New Teachers Are Selected by Board of Education
The Board filled all teaching vacancies except a manual training instructor. Appointments include Frances Gould music in the high school, Bannick seventh grade, Myer Yanta school, Ida Homan assistant, Dorothy Wallis librarian after July 15, and Enright. The Curriculum Committee kept music in the course. Washington School dedication set for Sept. 29. District boundary outlined from Belleville to Washington Avenue. M. B. Rosenstock re-engaged as clerk. Open for 2023 term runs Sept. 11 to June 21 with a discussion on Commencement timing and Class Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Frances R. Gould
C. J. Bannick
Park School
Reymond A. Myer
Yantacaw
Ida G. Homan
Dorothy L. Wallis
Miss Enright
Washington School
Belleville
Passaic Avenue
Avondale Road
Wayne Place
Grant Avenue
Stockton Place
Nutfey Avenue
Washington Avenue
Satterthwaite Avenue
Passaic River
M. B. Rosenstock
St. John Said
Hill
Beachler
Hil
Mr. Hill
Nutley To Get New Auto Fire Engine Monday
Shipped from Hartford by boat to New York the Nutley automatic fire engine is due here Monday. Councilman A R Carr in charge awaits word from Pope Company that it arrived. After Newark final touches, the machine will be driven to Nutley with a two week instruction period by a factory expert for six initiates: J M Davis H H Brager Lester Kierstead G L Stillwell and Alonzo Bross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
New York
Nutley
A.R. Carr
Thas
Pope, Company
H. Baum
Newark
Wzengk
DeVavsney
Foreman Alonzo Bross
Saloon Keeper Charged With Selling Drinks to Minor
Ludwig Griesch of 144 Chestnut street faced a charge of selling drinks to a minor before Recorder Page. The case was postponed a week on motion by his attorney W. Parry due to insufficient time since summons. The charge, presented by Chief Wright Sutcliffe, rests on evidence from Chanceman Frank Jameson. It alleges Griesch sold to 19 year old James Mahoney last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Griesch
Chestnut Street
Recorder Page
W. 3
Parry
Griesch
Wright Sutcliffe
Frank Jameson
Grinsch
James Mahoney
Pastor Condit Faces Suit On Slander Claims
Rev Henry J Condit refuses to retract statements as Pettersen and Schneider sue him for 10000 each for slander. Second Ward Association backs moral support with a September Supreme Court docket set. Town attorney Hull and counsel for Pettersen and Schneider push for vindication and full airing of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Condit
Pettersen
Schneider
Second Ward Association
Supreme Court
J. Harry Hull
Michael T
Hugh ©. Barrett
Petterson
Mr. Pettersen
Home Brewing Company
Condit
Metcalf Bradley
Hatch
Lux
Former West Nutley Hose members get back keys
The Fire Committee of the Town Council reinstated the former West Nutley Hose Company members last night with keys and badges. They cannot be assigned to a company and must form a new organize and elect officers. The elected officers include President Alfred Heike and Foreman George Speer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Nutley Hose Company
West Nutley
Alfred Heike
Charles Kahre
George Corb
Harry Corb
George Speer
Wilbur Garrabrant
Former Nutleyites Married in Bronx Ceremony
Miss Ethel Wycoff of Ramsey and Mr. Aubrey V. EB Sherlock of Passaic, former Nutley residents, wed at the bride’s sister Mrs. Grant Earle’s home in the Bronx on Saturday June 24. Bridesmaid Miss Elizabeth Page and best man Mr. Evan Sherlock stood beside them. The couple will reside in Passaic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wycoff
Ramsey
Aubrey V. EB. Sherlock
Passaic
Nutley
Grant Earle
Bronx
Elizabeth Page
Evan Sherlock
Park School Library Summer Hours Announcement
The Park School Library will be open from 2 30 to 4 30 p m daily except Saturday and Sunday during summer. Pupils with perfect attendance certificates and boys not yet receiving athletic buttons may collect them. Superintendent Beachler directs pupils to see the Librarian during the stated hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park School
Beachler
Policeman Maliza Questions Recovery After Operation
Policeman George Maliza has been seriously ill at his Roma Street home with quinsy sore throat. He underwent an operation last Friday performed by Dr Edward P Whalen of Gown Physician. He hopes to be about again in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maliza
Roma Street
Edward P. Whalen
Liquor Licenses Approved in Town Council Vote
