Second Dinner of Trade Body a Big Success
The Board of Trade hosted its second annual banquet at the Field Lab with smooth service, round tables, and floral decor by William L. Jones. Emil Diebitsch served as toastmaster as speakers like Edward W. Gray and Henry G rout drew cheers and cautions on Passaic River works and local taxation. The Nutley Quintette provided music as about 190 guests attended and the organizing committee listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Field Club
William L. Jones
Emil Diebitsch
Diebitsch
B. Lincoln
Eric Lines
Carr
W. H. Noyes
Hudson ver—Bridge and Tunnel ‘Commission
Alonzo Church
County Park Commission
Edward W. Gray
Passaic
Co. Henry Grout
Nutley
Church
Park Commission
Natley
County Park
Lincoln
The
Erie
Noyes
Brooklyn Bridge
Long Island
Jersey
Hudson
Worsdell Pearson
Edward G. Meyer
Frederick A. Ferris
Howard Ferris
Ralph Zellers
Mr. Diebitech
Charles Losee
William Va. Lambert
George W.me
Pearson Land ‘Johnson
Nutley Freshman at Harvard Fined for Escapade
George C. White of Whitford Avenue Nutley, a Harvard freshman, was fined ten dollars for smashing electric lights in Cambridge early Thursday. He was caught after a police chase with Edward Conklin of Newton, Mass. Two other boys escaped and later surrendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. White
Whitford
Avenue
Harvard
Cambridge
Edward Conklin
Newton
Mass
Trial of Patrolman Johnson Postponed By Board
The Board of Commissioners delayed the hearing of Patrolman William Johnson due to lack of time to subpoena witnesses. Johnson faces charges from March 14 including drunkenness indecent language and insolence to a superior officer. A new hearing date was set for next Monday night with deposition and cross examination planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
William Johnson
Wright
Sutcliffe
Johnson
William H.parry Jr
Hose House
Parry
Suffrage Notes and News on the Suffrage Calendar
In March several states including Pennsylvania and New York added suffrage to the calendar with votes planned this fall. Dead voters and lists in Terre Haute raise concerns while Samuel Reeves of the Pennsylvania Railroad urges stockholders to back repeal of full crew laws, sparking a clash with women’s rights advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Virginia
Iowa
Terre Haute
Indiana
Samuel Ree
Pennsylvania Railroad
Equal Franchise Society of Philadelphia
Stockhlders
Senate Votes to Override Governor on Branch Bank Bill
The New Jersey Senate voted to override Governor Fielder's veto of the Branch Bank Bill. The measure allows branch banks across the state, risking control of money and credit. a House vote is expected. Officials predict a lower total for annual and supplemental appropriations by about 1.3 million, with hoof and mouth disease adding 100 thousand in costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Supreme Court
California
New York
Trenton
Senate
Fielder
Banka
Trut
Read
New Jersey
For Rent Two Modern Cottages Franklin Avenue
Two modern cottages Nos. S17 and $21 Franklin avenue offer six rooms and bath each, nicely decorated with complete improvements in a restricted neighborhood. Very convenient to trolley and West Nutley lawns. owner maintains grounds. Private garage. best references required. adults only. Inquiries to CH VLEs at 006 Frenklin avenue, i. AD, Phone Itht-Netley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Avenue
West Nutleyie
Douglas B. Leigh Visits Chicago Home
Mr. Douglas B. Leigh of Chicago is back in the city for a visit and to spend time with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas B. Leigh
Chicago
Carpenter and builder offers good work at right prices
F B Speer announces his carpentry and building services to Nuticy residents from 656 Centre Street with contact by phone. The note emphasizes reliable workmanship and fair pricing for local projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Speer
Centre Street
Nuticy
Nutley Women to Speak on Gardens and Lincoln Highway
