The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-08
LOCAL MAN SUES
 FOR AUTO HURTS
Narsiff Asks for $lO,000 From Three Defend-
 ants in Suit
TORRINGTON Correspondent: Thomas Carr. Phone Torrington 644S

Michael NarsiR of Torrington has brought suit in the superior court for Litchfield County claiming $i0,- 900 against LeRoy Childs, the o. & c. Transportation Company, and George Cartier for injuries received in an automobile collision, October g, 1884, at the intersection of South Main and Meadow streets, Water- bury. Mir. Cartier was driving Q truck owned by Mir. Childssand tow ing another truck.
 It is alleged the trucks did not keep on the right side of the road. had no lights, that no signal was given and that the plaintiffs injur- ies were due to the defendants negligence.
 The plaintiff suffered a concus- sion of the brain, lacerations of the forehead and left ear and right hand, a fractured knee which he alleges caused permanent disability, keeping him from work for ten months.
 Armistice Day
 An Armistice day program was presented at the upper-class assem- bly, at Torrington High school yes- terday morning, under the direction of Miss Leila Emerson, Miss Justine Maher was chairman. The program follows:
 "Armistice Day: Lest We Forget" by Alma Lundman, Olga Scarpelli baritone solo, My Buddy" by Wal ter Donaldson, Howard Hass; poems "The Lavender Laptern", by Charles Divine, Justine Mhher; T Have 4 Rendezvous With Death, by Allan Seeger, Barbara Beckham; "Ir Flanders Fields, by John McCrae Armondo Copacino.
 City officials have expressed ths hope that there would be a large attendance at the special city meet. ing this evening, when action will be taken on authorizing the city council to purchase the Coe prop. erty on Main street, the Cumming property on Prospect street and ts build and equip an addition to City Hall. The meeting will be held 1T | Clty f1hll at J.oU OCiOCks
 HOnored At Shower
 Miss Lee Zilo, daughter of MT. allt Mrs. Mario Zoli of Oak avenue, who will become the bride of Dr. Giro Giobbe of Somerville, Mass, Mo- vember 2l, was guest of honor at shower at the home of Mrs. Zoli Wednesday evening. The hostesses were: Mrs. Emma Zoli and Mis- Florence Zoli. About twenty-five were present.
 Bridge was played and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Helen Polito anc Mrs. Leonora Caravati.
 Hazel c. Wright of Torringtor has filed suit in the New Haven County superior court for Q divorce i from Harvey Wright of New Haven on the grounds of desertion.. They were married on July 27, 1929. She claims her husband left her on Oc- tober 1, 1882. Permission to resume her maiden name, Williams, IS also asked.
 Frederick CIeaveiand. 67, of b' Albert street was struck by Q cai operated by Edward J. Maher of 21 Marion avenue, Waterbury, near South Main and Spear streets. We'd nesday night. Mir. Cleaveland was crossing from the east side of South Main street toward Coe park.
 According to the police record, Mfr Cleaveland declined to be taken to the hospital, SO was removed to his home and attended by . physician He was removed to the hospital yes- terday afternoon in the ambulance
 He was reported to be suffering from Q blood clot in the calf of his leg, an injured hip, Q cut on the side of the head, and Ahrasions and bruises about the ankles.