Lyceum Juniors Triumph as Circle Five Fall 28 to 24
Lyceum Juniors defeated Circle Five 28 to 24 at Lyceum court. Leo Gorman starred for Circle Five with seven goals as Gunning and Shepard led Lyceum scoring. Final score shows Lyceum 28 Circle Five 24 with strong defense and fast transitions from both sides.
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Circle Five
Newark
Lyceum Court
Leo Gorman
Sitgraves
Helfgott
Shepard
Weiss
Dud
Gunning
Gorman
Lowey
Lyceum
Link
Newarkers
Sid
Lyceum Juniors
Lyceum Big Five Triumphs Over Harrison 38 23
The Lyceum Big Five defeated Harrison 38 to 23 as Harrison could not complete the trip. Donahue opened scoring with the first basket while Kretamer limited Donahue. Trexler's defense was overwhelmed by the Lyceum offense. Officials included Referee Charles Donaldson and Umpire Harry Kane.
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Lyceum
Orange A. C
Lord
Trexler Boys
Ita
Metzger
A Evers
Rachow
Bob Kretzmer
Patterson
Lyceum Big Five
Trexler
Cadets Defeat Midgets in Belleville Tilt 27 to 11
Columbus Cadets defeated the Caddy Midgets of Belleville 27 to 11. Cadets chased the ball all over the court with little chance for the Caddy boys to score. Referee Wes Sitgraves Umpire Harry Kane Timekeeper A Gurwood Scorer J Romano Periods 15 minutes.
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Charles Donaldson
Harry Kane
R. Ullric
A. Hennett
Columbus Cadets
Belleville
Wes Sitgraves
A. Gurwood
J. Romano
Sitgraves
Kane
Metzger
Milford Triangle to Challenge Lyceum Tonight
Three games at the Lyceum tonight feature the Milford Triangle aiming to avenge two earlier losses to the locals. Harrison A C Pire and the Har rison club have won recent outings and hope to extend a streak. The Columbus Cadets meet the Scotland All Stars first, at 7 45, with dancing after the games.
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Lyceum
Milford
Lehpard
Donahue
Harrison A. C. Pire
Harrison Boys
Columbus Cadets
Scotland All Stars
Local juniors and cadets clash as guards shine on court
A chaotic recount highlights several players by name from the Columbus Cadets and midget teams. Gorman and Cleve lead scorers for their squads, with Sitgraves the Junior center and Kane a strong guard. McCabe and Frobose contribute important plays as teams exchange points and passing drives.
Nutley Trustees Appoint Little to Sinking Fund Board
Proceedings show Mayor Diebitsch and Commissioner Wildey appoint Joseph D. Little to the Sinking Fund Commission for a three year term starting June 1919. The board also approves town accountant appointment for Hamilton M. Rosa and authorizes bill payments and contracts, including a police patrol bid from New Jersey Auto Co. under budget considerations.
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Diebitsch
Wildey
Joseph D. Little
Dieblisch
Nutley
East Jersey Water Company
Rondeyn
Wald
Bayonne
Board of Commissaronera
Diebitech
Cook
Hamilton M. Rosa
Hamilton M Ross
Yeus
Diebnach
Yeass
Crcbitech
Department of Public Safety and Health
Yeas
Diebstech
Department of Streets and Public Improvements
Id. Sreeni
Diebditsch
Yoas
Mebitech
Commiasnioner Wildey
New Jersey Auto Co
Tme
Newark
N. J
Ford Police Patrol
Lyceum to inaugurate March lecture series on submarines
A local Lyceum announces the first of a winter lecture series to be held on the third Sunday night in March. Thomas P Holland, son of the late John Holland inventor of the submarine, will lecture on Submarines with other notable speakers to follow.
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Lyceum
Thomas P. Holland
John [. Holland
Town to study tax exemption stance on exempt firemen
The board votes to refer letters from the Town Attorney and Franklin Firemen's Relief Association to Commissioners Wildey Cook and the Town Attorney for a recommended action. Mayor Diebitsch and Commissioners Wildey Cook vote in favor. The meeting adjourns at 8:50 PM with all members present.
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Wistley
Cook
Diebitach
J. Harry Hull
State Board of Taxation
E. T. Humphrey
Franklin Firemen's Relief Association of
Nutley
M. Yeas
Diebitsch
Wildey
Enclosure area houses offer large furnished and unfurnished options
Several Enclosure properties advertise spacious living spaces including five to six chambers, living and dining rooms, kitchens, studios, libraries, and parlor areas. Listings describe new fixtures, central heating, bath facilities, and optioned land parcels near Nutley Manor and Washington Avenue with development plans.
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Lattaguia 5
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James Reilly
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Wes Center
Oe Machette
Penaing
Eins
Wes Ovr Harrison
Kirkleski
Speary
Smith
Toth
Sentner
Carlough
Orward Robinson
Greaves
Milfords
Agig
Scorso
Rachow Sure!s
Benkett
Aye
Robinson
Machette
Ryan
Frobose
McCabe
Coema
Mona
PF. X. McCabe
Harry Curtis
Simon Blum
Wn Drake College, Inc. OF
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James R. Hay
Passaic Avenue
Elizabeth W
Prospect Street
James K Hay
Pasente Avenue
Os Nutley
Strom
Lefferts
Washington Avenue
Elizbeth W
Del
P. F. Cuthrie
Highfield Lane
Natley Station
Electro Chloride Mfg. Co
Broad St
Business Directory
William H. Parry
LAW Union Building
Clintom Street
Summer Avenue
Delavan and
Elwood Avenues
Frederick A. Heisley
Broad Street
Centre St
Nutley Telephone Nutley
William P. Hurley
Newark, N. J
Nutley Sporting Goods
Charles F. Zehner
F. W. Werner
Franklin Ave
Vreeland Ave
Harry F. Kimball
Carpenter
Oak Ridge Ave
Erie Place
Nutley, N. 2
Peter Lord
Arowest
Turner, Ma
Stager Bros
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D.C. Decker
Hillside Avenue
W. H. Robinson
New Street Nutley
Nutley, N. J
Nate
V. Lombardy & Son Custom
High St. West Station
Adrian J.C. van Leeuwen Carpenter and Builder
Jersey
Brookfield Avenue
Keyser & Fleming
Bee Beech Street
J. Po
Chestnut Street
W. L. Jones
Passaic Ave
F. W. Ritacco
Roma Street
W Nutley
Hugh Hallidy
Vreeland Avenue
N. 3
Powershon Nurseries
Blair
Centre Street
William R. Stirratt
Franklin Avenue
Thomas Hayes
Tsu Lei
Ave
Cessory Store
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