Former Nutley Woman to Speak on War Fronts at Field Club
Mile. R. Coudert-Glaenzer of Paris will present January 19 at the Field Club, detailing experiences on European battle fronts. Her talk titled The Appui Belge Its Accomplishments Its Purpose will cover hospital scenes and refugee relief work, with lantern slides loaned by Belgian royalty and HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile. R. Coudert-Glaenzer
Paris
Scoville Church Williams
Field Club
Appui Belge
Belgium
Nutley Reports Refugees Housed After Ameal Incident
In Nutley a group of refugees, including women and children, arrived by walking and were sheltered by residents such as Giangarelli of Washington Avenue and Cageh of Holy Street. Police later escorted the family to a temporary home as more refugees arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Tereldan
Giangarelli
Washington Avenue
Cageh
Holy Street
Refugees Helped After Big City Fire Chaos In Nutley
Chief Wright Sutcliffe called on the Social Service Bureau as hundreds gathered for aid. Mrs Allan P Ames and Miss Elizabeth Hay organized coffee and sandwiches. One woman arrived injured but recovered fully. Refugees slept at the police department and clothing was sorted by owners identification. A few men faced looting as others walked home with help from the patrol. Commuters faced delays from New York as trains ran late and Erie service suffered. Police and firemen cordoned Kingsl ut and Lyndhurst, rescuing about 200 people from the danger zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Sutcliffe
Social Service Bureau
Allan P. Ames
Elizabeth Hay
Nutley
New York
Jersey City
Newark
Passaick
Erie
Lyndhurst
Tesla
Nutley Trade Body Declares Neutral Stance Amid Resignation
The Nutley Board of Trade asserted neutrality after Arthur DeVries resigned in protest of the group’s stance on a Belgian relief protest. The board said it would not take sides on war issues but may publicize important meetings. Officers to be elected February 12. committee named. The group voted to join the State Chamber of Commerce federation and criticized trolley service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Board of Trade
Arthur DeVries
Mitchell
John F- Clark
Harry D. Finn
A. L. Harlan
Abram R. Taylor
Charles B. Vroom
Edward M. Cone
Nutley Industries
State Chamber of Commerce
Nutley Lodge Elects Masonic Realty Co Directors
Nutley Realty Co Nutley Lodge of Masons holds annual stockholders meeting electing A R Taylor C Slavik E C Miller D E P Cook W R Colwell W F Edward Ras Ormsbee Russen C E Armstrong F L Busby L Hugh Hallidy F Rhoades B Hatch T H Ritchie A C Fox as directors for one year. Armstrong re elected president and Colwell vice president with Ormsbee chosen secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Lod Realty. Company
Lodge of Masons
A.-R. Taylor
C. Slavik
E. C. Miller
di E. P. Cook
R Colwell
W. Fdward
Ras- Ormsbee
Russen
C. E. Armstrong
F L. Busby
L. Hugh Hallidy
Ec . F. Rhoades
B. Hatch
T. H. Ritrhie
A. C. Fox
Mir. Armstrong
B.liceoffi
R. Colwell
Mr. Ormsbee
Methodist Conference Names New Trustee Vacancy Filled
The Board of Trustees of Vincent Church filled a vacancy caused by a trustee’s departure. Albert E Howé and J Harry Van presided at a meeting held at the home to elect a replacement and address related duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
E. Howé
Vincent ‘Et Ae
J. Harry van
Canvases by Noted Detection of Leaks Artists on View at Annual Art Exhibit
The Woman's Club exhibition opens with a reception and private view this afternoon. It features works from J Alden Weir and many notable artists, with local names such as Martin Petersen and Arthur J. Elder among those represented. The show runs free to the public from Sunday to Saturday January 27, with a 25 cent charge for the opening reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Nutley
National Academy
Jés Dana Gibson
Society of American Illustrators
William Cotton
Helen Turner
Charles Woodbury
Arthur Hoeber
C._Y
Titcomb
Charles Hofbrauer
Althea H Pratt
J Ss
William Eville
L B. Hazelton
Francis I. Bennett
Bremetta Herrman Crawford
Harry Husted
Ethel Jarvis
Wheeler
Kathryn Crosbie
E. Stetson Crawford
Town water department cuts leakage and reduces usage
Eliot N. Smith reports progress in lowering town water loss from leaks. Weekly readings show water use dropping from 430 000 to 280 000 cubic feet as the Bureau hunts leaks and urges citizens to report suspicious springs and leaks in gutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Water Department
