Baldwin recently, but without success, the vic¬ tim being dead when the doctor was summoned.
Counselor George Levy appeared before the Board on ths claim of Adam Yulch against the village. Yulch ran into a car and skidded into a tree while driving along Merrick Road, and claims that he was in the course of hii occupation as a motorcycle officer for the village, and (consequently comes under the protection of the Workmen's Compensation Act (as it looks quite probable that he does.) Mr. Levy said that Mr. Yulch had been treated fairly by the village, being now engaged as desk man at police headquarters, but in order to protect himself he must file the proper claim, and would be glad to meet the village authorities' in any arrangementMiller and hia four children have gone to occupy a part of hia parents' house in the Bronx and Mr. Aitkin and hia baby will continue their old home in Ja¬ maica.
Miaa Julia Bums, who haa been spending a two weeks' vacation here at her home retumed on Tuesday to her work and course in graduate nursing at the Mount Vemon Hospital, Mt. Vemon, N. Y.
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The Ladies' Aid Society held their regular yearly business meeting at the home of Mn. A. E. Hunt on Wednea¬ day aftemoon.
The Good Cheer Club met with Miaa Jeanette Van Nostrand this Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Schorr and Miss Anita Cheshire of Mahank, N. J., spent two weeks here with their mothtr.
John W. Seaman and daughter Mary closed up their home here on Bunker