Upsewers in Park Link to Town System
Preparations to hook up sewers in Park with the town system via Rutgers Place. Realty concerns greet workers as line runs through Rutgers Place to join North Woods with the rest of the town. Town agrees to restore the street after connection and refrain from disrupting current service. Commissioner Cook protests trolley service during rush hours. council aims to improve service with Mayor Diebitich taking up issues with Public Safety. A tax refund of 19.71 is ordered for property on Watchung Avenue. John Henry Joerg of West Nutley Hose Company is remembered after a fatal New York Otis Elevator foundry accident. Town Clerk to send condolence letter to Mrs. Church. A street light will be installed on North Road near the Cain property. Wildey reports receipts last week totaling 6,879.98 with 6,239.39 from taxes. Chief of Police Sutcliffe logs 36 arrests for the month and fines of 1,245.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Diebitech
Belleville “Broads
Glendale Loop
Watchung Avenue
James D. Murray
John Henry Joerg
West Nutley
Hose Company
Otis Elevator Ae Company
New York
Caine
Woman Escapes Injury In Passaic Street Collision
A Passaic woman, Mrs. J Percival Huntting of Prospect Street, was uninjured aside from a slight sprain after her car collided with a Passaic motorist, S Ainsworth Hird of Averigg Avenue, on Passaic Avenue last Saturday. Both drivers swerved but could not avoid the crash. Huntting was taken to a hospital, Hird was bruised but walked home. The other car, a new Hupmobile, was badly damaged with a bent frame and axle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic Avenue
Passaic
J. Percival Huntting
Prospect ‘Treet
S. Ainsworth Hird
Averigg Avenue
Hunting
Aycrigg Avenue
Huntting
Yaidan
Emil Miller
Motorman Quits After Pay Envelope Incident
Mrs. Bessie Stewart of 482 Centre Street asked police to locate her husband Norman Stewart who vanished after he handed over his $14 pay envelope to her. The motorman, released after promising payment, quit his job and was not seen again days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Stewart
Centre Street
Norman—Stewart
Stewart
Grace Episcopal Church wedding for Miss Margaret Hull Dale
Miss Margaret Hull Dale and Chester Austen Willetts announce their marriage after a Grace Episcopal Church ceremony led by Rev. Douglas Matthews. Attendants include maid of honor Elizabeth O Neil and best man Morris Willetts, with ushers from Glen Ridge Worcester Flushing and New York. The couple plan a honeymoon and Christmas return to Flushing. The bridal party later dined at the Field Club with numerous гостей and extended guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hull Dale
Place
Chester Austen Willets
Charles A. Willetts
Flual
Grace Episcopal Church
Douglas Matthews
Elizabeth O'Neil
Morris Willetts
Flushing
Dale
Field Club
Turner
Dorothy Carman
Eliza ‘Willeta
Theophila Hurst
Misa Esther Oakes
Glen Ridge
Gale Hunter
Foater Hampton
New York
Arkansas
Rufus Frost
Worspate
Newark
Hammatt Norton
Gabriella Prout
Theone Brauer
Laura’ .Hersloff
Hortense Staats
Mabel
Jessis McAusland
Florence Shaper
Caroline
Eleanor White
Constance Williams
Francia Williams
Henry Walcott
Bentley Hoeber
Henry S. Bluhm
Fairlee Dabney
Louis Ray
William Goodrich
Daniel Madden
John Sherman
Sheridan Colson
Marshall Powers
Stanley Dart
Agen
Louis Knapp
God
Paul Tomlinson
Elizabeth
Funeral services for Elizabeth Leonard at 90 High Street
Elizabeth Leonard died Thursday at her sister Mrs. Prichard D. Moxley’s home 90 High Street. Funeral services will be held this morning at the house with Chester J. Hoyt of Vincent Church officiating. Interment will be in the family plot. She is survived by a sister and brothers, including Legrand of Ogdensburg New York.
Condensed milk theft at Avondale Station
A freight car on a siding at Avondale Station was entered Wednesday night and twelve cans of condensed milk bound for Rudolph Schaaf were stolen. The theft was found by Patrolman Malizia and Chanceman Murren. About a month earlier an attempted theft of a box of prunes from a car at the same station occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Rudolph Schaaf
Malizia
Murren
Masons Talk on Makers of America at Vincent Church
Rev. Madison C. Peters of Brooklyn will present a lecture titled The Masons As Makers of America or the true story of the American Revolution. The event is hosted by Craftsmen of Nutleyge No 167 F and A M and scheduled for Tuesday at Vincent Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
America
Vincent Church
Madison C. Peters
Brooklyn
Nutleyge
A. M
Basketball Night At Park Auditorium Features Two Fast Games
Saturday schedule lists two quick basketball games at Park Auditorium starting at 8:16 P.M. The event highlights high scoring and competitive play between local teams. Fans are invited to enjoy the doubleheader and support the players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danelag
Nutley Water Dept Sees 55 Percent Unaccounted Loss
Mayor Diebitsch presents the Nutley water report showing 55 percent of purchased water unaccounted due to leaks and misread meters. The Bureau of Engineering pursues meter repairs and corrects records as 1,539 meters operate townwide with many unmetered or non registering cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aown
Water Department
Bureau of Engineering
Ae Fae
Intall Aos
Two First Prizes At New York Poultry Show
Local breeder A. L. Vreeland of Rutan Place won two first prizes in the Barred Plymouth Rock class at the New York Poultry Show now underway at Grand Central Palace. His cock and cockerel were judged best. Last week in Eliza Al Vreeland won a first and a fourth, with a second cockerel and a shape and color special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand Central Palace
Ribs Broken in Fall at Crucible Steel Plant
Lester Simpson of Woodland Avenue suffered multiple fractured ribs and internal injuries after a fall from a traveling crane at the Crucible Steel Company plant in Harrison. He was taken by police ambulance to St Michael’s Hospital. he is the brother-in-law of Henry Hoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crucible Steel Company
Harrison
Lester Simpson
Oodland Avenue
St. Mchaelse Hospital
Ee Se
Henry Hoch
Kempton Council to Elect Officers Monday Night
Royal Arcanum election expected to draw strong interest with contests for several offices. Members urged to attend for an interesting and enjoyable evening.
