The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-20

Damages of 4l0000 are sought by Owen Carey of Ansonia from the Derby Casting Co. of Seymour and kha E. ]. Kelley & Co. of Torrtng- Ion for injuries sustained in an automobile collision Jan. Il, l944 in Seymour. The suit Is one oi neSeral hundred entered on the superior court docket today.
 Carey stated he was passenger Gn a car operated by Joseph St. Hilairo of Oakville, when the vehicle left the highway and crashed into a tree. It is alleged a truck owned by the tasting concern stop ned suddenly, and St. Hilaire, to prevent striking 1t from the rear gwerved his car to the left Of the Highway. An approaching truck, owned by the Tor ington concern, xammed into the car and showed It from the highway into the tree, the complaint states.
 st. Hilaire yesterday filed a claim of x2,5O0 damages in common pleas court as a result of the accident.
 Carey states he sustained injuries to his legs, knees, shoulders and forehead, and also suffered a con- Cussion of the brain.
 Motor Lines, Inc. Sues
 The Laskas Moto. Lines, Inc, ol w. terbury seeks 5000 for damages ko a tractor and trailer which was Involved in a collision with car owned my Melvin w. Benson Of Woodbury March 2, 1914 on South anRton mountain. The N Nastr Brothers, Inc, of Waterbury, em- ployer of Benson, is named as a party defendant.
 The complaint states the Benson car stopped and the driver Of the tractor tried to avoid crashing into it by driving of the highway. A portion of the tractor struck the car and the tractor then rammed into . telephone pole. the writ states.
 Marguerite k. Atkinson of Water bury seeks damages of 5000 from ROCCO Leogrande of Waterbury and Eileen V. Mcdonald of Water bury for injuries sustained in a col lision last Dec. 3 on Plank road.
 The plaintiff states she was pas Scnger in a car operated by Eileer Mcdonald, when the vehicle was involved in collision with a cal owned by the other defendant. In iuries to the ..ose, ankles, right arn and chest are listed by the plain tiff, who, states she also sunereo concussion of the brain.
 Dentist Named
 Eleven year-old William Schietht of Naugatuck claims damages o S5O0O from Dr. Stasys Sapranas local dentist for an injury allegedlJ Sustained while a tooth was ex tracted Oct. IT, 1914. The plaintiff who brings the suit, through Ill father, Frank Schiethe, claims needle used to administer an an aesthetic broke in his jaw and pieoe was never removed.
 The boys complaint states tha the dentist notified the boys mothe several days later of the nciden' and that two surgical operation performed to remove the piece o neeAle have been unsuccessful. ] 1sralIeed a facial scar has resulted and the boy will suffer the loss o several more teeth.
 An appeal from an appraisal o damages made by William CoA state highway commissioner, wa filed by Oscar Johnson of Beacol Fal1 and Dhinehart Greenberg 0 Seymour. The plaintiffs state tn commissioner assessed damages a 43,OOO as the result of work ol Route on the Seymour-Beacol Falls road through their propert Aug. 8. l944. The amount IS made quate, they claim.
 Foreclosure Action
 A foreclosure suit was filed by tn Waterbury Savings bank agains the heirs and creditors Of the lat John Keefe and the late Katherin Keefe of Waterbury. It Is based O $2,50O promissory note executed D