The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-30

Ills are among the bases of the 5000 Is Asked | Michael Churchelow, of Wolcott, seeks damages of $25,000 in a suit filed against John P. Mcdonnell and Mcdonnell Bros, of Bristol.
 Churchelow claims he suffered permanent injuries in all accident on the Bristol-Wolcott road April IS, 1889, when his car was involved in collision with a truck owned by the defendants. Churchelow charges negligence on the part of the defendants.
 Eddie Shumbrinskas, of this city, asks damages of $1,000 from the Waterbury Trust Co., claiming that the bank was guilty of imprudent management of money due him while he was a minor. Left Insurance Trust ShumbrirlSkas claims that a $1 900 insurance trust was left him in care of the bank. The bank, he says, in- vested $947 of that sum in stock of the New York Title & Guaranty Trust O., which stock allegedly shrank in value to between $25 and $30. This sum, claims the suit, was not enough to pay the brokerage fees for the transaction. The plain tiff claims that the bank should have known that the stock purchased for him was not desirable investment.
 The Waterbury Savings Bank is named defendant in a $6,0O0 suit brought in common pleas court by Gordon Berry, of East Main street. Berry claims that he suffered a per- manent shoulder injury June II, 1889 when he stepped into a hole in the walk near his home and was thrown against the stairs. He charges the bank with negligence in not keeping the property in good re- pair.
 1000 Damages Asked
 Louis Halpern asks damages of $1,- 900 against Gray's, Inc, in superior court suit. The action is bGsed on business transaction.
 The Patent Cereals Go. of Geneva, N. Y, asks damages of $1 200 against the Eastern Brewing Corp. Non-pay- nent for materials is alleged.
 City Is Sued
 The city of Waterbury is named defendant in $1,000 suit brought by Irene Santanevere in common pleas court. The plaintiff claims she suffered severe injuries July 23, 1888, when she fell from a plank being used as temporary sidewalk while street repairs were being made on Baldwin street.
 Amelia Steinecker, 15, of Oxford, sues through her father, Joseph, for damagers of $5,0O0 against Erna Steinecker, also of Oxford. The girl claims she suffered brain concus- sion and other injuries in an &C., cident which occurred in Seymour Dec. II, 1888, while she was riding as a passenger in car operated by the defendant. Negligence on the de- fendant's part is claimed. Insurance Co. Sued
 The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. of New York is sued for $1,000 by Albert Thunberg, administrator of the estate of Theodore Thunberg. Violation of the terms of a double indemnity policy is claimed, the writ stating that Theodore Thunberg was accidentally killed in Florida, Jan. IT, 1899.
 In common count writ in com- mon pleas court, H. H. Walcott asks damages of $117.25 against Harry C.. Mclean.
 Bridget Moyles seeks $500 from Ellen McCleery, administratrix of the estate of James P. McCleery. The plaintiff alleges that she made a payment of $1,000 for a parcel of real estate, but has not received title to 1t.
 Thrown From Horse
 Claiming that she was thrown from horse while receiving in- structions in riding, Adeline Ciresi brings suit for $7,500 against Emil Gaugler, doing business as the Peach Orchard Riding academy. She claims she suffered fractured wrist and other injuries due to the negligence of the defendant July 12, 1889.
 Agnes Engratt asks damages of $10,000 from John Waskevice, of Iorrington, claiming she suffered severe injuries while riding as a passenger in car driven by the defendant on the Waterbury -Thom- aston road July 30, 1889. The car, she claims, went off the highway and struck pole.
 Joseph Labulis claims damages of SEQ, 900 from Stanley Tolius. The suit is based on ownership of the Valley Grille, Labulis claiming he is en-