Nutley Population Reaches 8001 in Census
The new census shows Nutley with 8001 residents, up from 6009 five years earlier. Irvington West Orange and Verona remain the county’s only larger municipalities, with Nutley’s first and third wards now bigger than the second, which was once the largest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Sun
Irvington
West Orange
Verona
Belleville
Bloomfield
Caldwell Boro
Caldwell
Mid
Cedar Grove
East
Orange City
Essex Fells
N. Caldwell Boro
Natley Town
Roseland Bor
Orange Two
Orange Village
Verona Borough
W. Caldwell Bar
Orange Town
Nutley Day at the Seashore Event Set for July 15
Nutley Day at the Seashore plans a Thursday outing for several hundred from the town. The union Sunday School excursion will depart from High Street and Franklin Avenue by special trolleys at 7.30 and 8.15 to connect with Central Railroad trains at 8.30 and 9.00. Local merchants are asked to close for the day to aid attendance.
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Nutley
Union Sunday
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
High Street
Franklin Avenue
Central ‘Railroad
Building Permits Filed In Town This Week
C D Sargent 114 High Street bathroom 400 dollars. W Bills 19 Stager Street garage 50 dollars and chicken house 25 dollars. A L B De Sinclair Satterthwaite Whitford avenues dwelling 5 500 dollars. M Ghude 101 Hopper Avenue chicken house 20 dollars. Meyerholz and Cressig Weston Street dwelling 2 700 dollars. W A Lambert 168 Hillside Avenue dwelling 4 000 dollars. Mr Lewis M Thatcher in town this week returning yesterday to Highland.
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High Street
W. Bills
Stager Street
AL RB. de Sinclair
Satterthwaite
Whitford Avenues
M. Ghude
Hopper Avenue
Meyerholz “& Cressig
Weston ‘Street
W. A. Lambert
Hillside Avenue
Want Ad Costs and Convenience Highlighted
The piece contrasts Want Ad fairness with display ads noting higher costs and uncertain results. It emphasizes Want ads as inexpensive and simple to place by phone or mail at 18 cents, available day or night.
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Broadway
33D Street
Imhoff Towns Weighing Entry Into Passaic Valley Plan
Following a Wednesday meeting at Riker & Riker offices in Newark attended by Orange East Orange and Montclair representatives, talks hint at a joint move to join the Passaic Valley Trunk Sewer project. The three towns back an independent Imhoff sewage plant but may still join the Passaic plan if permitted by current participants.
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Riker & Riker
Market Street
Newark
Orange
East Orange
Montclair
Passaic Valley
Paganic Valley Trunk Sewer Commission
Imhoffhoff
no’ _adintion
Caldwell Pageant Postponed Now Set For Today
In Caldwell, to mark the 225th anniversary of the settlement, a town pageant by local residents will be held this afternoon at 4 o clock. The outdoor play covers two centuries of history in episodes featuring Washington Lafayette and Decatur among others, followed by an evening program of ten ancient international folk dances in period costumes.
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Caldwell
Washington
Lafayette
Decatur
Fourth of July celebration serves 106 children with rides
The Sane Fourth Committee provided 106 children with automobile rides in the morning. Cars were loaned by Nutley Coal & Supply Co., H. W. St. John, RG Schaaf, and F. S. Cole. Ice cream cones and flags for 125 were distributed. The Town Hall dance at night drew about 250 attendees.
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Nutley Coal & Supply Co
H. W. St. John
RG. Schaaf
F. S. Cole
Town Hall
Death of Mrs Wylie at Home in New York
Mrs Rebecca H Wylie widow of William Wylie dies after a three year illness at her home near Hillide and Vreeland avenues. She is 76, survived by her son John E Sulzer from the first marriage, leaves a considerable estate, funeral services were held Tuesday night, burial in Greenwood Cemetery New York.
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Rebecca H. Wylie
William Wylie
Hilleide
Vreeland ‘Avenues
Greenwood Cemetery
New York
Newlyweds in Windermere Stay After Pawling Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Moore are guests at the Windermere Greenwood Lake after their wedding trip in Pawling New York. Mrs. Moore plans to return to Nutley with her husband on Monday as he had a short visit there Thursday.
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Frederick F. Moore
Windermere
Greenwood Lake
Pawling
N. Y
Moore
Nutley
Marone Couple Married by Recorder in Home Ceremony
Anthony Marone and Lucy Marone of King Street were married by Recorder James M. Post at his home last Saturday night. Witnesses Joseph Merone and Jennie Fusaro attended the ceremony. After a two week wedding tour in South Jersey the couple will reside in Natley.
