Barton Expelled From City Police Department
The council expelled Barton after a hearing where he failed to appear. Witnesses described February 20 incidents and card playing at a private lunch hut no direct misconduct established. the board voted to suspend and then expel Barton from the police force.
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Esiges
Menageter
Free
Moat
Francie Vy Dobbing
Col. Lambert
Haron
Weight
Ang Monde
Bacton
Barton
Peter Bartz
Kartell
Larty
Hurtan
Lamo
Lounchian Wenbly
Nice
Barty
Bartz
William Swearer
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Webrary
Lo'elock
Burton, Cornelius
Frank
Withexa
Conrad Cornelio
Turton
Horton
Gerge Veo Miller
Marval Glues
Chancroman
Verto
Waron
Vilar
Cornellia
Trembley
Miller
Ferdinand L. Giero
T Polic
Marel
Marton
Witt Nteloek Alm
Coueitnan Vai Saat
Fila
Von
Mavi Holmes
Batrofmin
Burton
Joe Nice
City of
Kaliway
First Step Toward New High School Debate
At a Board of Education meeting the plan for a new high school was approved, including site selection and funding. Miss G. Snill proposed a teaching position, which was accepted, and a resolution supported a state tax to benefit education in Newbery. The discussion noted rail revenue should be allocated to commonwealth needs as a priority.
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Sir G. Snill
Taielir
Trent
Newbery
Kyanize Surface finishes durable woodwork and floors
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Forth Ward Republican Club Formed With Twenty Five Founders
A new political club in the city forms with twenty five charter members. Officers include a president and treasurer as the group plans a Monday night meeting in the ward. The movement notes that every city ward now hosts a Republican club.
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Reepublican Club
Forth Ward
Republican Club
Rabewaty
George Dating
Launiphontis
Kaley
Coat Lost by Negro Suspect Fled Down Track
Patrol Healy pursued a lean man near the railroad station. The suspect dropped a coat then fled toward Poplar Street. Healy drew his revolver, but the thief slipped away. In the coat pockets $1040 in change was found. The youth is at police headquarters awaiting the owner. Fraternal lodge notes report new members and discuss ideals of unity and charity.
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Healy
Raivead
Mart
Poplar Street
Westfield News Roundup Abruptly Mixed
Local notes from Westfield include Vernon Thompson's death at 22 North Avenue and survivors, a cigar store sale to Mr. Treat, and a Royal Areanom event with prizes to Mapes. Firemen’s ball planned at Westert Club on April 22, Board of Tenth to meet weekly, and an upcoming Medical Society meeting featuring Dr. H A Kitch of New York with a paper on De Wont trotter.
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MW. Abrams
Tere
California
Vernell Thompson
War Home
North Avenue
Yeutentay
Harry
Taheen
Mr. Treat
Royal
Stese Mapes
Westdelit
Holes A. Kitch
New
Transplanting Hair Experiments Reported at University Clinic
A Philadelphia Record summary reports Pewe Nus and the University of Philadelphia dedicat department describing hair transplantation experiments. The study notes successful implantation of hair into balding areas, with roots taking after about a week and growth continuing in follow up trials. Researchers claim small hair bundles in the implanted sites form new bulbs, suggesting viability of the procedure.
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Dedicat
University of Deve
Sith
Yorliseus
Philadelphia
Saybrook and Salem Church Events and Social Notes
This evening a parish social will be held at the Catholic Church on North Broad and King streets. Newark visitor Mrs Denton attends with sister Moa Misterick 8, Une Alisher of Salem, and Miss Tichenor of Hilton visits Trasia Melvile in Balemond. Nearby residents and guests mingle as locals name arrivals and errands.
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Saybrook
Salem
North Broad
King Streets
Denton
Newark
Moa Misterick
Une Alisher
Salemon
Tichenor
Hilton
Trasia Melvile
Balemond
Suter
Victor Beige
Salem Avenue
Wisner
East Jersey Street
Eliasbeth
CG. T. Wadraff
William Spitzenbuirger
Prospect Street
Norixt
Elizabeth Nursery Company
Annd
Tim Ton Finger Aulary
Clifford Hiker
New York
Salem Road
Chives T. Worle
Conmmt Street
Prenton Owednessiiy
Joha Ee
Roselle Busy Prep and Local Happenings In April
Roselle notes show the high school track team preparing for a home meet at Cranford and Westfield tomorrow. The dancing class led by Miss Reasio Smith at the Casino ends its season in mid April with a gown dance. Residents Mixx Parmly and Mrs Stone of Fourth avenue are mentioned, with others changing homes and visiting New York. James Thish boasts a fine team of horses, while Mr and Mrs Carmen Pratt plan a move to Rutherford. KC Barlow and family move into the Kipling house on Chestnut Street, and Mr MarNaighton of Rahway buys Laner’s Fourth avenue house and moves in.
