Nutley Day By Day Highlights Local Happenings
The column notes the first reception of the Ladies' Auxiliary at St Marys Lyceum in Nutley, near 100 dog licenses issued, about fifty unclaimed dogs executed, a Nutley Field Club dance with guests from New York and Brooklyn, and winners at a Newark poultry show. It also mentions a groundhog, winter weather, a Nutley club bridge event, Buff Plymouth Rocks on display, a February bishop visit to Grace Church, local shops offering confections and oysters, and reports on a Wilkes Barre Times article about a Nutley resident.
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Bishop Lines
Grace Church
Nutley
Grant Avenue
Masonic Hall Pharmacy Opens in Franklin Avenue Building
Frankin avenue store in the new Masonic Hall building is leased to BE James Crammond a New York druggist who will open an up to date Masonic Hall Pharmacy this week H Morse opened his new store in the same building on Monday and reports busy business The Belleville Athletic Association bowling club plans Monday night leagues at the Masonic alleys with increased scores expected The past week set new records for games bowled with crowds forcing extra afternoon sessions and a Ladies Day will start next Thursday with open games for women and a prize for the highest ladies score including several 200 plus rounds by local bowlers
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Franklin Avenue
Masonic Hall
James Crammond
New York
H. *. Morse
Belleville Athletic Association
Association
Dr. van Riner
L. ©. Ruban
A. Lambert
L. Carman
F. van Nortwick
A. Blum
Fortnightly Alleys Bowling Club Tournament Varies Scores
On Tuesday afternoon the Ladies Bowling Club of twelve members bowled at the Fortnightly Club alleys. Scores above 100 included Mrs. Henry Reed 111 and Mrs. R. H. Carstens 112 108 111. Alleys open to the public every evening except Wednesday. On Feb 7 Independents and Fortnightly Clubs will continue tournament games.
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Ladies
Henry Reed
R. H. Carstens
Bowling match set at Hotel du Feuerbach alleys
A Monday evening bowling match at the Hotel du Feuerbach alleys pits Zitzman of Feuerbach Bowling Club Nutley against Schmidt of Surprise Bowling Club Woodside. Fifty dollars a side, eleven games total with the winner to take six games.
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Hotel du Feuerbach
Zitzman
Feuerbach Bowling Club
Nutley
Schmidt
Surprise
Woodside
Four Year High School Plan Debated by Nutley Board
Nutley Board of Education discusses extending the high school to a four year course to benefit pupils, with reference to professional work in the Normal School. The plan is referred to the curriculum committee for report next meeting.
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Board of Education
Lelephone
Meredith
Nutley
Yantacan
Tis
Essex County
Goodrich
Virginia L. Parker
Sweetland
Town Hall
Nutley vaudeville postponed to March 6
Vaudeville entertainment set for Nutley Field Club home Monday evening under Nutley Improvement Society auspices has been postponed until March 6.
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Nutley Field Club
Nutley Improvement Society
Taxation of personal property debated in Nutley letter
Nutley resident Joseph Mutch argues wealth taxes are just and would spur growth, citing Nutley real estate gains and benefits to labor, wages, and prices if unused land were taxed. Meanwhile Nutley Fire Department faced three alarms amid heavy snow, saving property with limited damage and noting urgent need for town-owned horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soiir
King
Kng
Otjer
Nutley
Joseph Mutch
A China Wedding in Nutley Celebrates 20th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Thomas H Williams of Princeton Street Nutley celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary at home on Tuesday evening January 31 with about thirty friends from Jersey City Heights Newark New York Passaic Nutley and West Nutley. They received many presents and flowers as dancing music and a bountiful supper followed the congratulations.
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Thomas H. Williams
Princeton Street
Nutley
Jersey City Heights
Newark
New York
Passaic
West Nutley
Lanakola Promises Quick Constipation Relief
Advertised as a universal laxative, Lanakola claims to cure constipation by cleansing the system and purifying the blood. It asserts benefits for kidneys and liver, and suitability for infants and invalids, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first dose.
Governor Murphy’s billboard protest sparks New Jersey action
The New York Herald notes a shift in public view from mockery to support for curbing blight on the landscape. It recalls Governor Murphy’s protest in his annual message against billboard nuisance as a pioneering stand that now seems justified amid a growing problem in New Jersey.
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Murphy
New Jersey
New York Herald
Friday Afternoon Club meets at Prospect Street residence
The Nutley Friday Afternoon Club gathered January 27 at Mrs Marquardt’s Prospect Street home. Papers on Women in American Fiction by Mrs J D Little and Woman in the Home by Mrs Slaughter were presented, with plans for the February 10 meeting at Mrs LH Pratt's Hillside Avenue home.
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the Nutley
Nutley Lodge to Convene Regular Masonic Meeting
Nutley Lodge No. 167, F and A M will hold a regular communication Monday evening at the Masonic Hall Ditlig building. Business of much importance will be transacted. Members urged to attend. All Masons in the jurisdiction welcome.
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Nutley Lo
A. M
Owil
Masonic Hall
Ditlig Building
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St. Mary’s Lyceum
Brooklyn
L. Bamberger & Co
W. J. Houshy
Board of Governors
A. L. Vreeland
Harrison Street
West Nutley Masonic Hall
Wilkes-Barre Times
W. J. Kinsley
Thomas Kilroe
Church Street
Watley
Court House
The
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Bouviers
Leidys
Town Recorder
Field and Fancy Magazine
Adams
Chestnut Street
Passaic Avenue
Carstens
J. Clark, Jr
FF. Hantley
J. Lobb
Carman
F. Clark
Ibo BP. Davis
Sone
Nutley Coal & Supply CO
High Bt
NutTavey
N. J
Nutruy Sin
Nutley Fire Department
Kate Smith
Grant. Avenue
Staggr
Andrew Wickham
New Street
Michael Lucey
China
Lanakola
Nutley Lodge
Prospect Heights
Nutley Realty Company
WM. A. Lambert
Nassau Street
N. Y
M. A. Talaphone
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