Local residents fined over license refusals and an arrest for unlicensed peddling
Nichelle Martine of Hancock avenue was fined $2 for refusing a dog license after a summons to Police Headquarters. Angelo Gravine of St Marys place was fined $3 for the same offense, deemed sassy to the Recorder. Henry Haert, an Edward Harris employee, was arrested last week for peddling dry goods without a license and was adjourned for a week due to lack of evidence. Policeman George Mallaza led the arrest but no sufficient case against the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichelle Martine
Hancock Avenue
Recorder Page
Angelo Gravine
St. Mary’ S Place
Recorder
Henry Haert
Edward Harris
George Mallaza
Nutley Rounds Up Road Projects and Health Work
Nutley officials approved a Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission project to include Nutley in a major system, with Councilman Mutch urging bids for gutter and curb repairs and crosswalks on Centre and Franklin. The meeting covered road tarvia purchases, school park macadamizing, inspections at Cutlery Works and Lobsitz’s mills, and various bills totaling hundreds of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
Board of Education
Weischedel
Lobsitz’s
Fice
Callahan
Franklin Avenue
F. A. Blaba
Board of Health
Chestnut Street
Board of Freeholders
Lafayette Place
Darby Brook
Emil Diebitch
Real Estate Notes Listing Nutley Rentals by A L Huntley
A L Huntley reports renting sixteen Nutley houses since February 1. Rentals include No 11 Montview Place to Louis Rothwell of New York for the American Pin Company, No 575 Bloomfield Avenue to L Camp of Belleville, No 62 High Street to H A Finch of Orange, a two family on Dodd property to A L Harlan, No 118 High Street to Henry Bailey of Montclair, No 265 HL Side Avenue to W H Drummond of Anderson Lumber, No 37 Colonial Terrace to E A Finlayson of Paterson Guardian, and No 206 Rutgers Place to Mrs George F Roosen of New York. over 100 other inquiries for Nutley houses this spring, most renting around 25 to 30 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Huntley
High Street
Nutley
Montview Place
Louis 5. Rothwell
American Pin Company of
New York
Bloomfield Avenue
L. ©. Camp
Belleville
H. A. Finch
Orange
Dodd
Vreeland Avenue
A. L. Harlan
Nutley A. C. Opens Baseball Season With Delawanna A. C.
Nutley A. C. begins its baseball season tomorrow against Delawanna A. C. at that place. All squad members are expected to attend a tryout. New suits were measured Thursday night in three sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley A. C
Delawanna A.C
Bayes
Jack
Norworth
Charles Dillingham
Globe Theatre
Werbas
Luesche
Moon-man
Eat
Lost and for sale notices from Nutley area
Items list a lost brown purse on Nutley streets with a reward and names contact MRS DUNCAN, plus lost eyeglasses. numerous rental, sale, and apartment notices for Nutley properties and nearby areas. Real estate ads include a seven room house with steam heat and an 80x150 foot lot and a regulation billiard table for sale. Listings mention Nutley Sun Office and Nutley Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highfield Lane
Avondale Station
Nutley Avenue
Walnut Street
Duncan
Nutley
A. L. Hay
Lakewood Strain
van Riper Bros
Church Street
Cs Inquire
Nutley Sun
Hey Wood
Vreeland Avats
la Tde
Prospect Street
N. d
Folies Bergere to Open in New York with Parisian Fireworks
Henry B. Harris and Jesse L. Lasky announce the Folies Bergere on Forty-sixth Street west of Broadway. A million-dollar theater features a movable dining layout, tables at its core, with European entertainment from Madrid to Pesth, opening at 6 p.m. with dinner and a cabaret that runs until 1 a.m. Two shows require two coupon sets, prices from 1 to 2.50 for early, 4 to 1.50 for second. matinee features and orchid conservatory planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Harris
Jesse L. Lasky
Paris
Forty-sixth Street
Broadway
New York
Louis Seize
Greece
Folies Bergere
Orchestre de Luxe
Foes Bergere
Sandolin
Madrid
Vienna
Buda Pesth
Europe
Warden
Woman Recounts Fight Over Iron Poker Incident
Witness testifies two women argued on a Saturday afternoon and one struck the other with an iron poker. The record notes forty contradictions as both sides dispute the event and promise a report next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Pissezki
Telloi
Avondale Hose Company 1 Hosts Spring Housewarming
Avondale Hose Company No 1 invites neighbors to a housewarming Friday evening in April at the newly renovated Avondale firehouse to showcase improvements and welcome the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Hose Company No.1
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Behever
Feigenspan’s
Scheuer
Sinpitchi
S. Scheuer & Co
Washington PL
Deg
Passaic, N. J
Mutch
Union Avenue
Daniel DeVries
A. B. Stirratt
N. Y Telephone Co
Wilbur Garrabradt
Electric Company
D. F. Snyder
Charles FH. Kierstead
Frank L. Busby
Max P. Kaufmann
The
W.& LE. Gurnev
A. H. van Riper
J. Harry Hall
James T. Boylan
Ae Me and Company
T. J.o'neil
Brookfeld Avenue
Nutley Realty Company
West Nutley
N. J
Nassau St
N.Y
Hillside Avenue
Nutley Terrace
J.D. Donaldson
Nutley Station
Robert Cunninghan
Robert Cunningham
Desire Rooms and Board
B.S
Nutley Sun Office
G. Sklare
East Passaic ‘Avenue
Brookdale
Kingsley
Whitford Avenue
West Nutley Station
Bertha Arnt
Harrison Street
B. C.D
A.L. Huntley
High St
Nuttley Station
William A. Johnston
Columbia Building
Fussell
Thomas H. Ritchie
Masonic Hail
Iglove
Newark
America
Chaclon Co
Grenoble
France
Newark. IN. A
New ‘York
Nora
Proctor’s Theatre
Son of
Solomon
Aaron
Hoffman
Therouch
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