Wade v. City of Bridgeport

The plaintiff offered evidence to prove that on December 7th, 1926, while she was walking on the sidewalk on the westerly side of Main Street in Bridgeport at a point near the corner of Elm Street and in front of a building occupied as a store by one Nothnagle, she slipped on ice and snow which had been permitted to gather and remain on the sidewalk, fell and was injured. No serious question is or can be made that, if the charge was free from harmful error, the evidence as to the facts was sufficient to justify the verdict which the jury rendered. Discussion may be confined to certain…