Nutley Athletic Association names Edward Dillon manager
Edward Dillon of Highfield Jane accepted the base ball team manager post for Nutley Athletic Association at a Town Hall meeting. Charles Young named assistant manager as a schedule was formed for Saturday games and holidays. A broad board of directors was elected and plans to finance a season were discussed. First practice set for this afternoon with the first game likely near the month's end.
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Edward Dillon
Highfield
Jane
Penneston
Nutley Athletic Association
Town Hall
Charles Young
Orel Wes
Horatio W
John
Horace ‘Tentum
Thomas J
O'Neil
Abram Blum
Edward Pp. ‘Whelan
Biase Slavik
Dillon
Baseball 1
Nutley
Park Oval
Franklin A. A
Former Fire Chief Guthrie Douses Office Blaze
Patrick F Guthrie, former fire chief, beat out a blaze that broke out in Dr Watts office at the Columbia Building Highfield Inn last Sunday before firemen arrived Passersby alerted Guthrie who pulled a metal box and used a sofa pillow to combat the flames The fire caused about 50 to 100 dollars damage to furniture and rugs Dr Watts was away from the premises and other tenants did not appear until later
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Patrick F
Mrs Shaw Delivers Reading at Old First Church Belleville
Mrs Easton Shaw gave a reading on immortality at the Old First Reformed Church in Belleville on Tuesday. The event drew local residents and featured a moment of reflection on life and afterlife.
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Mra
Easton Shaw
Old First’’ Reformed Church
BeLeville Taesday
Tero modern cottages on Avenue offer six rooms and bath
Fragmented notice describes cottages with six rooms and bath on a numbered avenue community street. It mentions lawn care, hedges, shade trees, and gated privacy, suggesting a private immobile property with improvements and lawn maintenance.
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Notley Don
Trade Dinner SRO Sign Warns of Sold Out Event
The Board of Trade dinner at the Field Club on Thursday night April 8 is sold out. No tickets remain and no admissions without tickets. Tables are reserved for groups of ten. directors of the Bank of Nutley and the Town officials will be guests. ticket numbers 81 to 90 will not be admitted.
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Field Club
S. R.O
Emil Diebitech
Board of Trade
Board— of Trade
Bank of Nutley
Mmiasighere Eilt
Easier Building Laws Favored to Boost Nutley Revenue
Nutley officials heard a proposal from E. E. Meacham & Co. that relaxing building laws could spur growth. Meacham argued cheaper restrictions would attract home building, boosting local merchants by about 4 000 dollars weekly if 400 houses were built in three years. City commissioners expressed concern over costs to govern a new, wealthier class of residents and potential negative effects on surrounding property. A separate item set April 15 for Patrolman William Johnson’s trial on multiple charges, with Johnson suspended. An issue of 26 900 dollars in anne bonds, including 23 000 road bonds and 3 000 sewer bonds, was authorized.
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Board of Commissioners
Nutley’s
Natley
Mescham
Natey
Meacham
Arthur._R. Carr
Lefferts
William Johnson
Sutcliffe
Abram Blom
Johnson
Henry J Ty. Lefferts
Free Public Library March Report Shows Record Circulation
The Free Public Library’s March report notes record total circulation with 3 605 for the month. Non fiction totals and fiction totals are listed with category tallies for Philosophy Religion Sociology Science Literature History Travel and more. Juvenile and adult circulations are given along with daily averages.
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Free Public Library
Stereoscope Tours
Ymcreabo
Veneer
Suspect Servidio Returns on Disorderly Conduct Charge
Peter Servidio twenty six of 19 Humbert street surrendered on a six month warrant sought by Chief Sutcliffe for disorderly conduct. He had fled to Stamford Conn after a September 14 Washington avenue assault in Paterson. Recorder James M. Post fined him five dollars and two fifty costs.
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Sutcliffe
Peter Servidio
Humbert Street
Servidio
Stamford Conn
Edward Howard
Paterson
Washington Avenue
James M. Post
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Link in Franklin Avenue chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Link who died Sunday were held Tuesday at Stirratt's Mortuarian Chapel in Franklin Avenue with Rev. Henry J. Condit officiating. Burial followed in the Methodist Cemetery in Passaic Avenue. Mrs. Link is survived by two children, Walter and Rose, both of Natley.
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Mary Link
Stirratt’s
Mortuarian Chapel
Franklin Avenue
Henry J. Condit
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Passaic Avenue
Link
Walter
Rose
Natley
Unclear advertisement from Natley carpenter on Centre street
Fragmentary notice advertises a carpenter and builder named B Boest at Centre street Natley. It hints at a power station related project but lacks readable details or dates. The readable portion presents a lone station with uncertain action and location.
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Boest
Earpenter
Bu’ der
Beg Centre Street
Natley
Women Wage Earners Drive Democratizing Shift in Society
A historical essay argues that modern life has displaced traditional female home labor into factories, with 7,000,000 women wage earners reshaping democracy. It asserts educated women seek social utility beyond decoration, urging greater feminine input in public life and policy.
Reps Program Advances Economy Bills in Trenton
In Trenton the Legislature passed seven of eight Economy and Efficiency bills this week, with the House approving most measures on Tuesday afternoon. The lone setback was No. 7 creating a department of shell fisheries, halted by Assemblyman Sheppard. Democrats largely abstained from opposition after a bitter Senate fight, signaling probable gubernatorial approval of most bills except possibly No. 6.
