The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-10-30

Damages of $4,000 are asked In
seven civil actions filed in the court
pf common pleas court this morning,
the majority of them being based
on injuries in automobile accidents
Many more suits are expected to
be filed before the day is out, be-
cause today is the last return day.
Philomena Notarangelo of this
rity asks $4,000 damages from the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company, for injuries alleged to
have been sustained August II when
the car in which she was riding with
her husband, Pasqale, was struck by
q bus, owned by the defendant COM
pany on North Main street.
Mrs. Notarangelo claims that as
result of the accident she was forced
to wear a special medical appliance
which added to her general discom-
fort. Atty. Vincent Miller appears
for the plaintiff.
Seeks $4,000
Domenic Viotti of this city asks
BIS 900 damages from James Gallo,
also of this city, for injuries alleged
to have been sustained in an acct
dent November 2, 1889, on Hamil-
ton Avenue. Gallo was operating
car in which the plaintiff was a
passenger. The car hit a concrete
wall and turned over on its side
knocking the plaintiff unconscious.
Viotti claims he will be permanently
disabled and charges the defendant
with careleSSnesS in the operation OF
his car.
Attorney Michael A. Ciano ap-
pears for Viotti
Gertrude M. Clark Of this city
seeks $500 damages from Domenic
Castellano, also of this city, for in
juries alleged to have been sustained
in fall in a tenement house on
Colley street, August 9. Attorney
William B. Fitzgerald appears for
the plaintiff.
According to the complaint the
plaintiff and her husband rented the
third floor of the house. She further
alleges that while descending the
starts on the day of the msihap she
fell and sprained her back. She
further adds that the defendant was
negligent in not providing lights
on the stairs!
Albert Leclerc of this city asks
$500 damages from the R. F. War
den & Sons, Inc. of this city, for
injuries alleged to have been sus-
tanned in an auto accident July II.
Leclsrc claims that Hans Rangoon,
driver of truck for the defen-
tiant company, was negligent in the
operation of that van in that he
struck the LeClerc car which cost
the plaintiff $3.50 to repair. Attorney
Fitzgerald represents Leclerc.
Tony Parsic of Beacon Falls asks
damages Of $40O from John Mockus
of Naugatuck, for injuries alleged
to have been sustained IN an auto
accident in Beacon Falls August II.
He charges that the defendant
failed to give him half the road
which caused the cars to collide.
Claims $4,000.
$4,000 damages are asked by
Peter Servidas of Washington
against Frederick A. and Charles
Markham of Woodbury., for injuries
alleged to have been sustained in
an accident September 26.
Servidas charges that he was rid
ing in a car owned by Mrs. John
Petit and driven by her son, How
ard, which made a left turn and
in SO doing was struck by a car,
operated by the defendant. He fur
ther charges that the plaintiffs de-
cendant, a three-year-old lad, died
of injuries from the crash. Negli-
gence on The part of Frederick
Markham in the operation of his
car is charged.
Attorney Vincent A. Miller APP
pears for ServidaS.
A petition asking the court that
Arthur ]. .Oansereau, administrator
of the estates of Victor and Marie
Normand, be enjoined from further
failing or refusing to release mort
cages and pledges on property in
/ Wolcott was filed by Alfred Nor
mand and Elodie Normand. Attor-
ney Edward j. Balthazar appears
for the plaintiffs.
The jury case of Andrew Brace,
asking $4,000 damages from Paul
WEIGH, was started in common
pleas court this morning before
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