Town Council Advances Auto Truck Purchase and Street Projects
The council authorized a $75,000 bond issue for a public library and debated road extensions from Passaic to Elm and Avondale, plus a $6,000 purchase for an automobile fire apparatus. The meeting covered sidewalk assessments, water main bids, and building permits while delaying Mountain View avenue plans until next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
George A Hill
John Hanily
Church Street
Water Committee
Washington Avenue
Memphis Avenue
Harrison Street
Commissioners of Assessment
Callahan
Mutch
Stephen Crennan
The
Reformed Church
Avondale Road
Passaic Avenue
Elim Street
Scorso
Weischedel
Italian girl evades school six years in Nutley case
Eleven year old Lucy Marone lived at Avondale with her father for five years without education or proper street clothing. Patrolman George Mafiza alerted officials, and after clothing her she was enrolled in first grade. Authorities will monitor attendance and may arrest her father for neglect if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Lucy Marone
Louis Marone
Avondale
Read
George Mafiza
Wright Sutcliffe
J. R. Beachler
Marone
Public School Auxiliary Finances in Good Shape
Reports from the monthly Woman's Public School Auxiliary meeting show a healthy treasury of 215.99 and steady activity across Park, Yantacaw, and Avondale buildings. Miss Sarah M. Askew of Trenton spoke on the New Jersey State Traveling Library, recounting trips to towns without libraries and stressing learning and clubroom functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Public School
Sarah M. Askew
Trenton
New Jersey State
Penny Provident
Park School
Yantacaw
Avondale
Griggs
Emil Diebitch
Park School Library
Nutley Dog Census Counts 523 Once Lively Town
Policemen Daniel Ford and George Maliza completed a dog census showing Nutley has 523 canines, including 460 males and 63 females. About 100 licenses have been purchased, and notices warn owners to license dogs before March or face consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ford
George Maliza
Bridge Party Invitations From Mrs. Sumner W White
Mrs Sumner W White of Whitford avenue hosts a bridge party at her home Wednesday afternoon with twenty tables in play. Mrs Louis F Fallon and Mrs Fred Bana Marsh will pour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner W. White
Whitford Avenue
Louis F. Fallon
Fred Bana Marsh
Nutley Recorder Receives Gavel Prank During Court Scene
In Nutley on a Tuesday night a staged prank by Democrats of the Second Ward unfolds in the town hall. Recorder Washington E. Page, presiding, investigates a mock assault case involving Chief Wright Sutcliffe. William Kirkpatrick plays the defendant and reveals a cocobela gavel with a silver inscription from the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonj E. Page
Nutley
William Kirkpatrick
Wright Sutcliffe
Same Town
Recorder
Washington
Page
Chiefs of Police
Kirkpatrick
Hallidy
Muich
Kirk
Kirlpatrick
Man Receives Six Months for Carrying Revolver
Cosmo Mondera of 39 Garside Street Newark was sentenced to six months by Judge Davis in Newark Criminal Court for carrying concealed weapons. He was arrested after a chase by Chief Sutcliffe and Councilman Callahan on Washington Avenue. Mondera admits owning the revolver but denies firing at officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Avenue
Weischeder
Callahan
Courc
Cosmo Mondera
Garside Street
Newark
Caldwell
Davis
Wright Sutcliffe
Mondera
Sutcliffe
Washington Avenue
Mandera
Cake Sale By Grave Church Women At Parish House
The Woman's Auxiliary of Grave Church will hold a cake sale in the Parish House on Highfield land Saturday afternoon February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grave Church
Highfield Land
Bright Nutley street light prompts civic complaint
A Nutley Improvement Society member reports a Chestnut street and Franklin avenue street light is excessively bright, potentially blinding northbound trolley riders. The society will forward the complaint to Public Service Corporation for investigation and possible adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Improvement Society
Public Service Corporation
Chestnut Street
Franklin Avenue
Town
State Audubon Society
L. E. Carman
Nutley Avenue
Edgewood Avenue
Rutgers Place
Bank of Nutley
Board of Health
Nutley Seeks Supervising Principal After Belleville Millburn
Nutley waiting for State Board of Education reply on denial of a supervising principal, plans to protest along with Belleville and Millburn which earlier opposed the move but later received approval after state review. Attorney general approves $50,000 Washington School bonds, allowing sale to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Nutley
Nutley Board
Belleville
Millburn
State Board
Washington
Third Ward Improvers Plan Public Meeting
A meeting of the Third Ward Association will be held at the Nutley School on Chestnut Street near Whitford Avenue Tuesday night February 14 at 830. Prominent speakers will discuss Government by Commission Disposal of Town Waste and Preservation of Stone Roads. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward Association
Nutley School
Chestnut Street
Whitford Avenue
Bridge Club Delights Guests At North Road Parlor
