Saloon case gets another stay amid court actions
Errors in addresses and dates delayed trials of Passaic avenue saloon keepers Adamski and Stockular. A new trial date was set for April 25 while Supreme Court arguments and county commission actions unfold amid protests and calls to revoke licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
al. Post
John A. Matthews
Jobo Stockular
Michael Adamski
Passaic Avenue
Post
Henry J. Condit
Gammere
Supreme Court
Donald McMillan
Abram R. Taylor
Board of Commissioners
Town Hall
Henry ‘Wo Goodrich
Adamski
Stockular
Lefferts
James M. Post
Recorder Post
East Passaic Avenue
Matthews
Building Permits for Local Homes and Repairs
E. W. Picker 341 Hillside avenue garage cost 220. Harry Steinlauf 191 River road porch cost 160. C. Coolisle 127 Wilson street dwelling cost 1250. Meyerholz and Cressig Oak Ridge and Union avenues dwelling cost 2700. E. and Epworth 21 Cottage Place garage cost 150.
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E. W. Picker
Hillside Avenue
Harry Steinlauf
River Road
C. Coolisle
Wilson _ street
Meyerholz & Cressig
Oak Ridge
Union Avenues
E. &. Epworth
Cottage Place
Couple Marries Secretly Then Leaves for Honeymoon
Dorothy Greenwood and Nathan Marcus wed at City Hall New York on a Saturday, then left for a wedding trip. Marcus on ten day Erie Railroad leave and the pair plan to reside in Passaic after returning. Greenwood is a Brookfield Avenue resident and treasurer of the Silk Association of New York.
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Airs
Thomas Greenwood
Brookfield Avenue
Dorothy Greenwood
Nathan Marcus
Paterson
City Hall
New York
Marcus
Atlantic City
Virginia
William Marcus
Broadway
Erie Railroad
Jersey City
Bloomfield Avenue
Silk Association of New York
Grace Church
Newark Mayor Officiates Two Local Wedding Ceremonies
Mayor Dannewitz Blum presided over a second marriage in Town Hall as Miss Marjorie Blum wed Norman Dennewitz of Brookfield Avenue with sister Raith Blum and town clerk Oscar Kirkeny as witnesses. The ceremony in Commission Chambers followed by a short reception. The couple will reside at 116 Shanley Avenue, Newark after their wedding trip.
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Mrs. Dannewitz
Shanley Avenue
Newark
Bertha Blum
Abram S. Ginsburg
Padsaic
Improvement Society Elects New Officers
The Improvement Society elected officers for the coming year. President is Mrs. Frederick Seymour, first vice president Mrs. Frederick E. Norton, second vice president Mrs. Charles Weimer, and 1st vice president Mrs. W K Stebbins. Secretary is Mrs. A Middleton Slaughter is federation secretary. Mrs Slaughter and Mrs Charles B Royce are delegates to the State Federation semi annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Society
Frederick Seymour
Frederick E. Norton
Grammar School Notes Dramatization at Park School
At Friday’s exercises Grades 7 and 8 performed six scenes from The Courtship of Miles Standish. Participants included Thomas Brown Clarence Slavik Constance Carr and many others. Penny Provident deposits for March were the second highest in the zone totaling 224.09 with Park School leading at 113.36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Schiool
Miles Standish
Thomas Brown
Clarence Slavik
Constance Carr
Prank Turella
Mead Bailey
Abraham Siegel
Thomes Lionetti
Yantaca
Washington
Potential campaign move rattles quiet political week
Emil Diebitsch may enter the race as supporters collected over 300 signatures after initial hesitation. Mayor Blum and Commissioner Lefferts plan retirement, while registry day Tuesday opens eligibility for those who did not vote last election.
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Emil Diebitsch
Blum
Lefferts
Diebitsch
County Board of Elections
Trout fined after brook trout catch near New Foundland
Steve Dorr Jr of Satterthwae avenue and Julian de Picaza of New York were arrested for fishing without a license while releasing pheasants. Warden William C Kitein released them after licenses and promised Nutley Police Court might hear the case Monday night. Dorr paid a $20 fine plus $3 costs. Picaza failed to appear.
