Supreme Court of Connecticut March 20, 1891 (Andrews v. N. York N. England R. R. Co.)

These were three cases tried together and all depending on the same facts. There was a hearing in damages after a demurrer overruled and a judgment in each case for nominal damages only. The injury of which the plaintiffs complained happened at a grade crossing of the defendant's track in the town of Plymouth known as "Tolles's Crossing." That crossing is in a thinly settled locality.