Mayor to throw first ball as Nutley opens season
Nutley Baseball fans attend opening game as Mayor Jonn P. Lux tosses the ceremonial first pitch. The Nutley lineup features Hully on catcher Spinning pitching Young at second base Bishop at short Krause at third Mitchell in center field and Carney Blum in right. opponent Bergen Stars from Jersey City. The game starts early around 5.15 or 3.20 with new white uniforms delayed.
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Jonn P. Lux
Nutley
Bergen Stars
Jersey City
Fred Mitchell
Jack Hurly
Carleton Hill S
Barney Krause
Passaic
Paskers
Hully
Spinning
Young
Bishop
Krause
Freeman
Stager
Mitchell
Carney Blum
Fraternity of Rooters
Nutley Boys
City Recorder Imposes 30 Day Jail Term for Assault
Buck Steffanelli of Washington Avenue faced a $20 fine and 30 days in county jail after a repeat assault case before Recorder Buck Steffanelli. Paul Kanagski of Harrison Street filed the assault charge, noted for prior appearances on similar charges.
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Recorder Party
Buck”’ Steffanelli
Washington Avenue
Recorder
Steffanelli
Paul Kanagski
Harrison Street
Here She Comes Circus Arrives With Two Shows
Al F Wheeler's circus comes to Chestnut Street area with two performances on May 3. The program features Prof. Perriott and his flying machine Skyscraper, international acts, a grand street parade at noon, and two shows at 2 and 8 p.m. including elephants, equestrians, acrobats, and trained animals.
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Al.f. Wheeler
Chestnut Place
Chestnut Street
Bid Street
Prof
Perriott
Equestriennes
Grand Free Street Parade
Nutley High Boys Tie Wet Game For 8–7 Victory Over Clifton
Nutley High School defeated Clifton High School 8 to 7 yesterday in a rain affected game. Witbeck led off with a first inning single and Brown hit a three base hit scoring Jean for the first run. Nutley’s batting remained strong throughout as Brown Simpson Witbeck Gorman Spinning Batchelor Woodruff Montague filled the positions.
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Nutley High School
Clifton High School
Witbeck
Brown
Jean
Nutleys
Nutley
Simpson
Gorman
Auto Strikes Local Resident. Driver Flees
Howard Shepard of Centre Street, son of the Town Engineer, was struck by an automobile in front of his home Thursday night. He suffered a cut on the head bruises to the body and torn clothing. The autoist sped away before his number could be obtained.
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Howard Shepard
Centre Street
Frank T. Shepard
Jamnerone Brothers Fined Over Ill Treated Horse Case
Jamnerone Brothers contractors were fined 20.62 dollars and costs by Justice Hopwood after Louis M. Teed special agent of the society swore out a complaint for driving a horse with a sore shoulder under the collar on Elm street. The fine was reduced to 10 dollars and paid. The trial occurred in A. L. Van Winkle’s office, the society’s local agent.
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Jamnerone Brothers
Justice Hopwood
Newack
Louis M. Teed
Society
Elm Street
A. L. van Winkle
The
Nutley Church Observes Mothers Day on May Eight
Nutley church officials urge universal Mothers Day observance with white carnations for attendees at St. Paul's Congregational Church May 8. Rev. Henry J. Condit promotes the nationwide idea originated by Miss Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia and urges acts of kindness to honor mothers.
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St. Paul's Congregational Church
Henry J. Condit
St. Paul's Church
Watley
Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
Nutley
Condit
Death of Nine-Year-Old Percival Huntting
After a brief illness Percival G Huntting son of Mr and Mrs J P Huntting of Prospect Street died at Passaic General Hospital. An operation followed a doctors consultation and he never regained consciousness from intestinal trouble. Funeral private at home Thursday with Revs Joseph D Burrell and Henry J Condit officiating. Interment in Ridgelawn Cemetery Delaware.
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Percival G. Huntting
J. P. Huntting
Prospect Street
Passaic General Hospital
Joseph D. Burrell
Brooklyn
Henry J. Condit
Nutley
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Delawanna
Mrs Mary Brackhurst Rites Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Brackhurst of Union avenue were conducted by Rev Dr Hoagland at her daughter's home in Jersey City where she died early Saturday. She was 63 and is survived by three sons in Jersey City and a daughter in Nutley. interment followed in Jersey City.
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Mary Brackhurst
Union Avenue
H. Schniegas
Jersey City
Nutley
Hoagland
To Lecture On Birds at Passaic School
Mr. Gilbert H. Trafton Supervisor of Nature Study will give a lecture titled The Habits of Birds and How to At tract Them Around Our Homes in Passaic Public Schools on Monday afternoon May 2 The Yantacaw School building hosts the event Woman's Public School Auxiliary sponsors the program with committee in charge including Mrs Gilbert R Livingston Mrs William F Dabney Miss Alice J Bickers and Mrs M T Morss.
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Gilbert H. Trafton
Passaic
Woman's Public School Auxiliary
Yantacaw
Gilbert R. Livingston
William F. Dabney
Alice J. Bickers
M. T. Morss
Sunday Schools to Parade in Essex County Event
Committees from Franklin Reformed St Pauls and Vincent M E plan to join the Essex County Sunday School Association parade set for June 4. If bad weather cancels the first attempt the parade may move to June 5 or be canceled if storms persist. The program includes school military carpe displays and children’s games with executive officers named.
