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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1911

Page

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Ninety-Nine Tax Parcels Sold at Town Hall Auction

Collector A. Harvey Van Riper presided as ninety-nine delinquent parcels were sold for back taxes at Town Hall after most of the 230 listed parcels were paid or claimed. Purchases included Curt Stemler taking 27 parcels in fee and 59 years for others, with several individuals buying multiple tracts. The town held the remaining pieces, redeemable within two years for taxes and costs. after ten more years, clear title remains restricted. The sale marked the largest delinquent tally since 1963, with about 58 parcels bought by the town.

A. Harvey van Riper Town Hall Nolley Sun Curt Stemler Rutherford Denninger Frederick Joerg Jersey City Peters Kingsland Street Fer Charles Kauffman William D. Bell Charles H. Kierstead Tven

Doubles Tournament Opens at Nutley Tennis Club

The Nutley Lawn Tennis Club hosts the first round of the men's doubles with Spin ning and Lent beating Comstock and Ronald Spinning 6 3 8 3 and Ore with Townsend defeating O'Reilly and Chandler 6 1 6 3. It is expected to reach finals before this afternoon's games end as the Men's Championship Single begins today with a new silver cup donated by the club.

Notley Lawn Tennis Club Frederick Spinning Charles Lent H. K. Comstock Ronald W. J. H. Ore G. ©. Townsend Harry O'Reilly H. A. Chandler

Open Tennis Tournament Committee Includes Genevieve Taylor

Genevieve Taylor of Hillside Avenue serves on the organizing committee for the Green Pond open tennis tournament. Adele Taylor also sits on the annual regatta committee, reflecting a family presence in local summer events.

Genevieve Taylor Hillside Avenue Green Pond Genevieve Adele Taylor

Her Coaxing Way in a New Gown

A fragment discusses persuasive methods in domestic life. A woman reveals she negotiates travel plans with her husband by initiating talk about a Europe trip and seeks a compromise. The brief reads as a personal anecdote about influence in relationships.

Europe Lerald

Lee Family to Unite in Belleville Wedding

George C. Lee of 7 Erie Place and Miss Mamie Frank of John Street Belleville will wed Wednesday at St Peter's Church Belleville. This follows two Lee siblings' recent marriages Elizabeth Lee and George Simpson and James Lee and Anna Baldwin. Best man James Murren and bridesmaid Bessie Dickson will attend. The couple plans to reside in Belleville.

George C. Lee Erie Place Mamie Frank John Street Belleville St. Peter's Church Lee Benjamin Lee Laver Elizabeth Lee George Simpson Passaic Avenue James Lee Anna Baldwin James Murren Nutley Police Bessie Dickson

Itinerant writer Voute jailed after milk theft arrest

Anthony Voute, itinerant litterateur, was arrested for stealing milk on Avendala road and attempting another theft at R. K. Donaldson's home. Councilman Weischedel and Chief Sutcliffe detained him. Recorder Page sentenced him to ninety days in Caldwell Penitentiary. He carried bundles of notes on places and people, including observations in French and English.

Nat Goodwin Anthony Voute America Voute Louis Knabb Avendala Road R. K. Donaldson Ernest G. Weischedel Sutcliffe Caldwell Recorder Page Vought Belleville Montclair Passaic Dundee Paterson

Rebuilding under way at Masonic Hall with extra story

Eight months after a fire partial destruction, work began Tuesday to enlarge and rebuild Masonic Hall. The plan adds one more story and two extra storefronts on the first floor, restoring the structure from the ground up.

Masonic Hall

Eden Exits Prompt Work as Apple Parts Spur Trade Quip

In a witty line from the Washington Star a contrite Eye tells Adam he must leave Eden for work over the remaining apple. Adam coolly responds that the allinate consumer gets the worst of three letters.

Eden Adam Washington Star

Rate Down But Tax Bills Up in Nutley Budget

Nutley faces higher tax bills despite a 0.75 per hundred rate as general property value increases raise the total assessment from 4,572,114 to 9,984,147. County and local boards push valuation boosts. genuine increases estimated around 150,000 to 309,000, with the remainder due to raised valuations. Budget draft shows town requests of 43,000 versus 27,800 last year and education at 20,500, with overall county and town allocations adjusted accordingly.

Aasse Ser Thomas 5. Brown County Board of Taxation Brown Nutley Max P. Kauffman Board of Education Cce Ceee County Board Allowante

Auto engine beaten in first real work fire

A Sunday blaze in a Glass avenue barn owned by Leo Spitz drew Avondale Hose and Yantacan’s new auto engine, with Franklin Hose arriving later. A horse and farm materials were burned. A second chicken coop fire on Chase street caused minor damage. Incendiary origin suspected by neighbors.

John Jameson Leo Spitz Glass Avenue Avondale Hose Yantacan Franklin Spitz Inlaw Minnie Steinmeyer Robert Bays Chase Street

Grace Church Services Conducted by Rev Douglas Matthews

The Rev. Douglas Matthews of Zion Church Rome New York will conduct services at Grace Church tomorrow. Holy Communion at nine in the morning and regular services at eleven. The rector will be at Crockett House on Tennis Place and may be visited there by any who wish.

Douglas Matthews Zion Church Rome N. Y Grace Church Crockett House Tennis Place

Balloon Cannon Stunt Ends Narrowly For Thomas Moore

A spectacle at Hillside Park in which balloonist Thomas Moore was shot from a cannon ended with a narrow escape as he clung to a ledge near Barr quarry. The balloon continued to Rutherford where it landed amid shocked onlookers. Moore suffered scratches and bruises and the party nearby was disrupted as women fainted.

