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NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT
ESSEX COUNTY
FRANCES TAPPEN HOARE and
JAMES HOARE, her husband,
:
Plaintiffs,
:
vs.
UNITED STATES RADIUM
:
CORPORATION (formerly Radium
ACTION AT LAW
Luminous Material Corporation)
:
COMPLAINT
a corporation of the State of
Delaware,
:
Defendant.
:
:
Plaintiffs, Frances Tappen Hoare and James Hoare, her husband,
residing in the City of Orange, County of Essex and State of New Jersey say that:
FIRST COUNT
1. At the times hereinafter mentioned the defendant was engaged
in the business, among other things, of manufacturing and distributing radium
and radium products, and manufacturing and distributing radium and other lumin-
ous materials.
2. The plaintiff Frances Tappen Hoare was employed by the defen-
dant during part of the year 1916 and part of the year 1917 at its plants in the
Cities of Newark and Orange, New Jersey.
3. At the time and place aforesaid, the said plaintiff was
directed by the agents and servants of the defendant to mix certain luminous
materials into paint and to apply the said paint to the surfaces of various
cardboard and metal materials, principally used in the manufacture of watches,
clock and luminous signs.
4. The materials used in making said luminous paint and the
implements employed in mixing and applying said paint were furnished by the
defendant and the plaintiff was instructed in the manner in which said materials
were to be mixed and the said paint applied by the agents and servants of the
defentant.
5. The defendant knew or should have known that the materials
furnished to the plaintiff in the performance of her duties as aforesaid contain-
ed substances which were dangerous, poisonous and deleterious to the body and
health of the plaintiff, and knew or should have known that the method and manner
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