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Anthony Marone
Lucy Marone
King Street
James M. Post
Joseph Merone
Jennie Fusaro
South Jersey
Natley
Merchants Plan Wednesday Afternoon Closures in Summer
Town merchants agree to close Wednesday afternoons to provide employees a Saturday half holiday through the summer. Next week the plan won’t start due to sewer employees’ Thursday closure for a Sunday school excursion, but the following week the Wednesday closings begin. Early supporters include C. R. Bedell Barr Bros. William Searle W. O. Davis W. E. Broadbent F. W. Werner A. Blum & Son and National Beef Co.
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C. R. Bedell
Barr Bros
William Searle
W. .O. Davis
W. E. Broadbent
F. W. Werner
A. Blum & Son
National Beef Co
Lapping Up the Land at Aldeburgh Feast
Aldeburgh yearly sprat feast faces sea danger as gales of the eighties and nineties wrecked property and land. The sea swallowed up land near Dunwich, shifted shorelines, and by 1799 eleven houses vanished, with the market cross and church reduced by the encroaching tide. The borough’s arms feature a ship riding waves.
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Aldeburgh
Dunwich
London Chronicle
Dr Vogel Speaks at Vincent Church Conference
Dr George G Vogel was guest and gave the principal address on The Forward Movement at the Wednesday quarterly conference of Vincent Church. Dinner was served to about forty and reports from departments were heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Vogel
Vincent Church
Jitneys Open New Route to Nutley Belleville Line
A Jitney line now runs from Momork to the Nutley Belleville boundary at Big Tree. Buses have for weeks operated as far north as the Second River marking the Newark Belleville boundary.
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Momork
Nutley
Elephant Brains Outshine Many Animals Says Expert
The text claims elephants rank highest in intelligence after humans, noting their deep thinking and philosophical abilities. It contrasts elephants with horses and dogs, asserting elephants perform tasks requiring human-like intelligence.
St Pauls Congregational Church New York program
Sunday service schedule lists Sunday School at 10 oclock morning worship at 11 with Rev H J Condit sermon When The Clouds Hang Low solo by Forster Bowen boy soprano from St Thomas Church New York twilight service at 7 with sermon Here and Now.
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H. J. Condit
Forster Bowen
St. Thomas’ Church
New York
Plea for Avondale Station Funding Falls Short
The Avondale station improvement fund remains $200 short of the $450 goal as the committee led by G F Curtis Wigg reports no subscription turnout from last week. The group says work continues and stuccoing will start Monday while residents are urged to contribute to complete the project.
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Avondale
Curtis Wigg
Mr. Wigg
East Nutley
Unclaimed Letters At Local Post Office
The post office lists unclaimed letters including Neil Adam, care of Clarkson. Miss Minnie Alexander. Mrs. Amanda Hamilton. Mrs. E. B. Lawrence. Mr. Meeker. Mr. Van Stemnburgh. Frank C. Drake, Superintendent.
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Neil Adam Care
Clarkson
Minnie Alexander
Amanda Hamilton
E. B. Lawrence
Meeker
van Stemnburgh
Frank C. Drake
Napoleon on Rousseau and the French Revolution
A fragmentary quotation places Napoleon at Rousseau’s tomb musing that the map might have been better if neither Rousseau nor the revolution had been born. He questions whether the future will prove that such a change would improve world repose, signaling early imperialist thought.
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Napoleon
Rousseau
France
d.Golt
Rosa
Culture's Progress in Mrs Cumroz’s D ker
A Washington Star snippet shows a mother praising her daughter’s studies in French German music dancing and painting. Mr Cumroz counters that she must also learn not to use back slang or chew gum.
Manager Young Secures Last Minute Game for Nutley A A
After the Sport Page went to press Manager Young of Nutley A A booked a game with Rambler A C of Newark for this afternoon. Following today Young will relinquish booking duties to Billy Gorman. The club adopts an economy driven policy due to treasury strain.
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Young
Nutley A. A
Rambler A. C
Newark
Billy Gorman
Treasury
Crystal Lodge to Install Officers
Crystal Lodge Knights of Pythias will install newly elected officers Tuesday night. The officers include Chancellor Commander John Mutch Vice-Chancellor C W Stager Prelate J M Vreeland Master of Works Harry H Stager Master at Arms Robert Connolly Inside Guard William Persins Outside Guard Obidiah Zellers A delegation of about thirty Lodge members visited Benevolent Lodge of Passaic with District Deputy Commander J M Vreeland to install officers there.