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Trenton
Department of Shell Fisheries
Sheppard
Cumberland
Hennessy
Senate
House
Fielder
Nutley Vincent Methodist Church Names New Minister
The Vincent Methodist Church in Nutley will welcome Rev Chester J Hoyt of Verona as pastor starting tomorrow. Rev Charles H Powers formerly of Nutley will move to Trinity Heddex Church Jersey City. Hoyt and Powers will preach today, Powers departs Nutley Thursday, reception for the Hoyt couple set for Tuesday night April 13.
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Vincent Methodist Escopal Church
Chester J. Hoyt
Verona
Charles H. Powers
Nutley
Trinity-Heddex
Jersey City
Hoyt
Powers
Franklin A A failed to win in Perk Auditorium games
Franklin A A teams suffered losses at the hands of the High School quintet in Perk Auditorium on Thursday night. Franklins first team lost 46 to 21 with Richard Ellis and Harvey Van Riper leading scoring for Franklin, while James Kane and Perry Scorso starred for the High School team.
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Franklin A. A
Perk Auditorium
Franklin
Richard Ellis
Harvey Van_Riper
Franklins
James Kane
Perry Scorso
Speeding arrest in Belleville on Washington Avenue
Benjamin Hurd of North road was charged with speeding on Washington avenue Belleville. He was arrested Thursday afternoon by Motorcycle Policeman Wirtz and left a $10 deposit to insure appearance in Belleville Police Court.
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Washington Avenue
Belleville
Benjamin Hurd
North Road
Wirtz
Hurd
Organization of School Board Meeting Adds Four New Faces
The Board of Education will meet on Monday night to organize for the coming year and introduce four new members. Rumor has it more changes may follow as the session proceeds.
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Board of Education
High School Notes Reflect Class Changes and Illness
Emme Tuers moves to sophomore class while William Gillingham leaves for early graduation. Barbuts Bowker remains ill at home for weeks. William Simmons plans junior class return after Easter. Miss Francis Gould visits as former singing teacher. Miss Clara Scott sick with tonsillitis Wednesday. J A Firmen Jr substitutes for the week. Richard Booth sustains a fractured nose from a baseball practice. School closes Thursday for Easter vacation. The summer term follows.
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Emme Tuers
William Gillingham
Barbuts Bowker
William” Simmonswill
Francis Gould
Clara Scott
J. A. Firmen, Jr
Newark
Richard Booth
Pastor's Auto Crashes Twice Damaged En Route Home
Rev. Charles H. Powers pastor of Vincent Church in Belleville drove a Ford that smashed into a southbound Broad Street car at Washington Avenue and Rossmore Place after striking a milk wagon earlier that afternoon. Steering gear balked before he attempted to drive the car home from the Methodist Conference in Newark.
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Washington Avenue
Rossmore Place
Belleville
Charles H. Powers
Vincent Church
Newark
Powers
Funeral service for D W Davis held in Passaic
Funeral services were held Monday morning for David W Davis of Passaic Avenue who died at 48 at his home Friday night. After services at the house a mass was said at St Marys Church and burial followed in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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David ‘W. Davis
Passaic Avenue
St. Mary’s B. C
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Mrs Barbara Marnloff Dies in Stoomfeld At 70
Mrs Barbara Marnloff, age seventy, died at her home in Stoomfeld just over the Natley line yesterday morning. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at the residence of her son in Wachung Avenue.
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Barbara Marnloff
Stoomfeld
Rheumatism Remedy Ad Claims Safe Pain Relief
An advertisement touts a rheumatism remedy labeled R. A. 288 promising relief since 1864. It claims the product contains no morphine, cocaine, heroin, or other narcotics and can be taken without ill effects. The ad urges purchase for 75 cents and mentions a polite post office response.
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Himer & Amend
Imhoff Plan Up. Veto Ends Senate Bill on Plant
The Imhoff plant dispute continues as the Senate passed a bill to allow one municipality to erect in another's territory but Governor Fielder vetoed it. Orange and East Orange push for a Belleville Soho site, risking neighbor towns Bloomfield and Montclair. Three towns have long fought for control, while a consent requirement for all affected towns was removed before the veto.
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Imhoff
Senate
Fielder
Montclair
Orange
East Orange
Soho
Belleville
Bloomfeld
Annual Charities Conference Heads to New Jersey Venues
The New Jersey Conference Charities and Corrections will meet April 25 26 and 27 at the Opera House Second Reformed Church and Rutgers Gymnasium in Brunswick. Sirs B Vroom of Hillside Avenue and Miss E M Robertson of New York spend the weekend at Atlantic City. Charles Kabre of Alexander Avenue returns from a two month trip to San Virginie. Mr and Mrs A H Denny and family motor to Washington DC. The Misses Antoinette and Rosamond Dorr of New York visit Mrs Stephen H Dorr of Satter Waite Avenue.
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New Jersey
Opera House
Second Reformed Church
Rutgers
Gymnasian— View
Sirs
Mr. Charles
Kabre
Alexander Avenue
A H. Denny
Washington
D. C
Antoinette and
Rosamond Dorr
New York
Stephen H. Dorr
Satter H- Waite Avenue
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MR. Dillon
Board OF Directors
Stemious
Rowen Tkuil
S.R.O
Mrs. Link
Nutley W. P. A
Fife
Elao
Psae
Chester J.” Hoyt
Mr. Powers
Organization OF School Board
Pastor
D. W. Davis
Charities” Conference
Pencraft
Cheltenham
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