Eliot N. Smith
Engineering Bureau
Department of Water
Obituary for Civil War veteran Robert C Worts
Funeral services were held for 77 year old Robert Charles Worts at his daughter Mrs George Powers home 62 Centre street. Rev Henry J Condit officiated with interment in Armada Michigan. Worts a Nutley resident ten years died after two weeks illness. He is survived by two daughters including Miss Worts of Nutley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Charles Worts
George S. Powers
Centre Street
Henry J. Condit
St Paul’s Church
Armada
Mich
Worts
Nutley
Miss Worts
Mrs. Eleanor Boyd Connor Dies at 72 in Town Home
Mrs. Eleanor Boyd Connor aged seventy two died at her home on 169 High street after age related illness. Funeral services were held at St Marys Church and the interment occurred in Calvary Cemetery Brooklyn. Born in Ireland she came to the United States early and had lived here about twelve years. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Edward G Verg of this town and a son Charles J Boyd of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Boyd Connor
High Street
St., Mary’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Brooklyn
Connor
Ireland
Edward G. Verg
Charles J. Boyd
Chicago
Patrick Dobbs Funeral Held After Bellville Continent Trek
Patrick Dobbs of Belleville, who crossed the continent in 1913, had funeral services Monday at the Church of the Holy Family. Interment followed at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. He died after a two day illness at his Greylock Avenue home. He is survived by his parents two sisters Millie and Mrs Esposito of Newark and three brothers Jacky Angelo and Joseph, all of Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Dobbs
Belleville
Church of the Holy Family
Holy Sepulchre
Dobbs
Greylock Avenue
Millie
Mary 'Esposito
Newark
Jacky” Dobbs
Angelo Dobbs
Joseph Dobbs
Municipal leaders attend annual State League conference at Trenton
Mayor Diebitech and Commissioner Wildey spent Tuesday in Trenton for the annual conference of the State League of Municipalities. Questions of interest to cities and towns of all sizes were discussed, with attention given to places and spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diebitech
Wildey
Trenton
State League of Municipalities
Belleville mayor awarded final $100 in slander suits
Jury verdicts conclude three week series of five slander actions involving Belleville officials. Mayor Waters receives $100. other verdicts yield six cents for plaintiffs or verdict for defendant in one case. Costs of court not borne by parties in most awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Waters
Belleville
Supreme Court Circuit
Frank T. Shepard
Ri “Pp. Scaine, Jr
Shepard
William H. K. Davey
Edward E. Mathes
Scaine
John ‘Travers
Mr. Waters
St Pauls Church Elects Officers After Strong Year
At St Pauls Church annual meeting officers were elected for multiple terms. Trustees include Samuel Bird Jr and Charles N Caldwell for three years, George B McMillan and John D DeWitt for two, L T Merrily for one. James Epworth Jr named clerk. Deacons C E Hebbert and F L Pierce for three years, deaconess Mrs D N Henry. Financial reports show best year, with over $900 more from subscriptions than ever before, directed to benevolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Church
Samuel_ Bird
Charles N. Caldwell
George B. McMillan
John D. DeWitt
Ltl
Merrily
James Epworth, Jr
C. E. Hebbert
F. L. Pierce
D.‘N. Henry
Pullet Breed Winner at Boston Poultry Show
Al Vreeland of Rutan Place won first prize in the pullet cock class at the Boston Poultry Show. A meeting of the American Barred Plymouth Rock Club in Boston during the show drew keen competition in the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Vreeland
Rutan Place
Boston
Plymouth Rock Club
Struck by trolley in Newark injures man on Springfield avenue
Milton Avenue resident Rge Schilling was struck by a trolley near South Orange and Springfield avenues in Newark on Wednesday. The victim suffered facial and hand injuries described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rge Schilling
Milton Avenue
Springfield
South Orange
Avenues
Newark
Natley Club Plans Op at Arrows Game Evening
An OCR read describes Natley Club activities and a game scheduled by 8:45 PM. It mentions the Natley Society steering Oreben and an event titled eat yeocodad and Pf, with unclear details about opponents and location.
