The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-26

Hard competition featured every event in the swimming meet last night at the local " pool be- tween the Bridgeport swimmers and Capt Squires' natators. Naugy won the meet although both teams were tied with like number o1 points, 36; when the event ended The meet was awarded to the local team by virtue of their winning the relay race and capturing near ly all of the first places in the events. In the relay the swimmers beat the pool record when the To- calls were extended by the Park City swimmers.
 In the 2:20i swim Al Sullivan equalled the pool record of: 230, He was closely trailed by Roper of Bridgeport with Porter also of Bridgeport third.
 Lamgman of the Park City team captured the diving contest with Sullivan of Naugatuck second, Porter of Bridgeport, third.
 Enamait of Naugy took the 50 yard breast stroke event, the time being 59 seconds. Paul of Bridge port second and Havenick, Bridge port, third. Griggs of the local team took the 40 yard breast stroke in the good time of 21 sec- onds. Orgenus, Bridgeport, sec ond and Havenick of Bridgeport third Chiplick of the locals took the 100 yard back stroke with Murdock and Standish of Bridge port finishing in respective order. In the 100 yard free style, Bend Ter of Naugy finished in the lead with Bates of Bridgeport and Sny- der of Bridgeport finishing in or der. Bridgeport won the 100 yard medley race, the team being Berry, Paul and Orgenus.
 Loses Four Fingers
 Isarel Reccio of South Main street, an employe of the G. M. R. s. company suffered the loss of the tips of four fingers on the left hand when they were caught and mangled in a cracker at the com- pany plant yesterday afternoon. The fingers were so badly crushed that they were amputated at the Waterbury hospital by Dr Harold Johnson of the borough. Reccio was engaged in feeding gum to the mill when in some manner not ex- plained his hand caught in the machinery. His crys brought fel- low workers to his aid and they shut off the power.
 Hope to Take Title
 Trapshooters of the local Fish and Game club departed this morning for Woodgridge to take part in the final round of the quadrangle trap shoot between the Woodgridge, Seymour, Bethany and local teams. The woodbridge team is now leading in the standing af- ter the third round of the. shoot, with Naugy second.
 Exhibition Pleases
 An appreciative audience enjoyed the exhibition presented in the YMCA gym last night by the Wa terbury Turner's. Fritz Klambt, physical instructor of the " is a member of the Turner's. He is planning to organize team among the seniors of the local association along the lines of the Turner's.
 Time Changes
 Daylight saving time will pass out tomorrow morning at o'clock and all business will be conducted henceforth on standard time. The time tables of the railroad, trol- leys and busses will pe conducted on standard time.
 All Naugatuck Opens Season The All Naugatuck football team coached by Emmett Freeman for mer University of Penn star will open their season tomorrow after noon at Recreation field with the Sterlings of New Haven. The local team is made up of some of the best players in this section. Little is known here of the ability Of the Sterlings. Tom Tookey, star on the Williams team of New Haven last year will be depended upon in the backfield by the locals.
 Funeral of Joseph Creddo
 The funeral of Joseph Creddo, D year old son of MT and Mrs Joseph Creddo of II Maple Terrace, who died Thursday night, will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late home. Burial will be In St James cemetery.
 All Set for Battle
 Both members of the Crescents and Falcons of the Naugatuck Am ateur Baseball League, are all set for their contest this afternoon to decide the league championship. The game is scheduled for 5 o'clock at Recreation field. Bill Stanton of Waterbury will umpire.
 The two teams ended the league season in 8 tie. The winner or this afternoons contest will retain possession of the league trophy permanently, as both teams have won the title on two previous oc- casions.
 Real Estate Transactions
 According to papers filed with Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr, Lil- Han Anderson, has sold to Franklin L. and Anna l.. Behlman, house and lot on the New Haven road. Joseph and Anna Mingrone has sold to Gabriel Salerno a house and lot situated on North Hoadley street.
 Meeting of Sunday School Teachers
 An important meeting of the off, ficers and teachers of the Sunday school of the Congregational church will be held Monday night at 7:30 o'clock in the parish house. The meeting will be addressed by Rev Edward R. Hance, minister of the church and Rev Harry Peck, director of religious education.
 Attending Field, Day
 All members of the St Francis T. A. B. drum corps are requested to meet at the Maple street bridge this afternoon at 1915 o'clock from where they will depart for Bristol q E n IL l