Italian suspect in church break-in badly wounded by officers
Eye witness Francis X. McCabe details a fierce confrontation as Salvatore Lasco 58 lived at 21 Humbert street tried to break into St Marys Church. Patrolman Maliza was cut behind the ear but the officers overpowered Lasco after a brutal struggle. Lasco bailed at 3000 dollars and was later sent to Newark. The report lauds the department's system and notes police strength relative to town population.
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Salvatore Lasco
Humbert Street
St. Mary's Church
George Maliza
Lasco
Maliza
Sutcliffe
William Johnson
Washington E. Page
Newark
Francis X. McCabe
Department
George
Prig- Phet
Jameson
Ford
Stager
Chanceman Johnson
Chanceaman
Chanceman
Newark Judge Reverses Bross Case in Circuit Court
Judge Jay Ten Eyck in Newark Circuit Court reversed Recorder Page’s ruling in Rose W. Bross vs Joseph H. Bross for assault. The complaint was found irregular and not under the disorderly persons act. no street disturbance was shown and the $200 bond was void.
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Ilegal
Jay Ten Eyck
Newark
Washington E. Page
Rose W. Bross
Joseph H. Bross
Page
Bross
Florence
William H. Parry
Circuit Court
Ten Eyck
Miss Bross
Bonds fund church basement improvements at St Pauls Church
At St Pauls Congregational Church Rev Henry E Jackson led a three part service to raise 1583 for basement improvements. Bonds with 24 coupons were sold to raise the funds with each monthly coupon of 1 over two years. The dedication followed in the basement.
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St. Paul's Congregational Church
Henry E. Jackson
Upper Montclair
Brotherhood Meeting Dines and Listens to Erie Talk
About thirty five men gathered for the St Pauls Brotherhood supper and meeting in the church basement. Robert S Parsons of Nutley Park spoke informally on the Erie Railroad development and traffic issues. The Ladies Guild served the supper. Names of attendees include George Hastwood Harry B D Finn Asa J Faulkner Albert Eastwood James Epworth Jr William Simmons F E Raymond Cook Abram R Taylor William R Bennett George R Bennett Elmer Dillstrom S F Areson J H Meikle Edward St John E M Gardner Donald MacMillan Rev Henry J Condit Albert M Ayers William H Clements John F Clark Arno L Huntley Emil C Miller Charles A Brace.
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St. Paul‘s Brotherhood
Robert $. Parsons
Nutley Park
New York
Erie Railroad
Erie
Ladies’ Guild
George Hastwood
Harry BD. Finn
Asa J. Faulkner
Albert Eastwood
James H. Epworth, Jr
Bridge Party At Mrs. Willis Saunders Home
Mrs. Willis Saunders hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge gathering on Vreeland avenue with attendees including Mrs. J. P. Hunnington, Mrs. Arthur Stager, Mrs. C. M. Saunders, Miss Ethel Thom, Mrs. Emil C. Miller, Mrs. William B. Wallace, and Mrs. A. M. Ayers. Mrs. Miller won the first prize.
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Willis Saunders
Vreeland Avenue
Bridge
J. P. Hiuntting
Arthur Stager
C. M. Saunders
Ethel Thom
Emil C. Miller
William 8. Wallace
A. M. Ayers
Miller
Fifth Lecture Given On Two Types of Paradise
Professor Edward Howard Grigg spoke at Park School Auditorium on the fifth lecture titled The Two Types of Paradise. The talk was part of a lecture series progressing to its final sixth session next Friday night.
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Edward Howard Grigg
Park School Auditorium
Cake Sale by Grace Church Ladies This Afternoon
The Woman's Auxiliary of Grace Church hosts a cake sale in the parish house on Highfield Lane this Saturday afternoon. A tea will be served.
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Grace Church
Highfield Lane
Whist and Euchre Party at St Marys Hall
St Marys Church hosts a whist and euchre party in St Marys Hall East Nutley on Friday night February 24 under church auspices.
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St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Hall
East Nutley
Osteopathic home treatment by Dr Addison ONeill
Notice offers osteopathic residence care from Dr Addison ONeill of Ridgewood New Jersey. Patients seeking treatment at home are urged to communicate with the physician who specializes in in home practice.
