Canavan v. City of Mechanicville

In March, 1918, while he was living-in a house at Ho. 614 Chestnut street, Meehanicville, N. Y., as a tenant paying rent, plaintiff became and was sick with typhoid fever. He claims that his sickness was caused by germs in the water which he drank and which defendant furnished and supplied to the house for drinking and domestic uses, and he has brought this action to recover damages. In his complaint he sets up two causes of action, one for alleged negligence, the other for breach of warranty. Defendant has demurred to the latter, claiming .that the complaint, so far as it relates to same,…