The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-26
Ten CiUil Actions Placed On File for Trial m Courts Here

Ten civil actions based on various complaints, including collision in- juries, falls, assault, unpaid loans, and fraud, were entered on the Superior Court and Common Pleas Court dockets today.
 A collision Jan. between a car owned by George Shaw of Water town and truck owned by Sam uel Rosenthal of Waterbury is the basis of two suits filed in Superior Court and another in Common Pleas Court.
 Ann Webster Knapp of Wood bury, passenger in the Shaw car, and Paul Johnson, operator of the car, each claimed $10,00O damages, for personal injuries. The Common Pleas Court action was filed by Shaw, who points out it cost him $829.03 to repair the car and $268,1 10 to rent another one- The accident occurred in Bethlehem.
 Sues Wife for S1O,OOO
 Peter Yuskevicius of Waterbury filed a $1O,000 Superior Court suit against his wife, Alexandria Yus- kevicius, also of this city, charging fraud in real estate transaction involving property and grocery store at 96 Sunnyside Avenue.
 The plaintiff claims his wife agreed to give him half-interest in the premises on the. payment of $4,000, and that he paid the sum expecting to gain one-haf title. Instead, his wife obtained bill of sale on the premises from her bro ther Anthony Petrokaitis, and sign ed papers which gave the couple joint tenancy and the right of Sur- worship, according to the com plaint.
 It is alleged that Mrs. Yuskevi- cius later conveyed her interest to her brother without consideration and that he then signed papers conveying the interest back, without consideration. In addition to the damages, the plaintiff seeks de- claratory judgment voiding the transaction, an accounting of the rents and profits from the property and store, and appointment of 8 receiver of rents and income
 Frankfurters Called Unfit
 Claiming that frankfurters pur- chased at a Bishop Street store last Nov. 29 were not fit for consump- tion and caused severe injuries, Lil- Han Delaney and John Frank Mer- cier, both of this city, filed an $8,- 900 suit in Superior Court against the store, the United Meat Market and Grocery Store.
 Mrs. Myrtle Mercier, mother of the plaintiffs, brings the action in behalf of her son, minor. The complaint states the frankfurters contained ground glass, and both plaintiffs became i'll. It is alleged the boy missed two months from school as result of the illness.
 An alleged fall Feb. 21 on a side walk at 169 Rubber Avenue, Naug- atuck, is the basis of a 1000 Sup erior Court civil action filed by Max White of Waterbury against Clara J. GustafSon of NaugatucE and the Borough of Naugatuck. The plaintiff claims water from drain pipe on the Gustafson property had frozen on the walk and created dangerous condition.
 J. Glen Griftiths of Waterbury administrator of the estate of the late John Schultz of Waterbury filed $3,500 suit in Superior CourI against Francis R. Burns, also O. this city, as the result of promis. sory note for $2,70O signed Jan. Is 1945. The write states the note il wholly unpaid.
 l. Debt Basis of Suit
 An alleged debt of $2,800 contract ed prior to Oct. is the basis of ; $3,500 suit filed in Superior Cour by Ernest Tremblay of Waterbur. against Donat Poirier, doing bus mess as Emil's Restaurant in Wa