Nutley Hears Busy Week With Meetings And Openings
The Nutley day by day column notes a thick tee cut on Nicholas Pond, town council on for next Wednesday, February 25, and a series of social events. Items include the Lyceum reception, a confections shop, a card party by the Nutley Improvement Society, and a Masonic Hall venue. The week also covers the Wickham house opening, a bridge euchre event, and a large turnout for local religious council affairs with the Methodist Episcopal Church. Governor Stokes inauguration and McKinley Memorial notes appear among civic items.
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Nutley Improvement Society
Nutley Field Club
Kempton Council to Install Officers at Royal Arcanum Meeting
The Kempton Council Royal Arcanum will meet Monday night at Masonic Hall in the Dutig building. Officers for the year will be installed and grand officers will honor the lodge with a visit to help inaugurate the 200th local member. Members are invited to attend a notable event.
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Kempton Council
Royal Arcanum
Masonic Hall
Dutig
Order
The Reformed Church Services and Meeting News
The Reformed Church announces Sunday services with Rev. William Stuart preaching at 11 a.m. on The Bystander and 7:45 p.m. on Evangelism the New or the True. Sunday School and Bible Class at 9:45 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Sons and Daughters of the King meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. A local worker, John Kopp of Franklin avenue, sustained a crushed right hand while loading freight at West Nutley station last Saturday. Dr. Langdon attended the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stuart
Sons and Daughters of the King
John Kopp
Franklin Avenue
W.F. Dittig
Chestnut Street
West Nutley Station
Dr. Langdon
Fortnightly Club Bowling Alleys Reopen With Record Scores
The Fortnightly Club alleys reopen after a thorough overhaul. Joe Blum set a new high of 267 last Friday. Notable bowlers like Van Riper and Barron posted scores across 200s as the Independent Club beat Fortnightly three games. Plans consider a Lady Bowlers Day with exclusive afternoon play.
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Geury Reed
Knights of Pythias
Joe Blum
van Riper
C. E Barron
FE. Garrison
Jobo & Clark
L. CG. Ruban
Blum
P. Oliver
Attacked by Dogs in Allwood Newark Resident Says Bite Serious
Anton Weiss of Allwood New Jersey was bitten by three dogs on Grant Avenue while passing through. The owner and custodians called the dogs off and laughed, but Weiss says he was seriously bitten and will sue the dog owner after a medical exam and a witness identification.
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Anton Weiss
Allwood
N.J
Grant Avenue
Weiss
Friday Afternoon Club Meeting Report
The final meeting of the Friday Afternoon Club was held January 13 at Mrs. L. T. Rhoades home on High Street. Mrs. B G Saunders read a paper on Washington Irving and Mrs. Fred F Howe spoke on James Fenimore Cooper. The next meeting is January 27 at Mrs. Marquardt’s Prospect Street residence.
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L. T. Rhoades
High Street
Washington Irving
B.G. Saunders
Fred. F. Howe
Maple Place
James Fennimore Cooper
Marquardt
Prospect Street
LaxaKola Promoted as Skin Beautifier and Laxative
According to H. T. Lefferts the LaxaKola liquid laxative smooths the bowels and aids the liver, claiming it also improves skin tone for women and children. Lady customers report clearer complexions with regular use. a 25 cent bottle comes with a money back guarantee if it does not meet claims.
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H. T. Lefferts
H.T. Lefferts
Tax on Personal Property and Land Values Critiqued
A letter to the editor argues against taxes on personal property and improvements. The writer contends such levies are inaccurate and unjust, advocating that land value should bear the tax burden and that taxation must respect equity between earners and landlords. He urges taxes on land values as public property rights.
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New York
Middle States
T. O. Kina
Irving J Smith Recovers From Salmon Poisoning
Irving J. Smith fell severely ill after eating a sandwich of bread and canned salmon. Dr. Gangolyn diagnosed ptomaine poisoning. He responded to treatment and has fully recovered.
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Irving J. Smith
Mr. Smith
Gangolyn
Civic Association Elects Officers at January Meeting
At Friday's annual Civic Association meeting in Park School building, B. G. Saunders was chosen president and Thomas Clements vice president. George Leyser becomes secretary, Chas. F. Badger treasurer, with an advisory committee named. The group to meet by call of the president or two members, and committees will handle association actions. A resolution asked Town Council to bar children from tracks and railroad stations and to publish the warning for parental caution.
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The
Civic Association
Park School
B. G. Saunders
Thomas Clements
George Leyser
Chas. F. Badger
Jas
E. Turnbull
Wm. HH. Parry
Wm. J. Kinsley
Frederick Clements
A.B. Meredith
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Services Schedule
On Sunday Rev. Wibert Clement preaches at 10 20 a m on Impossibilities Are There Any and at 7 45 p m on Something Better Sunday School is at 2 30 p m with the Deewérith League vesper at 6 45 p m Class Meeting at 9 30 a m and General Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p m Junior Epworth League Wednesday at 3 30 p m
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Wibert’ Clement
Dee Wérith
Epworth League
Arrest Under Dog Ordinance In Franklin Avenue Case
Marcus Powelson of Franklin Avenue faced an arrest for harboring a vicious dog after complaints from the dog warden alleging it bit men women and horses and tore clothes from schoolchildren. Recorder Day parole granted for three days while the dog warden verifies the claim. Councilman Babey oversees enforcement.
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Marcus Powelson
Franklin Avenue
Powelson O
Bergen County
Hiw
Babey
Firemen's Prompt Work Nets Relief Fund Gift
An alarm sounded Sunday at 7 30 p m for a fire at George I de Malcolm Tennis Place roof damage estimated 825 00. Firemen subdued the blaze in ten minutes using extinguishers and chemicals. Mr Malcolm applauded the response and donated 960 00 to the Firemen's Relief Fund via Collector BR W Booth to boost the Relief Association funds.
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Boxif
George I de Malcolm
Damagie
Malcolm
BR. W. Booth
Relief Association
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Passaic Avenue
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Wickham
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Senator Brown
Monmouth County
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Trenton
Stokes
Wodert
Mckinley National Memorial Association
Chase
Pbuilding Fund
Victor W. Hungerford
Enclosure
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J. J. Leidy
Pierre P. Lahens
Joseph G. Lamb
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elbert Clement
Nutley Methodist Episcopal Church
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Newark
W. Hoagland
Dh. D. Presiding Bilder
T. SS. Brown
H. M. Whitfield
A. W. Pingree
Dr. Whithower
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A. B. Meredith
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W. W. Edwards
C. B. Vroom
A. B. Bisnp
Brown
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T.P Day
Mutch Exhorter
C. N. Bifictt
Abner Dexter
Jas. Mutch
Hpworth League
Mrs. Watson
T. S. Brown
Dr. Philhower
A. Dexter
A. B. Bishop
Teedmans Aid
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J. H. van Wickle
Rowan
Philhower
A.C. Rutan
the Reformed Church
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Ege
Nutley Coal & Supply CO
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Wiley
WN. Conover
Lark
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Masaee
Weiliwan
Laxakola
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