Nutley Club Smoker Plans Vaudeville and Boxing
The Nutley Club smoker at Masonic Hall featured boxing bouts and musical numbers. Eddie Nugent and Chester Simpson, and Arthur Fink with Simpson boxed, while a trio from Orange also performed. Rehearsals for the club minstrel show under Frank L. Busby and Arthur Dickinson progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Club
Masonic Hall
Eddie
Nugent
Chester
Simpson
Arthur Fink
Orange
Nutley Sone Reese
Frank L. Busby
Arthur Dickinson
Change of custody and fiscal changes in town government
At Tuesday's Board of Commissioners meeting, Commissioner Wildey was named custodian of school funds replacing Dr. A. H. Van Riper. The move drew questions but was approved with a $250 salary for Wildey and $1,200 yearly for the custodian role. Eliot N. Smith sought water bill reductions for Douglas Sinclair and M. H. Henderson, with approvals granted. Mayor Diebitsch was delayed returning from a state municipal convention. Wildey arrived last by taxi from Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Wildey
A. H. van Riper
Minde
Siar
Patoos
Wise
van Riper
Eliot N. Smith
Douglas Sinclair
M. H. Henderson
Diebitsch
Nutley
Trenton
State League of Municipalities
Newark
Town Begins Earning Interest on Treasury Deposits
Town officials report the first instance of earning interest on deposits at the bank this month. Previously funds were kept in private accounts with little balance earning interest. Last month the town held over $100,000 at times, with interest of $121.37 paid for the use of the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Department
Bacterial Sample Report Mentions Milk Counts
A fragment notes December samples with bacterial counts in milk totaling 5 000, and references Borden's and Brothers among the entities named, suggesting a dairy testing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borden’s i
Brothers
Osborne Urges Corrupt Practices Act for Jobs and Money Limits
Senator elect Edmund Burke Osborne speaking at the National Popular Government League conference in Washington urged a national and state Corrupt Practices Act to curb campaign spending. He cited New Jersey examples of vast sums spent in primaries and general elections and urged enforcement provisions to ensure wealth cannot control politics.
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League
Washington
Edmund Burke Osborne
Essex County
Tee
New Jersey
Osborne
United States
New Jer
Bowne Stays As Receiver For American Beaver Co
An application to replace the receiver for the American Beaver Company of 179 Washington Avenue was denied in Jersey City by Judge Haight of the U S District Court. Creditors who filed a bankruptcy petition sought removal of John F Bowne, secretary treasurer of the First National Bank of Belleville, appointed December 20 in a Chancery Court proceeding. The judge ruled the petitioners had not shown necessity and noted objections could be brought to the state court. hearing adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Beaver Company
Washington Avenue
Jersey City
Haight
United States District Court
John F. Bowne
First National Bank of
Belleville
Chancery
State Court
Nutley Checker Club to Face Union Athletic Team
The Nutley Checker Club led by John Mutch and teammates will play the Union Athletic Club of Passaic at Mr. Mutch's Centre Street home Thursday night January 18. Fred Boatey is listed as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Checker Club
John Mutch
Harry Stager
Howard Saunders
August Schoenfeldt
William Mason
Thomas Pignatore
Checker
Union Athletic Club
Pasaic
Mr. Mutch
Centre Street
Fred Boatey
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Service Bureau
Masonic Realty CO
Methodist Conference
Gibson
Sterner, Wier
House OF Woman's Club
Eleanor Boyd ‘Connor
ST. Paul's
Conisioner
Town Treasury
Urges Corrupt Practices
E.B. Osborne
Bowne
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