The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-27
Seven Based On Car Mishaps, Eight On
 Falls On Property
City Defendant in S5,OOO Suit of Julia Kenny-Sev eral SlO,OOO Claims Filed-Return Day in Common
 Pleas Court TO-day-Hearings Next Month

Nineteen civil actions filed in the common pleas court up 10 noon time today ask a total or S96,10O In damages. The actions range from automobile colIision suits of which there are seveh' to suits based on falls on prop erty of which there are eight: This is return day in court and all actions that are returnable to court for the first Tuesday or April must be filed today.
 Julia Kenny sues the city of Wa terbury for $5,000 damages for in- iuries suffered in a fall on West Main street near Young's Diner, oct. 3, 1884, claiming sewer box cover formed depression in the walk. Tony Campus asks $lO,00e from Edward B. and Thomas F. McElligott and Frederick F. Hod- son and William K. Lawlor as ex- ecutors of the will of James W. Hodson for injuries sustained when he fell on the defendants property at Bank and Center street, oct. 29, 1884. The suit says the hatchway door was letf open when a load of oil was being de- liyered by the McElligott oil Co. Walter Osborn asks $500 from Raymond Begnal for injuries sus- tained when his coupe was struck by the defendants car on East Main street, near Knoll street, Feb. 28, 1885.
 Buss Lines Sued
 George Whalen asks $1O,OO0 damages from the Cooke Street Bus Lines, Inc, for injuries sus- tained when bus of the de- fendant's backed into him near North Main and Cooke streets, Jan. 3, 1895. John Sciortino sues Frank Burger for $5,000 damages in an action based on a collision on the Thomaston-W Waterbury road, Feb. g, 1884, between the cars the plaintiff and defendant were driving.
 Julia Walsh asks $3,Ooo dam ages from Terence c. Carmody, as administrator of the estate of Mary Bowling, claiming she rem dered housekeeping services to the late Mary Bowling over long period of years. for which she was not compensated. Earl R. Oracle sues William T. Keavney for $750 damages for injuries suffered when
 
 an agent of the defendant near Calvary cemetery, Oct. IA, 1884.
 Carrie Dellacamera asks $10,000 damages from the Waterbury Mo- tor Service, Inc, for injuries she sustained when the defendants car. driven by Kenneth Kaiser ran into the rear of her car, driven by her son, on East Main street near North Elm street, March 31, 193A, Joseph Bealieu asks $10,- 900 from the City of Waterbury for three fractures of the ankle sus- tained when he stepped into an alleged depression on the side walk at 69 Cherry street, January 28. 1885. Concetta Di Nicola claims $5,000 from the George L. Iilley Co for injuries sustained when she fell in the defendants Steele building on West Man street, February 27, 1884. Her hug band, Carmipe asks an additional 35,0O0 for loss of his wifes ser vices during then time she was dis ablsd.
 John E. Zappone is plaintiff in d $10,000 action against Harry Priestly based on injuries the plaintiff received when struck by the defendants car in Bridgeport.
 Marcia Lipman sues Nat Ritten- band for 5000 damages for in- juries she suffered when she fell in the defendants property at 416 Willow street, March 2, 1934. Hel+n Dvilenskas brings a $7,0O0 action against the Waterbury Savings bank for injuries she sustained when she fell in the defendants building at 843 Bank street, Feb. 2Sth. Carmella Mellon is plaintiff in a $6,00O action against the Connecticut Light & Power Co and the City of Waterbury, alleging she. suffered injuries to her leg when she stepped into depression in the walk at River and East Lib- crty streets, caused by the lighting company's erection of a, pole as that point, and leaving soft dirt at the base. John Junga sues Anna Dervis for $2,50O alleging breach of contract in the construction of a building for the defendant on Baldwin street. William SchloS- ser Is plaintiff in an $500 action based on alleged non-payment of note. Harvey Dutton brings q $500 suit against the Nut Shoppe, Inc, on a common count writ. Leo Moritis of Naugatuck sues the Colonial Acceptance Corp and the Motor Exchange Inc, of Hartford for $250, claiming he left his car to be repaired at the establishment of tho defendants but that they refused to turn it back to him.