Sandora v. Times Co.

These cases were tried together on motion of the defendant, and the plaintiffs claimed to have proved the following facts: February 26th, 1930, and for about three years prior thereto, the plaintiff Alexander Sandora, a man of the age of forty-three years, of good reputation, was living with his wife and their eight children in the town of Woodbridge, in a house owned by his sister, Maria DeMattie. His mother, Margaret Sandora, lived with him, and the plaintiff Julia Pranno, a daughter of Mrs. DeMattie, lived with her mother in the same house. Sandora’s occupation was that of a farmer. The…