Westfield Town Council Probes Sidewalk and Sewer Deals
The Westfield Town Council met to pass sidewalk ordinances on South Avenue and Downer Street and to review grade changes on Dudley Avenue. It discussed street improvements, sewer bonds, hydrant requests, and trolley line coordination, with votes on first readings and referrals to committees.
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Westfeld
Westfled
Perking
South Avenue
Downer Street
Bloodtyond
Dudley Avenue
Ha! Street
Afountain Avenue
Farmer
Oliver
Hidge
Tonpoy
Reveiwal
Codington & Swackhamer
McC
W. G. Peckham
Pecktont
Lighland Ant Mountain
Cabie
Em Dre Crescent
Tynl
W. G. Hutchinson
Rahway Avenue
Willow Grove Road
Lawrence Mynnue
Mountain Avon
Conneil
Trolley Corporation
Central Railroad Company
Road Street
Oshown Avenue
Railrad
Ledley
Reja
Council
Board of Health
Miro Sedley
Cone
Siddlenex Street
Avlion
Boys Ring Schoolhouse Bell Noted Near Prospect Street
Police captured four African youths after they rang a schoolhouse bell outside hours near Prospect Street. An officer investigated the anomaly and detained the youths, with the incident prompting local concern about late-night mischief at the school.
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Prospect Street
Camtield
Afrion
Gauze Lisle Hosiery Sale Announced for Tomorrow
The notice advertises 60 dozen ladies a0-gauge peal Mate hosiery to go on sale tomorrow at a marked trade price. Hosiery is in high demand and priced at even per pair. A note highlights illustrated mule 652 priced at $1.00.
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Nywetal
Rahway News Roundup of Happenings and Obituaries
Town brief recounts police action in a case, local court matters, and several deaths and funerals. Unrest and incidents include a prison transfer, bridge planning, electric box outage, and updates on city officials, residents, and a youth death linked to typhoid fever.
Rahway Sees Illness And Departures At City Meeting
Rahway reports Mrs Tamils Lenox seriously ill at home with attending doctors from Union County Medical Society. State Society meeting opens at Chelsea Hotel Atlantic City. Miss Helen Rossell's condition remains serious amid hopeful but slim prospects. A wedding planned tomorrow at St Mary's Church. Rahway public schools may bid farewell to Dr K-07 Renomie as he leaves to join Adventist Academy. Dr Broome expected to resign this evening.
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Tamils Lenox
FT. Silvera
New York
Vormer
Hiv
Withinstone
Helen Rosselier
Misa Rossell
St. Mary's
Arummar
Mohway
Renomie
Kidway
Advlpht Academy
Broome
Rahway
Joseph Perry Chosen to Fill Weatfield Freeholder Term
Joseph Perry, a lifelong Republican with a solid local record, was unanimously appointed by the Weatfield Town Council to the Board of Chosen Freeholders to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Scudder. A longtime ice dealer and former road board member, Perry has deep local ties and strong business standing, with son George Perry joining him in the business.
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Weatfeld
Josph Perry
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Scudder
Freehollers
Caunouh
Perry
Iloneph Perry
Westfield
George Perry
Perry Haa
Beet
Republican Executive Committee
Freeholder
Well Lodge
Noah Dove
Mainfeld
Silitant
F. Mc Perry
Retirements and school closing events at Livingston School
Roselle Park notes Mrs. George W. Park Mrs. G. T. Peck and daughter Maria have left Atlantic City after a several weeks stay. Tomorrow at 9 10 o clock the closing exercises of Livingston School grammar and primary grades will be held with a display of student work. A separate closing program will feature the pupils and friends of the UALSE? Abpat park. Earlier a buckboard accident near the station left occupants shaken though none seriously hurt.
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George W. Park
G. T. Peck
Maria
Tluntic
Livingston School
Molrom
Ualsaha Abpat Park
Viton
Mise Severne
Hataliak
Georgey Sehnetlak
Concrete Block Compared With Stone For Quality and Price
A note on choosing building materials urges selecting Standard Concrete Block for home construction. It claims blocks are cheaper, stronger, and comparable to stone, highlighting features like chimneys, sills, and steps, and suggests gating quality over price.
Summer visitors and relocations across coastal towns
The record lists people vacationing or staying seasonally at Sachem's Head Crescent Teach North Asbury Park Cottage City Sandwich and Atlantic City. Names include James Rouigers and family, Mr Sinclair, Mr Wilbur, Mrs H B Hegeman, Mya Jal Megtiman, Mrs Brymer, Betty, Mr and Mrs Martin Kingele, and references to local churches and hotels.
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Cranford
Sachem
James Rouigers
Sanitwich
Masa
First Presbyterian Church Sun
Commencement Exercises and Memorial Service Planned
Roselle notices two weeks visiting Connecticut and a high school commencement at 8 pm in the borough school. Clara Williams of Washington, DC visits. M Casewell Tratna of New York guests on Fourth Avenue. Presbyterian Church hosts Sunday memorial service for Rev. Dr. Benjamin Taberee, Persia missionary who died aboard a return voyage.
