Board fights license revocation hearing noted
The Board of Trade pursues revocation of a license amid a public hearing plan. Attorneys from the Anti-Saloon League and the Board's legal committee argue jurisdiction and due process as license owner Sal i Pagatori is represented by John A Matthews who accuses political motive and requests reconsideration of the hearing date.
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Board of Trade
Commis- Nee Eral
Euditorium
Tra Z Ten
Rowland
Munroe
Chief Gets Wild Game for Nutley Forests
Police Chief Sutcliffe plans a morning trek to woods north of Kingsland and west of the terrace to release wild game bird obtained from the Bloomfield game warden. Residents report feeding birds of this variety in the neighborhood during winter.
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Sutcliffe
Kingsland Catraet
Bloomfield
Parochial School Plan Linked to St Mary’s Church
Mortgage transfer reveals plans for a parochial school connected with St Mary’s Church. Officials say the school could become a reality within eight years, with plans for a building behind the rectory facing Melrose Street following a $14,600 mortgage transfer from the Bishop to Howard Savings Institution.
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St.Mary's
Melrose Feece Street
Howard Savings. Institution
Daughters of Liberty Members Host Two Social Events
The State Councilor of the Daughters of Liberty and staff will visit Stars and Stripes Council on Thursday night April 20 for a large meeting with the good and welfare committee serving refreshments afterward. A reception and Easter event is planned by the local lodge for Monday night April 24 at Town Hall. Committee members include Mrs. Touira Sataige Ella Speer Jones Grace Joieson and Messrs George Speer George White Alfred Yost and G Raymond Cooke.
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Daughters of Liberty
Stars and Stripes Council
Touira
Sataige
Ella” Speer
Jones
Grace’ Joieson
Messrs
George Speer
George White
Alfred Yost
G.raymond Cooke
Local High School Notes Highlight Activities and Events
Irene Phillips invites girls to practice library work this spring and summer at the library. Tennis candidates met for trials and received three balls each to start the season. Bernard McGinnizity will throw the discus next Saturday at the Inter-scholastic meet at New York University. A debate on the liquor question by English IV occurred yesterday with Lloyd Van Winkle and Thurston Woodford for the affirmative and Wilfred Lindstrom and Richard Booth for the negative. The Hunter class basketball games begin next week. An orchestra is being organized by Mr. Fine. members include Herbert Bleicher Norman Thompson Frank Ciardi and Frederic Oliver. The Studenkasipe German event is planned for next Friday afternoon. committee includes Jennie Moxtey Elsie Assmos Wilfred Lindatrom and Donald Blarkar. Spring vacation starts next Friday. The Zeta Phi will hold a literary meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mark Twain discussed. Natley boys expect to enter the annual oration contest conducted by the Hamilton Institute in New York next month. Principal Tillinghast addressed tardiness at the weekly assembly. March attendance was seventy eight with sixty four against boys and seven against girls. The Mandotia Club met Wednesday extending Brewster of the Juniors.
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Mandotia ‘Club
Horses loose as stable fire tears through Natley district stalls
Eighteen Allan Stirratt owned horses escaped during a Sunday morning blaze at Natley V.iv Livery Stables. Firefighters saved horses, moved vehicles to safety, and contained the fire within an hour. Damages exceed four thousand dollars to the building, with two thousand to contents covered by insurance.
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Allan Stirratt
Natley V.iv
Orelock
Vanisia
Aonen
Chestnut
East Natley
Michiel. Heinz
Stirratt
Qutek
Frederick J. Farrington
Joseph Stirratt
Contenta
Army Speakers Set for Town Hall Rally on April 13
Major George Haven Putnam, Civil War veteran, and Major Harry F. Howland will speak at a Thursday night rally at Town Hall. The event is hosted by the Natley Branch of the National Security League to discuss security issues.
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League
Town Hall
George
Haven Putman
Harry F. Howland
Natley
National Security League
Clubhouse Talk Promises Prep and Policy Update
Members of the executive committee met Monday afternoon led by Mrs Dean Welch and Mrs Agnes Alfonzo. Town Attorney William B Parry will speak at the clubhouse on preparedness.
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Jacks
Eleming
Gara Renee
Dean Welch
Agnes’ Alfonzo
Ow. C
Ryan
Medbera
William. B. ‘Parry
New York University Afternoon Debate Yields Surprise
In the annual NYU games an English IV debate was held with four girls presenting. The subject was unresolved and a surprise was noted as the event concluded. Participants included Dorothy Samsofi and others, with a courtlike fine of $1.00 mentioned in passing.
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Ellents
Jareau
Dorotihy
Samsofi
Ima
Local Award Stands For Spatz Brothers In 1916
Readington era notes from West Orange report Spatz Brothers receive a local award for 1916. Mayor Blum and Mr. Lefferts oppose bids again while court action looms over a contract. Centre Street sewer work and building code changes face debate amid contractor and company disputes.
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Natley
Carr
Blum
Lefferts
Chardi
Cart
Frederick Ae Beistey
James T. Boylan
Washington Avenue
L.sonnebornee
Nursing class closes work with a party at Park School
The winter nursing class at Park School under Dr Helen Carter held its final meeting Tuesday. Attendees included Mrs H H A Zoerner Mrs William Kirkpatrick Mrs Charlies Page and Misses Edith Jordan Elizabeth Say Marjorie Carryl Grace Edwards Alice Edwards and Cora Ferris.
