PER CURIAM.
Plaintiff's contention that there was prejudicial error in permitting defendant's witness Hendley to testify, notwithstanding his name was not furnished as a prospective witness in answers to interrogatories, does not withstand analysis of the record. Plaintiff knew the substance of the information sought by the interrogatories, insofar as persons connected with the tavern, like Hendley, were concerned. Moreover, the testimony adduced was in effect cumulative...
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