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Crystal Lodge
Knights of Pythias
John Mutch
C. W. Stager
J. M.vreeland
Harry H. Stager
Robert Connolly
William Persins
Obidiah Zellers
Benevolent Lodge of Passaic
J.—M. Vreeland
Mount Rainier Shadow Effects Over Tacoma Skies
The article describes dramatic shadow plays from Mount Rainier as seen from Tacoma. Sun rises behind the peak casting a blue triangular shadow on high cloud, with the earth's shadow creeping up the cone and sunset reddening the snow.
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Mount Rainier
Moutt Rainier
Tacoma
Definitions of a mother from the London Mail
A London Mail excerpt lists traditional maternal tasks such as providing food cleaning the home caring for children and preparing tea while a four year old caricatures a glass and a father figure is dismissed as merely a man who goes to work The tone reflects dated gender norms and early 20th century social attitudes toward motherhood and fatherhood.
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London Mail
Local Exempt Firemen to Elect Delegates at Town Hall
The Exempt Firemen's Association will convene next Thursday at Town Hall to choose delegates for the convention slated for next year.
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Exempt Firemen’s Association
Town Hall
A Reversed Compliment at the Club
A Detroit Free Press brief notes a club exchange praising a paper read yesterday afternoon. The remark twists into a compliment about the speaker’s husband, implying a wish for his writing talent.
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Detroit Free Press
The Heres Trade Exchange Leads to Offers
A court scene features bargaining over a suspect as a dealer contends with a judge. The dialogue hints at negotiations and the potential purchase or exchange influencing a pending decision.
Not Catching
A brief exchange questions if a husband’s long illness was caused by a catchall fate. The widow replies he suffered much, but doubts the illness was catching.
Post Office Schedule Details
The notice lists mail arrival times at 7.35, 12.45, 2.46, and 6.30. Matla departure times are 8.05, 1.00, and 6.00. Deliveries run in morning 8 to 12 and afternoon 1.80 to 4.30. Collections occur morning and afternoon at 7.15 each night.
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Matla
Confident Prediction in Washington Star Quote
A Washington Star quotation shows a parent claiming a child will be the smartest if he keeps challenging with questions. The dialogue style underscores a belief in growing intellect through inquiry.
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Washington Star
Library Trustees win extra tax for books and curb work
The Board of Commissioners granted an additional one sixth of a mill to library funds and advanced 500 for book purchases. They authorized curb and gutter along Washington avenue and approved borrowing 10000 from the sinking fund and 5000 from Nutley Bank. Sidewalk plans on St Marys Place were approved and Melrose Street grade protest referred.
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Board of Commissioners
Washington Avenue
Board of Freeholders
Lefferts
Sinking Fund Commission
Bank of Nutley
St. Mary
Tom Andrew Miller
Melrose Street
Schedule of Nutley fraternal lodges and meetings
Nutley hosts schedules for B P O Elks Ellis lodge 1290 Daughters of Liberty Stara and Stripes Council Junior Order O U A M Nutley Council 286 Knights of Honor Progress Lodge Knights of Pythias Crystal Lodge Masons Nutley Lodge F A M 167 Royal Arcanum Kempton Council 1545 Loggia Battista Falcone Sons of Italy Domenic Ciccone is secretary meetings held at Masonic Hall Ferrara's Hall and other local halls throughout the month.
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B. P. O. Ellis
Nutley Lodge
Masonic Hall
Daughters of Liberty, Stara and Stripes Council
Nutley Council
Knights of Honor
Progress
Lodge
New and
Elm Streets
Knights of Pythias
Crystal Lodge
Masons
Royal Arcanum
Kempton Council
Loggia Battista
Falcone
Sons of Italy
Ferrara
Domenic Ciccone
Auto Crash Topples Telegraph Pole in Delawanna
An automobile driven by Frank Sears of 24 Lennox Avenue East Orange crashed into a telegraph pole on Kingsland Street Delawanna near the Notley line early Saturday morning. Sears and E H Hintz of 650 Liberty Place WaehiwWker escaped with minor injuries.
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Frank Sears
Lennox Avenue
East Orange
E. H. Hintz
Liberty Place
Local Men Witness for Artist in Divorce Case
Commissioner Lefferts and Dr. A F Jackson testified Wednesday in the divorce suit of Alfred Z Baker comic artist formerly of the Enclosure Paterson. Baker seeks desertion while his wife daughter of Peter Newell accuses him of extreme cruelty and intemperance.
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Lefferts
A. F. Jackson
Alfred Z. Baker
Paterson
Baker
Peter Newell
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Lewis M. Thatcher
Highland, N
Imhoff
Sever
Sane
Lincoln School
DR. Vogel
Nutley Line
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Grea
Ameraon
Post Office
Library
Commission
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