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 weather was rainy and the fog and mist allcgedly prevented the plain tiif river from seeing the overturn' cd truck as he approached it. The complaint states the plaintiffs truck skidded after the brakes were ap. piled, and cellideo with another truck in front of it, went of the highway, and overturned. The truck was totally destroyed, the writ states.
 It Is alleged by inc plaintiffs that tho defendants driver had sufficient time after his accident to warn ap- preaching trafiic Of the overturned car and condition O. the highway but that he failed to do so. They state the first accident occurred when the truck. which was carrying 2,5oO gallons Of gasoline. was speed ing down the highway.
 The plaintiff driver lists a con- cussion Of the brain, laceration Of the right hand, injuries to the chest and abdomen. and back strain. He states his right ankle was sprained. lacerated and confused and that a piece of glass was imbedded in it. The accident occurred at 10 o'clock in the morning.
 Greeta B. Cole and her l5-year- old daughter. Doris Elizabeth Cole, both Of California, seek si5.000 from Arthur N. Cole of Woicoit for sup- port and education expenses. acc cording to a writ returned today.
 The plaintiffs claim they have been without funds for support and education since June 2a, i940, and that the defendant, husband Of Greeta cole and father of the other plaintiff. has indicated an inten- ton not to resume his obligations as husband and father.
 They seek a court order requiring the defendant 10 support his wife and to provide for support and edu- cation Of the daughter. with pay ments to be made either on a monthly or quarterly basis. They have attached property valued at sl5.000 ard ask the court to make the order for support and eduea- ton a charge upon the attached property.
 Morris Ganezer and Mrs. Lena Ganezer, both of Waterbury, have been named defendants in a si5.000 civil action by Mrs. Lucille MeIn- tosh, also of this city. who claims she was injured April 2s in a fall on property at 936 North Main street. which is owned by Morris Ganezer and is in charge of the other defendant.
 The plaintiff claims she missed her foting on a winding section of a stairway, because Of insufficient lighting and was thrown backwards down about 10 steps. The accident occurred shortly before 10 o'clock at night,
 Pointing out she struck glass window doors on the landing below. the plaintiff lists injuries to her ribs and a eoneussiOn of the brain, She states she missed time from her work as a hairdresser and lost income,
 Claiming he was severely burned about the face, ears. neck and haids when a match he was holding exploded gas which had collected in his hame, Prank Gibson of Wa terbury filed . 1000 damage suit against Mrs, Eva Walker of Water bury, owner of property at 20-22 Spencer avenue, and Fred w, Low- Tor. also of this city, who served as the owners agent,
 The tenant claims the premises gas pipes and outlets, no longer used, were earelessly maintained because were allowed To remain, He states the gas outlets were not eapper,
 It is claimed the agent was n0t' fled Of leaking gas at the tenement, but failed 10 make repairs. On seps tember l3, his wife asked him 10 cheek the gas stove, after she dls- eerned the smell of gas, the writ states, After he completed the checking in the kitchen he 0pened the back door, and a match tn his hand illuminated and accumulation Of gas there and he was burned, the complaint states, It is pointed out that an unused gas outlet existed In the hack hallWaV