Budget steady as shifts in rates stir county talks
The year's budget remains $99,000 unchanged from last year while intersta ble bonds rise to $204,486 affecting town and school levies. Local officials debate quarry site safety near Park Avenue, proposing stone walls or a wooden fence, with private land access complicating town action. Frank McCresaw Jones and two others receive a nine year fire duty exemption. sitewalk and crew plans ordered.
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Ty Ibe Duara
Carmmtastonore Mondey
Interatabiee
Prack T. Shepard
Eiders
Carr
Henry T. Lefferts
Sufficients Kames Secured for Belleville Petition
The executive committees of the Ost- A tampaign began three weeks ago to the league. Forty-seven petitions were airernated throughout the town. The expansive commission asked for a series of addresses on commission government to be held near the First National Bank building with Town Clerk Béward and Mathes.
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League
Piret National Bank
Béward
Wires Down Delay Traffic in City Crossing
A fallen trolley wire between New and William streets delayed trolley service in the early hours. Public Service workers navigated the crossing at Centre Street to move the line, restoring full service later in the morning. No injuries or serious damage reported.
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New
William Streets
Centre Street
Local boys expected to enter Caledonian games
Two Caledonian games entries are noted for local youngsters J. Dalen and W. Maeton. The event lists boys from grammar school and junior level as potential participants in the smash event at Wecchet field.
Resignation and sale tensions erupt in violent town dispute
A damaged OCR fragment describes a disturbance around a sale and unpaid taxes, including threats and violence toward a woman named Gina. The chaotic scene references local figures, prison terms, and police involvement as officers and residents react to the volatile meeting and ensuing clashes.
Community Names and Summer Trips Across Town
Local residents list summer plans and travels including visits to Asbury Park Atlantic City Cape Cod and Lake Hopatcong. Names such as McCurdy Geer Sullivaill Kierstead and Mickel appear alongside trips to Vermont Maine New Jersey and Michigan, with several staying two to three weeks.
Newark Youths Fined For Disorderly Street Incident
Two youths including Sarena sixteen years old of 132 Blue street Newark were arrested Sunday morning by Patrolman Hoch on a complaint by Mrs Ee. at 27 Bloomcord er James M. Post fined each $2 and given a month to pay in four weekly installments.
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Deren Sarena
Blue Street
Newark
Hoch
A. Ee
James M. Post
Arrest in town over alleged fake Ex Tree paper sale
A man identified as Samu Gheker, a sewshoy of Newark, was arrested Saturday afternoon for selling a counterfeit paper titled Ex tree for five cents a copy. He was ordered out of town and placed in custody by Patrolman Henry Hoch.
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WAR Extra
Samu. Gheker
Sewshoy
Newark
Henry Hoch
BHOOTS TROUBLESOME DOOGS
Two stray dogs that attacked poultry and behaved viciously were shot Saturday afternoon on East Pareaic Avenue by Patrolman Meary Hoch and Leo Lewis. The dogs did not appear to be owned and were deemed a threat to the neighborhood.
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Pameoraby
East Pareaic Avenue
Meary Hoch
Leo Lewis
Cima
Driver Hurt When Wagon Plunges Over Embankment
William Brooking, 48, of Newark, was severely injured Monday afternoon near Bridgeetree Belleville when a horse pulling a wagon backed the vehicle toward a steep incline and toppled it over an embankment. Brooking was trapped under the wreckage and died at the scene.
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William Brooking
Summersvetoe
Newark
Sandford
River Reed
Bridgeetree
Belleville
Stenp Incline
Betatag
Rooking
Grace Episcopal and St Pauls Congregational Broad Notice
Worship schedule lists Grace Episcopal with August pulpit occupancy by Rev G D Swart and no evening service. St Pauls Congregational holds 10:00 service and Sunday School, 11:00 morning service with Rev M Grieder at Moravian Church. evening service by Rev James Pas, professor at Catholic University, as guest preacher.
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Fas Senne Ee
G DB Swart
Wih
ST Paul's Congregational
Pal M Grieder
Moravian Church
Manhattans Play in Notley Today
The article notes the Manhattan baseball team will clash with Notley today in a scheduled game. Details on location and starting pitchers are sparse in the readable text.
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Manhattans
Notley
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Cuocinghem Street
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John Street
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