New Britain herald., 1916-05-26
Il IdIHV1IIS NEWS MANY DEFENDANTS
 IN LUMBER co. SUIT
Plaintiff Seeks Foreclosure Judg-
 ment on Local Property COMPLICATIONS IN ACTION
Plaintiff Secured Judgment Of Civil Suit Nearly Two Years Ago-CIaims Property Under Attachment Was. Subsequently Transferred-Briefs.

Subsequently Transferred-Briefs.
 Papers in complicated suit brought by the New Britain Lumber and Coal company in an effort to ob- tain foreclosure to satisfy judg- tiff in an action decided nearly two years ago were served on Town Clerk R. C. Usher yesterday by Deputy Sheriff A. P. Marsh. The town is named as one of the defendants. in the suit, because of the action of the tax collector in placing a lien on the property under attachment for un- paid taxes. There are four other defendants, Marco Filypo and Mary l., Robinson of P1ainville; l.. Ruden- sky of Hartford and Philip Forcella The latter's whereabouts are not known. He left town several weeks ago after having been in an alterca- tion with Constable Henry David, who was stabbed while attempting to place him and his brother under arrest The suit is made returnabIe before the court of common pleas on the sec ond Tuesday in June
 
 sued by Attorney E. J. Danberg of New Britain, the plaintiff obtained a Judgment against Leroy F. Silvernai1 for $97.55 from Justice H. P. Roche in New Britain on October 27, 1914. A week later certificate of judg- ment was placed on land on Bradley street, which silvernail had purchased from Ralph Roberts,
 On October 25, 1915, Silvernail hy a quit claim deeded to Filypo, the property in question. December q, 1914, an attachment was placed on Silvernaips interest in the property in a suit for $1O0 brought by Mrs. Robinson. This action is still pend- ing. Another attachment was served on Silvernail's interest by Rodensxy on July 7, 1915. The latter sued for s80 and the case, which was made returnable before the city court in Hartford has not as yet been decided
 Next enters Forcella, who attached Filypos interest in suit which he brought May for s2,000 damages. This action is returnable before the Superior court. at the June term. The town made it's debut in the case on March 31, when Collector Hemingway put a lien for S7.40 on the place for 1 unpaid taxes.
 All the people involved have been l made co-defendants by the plaintiff l who asks for possession of the Irop- ! erty on a foreclosure judgment
 While all sorts of claims have been l made on the property it's value is but 1 small. The assessors have listed it l for S468 on the tax books.
 The property was last occupied by l IL. after they had stabbed Officer David, l who had placed them under arrest for | 1riving vehicle after sundown with l put lights.
 Arrested For Non-Support.
 On a warrant issued by Grand Juror 5. S. Gwillim, Thomas G. Russell ap- oeared in court yesterday afternoon before Justice A. H. Condell to an- 'wer to charges of non-support pre- ,erred by his wife, Mrs. Agnes. Phee Russell from whom he has been es- ranged for some time. On the re- quest of Justice Condell, the hearing vas continued until Saturday. June lQ Judge Malone explained that other business would make it impos- ,ible for him to appear before that late.
 According to the information given he authorities, MT. Russell some ;1me ago agreed to contribute $7 a week towards his Wife's support. Of ate he has neglected to settle, the complaint to the grand juror result ng.
 Missionary To Preach.
 Rev. J. w. Denton announced today l hat at the evening services in the Advent Christian church next Sunday. oseph Wharton, missionary in China, now in this country on a fur ough, will preach. MT. Wharton is at present studying in the Kennedy school of Missions in Hartford.
 He is an Irishman by birth but was raised and educated in this country.