The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-26
BaIlkNamedIn .$lO,OOO Suit
 Brought Today
AnsOnia Man Claims Dam. ages for Loss of Wife's
 Love

A six year old boy whose right eye is seriously affected by fall in a scovill street hallway--a man who has lost the love of his wife-and Ansonia residents who object to the noise and soot from a cabinet-mak- ing shop in their neighhorhood, are among the Il plaintiffs in civil ac- tions filed today in the superior and common pleas court.
 The damages sought in the Il suits aggregate only $44,400. The majority of the actions represent small claims for unpaid debts.
 Damages of $l0,000 are sought by John Santoro in an action brought by his father, Michele, against the Waterbury Savings Bank. It is al- legged that on September 8, 1887 he fell in the hall of the building at 52 Scovill street, and pierced his right eyelid with sharp instru- ment he was carrying. The fall was caused by the poor illumination of the hall and the unsafe condition of the stairs, according to the com plaint. As result of the injury, the boys right eye has been closed and swollen, and he has lost control of his right eyelid. The complaint states that the Santoros were tenants in the house and that 16 other families also resided there.
 Lost Love! Alfred l.. Emmons of Waterbury claims $l0,000 damages in an aliena- ton of affections suit filed against Daniel LeRoy Gracy of Southbury. He claims that Gracy has alienated the affections of his wife, with whom he lived from December g, 1928 to July, 1886. The plaintiff claims to have suffered great distress of mind because of the loss of his wife's love. A divorce petition is pending trial.
 Anna c. O'Connor and Timothy J. Kenealy of Clifton avenue, Ansonia, seek an injunction and damages of 10000 in an action against Pasquale M. Pope, cabinet maker, also of An sonia. They claim that noise, vibra- ton, soot and dirt from his factory, on property adjoining theirs, has caused their property to reduce in value, because of the unhealthy con- dition that is created
 Higher Rates
 They alleged that because of the condition they must reduce rents and pay higher fire insurance rates. It is alleged that the cabinet works is operated from 2 a. m. to 6 p. m. daily. They seek an injunction restraining the continuation of such conditions as they allege are created by the factory.
 A fall in the Spencer Shoe Store at no Bank street. February l4, 1888 is the basis of a $5,000 suit brought by Marion P. Tracy against the Spencer Chain Stores, Inc. The suit alleges that the plaintiff entered the store at l:30 p. m. of the day men, toned and because of the slippery condition of the floor, fell, and was injured.
 The International Commercial company claims damages of $400 in an action against Steve Civitello of Waterbury. The suit is based on an allegedly unpaid loan.
 Common Writs Damages of $4,000 are sought by the John Byron Coal company in a suit against the Industrial Proper ties, Inc. The suit is filed on com- mon count writ.
 The Joseal Realty Corp. claims damages, of $l00 from c. c. Sher- wood in a common count writ filed in common pleas court.
 Manual Alves claims $l,50O dam ages in a similar writ filed against the Ideal Market of Naugatuck. Herbert Liebreich of Plainville, ad- ministrator of the estate of Frances Liebreich, claims damages of $400 in an action against Martin Lefsky. Teresa McEvoy claims damages of $500 in a suit against Nicholas Jamele. The suit is filed on a com- mon count writ.
 Teresa McEvoy claims S1,500 in an action against Daniel J. McGrath and others, also filed on a common count writ.