Cado v. Many

JANVIER, Judge.

On April 26, 1932, between 12 o’clock noon and 1 p. m., Nicholas Cado, Jr., aged eight, while on the sidewalk in front of his home on Henry Clay avenue in this city, was struck and injured by a bicycle which was being operated by Lawrence Waguespack (sometimes called Lawrence Junker), an employee of defendant, George J. Many, owner of the bicycle and operator of a nearby drug store known as the Laurel Pharmacy. Alleging that, at the time, Wagues-pack was acting within the scope of his-employment by Many and that his negligence _ was the sole cause of the accident, Mr. and Mrs.…