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Addison O'Neill
Ridgewood
N. J
Nutley School Board to Debate Reducing Members
The Second Ward Association schedules a public meeting Monday night to consider trimming the Nutley School Board to five members or nominate candidates for the approaching vacancies. A special committee led by Middleton Slaughter, Wesant, Marquardt, Merriam, and Clements was formed to study the issue, citing past concerns about governance with a large board. Retiring members include Richard W. Booth Frank T. Shepard and J. M. Sattler. The session will be at the Masonic Hall rear room on Franklin Avenue.
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Second Ward Association
Nutley
Messrs
A. Middleton Slaughter
W. M. Wesant
A. E
Richard W. Booth
Frank T. Shepard
J. M. Sattler
Henry W. Goodrich
Masonic Hall
Franklin Avenue
Concrete Work to Start on Washington School Foundations
Concrete work for the Washington school foundation will commence Monday. The footing course is finished and foundation molds are nearly complete after plans were approved by the Building Department, ending a brief delay and allowing construction to proceed.
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Washington School
Council
Parishioners honor Rev Father Cunningham at St Marys rectory
Parishioners gather for an informal reception at the rectory in St. Marys place to welcome Rev Father Cunningham who has recently recovered from a severe illness. Attendees include Dominick Walsh, E Burk, Frank OReilly, Patrick Buffy, Francis X McCabe, John Hawkins, Mary Hawkins, M J Freeman, Tennie Hanna, Mamie Hanna, John Smith, Henry A Connolly, Edmund Guthrie and Katherine Crowley.
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Father Cunningham
St. Mary’s Place
Dominick Walsh
E. Burk
Frank O'Reilly
Patrick J. Buffy
Francis X. McCabe
John Hawkins
Mary Hawkins
M. J. Freeman
Tennie
Mamie Hanna
John Smith
Henry A. Connolly
Edmund Guthrie
Katherine Crowley
Fortnightly Bal Masque Set At Franklin Avenue Club
The Fortnightly Club will hold its annual Bal Masque at the clubhouse on Franklin Avenue on Tuesday night. An even larger crowd than usual is expected as this dance is a highlight of the social season.
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Franklin Avenue
Juniors to Present Playlet at Nutley High School
The Nutley High School junior class appoints Miss Theodora Libby Miss Marjorie Moxtey Alexander Tasker and Miss Edith Mctrath to a committee to stage a forthcoming playlet. Louis Le Bel as class president introduced the idea at Thursday’s meeting.
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Theodora Libby
Marjorie Moxtey
Alexander Tasker
Edith Mctrath
Nutley High School
Louis le Bel
Meeting for Library Talk in Park School Tuesday
A public meeting will be held at the Park School on Tuesday night February 28 to discuss the free library project. Miss Sarah M. Askew and library representatives will speak as committees present reports from weeks of work. Mrs. A. B. Proal notes broad support with no opposition to the idea locally.
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Park School
Sarah M. Askew
Summit
Belleville
Askew
Suramit
A. B. Proal
Public
Carnegie
Nutley
Merchant of Venice at Town Hall Friday evening
The Ya Club presents Shakespeare legacy with a performance of The Merchant of Venice at Town Hall Auditorium on Friday night February 24. Proceeds benefit St Pauls Congregational Church. Cast features Duke of Venice Townsend Ayers Osborne Feltas Spinning Brown King Bates etc.
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Ya Club
Town Hall Auditorium
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Duke of Venice
Guy ©. Townsend
Prince of Morocco
Albert M. Ayers
Prince of Arragon
Harold Osborne
Antonio
John Feltas
Bassanio
Ronald
A.B. Brown
Gratiano
Horace King
Shylock
Thomas Bates
Lorenzo
Arthur Carstens
Tubal
William Wilsee
Launcelot Gobbo
Edgar Osborne
Old Gobbo
Milton Ryan
Portia
N. Adele Taylor
Nerissa
Florence Bennett
Jessica
Genevieve Taylor
Ruth Searle
Boy Found With Head Injuries On Kingsland Porch
A small battered boy identified as Walter Darby from Passaic was found by Mr. and Mrs. Batchelor on their Kingsland street porch Saturday night. Authorities cannot explain the injuries but suspect a wagon fall from Newark or possible auto strike. He is hospitalized at Passaic General Hospital with possible brain concussion.