Thomas Moore Hillside Park Rutherford Moore Barr East Natley Nutley Game Park

Former Councilman Joerg Applauds Weat Nutley Hose Reinstatement

A letter from Conrad A. Joerg of Kinzel Avenue, Mannheim, Germany, expresses satisfaction at the re instatement of the Weat Nutley Hose Company. Joerg, who has been in Europe, credits the move and sends congratulations to Frank Zimmerman of Kingsland Street and the Watley community.

Watley

Reformed Church to Hold Morning Service Sunday

The pulpit will be supplied by Rev. K. C. MacArthur of Tremont Baptist Church Bronx New York. There will be no evening service. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m.

The Reformed Church K. C. MacArthur Tremont Baptist Church Bronx New York

Fuller's Teazle Reigns Supreme In Tweed Manufacture

The teazle remains unmatched as a tool for finishing cloth. Its fibrous heads with stiff hooked spines create a rough nap without tearing fabric. Used in large rollers to raise fibers, it outperforms prior inventions in producing textured surfaces for tweed and similar textiles.

Pearson’s

Quick Change Sparks Confession of a Matrimonial Plot

A fragmentary exchange reveals a character named Belle hearing of Jack's proposal to someone, while Neil reacts with shock and vows to prove a point, hinting at a dramatic Boston Transcript report to follow.

Neil Jack Boston Transcript

Ceremony at Vincent Church Draws Congregation

A Vincent Methodist Church last Sunday night attracted a full auditorium and overflow Sunday school room for a guest tenor Leon Rice. Rice will sing again tomorrow night with selections including Crossing the Bar and My Soul Is. The pastor Rev Warren L Hoagland will preach on Christian Aviation and in the evening Rev Douglas Matthews will preach at Grace Episcopal Church. Sunday School begins at 9 46 a m.

Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church Leon Rice Israel Tooming Warren L. Hoagland Douglas Matthews Grace Episcopal Church Will

Auto collides with groceries wagon injuring driver

A Ford built by Howard Noble of Broomfield struck a grocery wagon driven by John N. Heindel of Schaaf store on Chestnut Street near Passaic Avenue. Noble and his young son were unharmed while Heindel, thrown between wagon and horse, suffered severe bruising as the horse fled toward the stable.

Ford Chestnutt Street Passaic Avenue Schaaf

Chickens Testify in Court in Mock Trial

Six hens were summoned as witnesses in a Washington case over a hen theft. The birds failed to grasp oaths, with one hen described as a Plymouth Rock. The defendant, Harry Steinlant of River Road, denied the charge, claiming a rug was exchanged. testimony remained contradictory and the Recorder postponed into the next morning.

Washington Harry Steinlant River Road

Arranging Shore Dinner for Royal Arcanamites

Orator William Kirkpatrick is arranging a trolley ride and shared dinner for Kempton Council Royal Arcanum members next Saturday afternoon. About 160 are expected for the outing to Meister's Bayonne with special cars leaving West Nutley at 5 30.

William Kirkpatrick i Kempton Council Royal Arcanum Meister's Bayonne West Nutley

Miss Wiemann and J B Grant United in Passaic Parsonage

Miss Gertrude Wiemann of 407 Centre Street and J B Grant of 28 West Park Street Newark were married by Rev Warren L Hoagland at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage on Passaic Avenue. The couple depart on a wedding tour to Niagara Falls and will reside on Malone Avenue, Belleville.

Gertrude Wiemann Centre Street J. B. Grant West Park Street Newark Warren L. Hoagland Methodist Episcopal Parsonage Passaic Avenue Niagara Falls Malone Averine Belleville

Home From European Trip Aiser Returns From England and Scotland

William Struthers of Vree laid avenue returns home after two months in England and Scotland. He spent time in London for the Coronation and enjoyed the national festival to the fall. Struthers, a native of Scotland, has lived in this country for many years.

Aiser England Scotland Wiliam Struthers Vreelaid Avenue London Struthers Put

Good Arrangement. Old Time Dialog From New York Journal

Fragmentary dialogue from the New York Journal describes a domestic scene with Mrs. Jackson and another woman discussing washing and an husband in jail. The text preserves conversational tone and dialect without full context.

Fragmented phrases reflect uncertain newspaper text

The readable fragments present a jumble of words and names with unclear context. No coherent event or identities are established to summarize into a complete news item.

Nutley Nine Faces Belleville In Town Series Opener

Nutley meets Belleville at Hornblower Avenue grounds in Belleville this noon for the third gate in the town series. Ellison and Henry will form the battery with Young Blur Gorman Freeman Gilman R Blum and Brandreth in the Nutley lineup.

East Nutley Belleville

Rustler A C Forms New Baseball Team Hustier A G

Eddie Dorsch 308 of Nutley A C is captain and manager of a newly organized baseball club named the Hustier A G They plan to play their first game against Delawanna A C tomorrow afternoon at that place.

Eddie” Dorsch Dorsch Nutley A.C Hustier A .G Delawanna A. C

Police Signal System Investigation Report

A new signal system known as the National Flashlight System is under investigation. A chief named DeVries is linked to the inquiry, with claims the equipment is attached to telephone poles.

Nee System DeVries Ani

Washington Jhire Rowat Boys Travel Through Pennsylvania

In Baltimore Maryland area youths travel thirty six miles with stops including Allentown Reading Harrisburg and Gettysburg as part of a regional journey. The text notes Melrose and Btred references and mentions Mone Sergeant in connection with the trip.

Melrose WN. J Allentown Reading Harrisburg Gettysburg

Passenger Heads For Europe On Long Stay

Daly of High street sails on the White Star Line for an indefinite stay abroad a long voyage to Europe.

Europe Doubt Daly High Street White Star Line Steamshi Cedate

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