Mrs. Galen Perrett will discuss gardens and Mrs. William Waters will speak about the Lincoln Highway at the Nutley Improvement Society annual session at the Women's Clubhouse. On April 21, anniversary of Washington's visit to Trenton, club women will motor to Trenton to plant Laurel at the Lincoln highway crossing. All women welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen. Perrett
William Waters
Nutley Improvement Society
Washington
Trenton
Welfare Committee Meeting Set for Newark Talk on Training Policemen
The Public Welfare Committee of Essex County will hold its annual meeting Thursday April 16 at 8 15 in the Wiss building at 665 Broad Street Newark. Martin H Ray will discuss Newark s new method of training policemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Welfare Committee of
Essex County
Wiss
Broad Street
Newark
Martin H. Ray
Rheumatism Remedy Adverts Since 1844
A Rheumatism remedy claims to cure rheumatism since 1844. The ad lists ingredients as morphine codeine and various substances with no action on the ailment, asserts suitability for all persons, and offers a trial. Price seven pence per bottle prepaid. Wimer & Amend, aus-44r ged 4ave., N. Y. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimer & Amend
Nutley baseball team seeks candidates after blizzard delay
Manager Dillon announces today’s ball practice for Nutley Farm Park Oval candidates with a scrub game to follow. Assistant manager Charles Young drafts the season schedule. first game set for April 24 at Park Oval against the Lafayette team of Paterson. About 125 applications received and roughly 200 members expected at the next association meeting. season tickets priced at 5 dollars to support the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Nutley
Charles Young
Park
Llafayettes
Paterson
H G Wells Topic At Friday Afternoon Club Meeting
Members of the Friday Afternoon Club gathered at Mrs A Middleton Saughters home on Hawthorne avenue to discuss modern English literature focusing on H G Wells the modern prophet and Socialist Mrs John J Robertson presented a paper on Wells life and writings Mrs OvH Kraeger reviewed Ann Veronica and AL Lecky read a sketch on the element in West argument The next event is the Gentlemen Night set for April 23
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.middleton S'aughter
Hawthorne Avenue
Esterday
H. G. Wells
John J. Robertson
Well
Ovh. Kraeger
Ann Veronica
AL Lecky
Argodbe
Board reorganized as four new members join district panel
The Nutley New Jersey Board of Education re elected Richard W. Booth as president and Marion L. Lewis as vice president Monday night. Four new members Horatio W. St John William C Slavik Edward M Cone and Nils C Lindstrom were seated to fill unexpired terms. Committee assignments followed including finance buildings and grounds curriculum and lectures. The board agreed to permit the Nutley Athletic Association to use Park Oval after the Franklin A A withdrew its request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion L. Lewis
Board of Education
Horatio W. St-John
Edward M. Cone
Nils C.lindstrom
William Longfelder
Booth
Almon G.calkina
Stavik
Cone
Lewis
Joseph D. Little
Lindstrom
John M. Sattler
St. John
Slavik
Little
Alkins
Suffragist Noted to Speak at Nutley Town Hall Meeting
English suffragist Mretie Bestrice Forbes Robertson Hale will speak at the local W P U meeting in Town Hall next Friday night. The event is expected to draw the largest suffrage audience Nutley has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes-Robertson Hale
Mace
Town Hall
Nutley
Orange Woman to Give Reading for Woman's College Benefit
Orange resident Jean Slee’ Starr will present a dramatic reading of James Russell Lowell’s Vision of Sir Launfal at St. Paul’s Congregational Church in Rutgers Orange Thursday night April 15. Proceeds support the Woman’s College at Rutgers. Sidney A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Woman's College At
Rutgers
Jean. Slee’ Starr
James Russell Lowell
Sir Launfal
St. Paul’s
Woman's College
Athers
Sidney A
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Trade Board
ICE Concern
Mountain Ice Company
Avondale
Arthur R. Carr
Erie Railroad
E W. Robinson
Abram Blom
Department of Public Safety
Malcolm L. Meacham
Frenklin Avenue
I. AD
Netley
N.I.S
H.G. Wells
CLUB
Nwt
Richard W. Booth
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