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Steve Dorr, Jr
Satterthwaite Avenue
Julian de Picaza
New York
New Foundland
William C.kitein
Passaic Avenue
Nutley
Dorr
Picaza
New -York State
Safe -Antesa
Costa
Mrs Lincoln Injured By Fall On Porch
Mrs Walter O Lincoln wife of the Health Board president suffered severe cuts on head and hands after a fall on her rear porch last week. She was carrying medicine bottles when she slipped breaking the bottles and landing on them. A physician treated her forehead with four stitches.
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Walter O. Lincoln
President Lincoln
The
Health Board
Paper replaces dye in spring color tricks
W O Davis of Passaic Avenue notes customers bypass dye shortages by using crepe paper to color items. The paper is rolled with the items then boiled to achieve the spring hue, an unusual method observed amid dye scarcity.
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W. O. Davis
Passaic “Avenue
Fairbrother and Yasinski Partnership Dissolved
The Fairbrother and Yasinski hardware and dry goods firm dissolved last Saturday. Mr Yasinski took over Mr Fairbrother’s half interest and will operate the business going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbrother & Yasinski
Hell Hardware and Dry, Goods Deslere
Yasinski
First Meeting Of Notley Political Union Class
The Notley Political Union announces the first class study of town county state and national government will meet at the Women’s Club on Wednesday morning. Mrs William T Ropes former president of the State Federation opens the program.
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Notley Political Union For
Woman’ S Club
William T. Ropes
Dent
The
State Federation
Omen’ A. Te Op
Trade- Dinner set for banquet with notable speakers
The Board of Trade dinner committee closed final plans for the third annual banquet at the Field Club. Reservations total 161 with 100 more prospects, aiming for about 250 guests. Rear Admiral Peary will address preparedness for the navy, Governor Fielder and Rev Dr Giles have unspecified topics, and George M LaMonte a state banking and insurance official will attend among other out of town figures. Dinner begins at seven with an enhanced menu.
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Board of Trade
Field Club
Peary
J D Little Leads Vincent Bible School Officers
The Vincent Methodist Sunday School elected J D Little as superintendent and A M Smith as assistant superintendent. John Walters became secretary while Rae Eagleson was treasurer. J T Yarrow heads the Temperance Society and Mrs Perley Prior the Missionary Society. Archibald Sharp named parade marshal for the annual event in June.
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Vincent Methodist Church
Joseph D. Little
A. M
Sraith
John Walters
Migs
Rae Eagleson
The
Temperance Society
J. T. Yarrow
Missionary Society
Perley A
Whieh
C. B. Vroom
Joseph Match
Archibald Sharp
Jane
Bridal Party Ties In Upper Montclair Arm in Arm
Jessie Broadbent daughter of Mr and Mrs DeWitt Broadbent of 400 Grove Street Upper Montclair married Stewart Smith of Belleville in Brookdale Reformed Church. Rev Charles E Waldron officiated Wednesday night. Attendants included Wini fred Smith sister of groom maid of honor Blanche Lux Amy Boughton and others. Roger Broadbent served as beat man and ushers included Ralph Stoddard James Irwin Howard Stoddard and Ralph Woodruff. Reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
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Mias
Jessie Broadbent
DeWitt. Broadbent
Grove
Street
Upper
Montclair
Stewart Smith
Belleville
Brookdale
Charles E. Waldron
Winifred Smith
Blanche Lux
Amy
Boughton
Bloomfield
Donald
Stoddard
Natley
Roger Broadtent
Ralph Stoddard
Laurenceville
James Irwin
Phildelphia
Howard Stoddard
Ralph Woodruff
Nutley
BIDS FOR CARRYING MAIL OPEN FOR TEN DAYS
Superintendent F C Drake of the Post Office will take bids for the next ten days to carry mail to and from the railroad. The Neighborhood Club was entertained at euchre by Mr and Mrs William Meyerholz of Center street. Prizes were won by Edwin Miller Oscar Rasby Thomas Moffitt and Edwin Hebbitt. Next meet will be at the home of Ernest Weischedel Centre street. Mr gh Myre Henry M Libby and Miss Rath Libby of Whitford avenue return tonight after a stay in Asbury Park. William Livermore of Colonial Serrace visits Brooklyn for a week.
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F. C.’ Drake
Post Office
Euchra
William Meyerholz
Center Street
Edwin Miller
Oscar. Rasby
Thomas Moffitt
Edwin Hebbitt
Tag
Ernest . Weischedel
Centre-street
Gh Myre
Henry M. Libby
Mins Rath Libby
Whitford Avenue
Asbury Park
Elizabeth Griffith
E.J. Hayden
Elm ‘Place
Harry Hunted
Private garage space for rent with utilities
Automobile storage advertises one car space in a private garage with concrete washstead water and electric lights. Rent reasonable. Easy entrance. Contact C H Kisratead at 509 Frank Avenue phone 1111.
