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Storm Damaged Property At Ocean City Ocean City was rather hard hit by the recent northeasterly storm which ■wept thfc State. During Fridy morning the increasing gale and rain brought the tide to a great helghth and caused the suspension of service on the Shore Fast Line out of that city, because of the leaning polee on the Rainbow Channel bridge. From the bay front to Bay Avenue, a distance of 100 feet, and extending for a dosen blocks, parallel to the bay, the water covered the land. At Forty-fifth Street the tides rose so high that the ocean and the bay met. Further down, near Fifty-third Street, a three^tory frame house, owned by summer residents, had us foundations washed almost completely away. Near Fifty-seventh Street a two-story frame residence was in a similar condition. The bulkhead near the rid Coast Guard Station, at Fifty-fifth Street, was seriously damaged and a part LEGAL

, washed away out to sea. The ride1 walla near this section were also

Scone of homes along the bay front had the cellars flooded, the majority of them being summer homes and not occupied. Transportation between Ocean City and Qomer s Point was not resumed until the evening, when busses were put into

operation.

As the result of a head on collision. two automobiles suffered broken wind shields and sundry other damage* to the foregears, when both drivers, claiming right of way. met LEGAL

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at Fine ana ncuty Wildwood. Joseph dwell, electrician, going east on Pins Avenue, was Jammed by Charles Tallow's car, coming in the opposite dlrecUon. who it is claimed, ran directly in the path of OlwelTs car. Besides a good shaking up, both drivers escaped injury. IF TOT WANT LCMOTR OB anything In builders' supplies, call nh.mpinn, loth Street and West Avenue, Ocean City. N. J. Phone

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