Marsiglia v. Toye

WESTERFIELD, Judge.

This suits results from an interseetional collision of two automobiles. Mrs. Mary Mar-siglia, plaintiff and appellee, claims $9,160 for physical injuries and medical expenses alleged to have been occasioned as a result of Mrs. George Toye’s negligent driving of her Hupmobile on February 5, 1933, when it collided with a Ford sedan owned by plaintiff and at the time of the accident driven by her son, Nutzie Marsiglia, in the intersection of Bienville and North Anthony streets. She joined the Travelers’ Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn., Mrs. Toye’s insurance carrier, as…