The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
Litigation In Local Courts

houlb klrVuub ukVUfSc uCtlou against Margaret Pollard plrune will Do assigned for another hear-
 ing Ns the result of . mlstrial do. elared shortly after the cMS0 opened before Judgo William H. Comiey in superior court yesterday, The oou- pie, who arc local residents, mar rlod in october, 1925, Tho plaintiff charged hls wife with cruelty and misconduct and asked for custody of three minor children.
 Mona Valois of Beacon Falls was awarded $500 as tho result of In. jurles sustained November 70, io40, in Q car collision, according to 6 deelslon handed down yesterday by Common Pleas Court Judge Abra. ham 6. Borden. Two other plain. tlfis in tho litigation brought against Raymond K. Brucker of this city weTo awarded damages.
 The accident occurred in Beacon Falls whom car driven by the dc.
 fendant Rllegedly struck ono owned by IdR Vaiols Of Beacon Falls, and In which tho other plaintiffs were passengers. The owner was award. cd e20S.7b for damages to the car, and tho third plaintiff, Audrey ValoIs will receive eiO0.
 Robert Dremlner of Watertown was awarded e2B maximum compon- BRtlon to Do paid weekly during dis. ability beginning April Q, for second degree burns Of face, neck, both sorearms and left hand, an Injury sugtained while employed at Water- bury Tool O., according to an agree. ment approved today at tho office of Compcnsatlon Commissioner John l., O'Conneil. Also approved was on agreement for e2i.Do to Do paid to Eugene Weber of TorTington weekly, beginning April i0. for cons tusion of his right foot, on in- jury which he suffered while ciin. ployed at the Torrington %.
 4 stipulated Judgment was entered in the civil action brought by Qlo- vannl Russo of waterbury against Nicholas, Michael and AlessandrO Varanelii, all Of this city, in the superior court yesterday afternoon as the case was in its third day Of trial.
 The litigation was based on prop- erty accounting involving premises ct 30D Congress avenue. Tho stipu- Iatlou stated 92,D34.O0 was due from Ailesgandr0 Vnrauelu and should Dc divided as follows: Michael varan- elli, 9i.427.DS; John RsiseO, ei,OA4O3; Nicholas Varanelli, e402.i0. The four partieK are owners Of tho premises which Include 0 six tenement build- ing, land and cigar factory plant.
 The plaintiff claimed Michael Var. anelll, who collected rents and made disbursements, failed to give on ac. counting and asked for 93b0O dam. ages for rent due him since 1v2B.
 Attorney Alfred L. Tlnkelstein, receiver of Industrlal Properties, Inc, was granted permission by Superior Court Judge William Fl. Comley today to pay the City of Waterbury taxes on the lD42 grand list amounting to e3,637. Payment of ee20.6O will be made for property at i2b Maple street, and e2.TOT.50 for premises at 100 Mill street. The motion presented to the court stated the recelvership hes approximately @, 1O0 on hand. :.
 Hearing on the Merchants Trust Company's motion to compromise mortgage on property ct 22i Bank. street was postponed when the case was called Sp superior court today. The bank seeks permission to ace cept of2,O0O in full settlement of 6 mortgage valued ct o17,6O0. The property houses the Stag Hotel.
 Rose Anderson of Waterbury has filed c divorce action in superior court against Charles AndersOnj also of this city, claiming her hlis- band has been intolerably cruel since the date of marriage. January 1s, iD2i. Custody of two minor children and an allmony allowance also are requested by the peis- tieneF.