Mrs Alfred V Leaman hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club with players including Mrs Charles A Seymour Mrs W White Mrs Henry G Prout Mise Prout Mrs John Bou vier Jr Mrs Louis F Fallon the Misses Sarah Elizabeth Hay Mrs Leaman and Miss Constance Willams The event concluded with prizes awarded to Mrs Pallon and Miss Elizabeth Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred V. Leaman
North Road
Charles A. Seymour
W. White
Henry G. Prout
Mise Prout
John ¥. Bouvier, Jr
Louis F. Fallon
Sarah
Elizabeth Hay
Leaman
Constance Willams
Pallon
Water mains emergency link debated by Belleville Township
A plan to connect Nutley and Belleville water mains at Big Tree for emergency two town water supply was discussed by the Belleville Township Committee. No action taken the proposal was referred to Water Committee amid concerns of ulterior motives and possible benefits mainly to Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Belleville
Big Tree
Woodruff
Stanier
Bross Defends Self in Assault Case Bond Set at 200
Joseph H. Bross of Kingsland street testifies denies wife Rose W. Bross's charges of assault and pushing her near a boiler. His daughter Florence also denies the alleged incidents. Neighbors praise character as Recorder Page holds Bross in $200 bond to keep the peace pending appeal. case continued to next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Bross
Kingsland Street
Rose W. Bross
Bross
Washington E. Page
J. Harry Hull
Florence Bross
John H. Buter
William Hannen
Recorder Page
William H. Parry
Belleville High Boys Rally Past Nutley 28 27
Belleville High School beat Nutley High 28 to 27 in a tight Belleville gym game on Tuesday. The Girls team defeated Ridgewood 14 to 3, while the Boys earlier won 23 to 14 at Clifton. Second Team lost 41 to 19 at Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville High School
Nutley High School
Belleville
Ridgewood
Clifton High School
Professor Grigg Continues Dante Lecture at Park School
Professor Edward Howard Grigg continued his Dante's Divine Comedy lecture course at Park School Auditorium last night. The subject was "The Perfettoing." A large audience was present throughout the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Howard Grigg
Park School
Hand painted valentines by a Nutley artist
Hand painted valentines by a Nutley artist offered for sale through P F Guthrie at 296 Eighfield Lane. Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
P.F
Guthrie
Eighfield Lane
Saloonkeeper Fined for Giving Drinks to Boy
Avondale road saloonkeeper James Giangarelli was fined twenty dollars by Recorder Washington E. Page for selling whiskey to Giuseppe Ferrara, a sixteen year old. Ferrara, alleged to threaten violence, was sent to Jamesburg Reform School after Juvenile Court hearing. The defendant claimed the boy was over twenty one and ill with a cold, and witnesses backed his admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Giangarelli
Avondale Road
Washington E. Page
Giangarelli
Wright Sutcliffe
Guiseppe Ferrara
East Nutley
Recorder
Giandarelli
Giengarelli
Davis
Jamesburg
Gi Flangerelli
Card Party Held For Friend Miss Emme Beatus
A social card party was given for Miss Emme Beatus of Franklin Avenue New York yesterday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs Henry Gerdau Miss Beatus and Mrs Frederick Borg. Other players included Miss May Barteld Mrs John Gerda Mrs George Condes Miss Etta Bellmer and Mrs Peter McMann. After the games lunch was served with a green and white decoration scheme featuring ferns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emme Beatus
Franklin Avenua
New York
Henry ‘Gerdau
Beatus
Frederick Borg
May Barteld
John Gerda
George Condes
Mise Etta
Bellmer
Mize
Alice Diebold
Herat
Peter McMann
Marie
Bodie
Harry Barteld
Nutley Board appoints mosquito control committee
Nutley Board of Health named President James L. Miller, secretary George Hawkeworth, and town physician Dr. E P Whalen to represent Nutley on the Essex County mosquito extermination committee. The group plans an active campaign to reduce mosquitoes within a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
James L. Miller
George Hawkeworth
E P. “Whalen
Nutley i
Essex
Nutley Board of Health
Essex County
Larkin Club Holds Monthly Meeting at Delawanna Home
The Larkin Club met Friday at the home of Mrs. Arthur Speer in Delawanna. The afternoon included social time and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Ernest Weischedel, Mrs. Jacob Fitting, Mrs. Robert Donaldson, Mrs. George Fitting, Robert Moffitt of Nutley, Mrs. Nat Morey of Little Falls, Mrs. Smith of New York, and Mrs. William V. Dolan of Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin Club
Homse
Arthur Speer
Delawanna
Ernest G. Weischedel
Jacob Fitting
Robert Ki. Donaldson
George Fitting
Robert Moffitt
Nutley
Nat Morey
Little Falls
Smith
New York
William V. Dolan
Nutley Baseball Club Holds February Meeting
The Nutley Baseball Club meets Thursday night February 16 in Engine Company rooms at Town Hall. By laws will be adopted at this session.
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Nutley.a
Oc. Wild
Engine Company
Town Hall
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Dale Road
Elm Street
Dramatis Personae
Belleville and
Third Ward Improvers
Entertained Bridge Cin
Bond
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