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Gertende Smith
Fient Wvento
Connecticut
Borough High School
Mes
RLS
Williams
Clara Williams
Washington, D. Co
Hormigh
M. Casewell Tratna
New York
Fourth Avenue
Social Notes From Springfield Area Residents Gatherings
Soin Sirkley of Poughkeepsie visits sister Mins Ma Bickley of Morris avenue Springfield. Mrs Mary Faitoute of Riverside road Springfield entertains Mrs Uartie Nichola of New York. Mise Tren Vollenhover, with Dr and Mr Stites of Morsia avenue, Springfield, returned to Newark yesterday. Mrs August Schott and Miss Bertha sister Mrs Elizabeth Bodwell of Millburn avenues Springfield host guests. Marie Hell of Morris Avenue Springfield visits Miss Gladys McCuskie of East Orange Toward Fila at Woollside. Mrs Torace Smith of Morris Avenue Milly, 70, dies Sunday night. Marion Marshall of Taylor Street Millburn honored at a surprise party.
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Soin
Sirkley
Poughkenpale
Mins Ma. Bickley
Morris Avenue
Mary Faitoute
Riverside Road
Springfield
Uartie Nichola
New York
Mise Tren -Vollenhover
Mr. Stites
Morsia Avenue
Newark
Yeaterday
Mra
August Schott
Bertha
Elizabeth Bodwell
Millburn Avenues
Millburn
Marie Hell
Morria Avenue
Gladys McCuskie
East Orange
Fila
Woollside
Ross Ells
Maple Avenue
Torace Smith
Milly
Vicity
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Springticht
Marion Marshall
Taylor Street
Kidney health claim by McCloskey and Graham ad
An old newspaper fragment promotes a cure for kidney and bladder issues. The ad from McCloskey & Graham of WL Broad Street claims a product, supposedly cleansing the blood and improving overall health, with strong but unverified health claims.
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McCloskey & Grahami
Broad Street
Cranford Board to Hold Regular Meeting for High School Exercises
The Board of Education will hold a regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening as part of the commencement exercises of the High School at First Presbyterian Church. The Township Committee will also meet tomorrow night. Various local residents are mentioned visiting relatives and traveling, including Ke Burleigh and Mrs Key, with others departing to Rhinebeck, New York for two weeks.
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Douglas Simoons
Harry Simsone
Min
Thorn Atreet
Mr. Simminns
Wood
Brie
State Reformantory
Mr. Simmons
Norwark
American Mechanics
Wein
Oelack
Irving Strewt
Board of Education
First Presbyterian Church
Hoputs
Townley
Elisabeth
Azure
Agure
Masonic Hall
KE. M. Burleigh
Ardmore, Pai
Mnie
Key
Janes
Rhinebeck
N.Y
Tenth Birthday and Vacation Notices in Springfield
Mr and Mrs Albert P Cain of Morris Avenue Springfield celebrate their daughter’s tenth birthday with guest A B McIntosh of Montclair and Miss C E Coffin of Short Hills Avenue Springfield who travels to Lake Minnewaska Ulster County NY for vacation The livington team handled the event with refreshments after the test and lighting ice cream cake and coffee were served.
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Albert P. Cain
Morris Avenue
Springfield
McIntosh
Montclair
Short Hills Avenue
Lake Minsnewaske
Ulster County
N.Y
Tivington
Saybrook Scene Notes Local Incidents and Visits
fragmented OCR items mention Masse Underhill of Montaale Godbie of Newark Harry Godbie and Mrs Vanhouten Brook nd Mrs Frederick Tom road John C Retkey Woodruff Avenue injured eye after a daily gem a on Sunday at Waverly grounds Dr Canfield treated the eye Dunlap Newark visitors at the Blogsbury home Wilder Street Ar and Mrs John Manley Elizabeth return from visit Seer 5 ir Diving Cogn free 7 joying vacation
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Underhill
Montaale
S. Godbie
Newark
Harry Godbie
Vanhouten
Brook
Frederick
Tom Road
John C. Retkey
Woodruff Avenus
Waverly Bell
Canfield
Ware
Blogsbury
Wilderatree’ S
John Manley
Elizabeth
Manley
Cogn Free
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Tila
Keggen
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Abikken
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Brand Street
Panini
Kelley
Hugo Voucey
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Mrelley
Pollen O'Neill
Newerk Clit
Charles N
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Weatfield Clube
Michael Farrell
Michwel 1
Farrell
Nano O'Otnek
St. Marya Church
Innely
Mags
Heorge
Dinterment
St. Mary's Cemetery
HP. Martachl
Mya
Margaret 1
Maftaieh
J. 1
Marbach
Cromhoplite
Seymonur Avenue
Kehert Street
Perth Ambos
Mira
Batella
Aviidiam 1. Dally
Hridge Committee
Reidge
Yestaray
Common Council
Ad. Westlake
Sudcom Tritten
G. By Gillaway
David H. Ramsey
Demox M. Silver
G. Otto Graves
William V. Weight
Josph T. Mead
Church Street
Chiiel Atrret
Coparde
Douglas Simmons
Spearer
Tiabwlay
Will
B. Vo Earle
New York City
Thictor Earle
Joseph Perry
M. M. Scudder
Roselle Park
Halsey A Bank
Zoosample
Oxfords
Bamberger
Patent Colt
Russia
Oxford
Gibson
Spaulding
L. Bamberger & Co
Concrete Stone Co
Elizabeth Ave
First Avenue
Roselle
Fitzabeth
Lonvile
Bowals
Ayersville
Union County Business
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Ivan Hee Ee
Wilfred A. Coum
Cate
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James Caldwell Park
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