The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27

street September 12, 194O. William O'Neill, driver of the company'S truck, allegedly parked the truck inadeQuately, and without having well equipped hand brakes. As result, states the complaint, the truck rolled to the curb, pinning the lad between the truck and the curb. Ralph died September 30th. Atty. William B. Fitzgerald filed for the plaintiff
 Kenneth R. Carlson and Carl Carlson seek to recover $10,OO0 and $1 900 respectively from James Kar- nofsky, all of Waterbury, in 8 civil action filed today in superior court
 Pine Street Crash. The Carlsons, father and son, al- 1ege negligence on the part of Kar- nofsky in an automobile accident which occurred on Pine street Sep- tember 30, 19409 Kenneth claims he suffered injuries of a permanent na- ture as 8 result of the collision, while the father claims minor in- juries and loss of the truck he was l driving.
 Attorney Michael v. Blansfield filed for both plaintiffs. Mrs. Catherine M. Butcher of Waterbury makes the City of Wa terbury defendants in a civil action 1 filed today as result of alleged in- juries she sustained when she fell on a sidewalk at South Riverside street, December G., 1940. In the complaint, Mrs. Butcher charges the city with negligence, stating the walk was cracked, in poor repair, and dangerous. = Claiming perma- nent injury to the left knee. she asks $10,000 damages. Attorney Andrew D. Dawson filed for Mrs. Butcher.
 Walter Jurkiewicz of Waterbury and s. Lowe of Hamden are made defendants in a $1OOOO civil action damage suit filed against them by Mrs. Anna Romanauskas of Water bury, as a result of an automobile accident in which the plaintiff was a passenger August 3, 1940. Negligence Alleged. 1 Mrs. Romanauskas charges both defendants with negligence. The accident occurred on the Prospect Cheshire road, plaintiff stating she sustained numerous bruises of the face, head, back, and arms which may lead to permanent disability. l Atty. Harry M. Albert filed for i the plaintiff.
 Claiming the city court granted only money judgment of $l06.75 against him in favor of Mary E. Sullivan Luddy, Waterbury, Mich ael c. Varanelli of Waterbury seeks $5OO damages from the Luddy yo- man Tn a complaint which brands as illegal the Luddy woman;s fore closure lien on the plaintiffs prop erty.
 Varanelli charges the judgment could not apply to property he owned, and therefore asks that Judgment declaring title to property land owned by him, 4 acres in the city residential section, be returned to him.
 Common Pleas Court
 Paul Manzk, West Cheshire, seeks 10 recover $7,500 for alleged injuries resulting from an automobile acci- dent involving his car and one owned by the Lombard Bros. Inc Waterbury.
 In the complaint, the defendant charges the driver of the trucking company, Peter Maringola. with reckless and dangerous driving. The accident occurred on the Cheshire Waterbury road, plaintiff claiming injuries to the neck, head and legs, with possible permanent injury as a result of the accident. Atty. Michael V. Blansf1eld appeared for Mir. Man zik.
 Helen Baer of 1855 Cooke street. through her father Samuel, asks damages of 5000 from the Thomas ton Savings Bank, as insurers of property owned by Harry Krasow, as a result of alleged injuries she sustained when she fell on an icy walk at the Cooke street property. The compliant alleges she suffered a broken foot which was placed in a plaster cast for three weeks, and used crutches for six weeks there after. Atty. Harry M. Albert filed for the plaintiff.
 Domenic Mobila, Waterbury, stat ing Bernardino Di Nunzia and his wife Theodora still owe him a bal- ance on two clearance jobs he per- formed for them on land owned by the Di Nundos, asks damages of $500 in a ciil action filed against the Watertown couple this morning in the court of common pleas.
 Atty. Harry Krasow filed for MT. Mobila.