-