The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-24
Woman Asks $2O,OO0 For Auto Injuries
 Mrs. Bessie Lew
 Sues; Many Writs
 Pour Into Courts

l tlnued here today, with a wide va riety of civil actions entered on court dockets. Next Wednesday is the final day for filing litigation for the return day on Sept. 3, and steady stream of cases has poured into the courts during the past few weeks.
 Instituted today as the result of a pedestrian accident May "A in front of The Elton was a 20,00O civil action in Superior Court by Mrs. Bessie Levy of Boston, mother of Mrs. John Greenberg of Water bury, against Joseph Mastandrea of Waterbury.
 Mrs. Levy was struck by the de- fendant's car while crossing West Main Street. The complaint, drawn up by Attorney Max Traurig, lists rib fractures and injuries to the right hip, chest, left shoulder, legs and. right hand.
 Claims Lifelong Injury
 The court writ states, By reason of her advanced age, the progress of the plaintiff toward recovery has been slow. Her injuries are per- manent and will prevent the plain tiff from satisfactorily performing her normal duties for the rest of her life"
 Damages of $10,OO0 will be sought in Superior Court by Geneva Hob son of Milford from the Town of Milford, as the result of fall on Milford highway shortly after mid night last Oct. 12. Represented by Attorney Clayton Klein, she claims | she fell into hole about A inches deep while walking along Nettleton Avenue.
 The court papers state the ma cadam on the edge of the highway had been chipped of, thereby eaus- ing the large hole.
 The Milford plaintiff, in specify ing the injuries and damage, men, tions that $3-pair of stockings she was wearing were destroyed in the fall
 Husband-Wife Dispute
 Several property suits were insti- tuted in Superior Court, one of them by Olga Hellmann Nelson of Wolcott against her husband, Joshua Mel son of Wolcott and sister r-in-law, Anna Nelson Vaillancourt of Hart ford.
 Mrs. Nelson and the defendant were married Nov. T, 1942, and the plaintiff states that the following April 30 she executed to her hus- band quit claim deed on her prop erty in Wolcott. with the under l standing he would not record it un- til after her death.
 The papers, drawn up by Attor- ney Clayton Klein, state Mrs. Neil son left on her vacation Aug. l and when she returned Aug. 19 her hus- band told her to get off the Wolcott | premises, that he had leased them and that she could stay only three days.
 The plaintiff states she learned l that her husband on Aug. executed a quit claim deed on the property to l his sister and that it was recorded | Aug. 5. She charges further that l her husband has failed to support her, and in addition to seeking a decree setting aside both quitclaim deeds, she seeks an order for sup port. Rental Accounting Asked
 Another property suit is brought l by Margaret Pavasaris Smith of East Hartford against Albert Pava- saris Of Waterbury, Simon Spring Calso known as Pavasaris) of Nau- gatuck, Mary Wallace (also known as Valentinas) of Portland, Alexan- der Spring ePaYaris) of Trenton, | N. j., and Rose Pavasaris Kilgore | of Flagstaff. Ariz All are owners of one-SiXth interest in property | on South Leonard Street.
 The complaint, drawn up by At torney F Patrick Zailckas, states the parties have disagreed as to the disposition of the property The plaintiff claims Albert and Simon Spring have collected rents and have failed to give an accounting The court is asked to order sale of the premises, division of the pro ceedS, and an accounting.
 Sale. division of proceeds, and an | accounting involving property at 42-44 Wyman Street are sought in suit filed by Raul Moreira of Wat erbury against Mary Manzella, also of this city. The plaintiff, repre- sented by Attorney George Crocic- chia, states the defendant has man. aged the premises.
 Damages of S3,500 will be sought in Superior Court suit instituted by Julia Fredsall of Bethlehem, who states she is employed as a milk truck driver, against John Angelone of Waterbury. The plaintiff claims she sustained personal injuries May 26 when her car was involved in a collision with one operated by the | defendant at Chase Parkway and | Country Club Road.
 City Sued for S2,500
 A fall on croSSWalk at West | Grove Street and Sperry Street is | the basis of a $2,500 action which | will be filed in Common Pleas Court | by Anna DeSantis of Waterbury | against the City of Waterbury. The accident occurred Feb. 26, 1946.
 A note for S2000 executed March | 4 is the basis of suit instituted in | Common Pleas Court by Aimel T. | Bruneau of Watertown against | Helen w. Batts of Waterbury and | the estate of the late Louis N. Shaker of Waterbury. Damages of S2,500 are sought. The court papers state none of the loan has been re- paid
 Arthur J Wengertsmann of Wat erbury will bring a S40O action against Edward A. GarthWait of | Wolcott, as the result of an acci- dent April 20 near 832 East Main Street. The complaint alleges the defendant suddenly moved his car away from the curb and struck the side of the plaintiffs car.
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