Voting strictly along party lines the council granted two more liquor licenses than last year for a total of twelve. Five new licenses were approved for Pettersen Ziegler Chardi Grandinetti Pignataro, while three old licenses were refused for Petith Giasigarelli Crecco. The motion sided with Democrats 4 to 3, amid a hot room and high heat. Mayor Lux commented during Pettersen and Ziegler votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toown Council
Lars J. Pettersen
Chestnut Street
Theodore Ziegler
Roosevelt Street
Samuel Chardi
Bloomfield Avenue
Frank Grandinetti
Avondale Road
Salt Pignataro
East Passaic Avenue
Fred C. Petith
River Road
James Giasigarelli
Vito Crecco
Petith
Lux
Pettersen
H.J. Condit
Callahan
Theodore Zeigler
George Lubertazzo
Nicholas Sangiacomo
Postmaster Chase Returns to Duties After Illness
Postmaster J. M. Chase, who has been ill at his Hampton place home, is expected to resume duties at Town Hall either today or Monday after recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson J. M. Chase
Hampton Place
Town Hall
Water Clerk Shortage At $3,800 Prompts Prosecution Move
County Prosecutor may press charges over a $3,800 shortage in former Water Clerk Newton Woodruff’s accounts. Bond company and town losses compound the case as auditor Probert files a proof of loss. Hawthorne agent Clark promises a $2,000 bond payment within six hours. Town officials seek restitution and extra audits while residents are asked to submit receipts for water charges since February 1 1910 to verify readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mott
Newton Woodruff
Conneil
J. Harry Hull
American Surety Company
Edwin Probert
John F. Clark
Hawthorne Avenue
Newark
Clarke
New York
East Orange
Woodruff
Scorso
Audit sparks council clash over bank book ownership
Collector A H Van Riper submitted his bank book for audit to defend his claim it belongs to him and his bondsmen, not his office. The council agreed to audit in his presence to vindicate him, noting the book mixed school and county monies but could still address public concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. van Riper
Town Council
Down
Probert
Alfred F. Skinner
Jarvis W. Mason
American Surety Company
Fourth of July Program Sets Key Address by Mr Bouvier
A Fourth of July program announces an address by Mr Bouvier to open the event. The notice outlines the ceremonial schedule and invites attendees to join in the national celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Bouvier
Fourth of July Firework Rules Prohibit Large Devices
On Tuesday restrictions allow only certain fireworks during Independence Day celebrations. No blank cart ridges guns pistols cannons big torpedoes or large firecrackers. Caps or cartridges on car tracks are illegal to sell and violators face up to twenty dollars fine or thirty days in jail.
Nutley Plans Quiet Fourth Observance By Local Committee
A Nutley joint committee of ladies has organized a safe and sane Fourth of July in town. Colonel Henry G. Prout will read the Star Spangled Banner and a band will perform from a platform on the school steps. The Naval Brigade Methodist Episcopal Church will assist with comfort and arrangements for citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Bouvier, Jr
Henry G. Prout
Eihee
Panioneral
Naval Brigade
Methodist Episcopal
Churel
Papale Avenue Woman Charged in Robbery Case
George Graves, a colored resident of Papale Avenue, was brought before Recorder Page last night. The defendant alleges she stole a watch and clothing from a woman, prompting the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Graves
Papale
Recorder Page
Nutley Council Upholds Barking Dogs Right Amid Ordinance Talk
Nutley council discusses a barking dog ordinance amid debate over fines for nighttime noise and penalties for dogs that attack pedestrians. A plan would impose a 3 dollar fine for first offences and 10 dollars for second, with destruction for repeat attacks on street or non‑owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
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Carla- Halli- Weis- Scorso
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Ssamymeree
Washington Ave
James Giangarelli
Michael Gorman
Edward F. Schneider
New Street
Ludwig Grisch
Chestnut St
Herman Thierfelder
Domenico Ciccone
Chestnut
J. and
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Walnut St
Rudolph G. Schaaf
Pettersen and
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Chase
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Yantacan Place
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