Mezzi v. Taylor

The significant portions of the complaint are, in substance, that the plaintiff’s intestate was standing upon a main highway between Walling-ford and North Haven at a point about opposite a white pole where trolley-cars were accustomed to stop to take on and discharge passengers, and about fifteen feet from the northerly side of a crossing known as Tolies Crossing, over which both trolley and steam tracks were laid, and that said tracks were upon the extreme westerly side of the highway; that at that time and place a trolley-car was approaching said crossing, which car the deceased and his…