The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-31
,TORRIlgCTON
NAUCY TO PLAY
 HERE TONIGHT
League Leaders Appear at State ArmOry-Install
 Dial System

l '"S ulSn SCHOOL DaE-
 ketball team will oppose ti1e Nauga-
 tuck quintet at the state armory this | evening. The main game is sched-
 uled to start promptly at 8:15 o. | clock, and a great crowd is expected
 to be there including not only Tor
 rlngton fans but also several from Naugatuck
 The Naugatuck team expects to
 defeat the Red and Whites without
 much trouble. due tO the fact that
 1t scored q victory when the two
 teams clashed in Naugatuck a cou- pie of weeks ago and because of the
 poor showing the Torrington five
 have been making SO far this season. Coach Tracey W. Garey's aggre-
 gatlon, on the other hand has been
 steadily improving in each game 1t plays and 1t is expected that the
 game this evening Is going to be | kept pretty close. Captain Win Les | niewski and his mates played a | splendid game of basketball last
 Friday when they played against the
 Bristol five.
 The Naugy five must win the game
 this evening to retain it's reputa- ton as the strongest team in Nauga-
 tuck valley league. in which it
 holds first place at present. The Torrington cagers, who are way down towards the bottom of the | league standing. have everything to
 win and nothing 10 lose in the game,
 and h victory over the borough quin- tet would increase their prestige in valley basketball circles consider ably.
 Ninety Are Coming Here to Install Dial System
 Ninety employees of the Western Electric company will arrive in TorringtOn within the next few days for the purpose of installing the dial system here in the new office
 of the Southern New England TeIe- phone company on Prospect street.
 They will be here until June. i A crew of six employees of the Southern New England company
 selected from various exchanges in the state will also come within a few days to start the installing the dial telephone in private residences | and offices. They will remain here
 several months.
 Suffers Fracture of Right leg Wilfred Spiegelhalter. II years old, was injured in an accident while
 playing in his back yard Thursday | afternoon. Wilfred was coasting
 when his sled suddenly hit an ob-
 strnction and swung out of his
 course, pinning his right leg against
 a tree. He was assisted into the
 house and q physician was sum-
 moned. who said that he had suf-
 fered fracture of the leg from the knee.
 To Study Nursing in New Britain Miss Evelyn Schroeder of 287
 East Pearl street and Miss Ruth Schroeder of 28 Bird street went to | New Britain yesterday to enter the New Britain general hospital train-
 ing school for nurses.
 A farewell surprise part ywas held
 in their honor Wednesday evening by Miss Mary Serbak and Miss Eliz-
 abeth Wothmann at Miss Ruth
 Schroeder's home. There were 25 present. The two guests of honor were each presented with gold piece.
 Games were played and dancing en- joyed.
 Funeral of William Hing Funeral services for William Hing 30, was held at the family home at 131 Spring street this afternoon at and at St PatiPs Lutheran church
 at 2:30. Tho Rev Otto Seiden-
 stuocker will officiate. The body will
 be placed in the vault at the Hill-
 side cemetery.
 Brcvitics
 | Mrs Angelo Munizzi of 10 High land avenue is still patient at the !! Charlotte Hurgerford hospital. The Torrington Sisterhood of the Congregation Sons of Jacob will hold