Town Council Hears Complaints On Water, Roads And Taxes
The regular meeting chaired by Wilson G. Kierstead reviewed complaints about water flow and sidewalk damage near the Franklin Avenue bridge, and a frozen water main claim was clarified as not frozen. Ordinances on Hillside Avenue were postponed to first reading. taxes and road repairs were discussed with actions placed on file or referred to committees. The town treasury received 1811 19, with bills totaling 326 approved for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson G. Kierstead
Gilmore
Young
Wierk
Unger
Nosseler
Courtland Parker
Newark
Hillside Avenue
Reed
Richard Newton
Hawthorne Avenue
State Board of Taxablian
E. Blair
Chapman
Anna Day
Busby
Amanda Kingsland
Povershon Hill
State Board of Taxation
Worth Woods
Wesseler
Avondale Road
Philips
Ber
Colt & Howell
BN. J. Telephone Company
Calice
Public Service Corporation
Court of Errors and Appeals
W.3. Aukerman
A. Kierstead
Franklin Avenue
Traction Company
Lester Kierstead
Center Street
Treasury
Clark
Darby Brook
Merry Masqueraders at Fortnightly Club Washington Birthday Ball
The Fortnightly Club held its annual masquerade on Washingtons Birthday to a large audience from Nutley New Jersey Newark Montclair and other towns. Costumes were varied and creative with Prince Charming dancing with Sis Hopkins and Happy Hooligan with a Court Lady. Dancing continued late as revelers uncovered identities and a midnight collation was served before more dancing into the small hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nutley
New York
Newark
Montclair
Prince Charming
Sis Hopkins
Petition circulates to restore Newark Branch train 302
Copies circulated among Erie officials along the Newark Branch seek the return of train No. 302, once leaving West Nutley at 6 28 4 a.m. The petition asks former patrons to sign on the train or at the homes of L Grant Hawthorne Ave C W Lichtenstein Prospect St Hillman Lange Hawthorne Ave and Jacob Fitting Franklin Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Newark
West Nutley Station
L. Grant
Hawthorne Avenue
C. W. Lichtenstein
Prospect Street
Hillman Lange
Jacob Fitting
Franklin Avenue
Town Council Abandons Hall Purchase Plan
At a special meeting on February 19 the Town Council decided to take no action on acquiring Town Hall to convert it into a municipal building. The council stated that in the future the town will buy land and erect a suitable building.
Clements and Archer Wed at St Pauls Church
Miss Viola Archer and Mr Wilbur Clements wed at St Pauls Congregational Church with only relatives present. The bride mourned a death in the family and the couple share a birthday wedding on the same day as Mr Clements' majority. They plan to live in Nutley after a Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Archer
Wilbur Clements
St. Paul’s Congregational Church
Oscar Helmiop
Lements
Washington, D.C
Clements
Nutley
Board of Education Sets Budget and Town Hall Plan
The Board of Education meets to approve a direct to the people annual appropriation and forms a Budget Committee to decide maintenance funds. A Town Hall rebuild plan includes post office on first floor and council offices on second while adding a public hall and training space. Enrollment rises to 834 with 107 off roll due to water pipes freezes and illness. weekly flag pledge observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Clair
Philhower
Town Hall
Sck
Building and Loan Association
Meredith
Yantacaw School
Losses Adjusted After Town Hall Fire
The Board of Education will receive nearly $2600 for damage to building furniture stored in the attic. The Council Chamber furniture damage is settled at $150. Yaata daw Engine Company will be paid costs to restore its room contents to prefire condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Board of Education
Council Chamber
Yaatadaw Engine Company
Nutley Aims to Abolish Avondale Crossing in County Push
Nutley residents support John F. Clark as he introduces a resolution in the Essex County Board of Chosen Freeholders to abolish the Erie crossing at Washington avenue. The measure, referred to the Roads and Assessments Committee, follows Clark’s track record of town improvements and his pledge to remove the Avondale crossing soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Tur Nerney Low
Erie
Washington Avenue
County Board of Chosen Freeholders
John F. Clark
Nutley
Preeholer Clark
Avondale
Mr Lewis A Day Returns to Business After Illness
Mr. Lewis A. Day, once confined home by illness for weeks, is able to attend to his business again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Day
Political Gossip Shapes School Meeting Candidates
The column notes a March 15 school meeting with favored candidates including William J. Dittig and retiring members Dr. Phillower and Mr. Lichtenstern. J H Davis declines another term. others named are Wilbur Ackerman J J O Neil M P Kaufmann and Arthur Stager. Councilman at large and other posts show little change ahead of April 12 voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Ditti
Dittig
Phillower
Lichtenstern
Ware
J. He Davis
Messrs
Wilbur Ackerman
J. J. O'Neil
M.P
Royal Arcanum and Nutley No.1 Bowl Tight Series
The Royal Arcanum and Nutley No.1 rolled eight games on Tuesday evening with Royal Arcanum taking two of two. High team score reached 900 and high individual 235 by Jack Wiley. Details continued on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Nutley
Jack” Wiley
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Hillside Ave
J. H. Davis
N. J
Jacob Kierstead
Hish Street
Hillsid Avenue
Enns
Lliffe
I Geo. Conover
EB. Wellman
Helter
A Wassel Wean
M. Conover
Davis Senta
Gary Vir
A. Rutan
Ic Luffe
Eid
LW. Lamberts
D. ‘Conger
D. G. Schroeder
Dr. van Riper
Bashore W. Bachelor
Post
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Ceeueeds
LSE
Ad Hi. Itallidy
Jd. Me
Davis
Rutan Ee
S. Blum
Garrison
J. Bram
Couger
J. Ludd
Carstens
Conger
Royal Sercanum
Taylor Ee Ee
Wiley Belbus
Eich Teeta
Lambert
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Dr. van PP
J. Blam
Waene
Hallidy
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Heller
Ee Mae
Nuley Property and Fire Insurance
F. R. Allen & CO
Real Estate and Insurance
Main Avenue
Grace Church
Nugley Realty Coe
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