Nutley Day by Day Grippe hits Nutley as flu spreads
Local column notes rising grippe cases in Nutley townspeople visit NY relatives and partake in club dances. Entries report a dance at Fortnightly Club, a masquerade planned by Nutley Maenouncerchor, and a Weat Nutley Country Club entertainment. Also mentions a phone upgrade rumor and calendar promos. Hospital and school officials update on grip and recovery.
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Weat Nutley
Masonic Hall
Hamilton
Board of Education Holds Special Meeting Report
A Tuesday night session chaired by Dr. Philhower reviewed the Finance Committee’s estimates and contract payments for the Park School addition. The new wing is shown to cost nearly $10,000 above the original appropriation, and the Rules and Regulations committee report was adopted. Resolutions expressing condolence on Mayor Kierstead’s death were read, adopted, and ordered filed.
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Board of Education
H.W. Goodrich
F. T. Shepard
Philhower
Thomas J.O’ Neil
New Park School
Committee On Rules and Regulations
Wilson G. Kierstead
School Exhibit Draws Wide Interest in Towne Hall
Public school exhibition in Towne Hall Auditorium runs three days. Pictures shown are of high order and pupil performances praised. Social and financial aspects of the exhibition are described as very gratifying.
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Pubic Schoola
Towne Hall
Bank Holds Annual Election Notley directors chosen
The Bank of Notley held its annual election on Tuesday at the bank rooms. Elected directors for the coming year include William J. Berg, William F. Dittig, Thomas Clements, James B.R. Hay, George M. LaMonte, Thomas Nichols Jr., Thomas J. O’Neil, Richard J. Scoles, Bird W. Spencer, J. Howard Weeks and Edmund Wright. The board then named officers: President Hird W. Spencer, vice presidents Richard J. Scoles, Thomas J. O’Neil, and Wm B.R. Dittig, cashier J. Edward Weeks.
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Bank of Notley
William J. Berg
William F. Dittig
Thomas Clements
James BR. Hay
George M. LaMonte
Thomas Nichols, Jr
Thomas J. O'Neil
Richard J. Scoles
Bird W. Spencer
J. Howard Weeks
Edmund Wright
Hird W. Spencer
Wm BR. Dittig
J. Edward Weeks
Park School wing opens to public January 19
The Board of Education led by President Henry W. Goodrich announces the new wing at Park School will be open for inspection Saturday January 19 from 2 to 5 pm. Evening exercises begin at 8 30 with addresses by the Board president State Superintendent Charles J Barter and State Inspector Louis Bevier.
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The
Board of Education
Henry W. Goodrich
Park School
Charles J. Barter
Louis Bevier
Pittston Prices Do Not Reflect Market Shifts
Nutt and Pittston firms quote mixed prices for stove and egg colliery products. Pittston and Lehigh listings show per ton ranges from 4.25 to 6.50, indicating variable regional rates.
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Pittston
New Nutley Town Council Opens With Appointments
The newly convened Nutley Town Council, minus Vosseler due to illness, names and confirms officials including Health Commissioner Blair, Town Surveyor Shepard, Town Attorney Edwards, Chief of Police Knabb Jr., and others. Committees are set, bids for plumbing advertised, and several street and sidewalk issues referred to committees with a January 23 hearing to object.
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Vosseler
Brown
Satterthwaite
County Board of Assessors
County Board
Vann'Riper
Banta
Howe
Halsey
Joerg
Libby
Hanta
Bacta
Lipby, Banta
Libby, Banta
Board of Health First Wards
Samuel H. Blair
Frederick Carlyte
H. H. Stager
Frank T. Shepard
Guy J. Edwards
Simon Tuers
H. Knabb, Jr
Stephen P. Vreeland
W. Queenman
There is Always Something Sweet in Lefferts’ Store
Mr. Lefferts runs Belle Mead Sweets assortments and Lowney’s candies, plus popular package treats. He focuses on matching each discriminating candy customer with a fresh confection and a wide variety.
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Lefferts
Belle Mead
Lowney
Nutley Student Pursues Thesis On Stevens Hewitt Plant
John Devlin of Nutley left town for Cairo New Jersey with two fellow Stevens Institute of Technology classmates to study the Stevens Hewitt power plant. They test turbine driven generators using modern water turbine design. Devlin, a 1907 Stevens graduate, earlier attended Nutley High School in 1903 and has pursued mechanical engineering under Stevens professors.
