The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-16
Heavy Awards In Superior And
 Common Pleas
Bank, Building and Loan and Waterbury Hospital Favored By Judges Woman Suing Husband for Divorce Is Granted $lO Weekly Pending Trial


 l$10, weekly, by Judge Jennings pending the completion of the liti' gation.
 A default judgment was entered in the foreclosure suit of Nichola. Suzzo against Jeanette T. Pompeo Further arguments on motions 1T the case will be heard next Friday The value of the property involved in the suit is set at $9.500. In the case of Hoskar Franl against the Industrial Mortgast Company, Inc, a report of the re. ceiver on. rental proposition which was scheduled for today was not made so the matter was continued for a week. Similar ac- tion was taken in the case of Nor. man Weisman against the United Kosher Meat Market, Inc, involv- ing motion of the Hartford Pro- vision Company that. the receivers allowance be reconsidered.
 Judge Jennings reserved decis- ion on a motion for judgment on a demurrer in the case of Luciano Santoro against Jacob Kleinberger Hearing on a demurrer in the case of Annette Hayward against the city of Waterbury was postponed for a week.
 The Waterbury Building and Loan association, Inc, and Frank Meyers were granted Judgments to- day in the local court of common pleas, both awards being entered by Judge Miles McNif at the short calendar session following hearings in foreclosure cases. The Water bury Building and Loan Associa- tion, Inc, was granted .$3,163.50 against Nels w., Munson and the law-day in the action was set for November 9th. MT Meyers was allowed an award of $2.524.30 a. gainst Orazio Schiavone and Judge McNiff set December 28th as the law-day.
 In the case of John Syssa a. gainst Mary Kazlauskas, motion for disclosure of defense and law days went off the short calendar. but Judge McNiff granted a motion dropping one of the party defend ants. A motion for over in the case of Elmore Milling Company, Inc, against George H. Jenkins went over for a week. Similar ac- ton was taken in the case of Carrie A. Meyers against Michael Cappelletti, a foreclosure suit, and in the suit of Della F. Millerick against Oscar Lacroix. involving motions for an allowance for the receiver and for the discharge of the receiver.
 An answer in one week was ordered in the case of Charles
 DiStiso against Philip Moreschi The foreclosure case of Sarah " Chipman against Leo P. Bovalley went over for a week. A hearing ir damages in the case of Mar garet Laser against Nathan Shane was ordered set down for Tuesday. A disclosure of defense in the fore- closure suit of John Gilmour u- gainst Sara L. Sperling was order ed filed in one week.
 Motion for permission to file an amendment to the complaint Of Anthony Svoboda against the city of Waterbury was allowed. In the case of Elena Gimelli against Domenick Montesi, disclosure of the defense in one week was d. rected. Similar action on simi- lar motion was ordered in the case of John Sloksnaitis against Hell rietta A. Snyder.
 In the case of the Chelsea Saw ings Bank against Pauline Klics, the receiver was granted an allow ance of $174.48. The receivers report was accepted and the re- ceiver was ordered discharged in the case of Elizabeth Winestine a. gainst Joseph Miranda. A motion to. terminate the continuance was granted in the action of Julius Alexander against Santi Beani.