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Cottage Blaze Fought Crime’s Off In October

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The entire roof was destroyed and damage to the structure was estimated at 2S to 30 per

cent.

After the fire was out, firemen spent additional time at the scene nailing up plywood to secure the * house against vandalism.

DKIUKIS OUTSIDE by the step*, windows open for airing, and the front door boarded up - this is the aftermath of a house fire in the IM biock of 75th St.. Avalon last week.

AVALON - A blare fanned by gusty winds did extensive damage to a cottage at 162 75th St. before it was brought under control by firemen from the borough and Stone

Harbor.

The fire, discovered at 6:05 am. Nov. 10 was believed caused by a rug

Child Labor Violations

under control by 7:30a.m. BOROUGH FIRE Marshal Harry Clayton praised the fire fighters for containing the blare under the weather conditions.

AVALON - During the

month of October, the Avalon Police Department accounted for 3,015 incidents handled or services rendered. In this report it was noted that only two criminal arrests were made and there were no

noise or drug arrests. Traffic problems ac-

Cost City $325 Fines

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TRENTON - A conviction carrying fines totalling $325 for violations of the State Child Labor Law has been handed down against the City of Wild-

wood.

Details of the prosecution were issued by John J. Horn, commissioner of the state Department of Labor and Industry. HORN STATED that Judge Edwin Bradway accepted a guilty plea to the charges Nov. 5 in North Wildwood Municipal Court and assessed the firm $25 on each of 13 Counts. Charges against the city included employment of three minors under the age of 18 without an employment certificate, employment of three minors under the age of 18 more than six consecutive days in any one week (up to 13 consecutive days), and employment of seven minors under the age of 16 in, about, or in connection with power driven machinery.

This prosecution resulted

from an investigation conducted by the Department's Division of Workplace Standards in response to the accidental death of a 15-year-old employee of the city. Deputy Attorney General Ross Begelmen presented the state's compalints in

behalf of the division.

counted for the largest number of arrests with five for general violations, one drunk driving and eight

speeding violations.

OTHER ACTIVITIES for

the month were:

Bank checks, 52; sick assist by ambulance and police car,19; residential checks, 1,225; business checks, 1,289; motor vehicle checks.92; damage to property, 23; minor incidents handled. 255; motor vehicle summon, 14; motor vehicle accidents, 5; juveniles handled within the department,9; fires, 2; and warning alarm res pon-

ses, 28. $

Chief Foley submitted the report to the council, reporting also that the department’s vehicles traveled 10,605 miles, using 1,084.2 gallons of unleaded gasoline and 41 quarts of

oil.

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