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Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1917

Page

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Nutley Newark trolley service critiqued by residents and officials

Residents complain that Broad Street cars from Newark skip Nutley loops to favor Glendale and Big Tree runs, causing delays for Nutley riders. Officials acknowledge mixed schedules with eight and four minute headways, noting Paterson cars run late due to truck and traffic interference in winter.

the Sun Board of Commissioners Bailey Nutley Newark Paterson Broad- Belleville Glendale Loop P .O Williams Ats Broad Street Big Tree Bridge Street

Nutley trolley delays prompt schedule review

Officials consider adjusting Nutley line service after passenger congestion on the Glendale loop. Inspectors will track riders numbers for three weeks and report back with possible early morning Nutley car starts from Bridge Street Newark to ease delays. Citizens urged to write to the Town Hall with travel concerns.

Glendale Loop Bridge Street Newark

Commuter Breaks Arm in Fall Running for Train

Charles B. Taylor, 52, of 87 Hawthorne Avenue, slipped at Hawthorne and Hillside avenues on Wednesday morning while running for the 7.45 train. Dr. Albert F. Jackson treated him. he walked home and will stay home five or six weeks for recovery.

Charles B.taylor Hawthorne Avenue Hawthorne Hillside Avenues Taylor Albert F. Jackson

Water hydrant tests find three frozen in town

Inspections of over a hundred fire hydrants reveal three frozen and unusable in a fire. Small leaks noted in several other units, but most are in good condition under direction of Town Engineer Smith. Another leak discovered on Oak Ridge avenue will be repaired within days as weekly water use declines.

Smith Oak Ridge Avenue

Paterson Prisoner Sought in Nutley Station Robbery

Police seek identity of a man arrested yesterday in Paterson who claimed to be Archibald Babcock twenty eight and a railroad detective. He described himself as from a silk city family and bears a bullet scar on his left wrist matching the robber. Authorities linked him to earlier talks before the Nutley station entry.

Paterson Nutley Dathoie Sue Archibal Babcock Silk City Sutcliffe

New Newark Man Takes Over Central Hotel

George M. Gray of Newark has assumed ownership of the Central Hotel on Chestnut Street. A new steam heating plant was installed by Ernest E Faith this week and the bowling alleys will reopen tonight. Nils M Jensen, former manager, resumes duties at Wrightstown.

Central Chestnut Street George M. Gray

Valentine Dance and Club Meetings at Town Hall

A Valentine dance for women is set for February 14 at Town Hall under the Woman's Club with Mrs Charles B Royce as general chair. The committee includes Mrs George B Douglas and others for tickets refreshments and punch. Miss Helen Keyes dancing students will perform a costume dance. Mrs William Bodge and Mrs Harry Blankarn host a Monday card party. A January 29 meeting will consider revising the constitution. Mrs William J Kinsley remains as advisor until March annual meeting while Mrs George B Philhower acts as president.

Town Hall Woman’s Club Charles B. Royce William J. Kinsley George B. Philhower

Roast Beef Dinner by Vincent Church Ladies Aid Society

The Ladies Aid Society of Vincent Church will host a roast beef dinner on Thursday January 25 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the church. Mrs G W Symonds is committee chair. Tickets are sold by society members and at the door the night of the dinner.

Ladies’ Aid Society of

Contractors move from Nutley Realty to Post Office Building

On Wednesday contractors McEligot and Chenoweth moved from the Nutley Realty building on Franklin avenue near High Street to the Post Office Building. The Western Union office, which shared the space, has returned to West Nutley Station.

McEligot & Chenoweth Nutley Realty Franklin Avenue High Street Post Office Western Union West Nutley Station

Nutley Car Transfer Plan Cited For Local Citizens

Nutley residents are urged to use Nutley cars only as a transfer plan is discussed. The note references a Nutley plantation and a Big Tree site, signaling a local confusion or misprint in the transfer process.

Third annual art exhibit draws greater interest at Woman's Club

More interest than previous years shown in the third annual art exhibit at the Woman's Club which opened last Saturday. The opening reception attracted many visitors and the club will stay open evenings next week 8 to 9 PM as well as daily hours. One sale reported an etching by Miss Platt and several more sales are under way. The list names exhibitors and pieces including Gibson Hawthorne Lungren Yountakah and others with landscapes portraits and maritime scenes.

Woman's Club Miss Platt

May Motorize Avondale Span for Passaic River Bridge

Essex and Bergen freeholders consider replacing hand cranks with electric motors on the Avondale draw bridge over the Passaic River. A joint report on advisability and cost will be prepared January 30 by County Engineers Reimer and McClare. The bridge, about ten years old, needs painting and may gain sidewalks. motorization and sidewalks could cost around $5,000.

