New Britain herald., 1926-10-06
SUITS FOR S5,O0O
 TOP DAYS RECORD
Many Civil Actions Added to
 City Court Docket

Two suits. each for S2,500, have been instituted through Hungerford & Saxe against Augusta Fabretta of this city. The first is brought by Emily Fabretta Fevoe of Berlin and | the second by Tony Fabretta. In both actions the plaintiffs claim damages for money loaned the de- fendant. Constable Fred Wrinkle served the papers in each case and the writs are returnable in the city court the fourth Monday of Octo- Der.
 Samuel T. Eshoo, through Edward A. Mag. has brought suit for s25O damages against Mary Harootunian, alleging failure to comply with a judgment of court. Deputy Sher- if Martin H. Horwtz serve the papers and the writ is returnable in the city court the fourth Monday of October.
 Suit for s25o damages has been brought by Joseph Janicki against John and Helen Mroczkowski of l Bristol, through Attorney Lawrence J. Colon. The plaintiff claims money alleged due. Deputy Sher- | if Horwitz served the papers and | the writ is returnable in the city court the fourth Monday of Octo- | Der.
 The Bennett Motor Sales Go. has brought suit for S250 against Cliff ford Johnson, claiming money all leged due on an automobile. Nair and Nair represents the plaintiff. The papers were served by Con-
 stable John Recor and the writ is
 returnable in the city court the
 third Monday of October.
 Salvatore Failla has been named
 defendant in an action for $500
 brought by the Hoffman Wall Paper
 Company of Hartford. The plain
 tiff is represented by Spellacy, Der
 man 6 Holeen of Hartford, Con-
 stable Fred Wrinkle served the
 papers and attached a store owned
 by the defendant, at 131 North
 street. The writ is returnable in the
 city court of Hartford the fourth
 Monday of October.
 Wrnestine Zielke. through Hun
 gerford So Sake, has brought suit for
 s15o against Peter Bombay, claim ing money due. Deputy Sheriff
 Martin H. Horwitz served the papers : and the writ is returnable in the
 city court the third Monday of De-
 tober.
 Harry Bonney has been named de-
 fendant in an action for $50 brought " by Knox Brothers of Pennington Charles F. Conlon of Plainville rep. resents the plaintiff. Deputy Sher-
 If Horwitz served ,. the papers and
 the writ is returnabe before Justice a of the Peace William C. Duff oi " Pennington on October at 10 a. m
 A. Di Marco of this city has been
 named defendant In an action for
 $500 damages brought by the Byers
 Machine Co. of Revenue, Ohio es through Nair and Nair. The writ of is returnable in the court of com Id mon pleas the first Tuesday of in November.
 i- Action for $50 damages has been
 brought by William Leinbaugh ,s against Charles Brown. Nair and
 Nair represents the plaintiff. The !, writ is returnablc in the city court "a next Monday.
 u Suit for s200 has been brought by -. Donald Gaffney, through Cyril r. 1o Gaffney, against Nick kounaris. The >' writ is returnable in the city court ' next Monday.
 le Louis Putterman has been named o defendant in three suits which arc Ill returnable in the city court nex' e. Monday. The first, for s100, has q been brought through Roche. and IS Cabelus by Iohalem and Diamon o1 i'd New York. Charles Jacobs and h. others of New York are seeking $10C
 damages from Putterman. through Is the same law firm, and the G. ant nt F. Trading Corp. of the same city ,,- is seeking s110 damages, alsc i- through Roche and Cabelus. ne c. l.. Hart of this city has beer E. named defendant in an action fol ,g $225 damages brought by J. J. Don ne ahue of Hamden, through Edward to A. Mag. The writ is returnable 1T ,,s the city court next Monday.