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Park School
Helen Carter
Epresd
H. H. A. Zoerner
William, Kirkpatrick
Charlies Page
Edith Jordan
Elizabeth Say
Marjorie Carryl
Grace Edwards
Alice, Edwards
Cora Ferris
Nutley Council Holds Open Night With Attentive Audience
Nutley Council hosted open night with about one hundred attendees. Remarks by Pagt State Councilor R. P. F. Von Minde and William 3%. LaRue accompanied by musical selections from Howe and Dickson. Prof De Wit Paxton and Nowak entertained with humor. The Good and Welfare Committee provided refreshments under Deputy States’ Councilor E. Humphrey’s chair.
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Nutley Council
Pagt State
R. P. F. von Minde
William
LaRue
Howe
Dickson
de Wit’ Paxton
Nowak
E. Tc . Humphrey
Reconstruction at Fisid House After Storm Damage
Post storm repairs resume on the Fisid House described as gray stone with two wings, north and south additions planned. The main wing remains under construction with plans for a single shower room and total costs around 11,000 dollars.
Unclear fragment hints at event and people
Fragmentary text mentions Vincent and ladies possibly connected to a event or gathering. Details are unreadable and names, places, and actions cannot be confirmed.
County Elections Fix May 2 Special Gerriatry Day
County Board of Elections notifies Town Clerk Oncar Kirkeby that May 2 is set as special registry day for town voters to sign petitions and vote at usual polling places. Signature swearing required. last filing date is April 29 at midnight. Voter instructions explain preferential ballot rules per Attorney General ruling.
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Kirkeby
Madst Express & Choice
Ares Bo
Nutley Fire Department Praised for Livery Stable Fire Fight
A correspondent lauds the Nutley Fire Department for extinguishing a Sunday morning blaze at Stirratt's Livery Stable on April 2 and protecting nearby properties. Chief Gehring and crew receive commendation for their skill and faithfulness, highlighting the department's merit among volunteers.
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Str
Nutley_ Fire Department
Stirratt
Bayond
Stnie
Gehring
J. A. Frobose
Chestnut Street
Natley
Library statistics and Shakespeare centenary displays
March library totals show non fiction 818 and total fiction 39165 with daily averages of 149. A Sunday reading hour at 3 PM invites seventh to eighth graders and high school students. A Shakespeare centenary shelf exhibits works by Howell Black Bennett Latkenhaus and others, plus a story hour led by Miss Phillips with The Fairy Shoes.
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Sy Magazine
Goodrich
Howell
Stratford-on-Avon
Black
Judith
Shakespeare
Bennett
Annual Meeting of Social Services Bureau Held April First
The Social Services Bureau announces its annual meeting at 8 15 PM on April 1 at the Woman's Club House with Dr KR Chief of the Division of Child Hygiene of the State Department of Health of New Jersey as speaker. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Stewart of Centre Street.
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Apnoea
Social Services Bureau
Woman’s Club
State Departee of Health of
New Jeresy
Wotherley
Aughts Charles Stewart
Centre Street
Funeral Tomorrow for J. E. Armstrong
Funeral services for J E Armstrong will be held tomorrow afternoon at his residence 603 Bloomfield Avenue with Rev Douglas Matthews officiating. Burial will follow in Ridgelawn Cemetery. A Masonic service by Corinthian Lodge will precede at Masonic Hall Natley. Armstrong died after an apple tree accident and pneumonia complications. He was born in Belfast Ireland and lived in Natley since 1909. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Herold B Cochran of New York and Mrs Percival Holland of Caldwell, and two sons William T L and John E of Natley, plus a brother in Ireland.
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Bloomfield
G’elock
Armstrong
Millom Ayers
Mr. Armstrong
Belfast
Ireland
Nutley
End
Corinthian Lodge
New York
Herold B. Cochran
Percival Holland
Caldwell
William ‘T. L
John E
Natley
Funeral for George S Schofield at St Marys Church Passaic
Funeral services for George Simpson Schofield of Myrtle avenue Passaic will be held at 9 o clock this morning at St Marys Church Rev William L Cunningham officiating. Interment in St Johns Cemetery Orange. He died Thursday at St Marys Hospital Passaic and leaves a widow and two young sons. He formerly operated a Newark shop and had lived here three years. He is survived by his parents and a sister with connections to Fall River Palm River and Cos Cob.
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George ‘Simpson Schofield
Myrtle Avenue
St.Mary’s Hospital
Passaic
St. Mary’s Church
William L. Cunningham
Orange
Me. Schofield
Mangét
Newark
Chos
Bar
Fall ‘River
Masa
Schofield
Bmr
John. Seelelie
Fell River
Palm River
Crater
Sedi Fe Beltaire
Cos Cob, Conn
Dentists Dissolve Firm in Newark Notice
On May first Drs Tantany Gilchrest will dissolve the dental partnership. Both offices are in the Post Office building and at 29 Palto, Newark. The notice lists dissolution of the firm with details and a figure of 6000 74.
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Tantany J. Gilchrest
Paltos
Attect
Newark
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Matthews
Wright Sutcliffe
Condit
A. R Taylor
Nutley’s. Forests
Ber
W.L. Cunningham
D.of L
Irene Philips
sChar Aday Noon
Bernard McGinnzity
New York University
Lloyd van Winkle
Thurston Woodford
Wilfred Lindstrom
Richard ‘Booth
Hunterclass
Fine
Herbert Bleicher
Norman
Thompson
Frank Ciardi
Frederic ‘Oliver
Zeta Phi
Mark ‘Twalt
New-York University
Spatz Brothers
Vincent 5 Eae
Ronani Lockers
Bate
County Election Board
Library . Statistics
S.S. Bureau
STAR
J. E. Armstrong
G.S. Schofield
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