Moore v. Waterbury Tool Co.

This action was originally brought by Warner Moore, as plaintiff, against The Waterbury Tool Company, a domestic corporation, and Francis H. Clergue, as defendants. Pending the action, and before trial, the plaintiff died and his son Warner Moore, Jr., was substituted as plaintiff. The complaint was originally in three counts. The first count set up that on May 11th, 1931, the plaintiff was the owner of thirty-one hundred and sixty-six shares of common stock of the Tool Company and was indebted to the company on two promissory notes, one dated December 11th, 1930, payable four months after…