Board rejects bronze wall tablet project for Washington School
The Board declined to fund a bronze tablet honoring the Washington School project partners and architecture team, offering only potential company sponsorship. Trustees debated affidavits on bills, with Stager opposing extra documentation and promising to oppose nonlocal practices. Sidewalk assessments were ordered and a new safe was approved, while a financial report praised the Clerk’s books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanals
Washington School
Board of Education
Stager
Yantacaw School
Simpson
Calvin N. Kendall
Ruth £. Blood
Elmira
California
Acquankanenk
Jeanette Weblett
Katherine Crosby
Rosenstock
Sturges
Yantacew
Church Street
Hill
Summoned to Appear on Five Year Old Charge
Giuseppe Mazzello of East Passaic Avenue is summoned to appear before Recorder Page at eight this morning. Charged by cousin Warea Maibe with involvement in a barn fire at Mrs. Mary Schilling’s home on October 4, 1906 and subsequent attempts to burn the house. Prosecutor’s Chief Weimer will join in examining Mazzello and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilan
Guiseppi Mazzello
East Passaic Avenue
Apper
Warera Maibe
Muazzetto
Mary Schilling
Nutley Boys Meet Strong Visitors At Park Oval Today
The Katonok F. C. of Westchester North Carolina will visit Nutley at Park Oval this afternoon to play a rescheduled July 4 match. Ellison or Gorman will pitch for Nutley with the usual lineup. Nutley, coming off a 19 7 loss to Belleville last week, features Ray Blum’s spectacular one handed catch in center and Reeves of Belleville hitting two homers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katonok F. C
Westchester
N. C
Park Oval
Nutley
Nutley Juniors
Ellison
Gorman
Belleville
Ray Blum
Reeves
Soloists to Close Vincent M F Church Series
New York tenor Leon Rice will close the church music series at Vincent M F Church tomorrow night singing six selections. Rev Dr W L Hoagland to preach both services with topics Jesus As a Man of Prayer and Christian Optimism. Mrs Hugh Eagleson to sing at the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent M. FE
Leon Rice
New York
Mr. Rice
John
W. L. Hoagland
Jesus
Hugh Eagleson
Blood Poison Ties To Woman's Bite In Newark Disorder
A thigh wound from Mrs. Raffela Cozzelino’s bite left Pietro Cofane at Humbert Street facing blood poisoning concerns. The incident followed a Sunday clash in which Cofane tried to mediate between Cozzelino and her husband, leading to her arrest on peace bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pietro Cofane
Humbert Street
Raffela Cozzelino
Cofane
Justice of the Peace
Bassett
Newark
Cofune
Chanceman
Giangarelli
Grand Jury
Sutcliffe
Social Club Sets Second Annual Outing at Labor Day
The First Ward Social Club of East Passaic avenue residents plans a second outing at Vito Crecca's on Labor Day. A clambake and usual activities will fill the day with officers headed by President Benny Walsh and Vice President Thomas Moran. Treasurer Vito Crecca. Secretary L. J. Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Passaic Avenue
Vito Crecca
Benny Walsh
Thomas Moran
L. J. Pratt
Man pleads guilty in theft from uncle at court
Watson Adams of Hancox Avenue pleaded guilty in Special Sessions to stealing 14 from his uncle Joseph Adams the hackman with whom he lived. He was arrested weeks ago and faces sentencing next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Adams
Hancox Avenue
Joseph Adams
Hackman
Court of Special Sessions
Brookdale man recovering from gasoline burn at factory
Adjbert Coffman of Brookdale, seriously burned by ignited gasoline at the X-Ray Stove Polish Factory where he worked as shipping clerk, is now able to leave the house and plans to return to work in a week or two. He will not have serious scars from the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjbert Coffman
Brookdale
Newark Delegate Named for Postal Employees Meet
National Delegate Gustave Lenuttsens from Kingsland street will represent the Newark office at the National Convention of Postal Employees in Rochester, scheduled for early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Lenuttsens
Kingsland Street
Newark
Postal Employees
Rochester
HIKERS MISS THE PRESIDENT ON DC TREK
Angus Sargeant and Floyd Stager, two local hikers, reached Washington to meet President Taft who was away on a vacation. They will stay four days in the capital then begin their return via Philadelphia and Trenton. They began their journey on August 10 passing Gettysburg Hagertown and Harpers Ferry and visiting Carlisle Indian School along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Sargeant
Floyd Stager
Washington, D.C
Taft
White House
Washington
National Capital
Philadelphia
Trenton
Maryland
Gettysburg
Hagertown
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Carlisle Indian School
