The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
TORRINCTON
CREAMERY TRUCK
 IS SMASHED UP
Attempt to Cut Into lrive- way Causes Collision
 Man Breaks Ankle

A Ford truck owned by the Tor rington Creamery was completely wrecked in collision in West Torrington at about 6 o'clock Tues day evening.
 The truck, driven by Charles John Baltuskonis of 58 Beechwood avenue, travelling west on Migeon avenue was about to turn south into Riverside avenue on its way to the creamery. At the same time a White truck owned by l.. E.. Bunnell of New Haven and driven by Joseph Ermandez of that city was driving south on the Norfolk road, headed for Torrington. According to the report of the police, the Ford truck tried to cut in in front of the White truck which is alleged to have been trav- cling at a high rate of speed. As result, the White truck crashed sharply against the right side of the Ford truck, demolishing it. The only damage to the White truck was a sprung frame.
 The accident was investigated by Motorcycle Policeman Domenic Tremp. No arrests were made but the investigation is being contin- ued.
 Breaks Ankle in Fall
 Lieutenant George M. Weller suffered a broken ankle Tuesday at the national guards rifle range near Mantle. He was walking near the range, it IS said, when he stepped into a hole, and fell, his ankle bending beneath him. He was removed to the infirmary at Camp Cross in Mantle, where the bone was set. He will be laid up for about two weeks with the in- jury, according to information re- ceived from camp.
 Lieutenant Weller is the com manding officer of Headquarters company, 3rd battalion, and is one of the most popular members of the Torrington national guards units. He is a member of the firm of Lass & Weller and resides at 24 Church street.
 TO Arrive Home Saturday
 The Torrington units of the na- tional guards are due to arrive home Sunday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock from their two week tour of duty at Camp Cross. Mantle.
 The Torrington Military band has volunteered to meet the units at the station and escort them to the armory. Gus Beres is looking after the plans for the reception.
 Wedding Announced
 Announcement was made of the marriage last Saturday of Edward Szymanski of Torrington and Miss Louise Brown of Harwinton. The ceremony was performed at the Center Congregational parsonage by the pastor, the Rev G. Homer Lane. Only immediate relatives were present. MT and Mrs Say manski are residing at 291 South Main street.
 Breveties
 Miss Lorraine Walton of Tor rington is visiting friends in Ter ryville.
 Mrs Frank H. Joyce is still patient at the Charlotte Hunger ford hospital.
 MT and Mrs Irving B. Holley and daughter, Miss Policy Holley, of Holley place are spending sev- eral days in Saybrook.
 Mary Jane Hine. daughter of the Rev and Mrs H. F. Hine will leave Saturday for 8 months stay with friends at Pine Orchard.
 Mrs William J. Wiley of River side avenue is patient at the Charlotte Hungerford hospital, re- covering from an operation.
 Jane Ann Humphries, daughter of MT and Mrs J. J. Humphries of Barber street has returned from Camp Birchmere in Waterville where she spent several weeks.
 Mrs Charles Valot and daughter Lillian of Central avenue and Mrs Arvella Leechi of Main street left yesterday for New Haven, where they will spend a week.