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Kempton Council
Baby Ford Contest Closes in Barr Brothers Store Promotion
The Baby Ford contest at Barr Brothers store on Franklin Avenue ends with Busby Rasby, son of Frank Ras y, winning the baby red prize after securing 4 580 votes. Runner up Cecil Romney, son of C V Romney, Erie Place, earns 1 906 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busby
Frank Rasy
Beech Street
Barr Brothers
Franklin Avenue
Cecil Romney
C. V. Romney
Erie Place
Park Avenue Auditorium Hosts Local Teens Night
Tonight at Park Auditorium the Maries Club faces Clifton Big Five with Nut teens clashing Jayle Five. Dancing and music by Nutley Society accompany the event as the Adringian cents orchestra performs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
School Anditorium Maries Club
Clifton Big Five
Nutteens
Jayle Five
Usic
Nutley Society
Adringian Cents
Hee
Bank Christmas Club distributes 26087 among Nutley members
The Bank of Nutley closes its 1916 Christmas Club books showing 350 members will receive checks totaling 26 087 77. Checks will be mailed by next Thursday. Assistant cashier Ernest Bickell notes the funds will aid taxes and holiday needs as the club reopens in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmas Club
Bank of Nutley
Ernest Bickell
Annual Nutley Lodge Dance Draws 125 Attendees
The Nutley Lodge of Masons craftsmen held its annual reception dance with about 125 guests Wednesday night. Decorations featured palms and ferns, a midnight buffet followed, and a long list of attendees included W. T. L. Armstrong, Gladys Ayers, C. W. Boynton, E. P. Cook, A. A Christenton, A. R. Carr, Edna Dunn, Edna Nichols, J. H. Hayden, Horace Tantum, Elizabeth Van Winkle, J. G. Wit tier, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Lodge of Masons
Craftsmen’s Club
W. T. L. Armstrong
Iton Ayers
Gladys Ayers
R. “Ballard
Carl Fuller
E. W. Gould
Hugh Afr
A. L. Harlan
M Holland
H. B. Husted
Eva M. Hohward
J. H. Hayden
A. F. Jackson
A. G. Kaizer
Edith Kierstead
McKay
R. W.mcclintock
Thomas Nichols
Louise Nichols
W.F. Ormsbee
Mias Peckham
T. H. Ritchie, Rasmussen
Jennie Keat
Frank. Busby J
L. F. Rages
High School Basketball Notes and Upcoming Games
Junior Five defeated Freshies 43 to 15 with Ciardi Armstrong Bauchmeyer and Thompson starting for the Juniors. Faculty beat a pick-up team by a wide margin. J H Finn from the commercial department invites local typists to a contest by Underwood in which qualifiers receive credential slips. Next game Tuesday against West Orange High School marks first home stand. Masten and Shepard will miss due to injuries. Miss Lindstrom led singing practice. next week’s assembly will feature a Y MCA convention report. Senior class rings distributed. Freshmen whitewashed Grammar School 40 to 21. Athletic Association bylaws are being drafted, and Olives defeated Allyn Vrbenns Olteets 6 to ? while the football season continues locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciardi
Armstrong
Guardi
Carter
Bauchmeyer
Thompson
J. H. Finn
Underwood Typewriter Company
ORE Ge
West Orange High School
Masten
Nutley
Shepard
Miss Lindstrom
Condit
The
Athletic Association
Olives
Wallwin Masten
Allyn Vrbenns Olteets
Fine program ends organ recital series with strong performances
A late season organ recital featured Melchiorre Mauro-Cottone and Joseph Wheeler among a distinguished lineup. Thomas Greenwood’s illness opened later slots filled by Walter, with Henry A. Cox delivering standout organ work and Paul Gruppe offering a cello solo. The Grace Church ensemble and soloists impressed in a varied program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Greenwood
Walhter
Melchiorre Mauro-Cottone
Spanish Church
New York
Joseph A.wheeler
Hs . Grasaipe
Wheeler
Mauro Cottone
Mickie and
Gruppe
der Eistersinger
Mr. Gruppe
Mission Society Elects New Officers and Honors Retiring Head
The Woman's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Church held its annual meeting with about forty attendees. Officers elected include President Mrs. Donald MacMillan and Treasurer Mrs. D. DeWitt, while Mrs. H. J. Condit led the closing program. Retiring head Mrs. Clements, who started the society over twenty years ago, received a fern and a monetary token of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Clements
Gondit
Thomas
MacMillan
DeWitt
Contractors sue town over Bloomfield avenue sewer dispute
Mc Eligot and Chenoweth filed a suit against the town to recover about 10 000 for sewer work on Bloomfield avenue. Town Clerk Simon Blum was served through John A. Matthews of Newark. The city contends soil infiltration caused by conditions beyond the contractors control and refuses payment until fixed. No hearing date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEligot & Chenoweth
Simon Blum
John A. Matthews
Newark
Bloomfield Avenue
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Repare
BR. Cook
Jon
Cary
Rutgers Place
Oods
Joe
Hieves
Diebitsch
Notle
Nating
Emil- Diebitsch
Ig Bureau Ofans Gineering
Royal Arcanum
Grace Church
Peon Sar
Mission Society
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