Board urged to stop explanations on town funds dispute
Second Ward Association and Board clash over more light on 26 070 temporary loans and running expenses. Trustees dispute Silverburg figures with calls for a public meeting if explanation falls short. Meredith to explain as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Second Ward Association
Silverbury
Hill
Thomas Clements
Doug
Djater
Silv Yer. Sg
Mro O'Neil
Davey
Nutley
Frederic Clements
Finance Committee
Perley A. Prior
State Board
Messrs
Booth
Shepard
Goodrich
Meredith
O’neil
Philhower
Arthur Stager
Silverburg
Real Comfort Coal Ad Promises Low Smoke Heating Value
REAL COMFORT offers CANNEL COAL for cold evenings with less smoke and more heat. Delivered at $10.00 per ton in bins, with Pittston Coal vel screened and free from slate. West grades prices listed Nut Stove Igg Pea Buckwheat priced from $3.75 to $6.25. seasoned cord and kindling also available.
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Pittston
Vulcanite Cement Sold Alongside Building Supplies
Advertisement touts Vulcanite Portland Cement as the best and government approved for durable results. It notes price parity with other brands and lists additional items sold including brick, lath, lime, plaster, sewer pipe, and hydrates.
Feed Prices and Quality Promise for Hay and Grains
The ad touts right prices and quality for hay straw oats corn bran middlings wheat and poultry and pigeon feed. It invites customers to place orders to experience satisfaction with the product and service.
Genasco Roofing Promotes Leak Prevention For Wet Weather
A brief ad urges homeowners to prepare for wet weather by using Genasco Roofing products to prevent leaks as the slogan warns not to delay repairs.
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Genasco
Famous horses found in Nutley stable theft scuffle
Nutley villagers are drawn into the Suffern Hitchcock horse theft case. Joseph Stirratt bought the stolen team in New York, then sold them to Lewis A. Smith in Franklin Avenue. Mrs. Jeanette Suffern, wife of Frank Hitchcock, was implicated after her remark oh they’ve been clipped. The horses were moved toward Suffern under cover of darkness after a settled payment of 185.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
New York
Suffern-Hitchcock
Joseph Stirratt
American Exchange
Allen
Chestnut Street
Jeanette Suffern
Suffern
Stirratt
Lewis A. Smith
Franklin Avenue
Hitchcock
William L. Rogers
Paterson
Wiliam H. Parry
Rogers
Disappearance of Mrs Drennan Sparks Rumors
Mrs. Joseph Drennan vanished last Tuesday from her New Street home leaving four children in the care of her newlywed daughter Mrs. Fred Hein ticks. A Franklin Hotel boarder Harry Jeglow also disappeared, with rumors of a second elopement between Mrs. Drennan and Jedlow and Joseph Drennan’s last known location in Canada.
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Joseph Drennan
New Street
Fred Heinticks
Harry Jeglow
Franklin Hotel
Christmas Entertainment and D of L Election at Masonic Hall
D of L Stars and Strip2 Council held a Christmas event in Masonic Hall with a tree stocking gifts of peanuts and popcorn for children. A musical program featured Miss Carrie Williams and others, refreshments followed by dancing, and a full election slate announced for officers. Installation scheduled for the first Thursday in January.
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Stars and Strip2 Council
Daughters of Liberty
Masonic Hall
Carrie Williams
Robert Grossman
Madeline DeVausney
Hazel Rushmere
Montclair
Dayton Rierstead
Geo. Speer
Frank Reynolds
John Roth
Martha Turner
A. C. Kierstead
Catherine Reynolds
Annette Roth
John Kierstead
Anna Sepple
Blauvelt and Knox Tie Knot in Nutley Home
George Blauvelt of Franklin Avenue and Miss Margaret Knox of Paterson were wed at the home of Rev. Gus Tavus A Hulbert on Hillside avenue. The bridegroom, a familiar Nutley chauffeur for Freeholder John Howe, plans to reside in Newark after returning from a wedding trip.
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George Blauvelt
Franklin Avenue
Margaret Knox
Paterson
Gustavus A. Hulbert
Hillside Avenue
Nutley
John Howe
Prospect Street
Old Fashioned Christmas Dance at West Nutley Club
West Nutley Gn a l Chub committee to host what may be the year's largest ornate Christmas party. The event features a large Christmas tree abundant gifts and old fashioned music. Dance begins at 8 45 PM on Thursday night December 23 with members and guests urged to arrive early and bring a small gift for themselves and a guest to place on the tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Nutley
Duesto
Town Council Convenes Last Regular Meeting of Year
The Town Council will hold its final regular session of the year on Wednesday night November 24. Departments have submitted annual reports and will be in hand. The agenda includes the Commissioners of Assessments report on opening Prospect Street from High to Kingsland. Terms of Banta Carr and Barr expire. Carr will be his own successor, while Callahan and Weischedel succeed Banta and Barr, the latter becoming the first Democrat on the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners ‘of Assessment
Prospect Street
High
Kingsland’ ‘Street
Banta
Carr
Barr
Matthew J. Callahan
Ernest Weischedel
Fortnightly Christmas Dance at the Clubhouse
The Fortnightly Club hosted a Christmas dance in the clubhouse on Thursday night with holly and bunting as decorations. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Miller, Dr. and Mrs. H Heywood, Mr. and Mrs. J P Huiting, Mr. and Mrs. Dayton F. Searle, and many others such as Mr. and Mrs. B R Colwell, William Wallace, John F Clark Sr, and Wilbur Clements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly and Bunting
E- 0
Miller
H.” Heywood
J. P. Huiting
Dayton
B. R. Colwell
William’ Wallace
John F. Clark
W. RB. Bennett
Ed. Bernard
J. E. Arold
B. GC. Brown
J.A. Wiley
Ika Woodruff
John F. Clark, Jr
Wilbur Clements
Thomas Nichols
McGrath Arrested in Orange for Embezzlement and Assault
Thomas McGrath once Nutley deputy collector of delinquent taxes was arrested Sunday night in Orange by local police. He faced Nutley embezzlement charges for $100 and Orange counts of assault and battery and desertion raised by his wife. Held on $700 bail, his surety bond covers Nutley’s potential loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGrath
Nutley
Orange
McGrath
Nutley Dinner Marks Callahan Victory Celebration
Great rejoicing followed Callahan’s victory as county officials invited 96 Republicans to a Nutley annual dinner. Toasts by Bee Hall and others, with remarks from Jeng H. Da Guthrie A. C. Fox and William Kirkpath, fueled enthusiasm for a local political boom. Attendees included P. U. Guthrie Hugh Halliday and many Nutley residents while Sheriff Harrigan and Surrogate Sheen sent word they could not attend.
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Dick Booth
Bee Hall
Fo Althan
Dorch
Pratt
Cashocton
Ohio
Harrigan
Sheenthal
P. UF. Guthrie
Hugh Halliday
Aalliday
Charles “A. Howe
Otto
Z H. Stager
William
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Vulcanite
Portland Cement
Utley Coal & Supply CO
Une
Nutley Stable
Mr. Stirrati’s
Mrs. Hitchcock
Leggins
Storm Shoes
Newark
Larges Shoe
New Jersey
Joseph Spitz CO
Ware.& Daleey’s
Erie Passaic
Ane
Callahan
Anne
N. J. Teu
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