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Ron
Cranford
James Thish
Third Avenue
Carmen Pratt
Flrst Avenue
Rutherford
KC. Barlow and Family
New York
First Avenue
Kipling
Chestnut Street
MarNaighton
Ralaway
Laner
Fourth Avenue
Cranford meeting and local notices echo parish life
The Cranford board held a short session settling routine bills before adjourning. Weederick W. Park announces a candidacy for Cowen Freehalder. supporters promise aid. Parish Circle of Trinity Episcopal plans a Wednesday afternoon meal at Mrs. TL W. Mason’s home on North Avenue. Miss Johnson of Mount Vernon visits her aunt, Mrs. J Mix of Springfield Avenue. Chirlen W. Bergstrand, who became violently insane Tuesday, was moved to Morris Plains Hospital yesterday. Dr. Doherty will address the Men’s Club in the West of 1 Church Sunday at 2 pm. all men invited. The Rev Shoop will preach on The Surprising Eloquence of Jesus the Christ at St. Paul’s Mo. Church Sunday morning. evening sermon topic is Holding Firm Vast.
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Seatth Neid
Weederick W. Park
Cowen Freehalder
Park
Trinity Episcopal Church
TL. W. Mason
North Avenue
Misa Johnson
Mount Vernon
Shoop
Jesus the Christ
St. Vanl'a Mo
The Funny Story Doctor Story Tells of Laughter Healing
A Baltimore physician prescribes humor to a overworked businessman in Nashville Tennessee canteen tale. The patient, gloomy at first, accepts the funny stories and dinner jokes, then improves in health and spirits as laughter restores balance to mind and body.
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Baltimore
Gidd William J. Parker
Maryland
Nashville
Fennessecan
Coconut planter urges tree replacement in Samoa
E G Siliion of Samoa, now in Seattle, says the German government protects the world from coconut famine by replacing old dead trees with healthy ones each year. He warns danger of coconut supply shortage as markets grow, citing foreign experiments in copra cultivation as key to planting more trees. He accuses the United States of neglecting Samoa while foreign powers profit on the island.
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Samoa
Siliion
Seattle
United States
Seattle Times
Westfield Officials Inspect Strang Car
Westfield officials and Garwood residents toured the Strang motor car, shown at the C and C shops. Ex councilman Mr. Exkholme demonstrated features and waved off questions before a short test ride ended with the car left under watchman care. The item highlighted local civic activity and upcoming school and factory events, including Jefferson School spring vacation and Hall Signal Company notes.
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Garwood
March Sie Manor Alpers
Wilcox
Pire
Decker
Weelfeld
Strang Motor
C. Shopa
Roselle Park News In Brief
Roselle Park residents note travels to Lonmon for Mrs Vendershot funeral. Mr Mannon cites boiler break at Livingston School causing pupil holiday. Edward Kilsby of Woodbridge meat market suffers inflammatory rheumatism. Mr and Mrs Streielenberg plan May 1 move to Milton Pennsylvania. Mrs Fulton, formerly of Elizabeth, visited yesterday.
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Edward, Mannon
Westfield Avenue
Lonmon
John Vendershot
Mannon
Livingston School
Edward Kilsby
Woodrillin
Albert Streielenberg
Walnut Street
Milrton
Mra. Fulton
Elizabeth
Yestueday
Union Party and Women’s Group Activities Reported
A Wednesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. AW Kamel featured Lillian Kamel turning years old with pink and white decor and children’s favors. Attendees included Ruth Boynton, Margaret Apgar, Ethel Garthwaite, Leona Fayette Miller, and others. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Councellent Farm Presbyterian Church held its monthly meeting, elected officers, approved a $100 church trust gift, a $20 missionary allocation, and a $10 sociable fund for April, with a $25 treasury balance. A joint debate between Union and Springfield Men's Clubs drew a sizable Union attendance. The issue of the human brain is explored with Harper's Magazine an overview of brain function and perception, detailing sensory channels and mental processing.
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AW. Kamel
Lillian
Ruth Boynton
Dorothy Meyer
Margaret Apgar
Ethel Garthwaite
Leona Snl
Fayette Miller
Ruth Leadley
Jeanie
Maury Miller
Glen Poulittle
Myer Day
Edna
Lydia Kary
Gertrude Meigh
Amma Ernat
Helen
Mary Williams
Jennie Failoute
Irma
Boschen
Mildred
Delia Long
Apgur
Otto Boschen
Miller
Ladies’ Aid Society
Councellent Farma Presbyterian Church
Regulay
Lewis
Fulloutes
Tab
Riggs
Danea
Hendley
Misa Ella Brown
Mra
Lewis Benedicty
John TR. Bunnell
Union
Springfield
Life in Christiania Observes Simple Hospitable Life
A sketch of Christiania life describes villa-like homes amid pleasant gardens, simple wholesome living, and warm hospitality. Guests share meals, drink healths with ska ale, and depart with thanks, as described by H H D Peirce in the Atlantic. Also an ad note promotes Brom Quin ine as a universal cold cure.
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Christiania
Cliver
H. H. D. Peirce
Atlantic
Westfield Club Hall Bowling Alleys and Billiards
Westfield Club Hall offers open afternoons and evenings for bowling alleys billiards and pool. Fred C. Kreidlin handles paloting and repairing tabber tirwig at 2 North Ave with telephone service.
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Westfield Club
Fred C. Kreidlin
North Ave
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