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John
Devlin
Stevens Institute
Hoboken
WN. J
Cairo
N. J
Stevens-t Hewitt
Natley High School
Stevens Institute of Technology
Clipping Social Draw and Tea Set Promise Evening
Starg and Stripes Council of the D of L offers a clipping social at Dutig Hall Chestnut Street on Thursday evening January lie The event includes a drawing for a silver tea set Friends of Council are invited to attend.
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Starg and Stripes Council
D. of L
Dutig Hall
Chestnut Street
Friends of Council
Charm of Tonics Promises Skin Health and Digestive Ease
An advertisement notes LAXTHOLA TONIC as a charming remedy for glowing complexions and bowel activity. It asserts mild yet active influence on digestion while claiming skin benefits for users. The piece cites T. Lefferts as the source of the claim.
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T. Lefferts
Fire destroys roof in Montclair property on High Street
Firefighters were summoned to a High Street attic fire at the home formerly occupied by Joe F Clark and owned by RK Thomas of Montclair. West Nutley Hose Company arrived quickly and after two hours the blaze was extinguished. The roof was destroyed and the building flooded with water. The property was insured and the Fire Committee is investigating the origin. sale to BR Thomas of Montclair occurred the day before.
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G. B. Philbower
Max P. Kaufmann
B. B. Faith
Register of Vital Statistics
H. M. Whitted
Thomas P. Day
Howe
Franklin and Vreeland
Joerg
Franklin Avenue
Pear -Kingsland Street
T. Tax
Centre Street
Passaic Avenue
Public Service Corporation
Water Department
Aso
T. L. Brandreth
Girardi
John Adams
Frank Ruceco
Jas. Mulcahy
Nutley
Basta
Vosseler
Chestnut Street
Phijtower
Board of Health
Fire Department
High Street
Joe F. Clark
RK. Thomas
Montclair
West Nutley
BR. Thomas
Nutley Fire Department praised for saving Thomas House
The Nutley Fire Department especially West Nutley Hose Company deserves praise for saving the Thomas House on High Street from total destruction on Wednesday afternoon. The owner, John F Clark Jr., expresses thanks and commendation for the tire department’s efforts.
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Nutley
Fire Department
The
West
Nuttey. ‘Hose Company
Thomas House
High Street
Arbutus Cream Promises Soft Clear Skin This Winter
Arbutus Cream promises soft clear healthy skin through the crimping months. Available for 25 cents at Masonic Hall Pharmacy.
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Masonic Hali Pharmacy
Nutley Park development advertised as exclusive residential section
Nutley Realty Company displays Nutley Park as an exclusive residential tract on the eastern Nutley ridge. The ground features landscaped walks and plots for building, artistic gateways, utilities, and a strict high‑class residency pledge with convenient terms. The tract lies near two railroad stations and electric car lines.
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Nutley
Nutley. Realty. Company
Nutley. Park
Park
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C. M. White
New York
Mrs. Suomner W. White
Tenants Blace
W. ©. Davis
Enonomis
Edward Wright
Highfield Lane
Atlantic City
EB. A. Fanchert
Franklin Building and Loan Association
Towo Hall Building
Nutley Maenouerchor
Towo Ball Auditorium
Washington
James Crammond
Masonic Hall Pharmacy
TeOovery
Hulley Coal & Supply Company
Nutley Sun Office
Thomas
Charles H. McKenna
Felix McEkenna
Avondale Road
the Board of Education
Bank
H. H. Hey Wowud
Broadway
N. W
Chambers &J
Worth West Nutley
Hillside Avenue
Pittston and
Lehigh Coal
Pittston Pea
Lehigh
Lehigh Pea
Nutley Coal & Supply CO
Lowrie Dexter, W'g'r
West Nutley Plaza
the New Council
Henry T, Lerferts
Passaic and Nutley Aves
Clipping Social
Wasonic “Hall Pharmacy
Nutley. Realty Company
AL ‘Lambert, ‘President
Nassau Street
N.Y Prone
Pory Woreey
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