The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-06
TORRINCTON
CAREYMEN TO'PLAY
 NAUCATUCK FIVE
Borough Team Has Won Once-Many at Kacey
 Fair.

The IOrf1nBIO0 nlRn SCHoOl Udo' ketball team will journey to Naug. atuck to tackle the high school ol that borough in their second anc final court engagement with tho Garnet and Gray this year. In the first encounter, the Naugy tean decisively trimmed the local com l bine and are favored again to take the measure of the Big Red team After having started the season of with a rush, the local team slid into first place in the Valley league but then lost four straight games to Crosby, Wilby, Naugatuck and Central, respectively.
 Despite the fact that Naugy out classed them in last weeks game, Capt Karl Seidenstucker will lead his team out on the floor deter mined to do their utmost to defeat the Naugatuck combine. The prob able lineup for Torrington will be Lindsay at the tap, Seidenstrucker and Jerry Driscoll guards, and Longi and Hoystradt forwards.
 Large Attendance at K. of c. Party
 Unity council, K. of C. entertain ed the members of Unity circle, Daughters of Isabella at card party and dance in Sacred Heart hall last night. There were about 200 present. Bridge, whist and set back were played and prizes were given out. Dancing was furnished by the Musical Maidens. The prizes were awarded as follows:
 Bridge-Women, first, Mrs Henry Healey; second, Mrs N. Kittle; con- solation, Mrs John Heffernan. Men-first, William Flynn; second, J. Delullio; consolation, E. Cruess.
 Setback-Women, first, Mrs Kennedy; second, Mrs Anna Ho- gan; third, Mrs Smile Lejeune. Men-first, Michael Dwyer; sec ond, John German; consolation, Emile Lejeune.
 Whist-Women, first Mrs B. Whelan; second, Miss Dorothy Pot hier; consolation, Miss Mary Janko- ski. Men-first, William German; second, John Kelley; consolation, Joseph Almsedt.
 Annual Senior Play
 Catherine Hoffman is heroine or the three act dramatic comedy. "Take My Advice", the annual senior play of the Torrington high school, to be presented at the school auditorium Thursday even ing, Feb 16. Miss Hoffman. who acts the part of Peggy Acton, is a charming piece of feminity who arrives incognito in the sleepy town of Eureka. During the drama, many attempts are made to dis cover her identity. She, however, successfully conceals it until the last act. The cast cinsists of many talented actors and will be well worth the price of admission. up to date all senior plays have been of first class quality.
 Awarded $25OO
 Mrs Marie De Vaux of Torring- ton was awarded damages of s25O0 by a jury in the superior court in Winsted yesterday in her suit against the w. w. MertZ com pany. Mrs De Vaux testified that she was standing in the alleyway on April 8, 1881, looking at articles in the display window when ar automobile turned from Main street. She moved backward to per init the car to pass and fell over a granite block. suffering a frac- lure of the left leg. As result she was in Charlotte Hungerford hospital several weeks. She charges that the company was negligent lf leaving an ungarded object near its window. claimed permanent in- iuries and asked for $10,OOO dam ages The jury returned It's verdict late in the afternoon after being out for two and a quarter hours The Mertz company was covered by insurance.