Avondale Essex County Passaic River Essex and Bergen Boards of Freeholders Reimer and McClare Essex Freeholders

Osborne backs Van Blarcom for Essex County Prosecutor

Senator Edmund Burke Osborne recommends Andrew Van Blarcom for the Essex County Prosecutor post to Governor Edge. He notes Van Blarcom’s prior experience under the current and previous prosecutors and states his aim to hire the best person for results.

Edmund Burke Osborne Edge Essex Andrew van Blarcom Newman Osborne

Margaret Stager Turns Ninety Celebrated in Paterson

Mrs. Margaret Stager formerly of Nutley marked her 90th birthday Wednesday at her daughter Mrs. Jennie C Brown’s home at 242 Graham Avenue Paterson. She was born in Nutley and lived there until age four with Recorder and Mrs. James M Post.

Margaret Stager Nutley Jennie C. Brown Graham Avenue Paterson Stager James M. Post

Want Ad Advice to Save Time and Effort

A short urging piece promotes using want ads first to avoid later forceful use. It emphasizes saving bother by acting early and cites Sen Want Ad services as a solution.

Nutley Board protests police arrest of 12 year old

The Nutley Board of Education protested the arrest of a twelve year old boy at Greylock School Belleville. Two uniformed Nutley patrolmen reportedly arrested him in a classroom. The boy, charged with taking money from a Nutley merchant cash drawer, was sent to the Juvenile Home after being held by Recorder James M Post Nutley.

Nutley James M. Post

Funeral of Joseph Stroba in Nutley

Funeral services were held for Joseph Stroba who died Tuesday morning at his Franklin avenue home. Rev. Douglas Matthews officiated and burial was at the Siecho. Stroba was born in Austria June 14, 1866 and came to Nutley 23 years ago to open the first shop on Rushy building site opposite his home, later moving to Chestnut street and Franklin avenue. He was a Crystal Lodge and Knights of Honor member. He is survived by his wife, two sons Edward and Arthur Stroba, and daughter Miss Jennie Stroba.

Joseph Stroba Franklin Avenue New Street Douglas Matthews Siecho Nie Allen Machette William Brown Charles Gillman Edward Schneider Jacob Gilman Emil Werner Stroba Austria New York Nutley Chestnut Street Crystal Lodge Knights of Honor Edward Arthur Stroba Jennie’ Stroba

Domenick Hawkins Dies After Long Illness At 26

Domenick Edward Hawkins of 198 Park avenue Nutley died last Saturday night after a long illness. He was born in Nutley twenty six years ago and is survived by three brothers John Henry Martin and David Hawkins of Nutley and two sisters Miss Mary Hawkins of Nutley and Mrs Harry Poole of Newark. His mother died three months ago. Hawkins served four years in the U S Navy and served aboard the battleship Michigan on a world cruise. Funeral services were held Tuesday at St Marys Church with a high mass of requiem by Rev William L Cunningham and burial followed at Ridge Lawn Cemetery.

Domenick Edward Hawkins John Hawkins Park Avenue Nutley John Henry Martin David Hawkins Mary Hawkins Harry Poole Newark Young Hawkins United States Navy Michigan

Elks Dance Planned for January 31 at Natley Lodge

Natley Lodge of Elks invites members to an annual dance on Wednesday night January 31. The Eureka Quartet from New York will provide music and favors for the ladies. The organizing committee includes C. H. Findlay R. W. Ballard G. M. Blackwell P. D. Cunningham Louis Fendrich E. J. Guthrie Paul A. Rigo C. A. Snedeker Albert Weischedel and C. H. Young.

Natley Lodge of Elks Eureka Quartet New York C. H. Findlay R. W. Ballard G. M.blackwell P. D. Cunningham Louis Fendrich E. J Guthrie Paul A. Rigo C. A. Snedeker Albert Weischedel C. H. Young

Christian Endeavor Plans Concert at St Pauls Church

The Christian Endeavor Society executive committee of St Pauls Church schedules a March 22 concert headlined by the Mozart Trio. Also planned are a social next Thursday evening and a 9 chafing dish social.

Christian Endeavor Society St. Paul’s Church Mozart Teachir

Local man learns nephew killed in war action

James Crammond of High Street learns his nephew Percy Barr of Victoria British Columbia a Canadian territorial fighting for England was killed in action December 20. Family has no details beyond the telegram and lists of the killed.

James Crammond High Street Percy Barr Victoria B. C England

Edith Bouvier Beale Wedding in St Patrick’s Cathedral

Miss Edith Ewing Bouvier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John V. Bouvier Jr of Nutley Avenue New Jersey, wed Phelan Beale of New York at 430 PM in St. Patrick’s Cathedral. About 1700 guests attended as relatives and friends in formal attire. reception followed at St. Regis with plans to winter at the Vanderbilt.