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Franklin Re
St. Paul's Congregational
Vincent Methodist Episcopal
Vincent M. E
Essex County Sunday School Association
B.C. Brown
St. Paul’s
Park Commissioners Near Decision on Nutley Map
County Park Commissioners are close to ruling on Nutley Park Commission's submitted map after local approval. The final action awaits passage by the County Board before any further steps can be taken.
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County Park Commissioners
Nutley Park Commission
Yantacaw Scholars With Perfect Attendance
The following Yantacaw School pupils had neither absence nor tardiness during March and April. Kindergarten to Seventh Grade list includes Carol Denny, Leroy Fuerhbern. Joseph Adams. Alfred Brown, Arthur Caldwell, Francis Edwards, Dorothy Fleming, Ronald Rhoades, Gerald Smith, Henrietta Wood, Roosevelt Woodruff. Marjorie Clements, Margaret Evile, George Hannen, Harry Hannen, Julia Hutch, Ethel Mutch, Frank Zimmerman. Milton Armstrong, Douglas Boddie, Ida Brown, Dean Gothwaite, Myra Wickham. Gladys Ayres, Annie Ganther, Howard Nichols, Lester Simpson, Laura Totten, Pearl Willie, Lydia Zitzmann. Milton Ayers, William Ligarmwe, Esther Kleinefelter, Beatrice Sel, Frances Smith, Mildred Van Wart. Helen Cumming, Mary Forrester, Reginald Holt, Howard Sargent, Edgar Smith, Bessie Wilkinson, Edna Witbeck, Gertrude Zitzmann.
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Yantacaw School
Carol Denny
Leroy Fuerhbern
Joseph Adams
Alfred Brown
Arthur Caldwell
Francis Edwards
Dorothy Fleming
Ronald Rhoades
Gerald Smith
Henrietta Wood
Roosevelt Woodruff
Marjorie Clements
Margaret Eviile
George Hannen
Harry Hannen
Julia Hutch
Ethel Mutch
Frank Zimmerman
Milton Armstong
Douglas Boddie
Ida Brown
Dean Gothwaite
Myra Wickham
Gladys Ayres
Annie Ganther
Howard Nichols
Lester Simpson
Laura Totten
Pearl Willie
Lydia Zitzmann
Milton Ayers
William Ligarm We
Esther Kleinefelter
Beatrice Sel
Frances Smith
Mildred van Wart
Helen Cumming
Mary Forrester
Reginald Holt
Howard Sargent
Edgar Smith
Bessie Wilkinson
Edna Witbeck
Gertrude Zitzmann
No Romeos Wanted
Frank Antonio de Pasquale of Roma street was fined five dollars by Recorder William H. Parry for pursuing a woman, with Constantino Steffanelli, her father, accusing him of nuisance and assault. Pasquale claimed the daughter consented. the recorder ordered him to stay away and paid the fine.
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Frank Antonio de Pasquale
Roma Street
William H. Parry
Constantino Steffanelli
Pasquale
Imperial
Papas
Parry
Epworth League Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
Epworth League held its annual meeting at the Vincent M E Church on Monday night to elect officers. Roscoe B. Symonds was chosen president with Robert Donaldson as first vice president and Miss Helen Busby as second vice president. Other officers include Mrs. Joseph Muteh as third vice president Miss May Dunn as fourth vice president Miss Ray Eagleson as secretary and Lindsley Smith as treasurer.
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Epworth League
Vincent, ‘Me. Church
Roscoe B. Symonds
Robert Donaldson
Helen Busby
Joseph Muteh
May Dunn
Ray Eagleson
Lindsley Smith
Postal Club Meeting At Chestnut Place Residence
Several members of the Postal Club met at Mr and Mrs William Tice home on Chestnut Place Thursday night. Music by Messers Elmer and Tice was greatly enjoyed. Members present included Messrs Tice Leutigens and Elmer.
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Postal Club
Wiliam Tice
Chestnut Place
Messie
Elmer
Tice
Mesars. Tice
Leutigens
Nutley Reaches Road Deal With Erie on Prospect Street Extension
Nutley Town Council reached a settlement with Erie Railroad Company to extend Prospect street and build a bridge over the tracks. The county will construct and maintain the bridge as part of a long county driveway from Branch Brook Park Newark to the Passaic County line, with Nutley covering ten percent of the total cost.
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Erie Railroad Company
Prospect Street
Essex
Board of Freeholders
Various Household Goods and Pet Remedies For Sale
A shop lists items including Passe Partout bindings hangers and Dennison paper napkins. Also offered are cleaning supplies, memo books, furniture polish, baby products, dyes, mantels, bird care goods, fish foods, and veterinary remedies from Clayton's, Glover's and Daniel's.
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Dennison’ S. Pastendine
Clayton
Glover
Daniel
James Crammond Masonic Hall Pharmacy Ad
Local listing advertises a pharmacy located on Franklin Avenue near Higty Street with a contact phone number 22 and associated hall at James Crammond Masonic Hall.
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James Crammond
Street lots for sale near Prospect St with hilltop view
Daily notice offers North side lots 50x68 near Prospect Street with a magnificent hilltop view. Improvements installed and title guaranteed. Contract priced at 1500 cash 210 down balance 10 monthly or full payment. Location Nutley New Jersey near Lake Street West.
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Prospect St
Magnificent View
Gray
Lake St
Nutley
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Pittston
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West Nutley Station
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St. Paul's
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Mary Brockhurst
Park Commissioners
Romeos
Entertains Postal Club
H.H. Heywood
Broadway Chambers
Broadwaw
Chamber’ St
Provo
Worth
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Nutley Station
Alway
Nutley Realty Company
West Nutley
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