The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-13
TORRINCTON
EARL CARNSEY
 DIED YESTERDAY
Had Been Ill Long Time Gareynlen to Play
 Wilby

Earl Frederick Garnsey, aged 41, died yesterday morning at his home at Holley place following a long period of sickness. He was first stricken over a year ago and for a long time was under treat ment at the Charlotte Hunger ford hospital. An operation was advised but his condition did not permit it at that time. In the late spring his condition showed some improvement, and with his father, he went to Q farm at Hart land where he spent the summer and regained some of his old strength. About three weeks ago he suffered another severe attack from which he failed to rally. MT Garnsey was born in Lovtlle, Garnsey. He had resided in Tor rington for the past 40 years, and was wildly known here. He was a wood worker by trade and for over 20 years was employed at the plant of the Hotchkiss Brothers Com pany. He was married October IS, 1916, to Miss Lillian Shay, who survives him. Besides his wife ] and parents he leaves two daugh- ters. Virginia and Urla; two sons. Earl and Francis; one sister, Mrs c. R. Redfield of New London, and one brother, Herbert w. Garnsey of Derby. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family home at 90 Holley place and at 2:30 o'clock from Trinity church, with the Rev H. Francis Hine officiating. Burial will be in the Hillside cemetery.
 T. H. s. to Stack Up Against Wtlby
 The Torrington High School Football team will see action to- morrow in its last home game of the season at Fuessnich park against the Wilby High school eleven of Waterbury. The Carey men worked hard this week and expect to make an even better showing than they did last week against Naugatuck when they held Coach Tracy Carey and his staff of assistant coaches have put their charges through stiff workouts this week and have ironed any weak nesses shown in the last game. The same lineup which played so well last week will start again this week, and are favored to take the measure of the Leemen from the Brass City. Coach Lee, however is putting his charges through arduous practice sessions and although his team is hampered by injuries, expects to give the T. H s, gridsters a tough battle.
 Youth Injured at Work
 Artino Pierboni, 20, of Central avenue, is a patient at the Char lotte Hungerford hospital, suffer ing from gash on his cheek which he received while working on q. sewer job on Talbot street yesterday. Pierboni was crankine a compressor when the handle flew off and struck him in the face He was rushed to the hospital and was immediately attended by ( physician. It Is expected that ht will be patient at the hospita for @ few days.
 About a fourth of the Torring. ion High school teachers attended a steak supper and bridge party al the Blue Spruce Inn yesterday evening. The prize winners were First prize, Miss Elizabeth Fernalt and Hubbell Andrews; second, Mis- Ruby Parsone and Hal Crandle mire.
 Haymakcrs Masquerade :.
 The second annual masquerad' dance of the Mohawk Association was held at Red Mems hall las night. Music was furnished by thu Royal Ramblers. Prizes wer' awarded for the best and funnies costumes. Delegations from Nauga tuck, winsted. Waterbury. Collins vile and Bristol were present There was a large attendance.