Edith Ewing Bouvier John Vernon Bouvier, Jr Nutley Avenue Phelan Beale New York St. Patrick’s Cathedral William Martin William L. Cunningham Fathe Semple Fordham Monsignor Lavelle John Byrne The Evelyn Johnson Hammatt Norton Barbara DeWitt Anne Lee Scott Dorothy Mahoney Michelle Maude A. Bouvier Col Francis G. Caffey Washington Thomas Evans Philadelphia Henry G.seibels Birmingham Alx Rutger Jervey John V. Bouvier Louis S. Burdett W. Sergeant Bouvier St. Regis

Former Nutley Girl Weds in Memphis Ceremony

Kathleen Ussher formerly of Nutley Brookfield avenue married James Sherman Allen in a December 23 ceremony at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prince Johnson on Central Avenue Memphis Tennessee. Felicia Johnson served as maid of honor and J W Ennis was best man. The couple will live in Arkansas after a wedding trip.

Harry Prince Jonson Central Avenue Memphis Tennessee Kathleen Ussher Brookfield Avenue James Sherman Allen Felicia Johnson J. W. Ennis Arkansas

Sewanee holds off Clifton club after rowdy scrap

Sewanee five edged Kliften Klub of Clifton 27 to 26 on the local court. A first half brawl led to stoppages and a riot late in the game before Referee Provett cleared the players and the match resumed to finish the contest. Jimmy Kane returned to the Sewanee lineup. In the preliminary, the Cabinet Five lost to Sewanee Seconds 23 to 13.

Sewanee Kliften Klub Clifton Nutley Provett Jimmy Kane

Brokerage firm formed Chap man Carman Co Brokers

Louis E. Carman of this town has formed Chap man Carman & Co brokers with Cldrence E. Chapman and Arthur D. Ballard. The firm maintains offices at 5 Nassau Street and holds a membership in the Exchange.

Louis E. Carman Cldrence E.chapman Arthur. D. Ballard Chapman, Carman & Co Nassau Street Exchange

Hupmobile two passenger roadster for sale

A Hupmobile two passenger roadster is offered for sale. It runs and is in good condition though the model is old. Lees & Co provide the listing and contact for interested buyers.

Inaugural Governor Bee Attended by John F. Clark

John F. Clark attended the inaugural Governor Bee at a Taeetey venue on the night of the event held in Robert Newark.

John F. Clark Ean Governor Bee Robert Newark

Sinking Fund to Take Over School Bond Payments

The Sinking Fund Commission will assume responsibility for paying school bonds totaling about 150000, ending a long gap in how school debts are funded. Mayor Diebitsh cited a 1915 law and said action is urgent as bonds mature. Board of Education President Booth supported the shift but said the initiative must come from the sinking fund commission.

Board of Education Sinking Fund Commission Diebitech Actio Diebitsch George Walcott Walcott South Carolina Booth Board _of Education

Derelicts Comedy to Be Repeats at Town Hall

Guy Edwards' farce The Derelicts will be shown again at Town Hall with a partly new cast on January 27. The benefit performance for the Arenes Exchange and the Field Club will feature several performers not seen in the original run, including George F. Bart and D. Anthony Usina with Gerald Winser. The show will follow the previous order, as announced by Mr. Rawards and Mrs. Wayne.

Town Hall Guy Edwards Town Hall Auditorium Arenes Exchange George F. Bart Hidgewood D. Anthony Usina Gerald Winser Rawards

Also Mentioned on This Page

G.m.gray Central Hotel Valentine Clinton Balmer George Blake Hayricks Great Notch Francis I. Bennett William Cotton B. H. Crawford E. Stetson Crawford Paul Dougherty Guy Pene du Bois Arthur J. Elder New Jersey San Francisco Charles Dana Gibson Charles W. Hawthorne I. B. Hazelton Victor D.heeht Lejarena Hiller Arthur, Hoeber Charles Hofbrauer Lower-New- York Harry . F .Rom Muter Alonzo Kimball Fernand Lungren Edward Penfield Galen J. Perrett New England M. Petersen Lillian France Devonshire Cottage S. M. Roosevelt Edgar Yountakah-Creek Tacie Naim Morish Arch Tangiers Albert E. Sterner Henry W. Goodrich C. Y. Titcom Nutley Police Belleville Board of Education Domenick Hawkins C. E. Society Edith Bouvier Bride OF Phelan Beale NEW ‘Brokerage Firm Anthony Ciardi Franklin Avenues Crook Nicholas Rutchmann Yantacan Chemical Engine Company Wright Sutcliffe Social Service Bureau Kingsland Wildey Nicola Place Department of Streets
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