The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-31
Latest Actions In Local Courts

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 Settlement was reported today in the $500 civil action of Ralph Devino against Patrick F. Sugrue of Prospect, which had been part ly tried in the court of common pleas, The suit was based on the claim of the plaintiff that the defendant was indebted to him for supplies.
 Cashin's Dairy Products, Inc, today brought civil action in the court of common pleas against Helen G. Machin of Jersey City, New Jersey, and Frank Cochran of Brooklyn, N. Y, to recover damages for losses resultant from an accident on the Thomaston road, June IS, 1887, at 3 p. m. Damages of $l,000 are sought.
 It is alleged that the accident was caused by Cochran who was driving an automobile owned by Helen G. Machin. The Cashin ve- hicle was operated by James Elm bardo.
 Four foreclosure actions were instituted in superior court today. They are as follows:
 Walter Perry against Joseph Perrella, property at 315-3l7 Bank street.
 Waterbury Savings Bank against James Barbarino and others, property at 45 Ridgefield avenue.
 Waterbury Savings bank against Howard F. Dalton and others, property on the south side of Branch street.
 Waterbury Savings Bank against Margaret Goblin and others, prop erty on the east side of Vine street.
 Foreclosure of properties of the Eastern Wood Products Inc, is sought in a common pleas court action filed by Marion Hubbard. Machinery, factory supplies and office equipment are included in the demands of the complaint. An unpaid note is the basis of the action.
 Four actions to recover on notes held by the Merchants Trust company were instituted in the court of common pleas today by Bank Commissioner Walter Perry, receiver for the bank.
 They are as follows: Bank Con- missioner Perry against Samuel and Jacob Handler, $l,055; against Frank Russo $270; against David and May Goldberg $595; against Frank DeSomma $290.
 Three common pleas court &C., tions aggregating claims of $S0- 900 were filed today against George Cassidy as result of an automobile accident on the Meri- den road November 28 1887. The plaintiffs are Annette Guertin Es- thcr Bates and Arthur Hawley passengers in the car driven by Cassidy. The car plunged off the road at a point near Tyler's Lad der Shop and struck a tree. All the passengers were injured.
 Annette Guertin who was most seriously injured seeks $l5,000. As a minor she sues through her father WiIbrOd Guertin. Miss Bates seeks damages of $5,000; and Ar thur Hawley a .preSsman at the American Republican seeks dam ages of $10,0sO.
 Divorce proceedings were filed today in superior court by Mar garet Stockwell agaminst Charles Stockwell. The petition is based on grounds of desertion which al- legedly took place in August 1882. The couple was married June g 1925. Custody of aminor child and alimony was also sought.
 Judge Edward J. Finn today handed down the following fore closure judgment in the Court of Common Pleas:
 Mrs. William Lawl0r, admin istratrix of the estate of James J. Savers against John Curtin and others, debt, $1,054, law day December 12, 1888. The property is located at 157 Baldwin street.
 John Lebed today appealed to Superior Court from the action of the state liquor commission which revoked his liquor license, May 13. The license was revoked by the commission on the charge that Lebed had sold liquor before hours on Sundays, and without serving meals.