Hillside sewer connection advances toward health approval
Town leaders report Hillside sewer project nearing final steps with state health approval and legal ordinances in preparation. Township Attorney McLean drafted ordinances to expand the joint sewer with neighboring Orange, while final readings and advertisement for right of way are planned for upcoming meetings.
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Health Board
Barl
State Board of Health
Elisbeth
McLean
Abmney
Barfurcher
Stolen Auto Recovered on Broad Street Newark
The automobile stolen from the Hotel Riviera in Newark, owned by J. Downey, was recovered on North Broad street yesterday. Joseph Solari of 301 Elizabeth avenue Newark faced a charge of driving without a license and lack of owner's license. He was arraigned before Judge James A. Dowd and found guilty of operating without a driver’s license and without an owner's license, fined $25.
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Magon Gid
Theatre manager charged with assault in city theatre
George Howarth of 171 Yale avenue was ordered to leave the opera house after an incident at the Hillfield Theatre. He was accused of attacking a manager and other staff during a disturbance last night. Howarth faced a court appearance and was fined five dollars for disorderly conduct.
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George Howarth
Yale Avenue
Hilinthy
Enluiica
H Owarth Malin
Crilow
Homie Witels
Mansyer
Hilelde
Trvington
Howarth
Dudge James A. Dowd
Popwlantis
Reckless Driver Fined In Irvington Court
Garfield Gray of 863 Nye Avenue Irvington told Judge James A Dowd his radiator heat caused foot pain and compelled him to drive on the running board. Arrested on North Broad street he received a $10 fine for reckless driving.
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Garfield Gray
Nye Avenue
Irvington
James A. Dowd
North Broad Street
Fire Damaged Car in Broad Street Incident
A Plorca-Arrow automobile owned by Fred J. Zuni of 819 Virginia Street caught fire yesterday afternoon on North Broad and was badly damaged. Companies 1 and 2, under Chief Albert Chamberlain, responded and extinguished the blaze.
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Plorca-Arrow
Hillside Citizens Push For Local Paper Growth
Hillside residents urge creation of The Hillside Times to cover town growth and government actions. Community leaders cite benefits for merchants and residents, noting cheaper local purchases and a shared information medium as the town expands. Chief Norman Sanford supports a Hillside paper, highlighting need even in smaller towns.
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Hillside
Hanya
H. G. Lodker
North Broad Street
Hitside Times
John KE
Trousdell
Norman Sanford
Hillards
Ise
Capera
Hillside Times Debuts As Town Welcomes Weekly Paper
The Hillside Times launches with strong community backing from residents merchants and officials. The new weekly aims to inform and unite Hillside by reporting on local developments and promoting initiatives that advance the town while keeping discussions open on vital topics.
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Hillside
Hillside Times
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the Times
Amaranth Mase A Great Success At Masked Ball
A masquerade party and dance at Manonio Hall hosted by Hillside Court No 20 Owlt of the Amaranth drew crowds from Hillside Newark Elizabeth and the Oranges. Prizes went to Carrin Wood James McKech Mrs Ammerman and Mrs Racy for costumes. other awards honored Vaughn Watery Ed Hood and more. The event featured a jail theme and a children’s masked party with games, led by Mrs Loulke Althenn and Mrs Sta M Tollinger with patron Harry Hoag. The organization touted it as the best mask affair and progress for Court No 20 in its first year.
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Hillside Court No. 20
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Mids Carrin Wood
Clarke Street
James McKech
Ammerman
Fairbanks Street
Sta M. Tollinger
Harry Hoag
Hillside
Newark
Elizabeth
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Oranges
Lewie Conrad wedding linked with Hillside travel plans
After a two day motor trip through Virginia and the South, Mr and Mrs William H Lewin, newly married, will reside at 207 Conant Street Hillside. The bride Miriam Constance Conrad is daughter of Mrs Frederick Conrad. Rev Louis B Craig D D conducted the ceremony before more than seventy five guests from Hillside Elisabeth Newark and Asbury Park. Lillian Erichon was maid of honor and William Chamberlain served as best man. Shirley Doreman acted as bridesmaid.
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Elisabeth
Newark
Asbury
Miow
Lillian Erichon
William Chamberlain
Shirley Doreman
Work Begins on Hillside New Post Office Project
Construction starts on the Hillside post office site at North Broad Street adjoining the Masbule building. The plan calls for a four story red brick front with a one story rear addition, total 22 by 48 feet, remodeling the current frame building into four apartments and renting them. A superintendent appointed by the Postmaster General will oversee five carriers and two daily mail deliveries to Hillside, ending the Elizabeth routing.
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Hillside
North Broad Street
Lis
George Compton
Elizabeth
Carviera
Hilatde
Hillside Colts Open Season With Connecticut Team
Hillside new local seven formed by reformer will start season with their opening game against the Connecticut Femme team. The Hillside outfit seeks early momentum and local support as schedule details remain in question.
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Hillside Voters Hear Township Committee Candidates
Three of four Hillside Township Committee candidates spoke at a mass meeting hosted by the Hillside Taxpayers Association at Central Grammar School. Stawski and Sarl answered questions on spending, sewer construction, school funding, and municipal administration, while Charles Woodruff was absent.
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Hillside Taxpayers’ Association
Central Grammar School
Con Avenue
Charles T. Woodruff
Waring & Questionnaire
Louis J. Stawski
Stawski
Richard Sarl
Lownshde Committee
Hillside
Soffce
Street and Highway Board
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Indus High Development
Board of Education
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Hillarde
Barts
Miller
Stree
Bowers
Leyner
Townships
Charlo T. Woodruff
Richard 8
Bart
Gomm
Woodruff
Hillside voters expect record turnout on Election Day
Registration figures show more than 500 additional voters, with 513 in excess, expected to cast ballots next Tuesday. The Second District leads gains with 208 more registrants than 1923, as Hillside’s population growth and presidential-election interest drive a heated local race for Township Committee and Assembly seats.
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Howard J. Bloy
Hillside
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Rally of Hillside Women Republicans Tonight
A large gathering is planned at Central Grammar School tonight at 8 o clock for the first meeting of Hillside s newly formed Women s Republican Club. Mrs Catherine Fenn with Mrs Minore Miller led formation efforts. Speakers include Mrs Elisebeth Nicklaus Ernest Ackerman Thomas M Muir Jon M Muir John W Clift and others. The group aims to build a strong local Republican organization and influence the party platform.
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Peak
Ernest R. Ackerman
Jon M .Muir
John W. Clift
Herbert Pascos
George Compton
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Roemer
Clark Street
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I. Kent
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Long Avenue
Li Altheun
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K. Mulder
Mub
Robert Hut
Elizabeth
Union County
Totley
Hillary
Tetley U'Kel
Hillside Republican Club
Assembly
Charla T. Woodrat
Republicans
Woodraut
Service
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