Precautionary quarantine as Newark outbreak concerns local officials
No cases of paralysis reported yet but precautions placed under quarantine. Nine deputies in twelve hour shifts guard infected area entry while Health Board bans under sixteen from public places. Franklin avenue home under special quarantine with officer at the door. family recently arrived from Newark. Children show no symptoms and quarantine may lift as probationary period ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natley
Board of Health and Police Department
Exaby
Health Board
Bouss
Ander
Franklin Avenue
Samuel Chardi
Newark
Sunday Schools Closure and Parish Parade Cancellation
Sunday schools at St. Pauls and Vincent are closed to prevent danger, and the Union Sunday School excursion, the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parade, and Kingsland road picnic grounds are halted. Deputies sworn by the Town Clerk take twelve hour shifts at 25 cents an hour, costing $30 to $40 daily, with arrest powers but no weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Vincent
Union
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Kingsland Road
Evan
Thurday
William 3. Queeman
Thomas J. ‘Mahoney
Edward Nugent
Wilfred Simpson
Anthony “Johnjohn
Police Tighten Town Gates with Deputies at Rail and Roadways
Chief of Police Wright organized a patrol of deputies at rail stations, trolley entrances, and main roads to question nonresidents about recent travel and residency plans. Deputies distributed multilingual notices on health rules, guarding town entrances, and prepared to turn back or quarantine outsiders. Aimed at stopping spread of infantile paralysis, the measure also warned residents leaving town they may be barred from returning if they travel to listed danger zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright’ Sutcliffe
West Natley
Ratan
Nottey
Connolly
Avondale
Queeman
East Passaic Avenue
Bloomfield
Nugent
George Hawksworth
Board of Health
Hige
Sitxeen
Sutcliffe
Miss Van Wagenen Sings at the Capital in D C
Mise Louise Van Wagenen former Grace Church choir director takes soprano soloist post at St. Margaret's Episcopal Church in Washington DC. The role is highly paid and prestigious, selected from over eighty applicants, with attendance by the President and Mrs Wilson at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Louise van Wagenen
Grace Church Choir
St.argaret
Mra Wilson
St. Margarets
Central Presbyterian Church
Seidel to Fight Return Bout With Masse
Freddie Seidel of Hopper avenue will have a return fight with Georgie Masse of New York Friday night July 28 at the New Polo A C 129th street and Park avenue. Masse holds the Metropolitan Amateur Championship in the 118 pound class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Seidel
Hopper Avenue
Georgie Masse
New York
New Polo A. C
129Th Street
Park Avenue
Masse
Funeral of John W. Clark Widely Known Nutley Resident
Funeral services for John Wingate Clark father of former Assemblyman John F. Clark were held at his daughter Mrs Edgar T Humphrey's home in Prospect street. Burial followed in Strathon New Hampshire after services in Exeter. He died Monday night at eighty four after months of illness. survived by daughter Elizabeth C Blodgett of South Orange and son David S Clark of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wingate Clark
John F. Clark
Chestnut Street
Edgar T. Humphrey
Prospect Street
Exeter
N. H
Strathon
Clark
Nutley
Humphrey
Exeter Academy
Andover College
Washington, D.C
Treasury Department
Florida
Elizabeth C. Blodgett
South Orange
David S. Clark
Newark
Chimney Fire at Union Avenue House Promptly Put Out
A chimney fire at 158 Union Avenue caused Yantacan Chemical Engine No 1 to be summoned last Saturday morning. The flames were extinguished before the engine arrived. The house is owned by A T Kramer of 62 Melrose Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Avenue
Yantacan Chemical Engine No. 1
A. T. Kramer
Melrose Street
Dropped Chief Still Sends Salary Bill to Board
Alonzo Bross, ousted as fire chief a year ago, presented the second semi annual salary bill to the Board of Commissioners. The bill was not reported for payment as Bross remains removed from office. A check offered to him for services was refused. The storm sewer work estimates on Park Avenue Union Avenue and Center Street were discussed by Mayor Diebitsch and Supervising Engineer Smith. A permit was granted to A B Stirratt to build a barn on his property replacing a previous structure. The Women's Club received a vote of thanks from the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Bross
Board of Commissioners
Brosa
Yearnalia
Freman
Renee Ep
Shepard
Park Avenue
Union Avenue
Center Street
Diebitsch
Eliot N. Smith
A. B. Stirratt
Cheatnut Street Street
Erty
Sely Cerebastion
Women's Club
Marcell-DeVausney Nuptials Held at Bride’s Home
Maude K DeVausney daughter of Samuel and Mrs DeVausney of 320 Harrison street and Elmer B Marcell of Newark were married at the bride’s home under the American flag. Rev Chester J Hoyt officiated. The bride wore white crepe de chine and georgette crepe. A Catskills honeymoon will precede residence in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mires Maude K. DeVausney
Samuel DeVausney
Harrison Street
Elmer B. Marcell
Newark
Chester J. Hoyt
Georgette
Installing New Organ for Grace Episcopal Church
Work on the pipe organ donated by Thomas Greenwood of Brookfield Avenue is progressing and should finish by August with dedication next fall. The black walnut instrument features three organs, a set of chimes and a voice-like sound, over 3/560 pipes from half inch to sixteen feet and weighs about nine tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Thomas Greenwood
Brookfield Avenue
Olive groves near Damascus under guard against theft
