The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-25
TORRINGTON C0rrcspondcnt-Thomas Carr Phone TOrringtOn 6445
GUARD
 UNITS LEAVE SOON
Will Encamp in Upper New York-Factory Supt.
 Returns Home

Torrington's National Guard un- its, Company l. and Headquarters Company, Third Battalion, 102nd Infantry, are completing arrange ments for the annual summer training camp to be held in upper New York state from August IF to 31.
 The local contingent will be part of the 50,0O0 troops who will par ticipate in the mimic battles and maneuvers during the training per- iod. They will be stationed in the vicinity of Philadelphia, N. Y.
 The local companies are com pleting their rife range work for the year, and will shoot for record at the Winster road range next Sa- turday and August g, attempting to qualify as marksmen, sharpshoot- Colonel Ernest E. Novey will be range officer during the record fir ing and Lieutenant Henry R. Chamberlain of Ansonia will be the pit officer.
 Innoculation and vaccination of Torrington members is now in pro- gress and it is expected to be com pleted ext Monday night by Captain William c. Kenendy of the medical detachment of the 102nd Infantry.
 Returned From N. Y. Hospital
 William F. Hoerle, plant superin- tendent of the Union Hardware company of this city, has returned home from the Neurological Nnsti- tute of Jew York City where he had been patient for the past week. He has resumed his duties at the local plant.
 Golf Match Planned
 At the regular weekly meeting of the Rotary club held at the Tor rington Country club, plans were made for an interclub golf match between the Rotary and Exchange clubs. The match will be played August 6 at the country club.
 Gaura- Hudson Marriage -
 Mrs. Nelson Hudson of Provi- dence, R. l., announces the mar riage of her daughter, Doris, to An drew Gaura. Jr.. son of MT. and rs. Gaura of 37 East Elm street, in Millerton, N. T.. July 15 with the Rev. MT. Lovejoy officiating. MT. and rMs. Gaur will live in Madi- son.
 Discharged From Veterans Hospital
 Thomas F. Summers, wire chief at the Southern New England Tel ephone company office, was dis charged Tuesday from the U. s. Veterans hospital in .Newington. He had been patient there for a month. Although he has returned to his home here, he is not ex- pectcd to resume his duties at the telephone office for another week or two.
 Condition Shows Improvement
 Improvement was reported in the condition of Bartholomew Corlat- ti, 3S North Elm street, who suf- fered two fractured ribs, abrasions bile on Harwinton avenue Monday. He is patient at the Hungerford hospital.
 Shower for Lillian Gaudette
 A miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Lillian Gau- dette at her home. 13 Prospect street. Tuesday evening. by her sis ter, Miss Mildred Gaudette, and Miss Tessie Krupinski. There were 65 present. Refreshments were served. Miss Gaudette. who is to become the bride of Paul Aube in September. received many beauti- full gifts.
 To Undergo X-ray Treatments
 William E. Hunt, well known To- cal architect who was recently dis charged from the Hungerford hos pital. is reported as improving slightly. He is to undergo a series Of x-ray treatments at the local hospital. the first of which will be given next Monday. He is at his home on Main street.
 Briefs
 Mis- Dorothy Kittle. a student nurse at St. Raphaers hospital, New Haven, is spending a short vacation at her home on Main street.
 The condition of Mrs. John Col ligan of the Torrington- -Winsted road. who is q patient at the New England Deconess hospital in Bos- ton. Mass.. remains about the same.
 Charles W. Foster. s3 South Main street. is attending the 2lst annual summer session at Boston university.
 Catherine Barbara 14aseko. young daughter of Mir. nnd Mrs. stephen fnscke ok sh Palmer Bridge street. No1 bitten ln ihe l|p hf fas Nhile