The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-13
TORRISCTON
(. W. DAYTON
 DIES SUDDENLY
Due to Heart Attack
 City Sued for Sidewalk !. Fall

Charles Wallace Dayton, Jr., aged A. died unexpectedly early yesterday morning at the family home at AIS Prospect street. Death was due to a heart attack and followed an illness of less than two days. city and spent all his life here. He attended the local schools and was later associated with his father in the restaurant business. This business was located in a lunch wagon at Center Bridge, but the erection of the Weston build ing there several years ago neces- sitated it's removal.
 Mir Dayton leaves his parents and sister, Mrs Umbert E. Borzani of Torrington. morning from the family home cis cemetery.
 Sues City for $5,OOO,
 Miss Sophie Ganem of Migeon avenue has brought suit against the city for $5,000 for injuries re- ceived when she stumbled on the sidewalk in front of Hotel Ray mond on, Water street on April IS of the present year. Papers in the case were served today by Deputy Sheriff Vincent Gerardo.
 Miss Ganem. claims she caught her left foot in depression formed by a break in the sidewalk and stumbled, wrenching and twisting her foot. She suffered a severe sprain of the left ankle and arch joint as.the result of which she still limps and is still under. the care of a physician. Negligence on the part of the city in care of the sidewalk is alleged:
 The case is returnable to the superior September 6. Attorney John J. Casale is counsel for Miss Ganem.
 Brother of Local Man Killed ~ A man struck by an automobile and fatally injured on the Mill0rd turnpike Thursday, was identified last night as Patrick Mccarthy. aged 55, formerly of this city. a brother of Thomas J. McGarrity of 238 New Litchfield street. Identification was made by his broth her, Thomas of this city af- ter he wa Nsnotified by local police. He went to Milford and there iden- titled the body.
 Mccarthy spent considerable time in Torrington and was known to many here. He leaves three brothers, Thomas J. of this city, James of Thomaston, and John of Waterbury.
 The body was brought to Tor rington today for funeral services and burial, the place and hour to be announced later. Bremen Accept Police Challenge The date for the second meet ing of the firemen and police base ball teams = August Fl. was fixed yesterday when Manager Joseph Mccarthy. of the fire department formally accepted the challenge or Manager Frank Savage of the po-
 This game will definitely decide the municipal: department cham pionship, which has bee sup ject of argument ever since the first game ended with Q score so close that it didn't decide much.
 The event promises to be a hun1- dinger of a game, as both depart ments are determined to win by a large margin to finally settle the dispute.
 A most successful lawn bridge party was held yesterday after noon by the council of Catholic women on the lawn of the Edward .. Burns, residence at Prospect and Pearl streets. There were 'S2 tables Winners of prizes were Mrs William A. Burns. Miss Eva Talbot, Mrs James A. Tobin. Mrs James Quinn. Miss Margnret Pai- mer, Mrs William Murphy. Mrs N. !. Baife and Mrs C.. w. Pratt.
 Arrangements for the party were in charge of Mrs James Giison, president of the council, who was ably assisted by c .ccmmittee or other members.
 The total proceeds Of the event amounted to e60, which VII be used by the council ln the general welfare work. r'i.