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C.H. Kisratead
Tin Avenue
Henry Simpson longtime Nutley resident dies at ninety one
Funeral services were held for Henry Simpson Natley s oldest inhabitant who died Tuesday at his daughter s home aged ninety one. He was born in Nutley September 28 1825 and lived as a farmer and long time Brookdale Reformed Church commissicant. He leaves two sons two daughters and several siblings. Burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery Montclair with grandsons as pallbearers.
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Henry Simpson
Natley
Matilda Garrabrant
Franklin Avenue
William Stuart
The
Reformed Church
Parker
John
Anderson Simpson
Nelson
Harry
Frank Cueman
Mt. Hebron
Montclair
Simpson
Nutley
Mra
Martha Ball
Delawanna
Sarah J. Stapleton
Illinois
Asbury Simpson
Former resident John W. Coeyman dies in Belleville
John Wesley Coeyman, formerly of this town, died at 500 Joralemon Street Belleville Tuesday after a two month illness from heart trouble. He was about seventy five, born in Utley and lived here until a few years ago. Survived by his widow Mary Brows and two daughters Mary Lee Coeyman and Jane Coeyman of Ralteville.
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John Wesley Coeyman
Joralemon Street
Belleville
Utley
Mary Brows
Mary Lee Coeyman
Jane Coeyman
Ralteville
Willard L. Comstock Seeks Town Commissioner Post
A candidate letter outlines Comstock’s platform for the May 9 election in 1916. He pledges an honest efficient administration free of politics, strict enforcement of laws, improved trolley service and public safety, better sidewalks and lighting, road maintenance under supervision, use of school buildings as polling places, open sessions, and appointments based on merit with minimal salary.
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Sup
Deor
Tam
Lam
Erdeavor
Willard. L. Comstock
Dear Sir Dearth of Candidates Feeds Civic Anxiety
The Sun notes the tender shyness preventing many Americans from seeking public office from Hog Reeve to President. The editor laments that only a beggarly few citizens are willing to sacrifice personal interests, continuing on page four.
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the Sun
Hog Reeve
Sun
Garage Blaze Destroys Rear Grant Avenue Property
A garage rear of 219 Grant avenue owned by Robert S. Parsons burned yesterday afternoon and spread to the adjacent Frank Roland residence on Wayne Place and the barn on Charles Sherwood’s 52 Weston place property. Firefighters saved the homes but all three structures suffered under $1,000 in damage.
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Grant Avenue
Robert S. Parsons
Frank
Roland
Wayne Place
Charles Sherwood
Weston Place
Paton
Parsons
Ruland
Personal notes from Bloomfield and surrounding towns
Local notices list residents visiting relatives in Philadelphia Nutley Pompton Plains and New York. Names include John Armstrong Agnes Teates Robert Bruero Sigurd Herstoff Kiavelle Whormby Gladys Ayers and many others with travels to Washington Old Point Comfort Park Ridge Cortlandt Philadelphia Boston and Brooklyn during recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes B. Teates
Franklin Avenue
Pompton Plains
Nutley
A., V.seaman
North Road
Messia
James Schaaf
Rudolph G Schaaf, Jr
Highfield Lane
Cornell University
Carol F., Young
Emma Shannon
Washington
Old Point Comfort
Robert Bruero
New York
Nila Herstoff
Edgewood Avenue
Sigurd Herstoff
Baltimore
Kiavelle Whormby
Trenton
Mra
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Justice
Gumnmere
Cun
Yorick
Dannewitz
Thas
Messrs. Blumand Lefferts
J. D. Little
Vincent Bible School
William
Livermore
Brooklyn
John Armstrong
Philadelphia
Dean Welch
Gedney Forma
Clinton
Perris
Ferri
C. HB
Prosper ‘Street
Edwin Elliot
Longfeldera
Clement L .Walker
Prospect-street
Fedak Forrester
Walnut Street
John Tucker
Esther Tucker
Union Avenue
Mr. Kineegelard ‘Bay
I. W. Stella-and -Con Oliver
High Street
Boston
H. W. Bennett
Mountain View Avenue
Grippe
Miss Pee Bowmen
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