Bilger v. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Drew,

The appellant company, in January, 1930, conducted a retail grocery store on Brownsville Road in the Borough of Mount Oliver. The floor of the store was on a level with a concrete sidewalk in front of the building. The front was of the common type, with double glass doors, and with a show window on each side of the entrance. Between the show windows and flush with the sidewalk was an open entrance way, or so-called vestibule.

On the morning of the accident, the appellant had a display consisting of five paper sacks of flour on the sidewalk at the corner of the…