Reception for Mr Graham on Nintieth Birthday
A reception at 11 Erie Place Nutley honored William Graham for his 90th birthday. Four children, fifteen grandchildren and twenty five great grandchildren attended. Gifts included a purse of gold. Graham, born in Soho, lived in Nutley twenty five years and worked as a blacksmith until age eighty. His wife died recently. he is survived by three daughters and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Graham
Erie Place
Graham
Nutley
Brookdale
Montclair
Soho
Charles H. Kierstead
Mary van Gieson
William Jenkins
Newark
Charles Graham
van Giesen
Probation For Chestnut Street Seller Of Cigarettes To Minor
Mrs Domenico Ciccone of Chestnut street received a three year probation with twenty five cent weekly payments after being found guilty of selling cigarettes to a minor. Judge Martin said the Essex County Court would enforce the new law strictly. Arrest followed police evidence and a Grand Jury hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domenico Ciccone
Chestnut Street
Martin
Essex County
Ciccone
Electric Storm Strikes Tampa Man Injuring David Machette
David Machette of Church Street, Tampa, Florida, was knocked unconscious by a bolt during an electric storm while attempting to close a window. He remained unconscious for several hours after the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Machette
Church Street
Tampa, Fla
Machette
Services In St. Pauls Church
Beacon Thomas Clements will preach at the morning service of St Pauls Congregational Church tomorrow. Sunday School at 10 a.m. The following Sunday Rev. Edgar T. Clements of White Plains will occupy the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
Thomas Clements
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Edgar T. Clements
White Plains
Tax rate cut sparks council budget wrangle
Councilman Hugh Hallidy presented a revised budget sparking an hour long debate over departmental allocations. Carr protested fire department funding as insufficient while pointing to looming county valuations and potential tax bills. Other items included police force needs, fire protection notes, and a $125 appropriation to send a Milwaukee chief to a chiefs convention plus a $100 reward for break-in information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh. _Hallidy
Finance ‘Committee
Carr
Fire Department
Callahan
Weischedel
Read
John Mutch
County Board
Samuel Bird, Jr
Franklin Hose Company
Willam van Winkie
West Nutley Hose Co
Humphrey
Milwaukee
Franklin Hose House
Satcliffé
J. D DeWitt
Dé Witt
Henry. Heller
Amt
Tas
C. i
Esac Ee
Nutley Council Deals With Road Work and Noise Complaints
The Nutley council discussed road improvements on Entwhistle Gless and Roma avenues plus Passaic avenue sidewalk petitions. A noise complaint from Mrs. C H Ray about dogs and chickens was referred to the Board of Health. The water billing ordinance was amended to allow metering. Accounts totaled many local firm payments, with the Water Department and Nutley Bulletin among those paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ray
Nutley Avenue
Board of Health
John Marren
Humphrey
O. K
Mutch
Gless
Roma
Passaic
Harrison
Centre Streets
Yantacaw Place
Mountainview Avenue
Prospect Street
Hillside Avenue
Bride Charges Desertion in Early Court Notice
A woman accuses her husband of desertion in a dated court brief. Martin Hawkins of Centre Street appeared before the recorder amid a fragmentary record. He was paroled into his father's custody to return for trial Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Hawkins
Centre Street
Corder
Simon
Tuers
Hawking
Night council mulls license action after attorney review
Town Attorney J Harry states he examined the matter and suggests action by night council. A motion was made to place the item on the agenda and consider Glanga relii's case for license abetment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry
Glangarelii
Shower Given by Epworth Ladies In Aid
A local charity event titled Shower was hosted by Epworth Ladies In Aid featuring Miss Helen Rusby and Mrs Witter among the attendees. Guests donated gifts and helped organize items for those in need.
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Vincent M. F. Church
MR. Graham
Nintieth
St. Paul's Church
Council
Centre ‘Street
van Riper
Iit
FE. G. Weischedel
John Perkins
Wate Dept
Nutley Bulletin
Fortrude ‘Broadbent
The
Nutley’Sun
AL B. Stirratt
3. Brown
Charles H. Bicrstead
Frank L Rushy
John Jameson
Frank Jameson
Nailey C. & S. Co
Luigi Sposits
Christ. Goallo
Pasqual
Goiana
Michael Nichealin
Angela Giangerella
William ‘J. Queeman
Louis Knabb
Hilie
Ruben - Vreeland
Chiariti
Kierstead
Louis Knab
Je Marley
Sabino
Jos. E. Armstrong
Osborne & Marsellis Co
Joseph.Villano
W.h.queeman
Bride
Epworth
Tce King
Schiend
Otene Ecclesweet Ausney
Sniéy
Helen Rusby
Witter
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