The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-05
TORRINCTON
JORN1NGJ0N SERVICE CLUB AWARDS TROPHY Carl Seidenstucker Is Winner-Fair Is
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to the outstanding player on the Torrington High school football team was awarded by the com mittee at a meeting last evening to Carl Seidenstucker, captain of the team. The vote of the commit tee was unanimous. Captain Seid- enstucker, has been prominently mentioned for the designation as an end on the mythical All-Valley eleven. He has played on the high school team for three years and has made an excellent record as an athlete and leader, as we'll as a creditable scholastic record. He Is a three-letter man. having starred in football, basketball and baseball. The cup was presented to him at an assembly held in the Torring- ton High school auditorium. A re- preventative of the Exchange Club presented the cup. The clubs who co-operated to present the trophy are the Exchange, Rotary, Unico and Lions Clubs. Members of the committee on awards present at yesterdays meeting were Principal Frank Nj. Jeffrey. Coach Tracy Carey, John Thompson and Theo- dore Patchen.
 At. Tuesdays assembly at the high school. Coach Carey will award football letters to the fol- lowing: Carl Seidenstucker, Ed ward Longi. William Benjamin. William Hoysradt, Gerry" Dris- coll. John Driscoll. Roger DeBrot, Maurice Hoben. Raymond Negri, George Nevin. Dante Bredice, Charles Brenker. Julius Gemelli. | Edwin Ryan, Charels Magdich, Ernest 'Petrovits, Richard Erwin, | Francis Dranginis. Ernest Froeliger Nicholas Szezkowski and William Dranginis, manager. Nicholas Szez- kowski will receive his letter des- pite the fact that injuries received | early in the season prevented him from participating in the required number of games.
 Next years football captain will be John Driscoll, who will also re- ceive letter. Tompl<ins Corner Fair
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 Tom pkins Corners wLs all agog with excitement yesterday as 1t was the big day of, the year when the villagers from the countryside gath cred for the fair. The event was at- tended by many, who were given a show played cards and danced and bought various things that were on sale at the many counters. A show, I The Trysting Place" was present. ed in the Grange Hall, by a group of Fellowship players under the di- rection of Rev c. V. Henley. After the play, dancing was enjoyed. So- ciaI dances, a mems dance, lem on dance,a women's prize dance. a broom dance, a matching dance and square sets and reels were on the program. The grand march took place at 10 o'clock with Mayor and Mrs Earnest Novev lead ing. The affair ended at midnight when all retired to their homes af- ter an evening of wholesome pleas ure, and Tompkins Corners brief but glorious career came to an end.
 Hunter Injured In Accident | In Goshen
 | Julius L. Purbick. center of the Thomaston Ponies football team was painfully wounded by the ac- cidental discharge of a gun while | hunting rabbits in Goshen yester- l day afternoon. He was removed to the Waterbury hospital but after being treated was able to return home in Thomaston. The shot lodged in his thigh. left knee. fore arm and hand.
 Shower Rendered Miss Lawson Miss Ruth R. Lawson was pleas antly surprised Thursday night when she went to the Blue Triangle Club rooms at the Y. M c. A. to what she thought was to be ed out to be a surprise shower About 20 friends of hers attended She to become the bride of Dayton Bradshaw in q short time. She wal presented with q large basket at. tractively decorated with orchids and filled with kitchen utensils She was also given a fne linen table cloth and napkins. Bridge wal played and prizes given.