The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
Litigation In Local Courts

Harry M. Albert of Waterbury has filed papers in superior court asking for dissolution of Gabelmann'S EX- press, Inc, of Waterbury and ap- pointment of receiver. Owner of 50 per cent of the corporations stock, the petitioner states the bus mess has been discontinued and numerous creditors are threatening to attach the assets.
 Severe disagreement among stockholders, has resulted the writ states, and con Cinuation of business is impossible. The company is SOL vent, but the assets are in danger because of the dissension and threatened attachments, the peti- tioner states.
 A civil action to recover a iudg- ment of $104.93 and costs of S37 .O6 approved in common pleas court last April 2 was filed in the court today by Walter Perry, state bank commissioner and successor receiver of the Merchants Trust company against Nita s. Kellogg and Har- riet K. Scoville, both of this city. Claiming the judgment has not
 been satisfied, the bank seeks dam ages of $200.
 Gertrude Purcell of Mansfield has filed $400 damage suit in common pleas court against Salvatore Per sico of this city, claiming he owes her $30250 for rental of her prem iSes at " Oakland avenue. The complaint states the defendant agreed to pay $55 when he rented the property last October l, but rent to last March b remains unpaid.
 pr. Elliott R. Mayo of Waterbury seeks $500 damages from Fred Ar buSto of Bantam as the result of an automobile collision last January 30 on North Elm street, according to a complaint filed in common pleas court today. He alleges the defend ants car struck his, damaging it to the extent of $12535. He claims further that he was unable to at tend fully to his profession as physician for some time due to the damage created by the accident and sustained financial losses.
 Permission was granted this morn ing by Superior Court Judge Will liam H. COmley to Walter Perry, state bank commissioner and sue cessor receiver of the Merchants Trust Co.,, to sell a two-family du- pleX house at 4104-12 Waterville street for S5 000. Payment of $l,25O will be made in cash and five-year mortgage will be drawn up for the remainder of the amount, accord ing to terms of the agreement. As sistant Attorney General Robert M Bowling presented the motion in court
 Personal injuries and damages to his car sustained in a four-car col lision on Southington Mountain road, Nov 30 l941, were the basis ot a civil action brought by Michael Superata of Terryville against Wal ter Conaty of Southington and heard in Litchtield common pleas court yesterday. Judge Abraham s. Bor- don reserved decision.
 The plaintiff claimed the South ington man was responsible for the accident which occurred during foggy weather. Repairs to his car were said to have cost $315 and back injury was listed in the com plaint
 Superior Court Judge William H. Comley today denied two motions to set aside verdicts returned recently by juries,
 The verdict of $175 damages re- turned in the islander and assault action brought by Madeline Msado- ques of Waterbury against Armand Bertrand, also of this city was sus- tained.
 Judgment also was entered in the jury verdict returned for the de- fendants in the civil suit of Mrs. Katherine Doyle against the execu- tors of the will of the late Patrick Doyle. No arguments on the motion to set aside were presented and the decision was entered as a technical ity. The plaintiff had claimed she rendered $4,130 worth of services to the late MT. Doyle and the executors refused to compensate her.