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William D. Batchelor
Kingsland Street
Walter Darby
Passaic
Nutley
Newark
Clifford Barren Wedding in New York Church
Miss Hilda Rolfe Clifford daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Clifford of Franklin avenue married February 1 at the Church of the Transfiguration New York to Mr Chester Gerard Barren of Chestnut street Rev George Clarke Houghton D D rector officiated Miss Buelah Bishop of Franklin avenue accompanied the couple to the church The couple expect to live with the bride's parents for now
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Hilda Rolfe Clifford
J. H. Clifford
Franklin Avenue
Chester Gerard Barren
Chestnut Street
Church of the Transfiguration
New York
George Clarke Houghton
D. D
Buelah Bishop
Barren
New Treasurer Named for Franklin Building and Loan
The Franklin Building and Loan Association elected Edwin Probert of Mountainview avenue to fill the vacancy created by Ernest V. Cockefair's resignation. Cockefair plans to leave Nutley around March 1 and relocate to Deans New Jersey to pursue farming.
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Ernest V. Cockefair
Bloomfield Avenue
Franklin Building & Loan Association
Edwin Probert
Mountainview Avenue
Cocke Fair
Nutley
Deans, N. J
Marked money not conclusive new trial for beer peddler
Nutley records show Frederick Goss a Lakeview beer bottler, awaiting sentence after a marked money purchase led to arrest of his driver for peddling beer. Recorder Washington E. Page postponed sentencing, offering $20 fine or return for trial next Thursday night February 23.
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Nutley
Washington E. Page
Frederick Goss
Lakeview
Frank Jameson
Gogs
Delawanna
Sutcliffe
Grace Episcopal Church loan exhibit for antique show
The Ways and Means Chapter of Grace Episcopal Church hosts a loan exhibit in the Parish House Highfield lane on March 21 22 24. Town residents are urged to loan antique items including furniture silver paintings laces rare books old jewels and other historic articles. Mrs Edward P Montague is chairwoman seeking donations and care for loaned objects.
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Highfield Lane
Ways and Means
Grace Episcopal Church
Section of burned roof falls at Franklin avenue
A cornice fragment weighing about 500 pounds broke away from the top story of Masonic Hall at Franklin avenue and High street, landing on the sidewalk on Monday morning. No one was harmed though the roof had been deemed dangerous and the area roped off for days.
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Masonic Halil
Franklin Avenue
High Street
Rev Elbert Clement to Preach in Former Charge
Newark clergyman Rev Elbert Clement former pastor of Vincent M E Church will preach at the morning service tomorrow. Clement led Vincent Church about six years ago and has since completed fifty years in the ministry. A large crowd is expected to attend. In the evening Rev Dr Warren L Hoagland will preach Watchman Tell Us of the Night. Other services follow usual schedule.
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Elbert Clement
Newark
Vincent M.E. Church
Clement
Vincent Church
Warren L. Hoagland
Firemen to Enjoy Eleventh Annual Ball
The eleventh annual ball of Avondale Hose Company No 1 will be at Town Hall on Monday evening February 27. Invitations have been sent to many fire companies in the vicinity and a large turnout of fire ladies is expected.
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Avondale Hose Company
Town Hall
Old Folk's Concert at Vincent M. E. Church
Under the Ladies' Guild and directed by Mr. W. E. Gwen an Old Folk's Concert will be given at the Vincent M. E. Church on Wednesday night. A fine musical program will be rendered.
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Ladies’ Guild
W. E. Gwen
Vincent M. E. Church
Summer Resorts Debate Health Proofs and Sewer Plans
Town engineers and health experts urged safeguards for summer resorts and urban waste systems. A. J. Provost discussed water quality, modern plumbing, and sand-bed sewage treatment as vital to reducing disease. Abijah Fox reviewed bituminous roads while Recorder Page championed commission government amid reform atmosphere.
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A. J. Provost
New York City
Third Ward Association
New York State Board of Health
Passaic Valley
Nutley
Toei
Abijah c. Fox
Mar James Gilmore
Fox
Washington E. Page
Father Foy
John “Match
Ernest G. Welschedel
District Meeting Votes to Sell Washington School Property
Only two people outside the Board attended the polls to approve permission to sell the old Washington School property. The reposition was carried.
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Washington School
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