Future Trolley Lines Proposal Sparks Newark Transit Debate
President Thomas N McCarter discusses expanding trolley service in Newark and suburbs. He favors faster routes via Mortis Canal, a Broad street subway, more surface loops, a Military Park transfer under ground, and connections to the Pennsylvania tunnel to improve traffic flow and provide new routes and subways.
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Thomas N. McCarter
Newark
Inspector Crawford
Board of Public Works
Mortis Canal
Market Street
Central Avenue
Broad Street
Washington Park
Military Park
Jersey City
Chestnut Blight Warns Against Illegitimate Tree Work
The State Forester cautions chestnut tree owners about hiring unreliable workers for bark disease care. Chestnut blight is incurable and infections lead to death. pruning may slow the fungus but no remedy exists. A circular from the State Forest Commission explains proper treatment and is available on request.
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State Forest Commission
Trenton
Autoists Targeted on East Passaic Avenue
Councilman Callahan and a member of the-chancemen plan to station on East Passaic avenue with stop watches to nab any driver exceeding eighteen miles per hour on the street where houses are 100 feet apart. The council complained that life is endangered by out-of-town autoists and other nearby streets.
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East Passaic Avenue
Callahan
Vote to Retain Boy Choir at St Pauls Church
By a 33 to vote members of St Pauls Congregational Church decided to keep the vested boy choir after a Wednesday night service. Some favored a return to the mixed choir. Younger members supported the vested choir. The music committee will be appointed soon by the governing board.
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St. Paul’s Congregational Church
Lincoln Club Organized to Promote Ward One Civic Life
A new organization named the Lincoln Club formed Monday night at 118 Franklin Avenue to advance social and civic interests in the First Ward. Twenty two members signed the roll with more expressing interest. The next meeting is set for April 25 at the same location, with officers including President William A. Ward and Vice President Charles Gilman.
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Lincoln Club
Franklin Avenue
First Ward
William A. Ward
Charles Gilman
H. K. Ward
Stanislaus Karow
John J. Jameson
Funeral for Mrs Thomas Wheatley in Passaic
Mrs Thomas Wheatley of Kingsland street died Monday in St Marys Hospital Passaic from pneumonia aged 36. The funeral from Wiliam R Stirratt Undertaker on Chestnut street was led by Rev William C Nelson. Interment followed at Glen Ridge Cemetery. She leaves a husband and four children.
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Thomas Wheatley
Kingsland Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Passaic
Wiliam R. Stirratt
Chestnut Street
William C. Nelson
Glen Ridge Cemetery
Annual Meeting of St Pauls Church Ladies Guild
The Ladies Guild of St Pauls Church will hold its annual meeting and officer election on Wednesday afternoon at the church on Franklin Avenue.
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Ladies’ Guild
St. Paul's Church
Franklin Avenue
Nutley Board of Health Hears Citizens’ Health Status
The Nutley Board of Health met on Wednesday and reported citizens’ health as good. Routine matters were discussed and it was announced plumbers in town must renew licenses at the next meeting.
Nutley sidewalk petition set for April hearing
A notice states that owners representing at least one sixth of the land on the east side of Weston street from Grant avenue to Avondale road filed a petition with Nutley Town Clerk. The Town Council will meet April 27 at eight oclock p m in the Town Hall to consider objections to the proposed four foot cement sidewalk and all written objections must be filed by hearing date.
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Weston Street
Grant Avenue
Avondals Road
Nutley
Steen Arelack
County of
Essex
Avondale Road
Wayne Place
N. J
Petition for Sidewalk Laying in Nutley Town
Nutley realty owners petition the Town Council to lay a four foot cement sidewalk on the east side of Wayne place from Grant avenue to Avondale road. The council will meet at eight fifteen p.m. at Town Hall to hear objections filed in writing by April 1910. Names listed include Nutley Realty Co and Moffitt family.
Nutley to Accept Sealed Proposals for Water Main Extensions
Nutley Town Council will receive sealed proposals by 9 p.m. for water main extensions on multiple streets including Centre and Passaic avenues. Plans are available at Frank T. Shepard’s office in Newark. Bids must include a $200 certified check payable to Mayor John P. Lux. proposals due April 27, 1910.
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Centre Street
van Winkle Avenue
Bloomfisd Avenue
Daily Street
Kingsland Street
Frank Zimmerman
Winsor Place
Bloomfield Avenue
Passaic Avenue
Grant Avenue
Old Main
Avondale Road
Hampton Place
John P. Lux
Nutley
N. J. Nutley
N. J
Frank L. Russ
Nutley Sealed Proposals for Sidewalk and Cobble Work
Town of Nutley invites sealed proposals for repairing sidewalks cross walks and gutters on any street. Bidders must file by 9 pm at Town Hall to April 13 1819. Specifications available at Town Engineer Frank T Shepard Newark and bids addressed to Mayor John P Lux Nutley N J.
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Nutley
Town Hall
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