The London Globe reports a governor order or magistrate proclamation setting a date after which olives are public property. Owners must harvest fruit by the deadline or it will be claimed by the public. any unpicked crop will be gathered for them if not finished in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
London Globe
The Chicle Tree and the Gum That Was to Replace Rubber
The article explains chicle, the gum from Central American trees, as a large scale crop in Yucatan. It notes chicle resembles the rubber tree but proved insoluble and unusable as a rubber substitute despite various solvents tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Central America
Yucatan
India
Howdarer
Board of Trade Probes License Grants at Special Meeting
The Board of Trade held a special session to challenge recent liquor license approvals by the Board of Commissioners. They condemned the Sali Pignatore license, authorized legal action to gather evidence of liquor-law violations, and debated censure of commissioners for Costello and other rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Board of Commissioners
Lewellyn FE. Pratt
Diebitsch
Costello
Harry D. Finn
Charles Losee
William A. Ward
Cone
Commissionera
Losee
First Regiment Band Musicians to Join Douglas Arizona
Albert J. Bennett of 204 Harrison Street and eight other First Regiment Band members passed physicals Thursday night at the Armory and will join the regiment at Douglas Arizona soon. News to Her. She coyly implies not to me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Bennett
Harrison Stréet
Armory
Douglas
Ariz
Local residents on trips report returns home
Miss Isabelle Warden of Hillside avenue has come back after two weeks in Cobleskill. Morton Bedell of Chestnut street returns today from a two week stay in Indianapolis. Mrs. Frank Betterton of Prospect street is visiting Hackettstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Warden
Hillside Avenue
Cobleskill
Morton Bedell
Chestnut— Street
Indianapoke
Frank Betterton
Prospect Street
Hackuttstown
Special Bread Orders at Woman's Exchange
Freed bread daily at the Woman's Exchange. Special orders for Rolla should be given the day before by telephone 1018-W Noetley-ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla
Noetley
Mothers seek analysis of Fairfield milk by health board
Mrs KL Evans of Nutley writes to The Saw asking the Health Board to analyze Fairfield certified milk sold in Nutley. She notes she uses the milk for her baby and wants to know the bacteria percentage in it and offers to supply milk for analysis if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saw
Natley
Fairfield
KL. Evans
St. Mary's Avenue
Nutley
Personal notes recount locals' summer plans and visits
Mrs. Gilbert 2. Livingston and Robert Livingston with Mise Fay Livingston of Natley avenue travel to Condene Maine. Numerous residents host dinners and weekend visits to Atlantic Highlands Bayshore Keansburg Ocean Grove and Belmar. Patrolmen and youths plan trips to Atlantic City and nearby resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert 2. Livingston
Robert Livingston
Mise Fay Livingston
Natley Avenue
Condene, Me
Bank of Nutley celebrates ten years of growth
The Bank of Nutley marked its tenth anniversary with a dinner at the Yountakah Country Club. Directors and officers attended as congratulatory speeches praised the bank’s progress since local control two years ago. Resources reached 827,883.22 with deposits rising from 125,000 in 1908 to 742,099.85 this year and surplus 35,788.87. The capital stock stands at 50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Nutley
Yountakah Country Club
Mosday Bight
Thomas J. O'Neil
William I. J. Berg
Albert ‘Eb E. Howe
Louis E. Carman
Thomas Clements
John C. Eisele
Peter B. Fox
Henry W. Henry T. Lefferts
Ernst A. ‘Bickel
George M.lamonte
Banking and Insurance
Marion Doremus
Newark
Institutin
Lamonte
Goodrich
O'Neil
Scudder
Nutley Boys Reported at Plattsburg Training Camp
Philip J. Young Jr of Grant Avenue and Richard Ellis of Beech Street joined the Plattsburg military training camp. Charles A Snedeker of Hillside Avenue, a rookie last month, returned about a week ago. Mrs Philip J Young hosts Miss Ethel Bartlett of Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Young, Jr
Grantavanea
Richard Ellis
Beech Street
Plattsburgh
Charles.a. Snedeker
Hillside Avenue
Philip J.young
Grant Avenue
Ethel Bartlett
Atlantic City
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Billside Avenue
Park Sveens
Miss van Wagenen
John W.clark
Marcell— Devausney
Crusade ON Town
Board and of Trade
Togo
Emil’ Tauchert
North - Road
Alfred V. ‘Leaman, Jr
North Road
Greenwood Lake
Horatio St. John
Edgewood Avenue
William Jordan
Woodport
C. A. Woolsey
Sylvan Place
Arthur E. Woolsey
Louise Woolsey
Walter Searle
Washington, N. J
Thomas Murray
Atlantic Highlands
Jeraldean Shaw
Mae Coeyman
Dorothy “Meyer
Town
George Maliza
James Ferrara
Ernest Petrone
Frank Laterza
Nicholas Santiscomo
Peter Lodi
Florence Davis
North Tonawanda, N. Y
Ruth Drew
Brooklyn
Robert Sykes
Vreeland Avenue
Thomas P.day
Ocean Grove
Dorothy Meyer
Bayshore, L. I
H. O. Coughlan
Adirondacka
C. I Walker
Dorothy Walker
Prospect, Street
North Caldwell
Oak, Bluffa
R. I
A. T. Koemple
Oak Ridge Avenue
Thomas Floyd-Jones
Prespect.street
Linton Floyd-Jones
Scarsdale
Clarence E. Chandler, Jr
High Street
Mranc and
Mra. AT
Witklingon
Providence, R L
Hammatt Norton
Satterthwaite Avenue
Avon
Mra. Norton
Mra
Henry M. Libby
Emil Tauchert
Sea Bright
Oscar Tauchert
Laula. Fallon
Enclosure
Augustin Gloucester
Mass
William R. Sergeant
Sergeant
Easthampton Mesers
Raymond
Edward Yerg
Katherine Yerg
Waterwitch
Frances St. John
Harold St. John
Edgeta
Belmar
Louis Bodman
Toledo
Natléy
Terthwaite Avenué
Itane
Conseene I Chagenes
Bank OF
Plattsburg
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