Proposition Defeated In Township Vote District One
Local voters rejected a proposal to adopt provisions allowing the township committee to widen straighten and alter streets and roads. In District One 174 opposed 35 in favor with one ballot rejected. In District Two 62 favored 115 opposed with one ballot rejected. Total 87 for 280 against. The measure failed despite campaigning and cost. The township may need to select another street for Kenilworth road and committee will convene to plan future action.
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Cranford
Firat
Kenilworth
Roselle Social News and Local Visits Collide
Roselle residents report summer travels to Vermont and events in town. Mrs Ward and Miss Wis depart Cheatnut Street for Fasex Vermont. Lawrence De Forest from Los Angeles visits his father J De Forest in Fifth Avenue. Mrs Atkins returns from New York and opens her home. Benjamin and Kenjamin of Brooklyn visit Tamberson on Fourth Avenue. Biannual Baptist Christian Endeavor meeting elected officers for the next six months with Christine Anderson hosting.
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Fourth Avenue
Rowelle Pantie
Kewalt’s
Indy
First Avenue
Cant
Baptist Christian Endeavor Society
Christine Anderson
Third Avenue
Vfscern
Presi- Ea Burlis F. Vaughan
Ken Carpentyr
Wecretary
Serres Porting
Antne
FR. AV
Moses Bower
Elsie Churchill Nary
Mig ¥. Bogart
Mra
Charlex Ty Corby
Mount Tabor
Springfeld Methodist Church
Raymond Terry
Yeerday
Ladies* Aid Society
Springfold Methodist Church
Robert Morrison
Public Service Corporation Company
Eevee Aire Nh
Main Atreet
Millburn
John Coughlin
Church Street
Thomas Dunp
Eeea Metuchen
J. Smith
Orange
Nellie Weisbach
Perry E. Hall
Morria Avenue
Sprfield
White
E. Hall
Rahway Adopts Curfew Ordinance After Debate
Rahway Common Council passed a curfew law banning anyone under sixteen from streets and public places from 8 PM to 5 AM during April to September and 9 PM to 6 AM in the remaining months unless accompanied by a parent or on duty. The measure, urged by Mayor Furber and city leaders, also notes penalties up to fifty dollars and includes various petitions and aldermanic actions in the same meeting.
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Rahway
Common Council
Furber
Anlena
Q Sewer
Laron Street
T Ta & A Uke
Waa
Main Street
New Brunswick Avenue
Mazetwood Avenue
Almshouse
Police Department
Sof Rahway
Regina Music Box Company
Fur Hier
Campbell Stevet
Taurber_ Asphalt
Hoenn
Conneilman Gallaway
Fulton Street
Lincoln Hook and Ladder Company
Walther van ‘Pelt
Walter Brunt
A. Thorne
Union
Whittier
Wilfred A. Cole
Roselle Park
Cole Tao
Adana Street
Gallaway
Garwoodites And Baseball In Garwood Under Fire
Garwood council notes objections to baseball on Maxwell property opposite Aeolian works due to profane language. Petition from citizens referred to Police Committee. Sewer negotiations with Westfield halted as joint commission negotiations prepared to be appointed by the court. Health Committee reports one complaint quickly remedied.
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Garwood
Winslow
Sargent
Doremor
Maxwell
Aeolian Works
Dushapels
Weatfield
Oliver
Joiint
Kaylor
Plainfield
Elizabeth
Lawn Festival For Benefit Of Chapel In Garwood
A lawn festival at the home of Councilman Wallace Kaylor in Garwood raised an estimated 75 dollars for the chapel. Tables on the lawn offered strawberries and cake with a candy table arranged by Mrs Ethel Millin of Elizabeth. Japanese lanterns added charm as ladies of the church society served the event.
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Locm.isms
Cramford A.C
Olympic A. C
Klimbeth
Union Wienue
Satuday
Mins Lenlourtin
Charley R. Losey
Mina Alcide Marion
F. F. Carr
Fil. Koons
Mo C. Nichols
J. L. Derby P.M
A. Mf
Cranfons Council
Masonic Wall
Somerset Council
Mainfield
G. F. Greene
Clarence Winkerlee
A. I. Beckley
George Eilenberger
Beckley
Garwood
Kenilworth
Truchlomt
Guilfrey
Trav.blood
Maverford College
W. J. "Rhoares
Elizabeth
First Presbyterian Church
Soudford
Alariborough Street
Arty
Ten Amull Hoya
Anil
Otension
Idron
Wallace Kaylor
Japannsa Ianterna
Standart Concrete Block Promises Quality Builders Appeal
The notice urges choosing Standart Concrete Block for home needs, claiming higher quality than brick and superior strength for chimney taps sills and intels. It emphasizes price and durability as selling points, appealing to value seekers.
Fire department boot purchase proposal discussed at meeting
The gathering at the old central liberty house discussed buying boots for the firemen. Fire Chief Dushanek led a drill Monday night with several attendees, including members near the public school, as Mra Kaylor Stiff and Garwood paragraphs were noted.
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Garwood
Central Liberty Hose
Dushanek
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Granford
Committee
Streete
Roselle
Christian Endeavorers ET Officers
Kemp’s Balsam
Broad Street
B.C. Walls
Union Street
Hamilton Atrott
Indus
New York and
New Jersey Telephone Company
Police Committee
Express
Henry Shipman
Adams Express Company
Mr. Shipman
Me Shipman
Mien Crom
Springfield and
Garwooditesand Baseball
Westfield
Chapel
Penn
Deogette
L. Bamberger & Co
Newark
Elizabeth Ave
Bas-W
Eilzabeth
Roselte
Ares
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Stiff
Boren, Bam
M. Sundaggs
M.ten
New York
Dental Parlors
Broad ST
Meron
Union County
Cranford, Gas Company 7
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